Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1942 — Page 32

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l Guard Blowing Hot on Dewey and Bricker as » Team With Taft Slipping for Want of Political ‘it.

By THOMAS L. STOKES Times Special Writer

Oct. 23.—The Republican party i is headed

toward a war policy, their Peck’s bad boy,

fight over

leadership, direction and post-

‘fight revolving about personalities, chiefly

Wendell L. Willkie.

far as the leaders go, it is Mr. Willkie against the

pack, ‘with ‘warmer: ~ dumped This. fight hits you : Michigan, Illinois, Towa, Nebraska, Kansas, Indiana and ~ Ohio into $ state—an area

constituting. basis of present Republican

Everywhere line party + the saddle in is the same: :° “That man!” "And on and abusively, They Initiative Nor do they Interviewer to

complaint of oldthey are in area—in- effect

‘wait for the the subject of Mr. Willkie. They take the ‘initiative. The diatribe drips frequently with inconsistencies 'which the politicians do not

ate. ‘They denounce him, say he is not la Republican but still a Democrat. his recent world go right ahead have won in 1940 their advice and differently, course, he would have been president today, ~~ which it is would be all _ * right with them. is, ihe had

Mr, Stokes They beef ab tour. ‘And then and say he if he had t * conducted his in which case,

won.

It's almost Republican visited all look E. Dewey of

in the area hope to Thomas ‘York as their Mr. Willkie. Without Mr. Dewey was ‘the first choice of all local leaders interviewed for R presidential nominee 1944, if he is elected governor New York in November. - ~~ Running as a secondchoice incidentally, is

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few exceptions. The struggle will wax the approach of 1944, and most likely will be into the 1944 Republican convention.

smack in the face as you talk

and local bosses; as the writer has done

Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio, provided he is re-elected in for a third term. A ticket often suggested is Dewey and Bricker. The politically powerful and financially well-heeled Pew dynasty of this state is reported looking with favor upon Gov. Bricker. Sen. Robert A, Taft of Ohio, the 1940 runner-up to Mr. Willkie,

"has a lower rating this year. Every-

where, local Republican leaders praise him for his courage and his intelligence, but they always end up by saying he is short on political “it. Mr. Dewey, it is learned, has been approached on behalf of prominent Republicans to lead the fight to rid the party of Mr. Willkie, and is, reported to have expressed a willingness to take on that job. Mr. Willkie, it is judged by those who know him, won't be so easily disposed of.

Nobody But the People

For, while the party bosses don’t him, he still has a large popular following, particularly among younger Republicans. The situation reminds one of the crack made about President Roosevelt back when conservatives of his party were arrayed against him: " “Nobody is for him but the peole.” The 1940 Republican nominee has lined himself up solidly on the side of active parficipation by the United States in establishment of a new world order after the war. That is the issue he 1s going to take to the people continually, and the issue with which he will bombard Republican convention in 1944, if it is still undecided whether or not he has much of a following, in delegate strength. Mr. Willkie is likely to become the William Jennings Bryan of the Republican party, to hammer at the door of the conventions, to appeal to the rank and file over the heads of the regular party leaders, as the late commoner did for so many years and with considerable effect. Or, for another comparison, the late Senator William E. Borah, of Idaho, who used to annoy the regular leaders at Republicans conventions, and whose influence on platform and party policy went far beyond the strength represented by the handful of delegates who might be attached to him. : © Mr. Willkie just can’t be shuffled off.

SOCIAL CLUBS TO MEET Ralph Collins, president of the Indiana Federation’ of Social Clubs, will discuss .state and local social worker club activities in: Indiana at a luncheon meeting of the Social Workers club at 12:15 p. m. Monday in the ¥Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Rachel Bash is president of the club.

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