Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1950 — Page 6

dent. Truman promised Gov. Schricker that if at all possible he will come to Indianapolis Aug. ‘20 for dedication ceremonies of the new American Legion head-

- quarters South Korea was ill-pre to OLIVE BRANCH, Miss. (UP) Here for Indiana Honor Day at|gerend itself * prepared 10 Mrs. Laura May St. John and the National Capital ten- * Mis. Willie Lee Locke are mem-

White House office late yesterday afternoon. ; Surrounded by White House reporters after his visit, the Governor said he had “sold” the President on the idea of making the trip. He outlined the advantages of using that date and place .for addressing the Legionnaires and the people of America on present aims of the United Nations in the conflict in Korea. Program on Sunday _ It will be on Sunday afternoon and the President can fly out and back to Washington without losing time from his war-busy! desk. “As the first American Legionnaire ever-to be elected President, he said that he will certainly come, if it is at all posisble™ ‘Gov. Schricker reported: “The state of Indiana built this new Legion home and we are very proud of it, I also told him that the present national commander, George Craig, -is Hoosier and we may not have another ia that position for some time. In addition, his own state of Missouri is presenting an oil painting to hang in the new build-| ing as a contribution from the Missouri. legionnaires in honor of their buddy.

He Was “Very Assuring” “He was most interested and very assuring.” He said the President had discussed the Korean situation and while admitting it was ve grave at the moment he was “not | too discouraged.” i Because Indiana has been given an isolationist label here at times, one White House correspondent

- {Harold L. Ickes sald today that

al/View that he seems to have of!

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General as WASHINGTON, July 13 ( Former Secretary of Interior caught flatfooted in Korea. : ; Mr. Ickes assailed the United Nations commander in an article ~*MacArthur The Unready”-—published in the current issue of the

el Preaent Tommaso ic 5 Core of Twine

but added: By Three Wives

“Thanks. to Gen. MaeArthur,|

Troops Withdrawn bers of an unique family. Their

‘Unready,’ Cites Philippines: | Accident Occurs ~~

QUEBEC CITY, Que. July 13ns (UP) ~— The 20,175-ton Cunard liner Franconia perched high and dry today on razor-sharp rocks off a tiny St. Lawrence River

island—its bow 20 feet clear of the water,

The , 601-foot long liner, with

“All American troops, except a ate father was married small group of drillmasters, | been withdrawn, leaving an In- wife, twins by his second wife, adequate army of South Koreans. and two sets of twins by his third! without tanks, without heavy ar-\wife. Mrs. 8t. John and Mrs.

: three had times. He had twins by his first City bound for Liverpool,

half an hour after leaving Quebec England.

No one was injured aboard the vessel. Many were watching a shipboard movie. There was “little, if any, panic,” Cunard offi-

tillery, and with only a few air-| Locke were his last set, ) | planes, to repel the threatened in- = ————— - vasion . . . by a well-trained, | more numerous and more highlyequipped army, which was awaliting the proper time to overrun the border,” he continued. Mr. Ickes recalled that on Dec. 7. 1941, Gen. MacArthur “was caught off guard in the Philippine] Islands despite the warning of the, disaster at Pearl Harbor.” i “Just as in that instance,” Mr.| Ickes sald, “Gen. MacArthur was caught flatfooted in Korea.” Mr, Ickes sald the Philippine | campaign “should have been]

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thoroughly investigated either by the War Department or by a com-| petent congressional committee.” | “But American officials, as! well as American newspapers! generally,” he went on, “took.

himself: That he is without peer; that he is a military and administrative genius such as never be-| fore has existed; that he is the re-|

pository of diestic qualities which mere man may not question.” EAR (The word “djestic” used by.

of Gen. MacArthur the . same’ Mr. Ickes is not to be found in Webster's New International Diec-! tionary.) .

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asked if the people of the state ‘are backing the U. 8. fighting in the United Nations war effort. ~ “Hoosiers are always loyal” Gov, Schricker assured him. “Our state has contributed fully to all conflicts in which our eountry has been engaged.” Politics was not discussed he sald. Nor was Democratic Na-

Boys 8 to 14 Held In Loss of $600 |

Three young brothers were) questioned by Juvenile Aid authorities today about the theft of $600 from a tin box in a neighbor's home yesterday. i 8

tional Chairman William M. Boyle

The theft was reported last! night by Richard Hostetler, 810

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Jr. in on the conference. Instead, [Union St. The boys are 8, 10 and he "as voung a heals In the(14 years old. y ‘outer office, eo Governor ‘was retained by the President for wh piclon turned 0 the br Others double his allotted time. sald he had taken them into the Asked About November house with them and pointed out “Will Alex Campbell beat Ho-|the box and boasted of the mer Capehart for the Senate this! 2@mount of money it contained. fall?” the Governor was asked. $822 Recuveted He smiled and replied: Police said; $522 : t is a Tittle too early to ten|And returned to Mi how Indiana will vote in Novem-| Theft of $25 in cash and $125 ber. Two years ago it looked like|I? Jewelry was reported by Wil-

the Republicans were Ham Ryan, 3510 N. Meridian St. Then ub Docc, rg ho oa Who sald his apartment had been) grounds If we had two more °Vtered during his absence yes-

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. Fred Beck Distributing Co. | Dewey's margin down 10 10000 rich, wee parked roms mend na hat with roporterswoulal A: poe MOTT St yesterday, con ut a te y H aid the mac Riv. A neighbor told police he had er steamer which was taking a boatioad of the visiting Hoosiers to Mt. Vernon was waiting at the docks. A presidential car was assigned to dispatch the Governor

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