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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Communists
Continued From First Page.)

NSOlIlIlueQ from FlrSL Fage.)
the 81 that he said were card.
carrying Communists in Salt Lake
City, the four that he said weren't
Communists at all in Reno, the
81 that he mentioned on the floor
Of the Senate, or just one.
IF he isn't prepared to sub
stantiate his charges, he should
withdraw his allegations. This is
much too important to the coun-
try and it's foreign policy to be
left to innuendo."
Mr.. Peurifoy's reference was to
different figures on alleged bad
security risks" that Senator Nc
earthly mentioned at Wheeling
and the other places in the course
OF a speech tour before he spoke
on the Senate floor. Just how
many cases he intends to present
to the investigating committee
have not been disclosed.
In replying to Mr.. Peurifoy's
statement. Senator Mccarthy told
reporters that Secretary of State
Acheson's deputy undersecretary
forgets that the Senate appointed
q committee and is giving that
committee almost unlimited funds
to get all details on these cases
He added that the Democratic
members of the committee hac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
House 10 Take Up Bill
To Share Cost Of Hunt
For Strategic Ores

The House will consider tomor-
row a bill intended to stimulate
exploration for strategic and crit
ical ores, metals and minerals.
Passed by the Senate last Sep
TENDER, the measure would autho-
rize expenditure of 80,000,000 a
year in Federal funds.
The idea is that the Govern
ment would share the cost of
looking for new underground de-
posts OF important raw materials.
Minerals Board Provided.
A mineral conservation board
would be established. 1t would
consist of the Secretaries of In
terror, Defense, Commerce and
Treasury. The Secretary of the
Interior would be chairman.
Money made available could be
used to assist commercial mine
interests in exploration or to buy
metals and minerals for stock
piling.
In general, the assistance would
60 to small mines which could not
be operated profitably without it.
Attack Expected.
Federal stockpiling has been in
progress with respect to certain
materials under other legislation.
The bill to be considered by
the House would direct attention
particularly to small workings
of lead. zinc. copper. manganese,
mica, chromite, tungsten and mer-
curry.
The subsidy feature is expected
to come under attack from econ
omy forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Police Showdown May Hinge on One Witness, Private

of it," -...
Might it have been Wednes-
day?"
II can't say" Pvt. Reid replied.
Recalled to the stand the fol-
lowing day. Pvt. Reid said he was
in the room tipping while Capt.
Richitt talked to Warning. He did
Ihear, however, Warning say the
boss" meaning Maj. Barrett. had
informed him the subcommittee
was dissatisfied with gambling
enforcement in Nos. 3 and 7 pre-
lcincts.
Pvt. Reid added that he. Capt.
Richitt and Corpl. George E.
Causey were the three who knew
about Warnings visit.
Mr.. Fischbach asked: WAS the
telephone call from Maj Bar
retD on the morning of the same
day as Warnings visit?"
Verifics Day.
Reid replied: mo, sir, because
I could not remember what day
it was Emmitt was there, but
believe. If this was the Tuesday
i have verified the fact; it does
turn out to be a Tuesday"
What telephone call did you
receive on tuesday,"
Il said while Sergt. Peters
(Sergt. Lewis Peters. secretary to
Maj. BarretD was talking about
the calls he made it struck me
received a call to find Capt.
Richitt;; the major himself called
me and asked where the captain
was and I said he probably was
at the Blair House. and / sent a
scout car there to get him. went
to the outer station which is
there and asked them to call me
to talk to the captain when he
called. They said he had just
pulled the box.
Il said, 'Where?' They said it
was a box at Eighteenth and L
streets NV. I Immediately in
quired if they knew of any res
taurants In the area where the
captain might go for some coffee.
Il also informed both scout cars
to be on the lookout for the cap
tain because any time the major
calls. himself, personally, 1 know
1t is important, and he very sell
dom does it personally.
Another member of the force.
Pvt. Guy, suggested Capt. Richitt
might be in a place called
Murphy's on L street, but they
had no telephone.
Message Delivered.
$50 I called the place next door,
called Leonard's delicatessen, and
a man who works in that store
contacted the captain and de-
Iivered the message and told him
10 call the major"
What day was that?" Mr.. Fisch-
bach asked.
The 3lst of January"
What time did you receive the
call?
AT S:45 in the morning."
WHO did you talk to?"
i talked to the major"
Where we're you instructed to
have Capt. Richitt call him?"
ITO call him Immediately at his
Office"
Maj. Barrett then was asked by
Mr.. Fischbach: Did you talk to
Pvt. Reid that day?"
mo. Sir" Mai. Barrett REPLIED
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Causey if he was with Capt.
Richitt that morning.
yes, I was" Corpl. Causey re-
piled.
Where were you?"
1--WE went to the Blair House at
approximately o'clock, and after
we finished there, we went down
to Eighteenth and L streets and
I pulled the box and I went in
the restaurant and I told him as
soon as called. We sat down to
a table and ordered coffee"
Asked to whom he talked at the
precinct when he pulled the box,
Corpl. Causey replied:
II don't recall"
Mr.. Fischbach asked Pvt. Reid
How do you connect Capt. Rich
lit with that call box?"
He was with the corporal and,
due to the fact that they pulled
the box. they were located for
the major"
Capt. Richitt was asked who
delivered the message to him in
the restaurant. and replied. Jack
Leonard.
Pvt. Reid was asked if he re-
ceived a call from Capt. Richitt
at the precinct as a result of the
message.
Reid Not Certain.
II do not know" was the re-
ply. Il do not know whether the
captain called first. I could not
swear to it,"
Chairman Davis, Democrat, Of
Georgia, asked: What message
did you have to deliver to the
captain?"
ITO call the major immedi-
ately."
Representative Davis asked
Capt. Richitt, Il thought you un-
derstood you got a call from
headquarters, the precinct head
quarters. and they told you to call.
Which is correct?"
II think, to the best of my
recollection" the captain replied.
that I called the precinct and
then they told me to call the major
that it is important
Capt. Richitt said he then tele-
phoned the major and was told
about the subcommittee investi-
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

though super bomb" had been
mentioned.
On the other hand, Mr.. Molotov
emphasized, as did other Soviet
speakers, that a new war would
be the end OF capitalism.
Mr.. Kaganovich said Russia is
convinced her .gold-measured ruble
equivalent to Is cents will prove
stronger in international COMPETE
ton than the dollar.
Therefore. he said, the Soviet
people must guard "as the apple
of our eye" the power of the
armed forces so as not to permit
anyone to stick his imperialist
snont into our Soviet vegetable
garden"
Mr.. Stain himself is candi-
date from the Stain district OF
Moscow in the election. Like al
other candidates he has no opposi-
ton.
About 67l members of the
Council of the Union upper
house of the Supreme Soviet ano
631 members of the Council oil
Nationalities dover house, will
be named.
Only One Legal Party.
The candidates have beer
nominated at meetings sponsored
by the local trade union and Com.
munist Party committees. TIL,
candidates are either members
Of the Communist Party or bear .
"non-party'' designation. TIL.
Communist Party has about g..
100000 members. No other party
isslegal.
When the voter enters tn,
polling station, he is handed twt
ballots, one for the candidate fol
the Council of the Union in hi,
district. the other for the candi.
date for the Council of Nation.
alities. He can fold the ballot ane
drop it in the box or mark off the
name of the candidate as a sigr
of his opposition. A private vot.
ing booth is provided to mark hi.
ballot. If he wishes to use thai
privilege.
Despite the fact 1t is a single
ticket election, the candidates
make speeches, wheelhorses hole
rallies at agitpunkts agitation
points, and party workers ring
doorbells on election day to get
out the vote. 1t is matter OF
urgency for the party workers to
get out as near 100 per cent OF
the vote as possible. Ballots are
taken to sickbeds, and supplied to
travellers on trains, and soldiers
and sailors at their posts and on
their ships.
In the last general election In
1916. a total vote of 101. TOO, 00C
was cast. OF these 1855, 900 were
mo" votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Crime Probe
Continued From First Page.)

charges and countercharges. They
could order a Police Trial Board
to dig into the charges. They
could take disciplinary action on
their own or file the report as
finished business.
Young Ill at Home.
Commissioner John Russell
Young regularly handles police
matters but Maj. Barrett's report
will go to the Board of Commits
sioners, of which Mr.. Young is
president. He has been confined
to his home by illness for the past
week.
Maj. Barrett said ne would
make no more public Statements
on the case. Mr.. Maher said the
same thing.
The police chief estimated ii
would take at least a week to
complete the investigation which
has brought a parade of police
men to headquarters for ques-
tioning, The investigators also
want to get back from the SUBJ
committee two reports handed to
the subcommittee on the first day
of the Richitt hearing on March 3
These are the reports on gam
bling arrests in the Third and
Seventh Precincts. Maj. Barrett
said he called for these reports
on February /. Capt. Richitt
testified Maj. Barrett asked him
for a report on January 81.
This particular difference In
dates was argued during the hear
ings but became a cause celebre
when MI. Maher charged that the
alterations in the Third Precinct
book were made In the January
81 entries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

Il testified yesterday as to my
activity for January 81. I have 8
witness out here in the witnes;
room who is a publicity man fol
the meeting ! went to. That par.
ticular morning all I was worried
about was, could I do what I was
supposed to do at / o'clock. hac
the worst sore throat I ever hac
in my life. I had my chauffeur &c
and buy some tablets to take.
took them all the way to Rich
mond."
The major explained he adj
dressed a Rotary meeting in Rich
mond that day and did not return
to Washington until 10 o'clock al
night.
Signal Book Verification.
Mr.. Fischbach then asked Pvt
Reid: Gould you have been wrong
about the telephone converse.
tion?"
DO you mean my converse
tion?" Pvt. Reid asked, II veri-
fed the facts from the sigma
book of that date"
How did you verify it?"
"On that particular morning
the only box before I think
talked to the major. he wanted te
see the captain"
What time was that boz
pulled?"
They pulled the box at S:4t
am"
Who pulled it,"
! "Corpl. Causey and Capt
Richitt."
How did you know that?"
1T is in the patrol signal book. y
Where is that book?"
1T is kept in the precinct, OPP
posite the switchboard"
How long would it take to get
it here?"
81 guess about 30 minutes. 1t
depends on traffic"
Special Assistant Corporation
Counsel Daniel Maher told re-
porters later that a member of
the police department he refused
to identify heard this testimony
broadcast over radio station WRC
He went to the precinct to be
sure the rollcall would be entered
in the book before it was removed
to Capitol Hill and found that
the entry in question had been
altered, Mr.. Maher said.
Pvt. Reid was asked: What
does the book show for Janu-
airy 31?"
About the time Of the call?'
Pvt. Reid asked. 1T shows Corpl
CauSey pulled the box; I believe
IL box, at $40"
Mr.. Fischbach then asked Corpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

general attractiveness. and will
receive an all-expense vacation at
Fintana, N. c.. for herself and a
companion. n @Gt
The other five finalists are
Wanda Nicholson. "a. Hunting
Terrace, Alexandria; Delberta Lib
by, II. Of 1901 Burns place Sc,
Lois Agee. %. 3411 Thirtieth
street NV, Jane Tomlinson, 20
of $500 @ street NV, and Miss
Betty Lee Place, of 21l8 Kearney
street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

held up his presentation of the
charges and said:
Now the Secretary screams be-
cause I have not already given
him the detailed facts in the 81
cases. I think it is unreasonable
of the Secretary to expect me tc
do all his work and the work Of
the committee because I was the
one who gave him the lead on dis.
loyal people in his own depart
ment."
Senator Mccarthy said the
State Department files contain in
formation developed by the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation
which shows that everyone OF
the cases" he cited is "a bad Sc
curity risk under Acheson's owr
yardstick.
This information" he con-
tinued, sis fully available to
Acheson's man"
Investigators at Work.
Earlier, Senator Mccarthy hac
told reporters that he was get.
ting "a lot of very valuable leads
on other bad security risks in the
Government as result of his tes-
timony last week. He added thai
he has two investigators working
for him now and will add another
to help check these tips and, ht
said, he is paying for the investi-
gators himself.
Mr.. Peurifoy's statement wa!
the second time in as many day!
that the State Department offlcia
had challenged one of Senator
McCarthy's remarks.
On Friday he said he wa
shocked" by Senator Mccarthy
attack on the State Department.
loyalty board. Mr.. Peurifoy sale
the board was made up of flint
and able men whom he PERSONAL.
had selected.
Senator Mccarthy said yester
day he had no doubt the loyalt,
board members were fine men ant
"kind to their families"
Concerned About Results.
I'm not concerned about that.
he added, I'm interested in thu
results that come from the board
in why they have taken action:
they have in certain cases."
Senator Mccarthy said he alse
would like to question Mr.. Peuri.
foy on his Interpretation of regu.
lations laid down for handling
State Department loyalty cases
In one instance, he explained, Mr.
Peurifoy ruled that an employs
with a known Communist back
ground could not be discharged
because the individual had com
mitted no overt act.
That" Senator Mccarthy said
was not in keeping with tn,
loyalty yardstick laid down by Mr.
Acheson himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

competition with 1900 girls at
Riverside Stadium last February
Miss Lambert won a trip to
Denver. Colo, and the right to
compete in the Miss America
Skate Queen contest here. The
five-foot-four brunette weighs 123
pounds.
Miss Outdoors" will be chosen
today on the basis Of beauty and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

The approaching show down be.
tween Police Chief Robert j. Bar.
rett and Capt. Anthony Richit1
over conflicts in their testimon,
may hinge upon whether a key
witness refreshed his memoir.
from an altered entry in a patro
signal book.
| Pvt. Ernest N. Reid of No.
precinct, the record shows, ap.
pears to have consulted the chal.
lenged book after he testified be-
fore the law enforcement inquir.
on March and prior to being re.
called the following day. II
An experts examination of tht
book, investigators say. showee
that an entry had been eradicatec
which put Capt. Richitt at a cal
box at Twentieth and P street.
NV. at $40 o'clock on the morn.
ing of January 81. Capt. Richit'
| testified he was at Eighteenth anc
! L streets NV. that morning ane
two Third Precinct policemen
placed him there in their testi.
mony.
This part of the book was the
one to which Pvt. Reid referred
when recalled to the stand last
Saturday before the House sub.
committee.
Maj. Barrett previously had tes-
titled he called Capt. Richitt or
February l to inform him the
subcommittee wanted to know
why no gamblers had been ar
arrested in his precinct over 9
12-month period.
Time of Talk in Dispute.
In the face of Maj. Barrett's
inSistence that he knew nothing
of the subcommittee interest in
the matter until February l, Capt
Richitt testified he discussed the
matter with him from a telephone
at Eighteenth and L streets NV
shortly after 9 o'clock on Janu-
airy 81.
This was the same day. the
captain testified, that Emmitt
Warning, reputed operator of gam
bling establishments in the
Northwest section, called at No.
precinct and told him 1.-The boss
had informed him the subcommit-
tee was going to look into gam
bling conditions in Nos. 3 and Z
precincts.
Both Maj. Barrett and Warning
denied ever having discussed the
investigation with each other, al.
though Pvt. Reid partially con.
firmed Capt. Richitt's version Of
the conversation with Warning
In particular. he said, he heare
Warning refer to the major a!
1.-The boss" Capt. Richitt sale
that on this occasion Warrins
implied he wanted to pay me off
Quizzed on Warnings visit.
On March 3 Subcommittee
Counsel Hyman L. Fischbacf
asked Pvt. Reid. How do you re.
member what day Warning called
at the precinct?"
1T was on a Tuesday, I an
pretty positive.
do you remember what time Il
WASP"
About closing time, about
O'Clock"
However. you are not positive
1t was on the 31st.".
mo sir. I just made no mott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Chemists Change Names
Of Several Elements

New names and spellings fol
several elements were decided or
at the recent International Union
Of Chemistry meeting In Holland
Amsterdam reports.
Tungsten. as it is known in
America, will hereafter be wolfram
as it is called in Europe. Other
changes: Medium replaces colum-
bian; berryllium now is official
instead Of glucinium; lutetium will
be spelled just that way instead OF
lutecium. and protactinium in
stead of protoactinium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Russia
Continued From First Page.


hammering now at the theme of
Russia's peace policy.
Lazar Kaganovich, in speech
at Tashkent in UzbekisCan made
public yesterday, said the Vests
atomic diplomacy" has collapsed.
Hydrogen Bomb Mentioned.
Mr.. Molotov said only fools
now believe they could scare the
Russian people with hydrogen
bomb which docs not now exist.
This was the first mention In
Russia of the hydrogen bomb