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Few, If Any, Fathers Over 26 Will
Be Drafted This Year, Chairman
Of House Military Group, Predicts
Washington---6---Predicting that upwards of half a million men un.
der 26 now holding occupational draft deferments will be inducted
year. Representative Costello {D.Calif) said today selective service
ahouid need "few, H any, fathers over 26 this year."
Costello, chairman of a house military subcommittee on draft defer-
ments, said 1.100,000 men under 26 are deferred because of employment
on farms or in essential industry. In addition, he said, revised selective
service figures show that on April 1 there were approximately "/50,000
non.fathers in class l-A, available"
for inductiom Union atWard's
Cites N'eeds for 1944
Their own figures show that se-
lective service Just won't need i
Assa," Time of
!L___
there axe some unexpected
backs on the fighting fronts," Cos-
tells declared in an interview. !
The needs of the armed services I
said, are for 1,385,000 men. of whom
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IWisconsin G0P
IKeynoter Offers
16-Point Pro0ram
Wednesday, May 3, 1944
.el
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A. H4tlieclr (JR.-Ind.) offered to the Congressional Action
Wisconsin Rubllcan convention |
On Resolutmn Com 00,eted
" I IS "tlTllll DAY Of rim Ilktl!
" " Washin n e He If funclaom/l I>todie dlstan-bn
Uve a00ub.00m for. Tinning ..... .....
i =ha ,,ll,41,, th, ,mev" terday on a resolution directing the I --at ueh _tlm gno LTe. I,
...... ...... a- , ]r, lllt's VelT.&Dle C.,0l:<)%1UI 1;0 re-
Deelm'inl that the New Deal had fish and wildlife service to under, nv mm rmntem lle' a lmxtucl
'qungledood production, price take a comprehensive sur..ey of the I - .-• " _A__,%._L_-_
,,l -H, ,,-d, 1,h,,- marine an• resn water nsnery re- I n'sc ome Fono. ..r. n.
relations and every Other Japer- sources of the country, the fzrst of I ..... P .m..omu,. QII
tant domestic question. Rep. Hal- its kind in more than half a cen./L|Ol rINRIN @
leek forecast that a tremendous tury.
triotio00'00ted ,.00or.'S"tes with, of p.- Eight Men Killed in
The speaker declared that the I A
Republican party has been ceutious,.l'00J|lly .... Bomber Crash
about committing itself to a definite l
plan for international peace until Charleston, S. C. The
'°we, at least, know what kind of a army announced today the names
postwar world we shall have to of eight men killed in the crash of
deal with." an ,rr, bomber south of here
"When the time comes," he Tuesday. Among them was: 2nd Lt.
added, "the United States will do Russell Loren Barton, co-pilot,
its part; but let us be mare that we Fond dt Lac, Wis.
do it in an American way and not
after some foreign pattern."
Republican victory could be scored
x x x "ff we de.rve to win by
naming the right kind of men for
off, ca."
"the constructive Republican
plan," he said, "contemplates
bringing into government office the
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400.000 are needed to bring the
navy up to quota strength and the AXIS AMMUNrrIoN TRAIN GeE8 UP IN tOKE--Huge clouds of white smoke billow from enemy most ,ble men and women avail-
others to fill .replacement needs of I Chicago A spokesman for lmtmunltion train ,t Orvieto railroad yards, 0 miles north of Rome on main llne to Florence, after . able, and, working a unit, win-
voth army ananavy.: . . [the CIO United Mall Order, Ware. Mltehell bomber of 12th Air Force scores direct hlt on the target.(NEA Telephoto). ning the war and building for
rere:s now osello pzctured the,hous e and Retail Employs• todayl-- -=='--="'" ..... peace simultaneously.
draft sztuatzon for this. year: .... I denounced the decision by the Na-[ .[t s I ......... "GOP Prorlum"
zenover re: ew, uanY. wnl oe i tionaI Labor Relations board to con- | --| llJ |ARIIA@IAR Im 1 1 TIT i Jr I
taken; most of those inducted fromlduct an election arnong employestllt Jr I .i IIIVHII/IIIII I- I -#=4 e,P tnl 11 qPl "re those ends. here are some of
this group will be single men, who ia t the government-controlled Mont-I vva vvl levl lllVl I I|[ J| l V .i V V #' I I Y|[ ] tl =I th" outstanding things which the
number 750 000 out of the total of om- ,m,..a ._= €. ...... ....,- ImVl 7 • • I " mvvv,Republican party may be expected
2,.2a 000 men of all ages in 1-A seve n daw as 'a dirty da] " A | 1" / .......... to do in the coming campaign and
' ...... ACTS 100ay u"l lsy ZUl .-. after the election.
on April 1. "This is the dirtiest deal . the "1. We will offer • capable presi-
Ute4 Wr Ftrnde r 26 Group Hard Hit "LI ever dished out to labor' de-
Iclared Miss Myrna Siegendorf pub- The German Transocem news agency broadcast saying that the Nazis dential candidate who will be the
Ital status): almos half of the 1,100,-'.involved in a dispute with Ward's thereby getting • compromise peace is the most interesting that the party.
000 holding occupational and agr. i-!and its chairman, Seweli L. Avery, "2. We will name a strong vice
00efermen00 will 00-lw00ich led to 00y.supported gov- _ coma out of the in some 00me.
Such a hope has long been regarded as the real "secret weapon" presidential candidate, to aid in co-
c el: •is group, ostello sam, "s ernment seizure of the Chicago which the Nazi regime counted on to mve it from disastrous defeat, ordinating the work and perfecting
gomg to be hard hit, because the properties last week. Milwaukee Thomas F_ •inca the re.alti¢ army command knows that military victory is Ira- the cooperation between the execu-
,rmed services need these younger I "Of course we'll protest," she told five and Congress.
Coleman, of Madison, RepublicaniP°ssible and a stalem,te improbable.
men." fan Associated Press reporter, state chairman, told the opening, The purpose of the broadcast presumably was to stiffen the satellite "3. We will build a cabinet of
To meet this year's requirements I"There's a retina of terror at th
1 ...... powers into lfrditch resistance, although it could scarcely be of much capable men to assist the president
of 385 000 men, Costello used these plant right now Althou h the ov session of the party's state conven-
' . .... g g " tion that he believed endorsement comfort to them. It ,iso may have and who will run their departments
00,0000 I I Case Letter
)'ear: 425..000 o 4o0•000 from. thelcontrac t has not been extended, of candidates was good procedure been designed to convince the themselves.
group under zo now aezerrea oe- h
. disc arged strikers have not been for the organization and in no way western Allies of Germany's deter- "4. We will replace the lame
interfered with • free primary ruination to fight to the end, and • m ducks, theorists, economic dream-
cause of occupation; 375 (300 to 420-Ireinstated aie', h ...... + .---
• ' ' ' 0" ........ "* = election, era, crystal-gazers and failures now
000 non.fathers now m 1.A. settled, thus promote the fading prospects
"On the basis of these figures," , ..... "'I believe, however," he de. °fastalemate" rii 0D ii'"e"y"0unc" ,,oo=,,,o
The Stockholm report of a big sitions, with men and women of
he said, "'the selective service man-[ rlan e orma! Demand clare|, "in endorsement when the shift of German strength from the intelligence, integrity, experience
power position is very good, andj "To hold an election on such delegates to a convention who rep- Russian front for the defense of and practical accomplishment.
if they handle it properly therelshort notice and in such an at -'resent the Republican party of western Europe is in keeping with
should be few fathers over 26 mosphere is ridiculous, an utter vl- Wisconsin can enthusiastically sup- that llne of psychological warfare. Racine, Wis. Mayoz "Fill Hand for Milltmry Experts"
needed." elation of all NLRB precedents. But )oft a candidate, and it is on that 0P)
* we'll win that election, whether it's basis that any decision for or Report Tgken with Reserve Francis H. Wendt expressed the "S. We will give the military
Nazis Wait With n°w °r later' and pr°ve that the against endorsement should be Therport, sent to the London hope last night "timt there wil be and naval experts a free hand in
union still holds a majority." made." no further friction between the J. bringing the war to a speedy and
Miss Siegendorf said the top un- The chairman lauded Republi- Daily Telegraph, purported to be L Case company and its employe," successful conclusion.
an "'uncensored ,-ount from in- "6. We will conduct the war
/on officials later today would for-can state ocers and Republican side Germany." seld 50 divi-as the city council voted to re-
ceive and file a letter from the efforts on the home front in an or-
319 Divisions malty demand of George J. Bert, legislators in his report to the con- •lense or upwards of 600,000 men, Case company which asked assur, derly, intelligent, patriotic way.,
NLRB regional director, that the vention. He expressed the convic- had been taken from Russia, lear- ances that law and order be pro- Discussing industrial relations,
election be postponed to • later tion that they h,d "given to this trig only 1,750,000 to face the Red served in any eventuality. Rep. Halleck declared that align-
date. state a remarkably intelligent and armies "in the greatest military "Disputes between industry and ment "of class against class, par-
She added that the Chicago Indus- satisfactory administration- Their gamble ever made."
labor are unnecessary," the mayor ticularly in industry, practiced for
trial Union Council, the CIO Metro. combined efforts have given to us The last would undoubtedly be declared, "for there is adequate 12 years by the New Deal, must be
London (/P) Germany andinolitan area een'tr] hv ha
e ...... "' .... a good foundation for • successful true. The report, however, should opportunity to settle all disputes stopped."
h r sateIJites on the eve of theljoine d the local's nrotest an-,+ campalg" be taken with considerable re-
western invasion have approxi- the seven = °7',_" "The tremendous task of rehabil-
............ I . -day order• Customarily, before the National Labor Rela-
ey.u azv2szons, oz which somelshe sazd, the NLRB has allowed at Early Conslder•tlon serve. The Russians are at the gates tions board, the War Labor board |taring our country can not be ac-
9 sun are on me n frond, lie•st 21 davs for nrenartino ,,- of the Balkans and, through Po- and others. I sincerely hope the complished by divided forces at the
military observers estimated to'Jan elect|on'to deteue-ntl'"ot The question of endorsement land, at the outer walls of the Reich company and union wm suhmit bench and in the office," he said•
was scheduled for early consldera- itself.
aaT . . lrepresentation- tion by delegates ,t the party's To remove that many men just any grievances to these authorities "Men and women must Join hands
zne observers said mere was no_ and abide by their decisions." and enter into this fight to save the
ueollon Next Monday
way of telling how many men the: two-day convention, as the Russians are tensing for an The council voted to spread upon
Coleman said last nilrht, after a all-out auault in coordination with the minutes a statement by Aid. 6a$ 0 I J"0moc II
divisions represented, since there Meanwhile, the government-eom, meeting with the exeflve cem. the western invaaion would invite George Due that "all members Of
now was no guide rule on how pany legal fight over the right of mlttee, that the committee would !quick disaster, ithe common council bel/eve
many men constituted a German the president to order seizure o! ....
division, the propettes ended in federal SUggest that the convention e-IWold Di$y Germans whoZeheartedly in entorcing •11 ll.'.rarm.lm.,
At the outset of the war the Get- court, with Federal Judge William dorse candidates but the final de- laws passed by the federal, state s . m, om,c d hmur e.o,, u,u,U,l
prescribe the fastest-acth Ucin Im0w fi
marts figured 15,000 to 16,000 men H. Holly announcing he would give cislon world be made on the con- The German people would be or local government, regardless of 'mvtom,tic relief---medicinel like tho in ,n-l
in a division. Some divisions were his decision next Monday. vention floor, dismayed by such a move. They whether they personally approve TabletL No l,tl,e• ell-, brt&a €o, fort a|
"mere shadows of their former Leonard Levy, international vice. Every County Represented fear a Red invasion more than the of such laws." lt'"ttt*"t**'"*''a'" I
selves, an informant said, "and a president of the CIO union, the one from the west, and they al-
very considerable number under- United Mail Order, Warehouse and Delegates from every county in ready have seen their armies in
strength." Retail Ernployes, said he will ask the ,state responded when the roll south Russia crumble before the
"ertainly, however," he added, ithat the collective bargaining elec- call was taken. The morning see- Soviet might.
"estimates that Germans have only it ion be postponed at least 21 days. sion was confined to election of In fact, British intelligence re.
1.750,000 men on the Rus.an front! Francis Helsler, union attorney, temporary officers, adoption of tern- ports indicate that the Germans
must be considerably below the asserted there had been an oral porary rules and other organization have been over-propagandlzed on
actual figure." understanding, after a hearing here business, the frength of the Wehrmacht's
Disposition of Forces by a NLRB trial examiner, that the The delegates recessed shortly western defenses and have come to
election would not be ordered be- before noon to hold district can. regard the danger as slight corn-
Here is the disposition of Gel'. fore May 31 or later than June 7. cuses and chose members of the
paed to that from Russia. The
five convention committee, ere. current outburst of German home
nan forces in approximate num- Meet to Arrange Details dentiais, permanent organization,
bers, according to the best thfor.
propagatda about the imminence
mati0n available here: George J. Bott, NLRB regional rules and order of buisness, resolu-of invasion may be intended to
France and the Low Countries director who will be in charge of tions and platform. Two delegates,
,bout 50 divisions, including sev. the ballot, announced he will meet from each conl.ional dllcl ,vercome that complacency,
eral panzer armored divisions un. with union and company officials to make up the committees. I 4 - -
der the command of Gen- yon arrange deta,Lis. Appro:almately Cole= said that the CO=., Churches,v *"
Rundstedt. OO0 employs• may be eligible will recommend • siaort pl,tform I
Denmark five divisions with vote, and will ballot in two units, icontalniz "a good, liberal fol"aii
little, if any, armor• One wm inelud, empom in the ratiO=colem.plank."dtosed that the com-lDam.;n Oil-a"y
Norway about 12 divisions mail order house, the retail Itore mittee discued the quelddon Of IiUIIIUIIi UII
with little, it any, armor, and warehouse; the other will in.
The eastern front between the elude certain employes on the •d- endorsementl at ltl meeting la]
Black Sea and the ga£1£ of Fin- ministrative payroll, but excluding night but took no vote. Last Mlurchl
landabout 195 divisions, omce workers. It voted, 17 to 3, to endorse candi-] New xork---(A--The Association
Finnish front seven divisions. The company, at expiration of its dates for the five state offices and t°f Army and Navy Wives is asking
Italy about 25 divisions, nine- contract with the union Dec. !United States senator, opposition/ch urches of all..denomhtions to
teen south of Rome. 8, had refused to renew the ]pact, 'to the nlan h, aev*loa ince iremmn open aatly €or me prayer
Balkans about 25 divisions, conlending the CIO affiliate did not invion, when the day of the
• represent a majority. A 12<lay Reject Resignation European invasion arrives, Mrs.
Lake Genevan month ended at there- Republican chairmen Of 68 of Carter Collins, organization pre-
quest of President osevelt and the the atate's 71 counties last night dent, said 'today.
Mrs. Collins said the sponsorship
government seizure of the proper, rejected the resignation of John of .such activity, was undertaken
ties followed the company's refusal E. Dlckenson of West Bend az at the request of wives and mother
Awarded DFC to comply with his directive to ex. chairman Of their group. Dlcken. of the nation "so timt the thoughts
union, tend the expired contract with the son will automatically remain in and prayers of those on the home
: oce for another year. . front may strengthen and encour- "
F d C pl T r The convention program for to- age our millions of men who will
First L Rob- or e om efes our day is highlighted by "the keynote be battling for victory on the fight.
ing fron of the world."
Of try address by Rep. Charles Halleck
ert SCh of Lake Geneva, Australian Indus of Indiana, , ,
wis.. has been awarded the Dis-tin-
' gushed ying Cross or extraordi- Canberra, Australla-.-{AActin[ Meeting coincidentally with the Dial 5121 for your Clazed Ad.
nary achievement while participat- Prime Minister Francis Forde an- party convention is tle Wisconsin ' '
lng in aerial flight as pilot of a nounced today • two-day review tS tare Federation of Republican
P-40 type aircraft, the war depart- of Australia's manpower problem I Women's Clubs. A breakfa meet-
ment announced today. Schuren is has convinced the war cabinet and ing tomorrow will be atneded by
!advisory war council that therecen[Gov, and Mrs. Goodiand and an.
attached to the U. S. army Twelfth be no more discharges from the I nounced candidates for guberna.
air force.
LL Schuren on Nov. 14, 1943, led figl.lng forces of men for use in torial and congreuional nominl
his Right in • strafing attack on one. industry or food production, tion
my installations along the Yugo- $11-1WIth 8t ]Fbano IbU]LI
Slavian coast, according to his c/t•- "
tlon:
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rude," the citation continued. "a
German troop camp near Metrovie
was strafed, causing heavy damage FESB SLICED -- 1 PL
to many buildings and inflicting •
large number of casualties to per- 01 "1
sonnel. Observing , supply train Of LIVER .
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more than 20 cars, he led an at- f' ,/ __ .....
tack
through a heavy
bm-rage of OOt NO Imtrioti AImCall needs to be reminded that, in
anti-aircraft fire and all cars were FIRST CUTS LEAN---.2 PIL
seen to explode in 'Flames. Another the Nation's interest and in his own, he must v¢ b/s rr.
,upply ,,racked and PORK
hurning ore be returned to 1 /p CHO lb. 26¢ He knows that no new ous have been made for morc
flight safely through heavy cioacl tha tWO y'$ f.tt the Itvelge Cat' iS nOW Seven years
formations to his home field." i " " "
• old.., that one out of every four cars now in use is tea
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