Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1944 — Page 2

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Calls fdr Clarification of Schricker’s Stand on ~~ Fourth Term.

Homer E. Capehart, Republican senatorial nominee, today used the alleged misquotation of his Democratic opponent, Governor Henry F. Bchricker, to challenge the lat. ter's stand on backing fourth term principles and policies. Governor Schricker had been quoted as having said at a South Bend union convention Saturday night that he hoped to he “kept out of the senate” if President Roosevelt were defeated. He denied the quotation today. “Evidently I must have been misunderstood,” Governor Schricker

have a part in framing the ‘peace, If Mr. Dewey is elected, I would give him my full support in maintaining the sovereignty of this country and to support his efforts in leading the world to a permanent peace, as I would give President Roosevelt.”

Hepes for Just Peace

He reiterated his South Bend statement that “if the nation should discharge the present pilot of the ship of state, I can only hope that the senate of the United States will be able to give to the world a just and lasting peace.” To this Mr. Capehart replied: “It is difficult for the voters to determine what either Mr. Roosevelt or Governor Schricker do mean in their public addresses. “The fourth term candidate makes a statement one night, then retracts it the next day. “My opponent for the senate is quoted as saying one thing one night and the next day he seeks to shift the blame onto a reporter and laments that he was misquoted. “What does Governor Schricker mean? “Does he want to go fo the senate?

“Stop Double Talk”

- “He didn’t deny he is a supporter of the fourth term along with Sid-

Harry Bridges. “Let's stop the double talk. “I do not hesitate to tell the people I not only do not want support

said. “Most certainly I want to :

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of Communists in my campaign, but I will fight them every step of their way as United States senator, I will vote to support Governor Dewey's constructive program. I can’t be misquoted on that, Will Governor Schricker make a s phatement?” . :

Capehart Backs Force

To Enforce Peace

Homer E. Capehart, Republican candidate for the U. 8. senate, today declared he will back the use of force fo preserve international peace. 1

In a statement on his stand addressed to the Indiana Committee for Victory, Mr. Capehart approved. the conclusions of the Dumbarton Oaks conference, pledged himself to support an international peace organization, but contended that the U. 8. A, should not bear all the burdens of it. : All discussion and action relative to American participation in plans for international peace should be kept strictly non-partisan, Mr. Capehart declared. Unity of the allles In war and peace must be preserved, Mr. Capehart maintained in his communication addressed to Hugh McK. Landon, head of the Indiana Committee for Victory.

Asks U. S. Participation

“How else,” he wrote in reference to allied unity, “can Germany and Japan be disarmed and kept powerless again to wage war upon the weaker nations of the world? I shall support, in the U. 8. senate, ratification of any agreement which serves this. purpose. “There is no hope for permanent peace in this world, or for the U. 8., unless this nation joins. with the other nations of the world to establish and maintain a lasting ban against all wars. “The United States must play its fair and just part in the establishment of such an organization. “It 1s foolish to presume or to believe that any world organization could secure ér maintain the peace of .the world - without sufficient strength to back up its decisions.”

Gates Scores Jump In Highway Payroll

P.)~Ralph F. Gates, Republican gubernatorial nominee, charged yesterday that Indiana Democrats had made a patronage organization out

and pledged himself to make the commission “primarily a service organization” if he were elected. Gates told a G. O. P. rally that a

suddenly jumped to 8162 at the end of 1933 and later increased to 9600. He cited enactment of a law by the Republican-dominated 1941 state legislature, making the commission bi! . “It should be remembered, however, that the bipartisan feature now applies only to the commission and that the employees are, with few exceptions, all members of the political party of the governor.” Gates said. : “As governor I shall continue to support every attempt to make the highway commission primarily a service organization, devoted whole-

state with the best maintained roads in the nation.”

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