Show 4A THE OGDEN OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 28 1955 y " TV iik yy-- ' 1 yyi t - Embarrasses Allies By ROBERT EUNSON SEOUL (AP)—Ten years ago when the end of World War II brought Korea's liberation from 40 years of Japanese occupation every political group in the country including the Communists wanted one name to head their er on the same hot seat where Rhee often kept his predecessors Gens John Hull Mark Clark and Matthew Ridgway Ridgway had the job of selling the armistice to Rhee in 1951 when the Communists first indicated they wanted to end the fighting Clark had the armistice all but signed when Rhee ordered the release of "all Korean prisoners of war who didn't want to return to the North Hull got along u ae np rnwp TROUBLES better with Rhee than any of do "I think the United Nations It costs so little for so much "We cannot rest however until them but had no real crisis durcommand should to Comthe go protection! When vacationing all of Korea is united again un- ing his term as Far East comin munists and the or when taking any trip be Aesong Ongjin mander der one flag We are grateful Peninsula and tell them if sure your personal effects are that Now Lemnitzer has what may the Japanese gone but the want to demonstrate are insured This low cost coverthey they Communists are holding half of turn out to be the toughest diplo- truly for peace should they age protects your belongings our country We must have unifi- matic job of all because Rhee is leave in the world Call anywhere on cation" snatching back really bent am afraid that while the us before you make that "I Peninand the Ongjin trip This is the phrase most often Kaesong United States is t preoccupied Reds CALL US TODAY! repeated in Korea today Min- sula from the talking about peace the Commuisters preach it from the pulpit "Why?" I asked nists will attack again in Korea: Barbers in the Banto Hotel in "Kaesong" Rhee said "w a s We know they have Blackburn-Jonc- s up their Seoul talk about unification while the capital of Korea until 600 air power and thatbuilt v are they cut your hair Shoe shine years ago When the Russians oc- masking again on thetheycentral Company boys talk about it with American cupied everything north of the fronr soldiers while polishing combat 38th parallel 10 years ago they "Mii WI10 Knew Inturanf" "There can never be any true boots on downtown street corners used to" fire down into Kaesong peace for us until Korea is united h Dial Strt If this nation of 20 million per- and frighten our people Many of again" sons is so set on driving north them left When the armistice talks startand liberating their brothers and cousins from the Chinese and ed in Korea Kaesong was sort of Russian lords of Communist held in a No Man's Land' They wanted some place to conduct the talks Korea what's to prevent them? e The answer is Uncle Sam The and aKesong was selected Later move on to the when decided same bearded gentlethey man who is pouring 800 million talks Kaesong was given to the dollars a year into the Republic of Communists Korea won't let the ROKs march north and disrupt the armistice which brought an uneasy peace in 1953 While Korean and United Na tions troops guard the armistice line that divides the peninsula ROK tanks are only allowed three Better Water Heaters v days' supply of gasoline Infantry Regular and artillery men are given only Glass enough ammunition to keep them shooting three days Copper Generiser Type WOULDN'T GET FAR Three days of fighting wouldn't get very far in the stubby hills of v Korea where war raged from the S summer of 1950 to the "summer of 1953 U N commanders are worried however because three days' supM7' y-- plies might be enough for the ROKs to hammer into K&esong only 10 miles north of the Demarcation Line at Panmunjom and just below the parallel On July 31 Syngman Rhee to hinted he might'do just that In Luxury a declaration the President said Communists occupying territory Introduce yourself to the luxury of south of the 38th parallel were Year Warranty unwelcome guests even though d face powder created and the armistice game them temporary control ust for you right before your eyes $2 $3 This declaration sent U N s commanders and U S Ambassatax All plus introductory sizpSl dor William Lacy rushing to the Rhee mansion in Seoul "I did not say we meant to ThU Tim C e Bettor imply we would use force" Rhee mm c v told them "I do not say we will never use force" This vague stand leaves Gen L L Lemnitzer UN command i: tc-ha-ve -- : Actor George Rockwell Turns to Sign Painting - ? Benson Off To Sell U S Food Abroad 17-da- give-awa- y o v - The-corne- d m$an anything to them They had no interest "The same is true of the Ongjin Peninsula The Communists don't belong there They never took it The U-negotiators just gave it to them "It is like someone coming into your house and 'giving away a room or your furniture "Gen Lemnitzer came here the -- what I other day and asked-mplanned to do about it and I told him it wasn't what I was going to do but what he was going to (Editor's note: When Syngman Rhee returned to newly liberated Korea 10 years ago he refused to bargain with the nation's Communists Today despite talk of easing the cold war he remains implacable on this issue even to the point of embarrassing his allies He tells why in the following interview with the chief of the AP's Tokyo Bureau) oppose Communism except this" Rhee told them back in 1945 when red leaders came to him "All It's wheat some 500000 bushels of it covering the runway at Fairfax Airport in the call Russia their Communists Kansas City Kan Reason for the outdoor storage is filled elevators' overloaded I am fatherland against this idea " ' ' ' V of one Soviet world That is why during the recent grain harvest I have no use for your party or H nicked un two and went to any of you I am not your leader WHERE ARE THEY NOW? work One of them stood on its and I don't want to be your head He named them "Bobby leader" Clark" and "Fannie unce Looking back now on that day Rhee said "It appeared the whole country was going Communist in CLIENT'S CHECK 1945" He said American occupation STILL BOUNCING and foreign correspondleaders M (AP) — N FE SANTA favored a coalition govents all SOUTHPORT Maine (AP)— (Editor's Note: Back in the said Roberts Harold Lawyer ernment which would include the to radio The tign says:' "Southport Instl- - 30's Doc Rockwell was rea from a check yesterday Communists TV Is to George Gobel cent client "is stll bouncing" tute of Art — fine medium and what today A visit with the onePREACHED DEMOCRACY The client he said was coarse" time funnyman of George "I told them there was no one he had defended successIff proof that George "Doc" White's "Scandals" at his home check a bad on possible with the Comagreement and charge vaudeville fully— Rockwell retired in Maine shows he has lost and munists refused to accept hisi radio comedian hasn't lost none of his flair for humor) a in that would government part new his even in touch sign paintthem include Instead I went on business here ing a tour of South Korea preaching Now 67 but looking much live longer and love it It comdemocracy the way I learned it younger Rockwell first visited bines a little philosophy with from Woodrow Wilson We built nearby Boothbay Harbor 22 years humor — a combination that Is a government without Commuago when he was a star of George nists too much rare" White's "Scandals" "We still have no Communiists a to He contributes articles Not long afterward he acquired in South Korea Whenever a perwritnow is and Maine magazine a home here which he calls f'Slip-sho- d — son SecWASHINGTON Town-senMaine one on of "The Humor begin to talk in favor of comd (UP) ing Manor" It overlooks munism his family or friends try of Ezra T Guides" retary Agriculture 4 Cut y to persuade him to change but if Rockwell figures part of George Benson departs today for a BECAME LOBSTERMAN tour of Western Europe to he doesn't then they notify the Gobel's television success is due Rockwell became a lobsterman to the "fact that he's kind of lit- try and sell some of America's police who conie to get him "The whole nation is united when he retired But he hurt his tle and homely" huge food surpluses and hasn't back several years ago At President Eisenhower's sug- just like one person against com"The psychology is that we are he since hauled traps Recently made to feel superior and so on gestion he will travel to England munism set and a "That is the greatest achievebecame sign painter up this plane we look down and The Netherlands Denmark a we have made in our first lot ment does He shop in his garage laugh Of course the appeal must France Italy and Switzerland and of work for boatbuilders painting be to our sense of the ridiculous" discuss surplus crop disposal 10 years of freedom" The bronzed old president his names on their craft —entertain- Fred Allen did that best I re- problems with agriculture minwhite meanwhile hair neatly combed sat workers countries the various of the member on one of his last shows isters ship ing back his chair and asked if I in his a make will with He he told how a man won a free witty patter ' major address "There's a tendency up here trip on one of those on forein trade before the In- would join him in a soft drink to make a kind of homey philoso- shows ternational) Federation of Agri- When I agreed he called a house-bo- y who brought us each a Cola "One of "Poor fellow he' was so over- cultural producers in Rome on pher out of me" he said to our united opposition-t"Next the summer people was up last come he dropped dead So — the Sept 9 In Paris on Sept 7 he Rhee went on communism" week Asked me if I thought that body was sent on a two weeks all will attend a conference of U S most "our important achievement Maine Coast people reflect their expense free tour of the Carib- agricultural attaches we is have started democthat geographic surroundings I told bean" Announcing his travel plans a in comes know! a fellow who country that was a him I" earlier this month Benson said racy 12 DAY WORKS A HOURS for 4000 years The on that out here every day sits the government's $7200000000 monarchy 12 can Rockwell are he work for the first out to says voting people of surplus farm commodities big rock and just looks a hours time a their and in write then lives for on day that sea You know if you sit "places upon us grave responsibilities as well as serious marBEST DEMOCRACY big rock long enough it's bound whiles "Don't worry about anything" keting problems" to make an impression on you" "Our ambition is to become the To keep its friends abroad he best Un says: "I'm not he advises "The only one that democracy in Asia too sure I left show business hurts you is yourself Control said the United States must disand you've got it made" cuss with them "our mutual inMaybe it left me' It's the craziest yourself Reenlistments Jump One thing he is serious about terests in world trade" business in the world One day ris do his darn sign painting "I Mrs Benson will accompany In your name is up in lights The European Command next day Mazdas in the cold cold good work" he said adding that him They will return here Sept a business as learned he the HEIDELBERG boy 14 Germany (UP) ground One day you're Rock U S Army recruiting is boom Hudson the next you're stone in Proivdence R I "A fellow came by the other ing in the European Command broke That's the way it goes" Killer Nab Koreans related me asked hei "and the Army said 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