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tackled" he said. ,''It was different
in Korea and a lot of the young
people couldn't understand why
we were fighting there.
I think his (Mr. Acheson's) let
ter will do a lot to clear up things
in peoples mind
Text of Marne's Letter.
Following is text of the three
letters, leading with the one writ
ten by the Marine January Is:
Dear Dad,
"I just finished reading from
the Los Angeles Examiner the i'm
pessAment resolution against
Dean Acheson which was intro
duced into the California State
Senate by State Senator Jack B.
Tenney. Republican. from Los
Angeles. I can't help but think
that the American people, Demo-
crat and Republican alike. are
fed up with the administration
and its foreign policy.
1.-The way Truman is appropri-
ating money is outrageous. 1t Is
my belief that he is taking any
ones word for 1t and spending
money uselessly and needlessly.
At present he is asking Congress
for tbs billion dollars which
would cost each American $468. 90.
Don't you think that our for
eign policy is fouled up a bit?
What right have we to refuse Red
China entree into the United
Nations? I think she '(Red China)
has a right to voice her opinions
about what is to take place in
the Far East. After all. isn't
she a country out there just as
Venezuela or Brazil is in our
hemisphere? I say, Let Red
China into the U. N. and let her
voice her vote and her opinions
on what is to take place in the
Far East
1.-The needless waste of life in
Korea, on both sides, is shameful
to the human race. Fighting
won't settle anything. The only
thing that I can see Is being
proven in Korea Is: Might over
what may be right Red China
being the might The problem of
Red China VS.. the world. or the
best part of it. has to be settled
at the round table and eventually
it will be. Red China will be ad-
mitted to the U. N. So the U. N.
will have lost the first round. We
did better in the Boxer Rebellion.
Congress Authority Questioned.
1T thought that only Congress
could declare war. Why doesn't
Congress either declare war
against Red China or stop Tru-
man from sending American
troops throughout the world? Why
should we take the brunt of it all?
If the other countries in the U. N.
won't supply the needed men and
money then we should pull out
Of Korea and If need be, out Of
the q. N. and adopt something
similar to what Hoover suggests.
"The morale Of the fighting man
is very low. Mainly because the
people aren't behind
him. Here at Pendleton most of
these men know what war is or
what It's after-effects are and will
be. Just last night at the 'slop-
shute' beer- -halD the men. not
one or two, but the majority. were
complaining about the way we
were tricked into this. Everyone
seems to have nothing but dis
favorite thoughts. and remarks
about the foreign policy. These
men aren't afraid to fight, It's Just
that they have no cause to fight.
If ordered to, we will but only be-
cause of the obligation we have to
each other. I guess It's q form Of
'Brotherly Love.
"Our only hope is that men our
age throughout the world feel the
same way and will state so to- their
leaders. BY rebellion or other
ways. After the loss of life. and
property from the last war, every
one should want only peace. I