WHY VIRGINIANS LIKE IKE MORE THAN EVER

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WHY VIRGINIANS LIKE IKE
MORE THAN EVER
BECAUSE
It makes no sense at this critical time to re-
place the most respected leader in the world and
a proven great President with a once rejected
candidate of limited experience and no demon-
strated capacity for world leadership.
BECAUSE
In four short years Eisenhower has cleaned up
the Truman mess in Washington ... has restored
dignity to our highest office . has brought
honesty, integrity and efficiency to our National
a Government.
Ike has been the President of all the people..
He has sought to unify Americans---not divide
them into classes or special interest groups.
BECAUSE
i The Eisenhower Administration has correctly
understood and wisely dealt with the Communist
menace both at home and abroad:
The Korean War was promptly ended.
Formosa was saved from the grasp of Red
Ch ma.
Ike's plan for mutual air inspection, proposed
at the Geneva Conference, won world wide ac-
claim.
Ike's "Atoms for Peace" program has given
new hope to free peoples.
Communist sympathizers have been driven from
Washington.
Red spies are no longer receiving assistance
from soft-headed "liberals."
BECAUSE
Under President Eisenhower Americans are en-
joying Peace and unprecedented prosperity. To-
day 4 million more persons are employed than
at the peak of the "Fair Deal" war economy in
1951. Our annual national production rate of
over $400 billion is at an all time high. Under
Truman (1946-53) the cost of living rose 49%.
Under Eisenhower (1953-56) it has risen only
2? %. At the same time Ike has balanced the
budget and reversed the trend toward ever in-
creasing the national debt. He made the largest
tax cut in history (7.4 billions), reducing income
taxes 10% for the lowest and middle income
brackets and 1% for the top brackets.
BECAUSE
The 1956 Democratic Platform again proclaims
the left-wing spendthrift and divisive policies of
Harry Truman. It calls for the largest giveaway
program in history. It appeals to the special
interests at the expense of the national interest.
Despite the great period of labor peace and
prosperity under Ike, it "unequivocally" seeks
repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act and condemns
state "right-to-work" laws like that of Virginia.
I dishonestly calls for billions of new expendi- _
" Lulva -and at the same time p, omiees--4tia - ra ehIe-
tions! It is a left-wing platform - contrary to
every principle dear to Virginia Democrats.
BECAUSE
Stevenson and Kefauver have shown a shock-
ing irresponsibility for the safety of our nation.
by:
Promising an end to the draft - in spite of the
critical world situation.
Urging cessation of nuclear bomb tests by U.S.
-while Russia is vigorously continuing its tests.
BECAUSE
The Stevenson-Kefauver ticket, as three leaders
of the National Democratic Party admitted prior
to Chicago, is probably the worst combination
that could have been chosen:
Truman, commenting on Stevenson's lack of
ability:
"The U.S. has had three 'do-nothing' Presi
dents-Buchanan, Harrison and Coolidge. If
we nominate and elect Stevenson, we will have
a fourth ..
(Stevenson does not have the experience
and ability to act as President immediately
upon assuming that office without risking a
costly period of trial and error."
Kefauver, refa.rring to Stevenson's lack of
integrity:
"I don't have one speech for New York
and an entirely different speech for Florida.
I' won't hide what I mean behind eloquent
phrases that have a fine sound, but have
little substance ..
Truman, referring to the dreadful possibility
of Kefauver's nomination:
"I don't like to discuss it. He might be
nominated and I might have to support him."
Stevenson, commenting on Kefauver's lack of
character and incompetency:
"'Keef' is proving that. he is unworthy of
the Presidential nomination .. .
"There may b' such a thing as wanting to
be President ten badly. And that may be
one of the reasons why none of Senator
uver's : colic.agues in the Senate have
eiiPo Teti him, atttt srr1evr of the-- -3~rr y's
leaders ..
BECAUSE
While the decision of the 15.5. Supreme Court
in the School Segregation Cases created momen-
tous problems for Virginia and rest of the South,
you as an intelligent voter must soberly asSs
yourself "is it an issue in this presidential cam-
paign?"
REMEMBER the School Cases were unani-
mously decided by a Supreme Court composed of
eight appointees if Roosevelt and Truman-and
one appointee of .Eisenhower.
THE REAL QUESTION IS:
Had you rather deal with these grave prob-
lems under President Eisenhower's honest, mod-
erate and sympathetic leadership - OR would
you prefer that these problems be "solved" for
you by Stevenson. Kefauver, Reuther, Truman
and the radical "Americans for Democratic Ac-
tion" who sponsor Stevenson's candidacy?
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE ANSWER FROM
INTELLIGENT VIRGINIANS W?a KNOW
THE FACTS:
IN 1952 MANY THOUSANDS OF VIRGINIANS BELIEVED EISENHOWEF
WAS A GREAT LEADER--NOW THEY KNOW IT!
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I opened the door and went in
fast. I could see from the corner
of my eye that Gruss had done as
I told him.
Oderbruch, Henri and the two j
Russian officers were seated
around the table which was spread
with papers. Henri immediately
pushed back his chair and moved
like a cat away from the table..
"Henri," T said, "what about
those accessories?"
He grinned and threw some-
thing. It came hurtling into my
hands. It was a small, flat auto-
matic.
"Do we give him one?" Henri
asked, nodding toward Gruss.
"Yes," I said.
Another gun arched across the
room and Gruss caught it. A
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gets lost in the shuffle." I turned j chummy with Oderbruch and got i Thursd;V Afternoon, 4
to Henri. "How did you turn up I brought here," I said. I - - ---- - -
"By good luck, Martin Lane, our
security officer=you will recall
hbn-comes into the office while I
am there. So I punch him in the
Cepyriph~ 19556yKendallfomrGossp, 6&trb5e by NfA from his pocket. "This morning's nose and make off. I went directly
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so opportunely?"
"it was nothing," he said with
exaggerated modesty, With his
left hand he whipped something
I could see the hed1ine:
Frenchman Takes New
Drug to Reds
The major's right hand had j "I got the message concerning
been stealthily working its way to- i the young man from Provence
' yesterday afternoon." Henri said
ward the inside of his uniform jacket. "I wouldn't do that,
Major," I said in Russian. "Not
only is it dangerous to you, but
I might miss you and kill the
colonel general by mistake."
He stopped and I could tell that
the colonel general approved of
his decision.
"It's the American syp," Oder-
bruch said.
"Dr. Oderbruch is off his trol-
ley," I said. "I am Lieutenant
Nalyevo of the Russian MVD.
Herr Gruss 'is a famous Com-
munist convert. My friend Henri
"Right away I put on my old
clothes and Slipped over here. I
went to see the one who had sent
the message. He told me where
you probably were and gave me all
the information you had told him
about Oderbruch's drugs. I went
to West Berlin and applied my
mind to the problem."
fivers had stripped off their uni-
forms. Grus:: put on the colonel
general's uniform and I put on the
"I thought you looked a little major's. They weren't perfect fits,
strained," I said. I but they'd do.
__"So last night, I got to the CIA We made the two Russians take
office in P'arley's office and I take off their underwear. We used
some ..samples of _a new .drug' those to gag them and tie them to
which is supposed to _make in- the table.
is a more recent convert. We sanity. I think it is _samA drug Oderbruch stood by, looking ex-
are now staging a new revolution." I that Oderhruch has. 1 hide it well ceedingly unhappy throughout all
"We have nothing to lose but in my own office ..and take _an- this.
our chains," Henri said happily. other little bottle which I fill with
The vague idea I'd had earlier water. It is this which t have been I searched him until I found the
was now bloomi?ig. "I really hate coyly promising to turn over to '.little metal case I'd seen two nights
to do it, but I mL:st ass the major Herr Doctor." before. I opened it and look out
and the colonelen
gera? to remove
their uniforms."
"This will mean war," Oder-
bruch said. "A Frenchman and
an American crossing national
borders and idnapking people."
"Nothing of the kind," I said
"There are two Germans and a
Frenchman who deserted to the
East, then changed their minds
and went back. There is not
American here at all-only a
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the eye dropper. It was almost fu
of .the colorless liquid.
I poured water into a glare
Then I dropped a generous portic
of the drug into the water.
"For you," I said.
"You put in at least a trip
dose," he said weakly.
"I know," I said. "You're g
and what I had stolen from Far- ing to drink this now, Oderbrur
ley's office. Somebody had called Then the four of us are going
them." walk down out of here and get i
I whistled. "So Lane has beento your car. We'll still shoot y
the leak all along. Very pretty. if you try to give a warning, b
Did Farley know what you were not to kill. Only where it w
doing?" hurt you. With this big dose
"As of this moment they still lysergic acid diethylamide in yo
think that I t m the traitor." even If you get to the chlorprom,
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206 5th St. NE Just
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Rt. 250 West 5 mi. west of
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Virginia Ham -
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unction Rts. 29 & 250
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