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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION/PRIVACY ACTS SECTION
SUBJECT: GENERAL DOUGLAS DMACARTHUR
FILE NUMBER: 62-HQ475104
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ty is known to-the Bureau, advise Special gentshe had information concerning General MQARTHUR '
- be called to the attention of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation for information purposes and she requested that this
information be "held in the strictest confidence withir_1_ 9135: __§92_;re_au. .
' This advised that
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and after: a number of years he became with ._,the;lpresent_ own_e_$i__of the "Washington Times Herald" newspaper. ti
_ The Informant statedgwas a very heavy drinker, gambled _considerably and left his wife an i" °ldren although he continues to -
support his family, contributing large sums of money. owns
property on Long Island which property is retained in her name. " ' ' A
. The Informant stated aHX began his association withjéi,ASISYPATTERSON because of her f:92.na1-,1><_;.;1__a_1_s§5."l;us and T§e <?§ §é"'of" he"? '66"1it'i§ 1 Q4-rr'§~K7492'Y~Qn1'<0 ..-...a--<.*4*¢92 ' ~ r-.>- ' ' ' ' " * "'~»'+1~92¢1l"" ' '*-"1'*'-"""'¢~ .- -<-uw -e - -* '~ I ~in" connection W1¬Ii 'tTf1Té:':TlE§L*?§§'I:IJ[cQQR!K1;QKirenvspéépqézlf ct'§1iiY5ine'.' §hé""§tat¬d"thaton '%com?§i'r?;ed or heavily under Ithe influence of liquor, *7.-she would cal1 and ask
back and get him out of her s g . e p esent timeI C I -LO Fman in HEARST nterprise, being one of the ¬X¬_CU.ulV6S
He spends the largest part of his time V
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McARIHUR and his relations with a Filipino girl which, if released andIémes u'6IRstated ghfs ii§"one~5Y"Ehe reass] and belieygf Q ii the chief reason,
w ,m§_g_g lawsuit against DREW PEARSON and' ROBERT ALLEN who .were writing the Washington Merry-Go-o una wHi_ '6H §§ peareH- i""'tTi§'_°"*7"§T1?:.ngton
T§=m7s'"n"駧I&' i¥éw§"§s;ser~r"*r5"r8&*-na~a"s"s%'a'¬aa" ém s"aH*a ¬% éi~ s &"n *tne'§é*"'""""pB6§ ?%'% other definite information that would give any _
further details cc; hing this lawsuit by McARTHUR against the writers of
the Washington Merry-Go-Round column. The Informant stated that this
information 1S not even known
This information is being furnished the Bureau for informationpurposes. , '
Very;tr_uly yours,
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§def_ending_;§MacArthurs' right to
'spea_k§ionj'eZny phose of AmericanIpolitiyiandj-asserting , that nothing
gcontainedin VJ-Day .anniver-
1sar'y;¬statement- contrary to!tha1;§jpQ11gy, :5;-_ J _. " _.|_ -Amei'1ca,n..policy,'White said, is
5set~¬forth_:-gain ,,the.y Potsdam agree-!me__ht,' in] the" Japanese -surrender[teri_ns,',-in a ,Whi_te_ House state-zinent-of September.6, V19-15, and inthe decisions of -. the -Far Eastern"-
lcommission. He added that Mac-
'Ai'thur . is thoroughly ' acquainted
;wit__hthe basic policy directives and
fisinot required to clear-any state-
ment he-iwishes -to make with the
State Deparmtent. ' . A *
*7 MacArthurs statement said the
dread uncertainty"-"of_ ideological
conflict" between democracy an
communism hangs over Japan d
a people "long regimented under
a philosophy of-the extreme con-
servative "right, might prove easy
prey to those seeking to impose a
doctrine leading again to regimen-
tationunder the philosophy of ,the
extreme radicalleft. _ -_ A .¢>0l?Y1i8l1_ted-Washington dis-
patch to the New York -Herald
Tribune, which was alsopublished
on thefirst page of the Washing-
ton ,Post, said unnamed State
Department sources" chars 0
MacArthur with fhaving la I '
on his -own judgment , ti-co munist campaign in vio'l tion
isfninjericari policy directives
fro . President Truman. The1
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newspaper in countrybut hasfrequently a d v o c a the d appease-1 2:22;"-' c " t l Mr.
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iinJapan"were=_U udiated_byth '$tate,Departineniiay/e;s;9[é _. if/I '
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iment of since thewar.
1 - ~ Eugene Meyer's internationalist
Washington Post seems to have
even more idifficulty than the
Herald-Tribune deciding whether
=to be pro-Britishfor pro-Russian.
=It not only, carried" the _anti-Mac-
1 g ur, pro-Communist story on its
frdnt page butfpublished an edi-
torial berating MacArthur for is-
suing his statement and for talk-
ing confidentially to members
of the House Military Affairs
Committee, who later warned of -a
possible -surprise attack by thein Korea or elsewhere;
The Post editorial even de-
nounced _-.~i_ publication =. of an of-
ficial document predicting that
Russias- fighting-age "manpower
will reach-32-million by 1970. The
legislative reference service of the
Library of Congress published the
booklet in response to a Houseresolution. q ' -" _ 3 V
.It is hard to see how this sort
of talk can inspire confidence in
the: United States abroad -or how
it" contribute to our diplomatic
rts toward working out
tional solutions of differences
between our-self and Russia," said
the Post, _ E I _ f .
__The State Departmen'ts-strong
defense of MacArthur contrasted
with its attitude. of 9, year ago.i
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e : sa . ' A tip was received here atheadquarters, that a group of die-hards were about to try to shootthe Supreme Commander alongthe well-known route that hetravels between the American Em-bassy and his headquarters. Nothiing came 01' the plot, though, be-
cause more than V100 extra Japa-_nese "police, a ~ detachment or
armed Gls and numerous mili-tary police mingled along theroute to discomage any untowardactivities." _ 5'. .. :A- -:1-2* -._ _Mr
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.Politiéal'An:le Recalled I 1I » ~ ' . . _
> MacArthur himself took cogni-
zance oi speculation that hewill
be " through P-"after liberation ofthe Philippines .in a- statement at
Manila leaving hisfuture up to
commander in chief, "Presi-'t Roosevelt.".. ~ < '
The President had . not» been
dly disposed toward Mac-
ur from Pearl Harbor. be-
cause. as he confidedcto intimates.
lhe feared thatcthe general might
oppose him in. the .-1944 Dresi-'dential race. Not until it wasclear that MacArthur " had no
political ambitions did, Mr. Roose-Lvelt confer with the hero of Ba-taan and thesouthwest Pacific- ._ -In "his Manila statement Mao-
Arthur made it clear. that he ide-
sires to go_ on-.t_o Tolwo. Therehas been no word from the WhiteHouse on the statement. How-
ever, jthe President is attending
the Big Three conference in south-
em Russia and may clarify -Mac
Arthurs future on'his"return.__' j
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In the meantime it was-=con-
sidered significant -that the WhiteHouse had not sent a message of
congratulations to MacArthur one _taking of Manila.,.although
ne was, sent to Osmena of the
ommonwealth. -The failure to
end a message to MacArthur was
e more noticeable b e c a u s e
s esidantial . messages were sent_' Eisenhower on _,landin_gs_ linrica, Italy and_France.' __ -.. The American people should, : ,_ . _ .
53? '7 3% 1% bee aw~-from_ ~side3§c1ged from Eco!z1_n'1and~ of ;the1liVp.d_¢fJ{i.pB_,'f the Journal In-.v1e.w the s1u>er!!.1°e<i¢r.=Ship>h_e has. umished.cthe_sign'ifi_-vent resu1ts;*'vbt=med- bv ~v11.rel¥;American Ifo and the;_~~1ownumber or casualties sustained: it,would" seem that _there;sliould_ be -no _questio_n~" about '-hisjfcontlnuedlleadership. However, _repdrts_;_are,cm-rent .that the plans for the~i_n-_vasion, which have b_een'-approved-' 'contemplate his retention for-- theclean-up Job in the ' "Philippines,
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Naws Eel» Anpreciat9df"_,." "l7.i'l" expedition! * V _: i
"I'he"-publicationstates: th tj-.110one"-rea1izes' more than, cAr-thur_- the value of the-Navy" con-tribution to his successes."-__MacA1=
thi1r's. co-operation with Admiral.Nimitz had been close and highlyeffectiveland should be continuedin the final stages of the Pacificwar; it added. 3 F " '
fEvaluating the -achievementsof the-co-ordinating services,~,we
nd that jresponsible; for-1 thein
were surprise and ;-';sp_eed;"-j-'Journal -continued. "'I!iose factors;MacArthur has always. preachediand always has practiced. L,'.lh_ere
were otheractivities he employed
-efficient" reconnaissancethe" outset of the campaign", swift-
niovement "toward -the objective, 5concentration oi personnel at" crib ical 'P0int_$. immobizationoferieiny. strikingpower of ~ fire and shock; ex-Y
ploitation rapidly and'fearlessl§1'of every advantagegajnedz "T"TAll these things=entei'ed into-the. operations which enabled "the"
American flagto y "once agalniover Manila, and they; would beemployed should he be permi ' .tomove upon the _hsome_is1and_s_ofJanani" And because he knows:
them. thoroughly and p ted:bi. their use. he is_tlie commander who should Ll P our;
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ithat war between countries onthis ' earth probably V obso-
;__' Ho'wever,_ -war - between-,,the
planets may replace it, in the
:Genera.l'g.jopinion, _Mayor Laura;reported afterward;1-._- ~
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istopping -at. the Waldorf-Astoria
;Hotel_ during. his --four-day stay
"in New York, was .scheduled to-visit General MacArthur, wholresides at the hotel; briey tor' ,an_ exchange of-greetings; - ~
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§MacAz-thur. did me the honor oflallowing me to remain for fortyv
»five minutes," Signor Lauro said.
I am also delig that he~is
pleased with ~t Neapolitan
workers in his actory' -in- mycity." . -
" Sperry Rand Corporation, of
iwhich General-a MacArthur ischairman of the board, recently
;built- a. plant in Naples employ-
ing 600 p_ersons. It is to be ex-
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.Factors for Uniting World
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ghimseif as a confirmed opti-
- -_mist" regarding-the possibility -of
ianother World War, »_Mayor=|Lauio said, P ' j-_ ~ ' .
~ He' thinks that another war
1would be A double suicide; and
that =there is enough sense on
both sides of the Iron "Curtain
to avoid it,"' the Mayor went on~.
i lHe believes that because of
;_the developments of science all
ithe_ countries on-earth will haveto unite to survive" and to make'a92" common front against attack
be cosmic, or interplanetary in
General I MacArtl1,ur's opinion;
the Mayor continued. He quoted
thevmilitary leader as saying
that a thousand years from now;
today; civilization uld appear
.as obsolete as the one age. 1
During the visit he two men
discussed Dr. Alb Einstein. ,5! , Gene_ral MacA ur said he
admired him as a scientist ai-1
,though not" as a politician!;
;'Signor Lauro said. . , - Q5
He .quo_ted_ -Einstein's reply
when asked what weapons wouldWorld _Wa.r,-Ilfcalled,-on" __-_
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in leavin New York for Cleveland, due to tgouble wi th<1..Pr<>Pe11 er. cvntrvlil which is <1 and_;~rég uent1yi'n¢i§ge";i§'; There was no indication H04;-it sabotage
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ascertain the reason for the delay.
I have mentioned this to.Ur. Ladd and a check is
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Mr. Hoover: _ -
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exp itude aboutfuture political plans as follows:
The General definitely will
not campaign for the presidency and will
continue his present activities without
definitely committing himself. However, 'if a stalemate arises insofar as the
Republican nomination is concerned and-
General MacArthur feels that it will behis patriotic duty to accept the nomination}~he will then agree to be nominated. o'E§§§@%§%§§@%§%§g%@
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this dual nomination. General MacArthur -
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would be destroying the twoeparty system,
by which the citizen is guaranteed a
choice of candidates and that Eisenhower's
actions would be contrary to the whole
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