Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1948 — Page 21

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With Marshall On Aid by U.S.

Fears Bloodshed

If Reds Expand

WASHINGTON, Mars (TP

—Lt. Gen. Albert

troops United halt the march of communism. Gen.

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ridden Chinese nation.

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Kai-shek with military aid. Army's planning chief.

Tobey Wonders Why Colonel Was Not Tried

Chairman Charles W. Tobey (R. N. H.) of the Senate Banking Committee said he wants to find out why former Brig. Gen. Bernhard A. Johnson, now a colonel serving with the- Army at Tokyo, has not been court martialed for his conduct as head of the Foreign Liquidation Commission in China in 1946. x

The charges against Col. Johnson were cited during committee hearings yesterday on confirming President Truman’s appointment of Thomas B. McCabe of Philadelphia to head-the Federal Reserve Board.

Mr. Tobey cited findings of the Senate War Investigating Committee which criticized Mr. MeCabe’s management of the Foreign Liquidation Commission. The committee chairman also accused Mr, McCabe of repeatedly ignoring complaints about Col. Johnson's performance. . : Among the charges levelled at Col. Johnson, a former Minneapolis investment broker, were the use of his post to “negotiare” a $35,000-a-year job with the Chinese government, and turning down a bid of $7 million hy American oil companies for surPlus tankers which later were sold to the Chinese for $400,000. Se ——————————

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States “will pay in blood” unless steps are. taken now to

Wedemeyer said “oat American economic assistance to other nations must be back: oy military aid if the “vast movement” of communism is to be

Specifically, he urged Congress to give military as well as eco-f nomic assistance to the strife-

tifying before the House oe Affairs Committee on the administration request for $570 million for economic aid to China. he broke sRarply vith secretary of State George C. Marshall over the question of military aid. He said that he was a personal admirer of Secretary Marshall but that “we apparent. ly have an honest difference of opinion” over military assist-

But Gen. Wedemeyer told the committee that he did not consider American military participation in the” Chinese struggle necessary at this time. He added, however, that the U. 8. should supply the Nationalist government of Generalissimo Chiang

Gen. Wedemeyer is now ‘the

-{had announced that the practice

eyer Favors Arms For China

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florist tried to deliver a $5 dered by a woman. The sent,

WHAT NEXT?—Mrs. Eugene Lobb, 1118 N. Olney St., gesture in despair for good reason. She doesn't know. what is coming next. Yesterday a practical joker had three moving vans, an ambulance and two tons of coal sent to her house. Later a

COD bouquet of ‘flowers.

Lobbs said they have no idea who could have had everything

L. J. Keach, Safety Board president, said the plan would be a continuous operation. Fire Chief Roscoe ‘McKinney stated the policy would do much toward furthering fire prevention measures in outlying districts which heretofore have not received as much attention as the downtown area. Fireman Dismissed

At the same time the Safety Board announced the dismissal of ‘one fireman and the 15-day suspension of another found guilty of absence without leave. Chief McKinney said the man ordered dismissed, James Q. Elzey, 723 N. Euclid Ave, was found to have left Indianapolis’ and jenlisted in the Army at Ft. Knox, Ky. . . ; The other man, John J. Casey, 1618 Kelly St., left one morning on a tour of inspection and was not located until the next day, according to Chief McKinney. Seven new pieces of fire fighting equipment including five fire engines have been received by the department and are being placed in service. The Safety Board at its meeting yesterday returned 48 “blanket” requisitions which had been submitted by the fire department for the month of March, Mayor Feeney earlier this week

of department .heads issuing blanket requisitions for a full

Miss Gunn Named Chief, Of IU Medical Library

Miss Gertrude L. Gunn, Minnesota University Hospital staff member 18 years, has been appointed chief of the Indiana University Medical Record Library

re. \ Dr. Donald J. Caseley, medical director of university hospitals here, said Miss Gunn will have charge of all data on patients at

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Firemen Survey Neighborhood Buildings

For Hazards; Operation to Be Permanent A new system of fire inspections fire stations was announced today Under the plan 1000 fire inspect firemen during the past two weeks. the scope of fire prevention meéasures but knowledge of the buildings in their districts.

by members of neighborhood by Indianapolis Safety Board.

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TOKYO, Mar. 4 (UP) — Ob- | server's. said today that Gen. Douglas MacArthur's statement advocating military assistance to; China contained indications -he would accept the Republican! presidential nomination if it were!

! offered to him.

Gen. MacArthur declined tof]

in Jf turn to testify before a congressional committee on aid to China. { But he did stress that on the outcome of the ideological strug-' gle between American democracy | and Russian totalitarianism ‘rests war or peace.” | This point, observers said, con-| stitutes Gen. MacArthur's idea} of an essential issue in the com- | ing American presidential campaign. |

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