Evening star., 1954-09-17
Nixon Says Election
Will Be Answer 10
'Trumanism Threat
BY the Associated Press

ITumanlSm.
Speaking in President Eisen-
hower's home State. Mr.. Nixon
declared last night:
I'm 1852, when "a million
Americans rejected 1t, Truman
ism meant hopeless inability to
deal with the four headed mon
ster that was Korea, communism,
corruption and controls.
Deficit financing and infia-
ton go clammily hand-in-hand.
That's what Trumanism
means. That's what his follow
ers including Mr.. Stevenson
(1952 Democratic presidential
nominee and his left-wing ADA
(Americsns for Democratic Ac-
tion) nouthpieces want. To
achieve this goal, they must have
a Democrat 84th Congress con-
trolled by their clique"
Praises "Clean- Up
!
| The Vice President told more
than 5000 persons gathered in
the Wichita Forum, municipal
building, that the G. o. P. ad-
ministration lis a cleanup. not
a cover-up administration"
"The honesty of the President
permeates our government from
top to bottom" he added. 1.-THE
President and his administration
leaders are dedicated people +.
they deserve the kind of Con-
gress that will support them. :"
The Vice President is touring
the country. boosting the elec-
ton of Republican senatorial
and congressional candidates in
November. Mr.. Nixon and his
staff are travelling by chartered
plane.
He planned a stop at Pitts
burg, Kans.. today and then will
move into Southern Missouri.
He told his Wichita audience
"a return to Trumanism would
bring at least an $l1 billion def
icit about $3.50 for every
United States taxpayer"
Blames Democrats.
Democratic administrations
gave America IA of it's is tax
boosts since 1913, he said, and
decreased the personal exemp-
tions of the little man" from
$500 to $500.
II say, and the record proves
it, that if the little man, or the
medium sized man or any sized
man wants a d 'Lent tax break,
only the Eisenhower administra-
ton and a Republican 84th Con-
gress are prepared to give it," the
Vice President said.
1T took the Republican e3d
Congress to give us the first long
range tax cut and revision bill
/ in our century"
Earlier Mr.. Nixon spoke al
Topeka, the State capital. He
said Wednesdays modification OF
Government restrictions on use
of acreage diverted from surplus
crops has q tendency to pull
the rug I out from under the
Democrats Son this issue" The
| Democrats, he said, had looked
upon the original crop contro
order as a blow to farmers.
Martin Takes Stump.
House Speaker Martin said ir
Columbus, Ind, last night that
Democratic victory in the
November 2 congressional elec-
tions would produce stalemate
in Washington comparable tt
the last two years of the Hoover
administration.
Mr.. Martin, making 16-city
tour to campaign for election oi
Republicans to Congress, spoke
at a 9th district Republican rally
at the Bartholomew County Fair
He urged the reelection of al
Indiana Republican Representa-.
tives.
Mr.. Martin said the 83d Con.
gress, which recently finished its
legislative work, prevented u
from slipping back into a reces.
sion."
/ He said this session saved tax.
payers 81 billion 400 million
which he broke down as a 500
annual reduction in tax liabilir,
for a family of four. He added
that Congress also made sure
every dollar of Federal gasoline
tax revenue would be used fol
roads.
The Massachusetts, Republican
said he considered it "a grea,
tribute to President Eisenhower
that he was able to put through
so large a percentage of his pro.
gram" He added that this coun.
try's position as the leader oi
free nations was better becaEst
other nations respected Gen
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