Evening star., 1952-10-24

for the presidency on the Korean
war in Detroit tonight.
The general took his campaign
into Michigan this morning in g
Text Of Gen. Eisenhower's Speech a
Buffolo. Poee Az
final effort to win the State:
20 electoral votes, and made
stops at Pontiac and Royal Oal
on the way to Detroit.
Gen. Eisenhower told a crowc
at Pontiac that in his speech al
Detroit he will give his opinion
of how the Korean war occurred
land where we are now"
The general also repeated his
Labor Day pledge to be fair, just
and friendly to workers.
In a brief platform speech the
general called the Democratic
campaign one of Lying rumors
which need not take time tc
answer here"
Blasts Administration.
Before a crowd of $4,000 in Buf-
falo last night Gen. Eisenhower
accused the administration of re-
sorting to program of hate. fear
and vilif1cation" in a desperate
effort to win an election. He also
deplored the injection of bigotry
into the campaign.
There was no advance intima-
ton of what Gen. Eisenhower
would propose on Korea tonight,
but for several weeks he has re-
peatedly advocated the training
OF more South Koreans to replace
Americans in the front lines.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New
York, one of the chief hackers of
Gen. Eisenhower, also has in
dorsed that proposal, and, in Buf-
falo last night. the Governor as
serted that every Democratic
spokesman has sneered" at Gen,
Eisenhower for making the sug-
gestion.
Gov. Dewey, who rode across
Upstate New York with Gen. Eli
senhower yesterday, may have
given a clue to what the Repub-
lican nominee will say tonight
when he discussed the issue in
Buffalo.
Dewey Recalls Warning.
Gov. Dewey recalled that, at the
close OF World War II, the United
Sattes helped establish the Re
public of Korea. But he charged
that. while Russia was arming
North Korea, the American Gov
ernment, which now belittles Gen
Eisenhower's proposal, failed to
train the South Koreans.
The Governor said he warned
in 1947 that if the United States
withdrew its troops from Korea
there would be trouble. He said
the administration not only ig-
nored that warning, but later an
nounced a defense perimeter for
the United States which excluded
Korea, and invited the Communist
attack from the north in 1850.
In one of his whistle-stop
speeches yesterday Gen. Eisen-
hover said he does not contend
that at the moment we went into
Korea We could have avoided it.
but I do say that we can look at
the long record of diplomatic
blunders that led us into it,"
Charges New Low In Morality.
In Buffalo last night Gen. Eisen-
hover charged that "the slime OF
machine politics and boss rule
have brought morality in the Fed
eral Government to new low.
tom Pendergast is dead" the
general said, "but his political in
f1uence. his political morals, his
political offspring. they all go
marching on"
AS the Republican nominee ar
rived in Michigan this morning
there were some encouraging signs
for the G. o. P.
Partial results of a poll con-
Quoted by the Detroit News show
the Republican candidates for
Governor and Senator in the lead.
Results of a poll on the presiden-
tial race have not yet been pub
liShed.
Secretary of State Frederick AL
ger is the Republican nominee for
Governor against Gov. G. Mennen
~Soapy") Williams. Representa-
tive Charles Potter is the Repub-
(See EISENHOWER, Page A-3.)