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C > oa, Cr RGR Cara =) -f ey sa a eR NED 9 8 AF RE. on the State Treasury. After the 1949 Assenbly ended its deliberetions, noted for: the follies foiled rather than the laws enacted, affaires at the State House went to pot, Renking state officials, expected to cooperate, declined to speak to each other, and the Governor couldn't mend the breech because he had quit speaking to several of them, Depertmental business finally reached euch a state of vaste and confusion that only @ preas agent could dream up an alibi. He admitted the time leg wes embarracaing, but maybe the public could be convincingly told the current mess wasn't current at all e-= it was inherited from the Republicans. . . They seek to plame the Republicans for their meas, but ve know The Hat and Bis toys are responsible in 1950 for the way they conducted state affpars in 19h9, While cur highways ave crumbling and Chuckhole Feeney's etreete look qixe a waffle tron, Indiana 1s the only state where you can apply for 6 driving pernit, pay for a driverte pernit end then run your cer for 60 daya on an officle mist Indiena needs now, this Administration says, io a new State House, What Indiana needs more is eome new facea, som? new economy and some new courage to gend tack to the State House we have. Folks, these Fair Deal fanatice have been in power now far too long. We con trace the same suicidal pattern of their follies across the state, nationa and international scenes. Their siren songs are leading us further down the trail of no returning, For the pot of fool's gold et the end of the Fair Deal rainbow can néver buy back cur precious heritage. There are those who ridicule our feara with the anide remark, "You can't eat the Constitution," Yet we are etill sane. enough to know that if we don't u qo the Con ution we may not eat at all. The American people will have no one else but themselves to blame, now, if they fail to read the handwriting on the well. Mr, Truman may be proud of our present prosperity and the plight of the world, but we are ashamed and diegraced by the spectacle, He boasts of a prose perity that wes built on a three hundred billion Goller war, that was bought witl blood money at the horrible sacrifice of American boys, that now rests on s two hundred fifty-four billion dollar debt which ia sustained by robbing the Americar people of their earnings and their savings. ar ,