The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-06
by
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For Whom Should We Voter


John street resident:
Dear Mr.. CAN'T:
I have just witnessed a political
demonstration Of whole line OF
political cars speeding down Biddle
avenue. Horns blowing and sirens
screeching, exceeding speed limits
and endangering other traffic. l
don't know which party is respon-
sible nor do care. At time when
war workers can't get gas or tires
to 60 to their jobs on war produc-
ton, why are these cheap politicians
given extra tires and gas to go
speeding all over the country?
II one of these war workers wants
extra gas for a days recreation,
they can't have it. There's a war on
and We need every drop OF gas Tor
the war effort. Baloney.
A very shor time ago our Honor
able GOV. Kelly came to Wyandotte
and it was the same thing. He got
off in a wrong direction. The police
escort lost him and had to drive all
over the city TO find which way he
left. Then they rode like hell TIL
they caught up with him. A friend
of mine happened to be in service
station getting little gas when a
COD came in and inquired as to the
Governors whereabouts.
We voters are quite aware that
there's an election tomorrow. We
also, or the majority OF us have
made up our minds as TO how we
are going to vote. Such a demon
stration as this only confuSeS the
voter. He wonders if the incumbent
parties are going 70 keep up the
boondoggling if retained In office
or il the opposition is going to do
and carry on the same wasteful
ful policies.
The voters are getting fed up with
things. We want a businesSlike ad-
ministration from now on regard
less of Democrats or Republicans
II we can't get that, what Is the
use Of bothering to go vote.
Our men overseas are sweating
and giving their blood so We car
have q decent country to live IN
Now IL behooves these cheap puo-
ncity seekers to get on the ball anc
show these boys who will return
that we are keeping the country
decent, that we are behind them
We workers are doing our part. Nov
it's I'D to the political leaders Il
do theirs. Cut out personalities, OBJ
noxiols demonstrations and come
clean with truths and facts. Thi:
presidential campaign has been th'
dirtiest mudslinging and neithel
party has said a single constructive
sentence in all their speeches. W.
are an blind today as we were tween
ty-for years ago.
We know practically nothing o
what has gone on in Washington
since the end of the last war a
far as foreign affairs are concerned
All We know is that under Ger
tain conditions and circumstance
we can form a labor union. That W
have 4 certain security in Socia
Security. That up 70 certain poin
our meager savings are secure il
our bank.
We also know that we are bur
dened with a national debt so grea
that nobody can visualize 1t. Blu
what does the general public kno'
about our foreign pacts? How ar
we tied up with the great power
across the sea, our Allies? VIVA
have we granted to them after thi
great war Is finished? Are thes
pacts so worded and written tina
in Is years we will have to go thr
this again, or will the peace term
be so worded and written? Are W
going to be able to put the RICH
men into office who will take tn
interest of the people to heart G
will they put their own persona
welfare first and to he'll with tn
general public.
How can we tell when all tn
speeches we hear are lot of dig
and personalities, one calling tn
other q liar In polite way. VIII
are we to believe?
A Reader
signature on File
Police Gazette
CROOKS IN THE NIGHT: Til
thieves scared away from 20t
Twenty-second street Too
swiped from car in theatre parkir
lot. Hub caps from car of Y
J. Showalter, SCI Poplar. Mo-
hub caps from auto of Sam zerill
280 Hudson. Spotlight frol
Mr.. Shanavare's car. parked in w!
andotte Chemical lot.
Clifford Zinnbauer 744 Gin
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