Evening star., 1952-10-27

Adams Sees Eisenhower Sweep Carrying
All Sections Of Motion. Pose A-3
Pennsylvania Railroad station
this morning, he also repeated mis-
belief that more South Koreans
should be trained to defend their
own country against the Com
munists. At the same time, he
said, the other free nations must
continue to give them all the help
possible.
At Harrisburg, Gen. Eisenhower
charged the Democrats have
stopped trying to defend their rec
ord of their stewardship because it
shows a "fumbling toward peace,
with a lack of vision, wisdom and
f1rmneSs.
Before crowd estimated by po-
lice at $4,000 in front of the
State capitol at noon, the Re-
publican nominee also said the op-
position is not defending it's rec
ord because it would include ex-
travagant expenditure at home,
and subversion in Government.
Reply to Mitchell.
His reference at Philadelphia to
criticism of his proposed Korean
trip was an indirect reply to the
statement of Stephen A. Mitchell,
chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, that the Eisen-
hover announcement was a grand
stand play to get votes.
The crowd in the railroad sta
tion cheered his suggestion that
the South Koreans be given every
opportunity to defend their own
country.
The general also predicted here
that in this final week I'VE may
expect the opposition to hurl new
barrages Of charges" of what they
say they fear would happen under
a Republican administration.
Discusses Subversives.
Gen. Eisenhower restated his
belief today that subversives can
be kept out of the Federal Gov
|ernment by American methods
and without destroying the repu-
tation of any innocent man.
Senator Mccarthy, Republican,
Iof Wisconsin. will broadcast from
Chicago tonight at $50, immedi-
|ately after Gen. Eisenhower speaks
from Pittsburgh. Members of the
generals staff said they have not
been consulted as to the contents
of the Mccarthy speech, but it
was apparent that the general
wanted to be sure his own position
was made clear again as to how
the problem of subversives in Gov
ernment should be handled. When
he indorsed Senator Mccarthy for
reelection several weeks ago, Gen.
Eisenhower emphasized in Wis
consin that he and the Senator
disagree on methods although they
both seek the same objective.
In Philadelphia Gen. Eisen-
hover said subversion must be up
rooted from Government and
added IF there be an erring man
or woman who having gotten into
the Government shows signs of
disloyalty we have ample just and
American methods of getting rid
of that man. We have to destroy
the reputation of no innocent
man. We can do it and must do
it promptly but in the American
way"
Amplifies Korea Views.
The G. o. P. nominee made it
clear for the first time today that
efforts to step up the training of
South Koreans would be one of
the purposes of his trip to the
war zone He said that If elected
II shall make it my personal duty
to go to that area to consult with
the people on the ground and
learn how, as rapidly as may be,
we can so organize that situation
that the patriots of Korea are
defending their own front lines.
From that purpose I shall not
be deferred by any kind of criti-
cism that any partisan wants to
bring against me-" the general
added.
At Lancaster, Gen. Eisenhower
said he would be the last to say
there is an easy answer to the
problem in Korea. He reiterated
however that the Korean people
deserve the honor of defending
their own front lines at their own
front lines.