Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1938 — Page 31

FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1938

Political Ghost Writer Should Be Run Out or Run For Office, Writer Says

90 Per Cent of Candidates’ Speeches Are Work of

“Behind-the-Scenes” Men, Clapper Claims; Practice Began With First President.

By RAYMOND CLAPPER

Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—Somebody who wants to do his country a good turn should start a society to drive the ghost writer out of politics. Ninety per cent of the political speeches which you have listened to in this campaign were not written by the candidates but by some press hand slaving secretly in. the back room.

agent, or some anonymous hired

HURRIES TO SUMMON, FIREMEN, COLLAPSES

Firemen sent out on a fire call today revived a woman who had suffered a heart attack as she ran to turn in the alarm. Firemen reported that Mrs. Clara Westfall, 625 Arch St., was recovering after receiving first aid treatment. he fire started in an apartment at 626 St. Clair St., near the Arch St. residence. Mrs. Westfall’s husband is janitor at the apartment and Mrs. Westfall feared her husband was trapped in the blaze. Neighbors turned in the alarm after Mrs. Westfall collapsed. The fire damage was slight.

A NEW BREAD DELIGHT

This practice has existed from®—

the day of George Washington, whose farewell address was ghostwritten for him by Alexander Hamilton, and has become almost universal. When you hear a political speaker, you are almost safe in assuming that somebody else wrote his speech for him. This practice goes from Mr. Roosevelt down in both parties. It has turned political speaking into a synthetic, artificial, somewhat phony form of ballyhoo. The public’s only means of sizing up a candidate is by what ‘he says. Yet most candidates spend their time shaking hands and listening to delegations, and parading, and then just as they mcunt the speaking platform a ° secretary shoves up the text of that night's speech which has been ground out by the ghost writer. That speech, which the candidate may have seen for the first time as he rises to read it, becomes the sole means by which the public gets a line on the man who asks to be elected Governor, Senator or even President.

Roddan Writes Farley's

Postmaster General Farley, chairman of the Democratic National * Committee, doesn’t write the speeches he delivers. They are written by Eddie Roddan, who is assistant to Charley Michelson at Democratic National Committee headquarters. Republican Chairman John Hamilton's speeches are written by his publicity director, Fran’lin Waltman. Both of these ghost writers are former Washington newspapermen. Each maintains a party headquarters speech factory, in which political speeches on any subject are ground out for any political candidate who wants literary help. Once I though I detected a conflict of policy between two leading party figures but I was promptly assured by the party ghost writer 1 could not be correct because he had written both speeches and he knew there was no conflict between them. He had tried to say the same thing in different words, in the two speeches. Mr. Harding and Mr. Coolidge had the same White House ghost writer for a time. He was Judson C. Welliver, once a Washington correspondent, and hired by Harding to write speeches. Mr. Welliver studied the florid Harding style and imitated it perfectly. When Mr. Harding died, he continued for Mr. Coolidge in the same capacity, imitating Mr. Coolidge’s more abrupt style. He took great delight in editorials which commented on the contrast in literary style between Mr. Harding's speeches and those of Mr. Coolidge. Taft Is Changed Man

In the Ohio Senatorial campaign,

Robert Taft, Republican candidate, was a changed man. Once he, was an outspoken hardshell Tee actionary. Now he calls himself a liberal. Once he was a dull sour-| puss who couldn’t unbend. Now he is a lively, jolly handshaker, the soul of affability. They tell me in Ohio that the change was wrought by a squad of brain trusters. advisers, ghost writers, physical trainers and what-| not who took the crown prince of the Taft family in hand and streamlined him. The backstage ghosters are powerful fellows. Smart writers can pull the mouthpiece candidates around by the nose. Soon afier the 1936 election Republican Chairman Hamilton began saying in his speeches that the . >publicans must begin to think about the people “across the railroad tracks.” It was a new line for John and inquiry developed that he had a new press agent. The chap was something of a liberal. But he didn’t hit it off at Republican headquarters here and eventually left. He is now with Tom Dewey in New York, and Chairman Hamilton's speeches long ago resumed their tone of sturdy conservatism,

Let Press Azent Run

If a political candidate can’t get up and make a speech of his own, if he has, to hire a press agent to write it for him, then why not let the press agent be the candidate? Voters are entitled to know what a candidate thinks and what he knows. If a candidate or a politician can’t stand up and talk for 30 minutes or an hour about issues of the day in his own words and with his own thought, then he ought not to fake it by shoving out a speech

which some ghost writer ground out!

for him.

This ghost writing has developed

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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11 (U. P.). 28, and Louis Puol, 39, today were charged by state police with “drunken driving of two police said, was blocking traffic while riding on the neck of his horse, ard Puol was tiding his mount behind the saddle.

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ADAIR—Warren L., entered into rest Wednesday, age 56 years, husband of Dovey E. Adair, father of Mrs. Blanche Boeschen and Mrs. Clara Wright. son of Mrs. Clara Adair, brother of William G. Adair, Mrs. Biddle. Mes Saturday. 2 p. m.. at HARR OOR FUNERAL CHAPEL. ann Washington Park Cemetery,

ASHINGER—Addie, age 69 years, beloved wife of William, passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, Nov. 12, 8:30 a. m,, at residence, 1357 Oliver Ave.; sO, 8: My Assumption Church. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at residence. Altar Society will meet at the home at 8 p. m. for prayer. GEORGE W. USHER SERVICE.

BALDUS—Flora A Beloved sister of Mrs, Iva Olman, and O Fox of Grand Rapids, Mich., Ida H. Frees of Muskingum, Mi passed away at her residence, 6531 Ferguson St., Wednesday morning, Nov. 9. Funeral services will be held at the WALD FUNERA - HOME, Illinois at 17th afternoon, Nov. 12, at 2 . Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are wel-

BATTS—Sam, husband of Rachel and father of William, Charles and Louis and rs.- Alma le, Ind., and grandpassed Wednesday evening at his home, Pruitt St. Service at residence Saturday, a. m. Friends invited. Murial Menden Cemetery.

BROWN—Mary Madelein Kountz, age 43, beloved wife of Guy Brown, raother of Mildred McKinney and Esther Arthur, daughter of John Kountz, sister of Ted and Karl Kountz, Anna Kelley and Mrs. Agnes Johnson, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. m., at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, lllinois at 10th. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at chapel any time. [Louisville (Ky) papers please copy.]

EMERY—Carl., McCordsville, peioved husband of Althea Emery, father of Mrs. Huldg Thomas and Mrs. Leona Camped pay Thursday. panes . at the GEORGE McCA RTY FUNERAL HOME, ore. Ind. Friends invited.

RARIND Berilp E., beloved mother of E. Karibo, sister of Edward and George Miller Mrs. Carrie Holtman and Mrs. Otto Mix, died at the home of her son, 559 N. Oxford St.. Thursday. Friends may call at the KIRBY MORTUARY. Funeral Saturday, 8:15, at the mortuary; 9 a. m. St. Philip Neri Church. r'riends invited. Altar Society, St. Philip Neri Church. please meet at the rnortuary 7:30 Friday evening.

ML ames Pa 5 a 7 ears, belove! usband o eona A. iller, brother John D. Miller, Burien of away Friday. 7:15 m. at s 1060’ Guilford Ave. eras Monday a. at the Broadway Baptist Church.. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the home Saturdav

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DEARBORN, 1204 N.—Warm front, modern private home; Suiiabie 2 gentlemen, garage optional. CH-12

DELAWARE, 517 Ft piean sleeping rooms, $2.50 up; steam heat; walking _ distance. GUILFORD. 3602—Nicely furnished, vate home, good heat, transportat on; hot water, shower. TA-5799. HOYT, 1541—Nicely furnished, steam heat, hot water, next bath; private entrance. DR-1894. NEW JERSEY, 1907 N.—Desirable iront, near bath, steam heat, comfortably fur- _ nished; ; reasonable. HA-4531-W. NEW JERSEY, 2066 N,— Front room, neatly furnished. constant hot water, good heat, TA-5837, ~~ _ NEW JERSEY, 2113 N.—Large warm south _room. b board optional. TA-6647.

NEW JERSEY, 2062 N.—Twin beds, shower; very War Jpmey, desirable environ-

NEW JERSEY. 2217 N.—Large iront, new maple furniture, redecorated, innersprings or studio couch; private; see evenings. . NORTH, 2800—Comfortably furnished room, next bath; private home; all transportation: evenings. HA-4785-M.

NORTH, 3400—Lovely front room, newly decorated! modern; refined employed __ person. HA-0126-W NORTH—Nice = room; good heat; on car line: private home. HE-5693. PENNSYLVANIA, Corner 37 E. 16th—Front room; businessman; high-class home.

| PENNSYLVANIA, 2009 N.—Large front; constant hot water: upper duplex; gentleman preferred. HA-4528-M. RUCKLE, 3309——Front, next bath, constant hot water, good transportation. Gentleman. HA-1733-M TACOMA, 822 N.—Large warm front; modern; privates ho ope garage, breakfast optiona CH-T6 WASHINGTON oT 3271—Desirable; ood heat, constant hot water; refine amily; gentleman. WOODRUFF, 559 W. DRIVE—Large, warm, well-furnished, overstuffed chair, shower; __gentleman. CH-6226- -J WOODRUFF PLACE, 856 W. DRIVE—Nicely furnished front; good heat, excellent bed; phone. 28TH, 212 E.—Over parkway, Suitatis for 1-2. Man help with furnace. HA-4784-21ST, 42 W.—Clean, nicel furnished, new Lo decorations Near car_line; $3, $3.50. 25TH, E.—Unusually well furnished; large closet, near bath, oil burner; gen_tleman. HE-4447. NEAR 34TH—Fall Creek, twin n beds, suitHac16 . professions! men. Private home.

34TH., 1119 W.—Nicely furnished front; good transportation; gentleman preferred; board optional. HA-0804. 38TH NEAR , CENTRAL—Large, e, attractive, front, near bath; owner’s home. Gentleman. 709. COLONIAL APT., ., 404 N. Delaware, No.

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ins; garage. DR-3315.

Personal Services 13

0. 18, large room, next bath; employed girl. LI-9947.

|Farms—Suburban 20

ri- | $

IF YOU DO not find just the room you

biti here : cop The Times Rental Directory=

we Yin mail vou a copy free. $3—HOUSEKEEPING room, near tra parm Slesn. Walking distance, N. Alaba UP — DT ments; city heat. $4 UP — Large, glean, apartments. Steam. $4 UP—Lovely front, nished apartments, 1113 Central. NICELY furnished me Foivate phone. __tance. 720 : $6—RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 2471 E.—Beautis ful park view; two roons; Cross vene tilation. TA-1950. $7 WK.; EAST—Cozy furnished 3-rm. bul All util. paid. Othérs. WHITE. HE-4 ARSENAL, 1133 N. — Two lovely front rooms, private entrance. Reasonable. Clean and warm, CAPITOL, 2025 N.—Bedroom and kitchen range, 2d floor; garage; utilities; $5.50 adults. COLLEGE, 1155—2 rooms, utilities, heat, next to bath; telephone; priv. entrance. DELAWARE, 517 N.—Large, clean, lower floor; near bath; steam heat; distance. DELAWARE, 2024 N.—2 rooms, Or private bath; furnished or MRR electric refrigeration, heat, utilities, __ phone. ¢ EAST, 914 N.—2 front rooms with alcove, : steam Beat, stoker, utilities; adults. ILLINOIS, 1717 _N.—Attractive “g-room apariment, Frigidaire; also 1-room aparts ment. Good heat. TA-1550. : ILLINOIS, 2625 N.—Three rooms and- bath; heat; constant hot water} anitor, KEYSTONE, 439 N—3 Unfurnished rooms, kitchen privileges. Adult family. Ga= rage. Rea MERIDIAN, 1728 N.—Lovely front : bath, ae Frigidaire; leno priced. TA-1592. MERIDIAN 1927 N.—Cozy. large one-room studio apartment, Clean, private lavas tory. Phone. Fp MICHIGAN, 302 E.—Special, Sue and furnished rooms, $6 er: month; clean, ies, ; NEW JERSEY. 1215 N.—Desirable front: apartment; hot water, steam heat. Pri= vate entrance. Garage. NEW JERSEY. 1319 N.—Nicely furnished apartment: frigidaire, bath; excellent heat. Phone PARK, 1437—Cheerful front room, kitchens ette: utilities, City heat: near carline, LI-4286. RUCKLE, 1709—One room and kitchenette, new furniture; near bath; $6.

SHERMAN DRIVE, 230 S.—Cozy apartment; completely Sat “aie ties and heat reasonable. WOODRUFF, 577 MIDDLE DRIVE—TW three ss) ne unfurnished, utilities; adults WOODRUFF, a x DRIVE—Unfurnished, large room; closet, Jatehen, Frigidaire; employed ladies. CH-6226-Cozy

NR oy a Re utilities;

r bath; exe 1440 4 large, $ g 9

one-room Sparks 13! 1

N. Delawal front i 124 E. New York.

warm, neatly fure sink; innersprings.

rooms,

5— sink, Walking hi

LOVELY WOODRUFF—608 room, kitchenette; third =x $5. | CH-410 8.

BEAUTIFUL _ Wood Place; ce; eight-room:

modern; $40. CH-2 pe

Farms—Suburban 20

( Chimney Work)

CHIMNEY pointing, rebuilding. Old, smoky chimneys tapped, cleaned cut. KEMP & SON, DR-0878.

(Coach Lines)

CENTRAL Swallow Coach Lines, 1207 8. Meridian. DR-2476. Chartered Service.

(Electrical Appliances) JAMES ELECTRIC CO., 2402 E. New York.

CH-7344. Electrical Contractors and Repairers.

(Hauling)

SPECIAL price on white stone for drivei trash hauling. Reasonable.

(Landscape Contractor)

HIGHLAND LANDSCAPE CO.—"Distinctive Landscaping.” rock gardens. trees, shrubs. evergreens. DRAGA. BR-3134.

SKETCHES made of your landscape. mates given on guaranteed work. LINS. TA-1020-R-3.

(Mattresses)

comforts. Sold KLE, 431 Mass.

Esti MUL-

pillows, renovated. E. FP. BUR " Ave. RI-6695. Since 1886.

( Painting)

PAINTING—Interior, exterior, by contract: work guaranteed; best references. Ca HAMILTON, HA-0442.

(Paper Cleaning)

— 5 Paper cleaning, paint wash-IR-7588 FRC" CANaRY.

(Paperhanging)

PAPERHANGING “3 Ins, steam removing: importe es - rs. Guaranteed work. FINCHUM.

DR-6511. Tr aging, ager

ROOM UP $2 20 furnished. RI-31 ET per roll; general reair work, carpenter, brick work.

E-2621.

WALTER HARVEY. 329 S. State. DR-5740. Paberbanging built-in archways. Guar-

PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster ing; gen. repairs; 30 yrs. exp. C

(Plastering

Patch lastering; new, old LL. n 29 work. Shecializing in old ‘work.

(Radio Repairing) Apley Radio Repair. CH-4293. (Repair Work)

atche -0234.

OLDEST LOAN BROKERS IN THE STATE

He CHICAGO store

CARPENTER work, -epair work, cement, etc. HA-2485-M.

(Window Cleaners) ABBEX: Spildinga, stores, factories,

Paint washing 334 BE. Market St.

RI-8700

good bldgs.

clear, near Spencer, $2500, or

113 A. Price

Merchantabie timber. trade for citv property. Mr. Davis

Davis Real Estate Co. ; Rand

10 ACRES, 2 miles southwest of Danville, Ind.: 6-room house, barn, Joulury yard n yard

119%

garage, elec., phone, nice Shade $2250. HARNESS CLIN Alabama St. LI-8406

FILLING STATI ON Doulity miles

1, ACRE 6-room modern; 2-car garage; house: shade, fruit on state road 6 of Monument; $3700. RI-5655. GOODE- GOODE. IR-1264.

WILL SELL nice 5-rm. mod. dble.. Beech Grove: $50 dows, he rent will pay your payments and taxes. You can't beat this. Call 214 Ny Beville. CH- 5025.

Too Late to { Clos

SEMI-SUBURBAN, East. Nice 5-rm. bungas low, nice porches, gas, elect., gar. Excele lent condition, close to transportation, new - school. $2000, 10% down. CH-6204s HUDELSON, 2619 E. 12th St.

5056 MANKER SON)—5-rm. bungalows 2 porches; shade, terms.

PL 15. “FENG fenced: MR. CO., RI-1461. os,

ACRES Boone Co., 22 miles; good farm 2B buildings; electricity; near State 0a . “The Farm Man” JOHN D. a SE 3510 N. Penn., B-2. Phone RI-5551 for lowest want .ad word rate in the city and auick resulta.

ssity by Baer

(2D W. OF MAD excellent condition: shrubbery and HUT P

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