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First-Hand Knowledge General eiseniiower has told his friends that he believes the trip he made to Korea and the Far East was a great help to him. The trip probably helped Eisen hower more than it did prospects for an im mediate cease-fire, but in the end the two amount to the same thing. Ike returned with no formula for sud denly ending the war, although he is go ing to try to do just that. He has said that he sincerely believes that the final solution of the Korean thorn was speeded by his trip—and this may well be true, in view of the added knowledge and information gain ed by the man who must direct the national effort in Korea for the next four years. The progress of every community de pends upon public-spirited, unselfish lead ership.
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