The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-25
US IS READY
 TO CONSIDER REAL TERMS
Must However End Aggres- sion, Restore Peace 10
 Korean People
By ERNEST F. vAccARo

TULLAHOMA. Tenn, June 25-tT President Truman said today the United States is ready to join in a real settlement" of the Korean war which fully ends the aggression and restores peace and security"
 While Mir. Truman did not so label it. that was obviously his reply to the proposal by Jacob A, Malik, Russian delegate to the LIN. for a cease-fire and withdrawal of troops from the area of the 38th Parallels
 MT. Truman, on this first anni- versary of the Communist attack on South Korea, said the Reds suffered 100000 casualties and have been thrown back behind the line they started from"
 COP Critics Blistered
 The President, in major Foreign Policy speech, blistered Republican critics for spreading fear and sland- CT and lies" and trying to destroy Dean Acheson, whom he called "one of the greatest secretaries of state in our history"
 In guarded language, which did not mention Malik or his proposal specifically. the President told crowd gathered to dedicate a new $l57 800 900 Air Force testing center: We are ready to join in 2 peace settlement in Korea now as we have always been. But it must be real settlement which fully ends the ag- gression and restores peace and se- curity to the area and to the gal lant Korean people.
 No Rash Action
 eIn Korea and in the rest of the world we must be ready to take any steps which truly advance us to- ward world peace. But we must avoid like the plague rash actions which would take unnecessary rlsks of world war or weak actions which reward aggression"
 The President flew here from Washington to the Arnold Air Force engineering development center, to be devoted to the development of iee propulsion and supersonic flight power.
 His talk fairly bristled with de- nunciations of Republican support CTS of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Korean policy and critics of Ache son. Secretary of Defense Marshall, Gen. Omar Bradley and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
 The Macarthur Policy MT. Truman busted MacArthur for publicly advocating a broadened war against the Chinese Commun- | ists. Macarthur said his program wouldn't necessarily bring in Russia. Macarthur said if the other United Nations would not join in, this coun- | try should .go it alone" Without naming Macarthur, MT. | Truman said of those who would take a chance" that the Soviet Un- | ion won't fight in the Far East: They want us to play Russian roulette with the Foreign Policy Of | the United States - and with all the chambers of the pistols loaded" Go It Alone Policy ] He continued:
 Unfortunately, it isn't only the Kremlin that has been trying to sep arate us from our Allies.
 There are some people in this country, too, who have been trying 1 to get us to 'go it alone There are people here who have been sow ing distrust of our Allies and mag nifying our differences with them
 Some of the people advocating this
 policy, he continued, aren't en-
 gazing in honest debate
 They are trying to set the peo-
 pie against the government by
 spreading fear and islander and lies,
 the President continued They have
 attacked the integrity of the Joint
 Chiefs of Staff"