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‘Two Choices In War And Both Are Tough— 3 . ol | > yr a a Tak MacArthur Says If You ‘Hit Soft, Or Practice Appeasement, You Are Doomed To Disaster i

Ce BY CHARLES LUCEY a {youd have got down Into Korea. that Secretary of State ‘Dean’ grants the unquestionable right nists to join in effective gevern- offering to negotiate in the field NINETEEN: As Far East com- To i : £1 WASHINGTON, May 4—Here, cutting through testimony al- [12 Seaer en to bomb beidges Acres sald In September he of President Truman- to remove Sent of Shisk Which Gen Man with the Chinese Communist com- mander, he did not know details ready adding up to full-length novel tions, hat G - across was counter-thought there” was little chance him. He know ve shall proposed a e time of his’ ide y g : ’ DIE eA IE ah 8 vel proportions, is what Gen. manded by. Washington andiof Red Chiese Intervention: co m e knows of no precedent special Mission there, mander he had no idéa he was Inof our atomic bomb positiom@idid ~ Indi ONE: He is ay the sharpest focus so far the two MAY. permitted only when heown Central Intelligence Ol; OUFifor Yeing summarily relieved &S”" SIXTEEN: The “greaiest pol, [orsibie conaict with beac moves Know the bomb’ potentialities in 3 : " gholees, both tough and brutal, which America faces. One is to protested violently, Air Generals had said the same. The intel- U.S. interests were jeopardized, cal mistake” we made in 100 years being hutated. bye Yili By a a BOL pes. Sup * gontinue ‘indefinitely the.present restricted, stalemate Korean War. O' Dont Siraiemever and Emmett ligence dispatches of other na- he says, in such a summary mode In the Pacific ‘was in letting the He ok ‘A d 2 oo r d i al WENT, Gen. MacArth ’/ Cont “buying time “at the tremendous (pr cn (78 froops In © onnell, he says, supported his tions, including British secretiof turning over great responsibil. Communists come. to power in e acknowledged he had received ] : Gen. Mac ur Wh ‘expense of American blood.” H rowing U. 8. troops in on the views, service, should have been . . China . word of such a move prior to his|doubts Russia would use its ere tt SRDLACH OF Amarisan blood, on China mainland. THIRTEEN: As to Tie asus: 1a TE given {Zien hich ine the security “ SEVENTEEN: CE EER own statement, but ‘said what he atomic weapons in Korea or passed t 000 Korean mili- wn . i. “i. TWELVE: If he had been per- ances at the WakeIsland confer- FOURTEEN: He never . had FIFTEEN: There nev , never was HbR Var on did. was not unusual for a com-|China. He says thal as long a iB _ “tary casualties, mite. ta Beis across the Yalu ence that the Chinese Reds would any idea of being insubordinate any chance of il Yoni policy : jmander jo pe Rela Roa nag it ye have Sonyang of 5h and air, Yioge bs sons dmmense civili i ver, e nese ‘Reds never not enter the war, res . ' . 2) ge {was part of psychological war-the Russians could. not overrun Somethi oS an | — : enter the war, he Suserves ds Silas commute Nationalists apd Chinese Commu-| EIGHTEEN: He says that in fare. Japan. in front WTieTe does To. proce : rs : ee A move, V sponsibility rest Ih it : ; : : ry : : him.-anc for “thousands | 1 . ry, : khaki p and thousands of ; "i ! didn’t la American liyes” | The ( to be lost in this Capt. PI wat? h . . . Re Ste Ms od EJ E : The ser; 2 em — - : ...machine paign introduces ™ nq ypee : Tk eon PalgT . y . : could ha nto the military _ | A The sc sphére a political control such ds “We'll he never has known. He says if vou vet. you “hit soft . . . practice appease-, The ( ment in the use of force you_are The :doomed to disaster.” Go on in- gur definitely in Korea and ‘you in-| : able ven ore be say, ba ere all aboard for summer! Pay ‘een: piecemeal war, “half-war J I thir and not whole war.” | : ie Ie "TWO: The alternative — his | . was afir strategy—is to bomb bases In . y The ot Manchuria, use Chinese National- wh Ite sta sports fogs cannon ist troops, blockade the Red went int, China coast. : , riverside He acknowledges there is risk - ous hits in this—that the war may get — . * good. beyond Korea. But he says the of sanforized* cricket seersuc er Sc risk when we entered the Korean . War was as great as now. hi lo He says with our air power and Sgt. Moc navy, plus Chinese Nationalist iii Hi force aid, we can stop the : en » | Communist aggression in : i: ‘ : “machi Ee er Pick your colors, blazer stripes or plain . . . mix or smoke « Jow the same tactics that carried ; Guada We . ¢ . rces in Worl . . 3 : Pacific Japs 1s | ord War match them in sun-loving play togs of cool seer- jection THREE: He says the joint : poured « chiefs of staff supported his view sucker! Small, medium, large sizes. hill. M: in a recommendation made to the with the Secretary of Defense Jan. 12. Again This was vetoed, presumably by / Gls on. President Truman or Defense Boxer Shorts ......... concentr Secretary George C.-Marshall, +-4.50 draw b FOUR: He believes expanded Halter Bra .............2.50 couldn't itary action in Korea or Man- Both fully self lined; each in red- Tophing . churia will not affect basic Rus-|} 3 , sian policy toward peace or war and - white, or navy - and - white are Shon ’ N n a but could change its timetable. blazer stripes . . . plain red, white opened u FIVE: He believes the min- | or navy crunch s potential of Communist >? ; dust and “has been ‘tremendously the conc ted” and that she would S 4f we turn on the pressure. Shir ....ooeivvivinnns 498 . ‘| SIX: We “practically” lose the May be worn tuck in or out, to ow : re See Lf ys Five Ub OF Tons Hone double as a jacket. Red-and-white yecuet » u - hands. The Philippines and Ja- or navy-andghite blazer stripes. a pan would be untenable militarily. * > stream. | Danger to Alaska, and to the Reg. a metall West Coast and Central and Sgt. Moo South America, would be in- side. Ca creased. tank. Sg SBVEN: The British crown artillery Slonr 2 Songkong Is 3 eve : The le thro ch Communis na | had 15 getting immensely. V aluable, ; Ayres’ Active Sportswear, Third Floor Bal re strategic supplies. Stop the flow commanc of materials and Red China unlimber could not maintain her armies. I watt EIGHT: Go it alone—without | DIpses the United Nations—in more ag- 2 - ut their ve war against the Chinese- : . : ? did ex Korean Reds, if necessary. He is ’ . fired y astonished that the other nations ; nut ‘haven’ got_ enough sense to see my " 0 TAT am mT 8 : > where appeasement leads after EE Wi Howl, the abptasement which led to the : py yx secon orld War.” : T NINE: China Nationalist troops "Summer Comes to Our Meri n on Formosa which should be used, | . eridiai Shops tn number 500,000. Good personnel! on fire good morale but lacking artillery, | prettiest trucks and other equipment. Air| vie cherry tr strength of 200-250 planes. Navy : am : in full bi —there is only a conglomeration as on OWS ~ Washing! of small ships. But the force| believe 1] “represents a potential half-mil-| : lion first-class fighting men” who hh al could be ready to go in four 10:30 A. M., 12:30 and 2:30 P. M. a concen - e months. gn th 9 em, U a mass Smphisious Jas. T Sat It got the se troops on the na - The 't Bainland may = be feasible. 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