Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1951 — Page 10

PAGE 10 = __ *Economic Warfare'—

UN Korea Retreats Phony, British Say

Believe MacArthur Wanted to Throw Scare

Into American People Over China Reds

By CLYDE FARNSWORTH Scripps-Howsrd Staff Writer HONG KONG, Mar. 9—Letter to an unkown soldier in Korea:

I know, Mac, you must be browned off with Hong Kong for Kong? selling American, British and other stuff to the Chinese Communists) “Never! Why should they? In while they were trying to knock off Korea—and you with it. But you mustn't jump to conclusions until you get the whole something to them. In their

story.

I've just been let in on a big secret here which ought to make| TL Won't aE dae you feel better. While you were TW. : y and more economical for the

slugging {it out with the. Reds Hong Kong's business eommunity was right in there pitching for you — only you and I weren't

Until recent weeks when Uncle Sugar

slapped on an Mr. Farnsworth

embargo, importers here were waging a remarkable anti-Communist campaign.

American retreat from the North Koreans?” 1 asked because I had | been there. : » “Political, too,” said Mr. Till-| ingham, “Everything’s political.” Would the Reds take Hong

our hands. Hong Kong is worth

they ke. They'll ruin it anyway. hana Jt would be worth Sell them all the gasoline they'll But wouldn't it be. much simpler |ence, 3 | “But they'd be spending their Reds to-operate the harbor and hard currency and gold.. And|d0 their own buying abroad? |when they were broke they'll be = “Sir!” Mr. Tillingham braced {finished. It's as simple as that. (indignantly. “A British manu- { “I was in Tiehtsin before the/facturer will never appoint any-| war with Japan and we made a one but a Britisher here as his lot of money with economic war- agent.” fare against the Japs,” Mr. Til-|

lingham added with a touch of * * nostalgic inconsistency. Aussie Libr ary “It's all political,” Mr, Tolling- “ ham continued. “Those were po- Gets Rare Script litical retreats in Korea. Every-| CANBERRA, Australia, Mar. 9 one knows that. (CDN) — Australia’s national li- . 1 didn’t know what he was brary at Canberra now shares a

talking about, MacArthur's ‘Strategy’

distinction with the Library of |Congress In Washington.

Not by refusing to sell what the, “I mean that Gen. MacArthur, Both have been. presented with Reds wanted, but by selling them didn't have to fall back when the an original Somerset Maugham most anything their foolish Hearts |Chinese Reds came in,” Mr. Til- manuscript by the author himself. ‘desired. Get it? : lingham explained. “He retreated) Australia’s new literary trophy! ‘Bankrupt Them’ |because he wanted to get people is the handwritten manuscript of| Economic warfare, my %oy— worked up over the Chinese Reds. «The Narrow Corner,” writtén in| insidious... clever. cconomic war- He wanted to throw. a scare into)1932 and glven to the (brary: rerare, with reverse English! Strip{the American people and the rest tent] at its request.

the blighters of their foreign ex-/of the world.”

change! Charge them twice, three,

(This theory is cherished by Tf — four, five times as much as thelall the Tillinghams in Hong Joins Purdue Staff

stuff is worth. Bankrupt them! Kong.)

That's what the man said. !

He was an Old China Hand, —

British issue, who has expertly| waged economic warfare, as it were, in several lines, »narticularly gasoline, oil, automobiles and spare parts. — Handsome, gray-! bald and suntanned enough to pose for a whisky ad. I shall call him Mr. Tilling-| ham, for that is not his name. “Oh, if-you Americans could] only see it!” said Mr. Tillingham.| ‘Sell Them Everything’ | “Those Chinamen don’t know, what's good for them. Even if) they did, the country’s so big that whatever we could sell to them, wouldn't make any difference.

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