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The Political Mill
Wisconsin Primary Election Returns Indicate
Republican Swing Continuing in Stote

present Senator La Toilette has
made during his Is years In the
Senate.
Senator La Toilette and the
Progressive party Of which he is
the recognized leader have so far
made no statement regarding their
support for presidential candidates.
The party's platform convention is
to be held within the next 10 days,
and it is expected the Progressive
party and Senator La Toilette will
take stand then on the presidency.
This was the case in 1886, when the
Progressives came out for the re-
election of President Roosevelt. In
1882, Senator La Toilette supported
President Roosevelt, too. The Pro-
greSsive party was not organized in
Wisconsin until later. The general
impression is that the Progressives
will again give their support to the
President. 1t is inconceivable they
would turn to Willkie, the Republic
can nominee. Failing to indorse
Roosevelt, the party would leave its
members free to vote as they choose
in the presidential election.
The New Dealers are taking salts
faction from the defeat of former
Representative O'Connor, who
sought to stage comeback in New
York's 10th congressional district,
located in New York City. Mr..
O'Connor, who was "purged" in
1888 because of his opposition to
President Roosevelt and his New
Deal. entered both the Republican
and Democratic primaries on Tues
day as a candidate for his old seat
in the House. He lost both nomina-
tons Having been defeated in 1888,
this was an expected outcome.
Last of Primaries Held.
Tuesday saw the last of the pri-
mary elections this year, with the
voters in Wisconsin, Massachusetts,
and New York taking part. In
Massachusetts Senator Walsh was
renominated on the Democratic
ticket without opposition. He will
be opposed by Henry Parkman, a
former State Senator and former
corporation counsel for the city of
Boston. Senator Walsh has been
considered unbeatable In the past
he has the support of a considerable
number of Republican and inde-
pendent voters as well as of the
Democrats. Apparently former Gov.
Curley, who has been antagonistic
to Walsh in the past. has been paci-
fled with election to be Democratic
national committeeman for Massa-
ChusettS, and he did not seek nomi-
nation for any office in the Tuesday
primary.
Republican Gov. Saltonstau, re-
nominated without opposition, will
be faced by Democratic Attorney
General Paul A. Dever, who won in
bitter partisan battle against former
1t. Gov. Francis E. Kelley. in the
Massachusetts, gubernatorial race.
The Republican victory in the
Maine elections, more impressive
than any since the Hoover landslide
in 1923. and the Republican gains
made in various sections of the
country, including Ohio, during the
present year cannot be waved aside
as immaterial in considering the
probable outcome of the presidential
race in November. President Roose-
velt's personal following is strong,
although it has fallen off. What Mr..
Willkie does on the stump in the
next six weeks is likely to encourage
his followers. who have been inclined
to become discouraged during the
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This could have been done without
much trouble. There are some 300
900 native troops trained by French
army officers throughout that COL
ony. Some of these troops, like the
Anamites, are first class fighters.
Moreover, there are $4,000 white
troops-colonia infantry (the equiv
alent Of our marines and Foreign
Legionnaires. This combined force
an excellent staff, could resist any
attempt of the Japanese to Law
hands on Indo-China. Furthermore,
the Chinese indicated they could
come to the assistance of the French
in Asia in the event they decided
to fight the japanese.
The French are lacking In avi-
alton badly. They have the men
to man the planes but lack the
machines. The mission came to the
United States. despite the express
orders Of the Vichy government not
to resist the Japanese, to try to pur-
chase airplanes in this country. In
the meantime the governor general
of Indo-China was fencing with the
japanese, yielding on a few points
when the situation became acute
and raising other unexpected OBJ
jections when he thought that his
mission in the United States would
be able to purchase the planes.
This Oriental pickering has been so
far successful. But now it looks as
if the governor would be compelled
TO yield.
For technical reasons and also be-
cause every bomber or pursuit plane
which can be spared must be sent
to England, the French, who wanted
to establish a Japanese-free Indo-
China, have to give up. They are
doing SO regretfully and point out
that in the months to come the
British and the United States Gov
ernment will realize what a tragic
mistake has been made when they
refused to let them have the needed
planes. 1t is true that for the time
being it appears more important for
Great Britain to obtain every avail
able plane to oppose the German
onslaught. But the time will come.
say the French, when both coun-
tries will deeply regret the fact
that they have permitted japan
that is to say. state closely bound
TO the axis-to settle down in Indo-
China.
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Govern Tor the q. Gould Lincoln.
Democratic gubernatorial nominal
ton. Mr.. McGovern, when he was
chief executive of the State, was
progressive Republican.
The Wisconsin result, as did the
recent primary elections in Mime
sofa. indicates very decided shift
away from the Roosevelt New Deal
"a shift which began in 1888 in
both these States, which have been
considered the most progressive po-
litically in the Union.
Taken in connection with the
strong opposition which has de-
veloped in the American Labor
party in New York against third
term for President Roosevelt, the
voting in Wisconsin and Minnesota
may have considerable significance.
The American Labor party appar-
emily has determined to go on record
officially for Roosevelt third
term-but by a narrow margin.
The American Labor party came
into being in New York in 1886,
about the same time as Labor's
Non-Partisan League Both at that
time were recognized as adjuncts to
the Roosevelt campaign for re-elec-
ton. The very fact that today a
large number of the members of the
American Labor party are against
reelection of the President is in
dicative of the shift in sentiment
away from the New Deal President.
Senator La Toilette was re-
nominated by the Progressive party
in Wisconsin without opposition.
Against him the Republicans have
named Fred H. Claussen. a manu-
facturer. and the Democrats James
E. Finnigan, who has belonged to
the anti-New Deal Democratic fac
ton in the State. In the past, the
ProgressiveS and the Democrats
have succeeded in winning polit-
ical victories by combining against
the Republicans Today it looks,
however, as though even such a
combination might be ineffective.
for the Republicans are polling more
votes than the total cast for Pro-
gressive and Democratic candidates
Large La Toilette Following.
Senator La Toilette has a large
personal following in Wisconsin and
this may carry him through to VIC
tory in the November election. The
La Toilette tradition, which has held
strong in the Badger State for more
than 40 years, beginning with the
distinguished Senator Robert M. La
Toilette senior, who was first Gov
ernor of his State and then for years
a member Of the Senate. cannot be
discounted. Particularly is this true
in the light of the record which the
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the funds French diplomats other countries Nor
operation with 10 added will
refused release funds French officials
probably will
and legations in South America although not elsewhere
allowed French tapped
bills
delivered and supply funds for French nationals
living this country And since informed officials
of time until the Nazis completely take
Morgenthaut policy hardly criticized
by NorthA American Nevsp Anance nc)
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The Capital Parade
French Appeal to U. S. for Food Supplies
Deferred to Avoid Diplomatic Complications

When the new French Ambassador CASTOR recently
there credited
would ask for food from this country for stricken
appeal either
mnt And high officials informed there will be no broad
appeal
The Ambassador reported
this country such William But
would serve probably only
diplomatic relations with
ing to NIT the blockade for humanitarian
clear 10 conndnts such Bu possibility
exists that the supplies would fall
posed to program.
M Henry said that
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Round TobIe on Relief

Senator Taft of Ohio. Federal
Works Administrator John Car
mody, Representative Taber of
New York and Mayor Maury
Maverick of San Antonio, Tex, will
join in round table discussion OF
relief administration Sunday over
the American Forum of the Air
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Whisng they fanese marvs of sciencbosSom
IKE flowers Now the smoke rolls upward Now that p falls
And
nose spks-aH
Can they be people those nyspecks which do Noh
people This was woman who her buy fish That
child who PLAYING with
they will be one with the patient earth.
Man. proud mani What account shall you render Of your steward
ship? How shall justify heritage?
w Fea1 ncD
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IN the RepuD-
lican primary ex-
ceeded materially
that in both the
Progressive and
Democratic pri-
maries. Further
more, an anti
New Deal Dem
ocrat apparent
ly has won the
Democratic SEN
d tUIl ldl nominal
tion, and anoth-
er ran neck and
n e ck against
former Gov. Nc
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The big stake that the Vchy government

IIdVe HeIu IUllB ulScUSSl0llS on tne
problem, and they are as usual in
full accord on policy.
An idea of the strict watch
which Morgenthau and the Treasury
are keeping on this huge pile of
wealth can be cleaned from the at
titude toward the expenses of the
French Embassy here. After the
Treasury froze the assets. the EN-
bassy asked for an unlimited blank
check to nav its eXpenSeS. and also
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States Senate
succeeds in get
ting a resolution
passed, revealing
the entire dip
lomatic CORE
s p o n d e n C Q
b e t W e e n t h e
U nj t e d States
and foreign gov
ernments during
1888 and 1889 or
at least the mes
sages and cable
& r a m S t h a t
passed between
Washington and
American Am
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and Bob Hoffman. rookie back from
Southern California, were guests of
honor.
1t was announced at the luncheon
that the first regular meeting of the
year would be held next Wednesday
at the Raleigh.
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of KNOWLEDGE Represented


poor they forth on rails of
Skilled workers hoist them swiftly into the womb of
them
life The insect strains then climbs sharply
clouds disappearing with the drone of bee.
the
To this the
nations devoted generations thought knowledge
institutions Behind
the the propeee heartbrak pioneering
failure Behind the set of the pilots neck lie training
action until
which carries him and the which
Labor of Thousands of Years
below him-mles of away-here
the horizon 1t cty-a community
beings build
million activiesau robe-dustman and
housewife schooteaher merchant manufacturer
Evening star., 1940-09-19
Three Redskins Attend
Ad Clubs Luncheon

The Advertising Club Of Wash
ington entertained three members
Of the Washington Redskins foot
ball team, at a luncheon in the
Raleigh Hotel yesterday.
Charley Malone, Bob McChesney
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the plight OF the SICK and the chill
dren of free France. And he Is said
to have suggested the pressing
demands for condensed milk,
medical supplies and some cloth
ing. Perhaps it is a coincidence
but this is exactly the plan that
for the past few weeks has been
under discussion between the White
House and Norman Davis, chair
man of the American Red Cross. In
the initial discussions, the odds
seemed foiy1v Co1l
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purchasing air.
planes to take
back to Saigon.
1t has now left
t h e Unit t e q
States with the
certified checks
b ut W j t h ou t
planes.
The governor
general of Indo-
China was quite
Wiling 10 dis
obey the Vichy
government and
set up a local re-
sistance against
Z
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HE opinions OF the riters page
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort to gDe all sides of questions OF interest to It's
readers although such may be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1940-09-19

While no final decision has been made there for the
recent pesslmsm the attitude
Two weeks ago Red Cross and officials thought it
might be possible the British
limited supplies for children provided there
distribution the food in free France Since the
England officials
report from France that the Germans appopang
from the unoccuped territory
The Vhy are
said to the transfer o~sppies
occupied territory Of
seized
When the Germans invaded France they began issue
unlimited quantities which, French
for the occupation redeemab
currency IN circulation Finally the French themselves
that francs be supplied directly This
legal
emphasis is farce The Bank of
by the German military command Side
military sit
the bank depoed only
the bank is controlled by Germany.
Big Stakes
The big stake that being played for by the Vhy
Germany not food to relieve the suffering
While fact generally
here total about 81 szable
600 OF American assets belonging all
conquered The Vih
of
Preside
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lull between his nomination and his
actual campaigning. The war abroad
continues to be the greatest asset
the New Dealers have in this contest.
Evening star., 1940-09-19
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

The Republican swing in Wiscon-
sin continues, if the results of the
primary election there on Tuesday
are a reliable criterion. The vote cast
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Labor of Thousands of Years

churches stand like islands in the
midst of sea of people-their
steeples pointing like fingers toward
God. accusing the man who flies
above them.
1t is good target. hard to miss.
The well-drilled arm pulls the
well-built lever and the well-trafned
mind chuckles as the well-aimed
stick" falls into the emptiness
below. His mission is completed, he
wheels and turns back toward his
Evening star., 1940-09-19
Misuse Seen
In 'Appeose'
Charges
Truth Believed
Concealed in
Diplomatic Files
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

The truth about "appeasement"
probably will not be disclosed to
the American people until some
aggressive member of the United
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This
Changing
World
Indo-Chinu Denied
U. S. Planes to
Oppose japanese
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

A French mission from Indo-
China with some sl2,0O0.OOO in GER
titled checks spent several weeks in
the United States in the hope of
Evening star., 1940-09-19

A wire-haired terrier near Nor
folk, England, killed 26o rats in one
daY.
Evening star., 1940-09-19
We, the People
Closeup Of Civilization Which Uses Toents
To Wreck Labor Of Thousands Of Years
By JAY FRANKLIN.

Man man! What with heritage
account stewardship?
Scientists laboratories probing
incredibly delicate weigh
lock the Clad
cenaton subtle brains stocked with
aahe test tube With the patience
insects they build bit BY bit which
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are wrecked. Here a fact, there
reaction, now an accident, again
correlation. Then the binding
realization that one more force
one added power of nature-had
been added to the half-god, half
ape in the goggles and white apron.
Tests are made-again and
again - sources of supply are
checked. Costly, precise machines
-glistening, whirling masses of
furnished steel-are housed and
Evening star., 1940-09-19

To them attached hundred
thunder falling
cracking copper
supported pylons
Marans-fed a
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With Your Own Money

rY gooo hat some sort OF limited program would be
eVeoped But now much doubtful that anything will be
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aein Dogma Der Stride ibien feiter
5u iteben ais oiele gr5eueniiie bon
@ebirn 1mb Se6er ser ansebli6en
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lebten @n6es nur eines betpieien
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Sd babe nur oieie 8eiipiele aus
ser iiinelten arieeseeididte beraus-
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permitteln, tpie es bic Weni6en Dor
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ober 8oben iol6e Nadri6ten -uno
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|nerbalb tpeniger Winuten Der gan5en
Welt befannt tper6en. nn6 nod ebens
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lniere sltporbern es tparen, beiBt
ebenio abbangig iein bon menidlider
l1n5uberlaiiigfeit, bon menibli6em
Mansel an Renntnis, bon meni6liher
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ter llnebrli9feit, oie nit irsen6einer
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@runbe seredtfertist miro.
Nein, BEL ndberem 3uieben mub
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Man beiebe iid 6od einmal al bie
Artifel, bie felt ariegsbeginn bon
allen mogIiben i1nb untnosli6en Mu-
toritaten geibrieben uno oft genug
tpie elm tpabrbaftiges Dogma llns 2e-
fern alfgeorungen ipnroen inbe5ng
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ODER Die S6n1de nnb Mangelbaftig-
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ooB mir gar nidt ionoerlid fortse-
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artifel idreiben, 6is ,ins bie aennt.
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oie 8eierung bes ebens nod ben 8or.
idriften bes gpangeliums bin5l1fom>
men. Rebren mir 5u @ott suriid, laBt
uns Werfe ser 8uBe berridten l,no
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@eiiung oes 81. 9aters felt Monaten
i1m 8etpabruns oes Srieoens berrid-
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Der 3ufunft elm bauerbafter Grieoe
geFinoen tper6en fnnn.
DaS Hraiioinnl Der Snger6organi-
fationen IN Der italieniihen aatboli-
den glftion for6ert IN einer Brofla-
NATION bic Mitglieoer a,lr grfiiGung
Der 8iirgepfliht ,tno gum @ebete fiir
bas 9aterlano allf. ,9or alIem mol.
len mir beten, 6arnit @ott, Der bie
@eidide Der Wenihbeit leitet, llns
nab elmer flir8en Hriifung cine lange
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berausgeitellt! Da tp1roe alles 70 fein
i1uberlid nnb iiberaeueenb (bis bic
8irflidfeit cine anoere lleber5eugnng
auf8tpang) nit 3ablen belegt, NIT
0iloern betpieIen. nit Befraftigungen
perionliben Stnbii,n,s nnb grleb-
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Neni6li6c syeblbarfeit

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frabtenoen linb Dersleidenoen Stu-
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MeuBerungen bes gbarnfters ober Der
gbarafterloiigfeit Ser Manner felt
albalten itno itll6iennldBig oar5uitel-
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groBen Drama allf Der @eltbiibne
ipiele,t. Die arme Menidbeit, Die bon
ibnen gefiibrt ober berfiibrt ooer gar
in Sic SIRE gefiibrt miro, lit baIt auf
fie angepieien. Sic iitb es aber nidt
allein, bie bas groBe 8ort fiibren unb
Iebten gnbes 10 fldgli6e Saten berpor-
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