Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1944 — Page 18

“Dewey Speech

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8 (Us P.).—Following is the 11 years—over twice as long as any text of Governgr Thomas E. Dewey's address delivered last other depression in a whole century.

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Tonight we open a campaign to decide the course of our country for many years to come.

For nearly three years our nation has been gagaged In a world war. Today our armed forces are winning victory after victory, Total, smashing victory is in sight. Germany and

‘Japan shall be given the lessons of

~ their lves—right in Berlin and

The next national administration will take office January 20, 1945 and Will| are daily announcing that re-

Now, Washington is getting Ball set. for another depression, They intend to keep the young men in the army. The New Deal spokes-

conversion will be difficult, if not impossible. They say that relief rolls will be enormous. They drearily promise us that we will need to prepare for an army of uaemployed bigger than the armies we have put in the field against the’ Germans and the Japanese. That's what's wrong with the New Deal. That's why it's time for a change. The reason for this long continued failure is two-fold. First, because

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i tangle them. Meanwhile, the Shallenge areas * eo i Duss goes to pot and won in the factory, the office, the jie people are we victims = ..38tm. the mine and the home. he are proving we can . wage war. But what are the pros‘pects of success as a nation at Make your home take on a bright, new look with beautiful, long-lasting Gibraltar Inlaid Linoleum. Made of high quality materials. Lustrous smooth surface; stainproof, spotproof. Choose from attractive marbleized patterns and smart colors.

: Tokyo. Afnerica—our America which loves peace So dearly—is proving once again that it can wage war mightily

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¥ Right in the final crisis of this Governor Dewey . . « “The |war, the most critical of all war New Deal is afraid to let men out |,0encies—the war production board _ of the army.” —fell apart before our eyes. This It took a world war to get jobs is also the board in charge of refor the American people. | conversion and jobs. Yet we have Ae ovr an wan lo mae L484 £1, 08 UE at, 13) on orient and pi one thing clear. This is hot merely |; o depression that lasted from 1933} oe competent EE ny a campaign to displace a tired; = lunti] sometimé in 1940 when War |reriened and the head of the board hausted, quarreling and A dos Ta Tura bee fone sent to China. We have seen : j with a fresh and ga {this happen in agency after agency. A i It is aj38ain? The New Deal kept this 19, Fi he = the

i ~ Nisin N iicagio (COUNtYY In 8 continuous. state ®fi.ountro can never be calculated. campaign against an administration | 4oreciion for seven straight years. | ¥ :

which was conceived in deafeatism, yy 1046 5 three-year depression last! (Continued on Page 19—Column 1) which failed for eight straight years

to restore our domestic economy, | which has been the most wasteful, | extravagant and incompetent administration in the history of the nation and worst of all, one which . has lost faith in itself and in the I American ‘people. f This basic issue was clearly revealed in the recent announcement by the director of selective service in Washington, He said that when Germany and Japan have been defeated it will still be necessary to demobilize the armed forces very gradually. And why? Because, he said, “we can keep people in the army about as cheaply as we could ereate an agency for them when they are out.” For six months we have been hearing statements from the New Deal underlings in Washington that this was the plan. Now it is out in the open, They have been working up to it. Because they are afraid :

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The New Deal was founded on the philosophy that our frontiers are behind us and all we have left to do is to quarrel over the division of what we have. Mr. Roosevelt, himself, said in 1932: “Our industrial plant is built . .. our task is not . . . necessarily producing more goods. It is the soberer, less dramatic business of administering resources and plants already in hand.” Easily installed. 3-Pt. De Brush: bu The New Deal operated on that| length. flexible wire handle. philosophy for seven straight peacetime years with unlimited power. At _the end of that time in 1939, the New Deal gave its own official verdict on its failure by this cold admission: “The American economic machine is stalled on dead center.” The administration knows that the war, with all its tragic toll of death, debt and destruction, is the only thing that saved'it. They are deadly afraid that they will go back to resumption of their own failures. That is why they are afraid to let 69c men out of the army. That is why, , soatl they say it is cheaper to keep men small leaks In Tocilers, in the army than to let them come] home, Now let us get another point straight for the record right here at the beginning. In the last hundred years we have had 11 periods during which business and employ- | ment were well below normal Dur-| Ing that period, the average de-| ression lasted two years, In the! entire hundred years the longest depression of all was five years and the next longest was four years— up to the last one. When this administration took office the depression was already over three years old. Then what happened? In 1934, when the depression was then five years old— longer than any other in a century, we still had 12 million unemployed. By 1940, the depression was almost eleven years old. This administration had been in power for seven! straight years and there were still | 10 million Americans unemployed. |

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