Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1950 — Page 3

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Are at Stake in Korea, U.S. Told Red Challenge Presented Squarely, Must Be Met Squarely

WASHINGTON, July 20 (UP)—President Trum : : told Amerieans last night that national securi Suan are at stake in Korea. . iY ang the pence of the world he called upon

In a radio and television report to the nation all Americans to tighten their belts "and “work Sethe" 10 mest the threat. Ton in snd to; He said the Communists’ “raw Parent since the South Korean in- ” against South Korea ¥asion. was a challenge to the effort byl Fe was “sorry to hear” that free nations to build a world S0Me people had fallen victim to where men “can live in freedom TWROTS and started buying up and peace.” [commodities they had heard “This challenge has been pre- “Ould be scarce. : gutted squarely.” he said. “We Hoarding ‘Foolish’ m ‘mee squarely.” 1 “This § lish— - The President's talk was broad- jop » 8 Joo pound it 1s seit at a ro a sh,” he said. “Because hoarding h IE igvise 3 25 in the east TeSUlts in entirely unnecessary, Of the News, and James A.

: ‘local shor s.” Stuart, editor of the Star. They wing of the White House. om tage will discuss Korean War effects Calm, Serious Voice i oarding of food was “es-! op this city.

Mr. Truman stood before a pecially foolish,” he said, since! Wilbur Shaw, presi porting elements. small’ lectern, and read his ad- “there is plenty of food in this! the In anares ky | That is why Mr. Truman asked dress in a calm, serious voice, country.” : way, Attorney Kurt F. Pant- {for $10 billion instead of the $5 looking up occasionally to drive! Taking sugar as an example,! zer, and Dr. M. O. Ross, presi- billion that had -been expected. his points home. he said, runs on stores in some dent of Butler University, have Lt OTe we are through, it may About sixty persons crowded cities were “ridiculous” because been chosen to represent Indi- oqst nut gl already have Into the small room to hear and there is more sugar available, anapolis in a general discussion oh The, yo erves. Rfsee the President. Those present NOW than ever before. There are of the city. Statte calkag up ager a. Bi included members of the cabinet @mple supplies of other foods as The two interviews are titled By ite anil o8ignsl noand the White House staff. (well, he said. “The Indianapolis Story.” They |4ica oe t in cases of “extreme Grave and unsmiling through-| “1 sincerely hope that every will be broadcast over WIRE |... RO " The Army is callput, Mr. Truman detailed the $10 American housewife will keep next week. ing Dasgion. engineers and faite billion program for defending the this in mind when she does her Hg Soclars. ET Can tree world against communism daily shopping,” the President : E18, yc : which he had set forth in a mes- Said. sage to Congress earlier. He added that if he had seen He warned bluntly that “sub- any actual threat of consumer stantial increases in taxes” would Boods Shortages ne owe have 5 rice con- : be Uecessary 3» Jinance Sting trols and rationing. If excessive ecutive of the Indiana Bell Tele-

C ” «we PUYing or speculation force prices phone Co., has ist slavery,” he said. el ! p i 3 omnis ond cost of freedom UP “unduly” he will ask for such on installed as

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Indianapolis Copreserve our freedom—no matter Hits Profiteering rg ivie what the cost.” The President had a sober word Club. ‘Meet Aggression Firmly’ i

{for businessmen who have raised| Other officers 3 The President said events lead- prices to take advantage of panic 8T¢ Dr. Robert! ing up to World War II had

. Fry, Joseph buying, fi . y taught the free world the “fateful ~ g. and for the noarders, Aly powen and 3 lesson” that ‘aggression must be

“major aim” of the new tax pro- George Doyle, met firmly.” gram he will send to Congress vice presidents; “Appeasement,” he said, “leads later, he said, will be “the elimi-Larry Richardonly to further aggression and nation of profiteering.” son, secretary, {however, are that four states ultimately to war.” “Every businessman who is try- and William H. with two divisions—Texas, CaliHe warned that Moscow's Com- ing to profiteer in time of national Polk, treasurer. John E. Steeg, fornia, New York and Illinois — munist plotters would not stop danger—every person who is self- retiring president, is chairman of will be among the first. Some dein Korea if the Red regime in ishly trying to get more than his the board of directors. |fense officials, however, favor North Korea is victorious. |neighbor—is doing just exactly 2s = {calling units of less than division “The free nations face a world the thing that any enemy of this C OF C OFFERS SERVICES |gj76 so that no one section wide threat” he said. “It. must country would want him to do,” The Indianapolis Chamber of shoulders too much of the burbe made with a world-wide de- the President declared. {Commerce today offered its serv- den. The guard has approximatefense.” | Mr. Truman said he knew the ices to Mayor Feeney for the dur- ly 350,000 officers and men in Mr. Truman urged the people to American people were “willing to ation of the current war emerg- 25 infantry and two armored di-co-operate in an effort to halt do their part to support our sol-ency. In a letter to the Mayor, visions. In addition, it has 21 scars buying, hoarding and prof- diers and sailors and airmen who!the organization offered to pro- regimental combat teams, 123 fteering which have become ap- are fighting in Korea.” 'vide office space and clerical help. | anti-aircraft artillery battalions,

fast. The big decisions have been icheck Red aggression in Korea,

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Tex McCrary and Jinx Falkenburg will be here today and tomorrow to record interviews © with prominent Indianapolis | citizens, The ex-cover girl and her husband will quizz Walter Leckrone, editor of The Times, John Hillman, editorial director

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‘against other independent na-| ‘tions. We must be ready, he said, fight anywhere in the world. | As an immediate measure, the Defense Department intends to! create an 18-division army—12 Regular Army and six National Guard divisions. Back’ of them will stand “the necessary regular, guard and organized reserve sup{porting units, fully equipped.” As soon as possible that will be expanded to 25 divisions with sup-

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Goal of Mobilization Is Readiness to Fight Anywhere in World

18-Division Army, Backed by Reserves, Is Visioned; Calls Already Going Out By JIM G. LUCAS, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, July 20—War mobilization is moving along

{plain we look beyond that. The Korean war, he said, makes it plain The Communist issue broke wide ‘that international communism is prepared

and lieutenants. It also is calling] |g0 to construction battalions’ and

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Methodist Federation Official Given Vote of Confidence

ticipate. {1049 114 { By ROGER STUART India esident 4a] Sl made. Our immediate goal is to Sesion Howard Staff Writer ta TI ent. 3 Mdents Sa os Tenorted today i 1

but President Truman made it WILBERFORCE, O., July 20—

to use armed force open here at the opening of the

20 tank battalions. 15 mechanized nized Annual national conference of the cavalry reconnaissance squad-| rons, seven chemical mortar as aa : . battalions, 88 coast artillery bat. | ddjunct of the Methodist Church.

teries, 27 combat engineer bat- The issue arose over an attalions, 14 \ {tempt to remove the federation’s| omen bridge engingef Som |executive secretary, Jack R. Mec.

21 engineer searchlight! “ maintenance teams, 45 field Michael, for his continued sup-|

artillery battalions, 21 medical POT! Of many groups with a pro-|

battalions, 15 military police COmmunist bias.” > | battalions. 89 ordnance :com-| The move was started when a|

panies, 74 radar maintenance STOUP of federation members | units and niné security units. | throughout the country, mostly The Air National Guard in- Methodist clergymen and editors, cludes 12 wings, 24 fighter groups. circlularized its executive comthree light bomb groups, 12 air- mittee, setting forth Mr. Me- | craft control and warning groups, Michael's record. ®t ; { 27 air service groups, 84 air serv- It was defeated ov erwhelming- | ice detachments, 12 light construc- 1 at & closed session by a vote tion companies, 12 radar calibra- °f 58 to 2. : tion detachmerits, 84 weather sta- After the vote of confidence, | tion crews,, 84 utility flights, four MT McMichael told a public sesengineer aviation battalions and Sion that he couid not approve 18 aviation engineering compan-| America’s current Far Eastern ies. Discussions have not gone Policy. far on mobilizing the air guard. A second speaker,

If there is a call, it probably will| Porter of Milwaukee, ¢lared that “every

{ground crews first. should support” the Chinese] |” TWO: Mobilization of selected Communist government which organized reserve units. So far, he insisted on calling “the peothe call has been for individuals ple’s government.” | with special skills. But there will Storm Center ! be a call up of reserve units of rhe federation has been a battalion or lesser size. The first oi in center within the Methodprobably will ga to port COm-| 4 ‘church since the Scripps-| panies-—to operate in South Korea (ward Newspapers, in a series and on the west coast—medical of articles by Staff Writer Fred-

battalions, trucking companies, y erick Woltman, réported its 1047 SORstruction hatislions, radar de conference in Kansas City.

t 8 Sev 3 a - - fachments, etc, Several Navy sea’ “according to the articles. the pected to be called, |prestige of the Methodist Church AIC was used at the conference to Money Will Go Fast furnish a national sounding Some of the extra $10 billion y 214 for Communists and fel-

Dr. Lucius Wis., de-| Christian |

President Truman asked yester-, .. travelers to expound the day may be spent before Congress o,mmunist line. can appropriate the money. Much Speakers then strongly at-

of it will go for Si \ools--machine tacked America’s foreign policies, guns, ries, ry ets, artillery, aimed at stemming Communist food, clothing, ete, But you can aggression, and glowingly dealso expect soon to hear about: fended Russia's. ONE: An unprecedented speed- . 5)though the federation repreup in the output of our M-46 med-| ..,.1aq4 a very small minority of ium tank-—scheiiuled for limited {po nation’s 11 million Methodists, production this year—as well as in yp, articles pointed out that the the T-41 light tank, T-42 medium ¢ aration was the only articulate 3ud Pa the 745 heavy: social action Rody in the ehureh | B18 spoke in the name O {~which travels 30 miles an hour {333 ShOk bishops. and is 64 per cent more powerfull gi ce then, the federation was than anything now operating in j.pated hotly at the church's K . Orders are bein laced | » “ toaar for “thousands,” 8 (rmed|lCP-Tuling ge adre nla) sane sources report. This may take . oer was permitted to reach the EI ear tp pa OOr. CUO SE ing i : : ~'a wide scale have n pas ee, ne 190 |Tetolutions Ssmsnding. a the | on ch a g {word ‘‘Methodist” Trop miles now are TOUINg Off the A5- | or Seqaranon. { sembly lines at the rate of two! ¢ a a week. That will be accelerated. Bishop Baker N t th The $125 million radar net to| Listed as a participant 2 e warn the United States and Alas-| conference here 1s imap ie ka of enemy air raids will be E. Baker, President 0 completed far ahead of its pres- odist Council of Bishops. # |" The drive to oust Mr. McMichent schedule—1952. | ded by John THREE: Mass production of ael was spearhea De ib ‘the Loki and Skysweeper, our Mecartney, Garrett ea

| stitute student, and Prof. Hiel D. latest and best antiaircraft guns oN aeretary of Ne oth

The Loki can destroy high-speed |Bolli planes‘ flying above 60,000 feet. odist Student Movement. Mr. MeThe Skysweeper, a fully-auto-|cartney said today he would conmatic Ti-millimeter gun as an tinue the campaign. on-carriage, radar-directed fire; In criticizing our af Eastern control system: fires proximity policy, Mr. McMichael said: fuses, and is capable of tracking|lieve the decision as to the future {and engaging planes at very high of Korea should not be male by speeds. Congress appropriated $66 Russia, China, or e n 0 weeper this States and its Allies, but peacemillion for the Skysweep be year, but Sen. Eimer Thomas (D.| fully, if possible, by the Koreans Okla.), chairman of the Armedthemselves. trios have Forces Appropriations Subcom-| Though many coun. yh mittee, asked -the Defense De- recognized the "new ese partment to defer purchases. He government, he said, “our country thought the price too high. still believes in the myth that the Other Weapons Ordered {clique in Formosa represents the In addision, orders already are people of China. 5 being placed for thousands of The 100 members presen heavy and medium trucks, hun-| cheered Dr. Porter's criticism of dreds of thousands of bazookas, America’s Far Eastern policy, recoilless anti-tank guns and anti- which was coupled with his outsubmarine weapons. spoken approval of th governThe anti-submarine program is ment. headed by Commf@inist Mao due for much more money. Since Tse-tung. the end of the war, the Navy has Praised Red Regime Soneetrated a From] Dr. Porter salled the Red in dis e "a responsible governmen standardization and mass produc- Sure 8 po help the people” tion. No other immediate ship-| ond added: . building is contemplated, although : some ae will PD used to take| “1 decline to use the word Com- | World War II combat ships, troop ¢ transports and cargo vessels out|/Chinese government. It does not | of mothballs. |represent Kremlinism or Stalin-

i The 18- ism. It is a Marxian movement 2 fadivision Army will be n Chinese conditions and]

created as rapidly as possible./based 0 8 Originally, it. was our peacetime Chinese culture.” minimum. - However, it was! Dr. Porter, who until last year) scrapped in the economy drive.- (was. a professor at Yengching | RIN . University in China, told the fedROYALTY CHANGES NAME eration that Mao heads the gov-| The name of the English royaal ernment, not because he was, house was changed from Hanover chosen by Communist leaders, to Windsor by a proclamation “but because he won the support “July 17, 1917. of the Chinese masses. . . .”

What President's Message ‘Means to You and Yours

WASHINGTON, July 20 (UP) to get and bills will have to be Here is what President Tru- paid sooner. man's Korean War message] HOME BUYERS-If Congress means to vou: - |approves, the President can set " RESERVISTS — The Armed minimum down payments, rates Services issued their first call to- Of Payment and govern other day. Terr oF sat) mate Vie . antin NATIONAL GUARDSMEN 00 "0 Ua" have to make his First call is believed imminent. ye available for government May come tomorrow, inspection. Down payment re- | SERVICEMEN--If Congress quirements, in effect, already have approves, anybody in service now heen raised by tighening hom is in for at least another year credits. ; z if “their enlistment is due to! MANUFACTURERS — Would run out before then, This would get considerable more business ‘not apply to draftees because from the President's proposed ‘mone. are now in uniform. | military $10 billion program. But

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— at some cost in civilian output Draft calls probably will be and freedom of business activ- | stepped up. The President asked ities, Small businessmen were | Congress to let the services

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Purdue University will take part tu {in the second midshipmen'’s cruise gas {this summer to Canadian Be

. obe 5 Communism 5st | The cruise, extending from July t lag to Sept. 2, will be made m JusP olio the USS Missouri &#nd eight destroyers. Groups from 14 other since Jan. 1, ) {colleges and universities as well same date last year: ‘as T40 midshipmen {Naval academy will also par- 1950 i BE FAR

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