HANDWRITTEN NOTES 1952

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• Publication Date: February 16, 1952
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LATE CITY2MON
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.No. 34
NEW YORK, TUESQAY
PTEMBER 30, 1952.
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PIVE CEN
OFFER, Sharp Chinese Red Att
KORO Dent South Koreans'
EMBL1Foe Captures Hill on East-Central
?
GEN. SMITH THINKS i RUMAN LASHES
s REDS HAVE ENTERED F 'UNHOLY CRE
Fr"t' ALL SECURITY UNITS .
ENERAL TO DIS
? but Allies Fight Of f a Tank-Led As ault
inlet Bl ?Sabres Bag Two MIG's Near lu
;oc
Ry LINOYMAY PARROTT
Unless
Ends no,ic
I TOKYO. Turnday. Sept. 30 -lattack on "Capitol 1111
T Chinese Communists. ostng crack troops of the So
: LIKEL teRks, infantrymen and artillery, Capitol Division,
Welched heevier attacks yesterday: The assault east of
along ? ten-mile eector of the east- jumped off at 10:30 S
central front in Korea and scored agalnst the South No
Foreig iottal penetrntions against hard Divimon and the defe
Up Issue ri
limn,. South Korean defenders, muniestIone with the
United Stele. Sabre jet, shot cut for four hours
Voting down two Communist MIG et and sides pushing more
damaged two others south of the the fight, the Chinese
'lila River bounder, of Manthurta. terday morning, had
HILTON At toe truce talk site or Pan- northern slopes of the
new mienjorn, three United Staten .1-, hour later the South K
11,? Y., 84A dies who had wandered Out k the1drew, leaving the ene
nan Ache neutral none were held by ? the I session.
ent United Chinese for six hours The main assault
'int Kora e The Communists threw a. full Eighth Army Headqu
eneral Age batt?lion Into an assault on awe, supported by
sible artp ?armless hill east of the Pukhan attack, on three 0th
non here Riyer Valley and eatit-.utheast of outpost positions farth
KtMisong, and Occupied the pom- eoldIng to reports yen
will wern :inn yesterday morntng after ening. however. all we
ther Corn nine-hour fight, into which both
is Unit wise rushed reinforcements The
?d Mandan Chinese temporarily stared a small
mime the knish on neer-by "Finger ?Ridge.'
negod... hut were driven off to ? tank-led Continued on Page I.
The Chinese tank
made at "Capitol Hi
barrage in which the
Mr. Ache
t speaker
g debatel
,nder waY
? election
only for'
our prem.
op Eden
try, aad
Foreign
tided not
oly until
Preeiden,
dispatch
ndrel Y.
n
MusliM-
ii ? ten-
th. AM-
roper
on cons-
i's decl-
t of the
thing in
seembly
1 State'.
that in
d Korea
to take
,y to me
nt.'s um
rimunist
Adential
?ials re-
in final
if other
oticeed..
niatout
oe pro.
,inurnst,
ate the
ted by
tn
tsrding
ice by
enes
m ex
to ap-
dlowed
lading
iiSe of
South
t least
of the
almost
ed Na.th
" held bi
h Korean
PENTAGON VIEW DIFFERS
Pulthen
day night
en. Thee'eerd. Defense Offilials Report Thy
Posts and Cite V ance r
ear were Know of No ists iii
6 50 yes-
1th both
aken the
aid"' Art WAZI-71.NNVI:17EIrlt,7"2"0--The
a. with-
Head of Central Intelligence
Says He Believes His Agency
Is Infiltrated With the Rest
y pna. belief that Communists Wave
/ wormed their way into,ths highly
ret Central Intelligeirs Agancy
:1;a.
secret
e:; rythotith7e:rer tCUreg
erstonary ?
was expresoed today by Gen. Weal-
near-by ter Bedell Smith, head of the in-
cest Ac-
, t''T'::Tategrrel'er7' was made at a
rday eve-
eaPu'aed? hearing 4 in connection with the
tack w'" $2.000,000 libel suit brought by
" after a Senator 'Joseph R. McCarthy, Re-
a" fired publican of Wiscomm, against.
I Senator William Benton, Democrat
a nineof Connecticut.
VAN FLEET TO END MAIN BREAK
1 The suit grew out of Senator
LOODSI Benton's demand that Senator Mc-
, ur at lenst publicly censured by
,Carthy be expelled from the genet/
1that body for ten major "casen",
of misconduct. The rase, included
? charges that Senator McCarthyl
SERVICE IN KOREA B.M.T. AICA AL ST
PeAtagon Plans to Relieve Express and Local
had committed perjury in conneci
tion with his Communist charges !
mice is In a counkr-hesOlilt1011. the Win
consul Senator precipitated a Oen-
Him?Taylor and McAuliffe Disrupted?Bridg I
Mentioned as Successor Auto Traffic D oured I "' ccOunting by Ea' enhow
? . unne. ate invest:igen. of Mr. Bentoria
Warren Magee. counsel for Sen. ? ) ?
EISENHOWER AS TO
FRONT FOR LOBB11
OSE FINANCIAL DA'
1PRESIDENT IN Fi
PRESIDENT SWINGS INTO ACTION: Mr. Truinan
Fargo, N. D., yesterday as he opened his tacit
erne Win...
Meg 7som the roar of his train in
the Democratic candidates.
By AUSTIN STEVENS
ant. w T. To. Ikon
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-The
elief of Gee. Jamas A. Van Fleet
attar seventeen moht. of gruel.
logcommand of the Eighth Army
A water main bur
morning under Broad
White and Lispen
flooding the Canal ft
Of the B. M. Ti sub
Noting eervice on a
In Korea ham been deckled upon at preen and local line
the Pentagon. There wall be no traffic on the busy
format announcement, however, link between the Man
. his eoccessor has been se--land the Holland Tun
lec lied up
e Pentagon has recognised for The Main, descnb
time that General Van Fleet prem., one, broke a
h been carrying a tremendous officials said. At 1
in prosecuting the Korean water guatung into t
c and that relief would be Subway entrances at
In der. The general le 60 years had risen to the third
olditnd become, eligible for retire- the track, there. Po
mei next year. , shut off on the Ion
Is most prominently mentioned, (wren Canal Street a
nat. In comidering General Van, the next station dow
Fleet's truccessor is that of Lieut., Express trains also
Gen, Maxwell D. Taylor. Lieut to use the station.
Gen. Anthony C. IlcAtiliffe in also Transportation aro?
knoWn to be un?ler consideration !that only one train
0th are asingned to Army head- in the affected aleu.
miters heir General loylor is gem s repOrteil that ,
ioeputy Chief or Staff for Opeir.
Hone and Adnonistration of the
Arrny, General McAuliffe is A.
5101001 Chief of Staff of Personnel
Several other generals who
might be roost eligible for
tho prize assignment have too re-
cently received new commands
and at is unlikely that they would
C,ontinued on Page 3, C,olumn 6
ator McCarthy. asked the general
if hr agreed with a statement made?
early this
ay betw?,.,1 by Senator Benton at a previoue: ?
d Streetsj hearing that there were Commu-
By WILLIAM IL CQNKLIN
t eon?, Mete In the State Department In
y .?, do, 1947 when Mr. Benton waa there, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will make a full disclogur
of Its ex.:. awAssitnant Secretary of State.Ifinancial Situation in response to public interest in hie fi
Vehicular ..I do; I believe there are coo. I affairs, James C. Hagerty, his press oetretary, said yes*
anal Str.t' militate In my own organization,". Eisenhower tempo
ttan BrIdgelGeneral Smith replied. I
also was, General Rays Reda Are Adroit 'SPARKMAN ASS AllS :tel, Mr. Hagerty said IAN
:quarters in the Comm'
? But when Mr. Magee Inquired the Republican Presidenll
I"' A? ' ?he knew who these p
.. . .: of the iptelligence agency head if
were,. . 8 8
G 0 P VOTE SCARES inee Would make ? his f
. B- M? T ' ''l do not. I wieh I dtd. I do
anal Street ing the campaign, but not
everything I can to detect them.. 1
rail level a.1 believe they are so adroit andj'Creeping Socialism; He Says, the general leaves today
r W" ....ept that they have infiltrated Is Type of Republican Phrase tirl 8,000-mile Western .
Coming Later in Cam pa
croons statement "later on." La
:33 A? m , the general answered' I :he adde;c1, meant somet
e.:Practmally .Very secunty agency
d City Rea .of the Government."
own.
1 At the Pentagon a high official
err vn.blel said the Department of Defense
The Eisenhower duscipsu
Used to 'Stampede People' eXpeCted to parallel those
? Adlai E Stevenson of
1Democratic candidate far
i 8 vt did not know of the existenre of: By RICILtiRD H. PARKE t,dent? Mr? Stovenacn blade
Onion nod any Communists in the military' Senator John J Sparkrnan of on that his total
a? 't"PRed estalThshments and I hot security Ala nalna in his to no appearance from 1912 through 1951 ma
1101 Po.Isr, officers were iatnvtantly
11 t vigilarh in New York one he hr ante the 110? ``"ft io.,o,e noes of
yo. ton( subsera, es [loin enter- lidoiiii atic candidate tie V ic Senator John J. Spark
note unable to ;;;;;;,., looi1oitondi oig the Government prcigient PiSsident, arcused the Republicans Alabama Deinorratic Vic
The hoard spokes; n aaid that! A spokesman for tie Depart- last night of using catchy phiases Ii 01,01 candidate, hos
srioor over the Ilan Hen Bridge ment of the Army adds./it that not end glib slogans. He cited the owifel Ms; love his income
in Biioklyn was intained by only did Army Intelhgence experts Phrase "creeping socialtem" oa an tut,. the Inst decade
umng a 51050,01 expr 8 track 11101 not know of any Communists inlexanipla of "counterfett rhetoric: On Sinotay Senator Sp
,doee not go through 'anal Slicer that organization, but that he did Pas4j,ng a. leg.) I.1111.r", 'said be won not sallsfted w
and hy using the brt ge tracki of not believe there were any, 1 Tie Senator, addreseing the finamial r,ord giN en by
.the Naselau Street I p hoe The Army, according to this Eittemees and Professional Women a Hoban! M Nixon of Cal
On th? " M T Oval Intee.Ispokeeman, metntains a rigorous: Clubs of Greater New York in the hi, Reputhican opponent,
Continued on Pages'Column g 1 C ti
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en nued on Page &Column 6
publican use of the "creep.ng affair, in. luding an 118 23
n as described his Cl
gn
of his
aaalil
y. At
head-
Ho-
sure
nom- ITest ol the Strirsson address
ancial te printed on Paor 26.
on,
due- By WILIAM.' M. Buda
before e,ftial Tn... Ts.e no.
begin ! CHICAGO, Sept. 29-Gun, Adlal
? E. Stevenison told the American
STEVENSON SUMS UP
4 ISSUES FACING U. S.
Cites Korea, Reds, Prosperity,
Integrity in Government?
Warns on Phody Tangents
1
a.
y task of ridding the world of com-
mon., Monism and assuring freedom and
grosperity was all theirs, and he
know,.. Warned them not to be distracted
nonma,liy phony issues in the Preeidential
$300, dam paten.
11.960. There is only one answer to thr
ar iuestion of how long Americans
pro.o Will have to fight, and that, rp,
aa said is "as long sa we have to .11
.11."
.
i ? The Democratic Presulenttal:
people tonight that the difficult
His First Whistle
Talk Bids All Wa
Nominee 'Squirr
CROWDS CHEER AND
He Says Best Thing Is to
Ex-Commander Back tc
Army 'Where He Belon
Teed a/ the Pressdrst's 01
at Fargo Is Page 2
By ANTHONY LEVIER
lip.. to 1. Mow ham Thus
ABOARD THE TRI
TRAIN, In North Dakota, St
-Preeldent Truman ridicule,
Dwight D. Eisenhower, thi
pubhun Presidential candida
day, as the inept tool of thr
holy erew'' that dominate,
Repubhcan party.
General Elaenhower was pi,
by the President an a .1diet
knew neither what the Rept,
"special Interest fellows" had
doang 'nor what had been top
ln the United States. Hs ai
the Republicans of raantpul
the candidate in ? ruthlese
to gain control of the Govern,
General Eisenhower "may
know it." Mr. Truman told ?
side audience at Fargo, N. D
morning, but he is being used,
"front men" for the power lobh
gramapeculation lobby, the
road lobby, the real estate
the rich man's tan lobby, the ,
lobby, the oil lobby and the 1
lobby
Includes Foreign Policy
President Truman did not
here. He also sold that the to
Supreme Commander, of the A
.Forces Europe was hider&
'strange advice" on foreign p
:that might lead to another v
mar.
He accused the general of It
to win the election by "an Mail
appeal to the emotions rather '
I,, the intellects of the An.,
people '
1.1c Truman took a liberty
the eltigan, "Look Ahead
,um h adorn0 Ceneral 11
hower train. He changed It
-Look Out, Neighbor." and wet
the North Dakotans that he
:Candidata said In a natl.-wide:1'y" tha Republic. candy
kman toioa.ino and radio breed,. was ? threat to the stability of
th the that, from hie campaign travelalf' program. son.' aecui
nat",and letters, he had found the that and wag"
All across North Iota.
orals. 'great isauea of the day were-
natortKorea. n Trutnan kept up a runtung fin
:Genetel Eisenhower, depleting
2. How Berm. la the dadger of
fund: cern 1. ? puppet candidate who hac
Ism lallarn" phrase was "score talk' subscribed hr California en pport- . "n"' '"" ' nund of tua own This after.
Lip at200 M.-13. H.;,?
, ,de,igned to "stampede the An-1(.0- els S, mit, Sparktrfan d the
Forks laugh,
people away (tont their natIN,I,,,nki .,,n N., ai not suffp IL H''' '''' w' g''' 'he '''''''' in.
J. 10 our proaperity in danger' ofowd of 10 ow ,'
II a P.ild"C'hnee' l'eteGu'
I OM mon senme , tegcly th gosethinent "
N1r Truman derisively asked II
,0dstsded to h1o,hls CI"' . Ile sant that Gen I, Ight D
peed Marks in 1../? ?
S ',.T,h,i..:,,,,-.:,7gtr:,,, he ,asmer led, 000 pi, tin k
Eisenhower lie pnbil ; an Preside/.
?
to watch the general ' squirm"
ho 1ondoil Pro"' In lb ..l. n,t ,,, A 'I aide I SFri- ,,,,, ,a,?;,,, .?, h;??nnr,,, Suggests Some Questions
_ .1W-fly and koi othsol did not ' a, ator NA, 11 'i., :.. la: Crt ped
..-t- mate, Sena.] Ifichard al Nixon. ' Ask I her, 1 t he Erpubk, an?
,..hor:,k?:::,,l til ,';,,,:.".. nho,,' ; 1.n ',',,ee 0.31.`.1ten:, snoor?f; iI'' ' o .. ,i
' r' ' on h Pt, had I hon., instead I. run on the explain their terrible record a i
. basis that. Ilk, wele 'the only ,ng against the people. MI
over had been oveltahen by total. '1
p, A
ism ori any other "lam wli ill, re,,,,.; ,rnei al Eteenhenver's candidates of ,iffi. tent inteority man said at Ci an,1 Forks '
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