The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-24

Stillwagon. head Of the Wom-
ems Diviston inr Wayne County.
Mr.. John Lynch, negeat It the
u. Of u. Justice d Supreme
Court, Thomas J. McAllister and
his wife, Mrs. Dorothy meal
lister. who looked very beauu-
full In . lovely white evening
gown. which showed her dark
hair and slim Asure 70 advan-
tage.
Our 1t. Governor Frank MUIR
ply was introduced ana said
that the major issue q the Dem-
ocratic Party was 10 keep har-
mony. What are we 70 do about
the Civil Seryiee question: The
people Of The State OF Michigan
decided the Civil Service ques-
ton and that u the only answer
we have. Those who are now
being nominated need the sup
port Of every man, woman and
child. The children are inter-
ested and listen TO programs
and we are going TO depend upon
them. II we support our Gov
ernor. he can DO what he has
promised to do for this State. A
man Of his type can bring out the
good that IL In every one Of US.
Our support In his program must
come from the Democrats. We
have got TO be strong. definitely
strong n this particular spring
election. We have got to 60 out
and win this. election. This can
be done by good, hard work.
We have to support the great
issues Of our great President,
Franklin D. Roosevelt. We have
q great and fearless leader and
one Of the finest men that 1t has
been the pleasure Of the 1t. Gov
ernor to ever work with.
Mr.. Don Kennedy, present
State Highway Commissioner
said that he had assumed the
leadership Of the unexpired
carry on In the same efficient
way that IL has been done be-
fore. Every Democrat and citi-
zen IL proud Of the State High
way Department In the State Of
Michigan. We can expect to
continue In the same efficient
manner that we enjoyed under
the leadership Of the present
Governor Of Michigan.
We are now preparing for a
National Defense. With labor
and industry bending every ef-
fort In this movement, II IL the
duty Of every citizen to get be.
hind the Governor and make
this defense the best It can be In
these troublesome times. This
spring, we must maintain the
gains we have made, and also
make additional gains. He said
II would like to keep this job,
and ! would like to have every
man and woman help me do it."
US. Senator Prentiss M.
Brown was introduced and spoke
a. follows: I'm the House Of
Representatives, we have q me-
jority Of 100 and In the Senate,
we outnumber better than 8 to
I. We are united by this great
leader. our President. Over one
half Of the people who voted
against our President, are now
with him, In the plans he Is
making for the safety of our Ma
ton. He has the same bouyant
personality which was the great
est factor in taking Us out Of de-
spondency In 1892. A splendid
Democrat, who II 1t the head Of
the Democratic organization.
The o9% Of those present TO-
night, who have not been intro
duced % distinguished guests,
are those who lead the nation for
. decade and will continue lead.
ing the nation for another dec
ade. Democracy 10 successful
today because you have kept
the faith in al the lean years Of
Democracy here In Michigan
and in heA sister States.
The suc&ess that you enjoy is
your succe.p. This Party Of ours
has given great service to the
State Of Michigan, In the last
three years, We have been suc-
cessful, about three -out Of ave
In Ill our Fall elections.
We regard that exponent Of
Democratic success, Governor
Van Wagner, % one who be-
lieves In the principles q his
Party, 20 that we may have Z
government which ID capable,
efficient and strong.
Senator Brown said that be
had spent two hours n present
ipg . bill In the Senate which
had 70 do with thu defense pro.
gram, and after listening for
many hours to those who OPP
posed this bill, he found that at
the end Of the discussion. the
bill was passed unanimously.
which r evident that our bill
was right: that our President y
right and that our leader u
spseking ne voics Of America.
We ore beck q him and the Ma
ton b beck of him.
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