Show Chip-on-th- THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 JUNE 5 SUNDAY MORNING 3A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Shoulder Influence e Sol's I SUNSHINE Radford Tough Guy Admiral Has Big Hand in Shaping Far Eastern Policy Force program to build up the china the United States must as the nation’s strategic act in concert with its Allies and not go it alone bomber He said: “Each situation must His friends say he fought the he because thought program jbe judged in the light of the cir- the Navy s air strength was in cumstances prevailing at the time danger of being nibbled awaj na- and that he felt too much reli-- and of course its impact on ance was being placed on one tional security It usually is quite difficult to prescribe a categori- weapon Gen Omar N Bradley when cal rule and then rigidly apply he was chairman of the JCs an- - it to all situations Our security based grily denounced as “Fancy Dans” program is generally the admirals who opposed the wherever practicable on collective in conjunction with our program which Congress finally security ” allies said is Later it Bradley Radford — known as “Raddy” to his friends — has been an air power advocate for many years He developed an interest in But Radford and his “ie pancs before he went to the talk of a rock 'em sock ’ ’em school reputedly convinced we should i smash Red China to halt Communist expansion in Asia and that it could be done without igniting World War III The talk has grown to such proportions that Radford on recent occasions has taken the trouble to deny he has any warlike attitude And his friends say such talk is sheer nonsense By DON WHITEHEAD WASHINGTON AP) — Adm President Eisenhoweand Arthur Radford will enter his retary of Defense have r second term as chair- confidence in man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff llsPJrd tomplete with a reputation as the “tough Radford as an advisor Mr Eisen- guy” among American military hower made his own position leaders clear when he announced Radford His name even crops up in the wi hij job for nother tw0 years His present term expires (Editor’s Note: Is Adm Arthur Radford chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff a danger-ou- r exponent of preventive war with too much power and influence? Or is he a far sighted planner fully aware of the horror of another war and dedicated to avoiding it? Here in an cioseup is Radford's own assessment of his job as top U S military commander) whole-heartedl- B-3- 6 t B-3- 6 1 y on-the-jo- i b Sec-Wils- two-yea- o 5 j j did succeed in blocking tho e posed to further constr ct Navy earners and in this he won his tight Aug 15 But the talk about Radford has Why Singled Why has miral been Out adthe s ingled out as the fUPi among all the top military lead California Atty Edmund G ers? Just irsw much influence Brown charged yesterday that de- - does he have in shaping U S fense attorneys played a “game of cat and mouse”-witthe life forejgn policy? It’s an intriguing story because of convicted murderess Barbara only a handful of people in the Graham The “moll” of the administrafion really knowsinfamous “Mountain Murderi where State Department diplomaMob” of Jack Santo and Emmett end!f"d PentaSon P®1" ns- Military policy and diplo-Sa- n was executed in the in virtually Quentin gas chamber Friday iracy are meshed n oreiSn decMOn maJ°r every de-but only after two agonizing cold and war the lays Doctors were strapping a affairs who some are There say it is to Mrs Graham’s stethoscope backbone has Put chest w hen the second delay ?adord "h° s Far East- came only four minutes before rn she was to be executed Pol?vt Lnflulnd ad-?f A although tougher is miral insists the trney S and of th civilians Charf responsibility !Ie ladrIeV'as onlyi not the military ‘trying to save is in “I did nothing I didn’t think a None deny the admiral to influence strong position vs sad He sees (he President ZZZ' M?h have pulicy saved all of mttimes two and three times SSaI0t 0firrbJe ifheh?d girn wek- He sits in on important meetings He has he told a San Francisco his to pre ppAuniir would be vjpw not she rrpnrter Presithe efvrflnlh ony through but also through Secretary drnt Sh " lth ll Wilson and Secretary of State C1'VC of "!c Dulles This becomes doubly of punish- b' dif h rtam wh ment in California said defense ferences of opinion among the maneuvers which delayed Mrs Joint Chiefs of Staff Graham’s execution for 94 minThe final policy decision by the utes constituted “the last of a administration is not Radford’s series of cases in which cruel of course But his name looms and unusual punishment was inlarge in those decisions involving flicted” on a condemned slayer the military “The way the death penalty Political Difference has been administered in this state The Radford story and the con-during the past two years is a disgrace to the administration of jus- troversy around him are com tice” Brown said posed of several parts They are The attorney general said that compounded of political differif the death penalty is to be used ences over administration policy jn California he favors adoption in the Far East the Army’s bitof the British system in which ter dissent in manpower cutcapital punishment cases must be backs and the position of infludisposed of within 60 to 90 days ence which Radford holds as the Meanwhile the bodies of Santo President’s chief military ad- ! and Perkins remained unclaimed visor There is involved the realizabut the remains of the attractive Irs Grahafti were taken by an tion by military men of the terrible power they will hold in agent of her last husband their hands in the form of nuclear weapons if war comes and their uncertainty over where and how these weapons should be j j be-Perki- ns ! i - policy-makin- g : : I Mass send” j Miss Stewart said Fitch is a “friend of the family” but she was unable to explain his present The gift— a ton of ice — is slowly melting on a dormitory ) lawn -A- tz A G--E o ROlt-AROUW- Z) CLEANS EASILYI ONLY UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY Com in for a f ro Umontrationl No obligation! - OGDEN ELECTRIC CO TRI-STAT- -- 1 if t r ’V4nJV Anr ? 2556 Washington Dial 6334 JWSJWJ T i Your Choice Newly Created BEDROOM Were s11500 to $12995 e i y post-Worl- Graduation Gift NORTHHAMPTON u w - 1 (AP) — Jane Stewart of Washington Pa who will lie graduated from Smith College tomorrow was a little puzzled yesterday when the iceman delivered a graduation gift It was from T S Fitch president of the Washington Steel Co in her home town who sent this message: “You deserve the best that life can action Pentagon sources say he manages to get agreement among the-- Joint Chiefs of Staff on about 80 per cent of the problems which can’t be agreed upon at a lower level The disagreements go to Wilson and to the Presi- dent for a final decision But whatever the criticisms ai:d differences in which Radford is Evolved he’s going to be NEW! ut ‘ policy-makin- g used Radford’s critics contend he has encouraged the administration in a policy which they claim ties the military to the use of nuclear weapons TJiey say the United States now’ has no choice but to use nuclear weapons be-- Mr: Eisenhower agreed Radford is a tall handsome - o : Surprises Coed (Leaves Her Cold ) decid ed ne an t J Radford as chairman of the Joint Chiefs And i i Sj'1"’ Then there’s the customer who settled himself in Frank Burgess’ barber chair and when Frank put the towel around him he said: “Before we start I know the weather’s wonderful I don’t care who wins the next big fight and I don’t bet on the horse races I know I’m getting thin on top but I don’t mind Now get on with it!” Frank answered: “Well sir if you don’t mind I’ll be able to concentrate better if you don’t talk so much!” “ 1 1 '1 re-t- o d j - "T piht-size- i merry-go-roun- d all-o- ! u£ht’ “Two!” baseball The big catcher uniipire snarled: “Two what?” The equally large baiter echoed: ‘’ca two what?’ And the baseball umpire close tell!” “Two plied: pint-size- d : i h j weathero! shbuted the i j C-- dli ho night stop in Iwo Jima Redford’s superiors told him to go to Iwo Jima to see that things went well Secretary Wilson the story goes took an immediate liking to Radford and suggested to Mr Eisenhower the admiral be in- vited to go to Korea with them it was on this trip that Wilson P In 1951 Radford a Yes sir and Ada Covington out at the Kiddieland in Lonn s airmen “bat' the al fi?ht rules nlll-in against effect cause the policy Arthu?!lr ut effort to to place more around for quite a spell as the Farr Park has a loud speaker admirals” tleship in lOrC3 d?eat e emphasis on naval air power He most influential military man in for special parties and a new Radford is This was at a time when Bradley ajs0 Further they say demonstrated an unusual America tape recorder for the t" a new’ souvenir booth Mr to been has and Eisenhower it wants that ministration and willing 'villing b'e'the’wron S“?ar ablly for wrong — wheel ferris and train and boats that’s the situway will it CErri"' s2tf way commit military force in up w’ong ‘place "fhifh d of eats be and lots fun ladder the promotions tions which they claim inevitably against the wrong enemv Rad wouId mean commitment ford still thinks we could have Distinguished Himself And for the drug line like Radford distinguished himself Bufferin or medicine chest Sr°und forces on a scale w hich whipped the Chinese if we had iin World War II by his staff The Army is not prepared to fur - !8°ne Complete New Shipment supplies says Rx Dick visit work and also as commander of was Radford time At that a home-oned local drug store nish and still carry out its misorderedto blockade a carrier group in the Pacific with 40 years experience: sions in other parts of the world ready- -if GEIGER the China coast He informed When the Korean War came he WarIike Attitude ENSIGN’S DRUG Washington he could do it with was commander of the Pacific COUNTERS Rariford is well aware of the (be forces he had at the time fleet The job he did in mobiliz-- t ‘ STORE and insists that neith critical talk was then Commander-in-Chie- f ing the fleet to transport troops 333 24th Street er he nor any other member of of the Pacific and supplies to Korea and to Scintillators the JCs has taken a warlike attiin Korean waters one was Radford An associate fight says P S Rx Dick sez: Only two tude or favored preventive war didn’t initiate the blockade pro-- of the war’s outstanding jobs E weeks left for Father’s Day When Eisenhower decided to against the Communists— that is pqsal but that he gave Washing- Remember a gift shopping ELECTRONICS attacking now while the atomic ton his ready-to-greply when visit Korea after winning the is always appreciated: A that balance is presumed to be on asked if he had the capability of presidential election in 1952 the 2217 Kiesel Ave new Sheaffer’s Snorkel Pen our side a blockade Navy u as advised the Eisenhow- and Pencil Set In this connection he said in Storm of er Party would make an over Controversy answer to a list of questions: In the fight for Dien Bien Phu jJET TUT tv' “The Joint Chiefs of Staff have was Radford last among spring bad considerable experience in - those ready to commit U S Air past wars and probably knw bet- and Navy forces in an effort to ter than anyone the real meansave Indochina from northern ing of the impact of war I really the Reds Some administration do not believe you could have a officials including Vice President group of men who are more dedi- - Nixon of the possible use 7ted to the cause of peace and of U Sspoke in Indochina in forces the prevention of war than the case failed else all And this Joint Chiefs of Staff contro-- ! a storm kicked of up we “Sometimes the fact that in where some Congress have to deal constantly with versy action such members warned critical situations and work on to war world lead another military matters seems to give might flew’ to EurDulles Secretary some people the notion that we would probably like nothing bet- - ope in an effort to line up a front of Western Allies ter than a good war someplace united I can- tell you that such is not Put BFltain alkedj thc United AA idea and finally Front the case Reds the crushed French resistCan Okay Atomic Weapons ance at Dien Bien Phu and won SUITES The admiral’s supporters argue control of northern Indochina comes much of — that the criticism It’s here the most fantastic bedroom suite sale in our history! 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