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JDsEMC Director, FBI a sAbtention: Dp. M. LADD | ee | RE3 | | { yay source ormation to the Bureau. city for the first time since his extended trip through t war theater where he accompanied the late RAYMOND €EAPPER « i _ During the course of GREED conversation i ° outlined somewhat in detail comments. made to him by Genera i BUGLAS MACARTHUR in ins Australia, | other facts. concerning General oe Mp ARTE “Tn In “view of the confidential nature of the comments; it is believed | t they might be of interest to the Bureau. . ZUNE Nie GED -:.:-: that during World War I, he was an officer in the t \Ninited States Army in France and as such, met not only General MacARTHUR in ( france, but became closely associated retired, it 1 present] ln b? (d) svated in conversations recently had with General Ma e an fe ; .in New York City; and with other higt : ht 16 same experience background, he has noted &@ strong resent... individuals already mentioned to President Roosevelt. South Pacific General MacARTHUR stated to Q@UMMMtnet he could not. uaderstand why young men like EISENHOWER and CLARK were placed in” to conquer Hitler when he, MacARTHUR. 1 “experience ia Europe, had actual b OX, General NacARTHUR ‘pointed out to ap: neither EISENHOWER’ nor CLARK’ - |had had any actual battle experience in the last war. General MacARTHUR me attributes the appointment of these two officers to their | “posts to_the_ fact: that they wil” tisten to the direction of President i Roosevelt could not expect. the | seme , jsort. of coop ? OO, planes 8 mei ° » North Africa "end. OO ' General | Maca e HUR expressed to | . ; veteran a such as General MacARTHUR. President. Should arrange $9 b have 15,000" {000 Rr ARS os yo oy “ fui et fo, "a IFIED BY Ma o ‘ 3 ne " : ‘@’dormes DESTROYED onf- o77 GF ti ce i } =