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ST Harbo - Belmon Forces and Gen, Joe t rief of Staff, coner: Mohr 3 Big pal rreside: 4 ; actually decided to issue his = fo. Tele. Room. h2.m. statement fring General dy Nease Ma we poy | who has known-MacArthur a long H st - : ‘time, i840 years-old “against Mac- 41K Arthur’s:” ;- and Who was dn France as a World War 1 captain when "MacArthu: " Benetal. eek eee! he’ timing was .-One highly significant exchinge t for Friday, : ’ of information made between the not Tuesday Pentagon and Lieut. Gen, Matthew ‘Puidnight. And Ridgway in Tokyo was a-‘cable mhe reason. for. a fram Ridgway stating that no mat.; Ahe sudden noc- ; ter what happened, his troops turnal press an- : ycould hold out for 60 days. Re: Rouncement- -- 0 7. gardiess of what was thrown at wasatelephone © P earson *: | | him, Ridgway informed the Joint || reall from Secretary of the Army | | Chiefs ‘of’ Staff, he could. hold for, yeat MacArthur planned to Jump || “This cable was in reply to White||| fthe gun and get out his own state- House fears. that following Mac- anent first = "* +47 Arthur’s removal, there might -be E The President was still smart- | a-Chinese attack anda series -of ing from an incident around ,; American defeats for which Tru- (March 24 when MacArthur had|* having removed the supreme Sulnped the gun on him, 80 nat compnander, would get the blame.. he was leery. He had sfnt]’ Ble oe cArthur a policy statement ry MMU. perusal ‘and ‘personal reactin | . {8 policy which the White Hoe! . {Planned to announce. as a_peace| © woence lux uF eeler to China. But MacArthur,| | : — et * -| “Sonal advisers, The nearest he : od tits notifying t ranhington, is- ‘game to r was at last week's peued she statement himself, walle binet meeting, just after former : j retary Pace called) Socaker Joe Martin ‘released the! - var zon Perna irene ‘Mackrthay elie = nr oo pO mating that MacArth woight. :, “dts time to show the MacAr- } - {28 fm into print agi ' ecide sthurs, the Time-L if fo |- _ —s Se called Secretary of State Acheson] «he Sori s-Howard newspapers | CORDE' Deputy Unders: Dean} who is running America i NoT RE usk_to the White’ House where policy,” he e One ‘tertly. 42 oct 9 1951 p they : red _ Mi ay after MacArthur was. re- press_telegse. >). +... | Jiewed, however, Truman received _— y. Yrior to that, late.on Monday| ‘a call’ from former Congressman _ Page afte fhe. Maury Maverick -of .Texas,: who as a ‘brigadier TR ay EET ONT “General. -° MacArthur's "grand ) tr@tegy for China has never been |} speKed .out -in detail to. the public! butfit:has-been argued back and’ forfh ‘repeatedly with Army Chiefj”*."** ti of Staff Gen. Joe Collins and Adm. {China's ‘big coastal ‘ci Forrest Sherman during their trips Bhanghidi and Tie tein. ae 2 \to Tokyo. ere. is what -it ‘boils A 3 Chiang Kaishet’s root || .4°A mighty .United , States air |tanded on’ the Ch: iy strike against Chinese bases -i(|s major invasio Mahchuria where Chinese reserves <4 Simultaneously “an har? do Eheir regrouping; also against !N. attack in Korea, ‘with thelMukden arsenal which ‘sendstiroops sent from the Unitef, jarms to Korea. st mn mas batt ye 2 a] enti: “What you have done: will‘make b, Times-Herald —__ 4." sure that my Erandchildren will “ * e = . chairman of| -be free and that civilian govern- 4 3 he Joint Chiefs ‘of Staff, and aj ‘ment will continue in the United. Wash. Post fe - mild-mannered ‘man, -wes| States,” Maverick sald. re est Sunified ‘the collar against| . ‘The President was neither cocky : -Dor apologetic. He looked:a little #ad, as if he-had made‘a terrifi- jfally hard decision and knew that, |. terrible ‘storm was going. to : break over his head. 0. Seni enhower's : you, Maury,” he replied, pies ue difcale 2s St] And he wept face eine y-Admiral Forrest Shernign, Chief} [%8Y best. 1 have-to follow <the : val Operations. “and =p Cito F Wash. News Wash. Star —_— N.Y. Mirror (y N. Y. Compass___ . Date:”**_°