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INDIANAPOLIS. April 7 QNS)
Gov. Bricker of Ohio served
notice last night that he would in
crease the tempo of his campaign
for the Republican presidential
nomination in view of the with
drawal Of Wendell l.. Willkie.
In an address 10 the nonpartisan
indianapolis. Press Club, Bricker
announced that he would speak
frankly on all current issues.
~ shall intensity my cam
paign for delegates To the Re
publican national convention"
ne said.
FULL INFORMATION
81 shall redOuble my efforts
10 inform the nation fully of my
position on all important ques-
tions.
81 have found that the people
are most anxious To hear and
to discuss with me all critical
problems, domestic and foreign,
now facing us and those that
will arise In the postwar world.
THE people will demand this
year complete disclosure Of
the position OF both political
parties on these important ques-
tions, and only the party that
makes Its position perfectly
clear will be entitled 10 the
confidence Of the people"
CAN BEAT NEW DEAL
The Republican national con-
vention, Gov. Bricker predicted,
will be a deliberative body that
will select as the Republican
nominee the man who represents
the thinking Of the Republicans
OF the entire country and the man
who can defeat in November the
New Deal philosophy of govern
ment"
Approving. with reservations,
the participation Of the United
States in world court. Gov.
Broker continued
Eve do not want superimposed
on us any centralized world
authority, any central state
that will direct us either in our
domestic or international affairs.
I'm our international deal
ings. we should always he mo-
tivated by what Ia good for
America. What II good for US
will be good for the other ma
tons Of the world that are like
minded--that want 10 preserve
peace and have international
security"
He declared that the United
States could not aid other nations
unless IL remained sound finan-
clally and responsive 10 the judg-
ment and will Of the people.
III that he true and we do
save the representative system
NJ government here" Gov.
BriCker declared. I'VE will he
stne In render a great service
tn the world In the postwar
days,
"In addition Ia that, there will
have to he consideration given
TO the international financial
situation. If We stabilize our
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sound monetary system. We can
give great aid Ia the establish
ment ~ international stability"
PREDICTS COP SWEEP
Gov. Bricker predicted a sweep
ing Republican victory this fall.
THE American people are
ready for a change and are de-
termlned upon change" he
said
This Ia evident In the recent
elections, In the way people
talk. and In the fact that lot
of the border states are now
coming over 10 our side. be-
lieve We hold the great indus
trial states. l am confident of
Ohio.
THE election Of Republican
mayor In Tulsa. Okla, few
days ago. the first time in l6
years, Is indicative Of the trend.
The election of Denver CON
gresham also Was indicative Of
tho trend. not only In Denver,
but throughout the state.
Denver II red hot Demo
cratic center, and he WAS elected
right I'm the heart OF the city.
I get the same word from Penn
sylvania, where the governor
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