The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-29

There must be something in the
 Connecticut air this summer that
 is encouraging people to run for
 pubyie office. Delegates to the ya-
 Fteus conventions, at least the
 Democratic ones, are being sub-
 merged under q deIuge Of political
 naaa these days, The cost of eam-
 pa1gning for nominations Is going
 se be fairly high in few instane.
 es, sszdging by the amount Of print
 ed nsatteR that is being distFibut-
 cd, Brien MeMah0B is a faithful
 SetteR-wFiteR t0 state delegates; so
 is Lewls Phelps Of ApAeveT, wbe
 Jumped the gun on all candidates
 hy starting to seek t last winter.
 Recent additions to the ranks gre
 tgse "Dem0erats fer ClaFie', inter.
 ested bn getting the nomination of
 eengEeskman-st-laTge for the east-
 sEn Democrat and Pref. WiibeFt
 Snew Of Wesleyan, another gw-
 beFUsgeTisl hopeful.
 The Fifth District congressional convention may prove stalemate unless somebody does something ab0ut lining up the delegations in the big towns pretty soon, With the session only week away as the re- suit of a decision at Democratic head- quarters ln Hartford to urge that all the conventions be held in time fe get names on the federal pallets there doesn't yet seem to be any iDv dieation as to how party leadership throughout the district is trying to influence the various delegations, WaEeFbuFyis 46 delegates, for exam, ple are unpledged, but not unsoll, cited, However, when they do vote they will vote as a unit, Indications are that 2 caucus Of the local delev 9etes might be called for next week. BNFther indications gre that Alder manic President Pat" Shea might |ae made chairman Of the local dele. aaftop with power to east the 46 sefes the way tbe majority vote,
 1llts ts democracy, America
 nElAes herself 0D freedom Of RHr
 agep, speech, religion, etc, 1be right ae the franchise is apparent, lH extended to aIl Wbe are ausl,
 fflaa, SDQw fssHsDlE most Of us meaeDf slgeh ihipgs might be eEv emplifiaa by aH eeewETepae ef q
 week age gnaeF state election haws nt shis tlple ef the yeaF Kegg AaAmm ma aR Ra naaaasAamaAA Aa hafa sas. asens ef wbieb tiBle peeple msy aaNae feEwaF4 sna bRVs tbetT
 Hanlae placed ep party lists, eeF' KaeliaIls gre Hlaae ND the same, see eaaeb as aheRge 0f llalne, RaE dress 0F AEasWFes From She list gT aFaHafAF from one list te all0tbsT,
 #hep ihe leaaj TegisiTsEs nsst 8 week ego EesteFaaE feF such ppFS neae, E was 2 tranquil deEi n0t eaae eallag was besFa fFem Fslsflve ie paFtE iisse
 ffaaT9 ie passing ,,, Waterbury 5aIesAfes te The pelHNeTasle natl0nel convention were leua ip tbelr praise ef flla hospitality shown tbeW by 1ell8 TieFnev gf Chicago, former lgv aal resident Both Democrats and
 eplihllean6 Ip the D2nd Aenat0Fjal lleaglet baVe the same policy 0f glVs |9e every town iB the district . abnnea et the keHat9Fshlp, The |lolminatl0n does not go te any one |aNql two terms lD a row, T1hAl aes a0lfllts f0f the fact that Senator J0s ssnh AfBll 0f WateFtoEn Will not sek Eallemlnal10D 70 the senate tllls eaF sts fp lhis s9Da district aFe aa towns ef Plymouth, T'h0maetell,
 ateTtoWB, Morris, IiethlehelB,
 anAhllfy. nokblFy, Wakhlngt0fl,
 ent. New Milford, and BridseWateE Talking ef senatorial dlssgieae M fna Holif1e0s eyer showed tlle paa~ H|s af Connecticut e nlan ~ fise AaH asai asalFiels tlleHe'd be nIass~ sN Nf aaf1a aM|kfaa ina NAth Afafffet