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2) Sl hs eitteltetegainddaee Veen pian ee. OS Ned Sot 7 eet i er in Seoul just a shox Same prior to the Korean cath - and Antesesdor noceio -had been on the acene, together with the United Nations Commission for the lest two years -~ and In apite of the fact the intelligence reports evallable through the different branches of the Armed Services were pouring into Washington, we were caught flat-footed in a Korean Pearl Harbor, While all the time our Supreme Cortander in the Far East, General MacArthur, was parred from any jurie- diction, whatever, in the Korean Theatre, Ie Senator Tydings ignorant of the fact the sare group responsible for this debacle are in the State Department at this very moment with hie offictai blessing? And dcés Senator Tydings honeetly expect us to believe these things are just a coincidence? Theat they have not been deliberately engineered, Cr dees Scrator Tydincs just hope,along with the late Harry Hopkina the a) thet the Americen people ere “Just too damned dumb" ever to catch ont The igsue then is, who is best serving Stalin's intereat in the United Senator Tydings, who Insiats that these things have just happened, or the Junior Senator from Indiana whe knows these things could n happened, and who ie determined to continue his fight to ferret out the master- mings cf this criminel coneriracy along with their criminal accomplices and clean them out of governnent, What does Senstor Tydinte have to say in anaewer to the following proof that someone masterminded these betrayala? I quote from Cordel] Hull's memoirs. "Th general, I was not a social intimate of the President, I waa not invited to White House dinners, except on official occasions, or to week end excursions on Mr. Roosevelt's yacht or to Hyde Park. ; "Moreover I was frankly glad not to be invited into the White Bouse e a0 often the ‘liberal’ game was played on an extreme basie, I was Q known not to be an extrem liberal or semi-radical as vere some of those who were close about the President, and my presence in their gatherings would have been as ‘ a ee —- -_—-§ £. £2. embarrassing 70 me as to then, The President's cabinet filled, in general, a very minor role in the formulation of foreign policy. , "It waa also natural Mat there should develop a@ po-calied inside Kitchen cabinet composed of « fev persone" How, Mr. President, 1 want to quote further froe Cordell Bull; fe