Evening star., 1952-11-03

as evidenced by his Endorsement of Sem
ator Mccarthy and others. The people
the voters-of Wisconsin have spoken;
they have given Senator Mccarthy
mandate" to return to Washington and
continue his investigation Of would-be
traitors. Dies OF Texas. who preceded
Mccarthy on the Congressional Commit
tee for the Investigation Of Un-American
Activities. will also likely return to Con-
gress. The voters of Texas have also
spoken for continuation Of such inves-
LEGATIONS. Dies, too, was vilifed when he
served on that committee.
Virginia Taftite for Eisenhower.
AS one of the 40 million new voters
shall vote for Eisenhower. The present
administration with its high and un-
warranted taxes and the RECOMMENDATION
of our citizens is CALLING to all free
thinking and patriotic Americans. The
piano-playing sub-level President is
now acting out his swan song in the
gutter. There will be at least one red
face (and long one) in Washington
November and his name will be Tru-
man.
New Voter.
What pleasure this campaign has
been because Of the brilliant prose of
Adlai Stevensons campaign speeches.
He has challenged us with ideas, instead
of the bombast and generalities Of con-
vential campaign oratory.
Scott Kirkpatrick.
When I read Adlai Stevenson's
speech the eloquence of his words hit
me and If was not able to think little
for myself as know things to be then I
would be compelled to believe everything
is rosy and peachy just as Gov. Steven
son intends for us to believe.
hope people will not let Stevenson's
eloQuence overshadow their capacity to
think for themselves. Stevenson stands
pat on Truman's policies.
II you are contented and satisfied
with this present state of affairs then
you will vote Democratic. If you are not
then you will vote Republican and for
an administration that will give us new
minds and different approaches to the
present solution Of problems Let us
vote for change.
L. B. Thompson.
Amazing how much difference it makes
whose OK Is gored! The so-called Liber-
ais and So-called Independents are
aghast at EisenhoWer's failure to repu-
diate McCarthyism," SO aghaSt, they say,
that they just must vote for Stevenson
in protest: they swallow with apparent
pleasure StevenSon'S failure to repudiate
Truman'S imputation of anti-Semitism
and anti Catholicism to Eisenhower, so
much pleasure that they just must vote
for Stevenson. The logic of these "IIiber-
ais" is quite consistent: Character as
SasSination by a Republican must be
repudiated character assassination by
a Democrat must be indorSed at the bal
lot box. But by what logic do they call
themselves Independents?
Max w. Ball.
How many Of the Stevenson sup
porters who condemn Eisenhower for
compromising with Republicans have
taken the trouble to examine few of
Steyenson's compromises and q few re-
lated facts? a&a2
Governor Stevenson did not favor
repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act before
nomination and he now does. He
acknowledged the mistakes in Korea
before but now he ardently defends
the Truman Acheson line. (How
many Of these dyed-in-the-wool Demo-
Gratis know that American troops were
withdrawn from Korea in 1949 in spite
Of the protests Of Republican-and few
Democratic Congressman and the pleas
Of the South Korean government How
can any one deny the present daily re-
suits of that tragic error?)
How many of those who just can't
stomach Ike now remember Stevenson
mentioning the mess in Washington
early in the campaign and how President
Truman shut that up Immediately and
angrily declared that he was the central
figure in this campaign? Well. isn't he?
There are other compromises and
facts that any open-minded person could
uncover for himself if he will forget his
longtime prejudices against the Repub-
lican party long enough to examine the
facts on both sides. How many of us
have taken an objective look at the
tragic events and Misrepresentation
leading up to the loss Of China? I didn't
until recently and now since taking a
look at the facts hang my head in
shame for supporting the Democrats in
1948. Ex Democrat.
X
"The Moving Finger writes: and, hav-
Ing writ, Moves on; nor all (Stevensons)
Piety nor Wit Shall lure 1t back to can
eel half Line, Not all (Truman's) Tears
wash out Word of it."
Truman is guilty of the same calumny
and deceit, of which he accuses Gen.
Eisenhower.
When all "the shouting and the
tunult dies" will Truman's man stand
before the people. as did Lalla Rookh.
and lifting the veil. say: There We wise
Saints, behold your Light, your Star!
Ye would be dupes and victims, and ye
are!" Isobel Gregory Dexter.