Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1944 — Page 6

: Lfoseph {3 Wiens,

CONVENTION HEADQUARTERS, Chicago, July 21 (U.P). —Following is the text of the Democratic ‘party platform:

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The Democratic party stands on {its record in peace and war. “To speed victory, establish and Jmaintain peace, guarantee full employment and provide prosperity— this is its platform. We do not here detail scores of planks. We cite action.

Beginning March; 1933, the.Democretic administration took a series of actions which saved our system of free enterprise. It brought that system ‘out of collapse and thereafter eliminated abuses which ‘had imperiled it. It used the powers of government to provide employment in industry and to save agriculture. It wrote a new magna carta for labor. It provided social security, including old age pensions, unemployment insurance, security for crippled and dependent children and the blind. It established employment offices. It provided federal bank deposit in-

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Before war came, the Democratic administration awakened the nation, in time, to the dangers that threatened its very existence, It succeeded in building, in time, the best-trained and equipped army in the world, the most powerful navy in the world, the greatest air force in the world, and the largest merchant marine in the world. It gained for our country, and {ii saved for our country, powerful allies. When war came, it succeeded in working out with those aliles an effective grand strategy against the enemy. Will Prosecute War

It set that strategy in motion, and the tide of battle was turned. It held the line against wartime inflation. / It ensured a fair share-and-share alike distribution of food and other essentials. It is leading ougcount try to certain victory.

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The primary and imperative duty jof the United States is to wage ‘the {war with every resource available ito final triumph over our enemies, land we pledge that we will continue

to, fght side by side with the united hI DRS until this supreme objec-|-

{tive shall have been attained and

| thereafter to secure a just and last{ing peace.

Iv ’ That the world may not again be {drenched in blood by international loutlaws ang criminals, we pledge: To join with’'the other united nations in the establishment of an in-

ternational organization based on

{the principle of the sovereign

|equality of all peace-loving states, {open to membership by all such states, large and small, for the pre-

[rensne of international peace and

Retu ke all necessary and efféctive agreements and arrangements through which the nations would maintain adequate forces to meet the needs of preventing war and of making impossible the preparation for war and which would have such forces available for joint action when necessary.

Enforce Peace by Arms ‘Such organization must be endowed with power to employ armed forces when necessary to prevent aggression and rve peace. ‘We faver the maintenance of an international court of justice of which the United States shall be a member and the employment of diplomacy, conciliation, arbitration and other like methods where appropriate. in the settlement of international disputes,

World peace is of transcendent importance. - Our’ gallant sons are dying on land, on sea, and in the air, They do not die as Republicans. They do not die as Democrats. They die as Americans. We pledge that their blood shall not have been shed in vain. America has the opportunity to lead the world in this great service to mankind. The United States must meet the challenge. Under divine providence, she must move forward to her high destiny. We pledge our support to the Atlantic Charter and the four freedoms -and the application of the principles enunciated therein to the united nations and other peace- -loving nations, large and small,

Good Neighbor Policy

We shall uphold the good neighbor policy, . and -extend the trade policies initiated by the present ad-|f ministration. We favor the opening of Palestine to unrestricted Jewish immigration and ‘colonization, and such a policy as to result in the establishment there of a free and democratic Jewish commonwealth. We favor lation assuring equal pay for equal work regardless of sex. We recommend té Savers the submission of a constitutional amendment on - equal rights for women.

vention of aggression and the main-".

Quentin Reynolds, Helen Gahagan Unleash || Pincers Attack on Rep. Luce af Convention

By ERNEST BARCELLA United Press Staff Correspondent - CHICAGO STADIUM, July 21.— The Democrats had a double-

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ans’ Clare Boothe Luce and her

|“G. I. Jim” speech—a movie actress {who matched her glamour and a (war correspondent who said nobody

{could presume to talk for G. I. Joe jor G. I. Jim. From the very rostrum where

Connecticut's Mrs. Luce turned on the charm and oratory for the G. 0. P. hagan Quentin. Reynolds - did the -same— {in that order—for the Democrats {last night.

ree weeks ago, Helen Gauglas and Correspondent

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{al committeewoman and wife of movie star Melvyn Douglas, didn’t give away anything to Mrs. Luce in the glamour and fashion departments. And she got in a few good oratorical licks, too. The ample Mr. Reynolds won He took

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Mrs. Luce across’ his knee—figuratively “speakifig—and spanked her for having brought the spirit of a dead soldier (G. I. Jim) into this convention hall last month, Leaning over the podium as if he were chatting with a couple of friends, instead of addressing a jam-packed crowd of 30,000, Reynolds confided: “Now I do not propose to speak for your son abroad, and I would never commit the unholy sacrilege of speaking for his dead brother who had been killed in combat.” Then came the spanking for Mrs. Luce: “No man—or woman—can speak for him. We can only accept his sacrifice humbly and not presume to speak for him with our unworthy tongues. Nor can.any of us speak politically for the G. I. wh@*fights tonight.” ~N Brings House Down That . brought the house down just as happened a minute before when Reynolds, explaining that he was an “amateur in politics,” said: “I realize that it is not customary for an amateur to appear on the platform of a political convention —but after all, the Republicans set the precedent last month when they presented many, many amateurs at their convention.” Then, with a note of reverence in his voice, Reynolds spoke of the G. I's with whom he has lived in combat. These men, he said, know what Nobody has to tell them. They have rediscovered

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and on the blood-stained sands of Saipan and they are, he said, fighting for this America—“for the right to bawl out the umpire, *’

Want Clean Campaign

And they want the forthcoming presidential campaign to be fought cleanly, he continued, because to them it is “an argument strictly ‘in the family,” and if it is conducted

=| in any other manner there will be = | a sharp reaction from them.” They = (want no name-calling in the cam-

paign because “they have room in

5 their hearts for only one hatred— E (the enemy,” he said.

Reynolds, a former baseball

= (writer and rabid rooter for the New = York Giants, worked in the par- = lance of the game to urge a fourth

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tion the states without interference by the federal government. We favor federal legislation to assure stability of products, employment, distribution and prices in the bituminous ‘coal industry to create a proper balance between consumer, producer and mine worker. We-indorse the President's statement recognizing the of the use of water in arid land states for domestic and irrigation pure poses. .

Transportation Rates

We favor non-discriminatory transportation charges and declare for the early correction of inequalities in such charges. We favor enactment of legislation granting the fullest measure of self-government for Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico and eventual statehood for Alaska and Hawaii. We favor the extention of the right of suffrage to the people of the District of Columbia.

vi We offer these post-war programs: =~ A continuation of our policy of full benefits for ex-sérvicemen andwomen with special consideration for the disabled, We make it our first duty to assure employment and economic security to all who have served in the defense of our country. Price guarantees and crop insurance to farmers with all practical steps: To keep agriculture on a parity with industry and labor; Tv foster the success of the small independent - farmer; To aid. the home ownership of family-sized farms; To extend rural electrification and develop broader domestic and foreign markets for agricultural products. Adequate compensation for work-! ers during demobilization;

Help Small Business

The enactment of such additional huamnitarian, labor, social and farm legislation as time and experience may require, including the amendment or repeal of any law enacted in recent years which has

failed to accomplish its purpose.

him additional strength, it might put an added zip to his fast ball, so that when the count is 3 and 2 he can throw in thdt hard one, know- | € ing that even if the batter connects, ! we, the members of his team, are ready to give him all-out support! in the traditional Yankee manner —and I don't mean the New York! Yankees.” Gets an Ovation

preceded Reynolds, California-led ovation as she stepped

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reading simply: “Our Helen.” The actress, a pretty picture in| her two-piece powder blue crepe | dress with matching colotte (bean-

bearers, Then, nervously gripping, g the podium with cerise- ~tipped | fingers, she turned loose with a de- | nunciation of Republican ‘“double-|3 talk.”

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Promotion of the sucoess of small{our people from the ravages of | yet unfinished work bb our ‘hope - business. economic disaster. His rare fore-|and prayer. ES Earlier possible release of war- [sight and magnificerit courage have time controls. saved our nation. from the assault of TEST 2D sn PETROLEUM Adaptation of tax laws to an ex- [international brigands and dicta- JETS AY panding peacetime economy, With | tion. Fulfilling the ardent hope of | Press simplified structure and wartime | his life, he has already laid the|8 De et att, Chart Long Bre rove taxes reduced or Teppaled as soon | foundation of enduring peace for a Moroline's high quality. ty san, 15” as possible. ial troubled world and the well being riew enterprise, development of nat- [his debtor. His life and service Ll 1 5 OL q LIN SE 10 ural resources in the West and other parts of the country and the : immediate reopening of the gold : » and silver mines of the West as! : soon as manpower is available. | 2 We reassert our faith in com- ; petitive private enterprise free from control by monopolies, cartels, or any arbitrary private or public authority. vil Stores DISTINGUISHED BY THEIR We assert that mankind believes { = in 10 So teendonce . Sloss FIT, THEIR COMFORT, AND . We believe that the country at. 6 P. M. which has the greatest measure of . THEIR CLASSIC STYLING! social - justice is capable of the on. ¥ } reatest achievements. : greaies 8:45 P.M, Bring Ration Right of Minorities We believe that racial and reli- Book No. 3 2ious minorities have the right to live, develop and vote equally with aen all citizens and share the rights that are guaranteed by our consti-

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