Evening star., 1944-11-02
Ey TIE Associated Press.


BOSTON, Nop, 2.-FoloWinq
is the teTt OF Gou. Thomas E.
DeUey'S campaign speech here
last night:
Once in every four years, late in
October, my opponent announces
that he believes i'll the enterprise
system. Then. for the remaining
three years and II months, he
wages war against the American
enterprise system day in and day
out. That is why there were still
10000, 900 Americans unemployed in
the spring of 1910 That's why we
had to have war to get jobs
That's why it's time for a change
Because of our magnificent mill
tary command the heroism of our
men in uniform, and the efforts
of our war workers at home. VIC
tory is coming closer every day
And by installing fresh and united
administration in Washington, the
day of total victory and the return
of our fighting men will be speeded
up greatly. Then what do we
face?
AS ! pointed out last night. if
we go into the postwar period with
nothing better than the New Deal
has offered us in the past, we can
expect no better results than we
had under its peacetlme years be-
fore.
Pledges Action Program.
But if we 60 in with a new and
vigorous administration, pledged to
a program of constructive action, we
can and will succeed. With a gov
ernment in which the President
works in harmony and mutual re-
Spect with the Congress, we can
unite America fOl effective world
leadership in world organization
for lasting peace.
Now. one reason why the New
Deal cannot provide jobs and op-
portunity after this war-one rea-
son why it cannot give our country
the unity we needs because of
the kind of people to whom it would
owe its election. The New Deal is
not party 1t is a collection of
parties, all of which hate each
other.
In my own State of New York.
they hate each other so much that
they won't vote except under their
own emblems, and Franklin Roose-
Welt is running on three different
party lines in the State of New
York.
No, the New Deal has become
collection of warning factions, tied
together only by a consuming pas
sion for power. That's why my op-
ponent is compelled to solicit the
support of bigoted reactionaries on
the one hand and of Communists
on the other.
Party on Auction Block.
For u years the great Democratic
party has been under the crushing
dominance of one man. AS a result.
1t is weakened ano divided. 1t is
vulnerable to capture by forces hos
tile to every tradition for which
that party has slooo Beyond that.
Mr.. Roosevelt, in his overwhelming
desire to perpetuate himself in
Office for l6 years. has put his party
on the auction block-for sale to
the highest bidder.
Who will buy it? Will it be the
notorious One Thousand Club. which
sponsored and paid for Mr. Roose-
Nelts speech last Saturday? This is
the organization, formed at the Pres
ident's own suggestion. which offers
special privilege a volce in the
formulation of administration pol
lcles ana chance to visit with
the President on Thursday after
moons, all for $1,000.
Will these purchasers of "specia
privilege be the successful bidders
for control of the captive Demo-
cratic party? I doubt it. The Thou
sand Dollar Club members are being
taken in. They will not get tine "spe-
cial privilege" or the influence they
were offered. There are higher bid
ders in the market
Higher Bidders.
Those higher bidders ale the Po-
lltical Action Committee of Sidney
Hlllman and the Communists of
Earl BroWder.
In this campaign the New Dealers
attempt to smother discussion of
their Communist alliance. They
smear any discussion of this major
question of our day. They insinuate
that Americans must love Com
munlSm or offend our fighting ally.
Russia. But not even the gullible
believe that. In Russia Com
munist is a man who supports his
government. In America a Com
munist is a man who supports the