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Show VTnTTCTlV f ' TT A T5T3 DAILY HERALD provo, Utah county, man Secret Dispatches May Russians Badly Mixed Up On Truman-MacArthDispute That's about as good as such By HAtUtY FERGUSON f Moscow publications as Pravda V. P. Foreign News Editer The Russians now are ready and the Literary Gazette have to explain to the world the sig- been able to do so far. They seem to hope that the whole matter nificance of the ur Truman-MacArth- will be dropped or at least pushed controversy. back in the minds of most The explanation. It doesn't far In a certain sense that people. have any significance. Mr. wish is coming true. Genf. Doug man is a las MacArtnur is a war monger. In Britain,- where the. criticism They merely stopped moihgering of MacArthur's policies was most war against the "freedom) loving1 vocal, there Is a more immediate peoples of the world" ior k while contrn,ersy occupying the public T and mongered. it against other, LV Geri. Matthew B. Ridg mind. The left wing of the Labor way, new supreme commander in party is talking revolt. There have Tokyo, is a war monger, oo, and been some resignations and there he now has replaced MacArthur as may be more. Prime Minister ine arcnneci 01 America i pian Clement Attlee is trying desperr to conquer Korea and then all to reunite ately from a sick-be- d ...;., the test of. Asia. his followers because he realizes one a the This "was 'for tough . - ipk. that a general election right now . : probably - would bring Winston couIdn?t criticize Mr. Truman Churchill and the Conservatives " without endorsing MacArthur and back into power. adversa. Neither of the men vice . ' er. . - - - 1 V -- : J long-soug- Communists..- - -"- Jt' v. , ;".; -" - v. Taft Interview It was believed that Sen. Robert A.' Taft's private conference in New York yesterday with MacArthur covered the possible range of the senate inquiry. The Ohio Republican said only that it was a personal call. "30-min- ute To cleanse tender parts, ess red, smarting skin and quick lv Dram ota nm fort, depend oa j I Voters Reject Woman's Ticket At Coeur mr i' f i Every Item First Quality Shop Early and Sqg! Save! Save! irL,ni ! BRINGS YOU GREATER VALUES DURING D A" ByTUNITED PRESS The ladies, bless ra, failed 'JLo make the grade in fiery . men versus-womrace at! .. ;Coe'ur D'Alene whiA was one of the highlights in yesterday's munici'f pal elections In Idaho's villages' and second class cities, .f. But in Shoshone, down in - " Sen.;a William F. Knowland. It, member of Russell's armed ht services committee, for the report on Korea written in 194T by Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer. He also asked for the identity of authors of the state department field memo which in December, 1949, advised; diplomat! abroad to prepare public opinion for the fall of Formosa, Chinese Nationalist bastion, to the Cal.,-- -- OPENING. DAY al of the United Nations army from Korea and abdication of the policy that Communist aggression will be resisted wherever it breaks-jout- . So they are equally guilty and the shift in command in the Far East really didn't matter much. advocate-5-withdraw- WebetHits Stage et each,. to troops, a tight blockade of the United Preaa Staff Correspondent Chinese Reds' sanctuary in Man WASHINGTON, April.SS (UiD churia, Chairman Richard B. Russell of A demand also' wag made by the senate committee investigat ing Gen.. Douglas MacArthur's dismissal Said today that if neces.J!. sary he will subpena secret dispatches bearing on the case. The - Georgia Democrat told a reporter he referred particularly to dispatches which MacArthur OGDEN, Utah, Apyl 25 UJ) claims win support his statement The raging Weber river in 'norththat the U. S. joint chiefs of staff ern Utah was near the"1 flood stage backed his views for pushing the of today as 2000 second-feKorean war. Russell predicted, however, that water roaredbetween its banks .v. :; X" the highly classified data will be yesterday. . Water ioficials said the! river forthcoming "voluntarily." carried 3500 sec. ft. at high! flood List of Documents stage last May. but carried only Senate investigators sent the 485 sec. ft. duringfts low point Pentagon an initial list of docu .last September. ' ments they want produced for the No damage has been reported inquiry to open Thursday, May as yet, although the river's 3, with MacArthur s appearance volume has been building up r , ,,i,,M,a-taMcj;'.';;. I ..m-,,,,.-The request, it was learned, rapidly during the past few days. and baseball even in the rice paddies near the 38th Parallel in Korea. A covered all correspondence deal spring view id u nin inc season ai tne Da t tie lines, tfhoto by NEA ing with the military chiefs views The "Congress grove of Caliiiucij T stff Correspondent Walter Lea.) oil MacArthur's recommendations fornia big trees is made up of a for ' using Chinese Nationalist Senate group and a House group. xx I . war-mong- r Subponacd In MacArthur Profca " By JOHN L. STEELE ur Do en - southern Idaho, the voters de- - leadership they have had from a woman mayor tne last two years and overwhelmingly . Mrs. Myrtle Burdette. . . j At Coeur D'Alene, thevoters turned thumbs down jbn the "Petticoaet ticket headed by Irene B. Green. Mayor L. L. 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