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00.dministrati0n
Senat0rsWin in
Alabama, Fl°rida
"A00ation forces
their Democratic critics in Florida
and PAabama senatorial primaries
while Gay. Thomas E. Dewey of
New York gathered in more con-
Vention support today for the Re-
publican presidential nomination.
Senator Lister Hill. De•aerate
Whip, was renominated in Alabama
and Senator Claude Pepper ran up
m substantial lead in his five-way
contest for renomination in Florida.
Both men are administration stal-
warts and both were opposed by
vigorous critics of many of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's policies. In their
part of the country nomination is
as good as election.
Support of the president figured
as a side issue in another sena-
torial primary, in South Dakota, i
where Republican Senator Chan lBIG SHIPS ANCHORED OFF KWAJALEIINPart of a big U. S. navy
Girney won renomination despite]task force is anchored off Kwajalein island (foreground) in the Mar-
opposition claims that he had]s haLls, central Pacific, in striking air view. Rows of tents house
"adopted much of the New Deal Seabees, who are rebuilding the base.(AP Wirephoto from Navy.
philosophy."
bit of evidence was offered in op-
South Dakota for Dewey / ".I t • II
,t we, 00uth 00.,13mlTn ue;enas
Governor Dewey picked up II addi- I
tional convention votes. A slate iI, ' I
favoring the New Yorker defeatedlHlC ATTITIIflG
one supporting Lieut. Comdr. Har- I I .3 rll I IUI
old E Stassen by a margin of about
" Lend Lease
This brings Dewey's total ofllln
pledged or claimed delegates to 239. ve.
with 530 needed to nominate at the
Chicago convention. (Coutssd trem Pss Seven)
The lineup in the Florida senate everyday occurrence which no long-
primary race was this: er has a salutary effect.'
FLORIDA Senator Pepper was
making a strong fight to sidestep a
rim-off on May 23 which would be
necessitated if he failed to win
more than 50 per cent of the votes
in the preferential. Pepper had four
opponents• With 1,035 precincts
counted out of 1496, the incumbent
had 134.246 while the combined
total of his opponents was 124,954.
His nearest competitor, Judge J.
Ollie Edmunds, had "/2,750.
In South Dakota's Democratic
primary all delegate candidates are
fourth term supporters. With their
eight votes, there are now 371
"IcidenLaily, this is lend-lease
money that is being used so free-
ly to buy 'good wilF in Latin Amer-
ica. Each member of the Congress
received a copy of that report and
was on notice of profligate spend-
ing in South America. So much for
that report.
"Secondly: In July and August
of 1943, the Hon. Hugh Butler
made a personal trip to South
America and upon his return made
an extensive report to the Senate
The report was based upon a first-
hand and on-the-ground study of
position in spite of the reports I
have referred to above. I have read
the testimony given at the hearings
and nowhere did the committee at-
tempt to deny charges made in the
reports, except in an off-hand way
by saying, he charges made are
not true.' Such statements are truly
seILserving and fail to convince
anybody.
"The committee was not suffi-
ciently interested to call members
of the Merritt committee, the Sen-
ate committee or Senator Butler.
The same situation prevailed when
the matter reached the floor of the
House. When the chairman was
asked why this was so, the answer
was: 'We did not think it neces-
sary.' This was an evasive answer
and wholly unsatisfactory.
'So far as I was concerned the
committee had failed to prove its
case and the reports that I had
read and to which I have referred
were verities. The charges made
against lend-lease operations have
not been refuted. In view of the
record I could not conscientiously
pledged or claimed for Mr. Roose- the situation. The New Deal en- vote to extend the law.
volt It requires 89 to nominate, .deavored to discredit Senator But- "'In conclusion I call your aft•n-
Other resets: ler's report, but to date it has not tion to the fact that on two prev-
ALABAMA Democrats chose successfully refuted his figures on ious occasions I voted to extend
4 unpledged delegates, the cost of boondoggling in that the act. I repeat that I approve the
ARKANSAS Selection of the hemisphere. Neither time nor space principle of lend-lease as related
state's Republican delegation was will permit to detail Senator But- to the war effort. I refuse how-
completed but the convention ler's findings, except to quote one ever to condone profligate 's'vend-
turned down a proposal to instruct excerpt: ing on a global basis as chLrged
them for Dewey. "A'wo, previously "'Tbe issue, I repeat, is not the even at the risk of having my
elected by district conventions, are good neighbor policy; It is the vast patriotism questioned. A 'no' vote
pledged to Dewey. _ welter of dubious, unnecessary and was the only way that I could reg.
FLORIDA A group of.Byrd- wasteful projects, which under coy- ister my protest against this situ-
for-President supporters malcmg a er of that policy, we have under, ation.
bid to carry, tho ..tate:s banne., to taken undertaken very largely "I do not propose to 'rubber-
the Demoerauc nauonal convenuon, without the knowledge of the stamp legislation; I intend to vote
The state has 18 Convention votes American people.' my convictions -- come r hat may.
and a full ticket for the Virginia., "Examples of 'dubious, unneces- To do otherwise would be a dere-
senator was m the field of 49 sat and wasteful r• ec are
.... ' i Y p j ts' set, fiction of my plain duty.
though wiTnOU Jyra'a encourag out fully in th reset Proj,ot ....
, .... = .......... , "mcerely,
menu. Fragmen tazy reports showealusuaily cost money and the money! "Lawrence H Smith"
that seven pteaged to 'resiaenIcomes from lend-lease annronria-I " "
Roosevelt. and five pledged to Byrd I Lions. Here again the Congress was t . .. , *
were leaflng. , ]put on notice of a situation in/[-Irt U)ltnltfl fl)
iNDIANA--The Itat.s 11 con-/which millions of dollars arILtlU I%allUlllllU Ul
gressrnen nine tepUbllcans ana I wasted [ #
two Democrats appeared assured[ " [ • • . r . e
of renomination as incomplete pri. Recalls Sete Inquiry /Mast I-vrnnt Rnnt
mary result failed to disclose a "Thirdly. By far the most com./l'lUUl L^tUIJI UUUI
strong Competitor for any incum-| nrphonsiv" nd imrrtnt rr'|
' ........................... /Steaks R0ests
• was made by a special Senate cam-
- . -- • t -- | mitres after it had toured the world
rhnel.la Urnhn /and had an opportunity to observe ?
d' " "
JtlIUUI/I UU /con it.ions .d talk with our repro: (Continued from Page One)
[sentatives aoroad, both civil ana i
/Nt ?/ s || r /military. This committee, likewise, acute to warrant giving growers
[. [Ininn Waf00 ]was composed of three Democrats complete freedom in marketing
V/ VV I1 | | V /and two Republicans and all joined lambs, sheep and calves."
lira submitting a unanimous report, The administrator declared that
E,,. E.-- U^l. |entitled "Ten Conclusions.' I quote the number of beef steaks and
I-Ill I-t1 [I ! ! I]HIII /in part from that report: roasts now coming to market is not
eva --...-,,. • .v., | " '2. A great deal more oil should large enough in comparison with
........ ,) |be provided from deposits of the demand to warrant any point
conunue, zrom r•se un / ...... chan e immedi tel
,mlame East Existing sources of g a y.
gram, the county agent will serve crude rubber in the Orient now --•
as chairman of the board. Other held by the United Nations could Fears for Future
members include Jay W. Rhodes,;
of the county agricultural commit-
tee; William E. Thompson, a mem-
ber of the state arm labor
committee; A1 Shipley u the cep-
resentaive of the United States
Employment Service; and Steve
Robinson, representing the county
board.
Seek High School Youths
Edward Jorgense assistant to
the county agent on farm labor,
today disclosed that a meeting of
Racine and Kenosha county high
school principals, coaches and other
school authorities will be held on
May 12 to consider a state-wide
program of the Wisconsin Inter-
scholastic Athletic Association for
the development of a pool of farm
worker from the rosters of high
school si'udenta over Wisconsin.
The Racine - Kenosha county
meeting will be held at the Racine
Park high school at 2 p. m. on the
afternoon of May 12.
P. F. Nevcrman, secretary of the
W LA.A., in a letter to all prin-
cipals and coaches of the state, had
disclosed the nature of the meet.
ing. He indicated that the coopera-
tion of school authorities in the de-
velopment of a youth labor pool
for farms is an essential to the
maintained production of food-
stuffs. At the meeting the plans
for special appeals will be out-
lined for school authorities.
be increased.. Too much American
oline is made available to civil-
lans in North America.'
" '6. The United States has con-
structed huge airfields all over the
world at tremendous cost to our
people. The use of some of these
fields in the future may be just as
essential to our security as battle-
ships or divisions. We have no post,
war rights of access to these fields
outside the Western Hemisphere at
the present time. These rights of
access are also indispensable to vi-
tally important growth of commer-
cial aviation.'
" '7. The need for parity n inter-
national communications is stressed
in every theater. Equality in these
cable and wireless communications
Chicago (IP) P. O. Wilson,
general manager of the National
Live Stock Producers association,
today said that government regu-
lations have forced an oversupply
of meat for the moment "which
can only be followed by severe
shortages."
In a statement to the press, Wil-
son said "past actions by the OPA
and the WFA, and the crisis that
has been brought by such actions,
has made this drastic move neces-
sary. OPA has availed itself of
possibly the only out that is avail-
able to them. They could not per-
mit meat to spoil while denyin
the public free access to available
supplies."
.o00d _,o b.. ob
to consideration and possible re-
](ALLOUSE5
verse lend-lease.'
"Tbe above conclusions again
involve a matter concerning the Oecter, sbMd ..
expenditure of lend-lease funds.
Once more the Congress and the
country is on notice of matters i
concerning the administration of
lend-lease and its effect upon our
own national interest. A reading of
the full report contains more
specific charges and should be read
by every citizen.
"When the present bill was be-
fore the committee, hearings were
held and ten or eleven witnesses
were called to testify. All of the
testimony was favorable; not one
Commenting on the coming Ra-
cine-Kenosha county session, .]'or- NEW kind of
gensen declared that the local "-
school authorities have accorded
full cooperation in the develop-
ment of a program to secure stu-
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' KENOSHA EVENING NEWS d tPage Nine
Hopes f ' J ' ' lair Blows Snarl "]blue work ahirts and trouumn&
Russsans Say Nan work, were Warren Saunders, 30, and
" =. =o hav;I w"'ce Davy, =.
ISp,esFI00d Towns I "''
l II I '1 / s been badly disrtld by galtage
L• and bombin¢ He described the:
rnrlr0mlse L. o,o- .- gallr0aas In -.oo
n ve nooses me wwns oz .u;z Jrer. I Bulgarian ports and r a i 1 w a y
AreGone
(Continued from Psgs One)
mental•el in the past 24 hours have
broadcast werning to the popula-
tions of Axis Europe that they must
be prepared for heavy simultaneous
blows from the west, and
I ,,to Indid
Dl00=ur. in • broad- 10It
cast, acknowledged that the Allies
""" *" Cafe Operator
west and said that "certain factors
are extremely favorable to the
Anglo-AmericanL"
00='lWestern Eur0pe " =, new=°' San agency, Biscay .ebastlan said --an yedrd&lr uI, the Sp-- Rmm[Im in It
IJ,bon dbpatch.
The Tm dispatch reported that
many reeantly arrival 'ourist#'
were in fact German airmen dss-
tined for service on secret sir.
dames on the Iberian peninsula.
"No doubt the enemy will attempt
to carry out encircling operations
Vichy id an Allied at-
tack appeared imminent in Italy.
"In any ease, Allied preparations
appear to be concluded and the re-
vival of Allied raids against cen-
ters of the communcation system
in Italy can be taken for • general
softening up preceding In attack in
the very near future," Vlchy said.
London (P) -- New Allied
offensive operations in the Mediter-
ranean in conjunction with the an-
ticipated invasion of western
Europe were forecast today by the
Germans, who were reported rein-
forcing their deensos on the Dal-
matian coast to meet a possible
thrust into the Balkan.
In a broadcast from Berlin, •
German military commentator de-
clared that large movements of
A/Lied troops and supplies observed
in southern Italy "indicate the two
i armies (Fifth and Eighth) intend
to launch a fresh attack."
The Germans intimated they ex-
pected this attack to coincide with
Gem Dwight D. Eisenhower's in-
vasion assault from the west and
a renewal of the Russian drive
from the east.
Gen. Veledit, a member of the
military mission sent to London by
Marshal Joslp Broz (Tit•) of the
Yugoslav partisans, said the Ger-
mans in his homeland "are fright-
ened of an Allied invasion from
Italy and have diverted four
their 14 divisions in Yugoslavia
to guard the DaLmatian coast line."
Keep Close Liaison
San Franckco -- IU. -- The San
Francisco county grand jury voted
Last night to indict George Hal-
man, 49, care opetor, on counta
of murder in eonueotion with the
New Amsterdam hotel fire which
killed 22 persons March 22.
Flashing through the three-stol
frame building in San Francis•o's
"South-of-Market" skld-row dis-
trice, the midnight fire trapped
many of the New Amsterdam's oc-
cupants in their rooms.
Holrnan was arrested when John
D. Franklin revealed he had sold
the cae operator a five-gallon can
of gasoline two days before the
fire. Capt. Bernard McDonald o
the police department said Holman
could give no skitsfactory explana-
tion for the purchase.
There are about six animals to
each square mile in the national for.
eats of the United St•teL
(Coah=ol flora P41 •as)
which now lm bean bombed five
nights in a row.
Oclal announcements last night
said Am/ean and ldttsh ak
fleet based in ]dtaln and Italy
easily utabUshed a rueord during
April bY scattarln a total of 99,0
tons of bomb on their ehemn ta
gets in Germany and occupied t
ritortu.
American Kler -hot down a to-i
tel of 1,282 German plan in earn-
bat and U. S. ghtar pflot e-
roborated by cameras, elahned de-,
struction of 450 on e ground.
By United ]Prm I
The British spokesman declared]
flatly that the Germans, faced with,I
the possibility o an Allied lava- I
sion almost at any hour, have onlyl
these alternatives: To keep thetr
reserves at dangeroualy-remoto
points more than 100 miles inland
from the threatened coast, or to re-
inforce their coastal garrisons im-
mediately, thereby running the
risk of suffering great casualties.
The spokesman said his analysis
of the German communications
system was based on reliable in-
formation received by the ministry
---presumably from the French un-
dcrgrouncL
Sabotage by French and Belgian
patriots also has helped paralyze
towns don the BulDrlan.Turkish
frontior are choked with war me.
terh that cannot be moved be
ca of the lack of ndlroad trams-
lm isle
He mm-ted Umt the Oq-mans
ao are €onhxmted with a critical
shortqe M trained Llwaymen in-i
aide the Re/oh s= well as in the
occupied eountrl.
8htCe the bning of 1944, he
said, 40,000 German reilwaymen
have been INmt into France and
Belgium to mpplmmnt the 10,000
Geemans ahu operatm tra
in tho are
Seek Two Milwaukeeans
Who Escaped From Prison
Madison, W u -- (US0 -- Authori-
ti today were Narching for two
Milwaukee men who escaped rom
the state prison flun at Oregon last
Tuday night
Ths men, both drd in rion
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out of tho food . , e--you must dllest
it p,'perly. But w-t m pooplo don't
Imowls that Nature must produce sbout
two pinll of the digestive juice--liver
bfl-ach day to help digest your food.
If Nature fails, your food mayremain un-
lie =our and heavy within you.
Thus, it is admplo to see that one wsy t
aid €llon i to lncree tho flow ef
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thoumds--often in M little as thirty
• inures. When bile flow increases, your
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and uipm.nt .re being sent |, r I_
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the west, Nazi broadcasters stflli| Pat • F-- .. 1L
are filling the European sir with[[
unsupported guesses and theorieslll C. Mn J00ll
as well u high-flown "interpreta- | Ms, -
tions" for their own people. In
One German commentator, Ltl| P*'|#IM tmfi at o sa• Une k.., ys home M""'-im--'---lr
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the Allies had certain advantesll • dP -F''_
--including "wide traic lanes of|ll
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