Friday, February 18, 1949
Endicott Daily Bulletin, Endicott, N . Y.'
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Chambers' Tale Broke Conspiracy W i d e Open
Shanghai Tense
As Firing Squad
Works in Public
— C o n t i n u e d Krom l'SKc
Dnc—
and once, years before, had
served as a courier between an
underground apparatus in Wash­
ington and t h e party's New
York headquarters. H e added
that he had told all this to As­
sistant Secretary of S l a t e Berle
and later to the F B I when he
# ShaiiKhnl, <INS>—Summary fir­
broke with Communism, but
ing squad executions of four
that nothing had come of his
men—one of them a wounded
revelations He did not wish to
nationalist soldier shot tn full
appear before the committee, he
view of several hundred persons
—created gnm tension in Shang­
said.
hai today
I forgot him.
The public on-the-spot execu­
But the startling testimony
tion of t! e civil war veteran
which Miss Bentle.s gave during
was carried out late last night
her appearance before t h e com­
In front of a downtown t h e a t e r
mittee on July 31. 1948. and the
where a riot had taken place.
denials of those named and the
Earlier in the cvenfng, three
blasts the Committee received
alleged ringleaders of a t h r c c from liberals and left-wingers,
day-old bus strike were p u t t o
made it imperative that w e get
death before a Chinese gov­
some kind of corroborating wit­
ernment army
firing
squad.
ness on our stand. The Justice
Shanghai's union leaders voiced
department. I recalled moodily,
bitter resentment
had warned us that there were
The four "drumhead" execu­
none.
tions were the first such inci­
I remembered Chambers, and
dents since Shanghai became a
subpoenaed him. Miss Bentlcys
"front-line city" and was p u t
story
plainly was too hard to
under martial l a w which forbids
believe. I agreed. But if Cham­
strikes and public assemblages.
bers told us of his own work as
The executions were conduct­
a courier perhaps there would
ed by order of Shanghai's g a r r i ­
be links connecting his bygone
son commander, Gen. Chen T a
activities with the later ones
Ching.
outlined by Miss Bentley
The soldier m e t death while
The subpoena on Chambers,
backed up against the front of
once served, gave me additional
the theater where he and sev­
worry. I felt that Henry Luce
eral buddies—all convalescent
S H E CHEATED DEATH—A month ago, 5-year-old would be indignant. His maga­
civil war fighters—had tried t o #
Gail Nicoletti (above).and her brother Arthur were thrown zine had been critical of the
get free admission.
committee and especially of
Denied admission by military from a Brooklyn bridge by their temprarily-crazed father,
police stationed a t the theater,
Gabriel, who then jumped off. She alone lived. Gail i s Rep. Rankin Calling one of his
the soldiers surrounded t h e
editors, I guessed, would pro­
place. They carried guns, clubs shown with her mother.
voke, fresh rebukes.
and hand grenades. They fired
But on t h e appointed day,
several shots. Some civilian pasAug. 3, 1948, Chambers walked
sersby were wounded.
into my office accompanied by
Police reinforcements
were
Frank McNaughton,
of t h e
rushed to the scene. Ten of t h e
Washington bureau of Time
soldiers were arrested.
McNaughton bad been anticommittee for a long time, b u t
it had not interfered with our
friendship.
Chambers shook hands sol­
0 Albany, OP)—Governor Dewey favors a proposed point emnly when we were introduc­
system for giving veterans perference in civil service ex­ ed, then I turned to McNaughton and said. "Okay. Frank,
aminations and promotions.
what's the pitch? Why can't he
Dewey's endorsement of the so-called Mitchell amend­ testify'"
"He's r e a d y "
Mc^'aughton
• Xew York, (INS — Ths N e w ment was announced last night by his office.
answered, to my surprise. "He
T h e measure, sponsored by Republican Senator MacNeil Mitch­
i York stock market displayed
has
a
statement
he'd
like you
[mixed tendencies in early deal- ell of Manhattan, would replace t h e present system of absolute
to read." I t was three pages
fines today. Few important price preference given ex-servicemen.
.
of
pure
dynamite
composed
In
' changes were noted in t h e r u n I t w a s one of two proposed
the man's careful prose.
j of active favorites, although a
This Is w h a t he had written
I handful of issues were in d e - constitutional amendments ap­
proved b y the 1948 Legislature.
and later read into the commit­
i mand.
tee's
record:
Traders were inclined to move They a r c now before the Senate
"Almost exactly nine years
, cautiously in the belief t h a t t h e and Assembly for the necessary
ago—that is. t « o da>s after
J market was entitled to a r e s t second passage before going to
Hitler and Stalin signed their
['; after four successive days of ad- the people for approval in No­
pact—I went to Washington and
(• yance.
reported
to the authorities what
I
Douglas Aircraft, which h a d vember
f)
Athens,
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Greek
gov­
In o t h e r capitol developments
I knew about the infiltration of
• provided most of the fireworks
e r n m e n t has announced details
One—Democratic
State
Chair­
the
United
States Government
. yesterday with a jump of 5 H
by Communists. F o r years in­
points, added another U today. man P a u l E. Fitzpatrick asked of a victory over Communist
Governor Dewey to create a guerrillas at Phlorina in w h a t
ternational
Communism,
of
Noon pncei on the New York "little Hoover commission" to was termed the biggest single
which the United States Com­
, Stock Exchange as quoted by be headed by former Democratic
munist party is an integral part,
[•the George D. B . Bonbright Co., Governor Herbert H. Lehman to action of the civil war
had been i n a state of unde­
eliminate what he called t h e
Frozen bodies of rebels killed
i Binghamton, follow:
clared w a r with this Republic.
"chaos in State government."
during the three-day battle—
With
the Hitler-Stalin
pact,
H l c h Low
Last
from
February
12
t
o
February
Two — Assembly Majority
that war reached a new stage.
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to
Phlorina.
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that the society in which we
(••"'• '-imp nroposal sponsored by
T h e city is near the junc­
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causes of t h e crisis or know
Gen
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who
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Point System'
Stock Traders
Show Caulion
must dd something. In t h e
writings of Karl Marx I thought
t h a t I had found the explanation
of t h e historical and economic
causes. In the w r i t i r u B of Lenin
I thought I h a d f o u V the a n ­
swer to the question, what t o
do"
"In 193" I repudiated Marx'
doctrines and Lenin's tactics
Experience a n d t h e record h a d
convinced me t h a t Communism
is a form of totalitarianism, t h a t
its triumph m e a n s slavery to
m e n - w h e r e v e r they fall u n d e r
its sway, and spiritual night t o
the human mind and soul.
"I resolved to break with t h e
Communist p a r t y a t whatever
risk to my life o r other tragedy
to myself or m v family Yet,
so strong is t h e hold which t h e
insidious evil of Communism
secures on its disciples, that I
could still s a y t o someone a t
the time 'I know that I ' a m
leaving the winning side for t h e
losing side, b u t i t is better to
die on t h e losing side than to
live under Communism.'
>
" F o r a year I lived in hiding,
sleeping by d a y a n d watching
through the night with a gun o r
revolver within easv reach. T h a t
was what underground Com­
munism could do to one man in
the peaceful United States in
the year 1938.
" I h a d sound reason for sup­
posing that t h e Communists
might t r y to kill me For a
number of years I had myself
served
in t h e underground,
chiefly in Washington, D. C.
have sought to live an indus­
trious and God-fearing life At
t h e same t i m e I have fought
Communism constantly by a c t
and written word.
tached. I t was an underground
organization
of the United
S t a t e s Communist party de­
veloped, to the best of my
knowledge, by Harold Ware, one
of t h e sons of the Communist
leader known as 'Mother Bloor.'
" I am proud to appear before
this committee.
T h e publicity
inseparable from such testimony
has darkened, a n d will no doubt
continue to darken, my effort
t o integrate myself in t h e com­
munity of free men. But t h a t is
a small price t o pay if m y testi­
mony helps t o m a k e Americans
recognize a t last that they a r e
a t grips with a secret, sinister,
and enormously powerful force
whose tireless purpose is their
enslavement.
"At the s a m e time, I should
like, thus publicly, to call upon
all ex-Communists who h a v e not
"I knew it a t its top level, a
group of seven or so men, from
among whom in later years cer­
tain members of Miss Bcntlcy's
organization . were
apparently
recruited.
"The head of the underground
group a t the time" I knew it was
N a t h a n Witt, an attorney for
t h e National Labor Relations
board. Later, John Abt became
the leader Lee Pressman was
also a member of this group, as
was Alger Hiss, who, as a mem­
ber of t h e ' State department,
later organized the conference
a t Dumbarton Oaks, San Fran­
cisco, and the United States side
of t h e Y'alta conference.
"The purpose of this group a t
that time was not primarily es­
pionage. I t s original purpose
was t h e Communist infiltration
of t h e American Government.
But espionage was certainly one
of Us eventual objectives. Let
no one be surprised a t this state­
ment Disloyalty is a m a t t e r of
principle with every member of
the Communist party.
The Communist party ex­
ists for t h e specific purpose
of overthrowing the Govern­
ment, n t tho opportune rime,
by a n y and all means; and
onch of 1U members, by tho
fact t h a t hr, Is a member, la
dedicated to thin purpose.
The heart of m y report to the
United States Government con­
"It is 10 years since I broke
away
from
the Communist
sisted of a description of t h e
apparatus to which I was a t ­ party. During that decade I
yet declared themselves, and all
men
within
t h e Communist
P a r t y whose better instincts
have n o t y e t been corrupted and
crushed by it, to aid in this
struggle while there is still time
to do so."
• TO GET IT
The commltteo heard Cham­
b e r s briefly in closed sessipn,
b u t after 15 minutes of his story
one of the members interrupted.
"Hell,"
said
the member,
"why is this in executive ses­
sion'
T h i s should b e in t h e
open."
W e moved t o the caucus room
of t h e old House office building
a n d began a n unforgettable day.
(Tomorrow:
Mr. Stripling
m a k e s his own searching analy­
sis of t h e character and career
of W h i t t a k e r Chambers.)
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•DEPENDABLE JEWELERS SINCE 1906
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again, new-car economy too/And from t h e
standpoint of expense, that's o n l y part of
the good n e w s ! Total cost Is l o w ; runs
a b o u t t h e s a m e as a heavy
overhaul jub with parts.
Y o u can pay a s you drive, just a few
dollars a m o n t h . You'll dodge a lot of
"old age" repair bills — and think how
t h i s flashing n e w F i r e b a l l power will
enhance t h e resale or trade-In value of
your car!
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Washington Ave.
D i a l 5-9221
FLOOR COVERINGS
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estimate—don't you agree?
Carpets
Broadloom
Linoleum
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Endwell Rug C o .
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