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pum RELEASE rvzsiies, SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 PAGE 2 BY FULTON LEWIS, JR. - xx Union, Onetime publicity director for the Rockford CIO Industrial Council at Rockford, Illinois, Field representative for the CIO United Public Werkers Union in Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska, #*Business manager of the old Wisconsin CIO News, in 1946, when that weeklyts staff direction was largely pro-Communist, #Home Secretary of former Congressmen Gerald Flynn, & part-time job Corbin claims he lost in a misunderstanding. Fiynn says only that | he canned Corbin after learning of his “past involvements." . Knowledgeable Democrats see little future fer Corbin at the party's national committee, Attorney General Kennedy, who stuck by his protege at first, 16 said to be wavering, The opinion persists that | Corbin will shortly pack his bage and depart Washington, i Administration spokesmen are tight-lipped, but the President is ready to supply the Communiat satellite of Poland with more foreign aid dollars, To date, more than $650 million has been sent to Warsaw in the futile hope that Wladyslaw Gomulka and Company can be weaned away ee from Moscow, Kennedy hopes to "stabilize the Polish economy" and to buiid up medium industry, Earlier this summer, the Poles opened a new production line at the Lenin steel works in Nova Huta. On hand to participate in the ceremonies were U.S, Ambassador Jacob Beam amd Acting Polish Prime Minister Jozef Cyrankiewicz. The latter thanked Beam for the American ald and asked for more, He is the same Red official who addressed an anti-U,S8, rally ~~ in Warsaw iast spring in which President Kennedy was denounced as "hypocritical," HHtt (as) Le - Bee b