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nvi Page 4, MacArthur Is Grim-Faced After Hearing of Dismissal Daughter of I ngrid 1 Gets Permit for Visit Dsn Molnet Register Apr. 14, H5I TRUMAN CITES GENERALS FIRED BY WASHINGTON APPEASEMENT, MARTIN CLAIMS HOLLYWOOD, CAL. U.P.) riJO SHOWMEN F.NTF.HTAIN "HEY BOB SHOW" TODAY Pia Lindstrom, 12-year-old daugh- Leased Wire from TheS. Y. Timet.

ler 0f inEnd Bergman, Friday re- Admit Error In Rejecting Chief Evergreen tree top- rPri'riurt enurt anoroval to visit her fiipht bird and animal imitator. fro rav, -'-ten I ,) ith feel-1 mother in Europe this summer. the "Four Strongs a lamny I Superior Judge Newcomb Con-iof western rope trick artists, will dee anoroved withdrawal of appear on KRNT's "Hey Bob s- firr approved muii 1 30 mi m0rning at the $2,000 from the girl's funds after Show i The Imihr in Fnrnne this summer, and the "Four a family from me gin a mnus "'lc' Theater The special ing Friday that Gen. Bid At Ames Wstilhintrrnn tha natlin'i WASHINGTON, D. C.

(P) House Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin, said Friday night' the dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur shows that "appeasement of Communism in Asia is By ClHrlt Miilli'nhoff. (Of Tti Keintere astiirialun Uuruu president, had his own troubles he was assured by her father, Dr. of ioy' Bob-er are-with generals and had to remove! Peter Lindstrom, that she would (M.rformer at the Sport and a couple of them smid great' "be certain to return." Vacation Show.

Emeee Bill Riley I announce special pri.e for the controversy. 'Xtv quiz phone call and other When a housing delegation urnl A regular Hey Bob feature at the. presented to the president WVyl'I Safety leader Bob Has-book of photographs of United sett and the whole Hey Bob ganff WASHINGTON, D. The air force admitted Friday that pro again the watchword of the Truman administration. He said the president and his advisers are "flirting with the States presidents, the news on KDowumt 'will be on deck for anotner great tographers asked him to open Zsu t'mo (Saturday morning of fun on the dangerous idea that you can New Utica-snonsored show.

the book tn hi nun niettir Th i Things oo snow of Shown president declined. He flipped the voitr't make a deal with the Communists, when everybody knows mat SIX COMPETE ON "TALENT REVI'E" AT 10:00 TOUAV Six youthful entertainers will Kan Prts. Trumin 10.00 V. rMlllriK book open instead to a picture l.rvrnaun ll cio you AtKta no one has ever made a succes- be competing for top honors on of George Washington. He remarked that 0 curement officer bungled in squeezing an Ames, firm out of a defense contract.

The bungle will coat the taxpayer an extra $70,000 to for 105 mobile riemlncralir.ers. The General Kilter Ames, had bid $348,591 on the air force rontract last Octoher. The Re-finite Corp. of Omaha, was awarded the contract in February for $422,742.06, with a provision that would allow the costs to go lip to $443,879.16. Krroncou Finding.

Carter Reynolds' "Rath Talent ful peace with the Communists." Show of Strength. "The only thing that has ever Revue" at 10:00 this morning on I KRNT. The fol If SI I -f 1 lowing a el Junior division! wasningxon no longer was a controversial figure because he'd been dead for many years, but he added that he'd been one of the most controversial figures of his time. In fact, Mr. Truman went on, he had to fire two generals Horatio Gates and Charles Lee.

Radio Revival Hour alOa lIS MOINES. IA. 910 KG 4. KM IIMIV Olrwtsl Tbra Ml. 6:15 A.

M. entrants: Janet I stopped the Kremlin js a show of strength, a display of will and Incisive leadership on the part of those threatened by the Soviet Union," he said. Osterhout. 10, IS07 W. 2fith; Mary Louise Oallev.

10. 817 i Procurement officers, who had Pleasant View i leadership is the Kremlin's dish." and I'attvl I. oh. 11, 301i tried to take the contract away from the Ames firm at several atageg of the bidding, finally threw out that firm's bid on grounds that plant facilities were ine Massachusetts congress Kirk wood. I Senior division n.irfimwr are: man took to the radio to renew Ht SOLUS his denunciation of Mr.

Truman for "the midnight removal of General MacArthur" as Allied not adequate. The stali'inent from the office of Air Force KwrHHTy Thomas K. Flnlelter state that this flnillnic was erroneous. And the air forcp, in its eHtjcr commander in the Far East. alls Asia Key.

Martin charged MacArthur was fired because he tried to tell the ness to make amends, staled that It has proposed discussions with American people that Asia is the lilenda tioodwln, S'i2 Pay Billy Gay, IS, 3113 Tiffin: and Konena KhcII. 1 1, S. W. Heur Or. City Lino Kit.

Vocals, Instrumental, tap dancing and a comedy reading will be featured on the amateur talent show. Auditions for tho 'Rath Talent Revue" held at 1:00 every Saturday afternoon ia INTERVIEWS NEW MOTHER the KRNT studios. OF "BABY OF THE DAY" The new daughter of Mrs. John. Thomas, 3215 S.

W. 7th, was the "Baby of the Day" on KRNT's Gene Emerald Show" Thursday, as the first baby born in a Des Moines hospital that day. As such. key to the entire world situation General Filter Co. to see if that (ien.

Douglas MacArthur wear a grim expression a he arrive at hi Tokyo headquarter in a rainstorm shortly after learning of his dismissal a Allied supreme commander. He is scheduled io return to the I nlted State Tuesday in hi first visit to V. H. since 19.17. WIRF.I'HOIO Vi.

firm can be cut in on any future contracts for mobile demineraliz- NEW TIME FOR D-X News When news breaks M. Nelsen and WHO' crack staff are ready to bring you news as it happens. The 10:00 P. M. D-X News covers the newsworthy events of Iowa, the U.

S. and the world plus the latest weather information. To keep abreast of the days affairs listen to M. L. Nelsen with the news Starting Sunday Night 10:00 P.

M. ers. Matter of Said Martin: "We will never lie able to dictate peace on our terms unless ie maintain strength In Asia. Asia, with It vast resources and enormous pool of manpower, I the key. The statement from Flnletter'a MAC Coniinued' from Paye One.

office was based on an InvestiKa-tion by the Inspector general's of fice. Hotel St. Francis Immediately after his arrival." The airport is about 14 miles south of the city. MacArthur' schedule was revised Friday to call for his arrival here at 4:30 p. in.

Tuesday. Under the new schedule the general and his party will make a 24-hour stop in Hawaii after the MAC WILL LOSE TAX DEDUCTION BY RETURNING WASHINGTON, D. C. Gen. Douglas MacArthur's income tax may go up on his return to the United States.

Hcing In Tokyo didn't lighten the infant won a $00 layette set. The award was in connection with Although Flnlcttcr reversed the "What we desperately need are policies and a strategy of a truly global nature because we are con the Oes Moines' theater' show or the White House In view of hi attempt to make It clear Unit in spite of the dismissal he regards MacArthur as "one of our greatest military Some congressional sources still ing of "Father Little fronted with a global threat. Any rhe "Father of the Day" coulrln be reached for a statement (he' thing less than policies of these a soldier who Deen in Korea tor finding of procurement officers it was reported as being with re gard to "the exerise of Judgement." "The Invent Igiit Ion has disclosed no evidence of any Improper influence or misconduct," Flnlcttcr' office stated. dimensions can only fail. Any long hop from Tokyo.

ibout four months), but Gene did thing less can only mean a third his taxes any, but tripa to Korea could have. Each day he visited suspected that Mr. Truman might later attempt to heal the breach world war and untold destrue tion." have Mr. Thomas on the air. The Lutheran hospital arranged to have the new mother at the telephone when Gene called, and the New Vork Invites General to Farade the combat zone entitled him to income tax exemption for the with MacArthur by offering him the high cornmlssioncrship of month In which that day fell.

In conversation was broadcast. No action Is anticipated against any of the personnel Involved in the procurement bungle, It was WOI-640 Japan when the Japanese peace treaty ia concluded. NKW YORK, N. Y. WP Gen.

Douglas MacArthur was officially invited Friday to New York for ono of the big city's traditional DON "KISSEK" BELL I RGES KATES TO ENTER CONTEST Time's a-wastin'! If your name iWv Hid by Committee. The senate armed services com sponsored by is Kate, or if mats what your friends call you. you're eligible to other words, a one-twelfth cut in his annual tax hill. That is.j-Jax benefit all military personnel get under the law. Whether MacArthur took advantage of this benefit is not known.

MacArthur, as a five-star general, will continue to receive for life annual pay and allowances totalling $18,761. 12 :0 Omfns 12 4 Noonday New Paruda Story 1 I V- W. Iowa Editori enter Don Bell's "most kissable mittee voted to invite the gen Kate" contest. In his most noble ticker-tape parades. Mayor Vincent R.

Impellltterl sent a cablegram inviting the general to "an official municipal welcome" here. 1 -io Sat. Serenade eral to testify behind closed doors, 'j o. fashion, Don graciously has volunteered his services in locating the fair one, and Is urging all' Kates to send him their Up Im but If MacArthur requests it will make the hearings public. ii .10 to Kt Ann.

Ns 3 1 WOI Manter- works. Beethoven- MacArthur ts expected to be pression on a slip of paper with name, address and phone number. preceded by Gen. George C. Mar Mornlnit Miirrh I'urade 6.13 Down on tht Karm ItfVUllrHH 7 uk Bhup I Olt Nw Mii.i.

Shop II rft Mnrktn U.OO!jwa I'nnnt Teacher Hour it iti ii oorli Mh rkrta 10:00 Newi Book riub 10 ai M'irktts 10 45 Sennadt tn Kaia 11 tut Rural Youth Kporn! 11 Amtrlcan Farmer 12. (mi-- lowa Farm Facta WOI-FM 4:00 OaMlCiU f'onrert (mi Km Enroraa S.OO Echtfef in Judges will select 10 entries to ap shall, secretary of defense, and pear on Don's Matinee fuesday, where the Kls-0-SIcter the man mainly responsible for the president's views on the Korean war. Dealers and Farm Servicemen MHO Dial 1040 Japanese Man Big Farewell TOKYO, JAPAN (SATURDAY) (U. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoslnda and other official will be at Ilaneda airport for Gen. Douglas MacArthur's takeoff shortly after 7 a.

m. Monday. Despite the early hour thousands of Japanese are expected to tytiiiwnv fto. Pant oral 4 -00 New 4 London Forum 4 Happy Tuna On Parade Fuller M-aurt fcign Off 00.1 me. Kong P.

tin- -itnnr-i pj.rty 31 uo tiign Off Whittington Gets Price Control Job WASHINGTON, D. C. tfl Floyd L. Whittington Friday was named field price relations officer for the office of price stabilization (OPS). Whittington, a native of Iowa, served from 194.) to 19-tH as dis ill narrow the field to three gals.

This lucky trio of Kates will bo on the Wednesday Matinee, where Don himself will select Des Moines' "most kissable Kate" vj although blindfolded and hand 1 i cuffed. Entries must be postmarked no later than midnight tomorrow. Listen to Don's Mon- line the route from the American Voice of the trict price executive for the war I IP1 i i The invitation to appear before the committee was a two-edged sword. While It would give Mnc.tr-llnir a chance to detail his grievances against administration policy In Asia, It also would subject him to questioning by Democrat seeking to pron that the president was Justified in firing him. According to Martin, the Demo time office of price administra fit Ife I embassy here to Hanedn airport about 8 miles awav.

i day shows, 6.00-8:00 a. m. and Middle West I WSUI 910 reported. However, tho Investigation, originally requested by Senator Guy M. Gillette, Ia.) Is not ended.

New Hearings. The senate small business committee has conducted an independent Investigation and la aclicd-liled to start hearings on air force procurement procedure within the next two weeks. tlosepti P. I.aivlnr, president of the Ames firm, had brought hi contract troubles to ll-lettn' attention shortly after submitting his hid In October. The Omaha firm bid $,08,000 at the time the Ames firm hid.

All bids were thrown out, and by "negotiating," the air force contract went up to If materials are difficult to obtain, the 105 mobile deniineralizers can cost as much as $443,871) 10 more than the General Filter bid. an Thoiv Out ItliU. Air force apokesmen said It is legally possible for them to throw out bids and negotiate all contracts, since the country Is in a state of "emergency." The secretary' office e-rused the procurement officer' action by stating: "The question of whether facilities are adequate i often a difficult question and calls for the exercise of Judgement. "Portable denilnerallzeis are of I fk 11 'V 1 p. on KRNT for i Idetails about prizes.

8. mi -Morning SIGN tion in Iowa and Wisconsin. During that period, Whittington' office was in Des Moines. He is a native of Fairfield. From 194S until last December, Whittington was chief of the price Austin Supports IwhoBSI KSO io Nrwi Bahll Hl.

Sfrenadl lillnoi va. lr.wm KWDM KIOA WMTTWNAX 1150 I mbs 940 cbs 600 abc 570 KRNT TIME u.oii Kcinroea 4:011 Tra Tuna Dismissal of Mac LISTINCS FM-97 3 M. M. Intrii)il 0.U2 -Iowa (in onudrtn'i and distribution division, economic YOI'R PROGRAMS FOR SATURDAY MORNING crats conceded that the Joint ses-l slon of congress to hear MacAr Lenitnl Wire from The N. Y.

7 urns. ire I'aienli A Hour "urhprn S'lo Nnvi I Liberty Chora Gang Silent 9 baliir-lay 45, s-uirrn Tim Medltiinum son llinn.r thur should be held In the house Good Morning, Neighbor and News Minstrels Haker i Dozin and scientific section of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's command. Since January, Whittington has been connected with the national production authority here. 10 1 7 (ID lnlon chamber.

It is here that presidents deliver their gravest mes Sunrise Hour Leo Pioneers Matins Newt, Robertt Sat. Roundup Heaven Home Safety Rndp. Bucks root Irish Davit Newt Red Brand Chris Mack 10 ao Salely 7:30 on New Kl'rakfl Orlitna Rex Music Man with Friendly Voice sages to congress. "There was some talk of holding the session outside the halls The Dawn Buster Revival Hr. Rev.

Cedarhotm Newt; Johnny Pearson Show Newt; 7:55 NEW YOP.K, N. Y. Warren H. Austin, Vermont Republican who heads the United States delegation to the United Nations, supported the dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur as part of a policy to prevent a third world war.

Austin told a group of students who visited his office that the IT militurv ivd In Knren Farm News Farm Hilihti Farm. Business Lhk Worcester Ben and Jessie III. 4V Hrallh Chat! Kp.tlval of ll.lio Ni Waltirt Tht Huuc SOO-KSUl SIGN Alhum OKF 11 H.rlnl Hall Unl. of Chi- :30 Smokey Smith, 5 :45 weit. music 6 00 1 DolTBi' ShowT 6: 15 1 fun with San 6:30 News.

Rhoades 6 45 I Don 'Bell Show, 7:00 record kits 7: IS Newt, McCnen 7:30 Don Bell Show, 7 4S Rimic, mirth NiMcCw-t IS Breakfast With World News of congress say, in the Library Yr. land News, Goodwin Sots. 12 nn Ithttim raao Hounil table Newt, Robertt Sont, Pioneert Musical Clock Breakfast Club Mac Renames Plane 'Bataari TOKYO, JAPAN (SATl'R- Bkftl. Edition Let't Go Tows Newt Mut. Almanac aamhli'B Rex Music Trading Post I News i Liberty Minittels Bible Treasury Voice of China 1 Dr.

Micholson Sunshine Lady 'Back to I the Bible News, Goodwin 12-ao Nwa hadn' l. ir Musical fl fill Camptil Shop Ralnhow 111:00 News Mualcal 10:15 BIOS OFr Johnny Pearson News, Robert! hatu Sho was limited to repelling an armed jDAY U.P.)-Gen. Douglas Mac Musical Clock of Congress but I rejected this," said Martin, "After all, Elsenhower, Niniltz and others have been heard in this chamber." San Francisco I'laiis Welconift Arthur's four-englned Constella With Mandy News, Robertt Grab Bag Talent Revue Heart of tht Golden West Rhyme, Riddle Time Billy Dean Sid Carney Your Neighbor Lady Junior Junction Navy How News; Under Tht Clock Disc Jockey Parade atl.uk. "This Is quite different from an objective of fighting out the Issue between Communist imperialism anil liberty in a great war-a third world war," he said. "It not our purpose to extend the military operations to news, nowe Musical Clock WeTlher R.

Leibert Country Home News, Godt Mind Your Manners Mary Lee Taylor Live Like A Millionaire Sratlin' Ed McConnell Feature Fare Betty Brady Book Carnival Gov. Beardilty real Importance to the air force and tho air force whs not In a position to take any unnecessary chances with respect to failure or delay In delivery." CBS Newt Dale Ellsworth Show Garden Gate MakeWTy For Yoath Refreshment Time New.rShTdei Let's Pretend Somerset Mau- ham Theat. Theaterof Today Grand Central Cedric Adams LOANS $4.50 Total Cost loan paid in 5 monthly tnntsH-mvntH cnU emiv $4.50, Larger Ktnuunia at proportion a ia low coil. Ton can roup vtmr dfbtg, iwu rt tira una re-Jin' aiv'ur munthiy outlay Hava ona payment In paca of many. ALIBER CO.

.110 Kqultaftle Hulldlnl Ml. 4-0153 tion was renamed Friday. The transport was rechrlstened "Rutaan." It had borne the name "Snip" tho Initials for supreme commander, Allied powers. Mac-Arthur was shorn of that title by President Truman. "Bataan" is the name MacArthur gave his first personally assigned plane, a C-54, after he flew out of the Philippines In 1942, Home Beautiful CBS Newt 0:30 Bell-rinreri, JDo Bell 9:00 Jr.

Hih Fie. J.15 Larry Davit Hey Boh Show, BillRiley 10:00 Talent Revue, 10: IS C. Reysoldt 10:30 Junior 10:45 Junction 11:00 101 Ranch II: IS Boys 11:30 Carter Reynolds 11:45 Storyh'k Express Disc Good Newt Club of Air Rev. Sample Movietime Storytime Mid Morning Coffee, newt Iowa for Christ Errand of Mercy Salute to Reservists Let't Pretend Somerset Mau any other place or area. We don't i gham Theater Kindergarten Theater of No School SAN FRANCISCO.

CAL. Gen. Douglas MacArthur has notified Mayor Klmer K. Ilobinson that he "accepts with pleasure any greeting ceremonies" the mayor feels appropriate for the general's arrival here. Mayor Ilobinson announced Friday "the distinguished visitor will take part In a motorcade from the San Francisco airport to the Jockey Parade Disc Jockey Parade Betty Wells Cecil Brown Today Today Grand Central Station want to tnke any steps leading to all-out war In China.

''That Is our policy. And It Is because It was believed neressnry for the promotion of that policy that the ch.ing (the replacement of Mai-Art htir I was made." Slate Star Roundup ISUUCd LrfApClld llur Holly wood Scoop ItOORAMS FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Corn Belt Bootoa i ntwt. To Call on Maci Farm Hoor Farmers Rfporti 5 12 00 1 Vacation Special Over a 12:15 News, McCae Hollywood 12: 30 Baron Elliott (Alias 5 12:45 Orchestra Jane Dot I Voice of Iowa I Dnr, Bell Rndp. Newt, Robertt i Corn Stories Corn Story Newt The Polka Reporter.

"U)I KU.A ARSONS" 8:13 P. M. Sundays 0 TOKYO, JAPAN (SATl'K- DAY) John Foster Dulles, Party, newi IVT Arthur Mail Floods Senate P. O. uwent Lowboys Inq.

rn. Kptr. IaI ilnHrtnipnt sulviMrr now en I 00 Vincent Lopes I ip 13 3B0W see route to Tokyo, experts to With The Girls iCilen Drake Bob Earle Music With The Cirli Aliai Jan Doe Lnncheon With Lopei Canadian Rhapsody 1: 30 I Canadian 1: 45 I Rhapsodies News, Shelley Harmonjr Time Nal'f FaVnT Homt Hour Slim Bryant aBdW.ldc.U What'i tht Scora Uniltd Statci Army Band Iowa Round Mt I.KTIsMlr. vr. Morton Downey Pa America Amvets Quarrel Over MacArthur COU'MBUS, OHIO I.TI The national inspector of the Amvets said Friday he will resign unless the veterans' group modifies or retracts its support of President Truman's dismissal of Gen.

Douglas MacArthur. Frederic D. Stanton, Columbus, said he will go to Washington today to begin his campaign for modification or retraction. Dudley Underwood, editor of the Ohio Amvets magazine, said his office has had "several dozen" calls protesting the national headquarters telegram to President Truman that said: "Amvets support your painful decision to release Gen, Douglas MacArthur of his command on obvious grounds of repealed Insubordination in violation of basic American principles governing civil versus military authority." Gen. Douglas MacArthur, It was announced today.

A headquarters spokesman said Dulles plans to arrive in Jupan at p. tn. Sunday. He added that Dulles, who Is at Union Man On Tha Farm KIOA Rodeo Newi; 12:55 Johnny 'i Show Cast Swirif Club New; Top Ten and Nw Coiners Lucky Seven Horse Raret Swim Club Newt; Boy It A Cirl I Swint Club Finale Eihibit A Craim Mm, Ovtni, Chapel of Air Mane Baseball St. Louis Cardinals St, Loan Browm Eihibitioa game from St.

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"1 did not know myself I Warn Radio Men At Wfufe House Leaned Wire from The N. Y. Times. WASHINGTON, D. C.

-Joseph Short, White House press secretary, Friday reiterated a White House rule against direct radio broadcasts of spot news from the gave General M.icAithur no warn- laravan V. Monroe Gene Aatry Shw Hopalonf Cassidy Gaaihastert Actial Caset Broadway Is My Beat ling," Pace said in an interview before his departure from jHpan todav. 1S Dancmi Party 30 Jene Valhe, 45 bandleaders 1: I i -V I "We discussed purelv military Whlta House Itself without ad a. m. KiarkwtdMl Mri.

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Srei7 News, Nelsen 'pons Corner Park Shereton News; Dance Music News, Leaks rt Matte News Dancmi Room He said "one man'' broadcast JW. directly from the press room ly Wednesday the announcement VO I HI 11. HI. I that Gen. Douglas MacArthur had been relieved by the president Short said this contravened pre' 00 Saturday At the Sim 1 5 Shamroch It Afaia Bill Riley 10 00 News.Va Dyke Sat CBS News" 10 IS Al Rarkwell Wtvae Mr 10:301 Show, top Sports.

Coabet 18: 45 records Ralph Combes 11 00 News. Nave News II ISlAl RochweU Ralph Combes II; 30 1 continues with Musical sent favorite Roundup 0(( S.7i"0ff Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH vious Instructions and would not be permitted to occur again. Vo falsa iMth riroe nr hb He did not name the broadcast a htii ia tola. aai. iautti or 4i an i.

aniiryi anfl iroa raM hnndkap. rASTIuKTH. an aikalim-t nrtn-acirl i oowpiar tinrk't Since 1'renlilent Truman allsmlmed (ien. Iloiigla MacArthur, mall ha been overflowing the senate post office. Here I part of the flood ot letter revolved Friday.

Senate Postmanter Hoy Riddle (top, right) salrl normal day' load I 25 sscka. but since the MacArthur rontroeVy the Intake Increased to about US sack. James C. Williams (loner right) Is assistant postmaster. )-; ktPf fa.

ttth mora fim'T mi rnf-oani falirl ii-hi er, but the radio man involved wai Frank Bourgholtier of the National Broadcasting Co. Bourg--holtzer told reporters he did not realize be wae violating any rule. U3 KCDC Varied music News every hour on thi hour. (V rKe Aie 2 Kxin dew Him or iffiii jrv 'iMirt itwimi.