The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-12
Dewey Will Limit Trips
By KIRTT4AND I. KING United Press Stan C0rresp0ndenO

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 Albany, Oot. i2 - (U.P.) - Gov ernor Thomas F, Dewey will spend most of the closing days of his campaign for the presidency in five states whose ll9 electoral votes may become the deciding factor in the November elections, 1t was disclosed today.
 Despite pleas for personal ap- pearances and major political speeches in widely separated sec- tions of the country, the COP can. aidate for president has decided to concentrate on New York, Illinois, Missouri, Massachusetts and Min. nesota, President Roosevelt carried those states In the l940 elections against the late Wendell L, Willkle
 Dewey plans to confer on details of the final campaign drive with Republican National Chairman Her. bert Brownell, Jr. today while he IS in New York City reviewing the Co., lumhus Day parade. Brownel, 1t was reported, may urge the governor to make another personal appearance in Pennsylvania, possibly Pittsburgh in an effort to win that states 36 electoral ballots,
 Requests for Dewey to deliver major speeches have come from Republican leaders in Kansas, New Jersey, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin and New Hampshire and several other states. He feels, how ever, that time Is running short and he must spend 1t where 1t will be most effective,
 His announced schedule calls for talks in St. Louis, Monday; Mime. apoiis, October 2A; Chicago, October 25; Buffalo, October 3i, Boston, No- Vemher New York City, November { and Q final address from 0 radio studio November 6, election eve. He will also speak at the Herald Tri- bune forum in New York October i7.i9,
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 Most of his speeches will be res broadcast and plans call for re. cordings to Do run on the west coast early In the morning so aS to catch farmers and war workers returning home from the swing shift,
 Except for the Herald Tribune Forum speech the governor and his associates have guarded the topics of the talks. Next Wednesday. he will speak on This Must Be The Last War"
 Paul D. Lockwood, the governors secretary, said the address would Do devoted exclusively to foreign af- fairs. It will amplify the views he expressed September Q at Louisville, Ky, when he asked that talks of poSt-war peace be kept on c non. partisan basis.
 Dewey, 1t was said, Is using ex- treme caution in preparaing the forum address because President Roosevelt speaks the following Sat- urday night. Previously In the eatli- paign, the governor has followed MT. Roosevelt and engaged In rec buttal of issues raised by the Dem. ocratic candidate.
 VIII Register
 The COP standard bearer will re-. main in New York City Friday so that he can register and become eligible to vote in November. He called upon all eligible voters to as- surne the responsibility of citIgen- ship" and prepare to mark ballots.
 "The exercise of every qualified American man and woman of the right to vote cannot fail to inspire freedom-loving people everywhere" he said. Tt Is to preserve this sacred right of self-government that we are fighting world war.
 "0ur fighting men on the far bate to fronts of that war and we here at home will decide together by tho ballots we cast on November 7th the future of our country for gen- erationS to come.
 T cannot emphaSize too strongly my own hope that every qualified citizen VII recognize this greet res. ponsibility by registering and by voting on November 7th," he said,