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2—The Indianapolis Recorder, May 25,1957

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15V < HAltLGS »’HESTON t: ETT Y S H1T KC,. I’aMcm he rs ol i lie Indianapolis (Mvil War Kound Table who toured (lettyshui’K hattlefield at the same time as President Eisenhower and British Field Marshall Viscount Montgomery recently tended to agree with the two World War comrades' criticism of Gen. Robert E. Lee. Montgomery was reported to have said that hot h Lee and Union ’oni'uander Gen. George G. Meade should have been “sacked” after the battle. The British leader labeled Pickett's famous charge, which was ordered by Lee. “monst rous. ” According to reports the Pivsi dent joined in the criticism o Lee, hut wouldn't go along with Montgomery in declaring the Southern hero a worse commander than Meade. “Look. I live here “ Ikr* was reported to have said. “I represent both the North and the South." IlY A COINCIDENCE, the Indianapolis gronu discussed the mine question at a ro^ml-table session Sa'urdnv evening. No vote was taken, hut a majority of the second guessers appeared to •itrroe tha' L-'e made a mistake in fighting at Gettysburg. “Lee was overconfident. He had come to believe that bis armv was invincible," was one explanation. Acknowledging that Lee's a*tion appeared foolhardy hooai"'of the strong Fnion position, one member said Hie Son*hern general had come North to fight and rotihl not delay a battle longer. “The terrain was not decisive, because tin* relative strengths of tin* two armies bad

eiiang.d and Lee wo.dd have bepp defeated anywhere in the ■North," was anoitier view. As for Meade, there was gen eral agreement Dial his chief \ir itie was Inactivity. This qualilv prevented him from following up the victory, bul it also kept him from interfering with brilliant moves of bis subordinates during the battle. THIS REPORTED did not see the President and Montgomery, but Alan T. Nolan, secretary of Hie Indianapolis round table, caught a glimpse of the famous pair on Sunday.' The group was attending a lecture Saturday morning at the !•( *st office when a plane was heard. The Nfieaker paused to

observe, “That is the President.” In climbing to the fourth landing pf the otmervation tower on Culp's Hill — rppulad to be Ihe lies! vantage-point from which to view the battlefield — Mr. Eisenhower showed more courage than ibis reporter, who is also a member of the “Coronary Club.” We ll certainly follow his example when we go hack. WHILE THE PRESIDENT ami "Monty" toured the famous site in a couple of hours, the Indianapolis group look a day and a hail for t lie same purpose. One man found a minie hall in a freshlyplowed field. From tlie .same field our 14-year-old son brought home a rusty nail which may or may not have been in the battle. Muttering that, • there are too many Confederate caps around here. ’ he blossomed out the second day in a large Union cavalry hat. Well worth while was the Cyelorama. a huge round painting depicting the battle. We noticed two figures of Negroes leading the

horses of officers near the front lines. THE INDIANAPOLIS Civil War Round Table is one of more than 8<t such groups across the nation, composed of men and women who make a first-hand study of the fcivil War their hobby. Gettysburg is certainly the grandest and most significant historical site this writer has e 'PT yfsjtcd. The round ta’de group was distressed to learn that the fatuous battlefield is

threatened with encroachment through private land purchases. It was the un^nipKms opinion (hat America must''preserve this glorious field of her heritage, where slavery v. as forever defeated and the Union pr> served.

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