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PROSPERITY TO BE
SLOGAN OF G.O.P.
| “Let Well Enough Alone,”
Main Talking Point in Con
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"Prosperity," the good old slogan
that has won many a campaign i n
| the past for both the Democratic and
1 Republican parties, is to be the domi
nant issue of the congressional cam
paign which Is just beginning Along
wit it it goes "minmny," toil the diffi
culties of explaining the latter on the
stump anti its lack of dramatic VHlue
have made it secondary.
Basically, the Republican party is
going to the country to ask for its
continuance in power on the ground
that it is better to ‘jet well enough
alone.” Except for spots here and
there in the agricultural areas, the
claim of the Republican leaders is
| that the Nation is uniformly prosper -
ous. To offset the impression that
there is distress in the farm areas,
the strategists of the campaign have
been working overtime. They think
it is most important to change th*
public impression about what lias
I tee n happening anil is happening iit
the West.
Publicity Is Advocated.
