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, - 4 ® ‘ | @ ‘ "G19. (7-8-55) ; Mr. Tolson Y, Mr. Boardman Uh, Mr. Bety med Mr. Belg Mr. Ha Mr. Mohr Mr. Parsons ———_—___- Mr. Rosen Mr. Tamm Mr. Sizoo Mr. Winterrowd Tele. Room oe a Mr, Holloman sNever Consulted’ on Yalta © “~~ — | oo Urging Russian Aid — "By Charles Corddry © “ae ; . ay, United Press ‘ . oe "Gen. Douglas MacArthur con-| favored Russia as an ally in the cedet yesterday he urged Rus-|jfight against Japan. 'sia’s entry into the war against] In a 350-word statement is- Japan but leveled a bitter new|sued from his Waldorf Astoria ‘attack on concessions granted|headquarters in New York, the Soviets at the Yalta Con-|MacArthur asserted that any [ime an ‘attempt to associate him with - * The former Far East <com- concessions made at Yalta mander also declared that. if) would be “wholly unwarranted” This views had been sought in|and “prevaricate the truth. and \ . » i oO ; . ‘advance by the late President|the record.” . . i. . of [= fo y Roosevelt and others, he would| . But he declared that the new-' | __ —_——— have opposed as “fantastic” the ly-released Defense. Depart- NOT RECOFT” secret agreements made at ment documents show he “was a ' alta to get Russia into the|never consulted about the 126 OCT}27 1955 war. i, _ {Yalta Conference” and its con- ©: MacArthur giade the state-cessions fo the Soviets and ‘nents in a sizzling reply-to a|that he “knew nothing about report made public Wednesday|its_ secret agreements.” i by the Defense Department on| For years MacArthur's views) Jong-secret_ documents which|0n Russia’s entry ‘into the war pial TEU MacArthur strongly’ See MacARTHUR, PF; 20, Col. 1 Peercnen See TNE Wash. Post and Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star N. Y. Herald Tribune N. Y. Mirror _—___ Daily Worker —__-_—__ The Worker New Leader Date _ OCT 21 195! 2a » +2 OCT 28 1955