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RECORDS
THE WHITE HOUSE
8.5.
SERVICE" REVERBENT
WASHINGTON
Nov. 28 '52
Dear John attached
editorial-
it contains a double farrelled
have faced lie which I'se
marked with a red line.
I fired the great that Arthur
for insufordination and for
his effect to tie us up in
an all out you in asia
Hook a 14400 air trip
in order to have an under-
standing with him. He told ine
that the Korean situation has
under control, that the Chinese
yould not come in, that he
would release one of our re-
BATTY & ARCHIVES AND RECORDS TREMAM
2
U.S. y
for. 28 '52
1 qular disisions for WASHINGTON occupation duty
THE WHITE HOUSE
that he would not further
in Germany on Jan. / and
make a "churap" his wordnot
mine, out of himself by. daf-
thing in Republican poli tics.
I behieved him. I'd no more
than arrised home when
Joe Martia putlished Thais letter
to him.
Icalled in Achesoa for State
Marshall for defense and two
other gentlernen. Iaskedtheir
opinions on the latestprice
of insultordination of god's
right hand shan.
BALKY & ARCHITIONAL THEMAN
3
RECORDS
U.S.
SERVICE"
Nov. 28'52
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
a word about the action
They gase them. Isaid not
Intended to take, which
was, of Course; was to recall
him and release him ofall
his commands.
posed immediate action
State and Defense op
the other two geatlermen
there of the opinion that
Mac should he taken off his
seat next to god.
We had another meeting.
State (achesoa) stilloppoced
relieving the socalled "great"
4
BARRY , ARCHIVES "NATIONAL THEMAN AND LIBERTY
Nor. 28'52
RECORDS
THE WHITE HOUSE
U.S.
GOVERNMENT
WASHINGTON
had read all the messages
General Defease Thairhalt
other the years to and from
the President and MacAnther,
and had come to the coache-
sion that he should he
relieved.
Then Hold the forn ofthem
that I'd intende d to fire
him when the firstent
but that Dexpressed no
the unfiased opinions ofthe
opinion because Invoiced
men Itrusted.
Britain nor anyone else
INDIA $ ARCHIVES S GOVERN WENT "NATIONAL SERVICE RECORDS TRUCAN AND
5
for. 2852
THE WHITE HOUSE
the entered WASHINGTON the picture.
State Acheson ) still ad-
rised that the uproar would
he terrific and that I should
consider the matter further.
Ified Thae Arthur for in-
sufordination and a mis-
statement of the facts to the
at Wake.
O/course truth meansure
one thing to Roy Horrard or your
smothly little News_ hut these
arethe facts.
John T.O Rourke, Hany Muman
Editor Washington
Daily News.
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