Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1951 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WEDNESDAY, APR. 11, 1951

. Ne rl | WED! Firing of MacArthur Rocks [Joug Due Back (Church to Lay Li, Noel Jones Succeeds | __. ...cssusssasamssass=m The! World Capitals Like Bomb Cornerstone. ....'Busted' Vice Squad Chief [1 4a : or at a S i e . om In Three Weeks | of mute of the Episcopal us e ice qua 1e 1 : BREATH ES To i : y {Church of the Advent will lay : . . ; J 2 Ten Continued E10 Sage ore Fe Tolar the cornerstone of their church Officer's Promotion to Acting Captain ~ 1 . chief, Uni ions; mander in chief Far East,*an x 2 'Sunday and officially change its! : B na at a Army, Far East.” Capital Split name. > : "| Is Given an OK by the Safety rd | h-. HO RS! n Ra g 8 ral, U. S. Yr ar ask Over Dismissal | Both the parish and the vestry Police Lt. Noel Jones will succeed Capt. Harry Yarbrough as n ses for ® *® An Mr. Truman's order was effective “at once. have voted. to one of three captains in charge of the police department vice | i . Lt. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, commander of the U. S./ Continued From Page One call the $325,000 squad. IR vr hen Chioro- sired. You'll like STOPPERS. You'll be ° p . . . 3 “ 9 | ry pleasont-tasting : : Veit, : support for the Republican de-edifice, now | Capt. Yarbrough is now on leave ‘for business reasons,” and| d ot their effectiveness. Price &th:Army in Korea and Gen. MacArthur's-personal choice to "PP P 4 . Chief Rouls yesterday announced that he will be demoted to patrols phvll tublen that sfsctivaly op amine sl ec OPPERS vou only . - . mands that he do so, eing erected at p bad breath In seconds, for hours. of alt, " to buy wi #ifcceed the late Gen. Walton H. Walker, assumed all the, How this will work out re- 33d and Meridian man when he returns ih Suly Dee. 15. ' J] STOPPERS don't just mask breath— 25 cents jor @ package of ele . Com : : ; ny ~ ras! Sts “ : it. Jones’ promotion to acting] tablets. People who have use titles by direction of Defense Secretary George C. Marshall. Jains fo be Seen, Eui there Was Bre i captain was approved today by [And Dennis Reilly to acting lieu- i hey aerate it. Kill onion, tobacco, STOPPERS ope by them. They're x nee ns United Nations delegates in New York said they had mittee sessions or other publicestant Episco- the Safety ‘Board on recommen- tenant. : b 8 Never be a age of hl cientif snawte tow sods! gre B Indu: weceived no advance warning. Gen. MacArthur's staff in places MacArthur will have plenty pal.” jiguen from the Police Promdtion|, Transier of ssting Capt Re id ' STOPPERS, Tray. coms nad handy gob gnd rs | ivaloghle ri '» economy's . n of chances to speak his piece. The Rev. La- ! . { _ pocket or purse- 10 pock busine spite of t Tokyo was stunned. Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, named The dismissal stirred Congress'man H. Bruner, | He will have charge of the vice chief of the homicide division also X tablets. Use os frequently @s de- STOPPERS today! * apie ns to. succeed Gen. Ridgway as U. S. 8th Army commander, deeply and the dust and debris|rector, will offi- squad along with Capt. John Sul- Was approved. Capt. Reilly suc- ; the * *« to TV. was not even in Washington. He was in Florida and was Will not be soon settled. A casual ciate at the cere- livan and Capt. Ralph N. Cham. (ceeds Lt. Fae Davis, who resigned Insist on Gann os SEER Cite i : Soa mention of Gen. MacArthur's mony of the bers. However, Capt. Chambers from the department several Rs ’ [| Otdered to depart for the Capital immediately en route to ,,.me in the House touched off allaying of the Rev. Bruner has been on sick leave for several months ago to take a rivals job. 1h OL 5 Asked 1 the Korean battle field. wild Bepublioan gation 0 hi cornerstone at noon following the months, Can nations Approved aroty) ' Bain, B he Yeplied : Ry " name. Some Democrats joined in. f 8 { New Operati 1 nl where.” sal spotters. in Tok; o rushed to the U. 8. Embassy 80d) ™y "few minutes Tater tr. Mar- er ee in the Chief Rouls Tn a ahi i poi hg rit ey ith 2 een E5¢ 8 “Both | sought Gen. MacArthur's reaction. tin Loe Re Ho)se Zoot le cornerstone for the benefit. of new system of vice squad opera- A ro Ton br sate! «+. With the creek-cool mint flavor! over-anti CONT , yr i meetin 0 tepublic é £ i » ! » | “Th ant | Not now. not now,” he said. ee RE es a SLR his tele Some future generation. They will tion is planned. He Indicated that law, “in the near future.” $0 EEE EEEEIEEEEEEEee nl sala, toh “ Two hours after Gen. MacArthur was relieved of ‘his , "ooo cation with Gen. inchide a or he church eonsine men who Soncenirate on anti-| In other action, the Board ap- a ani iv : i 4 ’ ’ ’ e, e gambling and other forms of proved resignations of four pocommand he left the embassy to dw to Hi pies In AL oni Yo say that. Book of Common Prayer,” coins vice will be sergeants. licemen: Sgt. Joseph Comiskey it. i i buildi i 's| 2 ; now in lati i . Dat Ichi building. A cold rain was falling and the general's , ~ 2 BU Haid lie woul 5[now. i circu) at on and She ashes In the past, field captains have and Patrolmeri Lester Warren- Asked F #i moved ilently away from the crowd gathered outside bx sshd i pave an ptaion 3 aor S45 0 Od church copeniraied on vice work, bug. Harry F. Armiour and Roy oe i i , ili- t eak at a joint session,” Mr.| ons approvea. by Gillum Jr. : ] the embassy. Fifteen minutes later Gen. MacArthur 8 mili Yo speak st ak EE I ihe new ene; oo the Safety Board included that| Also approved was demotion to was hard tary secretary, Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney, called in re- || ® ©" " "t three weeks." | Tr ———— of Lt. Raymond Porter to acting patrolman of motorcycle officer it dater, orters. Within Right Safety Board OKs captain and Sgts. Frank Mueller | Victor Osborne. . garterless BY “I have just left the general,” he said. “He received Mr Mor ued that . : “It's a ’ . re ! Truma the word of the President's dismissal from command mag- after the House adjorns today TAXI Fare Boost GOP Leaders in State thal 5 : 3 : ..® there will be a caucus of all GOP; A 12.5 per cent boost in taxi were 80 gi hificently. He never turned a hair. His soldierly qualities members to discuss the Mac- cab fares today was approved vr BJ ; } T A Hi sor were never more pronounced. I think this was his finest Arthur dismissal. the Satety Baar The request| as ruman 4 ion porto " = : Democratic leaders, including now goes to the city council for| 4 : 3 hour. ’ Speaker Sam Rayburn, pr approval. y | Continued From Page One | “The President seems convinced . only two *” Gen. MacArthur can go any place he wants now and at defended the President. They said No one appeared at the pubiic Sonera] rs we owe him a great that Je has unlimited power of a allow he Be td ; i i > “ Gen. MacArthur had been in- hearing today to object to the deal for his services but I don’t dictator : —- any time. Mr. Truman authorized him to have issued ‘such RT A a a et Hey on i are now enough of the facts on the| “If Gen. Marshall and Gen. — : all the w orders as are necessary to complete desired travel to such ,perican system the civil auth- Four other companies joined the internationals situation to com- Eisenhower Lind Shows the same “Roc! CRE : : ’" a . y i ment upon his dismissal or crit- Statesmanship as MacArthur in ; place as you may select. | ority had to be kept supreme. request this morning. ent E He's 36 " J oh Ip i y & . ident Truman's action,” Europe in 1945, perhaps Yalta Ba Gen. Mac- ’ “Ai But most Republicans want a| The second fare increase re-|iClZze res t ; Ar pele TY Mac Ss Ex Aide Sees scalp—perhaps the President's, quest in six months, the petition the Mayor said. and Potsdam would not have ahd galls dhe: British and the French, rose Policy Showdown perhaps Mr. AcheSon’s, perhaps asks for 35 cents on the first | Bate Demostay Shaivman Ira been perpetraley i haunt the 24 ee ie ; Protests ware both if they can swing it. three-fifths of a mile instead of maker declined to com- halls of history and plague the 4024 new high yolests Ww rir At the peak of excitement over three-fourths of a mile and 10/Ment few free peoples o: the world.” Was on to in Washington on the An. immediate showdown on CR : ; With a grounds that Gen. MacArthur vital international affairs will the MacArthur incident, the news cents for each additional two- “EVents in the international y Ober Statement said, “I ‘Was making inflammatory state- come out of President Truman's came out that they favor giving fifths of a mile instead of a half Situation are developing too fast] Ceril 8. (Cy) Ober, candidate sid, 4 . maents that jeopardized the firing of Gen. Douglas Mac- Formosa to the Chinese Reds and mile, to make an acurate comment at for the GOP mayoralty nomina- » chapces for a negotiated peace. Arthur, Earl Hoff, a former that they want Communist China! The higher fares are asked by ‘his time” he said. tion, criticized the dismissal of He sai .«The impact of Gen. Mac- major on the general's public-re- brought into the writing of athe Yell-O, United, Indianapolis, Committee Statement Gen. MacArthur. bargainin Arthur's dismissal was heavy in lations staff, predicted today. Japanese peace treaty. Civic Service, Safety, City, and! The Republican State Commit- The United States would be sefiings Japan. The Korea War had Mr. Hoff, a former Indianapolis ‘Greatest Blow’ Northside taxi firms. tee's statement said in part: benefitted by using Gen. Mac- : muh the; Pushed into the background the Times assistant city editor and These British views were dis- == — ——————— | “This is a tragic and possibly Arthur's judgement. He has been Bake a cake with Occident ai yerhon act-that Gen. MacArthur virtual- currently editor of the News closed just as Rep. Willlam Jen- Rites Held Today disastrous acceptance of the the most outstanding general the ; ol hn y had been running Japan since Bureau, Indiana University, spent Nings Bryan Dorn (D. 8. C.) re- treasonable and treacherous ad- United States ever had,” Mr. Ober Cake Mix. From hundreds ventory p

the day he accepted the Japanese most of his world War II service surrender on the deck of the Bat- jn the Pacific commander's headhip Missouri, Sept. 2, 1945. quarters. the eyes of the Japanese he “President Truman's action was demi-god. Crowds gathered caught me completely by surdaily to see him take the short prise” he said. “I think the Presiwalk from his office in the Dai dents action unprecedented and Ichi building to a limousine that ypusual to say the least. I believe carried him to his home in the Gen. MacArthur will make his American embassy. views pretty public from now on

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ported at a press conference what Gen. MacArthur thinks about Formosa. Mr. Dorn, just back from a visit with Gen. MacArthur, said the general considered Chiang Kai-shek’s island stronghold a bastion against communism as important as Western Europe, “if not more so.” Mr. Dorn is a Democrat, but he called the firing of Gen. MacArthur ‘the greatest blow to our fight against communism since the fall of China.” Except for his talk with Mr.

Martin, Gen. MacArthur was

keeping silent. The White House said that Mr. Truman had not heard from the General more than 10 hours after the announcement of his dismissal. Press Secretary Joseph Short was asked whether the President would see the General when he returns to this country. Mr. Short said “that question has not come up.”

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