The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-14

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 IL is the idea Of nominating Wendell sgillkie fer Vice sresi- dent 0n the Democratic ticket.
 Behind the idea are several fac- tors. Most important is the White House feeling that any wartime administration must be non-par- tisan. Henry Wallace. son 0f a Republican member Of the Hard- ing Cabinet. nov is classified as a iull-fiedged Deinocrat--despite wTy faces made at him in the South.
 This nen-paTtisap idea iS ene reason for the Presidents lean- ing tegaEa AmbassadOr gshn
 winant, fsrner COP Governor ef New Hampshire. aS his Tpp- ming mate.
 Advisers say he has in mind the last wartime election, when Abraham Lincoln chose Andrew Johnson, a Democrat Born in North Carolina and a former goy- ernor Of Tennessee. Johnson had opposed secession and sympathized with Northern Republicans, though maintaining his official position as a Democrat, He was nominated for Vice President by a Republican convention which called Lincoln and Johnson 2 sUDieU" ticket.
 Some ef the Democrats about eo gather iu Chicago seem .te 9ilink thas. wdfb Roosevelt nafn- Anafed, they wtll haze q walk- awag, However, Demeeratie cllaiTynap Bob tiannegaD ana those neaFest tise President eg- peet g geTy t0Hgb fight, fefj that the candidate for Viee
 President Eanst be selected Bttb great care ep the basis 0f sin, ning votes,
 And when t comes to y0terget- ting, there IS Q nnaniDl0us feel ing that Willkie could powerfully pull voters away from the Repub- liean ticket.
 Ap0ther development which has surprised party ehieftains has been the reaction Of E0llilleTEeTs lo Willkie. ID the last few days. some aulet s0undines 0t Eoutbr eTn leaders have been made, and they have been almost unanimous lD their appr0ynl Of Willkie for Vice President.
 DEtYEHbDEH bgtI1sifbE B0kER
 Dt has heew traditional ip sls Reppblieap party f0v yeaFs tbst the previous standard heaFF CT siiaii De . delegate Co fhe eepyeptien, elsnalIy he is also lpyitad te address the a0pvepv tiOp,
 However, when Dewey lpapaeers came to getting up tie New York State delegates to Chicago, Willv kie was spuTned, Iie had already Eiibdrawn publicly from the race, had told the entire nati0D be was not R candidate. FilTtbera0re, Willkie had made it known to friends, who got t io the Dewey NWtFt Wt#A " WHffA&" " AA delegate, wanted paEtleulasly z chance to help shape the party platform,
 However, Dlewey manaseTs
 didpt seem te wsRg Wilikie aF0nnA,
 NOTE " Word Is nov being passed out by the peyeyltes that N Willkie dcesDt Ike tlle COP platform, he should have been in Chicago to help RtraiRhtaD it out, kENAY0ss 0WAAbEiik
 kOj.j)iER SONS
 Last month Senator APappgs 0Daniel, Texas f00llpr riQ0till faF do man, delivered 2 diaiFlhe in which he launched lls tbird party revolt and, among 0tller things, nDphaslzad h0w he was protect Ing ANeFieaswbile aHT bgeye seas RFe awag from home, fightiHgp
 Ipteresling faet, however, is lllat Senator 0DaDiels brave sons, though ip the Army, have hafdT ly been away from home at all w #Hfftf# #tF #ffN# F#~ffAfff AFMH have hene 0Naliefed right here within Q stones throw 0f Waslls lngtNp, Frequently haze been seen wlib tbeir fether at the Hotel Washington, where be ljYas lp Q comfortable suite,
 70 faet, one pf 0DaplelIs HbFsEe seas" Wag given nllllsn0l 0ppaTg lAlpIfies Eo graduate from aD nfr fleers eandldete school, Ile Bas permitted t0 take the course ever agalp three different tiDlRs, Most candidates are illf0KN out oll
 lleir eaT ii0 minute they fail,
 Pet O'naplel tlTst sent 70 ofs fleaFs eandidale heil00l at tR0Tt Eiepning, Ga,, where Dc falled, lleas0p slyeD was ill health, Then he got transferred io tbe kds llitapt Generals aelloel at KaFt WAehinafoill 0B the Maryl9ila pleE tglet Qf Colnmbia lllpf, 1blg school 6 . Denseenibat eehoa',