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Pata eld be a dict g AON Gy Fe ON i NS ts a a Peery the ares. ber Diy Yom CITY ‘Council. : hastily is ma ; waa Earl Brown, in hi eso ‘ Fen to ‘in the | | in the midweek Amsterdam News . EK, tenced flict . We eit H f recalls that “MacArthur has been | cP resident T; for his bold ' defied by the native fascists and # a ir ; ‘Feactionaires ginoe the begin. - z g t § ca g if ° g yr. wha ‘has Jong since. out. ive his time and. usefulness,” tempt by “antidemocrats” to ‘make MacArthur “a martyr and = hero.” The Generals support- ers, Brown wrote, “are anti- Negro, anti-Jewish and anti la. . 4 wanted ‘to* wait before passing ¢ Judgement until it could study the: “c ‘of events” and *- text of General MacArthur's pro- ; MOuncements and the sequence of orders and Suggstions from :- Washington,” ne -f Peace and to dem icy. So is “TE it is right to remove Gen- ‘acArthur, _ E-eral MacArthur for disobedi- National. U League ‘sec. ; ence, as charged,” asked the tary. Granger, in his » “how can it be right {column in the Amsterdam: N to permit other Army officers to fis not only. to “MacArthur disobey another Presidential } but acArthur's Policies ective even more flagrantly?” Granger, whose close ties to the e Courier urged the de. er ‘cabal runnin ~ missal of officers who have not | the Rovernment were Strength- a Ourier columnist Marjorie ‘McKenzie believes . “the dismis- # Sal of Gen, Douglas MacArthur & isan act of leaders ip... To Ba rE 5 q Ei 3 & = z J s e ao) =] ij People.” But Miss McKenzie in. : Cial of -® National Organization © -Jects pore confusion into ‘her . Purporting to help the Negro © awn thi king by dragging zinto : Besple ‘should see eye-to-eye. e «her comment the irrelevant ob-. eee © rabid, w) re UPremacist a tions of a. couple of other |- imperialist and militarist?, L|