Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1938-09-30

known throughout Wilmington Ell
pecially and with many friends this
his father has in the lower counties
He filled the need for a New Castl
nominee and so, the Republican tic
ket was built for speed and abilit
J and especially for popularity. Sc
the difference between the two tic
kets as selected? The Democrat b,
custom, the Republican to build
winner. Look them over, they d.
not even start TO compare. And thl
funny part Of it all is that II tn,
Republican nominees are successful
they will not only represent the rea,
sons why they were put on the tickei
but will represent all of the people
in the State. They were drafted tc
take their place to elect the ticket
not wished on the ticket like the
Democratic nominees.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, THE
LAST DAY TO REGISTER. We must
remind all who wish to vote this
election day that Saturday, October
p, is the last day to register. Who
should register? Those who have be-
come 21 years Of age and have never
been registered-those who have
moved from their former home
where they were registered. BY for
mer home we mean from another
district where they are now residing,
another county or another state. Re-
gard the age of the applicant, they
must be 81 years of age or will reach
that age before election day. If you
wish to vote after leaving another
location, you must go IN PERSON
to the former district or county and
go before the election board October
% and get a transfer and then take
it back to your own home and pre-
sent 1t to your home district and
get your name placed on the books.
You cannot do that by letter or by
some one else, you must do 1t your |
self. See some responsible person |
and in most districts there are cars I
that will take you to your former
home and to get your transfer. II
you are from some other state and
have lived here a year you must
register on October %. Don't ne
elect this. The right to vote was
given us by the bravery Of our an
eestors. To show our gratefulness
we should take the opportunity to
vote that they gave us. LAST REG
DAY. SATURDAY. OC-
TOBER %. YOU MUST APPEAR
PERSONALLY.
1t is being whispered that Con- :
yressman Allen doesn't want Presi- {
lent Roosevelt to come to Delaware
o speak for him, especially after
he dire results that have attended
lis visits to other states to help
ome of his friends. !
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Many people have no idea that \
he split in the Democratic ranks in a
is far greater than the il
me in Sussex county. In Wilmington h
he same faction that is allied with d
he Baker faction in Sussex, the one
eaded by Lyons is just as bitter as Il
hey are in Sussex. They expect to s.
york hard for their own faction and q
heir own men but they are not go =
ng to put the same iron heel on 4"
heir necks that has been there since Ia
he last election. h,
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Jim Alice, former Independent, OF
as this to say about the conditions W
4 Kent county. Kent county has X
often back to self government and to
lajority rule in the Republican par W
7. Local districts, without outside 81
are running their own
fairs. A peaceful State primary ~ ~
lection has been held and a county NJ
iucus of unpledged delegates has 81
ooken. How any individual who has m,
ne semblance of Republicanism left pr
his soul can now give aid and nc
,mfOrt to our Democratic oppo- tn
snts is more than we can cOmpra-
md. We feel that a Democratic ha
legislature cooperating with the fe'
Governor now i'm Office LIE
III not be tolerated by sober think Ma
g Republicans unless they are ac-
ated by spite. personal aggran- ae'
or profit. Those perpetual az,
litical malcontents and snipers 10
list make whatever place they can Sn
the political sun. Political black MI
iii and unhOly political alliances
We been their stock in trade in the be,
st but not ours" Sal
% era
The Republican platform says very eAl
Iinly what all persons should
k upon with interest. The plat ~, ~,
m, which is promise by the par dv,
says: 1--WE advocate a revision of MI,
old age pension law so as to wit
Ike ALL aged persons above
en- age, eligible for benefits there cal
Ter to the end that ALL aged per- her
IS may be secure in the knowledge Of
( they will be provided with the Tu'
,essities of life" That Is a fair his
mise and one for which all voters tru
uld vote. S tI
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field offices, postcards which have Gu;