Milford chronicle., 1938-10-21

fishers Of the Milford Chronicle. They are
ansr I'm Fes s ~ INT s onn do univ
through its editorial columns.
Saturday, October %, is the last
day to register or be transferred ii
you want to vote on Election Day.
Without any high sounding name,
and without any dealing of candi-
dates or trading with different
groups, the Republican ticket this
year in Delaware represents the Or
binary class of voters and citizens,
regardless of party labels. Read
their platform. 1t is what you really
think. The Republican party be-
lieves in relief, helping the poor and
sick. Sure they do but they believe
in HOME RULE. Delawareans
should look after the local relief
cases. Just why do we have to al
low Washington to send a bunch of
men and women here from North
Dakota, Arkansas, Pennsylvania or
New York to be paid high salaries
to take care of your poor. Local
men understand local conditions.
They should handle matters here.
The Republican platform believes in
local churches and the ladies aids
of the various towns looking after
the local poor or sick.
The Republican platform believes
in an old age pension for everyone
after they have reached a certain !
age without proving they are pau
pers. It hurts Delaware pride to !
have to take a pauper's oath before ,
an old age pension can be given.
The Republican platform promises
this. 1t promises that all shall have
a pension to take away the fears of +
old age and reduced income.
The Republican platform promises
to lower taxes and not unload the
school taxes on every citizen. They /
will continue the use of corporation
and income taxes to operate our
schools.
This platform is the proof that the
Republican ticket this year will get
the vote Of the average man who is
not going to vote against his own
pOcketbook, his own earnings and
savings to vote into the Legislature
a lot of New Dealers who want to
continue this Democratic State lead
ership in the mistakes they have
made.
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Farmers are looking over the lat
est scheme Of the New Deal AAA,
with a great deal Of wonderment af-
ter the collapse OF so many schemes
In the last six years which have
steadily brought about lower prices
lor what the farmer has to sell. We
will ask the farmer right now. the
question that the candidate for Con-
yress, George S. Williams. is asking
IN the stump. In the words of the
President OF the New Deal, How
much better of are you today than
1ou were last year OF the year be-
ore that?" Sit down along side of
rour high priced farm machinery
md look over the fine prices 90 yon
ire getting for your farm crops. Did
vou make any money out Of your
Wheat your corn, your soy beans,
rour cantaloupes. your cueumbers.
'onr potatoes. or your other crops?
Did you? Well. II you did. Just think
low kind this New Deal is. They
ave CHARGED you more for every
hing YOU bought, and so II all comes
Mt even. Farmers have been hand
d little all day sucker Cyou know /
rho is the sucker) and then told him l
hat to raise and how and when and '
hen LET him sell his stuff at low {
rices, pon't vote AGAINST your poek- 6
fhoot this wear. Vote for yonr own G
vote for your own indenen- 4
ance and asiS for the same nrices /
bat flie foreign farmer Is eettine $
I'm - sending IN the wheas. butter. v
ofk. beef. while Won are doine with
ut. The latest scheme is just as v