Milford chronicle., 1944-10-20
PRESIDENT Is OUT OF
TUNE WITH PEOPLE
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TUNE WITH PEOPLE
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is sensonably, be convinced of its
fairness, and intellectually get
behind it to make it an enduring
monument to Christian principles
and democratic processes" Mr..
Fellows said.
Dewey, Bricker Praised
He then emphasized that "jobs
for the young men who will return
from the battlefields of this war
can be provided only if weNprovide
new leadership. confident and with
vision, which has faith in our coun-
try as land of free men," In this
connection Mr.. Fellows praised
Governor Thomas Z. Dewey and
Governor John w. Bricker as men
OF proven courage, ability and ex-
perience.
He said that Governor Dewey,
who possesses one of the out
standing abilities of an executive,
that is. an ability to surround HIM
self with men of pre-eminent tall
cnts." has pledged ito the Ameri-
can people that he will place in
positions of authority in this coun-
try the best brains the country af-
lords. and will give to those men
power to operate within their
designated fields"
Congressman Fellows said that
Americans are fighting for more
than four freedoms. We fight for
the freedom to work, earn, save.
achieve and enjoy the fruits of our
labor. We fight for the freedom
from centralized power and bureau
cratic RECOMMENDATION. We fight for
the right to work out our own des-
tiny. This is the kind of freedom
that gave to America the highest
standard of living known to man.
kind
Evils OF Long Tenure Cited
The American people know deep
in their hearts that long tenure of
ctCicc cOrrupts the soul of the Of
flee holder and breeds therein con-
tempt of the people and their in
situations.
"rhe great Democratic Party,
he continued, today is little more
than wobbly alliance between the
Presidents personal friends and
followers, Washington job holders.
the Gisgruntled South and the
crashing big city bosses. for the
purpose of holding onto and in
Creasinc their political power for
four years longer. The best inter-
csts of the country cannot he serv-
cd by such a combination of forces.
AS consequence of the credo
of indisUcnsability, Mr.. Fellows
concluded. there comes a habit of
secrecy. The attitude is this: Why
should the people he told when one
man knows all and will decide any
way
The rally. attended by nearly
1000 persons. followed a dinner
served in the cafeteria of the
Georgetown High School. which
was attended by more than 500.
Col. Edgar $. Slayer of RehObOth
Beach. member of the Republi-
can State Committee. presided.
NItN blIuI w dltti W A1dNOif wv
first speaker, said that this is pro-
badly the most important cam
rai.n we have ever had" He added
that Governor Dewey and Governor
Erickcr are two highly qualified
men" He spoke also in behalf of
the candidacy of Representative
Wiley.
Wiley Warns OF Trend
Representative Earle d. Wiley,
ms he has in several previous talks. .
warned that the trend away from
the American system of govern /
mcnt started by the New Deal IL
sears ago could only end if the Re- "
publican party takes advantage of I
the tide of feeling that has been
running its way since 1912.
State Senator Clayton A. Bunt-
ing. the candidate for lieutenant
governor. in brief speech. said
that the largest issue is quick vic
tory in this war and he ended by
stating that lit is time for change
in our national administration.
Congressman Fellows was intro
duced by John G. Leach. chairman
of the speakers bureau of the Re-
publican State Committee.
Others on the platform included
Mrs. Frank G. Tallman, Republican
national committeewoman; Isaac
II. Brown, Jr.. chairman of the Re-
publican State Committee; State
Insurance Commissioner William J.
Swain. chairman of the Sussex
County Republican Committee;
State Treasurer John S. Isaacs.
candidate for reelection, and State
Auditor J. Morris Harrington, also
q candidate for reelection.
Also attending the meeting and
the dinner were Mrs. Robert W.
TOmlinsOn of Wilmington, a mem
her of the Republican State Com
nittee; Mrs. Vera Davis, Dover,
of the Kent County
Republican Committee. and d. D.
Dover, chairman of the
Kent County committee.
Sussex county candidates, in
county and legislative as
pirants were present and intro
duced.
Next Monday evening. October %,
there will be a G. o. P. rally in
Laurel. Earle d. Wiley will be
Che main speaker.
On Tuesday evening, October "a,
the Republicans will meet at the
American Legion Home in Reho-
both. The meeting is being spon-
goi