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into st Louis where he'll rims
down the curtain on his cam.
paigning activities tomorrow night
Mrs Truman is joining him a
St Louis and they will 60 home
ito Jackson County together. tt
vote early Tuesday. The Presi'
dent expects to start back tt
Washington as soon as he has cas-
his ballot. and will get the election
results aboard his private car.
Mr.. Truman went into the las
lap OF his campaigning stint aftel
addressing a mass meeting in the
coliseum at State Fair Ground ir
Detroit last night at the Wind-ur
OF a long day of campaigning
through Michigan.
For his last stand, he got ar
audience estimated from 5000 tC
Is, 900, which cheered his claims OF
accomplishments under 20 years
iof Democratic rule and jeered as
he blasted away at Gen. Eisen-
hover and Senator Mccarthy, Re-
publican, of Wisconsin.
For the second time in the cam
Ipaign, the President had nation
wide radio and television coverage
Mr.. Truman drew one of his
biggest bursts of applause when he
said he thought the cold war out
look was improving.
II think we are now reaching a
turning point in this struggle" he
said. The balances are moving in
our favor. We will see that all our
sacrifices and effort have been
worth while. We will have gained
as our end Of stopping aggression
without another world war"
The President catalogued a new
sin for the Republicans, whom he
accused of opposing civil rights
legislation in order to curry favor
with the Dixiecrats, the reaction
airy splinter party of the South to
help them win the presidency in
1852"
That's the deal they made
he ad libbed. "but it is not going
to do them a bit of good"
Charges Big Lie Technique.
Mr.. Truman also accused the
Republicans once more of using
the "big lie" technique, which he
described as the planned and
deliberate spreading of confusion
distrust, anxiety and fear in
the name of anti-communism.
He identified Senator Mccarthy
with this and provoked lusty boos
when he observed that the Repub-
lican Party is running on the
coat-tails of Joe Mccarthy"
There were boos, too, when the
President assailed Gen. Eisen-
hover for criticising this coun-
try's foreign policy in such way
that Andrei. Vishinsky, Russia s
foreign minister, "has been able
to use his statements while at
tacking this country in the United
Nations"
The President said again that
the Republicans couldn't be
counted on to build a prosperous
Nation and promote peace in the
world. Taking tack that
sounded suspiciously like a vale
dictory, Mr. Truman said there
are three things in his admins
tration of which he is proud:
l. Maintenance of prosperity.
2. Promotion of civil rights.
3. Containment of Russia anc
averting of World War III.
Two Curbstone Stops.
Coming into Detroit, President
Truman left his train at suburban
Highland Park and made two
"curbstone stops"
In Hamtramck, the populou'
Polish center, the President ad.
dressed a crowd of about $500
denouncing the McCarran- Walter.
immigration Act and pledging hi!
party to seek reforms.
/ Moving into Detroit's East Side
Mr.. Truman talked to a Negro
audience of around 5000. HI
lauded the service to the people
of Senator Sparkman of Alabama
the Democratic vice presidential
candidate, and stressed that j
was Senator Sparkman and Rep
reSentative Dawson of Illinois, {
Negro, who drafted the fair en-
ployment practices plank of th'
Democratic platform.
Democratic leaders had strons
hopes that the Presidents visi
would give a shot in the arm Il
both national and State tickets
Michigan Gov. G. Mennen Will
liams and Senator Moody. boti
seeking reelection, campaigneC
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