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and a reduction Of "extravagan'
use" Of civilian n1anpower by The
armed forces.
The OAR unanimously opposed
recognition Of Communist Chins
in a resolution which said thai
recognition Of Russia opened ur
the Russian Embassy and consu.
.lates as "centers for Communist
activities In this country" SINH
lar diplomatic recognition Of the
Communist regime in China would
"further open up embassies and
consulates as centers for propa-
gandizing communism in the
United States" the resolution de-
clared.
The OAR also noted a wide
spread ignorance and confusion
as to Americas foreign policies, +"
and called on the State Depart
ment for a concise and explicit
statement on its foreign policies.
The delegates also declared
themselves firmly opposed to any
effort by the Federal Government
to take over public recreation pro-
grams.
Credentials Checked.
Elaborate preparations were be-
Ing made for the arrival of Gen.
MacArthur's official party. A bat
terry Of telephones has been in
stalled in an anteroonl of the
Constitution Hall stage and the
halls Of the building were being
patrolled by special committee
women closely checking the Gre
dentialS Of all who entered. i
After news of the generals ac-I
ceptance of an invitation to adj
dress them reached OAR officials
shortly after noon yesterday, spe-l
cial tickets were printed. These
were distributed to all delegates
and they were told no one would
be admitted to Constitution Hall
without them.
Long lines Of alternates and
casual visitors who had come as
spectators to the congress crowded
the registration Office in an at
tempt to pick up any extra seats,
but few were available. /
Hope Mrs. Macarthur VIII Speak.
Officials are hoping Mrs. Mac
Arthur, a member of the Murfree-
boro (Tenn) OAR chapter. will
also address the delegates in one
of her rare public appearances.
Gen. Macarthur and his party
will come to Constitution Hall
Immediately after the civic recep-
ton at the Monument Grounds.
The party will arrive at the main
ramp ON D street and go directly
TO the reception room of Mrs.
James B. Patton, president gen.
eral Of the OAR. who will escort
the general to the flower r-decked
stage.
Z Gen. Macarthur appearance
was awaited with added interest
because Of a speech in which
Senator Taft. Republican Of Ohio, |
last night Endorsed his views.
Senator Taft declared the Unit
ed States should use all of our
friends such as the Chinese Ma
tionalists" to win the war against /
the Chinese Communists. /
Against Ground Invasion.
He advocated bombing Of Red
Chinese communications, airports
and armies if necessary but he
advised against any further COM,
mitment of United States ground
forces to check Communist ag-
gression. An invasion of Red
China would require at least l
million men and threaten our
economic existence" he said.
Criticizing the Truman Admin
istration's Far Eastern policy, the
Chic Senator asserted that moth
ing probably has shaken the con-
ndence of the people in the Ad-
ministration more than their un-
willingness to admit the mistakes
they have made in a soft attitude
toward Communism"
Besides hearing Senator Taft
the delegates last night were ad
dressed by Senator Martin, Re
publican, of Pennsylvania. +
They heard the Ohio Senator
declare that 1--WE should not dis
miss the possibility of peace. We
should press for peace both in
Korea and IN Europe. But the
people Of the United States are