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others have been removed, one
of them Stanley Craze, who
had been promoted from Ache
sons State Department to a
highly important post in the
United Nations.
Craze refused to tell the Nc
Carran committee whether or
not he is presently engaged in
espionage work.
But let us examine another
piece of the jigsaw puzzle. In
Detroit, Stevenson referred to
a statement by the Justice De-
partment which 1 previously
read. pointing out that there
are Communists in the State
Department. He said that ] was
reading from testimony that was
20 years old. If I were merely
here to prove that the Demo-
crat candidates were falsifying.
it might be a waste of your time.
but with him falsifying for the
purpose Of covering up Com
munism in Government. 1t Is
another thing. I hold in my
Continued on Page AT, Col. ~
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Quotes Speech Writer
On Religious Views

Let us see how Stevenson's
speech writer feels on the sub
ject of religion. The answer is
given in his review of the book
of Whitaker Chambers, the
man whose testimony convicted
Alger Hiss. Chambers in his
book maintained that a belief
in God was the hope of the
free world to defeat commu-
nism. Stevenson'S speech writer
ridicules this idea, saying - and
I quote verbatim:-"the whole
record of history, indeed, gives
proof that a belief in God has
created human vanity as over
weaving and human arrogance
is intolerable as the vanity and
arrogance of the Communists
. religion confronts fallible
and prideful man with some of
his gravest temptations.
Stevenson says Judge me by
the people I choose as my ad-
visers. Here you have the
philosophy of his chief adviser,
his speech writer, laid bare. This
idea that religion should be
ridiculed is one of the basic
principles Of the Communist
party. Couple his ridicule of
religion with his statement that
Communists should be allowed
to teach your children, and you
have clear portrait of this
man.
Bernard Devote is another
Stevenson speech assistant. He
has violently attacked our
strongest defense against Com
munistS, the FBI. In Harpers
Magazine, as reported in the
Daily Worker of December 20.
1949, he denounces the FBI as
nothing but college trained
f1atfeet," and states that he
would refuse to cooperate with
the FBI.
The Communist Daily Worker
of February 13. 1947. reports
that Stevenson's man Devote
headed a group seeking a per-
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Cites Record Showing
He Was Trustee in 1o45

While Stevenson's own office
maintains he was a member Of
this unusual organization in
1941 only, his own record in
Who's Who shows he was still
a trustee in 1945 and this let
terhead which I hold in my
hand indicates he was still on
the central committee of the
World Citizens Association in
194S.
What about this one, Gov
ernor?
Now why is this significant?
Simply because you are asked
to elect a presidential candidate
who proposed to fly the flag Of
a super-world government above
the Stars and Stripes, a super
world government empowered
to render null and void the will
of the American people as ex-
pressed by their duly elected
legislative bodies.
But let us move on to an
other piece in the jigsaw puzzle
of Stevenson's history.
While you may think there
could be no connection between
the debonair Democrat candi-
date and a dilapidated Massa-
chusetts barn, I want to show
you a picture Of the barn and
then explain the connection.
This barn so crude on the out
side contained a beautifully
paneled conference room with
maps of the Soviet Union on its
walls. In an adjoining room.
my investigators found over
100000 astounding documents.
They were the hidden files of
the Comunist-controlled Insti-
tute of Pacific Relations. and
included letters, copies of tele-
grams, vouchers and memo
randa showing cash received
from Moscow.
These documents. later SUBJ
poenaed by the McCarran COM
mittee, clearly demonstrated
how the Communists in the In
stitute of Pacific Relations were
successfully shaping the poll
cies of our State Department.
Stevenson thought so highly Of
his membership in the IPR that
he listed it in his record in
Who's Who.
Now, let us take a look at the
photostat of a document taken
from that Massachusetts barn.
1t shows that Alger Hiss and
Frank Coe recommended Adlai
Stevenson as delegate to a con-
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Text Mccarthy Speech Charging Stevenson Aid Communist

atty investigation is an inquisi-
ton in Illinois, how can it be-
come noble thing in Washing
ton? He also objects Strenu-
ously to public officer taking
an oath that he is not Com
munist Why?
One of Gov. Stevenson's
grounds for vetoing the Broyles
anti-Ccmmunist bill, which
would bar Communist teachers
from schools. was that it would
suppress freedom of thought
and expression.
You know, if it were not so
tragic, it would be humorous. to
hear Gov. Stevenson and others
screaming so loudly. that their
right to scream has been cur .
tailed.
Let us now move on to an
other piece of this jigsaw puzzle
of Stevenson's history. Tele-
vision and radio are hard task
masters, so I shall not take the
time to examine the support
given Stevenson by all the left
wing and Communicative pa
perS. But how about the official
organ of the Communist Party
in the United States-the Com
munist Daily Worker-are they
for him or against him? The
Daily Worker has been de-
scribed, as you know, by its
former editor and before the
House Committee on Un-Amer-
ian activities as the telegraph
agency of the Communist Party.
Whom do they want for Presi-
dents? I hold in my hand q
photostat of the Daily Worker
of october 10, 1852. This is only
eight days old. They damn
Eisenhower and what they call
"EisenhoWerism" in the most
vicious terms. They refer, and
I quote, to their hatred of
EisenhoWerism" and then go
on to say that they do not like
Stevenson too well, either, but
that if Communists want to vote
for StevenSon-okay, vote for
him-but vote for no one else on
the Democrat ticket-elect local
progressive party candidates
and pile up a big vote for those
Communist candidates who are
in the field.
This. my good friends. is the
Communist jargon which is un-
derstood by every Communist
writer in the country. This con-
stitutes complete Endorsement
and orders to Communists to
support Stevenson-to desert
the candidate of the Commu-
nist-controlled Progressive Par
ty for President because they
feel the votes for him would
be wasted-and to start the
smear attacks against Nixon and
Eisenhower which you have been
witnessing over the past weeks.
My good friends, If Eisenhower
is bad for Communism and bad
for the Daily Worker, take my
word for it, he is good for Amer
lea.
Let us move on to another
piece of the jigsaw puzzle in the
history of Stevenson. While So
liciting support from Senator
Pat McCarran, Adlai Stevenson
wrote the letter, a photostat of
which hold in my hand, dated
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Five Points Listed
In ADA Proqrdm

First is Wilson Wyatt, Ste
venson's personal manager. He
is the former head of the left
wing ADA-Americans for DEM
ocratic Action. The ADA has
had five major points in it's
program:
/. The repeal of the Smith
Act. which makes it a crime to
conspire to overthrow the Gov
ernment of the United States by
force and violence:
2. Recognition of Red China;
3, Opposition to loyalty oaths
for any one who works for the
Government or in schools and
colleges;
4. Condemnation of the FBI
for exposing spies like Coplon
and Gubitchev:
5. Continuous all-out opposi-
tion to the House Committee on
Un-American Activities expo
sure of Communists in Govern
ment and elsewhere.
According to an article in the
New York Times which / hold
Evening star., 1952-10-28
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Follo1U-
inc is the prepared tert of Sem
Gtor Joseph r. McCdrthy's
speech IN Chicago last night:
Thank you, fellow Americans.
am deeply grateful to all of
you who have made this night
possible.
We are at war tonight - a
war which started decades ago
"a war which we did not start
"a war which we cannot stop
except by victory or death. The
Korean war is only one phase
of this war between interna-
tional. atheiStic communism
and our free civilization.
We have been losing this war
since the shooting part of World
War II ended at an incredible
speed, losing at a rate of 100
million people a year.
For the past two and a half
years, I have been trying to ex-
pose and force out of high posi-
tons in Government those who
are in charge of our deliberate
retreat from victory.
1t has been a slow, difficult,
unpleasant task, made doubly
so by the 100 per cent opposi-
ton Of the Truman-Acheson
administration and the cabal of
fellow travelling and New Deal
writer's and speakers. This fight
against international commu-
nism should not be a contest
between Americas two great
political parties. Certainly the
millions of loyal Americans who
have long voted the Democratic
ticket are just as loyal-they
love America just as much-and
they hate communism just as
much as the average Repub-
lican. Unfortunately. the mil
lions of loyal Democrats no
longer have a party in Wash
ington.
Tonight, I shall give you the
history OF the Democrat candi-
date for the presidency, who
lndorSes and would continue
the suicidal Kremlin-shaped
policies of this Nation. This is a
history of Stevenson. not by
Mccarthy, but a history of Ste
venson by Stevenson.
Let me make it clear that I
am only covering his history
insofar as it deals with his aid
to the Communist cause and the
extent to which he is part and
parcel of the Acheson- Hiss
baltimore group. I perform this
unpleasant task because the
American people are entitled to
have the coldly documented
background of this man who
wants to be President.
Evening star., 1952-10-28

in my hand, the Democrat
candidates campaign manager.
Wyatt, condemned the Govern
ment's loyalty order in vicious
terms. But in 1852, Adlai says
that he will dig out the Commu-
nists by means Of this loyalty
program which his campaign
manager denounced.
Next and perhaps the key
figure in the Stevenson camp
is his speech writer, Arthur
Schlesinger. jr.. former vice.
chairman of the left-wing ADA.
Schlesinger has been a column
ist. incidentally, for the New
York Post, whose editor and wife
both admit they were members
of the Young Communist League.
In 1916. Stevenson's speech
writer wrote that the present
system in the United States
makes "even freedom loving
Americans look wistfully at
Russia" I don't think you are
looking wistfully at Russia. If
Stevenson by calamity should
get in the White House. what
would Schlesinger's job be then?
Perhaps the most revealing
article written by Stevensons
speech writer appeared in the
New York Times on December
II, 1949, on page 8, and listen to
this:
He says, II happen to believe,
I happen to believe that the
Communist Party should be
granted the freedom of political
action, and the Communist
should be allowed to teach in
universities"
Nothing secret. Right? Right.
Nothing secret about it from the
New York Times, December IL.
1949. Stevenson's speech writer
says, Il think that Communists
should be allowed to teach your
children" my good friends.
And he says, "Oh, but judge me.
judge me by the visitors whom I
select"
Evening star., 1952-10-28

ference which was to determine
our postwar policy in Asia.
Alger Hiss is a convicted
traitor, and Frank Coe has been
named under oath before con-
gressional committees seven diff
ferent times as a member of
the Communist Party.
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Sees Loyalty as Not
Subject to Deorees

I say that if he had such mis-
givings. he should not have
vouched for Hiss at all. There
are no degrees of loyalty to the
United States. A man is either
loyal or disloyal to his country.
There IS no such thing as being
a little bit disloyal. Is it any
wonder the jury did not accept
Stevensons testimony?
Now dispute has arisen as to
whether Adlai introduced Alger
to speak in November II. 1916.
Stevensons affidavit states he
had no contact with Hiss during
this time. The question of
whether or not Adlai introduced
Alger is relatively unimportant.
The plain fact is that Adlai Ste
vension invited, sought out, and
brought Alger Hiss to North
western University to speak in q
student lecture series on No
vember IL, 1916 a lecture
which the students were re-
quired to attend. Adlai says he
did not introduce Alger. The
fact is clear and is not denied
that whether or not he intro
duced him. he did produce him
I hold in my hand the official
record of the series of lectures
which were and I quote: Given
under the direction of Mr.. Ad-
lai E. Stevenson of the faculty"
Stevenson, while Governor of
Illinois, in vetoing the anti
Communist Broyles Bill, stated:
"The whole notion of loyalty
inouisitions is a natural char
acteristic of a police state, not
of a democracy"
Now let us ask the Democrat
candidate a question: If a 10y
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Sees Views on Hiss
As Link in Chain

I repeat that I do not state
that Stevenson was a Commu-
mist or pro-Communist. but I
must believe that something
was wrong somewhere.
We now come to the much
discussed testimony by Adlai
Stevenson in the trial of Al
ger Hiss. I have not considered
this factor standing alone as
an important matter in the Ste
venson record. 1t is only a link
in the chain of events which
prove the case against Steven
son
What does impress me, how
ever, is the deathly fear that
Gov. Stevenson displays now
when additional facts linking
him to Hiss are produced. He
cleverly attempts to now imply
his knowledge of Hiss was casual
and remote and that he was not
vouching for HISS character at
the trial. hold in my hand a
petition made up by the Hiss
lawyers when they asked that
Stevenson's written statement
be accepted as evidence. They
say. and ! quote:
Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illi-
nols has been closely associated
with the defendant in the course
OF certain international diplo-
matte undertakings in which
both OF them have participated.
They were together at the San
francisco conference of the
United Nations at which the
charter of the United Nations
was adopted, and they were also
together at the London confer
ence which preceded, and pre-
pared agenda for. the San Fran
cisco conference. During the
course of these associations.
Gov. Stevenson has had an op-
portunity to form an opinion
concerning the reputation of
Alger Hiss for veracity, loyalty
and integrity.
The testimony of Gov. Ste
venson would be of great impor-
tance to defendant because it
would represent a statement
OF the opinion of a DISTINGUISHED
American citizen in respect of
the defendants character and
reputation for loyalty, integrity
and veracity. The lack of that
testimony would deprive him
OF the important advantage of
such favorable testimony"
1 want you to examine CLOSELY
the statement Gov. Stevenson
made at Cleveland, Ohio, in
which he attempted to defend
his support of the reputation of
Alger Hiss, the arch traitor of
our time. Stevenson said last
Thursday:
Il said his reputation was
good didn't say it was
very good'."
Here We have the Democrat
candidate for president claim
Ing that Hiss reputation was
good but not very good"
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Issue Seen as Victory
OF Communism for u. S.

The issue which faces $50 mil
lion American people tonight
simply stated is: Will COM
munism win or will America
win? You. the people who are
listening to me tonight. will de-
eide that issue on November 4
because we shall win or lose de-
pending upon the leadership of
this Nation.
I shall now try to fit together
the jigsaw-puzzle history of the
man who wants to be President
on the Truman-Acheson ticket.
Keep in mind that each item
which I give you taken alone
Is only small part of his
history. 1t is only as we fit to-
eether all of the pieces of the
jlgsaw puzzle that we get the
picture of the man. And I sug-
gest that you, my fellow Ameri-
cans, attend this we'll and re-
member it long.
Three is a tremendous GUAM
tlty OF material. That which I
present to you tonight is only
that portion of it on which I
have complete, interchangeable
Recommendation. Stevenson has
not seen this speech, but al
ready he and his camp are
d2nouncing it as a pack of lies.
Tonight I give you the cold
record a full week before elec-
ton day to give Adlai Stevenson
a chance to explain tiff he
can. These facts can only be
answered by facts and not by
the screams of "lie" and
smear" which they have al
ready prepared before even
seeing my speech.
But time is short so let us be
about the task of looking at
the record.
The Democrat candidate has
said, and I quote him verbatim:
AS evidence of my directions.
I have established my head
quarters here in Springfield with
people of my own choosing"
In other words, he has invited
the American people to judge
him by the advisers with whom
he has surrounded himself.
Therefore, let us examine these
men of his choice.
Evening star., 1952-10-28

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-FolloU-
inc is the prepared tert of Sen
Gtor Joseph r. McCdrthy'S
speech IN Chicago last night: