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Evening star., 1951-08-26
Superforts Hit
Port Of Rashin,
Close 10 Siberia
Macarthur Denied
Permission to Bomb
Red Supply Center
By the Associated Press

UNITED STATES 9th ARMY
Korea. Sun
day, Aug. 26.-American Super
forts yesterday blasted Rashin
which Gen. Macarthur once was
denied permission to attack be-
cause of the ports proximity to
Soviet Siberia.
The B-29s dropped more than
300 tons of bombs on the North
east Korean supply port 20 miles
from Russian territory. The 35
bombers centered their assault on
railroad installations.
1t was the second bombing since
the Korean war broke out June
25, 1850. but the first since the
United States Defense Department
told Gen. Macarthur to lay off !:
Rashin (Najin) first was bombed
August IL, 1850.
(In Washington, the Defense
Department said yesterdays sur
prise attack was part Of the
general policy OF preventing the
enemy from building up his
forces in Korea. Reconnaissance
indicated substantial buildup
in the Rashin area" The state
ment was in answer to news
mems questions whether the
raid represented a change in
policy)
Macarthur Told of Requests.
Last May, Gen. Macarthur tes-
titled after his removal as Su-
lpreme Allied Commander that he
had repeatedly asked Washington
in February or March for permis-
sion to resume bombing Rashin.
Defense Secretary Marshall told
the Senate Investigating Commit
tee Gen. Macarthur was denied
permission because of the "ques-
tion of risk involved in an opera
tion so close to the Soviet frontier. .
Rashin is some 110 miles south
of Vladivostok. Gen. Macarthur
had described 1t as a great dis
tributing point from Red Man
churia to Eastern Korea coastal
areas.
The B-29s. escorted. by United
States Navy Panther jets. few to
Rashin in clear weather from
bases in Japan and Okinawa. The
Air Forces reported the planes met
no anti-aircraft or fighter opposi-
tion.
In the northwest corner of
Korea. 81 United States Sabrejets
chased of 80 Russian type MIG
is swept-wing jets in flashing
dogfight near Sinuiju, Yalu River
border city. At least one MIG
was reported damaged.
It was the second air battle in
two days. Two MICS were shot
down Friday in tangle between
26 Sabrejets and 40 MICS.
On the ground, fierce patrol
clashes were general on the CEN
trail and eastern fronts. The Com
munists were reported increasingly
Sensivtive to Allied patrol thrusts
Buildup Continues.
Eighth Army intelligence officers
reported q continuing buildup OF
Red forces in the northern section
of the old Iron Triangle" on the
central front.
Allied warships shelled both the
East and West coasts yesterday in
a resumption of full-scale bonn
bardment limited by storms earlier
in the week.
Some of the vessels had been
ordered out of the Yellow Sea
last week when a typhoon that
lashed Okinawa seemed headed
for Western Korea.
The British cruiser Ceylon led
frigates in shelling west coast
targets.
On the East Coast, American
destroyers supported South Korean
troops in an assault on q hill near
KanSong.
Farther north, Communist shore
batteries at Wonsan opened ur
(See KOREA, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-08-26

NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico, Aug
Is (R.-The southbound Aztec
Eagle" collided with a northbound
train from Mexico City today 125
miles south of this border city.
The Diesel engine and several
passenger cars of the Eagle over
turned. Ten passengers were
injured.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
War Games Hif Peak;
Clark Demands Army
Control Of Air Support
Field Forces Chief Gives
Direct Reply to Airmen
On Use of TucticuI Units
By W. H. shippen
StcF Stcff Corresponden.

SOUTHERN PINES MANEU-
YER AREA, N. c., Aug. 25.-Spec-
tacular air jumps by 1000 para
troopers climaxed the Army-Air
Force war games here today as
Gen. Mark Clark took sharp issue
with the Air Force in the long
standing dispute over close air
support of ground units.
Gen. Clark, commander Of Army
Field Forces, came here to OBJ
serve the final phase of the no.
000-man maneuvers. During the
Evening star., 1951-08-26


mand for the Senate Commerce
Committee to probe District vice,
declared the Nations Capital is
partially poisoned by the exist
ence of crime and corruption"
District Commissioner F. Jo-
Seph Donohue said the people Of
Washington have a right to know
whether there is a close and
unholy alliance between mobsters
and officials of the District gov
ernment."
Senator Wiley reinforced his
call for a senatorial inquiry by de-
claring he has received numerous
anonymous letters. many with a
clear ring of authenticity" which
charged pay-offs here.
Police Names Mentioned.
It was learned that some of
these letters mention police names
and link these names with key
figures in the Senate Crime In
veStigating Committees recent ex-
plosive Prince Georges County in
quiry.
Senator Wiley said his letters
report:
"a considerable amount of pay
offs to law enforcement officers
up and down the line so that they
would ignore numbers and horse
race betting operations being car
ried on in their areas in both the
District and in adjacent Mary
land and Virginia counties.
"a consequent vast increase in
the wealth of certain law enforce
ment off1cers-wealth which even
on its very face is completely dis
proportionate to the amount Of
income which they would have
from their regular duties"
Both Senator Wiley and Com
missioner Donohue suggested that
the trained corps of investiga-
tors of the outgoing crime COM
mittee be used to explore the
District crime picture-particu-
larly since they unearthed the
disclosures about Prince Georges
County.
Hopes $4,000 Is Voted.
These disclosures are now being
examined by a District grand jury
and have prompted Prince Georges
officials to promise that the county
grand jury will investigate when
it convenes in October.
Commissioner Donohue, in a
radio interview, said he hoped the
Senate Rules Committee would
come through with the $4,000
sought by the Senate District
Committee to finance an investi-
cation of crime and corruption
here.
At the same time, he pointed
out that the Senate Commerce
Committee which Senator Wiley
wants to make the investigation
could cross State lines. But Com
missioner Donohue emphasized
that he didn't care which COM
mittee took on the job, as long
as it was done.
Senator Neely. chairman Of the
Senate District Committee, said
he would confer with Chairman
O'Conor of the crime committee
tomorrow to see if the investiga-
tion of the crime committee in
Prince Georges County has turned
up new data about the Washing
ton area to present to the rules
committee.
johnson Promises Study.
Chairman johnson of the COM
merce committee has promised
to confer with his group Wednes-
day on Senator Wiley's proposal
for a full-dreSs investigation Of
the District but it seemed likely
the commerce committee would
turn it down. There seemed little
enthusiasm in the commerce group
for further investigation despite
the fact that three of its men,
(See GAMBLING Page A-3O
Evening star., 1951-08-26

by capitalizing on real and fancied
wrongs and Matchmaking the in
fluential Anglo -Iranian Oil Co.,
parts of the press began speaking
out against him.
Strong political attacks in Par
lament. possibly even attempts to
defeat the premier on vote of
confidence, may be in the offing.
The reason is that most deputies
owe their seats to political cliques
which have controlled voting in
Evening star., 1951-08-26

CIldG FTuIle minister JaWdndrlal
Nehru planned to make the an
nouncement Monday Sunday
night in the United States).
India'S final word came in a
note to which the State Depart
ment was drafting a reply yes
terday. Because of India's in
f1uence in Asia, diplomats made
no secret of their disappointment
that Mr.. Nehru decided against
taking part.
Proposed Changes Rejected.
Burma. neighbor to India, al
ready has decided against signing
the treaty. Also Yugoslavia has
said 1t wasn't concerned enough
about the treaty to send a dele
cation.
India, following Mr.. Nehru's
policy of steering clear of the
Vests dispute with Russia, has
urged several changes in the
treaty which were rejected by the
United States and Britain.
India proposed that the treaty
state specifically that Formosa
should be returned to China, the
Ryukyu and Bonin Islands be re-
turned to Japan and the Ameri-
can plan of keeping armed forces
on japanese soil be eliminated.
Soviet Russia, which is sending
a delegation headed by Deputy
Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.
has made it plain that Moscow
would like to see the same changes
made.
Al Nations to Be Represented.
American officials had retained
hope until late in the week that
India would decide to send a dele
cation even though it might de-
eide not to sign the treaty. It is
felt that the prospective absence
OF India, Burma. and China will
tend to reinforce Soviet propa-
ganda. Neither Nationalist nor
Communist China was invited.
However. Indonesia notified the
United States yesterday it will
send a delegation and Foreign
Secretary Carlos Romulo said he
would head six-man group from
the Philippines. These made 1t
certain that at least At nations
Will be represented at the cere-
monies in San Francisco.
Still to be heard from. out of
SIS nations eligible, are the Meth
erlands, Argentina, Egypt, Syria
and Lebanon.
Senator Connally Democrat Of
TexaS). who was to have been one
OF those signing for the United
states, may pass up the trip.
Friends said that if he doesn't 20.
1t won't mean he is displeased
with the treaty but that more pro-
badly the Texas political situation
is the reason.
China Invitation Demanded.
Senator Connally is one of sew.
eral Democrats running for re.
election next year who are re.
ported to have told President Tru-
man they regard Secretary of
State Acheson as a political LA
b1lity. Mr.. Acheson is to head the
United States delegation at the
signing.
Senator Cain, Republican, Of
washington. demanded of Mr..
Acheson yesterday that Nation
alist China be allowed to take
part in the treaty conference.
In a letter to Mr.. Acheson, Sen.
ator Cain said United States fall
ure to invite the Nationalist in.
dicates that American foreign
policy still is tiled to the apron
strings Of British commercial in
tereStS."
Under a compromise arranged
by John Foster Dulles, Republican
State Department adviser, neither
the Chinese Nationalists nor
Chinese Communists were asked
to join in the signing ceremony.
Great Britain has recognized the
Communist regime but the United
States has not.
Senator Cain said that if other
nations object to Nationalist
(See TREATY pooa AA\
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Wiley Charges Police Poy-Offs
All Along the Line in Capitol;
Donohue Calls for Investigation
Commissioner Says
People Have Right
To Know Truth
By Miriam Gutenberg

A United States Senator last
night charged Washington racket
eers are paying off police "all
along the line" and a District
Commissioner promptly called for
a congressional investigation to
prove or disprcve the charges.
Senator Wiley, Republican. of
Wisconsin, making his third de-
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Mossadegh Regime,
Under Press Attack,
Seeks Oil Customers
Premier Seeking to Bar
Political Crisis After
Breakdown Of PurIeys
By the Associated Pres.

TEHERAN, Iran, Aug. 25.-
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh's
government with billion dollar
oil industry left on it's hands by a
breakdown of negotiations with
the British, sought customers to-
day to stave of a possible politi-
cal crisis.
For the first time since DR..
Mossadegh became a popular hero
Evening star., 1951-08-26
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Evening star., 1951-08-26

Horimon Visits Tito to Discuss Yueoslov
Need for U. S. Help. Poee AS
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Ridgway's Scorching
Message Puts Issue
Of War Up 10 Reds
Charges Of Koesong Zone
Violations Are Malicious
FuIsehoods,' He Says
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Sunday. Aug. ga
scorching message from Gen. Mat
thew B. Ridgway yesterday put
the issue of armistice or war in
Korea squarely up to the Com
today.
In his official reply to the Chi
nese and North Korean Red COM
Evening star., 1951-08-26

Pentoson offieioIs See Need to Pursue
All Poths to Korea Peace. Pose "A
Evening star., 1951-08-26

Mrs. KeIeher BoIks at Telling 0fficioIs
About Rocketeerine. Poee A-3
Evening star., 1951-08-26

(See TREATY. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-08-26

(See TRUCE, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1951-08-26
India Decides
Against Ro|ei in
Treaty Farley
Nehru Steers Clear
Of Vests Dispute
With Russians
BY the Associoied Press

India is expected to announce
this week end that it will not
send any delegation to the Jap
anese peace conference, opening
at San Francisco September 4.
In both Washington and New
Delhi yesterday, it was reported
U. S. Reody to Sign First Pact Assuring
Security for Poetic. Pose A
Evening star., 1951-08-26

(See BOYLE, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1951-08-26

(See FOREIGN AID, Page A-3J
Evening star., 1951-08-26

Rodio- -Tv Programs, Pages c-8-o
Complete Index, Po9e Az
Evening star., 1951-08-26

(see IRAN. Page A-5O
Evening star., 1951-08-26

that Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru planned to make the an.
nouncement Monday Sunday
Evening star., 1951-08-26

tSee KOREA, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-08-26

(See TAXES, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1951-08-26

Mostly sunny with high Of 80. To
morrow, some cloudiness and warmer
Gull report on Page A-20
Yesterdays Temperatures.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Mexicon crush Hurts 10

tsee MANEUvERs, Page A-5o
Evening star., 1951-08-26

(See GAMBLING, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1951-03-01
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29

. tokiu vardu pavadinta lietu-
viu rasytoju ir poetu kuriniu
deklamaciju vakara Stasys Pilka
suruose brQoklynieciams lap
kricio 18 d. Alliance Hall patal-
pose.
Aktorius dideliu isijautimu
atliko vakaro programa, talki-
ninkaujant operos solistei Fell
cijai Pupenaitei ir pianistui
Aleksui Mrozinskui.
Nors buvo prisibaiminta, kad
del vykstanciu kitty ta diena pa
rengimu gall nebuti gausiau
publikos,, taciau publikos prisi-
rinko daug daugiau, negu nor
maliai gall toje saleje sutilpti.
Panasiu vakaru Brooklyne dar
ligi siolei nebuvo buve.
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RENATES JONAITYTES

gydymo lesoms sutelkti koncer-
tas, kuri surenge BALI direkto-
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Taigi, dar truksta apie 200 dol.
Koncerta Alliance Hall atida-
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lyte, akompanuojant S. Levic-
kienei, ir Aleksas Vasiliauskas,
palydimas Alekso Mrozinsko.
Stepas Zobarskas paskaite savo
"Doleri is Pittsburgho", O Vita
lis zukauskas - Neles Mazalai-
tes kurini apie tremtinius. ses-
tadienines Maironio vardo mo-
kyklos mokines padeklamavo Ell
lerasciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29

Lietuva kencia uz savo klaidas
ar nuodemes yra izeidimas lie
tuviQ tautos ir bolseviku smur-
to pateisinimas.
S. Suziedelis graziai iskele lie
tuviQ kanygiskuma ir atkaklu
laisves siekima. Lietuvis karys
niekuomet nebuvo laisves gro
biku, tik laisves neSeju ir gy-
neju.
Labai gyvai ir vaizdziai rel
kala padeti tremtiniams Vokie-
tijoje ir 'karo invalidams iskele
j. Valaitis. Jis nurode, kad gra-
zu pagerbti didvyrius, kai jie
jau mire, bet dar graziau padeti
items didvyriams prailginti ju
gyvenima.
Pagirtina minejimo rengeju
drasa ruosti minejima pacia
sventes diena ir kalbetojq tenq
paskirstymas, vieniems nekar-
tojant to, ka kit pasake.
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kariuoInen6S SVent6 BroCktone

Lietuvos kariuomenes sventas
minejimas Brocktone, Mass. ivy
ko pacia sventes d. t. y. lapkri-
clio % d. sv. Roko parapijos sa-
leje. Minejima suruose tremtiniu
komitetas.
Kalbejo P. Viscillis, S. Suite
delis ir J. Valaitis, Balfo atsto-
vas. Dainavo Valerija Barmiene,
kuriai akomponavo muzikas Juo-
zas Gaubas, abudu is Bostono.
Publikos dauguma sudare trem-
tiniai, bet nemazai buvo ir vie
tiniu lietuviu.
Surinkta tremtiniams Vokieti-
joje ir karo invalidams virs dvie-
ju simtu dol.
Antroji minejimo dalis ivyko
lapkriCio 25 d. Sv. Roko parapi-
jos baznycioje, kur atlaikytos
pamaldos uz Lietuvos karius.
Pamoksla pasake kun. AL. Xii
mas.
Toks minejimas cia ivyko pir-
ma karta. Minejimo pasisekimas
programmes ir publikos atzvilgiu
rodo, kaip vykusiai tremtiniai
atspejo visuomenes nuotaikas ir
reiskiama pagarba musu ka-
Rams, kuriais sioje klaikioje
lfetuviu tautos padetyje tapo vi
81 samoningi lietuviai.
Minejime P. Viscinis pareiske,
kad dabar lietUviai kovoja uz
Lietuvos interesus ne tik su sa-
vo priesais, bet ir su tais lietu-
viais, kurie ta kova samoningai
ar nesamoningai trukdo, iseida-
mi prizes ja ar neatlikdami tu
uzdaviniu, kuriu atlikimo is ju
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O KAIP SU TARYBA?

Americas Lietuviu Taryba sa-
vo sudetimi yra grazus cia gyve-
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gumo pabrezimas. Bet ar tai
yra veiklos ar tik tylos vienin-
gumas? ,
Nei Taryba sudarancios orga-
nizacijos, hei ju j Taryba pasius-
ii atstovai neturi jokios progos
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Komitetas nei Tarybos suvazia-
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Bet kada Vykdomasis Komite-
tas nutare uz ta, kaip sakoma,
privacia Il Tarybos uzdavinius
vlsai neieinancia) telegrama su-
moketi is visuomenes sudeto Ia
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yra neteisetai padaryta islaida.
Bet jie to nemate, jei ir mate,
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Net ir pastaruose ALT pose
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pu dar karta buvo isleistas pasi-
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somybes atgavimo kovojanciu
tautu lietuviu esama geriausiai
susiorganizavusiu, cia esanti
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ma: Europoje - Vlikas, Ameri-
koJe - ALT -. Jie apima vi
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yra labai gerai, puiku, zavinga,
tiesiog didinga. O jei kas drista
tue paabejoti, tas apsaukiamas
kirsintoju, vadais pasitikejimo
grioveju ir, zinoma :. kenkeju
Lietuvos laisves kovoje.
0 Wis delto labai jau daugelis
jauciame, kad taip labai zavinga
lr didinga tose musu politiskai
organizacinese virsunese nera. :.
Ir didelis klausimas, ar uzmerk-
tomis akimis gyrimasis' tikrai
yra paciam reikalui naudingas.
Ar ne laikas visiskai atvirai pa
ziureti j dalykus, JUGS ivertinti
ir pagalvoti apie isvada5 - ne
sibijant ir ne toxic iau skaiscia-
spalvio vaizdo, stengiantis tik
il pamatyti toki, koks jis is tik-
ruiz yra.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-29
H. KACINSKAS IR A.
DAUGUVIETYTE,

du lietuviskojo teatro dramos
aktoriai, pagrindines roles vaidi-
no New Yorko rusu "Naujojo
Teatro" antrojoje sio sezono
premjeroje. Henrikas Kacinskas
vaidino Kalebo Plemmerio, Ase
Dauguvietyte = jo dukters Ber-
tos role inscenizuotoje 6 pa
veikslu Ch. Dickenso pasakoje
'Svirplys uzpeckyje".
Veikala rezisavo S. H. Or
lovskis, rusu dramos teatro ak
torius. Sis teatras yra vienas
stipriausiu rusu emigrantu teat-
rQ New Yorke. Musiskiai savo
roles atliko pasigeretinai, susi-
laukdami ypatingai palankiu at
siliepimu is spektaklyje atsilan-
kiusiu teatro memo zinovu ir
zymiu lankytoju.
Spektaklio pamatyti, o ypac
pasigereti Henriko. Kacinsko ir
A. Dauguvietytes vaidyba, buvo
nuvykes nemazas ir newyorkie-
ciu lietuviu burelis. Buvo dziu-
gu, kad musu aktoriai RADIO pro-
gos dirbti savo profesini darba,
bet kartu eme pavydas, kodel
New Yorko lietuviai toxic teat-
ro negaletu ikurti.
Gruodzio men. / d. H.. Kacins-
kas vaidins Belugino "Vestuve-
se', veikale, kuris isleistas sio
sezono pirmaja premjera ir da-
bar statomas treciakart.