Evening star., 1947-05-11

gone around Taxation drive, anc
now it has come to full stop II
front of a Greek restaurant run by
guy named Truman, selling Turk
ish coffee"
That" said Reece, sis wonderful
definition of straight forward
Republican program which woule
lead right to the White House.
Tobey Calls for Tickets.
Senator Charles w. Tobey. of New
Hampshire, another Republican
maverick attempted to collec'
tickets.
"Wait a minute" he was warned
by the Senate's majority leader
81 am Senator White, and Ill lool
after the tickets"
NO. no." shouted the chorus o.
passengers. 1--WE will. we will"
Into this scene came Gov. Thoma'
E. Dewey to reflect vocally upor
the advantages, to presidential
candidate, of being aloof from tn,
party turmoil in Congress To tht
tune of Some Sunday Morning,
he sang.
Some summer morning, there's
going to be
| One more convention for some
| one like me
| Bands will be playing an old
melody
| Playing for some one like me.
Banners and flags will futter
Delegates marching, and then,
Say, can't you hear them utter;
Now we've got Dewey again!
Some summer morning, when
ballots are cast,
They will be counted, and won't
be last.
I'm sitting pretty in old Albany
Some summer morning-youl
seep
Taft and Bricker Bow.
Senators Taft and Bricker took
the stage, bowling at each other
Have a ticket, my dear john
Have ticket yourself, my deal
Bob" And to the tune Of People
Will Say We're in Love-" they sang
Bricker-"Don't throw bouquets
at me, don't praise my votes toe
much, don't tell other folks toe
much"
Both-"People will say we're ir
love"
Taft-"Don' throw your States te
me, don't give me delegates, don1
| tell other candidates"
Both-"People will say we're ir
love-"
Former Gov. Stassen, 'the one
and only real wayward bus driver,
Joined the presidential throng or
| the stage with this dialogue:
Reece-"What is the most inter-
esting place you've been on youl
travels, Mr.. Stassen? London OF
Moscow"
Stassen-"No, Philadelphia. That's
the place for a Republican candi.
date to journey-where the sur
rises from a sea of oil and sets in
the golden glory of Republican cam
paign contributions"
The orchestra struck up Sioux
City Sue" and Stassen sang-"Ir
| far-off Pennsylvania -ay, in Phila.
delphia town, there is a party lead.
er, man of great renown. A can.
didate who wants to run, and needs
dime or two, will find he is kino
hearted. he is Joe Sunoil Pew"
Warren Offered Ride.
Gov. Warren of California mex
showed up and was invited to rids
on the Republican bus.
I'm fourty-four," he said. "yol
wanted me to ride along as th'
mechanic. No sir, mot me! I fount
/ the California climate wonderful
You can pick Democratic and Re
publican votes off the same tree
| might be coaxed into riding with
you in forty -eight-but it's got to b.
| in the drivers seat-yes, sir!'
And to the tune of II Tipped M.
Hat" he sang:
"Oh, 7 rode the trail down old
Chicago way,
! When the forty-four convention
met one day.
| 1t was looking for gent
/ Who would be Vice President.
So / tipped my hat and slowly
rode away!
i But in forty-eight there1l be
I another day;
/ Maybe something else will come
i along my way.
If the job is No. l.
+ On both tickets I can run.
!! I'll hang up my hat and settle
down to stay"
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