Evening star., 1944-08-30
Clio and Bosses Hit
As Three Governors
Open Dewey Drive
BY the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 80
Gov. Earl Warren declared last
night that "the Republican party
does not propose to buy thi.
election" and added it would in.
sist that Mr.. Sidney Hillmar
and his committee be barred
from doing it also.
I'VE know that they do have ir
mind lavish and uncontrolled cam
paign expenditures in behalf of the
New Deal candidates" Gov. Warren
said in radio address. "* Theil
real purposes have not been fully
disclosed"
Gov. Warren's address was made
in conjunction with those of two
other Republican Governors, Dwight
Green of Illinois and Raymond
E. Baldwin of Connecticut, in open
ing Thomas E. Dewey's presidential
campaign.
One of the committees to which
Gov. Warren apparently referred
was the CIO Political Action Com
mittee, of which Mr.. Hillman is
chairman.
Baldwin AssailS Bosses.
Gov. Warren declared that Mr..
Hillman and his groups claim to
speak for American workers, but do
not actually represent them.
Gov. Baldwin in his talk over
the Blue Network, assailed political
bosses aud said Gov. Dewey believes
in honest government by honest
men, honestly arrived at
Gov. Baldwin asserted:
Il know you will feel TIE same
pride l feel in knowing that Tam
many Hall is against Gov. Dewey
that Frank Il Am the Law
Hague is against Gov. Dewey
that Boss Kelley of Chicago is
against him.
Gov Baldwin spoke from this
city while Gov. Warren broadcast
from Sacramento and Gov. Green
spoke from Chicago.
Because of his belief "in honest
government" Gov. Baldwin said
the political bosses have staked
all they've got to beat Tom Dewey
With them it's matter of political
life or political death"
Gov. Green said discussion OF
campaign issues properly begins
with comparison of the national
conventions which chose the rival
candidates and the organizations
which have been set up for the con-
duct Of the campaign"
we in Chicago. where both con-
ventionS were held, will never forget
them" Gov. Green asserted. Every
detail of the proceedings which
nominated the fourth term candi-
date was dictated by the New Deal
high command, and carried into
execution by the bosses of the big
city New Deal machines, Kelly and
Hague and Flynn and Hannegan.
The sorriest spectacle of all
came with the nomination of the
New Deal candidate for Vice Pres
ident when the delegates, who the
night before had shouted in frenzy
for Henry Wallace, obeyed the Or
ders of Hannegan and Sidney Hill
man and voted for Truman.
Free Expression of Will.
THE Republican convention. on
the other hand, was a free express
sion of the will and choice Of Re-
publicans throughout the Nation. 1t
eliminated in the nomination OF
Gov. Dewey by acclama ton, because
the delegates were convinced that
he could best rescue our country
from the tragic mistakes of the New
Deal and best lead America to vic
tory in the war and to a sound
peace"
Gov. Green declared the issues of
this campaign ARE we'll illustrated
by the organizations that are con-
ducting it. The New Deal edicts
from on high are being executed by
the ruthless heads of corrupt polit-
ical machines. The Republican pro-
gram drafted in consultation with
the people. is submitted to the voters
through the regularly constituted
State and local Republican organ
izations. l leave it to your judg-
ment which iS tho Americop u,ayoH