The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04

Deal records show he does not
have his finger on the trigger
Roosevelt spoke before a rain
swept crowd Of about $4,000 Jam
med into the railroad station
square At Rochester. n. Y.
Your government In Washing
ton is government OF peace,
government that intends to retain
peace for the American people
he said.
Wendell /. Willkie. Republican
presidential candidate, viii speak
tonight in Madison Square Garden
where Mr.. Roosevelt has been &C
customed 10 ending his campaigns
with a rousing Saturday night
rally. Mr. Winkie broadcast last
night from his special train In
Harrison. n. j.. a charge that Mr..
Roosevelt was feeding the nation
deceptive optimism" In outlining
his objective Of an annual produe-
ton of $4,000 airplanes.
Talk Alone Won't DO
we should stop fooling our
selves" the Republican candidate
said. with talk about rapidly
reaching goal of 10000. Any
body who knows anything about
production will understand that
after years OF neglect and abuse
Of industry by the New Deal. that
goal cannot be reached short OF
period of years More talk won't
bring US closer
Mr.. Roosevelt. at the same time,
was speaking from the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music, a compare
lively small auditorium Of rich
political background. Former
Postmaster General James A.
Farley. who resigned as Demo
cratic national committee chair
man because he WAS opposed 10 a
third term, made his second major
campaign appearance with Mr.
Roosevelt.
Charging that an "unholy ALI
ance" Of radicals and eonserva-
tives had formed against him. Mr.
Roosevelt said there WAS no com
mon ground for his adversaries 10
meet unless II be their common
will 10 power and their impotence
with the normal democratic proc.
esses. 10 produce overnight the In
consistent dictatorial ends they
each seek"
There was no mention Of Presi-
dent John l.. Lewis Of the Congress
Of Industrial Organizations. but
Mr.. Roosevelt apparently had him
and some Of the notable Republican
industrialists in mind when he said :.
NO elements In American life
have mad. such vicious attacks
upon each other In recent years AZ
have the members Of thls new
unholy alliance against each other. %
Democratic Preservation
On the western campaign front,
Herbert c. Hoover told his audi
ence in Salt Lake City. Utah. that
the campaign issue WAS preserya-
ton Of democracy lie said the
Roosevelt administration began
with three economic IDEAS from
which sros. the odor Of totalltsr-
ianlsm
Secretary ~ State Cordeii Hun
from Washington. rephrassd The
warning against midstrssm
change II horses n read
This 10 no time for n. country
70 make chang. from experience
70 inezpersnes change which
would involve two and one-hsli
months % confusion and uncsr-
tainty."
He meant that q newly elected
president would not take offics
until Jan. 20. 1871
\ platoon u WPA plckets
meantime. paraded around M
White House. plAearding ptotssu
against what they termed sfforu
IN New YORK 70 fnghten relief
workers into voting the Demo
cratic ticket. IN Pittsburgh 50
cialist Norman Thomas said bOtf
the Republican and Democratic
campaigns were phonsy.
From Wnkes-Barrs. Pa. Score
tzry Of Interior Harold L. Ickei
said the German government wal
directing campaign from Beriir
70 prevent Mr.. Roossvelt's re
election which. the secretary said
was reason enough 70 keep MIN iT
office.