Show jey wey Promises binet Posto Post l o Labor Gro Groups ps July 31 tiP tiP- enior Thomas E. E Dewey rac- rac through a heavy schedule of declared Monday country cannot face another od like like the Roosevelt depres- depres tI promised organized labor a aci wt et post if elected and told ss s men men foreign trade Is a away away away way street a new style of without speeches on flut trip outside New York Yorke e e he be acc accepted the Republican Dewey told a news ernee the country should re re- rit H Hyill ivill lj be electing eJ in No No- No her iber Ii a pt president most of whose WUI be in peacetime lie Tien-lie plunged into a series with business bu Iness labor f irm im and nd political leaders all med ed it t letting etting in motion what e kaId had bad been the too-long too prepa preparations for an 01 Meeting behind closed doors th each ech group the New York mol was said authoritatively have stood firmly behind the theP P platform pledge to f fill ll the of oC labor Jabor post with an ranked zed labor union member Is It e told business leaders some them cm said that if they want iwar Ar exports they must be pred preto pre- pre d to have this country ree rere re- re re e its share hare of imports from r nations wey rey charged the new deal failed to plan for and asserted it i may not be beS S before the most vi vital tal thing J t i faces every American is his to work As AsI I see it Dewey said the nw lIed d States simply cann cannot t face tiler ner er period like the Roosevelt Cession sion which lasted for 8 w- w With more than D I Unemployed continuously from 3 through 1940 Wey Wey who was greeted by a e crowd at the railroad ad station I lining the streets a 1 circuitous parade to a down- down n hotel otel said he had come to to begin work on too-long too delayed preparations of industry JJ h he ne said vitally involved ement em- em Wient ent after the war ends 1 think proper government polI pol- pol I ca tan contribute enormously believe successfully in a avoid avoid- which so many regard as inevitable under an that failed for 8 to meet the problem despite d deficits reporter asked what the Re- Re can nominee thought about dont don't change chaBe horses horses' in the Idl t we dle of the stream slogan which J It e Democrats had voiced In the theof thew w t of that party's nomination of Truman Thiman D. D Mo for vice enl Truman replaced Vice et Henry A. A Wallace on the l say that idea was dein de- de hed I to in they Chicago they go-they changed of the horse Dewey re- re half a reporter asked f wey ey smiled but did n not t reply |