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Evening star., 1951-12-12
Allies Voice Fear for Prisoners
In Korea Under Reds Proposal
Bulk Exchange Urged by Enemy Turned Down;
Refusal of Red Cross Inspection 'Excoroted'

would keep its troops on islands
more than 3 miles from shore,
and withdraw from those closer
inShore.
Heretofore the Allies have said
they would keep all the islands.
They have also insisted on Joint
Allied-Red inspection teams.
The U. N. said it would make
concessions on these two points
if the Communists agree to Cd
military armistice commission
control Of the truce teams, 20
freedom of movement over prin-
cipal lines of communication
throughout all Of Korea" for the
truce teams, go aerial reconnais-
sance by neutrals. a. rotation Of
troops and (5) no rehabilitation
of air fields.
Chinese Maj. Gen. Hsieh Fang
did not object to military armistice
commission control, but he did
protest the other four points.
Maj. Gen. Howard w. Turner
told him you have conceded
nothing; either accept the whole
U. N. plan or none at all. Hsieh
said he would think it over.
Both committees scheduled new
sessions for II am. Thursday %
pm. Wednesday, EST.
An airplane incident Tuesday
appeared to have been settled with
an acknowledgment from Gen.
Matthew B. Ridgway that a U. N.
plane bombed and strafed the Kae-
song protected zone surrounding
Red truce team headquarters.
Gen. Ridgway blamed a pilot er-
ror. He said he was initiating
appropriate disciplinary action"
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Egypt Is Considering
Ambassador
Home From London
Cabinet Is Reported
Decided to Let Every
Citizen Possess Arms
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

CAIRO. Egypt. Dec. l2.-Acting
Foreign Minister Ibrahim Farag
Pasha announced today Egypt is
considering the recall Of her am
bassador from London but SO far
has reached no decision.
Cairo newspapers reporte d
earlier that the cabinet had de-
cided to bring home Ambassador
Abdel Fattah Amr Pasha "as a
protest against British aggression
in the Suez Canal Zone"
The same reports said the cabi-
net last night also had decided to
severely punish" Egyptians col
laborating with the British and to
permit all citizens to possess arms.
Farag told newsmen the Foreign
Ministry's legal department is pre-
pairing a memorandum on diplo-
matte relations with Britain and
nothing has been decided pend
ing completion of this memo
randum."
Egypt Threatens Break.
Egypt has been threatening to
break off diplomatic relations with
Britain since the British army de-
stroyed a village outside Suez city
last Saturday to make way for a
military road. Recall of the am
bassador would be step short OF
a complete cut in diplomatic ties
0n London. officials at the
Egyptian Embassy said they ex-
pected the recall order to arrive
sometime today. Officials at the
British Foreign Office said they
had no notification of the reported
Egyptian action.
(Sources in London said II
Egypt does recall her Ambassador
Britain could be expected to take
similar action. Both Embassies
then would be headed by charges
d'affairesD
The newspaper AL Misri said
Britain may keep the Ambassador
Sir Ralph Stevenson, in Cairo "al-
though tradition has it that a
country in Britain's position should
Ireciprocate and recall her Ambas-
sador, too"
Other Decisions Listed.
AL Misri. listed these further de-
cisions by the cabinet in last
nights session:
/. Egyptians collaborating with
the British will be severely pun
ished."
2. All citizens of Egypt may
possess arms on condition that
the ministry of the interior be
notified"
3. Houses will be built for fam
lilies whose homes were destroyed
in building the road The British
said the action removed a hiding
place for guerrillas menacing
military traffic.
A British military spokesman
said last night that actual COM
penSations have been worked out
for occupants of the razed village
The British had promised to pay
damages.
Ambassador Stevenson handed
a memorandum to Farag yester-
day explaining Britain's views on
the razing of the village.
Farag said the note claimed
destruction of the houses and con-
struction of a road to the filtra-
ton plant were necessary meas
ures for military reasons and
would avoid further friction be-
tween British troops and Egyp-
tians there.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Grand Jury Summons
Rosenbaum il
RFC Influence Probe
Mink Cout Matter
Likely TO Come Up
In Testimony Today

E. Merl Young and Joseph H.
Rosenbaum, who figured in the
mink coat episode disclosed by a
congressional investigation of the
Finance Corp,
were called before a District grand
jury today. The grand jury has
been investigating questions in
perjury and other matters
referred to it last April by the
Senate subcommittee whic h
looked into influence in RFC
loans.
Mr.. Rosenbaum, a Washington
lawyer who at one time repre-
sented applicants for RFC loans.
carried a bulging folder Of papers
into the jury room.
Youngs Operate Florida Motel.
Mr.. Young, a former RFC ex-
aminer who became an "expedi-
ter" in recent years and had en-
tree into the White House. was
ready to testify later today. Mr.
Young and his wife Lauretta, a
former White House stenogra-
pher, now operate a motel near
Miami, Fla.
While the mink coat matter
seemed likely to be discussed at
today's grand jury session, the
questioning of the two witnesses
was expected to cover other fields.
Mr.. Young told reporters he was
asked to bring certain records OF
the Lustron Corp. and the R. L.
Jacobs Co. For several years after
the war Mr.. Young was an official
in each of those companies ano
received a salary of about $18.-
600 from each. Both companies
obtained RFC loans in recent
years.
A Senate subcommittee which
last spring investigated "favorit-
ism and influence" affecting RFC,
described Mr.. Young and Mr..
Rosenbaum as part of web of
influence" relating to RFC activi-
ties and including Donald S. Daw-
son, an administrative assistant
to President Truman.
Young Says Loan Was Repaid.
Subcommittee hearings disclosed
that Mr.. and Mrs. Young re-
ceived a royal pastel mink coat
which was paid for by Mr.. Rosen-
baum. The coat came from 9
New York furrier who was client
of Mr.. Rosenbaum and who some
years previously had applied fol
an RFC loan.
While waiting to go into the
juryroom today, Mr.. Young sale
the mink coat transaction was ir
the form of a loan. He declared
that he has repaid the entire
$3.50 to Mr.. Rosenbaum and thai
Il have notes to prove it."
Justice Department attorneys
said the separate questioning ol
Mr.. Young and Mr.. Rosenbaum
might take all of today and part
of tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Part of Saxon Cross
Years Old
Found in London
By the Associnfed Press

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Discovery
of part of a 1,O00-year-old Saxon
cross under a war-bombed church
near the Tower of London was
announced today.
The Church of England said
the cross was part of a grave
headstone 2 feet across, made Of
sandstone and carrying traces Of
pigment with an inscription
which has not yet been fully de-
ciphered.
The find was made during re-
construction work on the ancient
city Church of All-Hallows-by-
the-Tower.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
; Feared Lost After Crash
OF JET in Bay Near Norfolk
By the Associated Press

by me ASSoeIufed FFeSS
NORFOLK. Va, Dec. IA
B-40 jet plane from Langley Air
Force Base with three men aboard
plunged into Chesapeake Bay
near Thimble Shoal light today.
A Navy tug which was in the
area reported the plane sank i'm
mediately and no survivors were
sighted.
Navy and Coast Guard planes
and surface vessels were sent to
the area.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Mr.. Teitelbaufn in his charges of
q scheme to shake him down for
$500,000 under threat of prosecu-
ton in his tax troubles. Mr..
Teitelbaum, a Chicago attorney.
said Master and Frank Nathan
told him they were connected with
q Washington Clique"
Testifying before the House
Ways and Means subcommittee
investigating tax scandals. Master
said he first met Mr.. Teitelbaum
In Florida last summer and fatty
refused to answer a question about
what he had heard of Mr.. Teitel-
baum prior to that meeting. His
counsel said Mr.. Master had "cer-
tain personal reasons that make
him fearful of answering this point
at this point"
do I understand you to say you
are in physical fear of answering
the question:" asked Subcommit-
tee Counsel Adrian w. DeWind.
"Yes sir" Master replied.
Accused of Inventing Story.
Earlier Master was accused of
"inventing" a story that he put in
a long-distance telephone call last
summer to T. Lamar Caudle in
connection with obtaining build
ing materials.
Mr.. De Wind charged the wit
ness with "inventing" the story
since Mr.. Caudle's own testimony
before the subcommittee. Mr..
Caudle told the subcommittee he
received a telephone call from
Master last summer. the night be-
fore he left for Europe, asking
him to meet Henry w. Grune-
wald. a mysterious Washington
figure whose name also has been
linked in the alleged Shakedown
story. Mr.. Caudle. who was fired
as Assistant Attorney General in
charge of the tax division. testi-
fed that Master gave him no rea-
son why he should meet Mr..
Grunewald and said he had re-
fused to do so.
Master insisted his telephone
calls to Mr.. Caudle arose from
difficulties he had encountered in
getting copper and steel for an
industrial plant. He said Mr..
Grunewald had suggested to him
some sources of supply in Europe
might be available and he called
Mr.. Caudle to ask him to get in
touch with Mr.. Grunewald and
learn what they were.
Testimony on Passport.
Mr.. De Wind read from Masters
testimony in a closed session in
which the Florida businessman
had said his only business trans
actions with Mr.. Caudle had been
in connection with his efforts to
obtain a passport to go to Europe
himself.
Previous testimony by Mr..
Caudle and Nathan had touched
upon Mr.. Caudle's efforts to as
sist Master in obtaining a passport
owing to the fact that Master was
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Hunt for Gunman
Goes On in Maryland;
DC. Area Has Scare
Planes and HeIieopters
Join Search for Ross,
Addict Wanted in Killing
BULLETIN


A woman in Baltimore in
sisted today she could posi-
lively" identify George Francis
Ross as a man who telephoned
for help from her home last
night after his automobile broke
down in the street outside. A
glass from which the man took
a drink has been submitted to
the FBI for fingerprint COM
parison with the Identification
record of the ex-convict.
More than 1870 armed men con-
tinued to search the woods near
Ellicott City. Md, today for
George F. Ross. 81, a dope addict
wanted for the murder of a police
man.
The manhunt was led by 100
FBI agents and 80 Maryland State
policemen in a wooded triangle
formed by the Patapsco River and
two highways-Routes 40 and 9s
in the western suburbs of Bal
timore.
A Marine twin-rotor helicopter
from QuantiL Va. was damaged
this morning in a landing near
search headquarters on Route 40.
A gust of wind upset the plane
as it settled in a field and one of
the rotors chewed into the fuse
lage. No one was injured.
Two other helicopterS from
Quantico we're lowering over the
hilly area today as a line of men
spaced at 50-foot intervals moved
toward the river. The searchers
were equipped with pistols, rifles,
shotguns and portable radios.
Public Is Warned.
Mai. William H. Weber, in
charge of the State police detail,
announced the search line" should
either produce Ross or eliminate
the possibility that he is still in
the area"
Maj. Weber warned the public
to keep clear of the vicinity.
Washington as well as Balti-
more police ran down several
false alarms last night and to-
day as the search spread to ad-
joining communities.
During the day Washington
police ran down several tips"
from citizens who reported seeing
men resembling Ross in various
parts of the city. Two men were
briefly and released,
and another was detained for
further investigation.
The latter was picked up near
the Shoreham Building after an
in one of the Offices re-
ported she had seen a man an
swering Ross description get off
an elevator. Some 800 spectators
gathered around the building
when police in squad cars an
swered the call and began al
search.
Police received other reports
that Ross had been seen in the
300 block H street NV. the 1900
block of Eighteenth street NV,
the 1400 block of New York ave-
nue. NE. and Brentwood road
and Rhode Island avenue NE.
None of the latter Investigations
produced suspect.
Autos Patrol Area.
Several light airplanes returned
to the search near Ellicott City
today, while scores of automo-
oileS patrolled the area and a line
(See ROSS, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Picosso Brings So 500

LONDON, Dec. IL (R.-Pablo
PicaSSo's well known painting,
La Nicoise," showing simul-
taneously the profile and full face
of a woman, was sold at an art
auction today for f1,250 ($3,500) i.
The buyer was anonymous.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

subcommittee investigating tax
scandals, made the demand in a
public ment following
lengthy testimony by Mr.. Nc
Grath before the subcommittee
yesterday.
His demand came after Frank
E. Mckinney. new chairman of
the Democratic National Com
mittee. told reporters after a
White House meeting that he
had advised President Truman
something had to be done right
away" in connection with mat
tiers brought out in the tax in
Iquiry.
Mr.. Mckinney said President
Truman is highly concerned" at
what he considers disloyalty to
him by some officials and Mr..
Mckinney added:
I'm inclined to think there will
be drastic action soon"
Won't Predict When.
Asked about Mr.. McKinney's
comments, White House Press
Secretary Joseph Short said today
he would not want to predict
when" Mr.. Truman would take
drastic action.
When 1t was pointed out to Mr..
Short that his use Of the word
when" indicated that the Presi-
dent was in fact contemplating a
new move. Mr. Short said he did
not intend to go beyond what he
had said.
The press secretary said again
that their had been no arrange
ments for the President to meet
Attorney General McGrath.
When 1t was pointed out that
President Truman had said Sun
day that one of his reasons for
coming back from Key West was
to see the Attorney General and
some other people from the Justice
Department. Mr.. Short said that
III let you know as soon as l
can when the appointment takes
place"
Mr.. Short said that "to the best
|of my knowledge" the President
had not talked to Mr.. McGrath
since the Attorney General met
him at the airport Sunday.
McGrath Quizzed About Caudle.
The investigating subcommittee
yesterday questioned Mr.. McGrath
at length about his attitude to-
ward the activities of T. Lamar
Caudle. ousted Assistant Attorney
General in charge of the Justice
Departments Tax Division.
In an obvious reference to this
phase of the probe, Mr.. Byrnes
said the Attorney General demon
strated during his testimony that
he failed to take steps to "un-
cover what were at least gross in
ldiScretions in the tax division of
his department" and that he is
mot deeply concerned today" with
what the subcommittee has un-
covered.
Mr.. Byrnes devoted major
portion of his questioning yester-
day to why the Attorney General
had failed to take personal action
on the Caudle matter.
At one point Mr.. McGrath pro-
tested that the King subcommit-
tee. with its subpoena powers, had
a better means of exploring the
situation.
Byrnes Voices AmaZement.
Mr.. Byrnes expressed amaze
ment at this statement and point
ed out that Mr.. McGrath had at
Continued on Page A-10. Col. ~
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Wounded 71-Yeur-OId Grocer
Routs Bandit With Pop Bottle

A 71-year-old grocer, wounded
in the left arm in an attempted
holdup, threw a soft drink bottle
at his fleeing assailant this morn
ing and then chased him down
the street.
The victim, Isadore Roesnblum
of CT Tuckerman street NV,
Evening star., 1951-12-12
BY the Assoeiated Press

MUNSAN, Korea, Dec. II. A
new Red plan for exchanging
prisoners of war and an Allied
compromise for supervising a
Korean truce with neutral observ-
ers fell on cold shoulders today.
The United Nations command
expressed fears publicly for the
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Clouds ond Fog Stall Koreon Air Activity;
War VirtuoIly Hats. Poee All
Four House Members Find U. 5. Troops in
korso Best in History" Poee All
Evening star., 1951-12-12

still under parole from a tax-fraud
sentence.
Master testified he first met Mr..
Caudle in December, 1850. through
Nathan.
Master said he discussed with
Nathan how to get a passport so
he could go to Europe on business.
He said Nathan told him he had
"a friend" in Washington who
(Continued on Page A-3, Col ~
Evening star., 1951-12-12

WMAL and WMAL-FM, The
Evening Star Stations, will
broadcast a recorded tran
script of today's testimony be-
fore the House committee in
vestigating the tax scandals,
from $3.50 pm. to $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Picture on Pose AZ.

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owner of the Rosenblum Market,
1889 Ninth street NV, told police
the robber entered the store
shortly after opening time and
asked for cigarettes.
AS the store owner made change
the man demanded all the money.
but Mr.. Rosenblum, thinking his
action was a joke. pretended to
Evening star., 1951-12-12

miscellaneous for sole" items in Stor
Classified. The Stor offers more elossi-
fled selections thon the three other
Washington newspapers combined.
And il you wont to sell outsrown toys
or other gift items. do it by placing
classified od in The Stor. Phone
Sterling 5000. Coll todoy TO place
your Sunday dds and ovoid rush os
the z pm. Saturday deodIins op-
brooches.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

myrrn ono rus
aroma fronkin-
eense.
As for Christ
mos gifts, one
Of the best
routes to eco
nomieoI buying
is through h e
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Representative Byrnes, Repub-
lican, of Wisconsin, called today
for the immediate removal of j.
Howard McGrath as Attorney
General. He said Mr.. McGrath is
either unwilling or incapable of
providing the kind of leadership
necessary to restore the conf
dence of the American people in
our principal law enforcement
agency"
Mr.. Byrnes. a minority member
OF the House Ways and Means
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Master Denies Shakedown Storv>
Is Afraid to Answer One Query;
Truman Sees McGrath> Hoover
Tax Prober Calls
For Removal of
Attorney General
BULLETIN

Attorney General McGrath
and FBI Chief Edgar Hoover
met with President Truman at
the White House today amid
indications the President will act
soon to counter tax scandal tes-
timony flooding from Capitol
Hill.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

MeGroth Tokes Back ond Forward Doth
With Latin Flourish. Poee A-3
Me6roth Soys Zenith Wosted $4,000
Fee by Hiring Finneson. Pose A-3
Smyth and Three Others Indicted on In
come Tox Froud Charges. Pose a.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Witness Accused
Of Inventing' Tale
Of Call to CuudIe
BY Cecil HoIIond and
GEORGE Beyeridue

Bert K. Master today denied he
ever demanded any money from
Abraham Teitelbaum in connec-
tion with Mr.. Teitelbaum's tax
case.
Master. a Florida businessman,
was one of two men named by
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Trustees for Empire Studying Suit Against
Mckinney and MeHole. Pose A-3
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Minee Pie Represents
Gifts of Wise Men

Minee pie become the traditional
Christmas pie because the ingredients
represent the gifts Of the Wise Men.
The crust represents gold, the spices
Evening star., 1951-12-12

(See CAUDLE, Page A-1o)
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Continued on Page A-3, Col. H.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Continued on Page A-10, Col.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

Mostly sunny with high near a.. Partly
cloudy tonight with low of % in the city
and % in the suburbs. Full report on
Page A-2)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25
PADEKITE JUGS SURASTI

KacerauskQ, Eurebijaus ir Liu-
cijos, gimines prasomi atsi-
liepti.
Kavsevic (Kuosaitis) Petras, is
Griebciu KIM, Kybartu w.,
Vilkaviskio ap.
Kopas Evaldas, Fridrikas su
zmona Ida, ir Robertas, bel
ju seserys Berta Vinkleriene
ir Maryte, is NemaksciV, Ra-
seiniu ap.
Kuosaitis (buv. Kavsevic) Pet
ras, is Griebciu KIM, Kybaatu
w., Vilkaviskio ap.
Labanauskas Antanas, is Pieliu
KIM, Telsiu vi.
Levinskas 'Juozas, gyvenas Ally
taus ap.
Namikaite Pukaite Gene, is
Radziunu KIM, Traupio vi,
Ukmerges ap.
Padagas Pranas.
Pautienius Juozas ir Kazimie-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25

Ieskomieji ar apie JUGS turin
tieji bet kuriu ziniu prasomi at
siliepti Lietuvos Generalinialn
Konsului siuo adresu:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82ud Street
New York "a. N. Y.
Baliukaite Jonciene Ona SUI
Selma
Bitkauskaite Magdalena ir Ur-
sule, is Cecku KIM, Gizu w.,
Vilkaviskio ap.
Bublyte (Bublys) 1dzeliene :
(Idzelis), Barbora, is Gargz-
du, ir vyras Idzelis Frank.
Endriukaitis Antanas, is Pele-
niu KIM, Sintautu w., sakiu ap.
Idzeliene (Idzelis) Bublyte
Barbora is Gargzdu ir vyras
Idzelis Frank.
Jonciene Baliukaite Ona SUI
Selma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-25

(Tesinys)

Nors Lietuvos TSR Mokso Akadenijos lseglmas boise
vku okupacos akais kuturnis ir moksns IVY
oku budu negama peist kad to svablos nokso
istagos aejes is osevku komunlst INCL
atyvos Neprkausomos Lietuvos ais npkslo kuuro
istagos paca buvo sdskutuoas apsvastytas
Pagaiau susdare tick varu mokslo r kuturos al
gu pa6s akadeos stegmo idea buvo visiskai prbre
dust Bereikejo k ta ideja vkt formalius remus tas
padaytas tk gryna etuvu mokso zmonlu be
jokes asno is Maskvos r vietniQ bolsevk Pre
aademos sbaus seigmo fakto prisideo nemaa r ia ap
nkybe kad daugeis evu mokslo zmonQ matydam kraste
kruvina teora noeo visiska asraukt potnio gyve
nio atside paga gamuus mokso ir kuros darbui Del
uvu mokso noniu ncatyvos vasu kur savaime supran-
bosevika r komunista mokejo isnaudo potnei
propaganda sebda urb ct or kad tk boevika ir ko-
mnsai kaip rekjan tesrupna Leuvos mokso ir kuuros
ugdymu ir globojmu.
Nera iokos abejones, kad Lietuvos TSR Mokso Akade
mos segea r organzatoa darbe vadovavosi ko
nausas sknmas tarnauti Letuvos mokslu r kultra Ia
oi Letuvos mokso kuuros staiga vsdeto sta
neisvenge jos moksno kurnio darbo autonomja
zancu nuosatu r tam tkro aipsno akaus pajugmo Mask
vaiai Tai be joks rodnejmu maty minmosios aka
demjos punkto dernti Letuvos TSR mokso r ku
ros darba ktQ TSRS moslo aigu veka ir omis
aky glaudzus santykus visose mokso sritye KOk tas
ktQ TSRS mokso sagu darbas buves nesunku speti
butent is kip r vs kit daba buvo paungas poitiniam
r propagandnam dgavmui is Maskvos Letuvos TSR Moks
10 kuros istaigos autonomskUma supramu ryska
zed9 kitas nuostaas butent: re Leuvos TSR vyriau
sybe nuomone patektais kausmas aptanaut Lie
tuvo TSR vyrausy organzuoant moksne eks
pertyza.'
10 siuo nuostatu buvo norma is Leuvos TsR Mokso
Akademos znoma gerausa nojo tie kurie tuos
nuostatus suredagavo r statua dejo Is Primo pozurio
neka nuosatai gaeo visa akademijos darba parep boil
seVikams reikainga polne propagandne inkme. Dea,
Letuvo SR Mokso Akademos gyvenmas buvo pertumpas,