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Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
Mpenfranter, 8lntbeteber,
INNER friid at baben i'm
SOnrnaI @iro, 71O-6te Str, N.@

oes @ouberneurs am unteren 8roao=
man fabren, aber Der i6li6te Wann
I6lug oieie @brung aus, es por-
5ie5eno nit Dem @ouberneur 5l=
iammen oie fur5e Strede @egs gu
Sub gu geben. 9rei Gage puroen
Cam geraitet.
@m 80. Mpril, 1889, INN 8lanft
Elm ubr trat George @aibington in
'einer bIallen @eneralsuniform nit
gelben Mufi9l1gen Dor ser .Seoeral
Saa" auf Der u@aa Street", mo
iebt iein ebernes Stanobilo itebt,
auf cine bon einem 8aloa6in be-
i6attete Ylatform uno oanfte Ben
Subelrufen Der p%eriammelten gu
idauer nit einem itummen @ruBe.
8orber bate er einem fur5en Got
tesoienit in Der nod beitebenoen ct.
Balls Stride am unteren 8roao-
man beigepobnt.
&an5ler 2ipingiton in i6tpar5em
Salar perlas ben Mntrittseio. Der
General ipra9 i'm langiam uno
oeutli9 nod, am S6luiie NIT Der
re9ten Sanb aiif Der 8ibel b%in5ufii-
geno: so belle mir @ottl"
Ser &an5ler manote ii6 an Die
Wenge uno rief: Sang lebe George
@aibington, 8rdiioent Der 8ereinig-
ten Staaten." 9as @olf brad in err
neuten Subel aus. Ser neue HrGii-
bent oanfte mieoer NIT itummem
0iden uno 5og fid iofort in Die in-
neren @emd6er Der s6eoeral 9aa"
5uriid.
Nun fonnte Die eigentli6e Negie-
rungsgei9i6te Der neuen 8ereinig-
ten Staaten beginner.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
9entidfrennblider SDlbat Maple
Dpr &~riegsgeridt

Sinter oeri6loiienen 9iiren be.
gam Dorige ISOLDE CUR Sort 2eapen-
NORTH in &anias ole &riegsgeriGts-
perbanolung gegen ben Soloaten
Gale $. Wtaple, Der bei9uloiet miro,
5pei oelltl6en &riegsgefangenen CUR
6luft perbolfen gu baben.
Ser % Sabre alte Maple Itammt
aus Wiooleton in &booe Sslano,
bat in Der Sarparo "llniperlitGt iht-
oiert uno ipri6t gut 9eutf6. gr
befano fi6 auf @a1fommanoo i'm
Eager Sale bon Colorado. gs miro
ibm 5lr 2ait gelegt ben So. uno 81.
&riegsartifel DerleBt gu baben, mas
nit Sanoesnerrat uno Oelertieren
pergleid6ar lit. Cine lleberfiibrung
in ieoem 6aae fonnte Die Sooes-
Itrafe na6 ii6 5ieben.
Maple puroe NIT ben beioen Sc.
fangenen-oem 32-iGbrigen Seinrid
Gifiaus uno Dem "a Sabre alien
Grbaro S9mi6tenberg-in Merifo
perbaftet. 9ie @efangenen puroen
nad Sort 2eabennortb sebradt.
Ser 4gent 9. 81. 8rDce pom Bum
oesfabnonngsoienit iagte aus, oaB
@aple CUR 3eit ieiner 9erbaftung
5uga6, er ipmpatbiiiere nit ben
Oeuti6en.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
GntI@eiO iiber pa5ifiitiide Sebeufen

8as Nep yorfer 8unoes- Rreis.
appeageri6t enti6ieo neuli6, oaB
elm neutrality-suspicious. our &lai-
fifi3ierung ais ACKNOWLEDGMENT
gerer aus @epiiiensgriinoen", gu oe-
men aud ubumanitdre @~rtpGgungen"
8ablen, gang glei6, Oh Ser 8etref-
fenoe elmer @ottbeit, ODER ii6erna-
tiirli6en @epalt li9 perpfli6tet
glaubt," bere6tigt lit.
0amit tpuroe elm Gntl6eio oes
8unoesgeri6tes i'm peitli6en 8e5irt
oeS Staates Seem gorf umgeitoBen,
oas Dem Matroien 6reoerid Il. gfeel
bel Der 5lotte einen &abeas Corpus
gefebl ~beripeigert batte, INN aus Dem
@efpabriam ieines borgeiebten Diff
5iers befreit 5u peroen.
Steel bate erflart, ver CLAUDE,
es iei ni6t ri6tig, am &riege tell
5lnebmen", uno er lei gu oieler @n-
iidt %gefommen," our6 Stuoium oes
&rieges 1914-18, ieiner l1ria9en
uno 6olgen; our9 elm Stuoium ser
europaii6en uno ameritaniiden @e-
l6i6te; ourd 2ebren leines 8aters
uno our6 Bidder, in Der Sauptia6e,
D2abels" bon q. Samilton Gibbs
uno Die 8ortrdge oes &ep. Sobn
Sapnes Solmes, baltptid9li9 ourd
DSbe llnfnofpn Soloier Speafs".
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
@erseltang iuegen Der Sinridtnng
Hndets

Ser 5enoer gidp gab neuli9 be-
fannt, oaB bort als 8ergeltung fir
Die Sinri6tung Bierre 8u6eus uno
Die 8erurteilung anoerer &oaa6ora-
teure our6 oas 6ran5oiiide Natio.
nalfomitee in @lgier, iiber 500 Ser
panote, Sreunoe uno Anb1nger bon
0e@auaiiten berbaftet moroen iino.
Berionen, Die in Dem Bro5eB cine
&oae ipielten, tparen: @eneralmaior
Yierre @eiB, Staatsantpalt; Marc
&ueart, elm Witglieo Der beratenoen
Understanding, melder gegen
Sudden ausiagte; Sacques 9llcloS,
Siibrer Ser &ommuniiten, uno SUI
"iti5fommiiiar 5rancois Dementbou.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
Gin idjwerer 8ani@

Gin 8epobner 8rpn Mamrs in
8enniplbanien berlieB Inn 5 l1br
friib cine @eieaidaft BON feu9t-
frobliden 6reunoen, flopfte an oas
Cor ieiner bermeintli6en 8eball-
iung-uno puroe bon elmer S9rot-
ialbe 81 8ooen geitredt.
@ls er etli6e Stunoen fpater inn
Spital mie0er 81 8etpuBtfein fam-
er mar nrr lei6t berlebt-erfubr er,
oaB er als elm @inbreder galt. @ie
iid berausitelte, mar er ni6t nur
gum faliden Saus gegangen ion-
bern befano fi6 iogar in Der rfal-
i6en Staot". sd batte nur elm
8aar S6lud getrunfen", iagte er.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
Ser StaatsbrO5ek gegen
amgebli9e Mnfmiegler
Nmfbebnns Ser SerbanSlunsen Der.
seblid Derlamst

Ser groBe bieiige &e9ierungspro-
3eB gegen 30 Mmerifaner, sic Der
Aufmiegelung un0 nerrGterii6er
8eri6m0rung be3i6tigt Iino, 5iebt
ii6 INNER mebr in bic 2dnge. @enn
Die @erbanolungen ni6t nieoer9e.
l6logen ODER aufgeboben peroen,
mie bon mebreren 8erteioigern be-
antragt moroen lit, oiirfte ii6 Ger
8ro5eB mebrere Wonate lang bin-
5ieben.
Mntpalt 2augblin, elmer Ser Ser
ttioiger bat ii6 in einem o~ffenen
S6reiben brett an Sen @r1Iioenten
~gerpanot nit Dem @riu6en, ben gan-
gen %Sro3eB nieoer5ui6laeen Inn Of
fentli6es Mergernis au bermeioen
@noere @erteioieer wanoten iiH an
Die boberen iuriitii6en Snitun5en.
2aurence Dennis berlangte amSerem
&idter
S1riftlteler 2aprence Dennis,
elmer Der Angeflagten, ser ieine
eigene 8erteioigung iibernommen
Bot. erfl1rte i'm @eri1t, fem Bro-
5eB Ioate ni1t nbor einem &i1ter
ltattfinoen, Der elm SEEM Dealer lit
ODER 5uminoelt ben &rf bot"
Serr Dennis erfl1rte, oils er por-
i6lug, oaB Der Bro3eB gegen Die
% M1nner uno 5pei 6rauen, (oie
bon Der &egierun9 6ei6uloigt mer-
ben, ii6 Deri6uoren 3u baben, Iuf-
niegelung unter ben Streitfr1ften
berbei3ufiibren), Dor einem anoeren
&idter a6gebalten peroe, er made
ieinen @ntrag neil Die &lage gegen
ibn ullo Die Mnoeren I'M @runoe ge=
nommen auf nSobperrot~ Inlte.
@iele NmipGrter fir @eIduOremen-
bienit iinb 6enOmmem
Neue @ei9porenenanip1rter auf
elmer 5peiten 2iite tpuroen oieie $50
DIE oufgerufen. 9ie erite, ben @n-
mdrtern auf oieier 2iite geitelte
6rage oiSptalifi5ierte 10 piele, oaB
cine meitere 8er3ogerung oes 8ro-
3eiies ii9er gu iein i9eint.
8on ben 81 8erionen, auf Der
2ilte erfldrten 45, iie bitten iiber
ben Saa gegen Die 80 &ngeflagten
geleien uno ii9 bereits Anii9ten ge-
6ilOet, Die unur our6 8emeiie be-
leitigt meroen fonnten.~ sic muir
Sen bonn @ei6morenenoienit enti9ul-
oigt. Se63ebn batten Die Srage
no9 ni9t beantportet, als @ertag-
mug Der 9erban0lung erfolgte. @no.
li6 gelang es, 12 @ei9morene, mo-
runter 3 Srauen, 81 b~ereioigen, oof
mogen einige 0erfelben nod aus.
i6eioen.
@ae 20 9erionen auf Ser eriter
elite bon @ei9morenenfanoioaten
paren bon &i6ter @opnro 6. Cider
i'm 9iItriftgeri9t 81 8eginn oel
5tpeiten 8ro3eBmo1e enti6uloig1
tporoen, neil Der Staots- Silfson-
malt o.. Sobn &oege in Der lester
ISOLDE offentli9 @rfldrungen abge.
ge6en bate, Die 8orurteile entbiel.
ten.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
@iab 8nrSbarOt i9rieb
aus Der 0%efangeml9aft
S6ilbermmg Ses 3ebens in einem
Offi5ierslaser

Ser amerifanif1e 2eutnant @iut
8urgbarot aus SEEM gorf, emit Sfi.
lauflebrer an ser uniberiit1t Dor
Montona fiel am "a. MGr5 letter
Sabres BEL @l @uettar in Noroafri.
ia in oeuti9e @efangenldaft. 81
oiente BEL elmer Tanf5erltorerabtei
lung uno prroe gefangen als Ell
eben oaran mar, cine borgei9obene
&aoio- Standardization on6ulegen.
Seitoem bat fem Batter in Seen
gorf mebrere 8riefe BON ibm erbal-
ten, Die lesten aus Dem 0ffi5iers-
gefangenenlager ga in 9euti9lmo
Sn ieinem neueIten 8rief l6riet
WiQD:
8iibnenanffibrun9en
sd modte iiber meme perlon-
liden @rlebniHe binpeggeben un6
lieber iiber oas 2eben i'm Eager
beri9ten. 9ie Sarptquele ser I'm
terbaltung lino 8iibnenauf fiibrun-
gen uno-ieoen 5neiten Mbeno-
8ortrGge. ueber elm Spitem BON
2autipre9ern miro tGgli9 oie bette
fldiiiide uno San8muiif geipielt.
@ir oiirfen ltol8 iein auf unler Ell
genes Srdeiter fir Gang uno floi-
iii6e Muiif, oas Bob &anfin, elm
S6itler oes Suiaiaro-& 6 nierbatori-
ums, oirigiert.
r9as Brogramm Ser ~biloettoen
8ortr6ge entipridt allen 8eoiirf-
niiien, Oanf ser @enfer Stltoenten-
SilfsgeieGidnft. 9ie ngoung Mens
Gbriitian Aiiociation~ iorgt oafiir,
0aB mir immer genrg 8iider,
Sportausriiltungen uip. baben. 9as
&ote &reu5 boIbrfngt cine geraoe3u
pbantaftii6e 2eiftung bei Ser Ser
mittlung bon 2ebensmittelpafeten
uno 8oft. Die &riegsgefongenen-
bilfe bat piele Bafete gei9ift.
SpDrtbetGtigmng
nWebrere Gage in Der ISOLDE
oiirfen mir unter @brenmort uno
begleitet bon einem 6iibrer alisge-
ben. Sc nod Der Sabres5eit neb-
men mir tell an Softbaa-, 8asfet-
bali, 8aominton- ooer SelobodeD-
Spielen uno @islaufen. @egenm1r-
tig unterri9te ib meme &ameraoen
gruppenmeiie i'm @islaufen auf Ell
mem fleinen Gei6 a~uBerbalb Oes 2a-
gers. Dreimal mo9entli6 finoen
@~ottesoienite itatt."
Sn einem friiberen Brief beridtei
8urgbarot, er lei iebt lebr piel nit
S6reiben bei11ftigt uno peroe Der.
Iuden, Elm 2ebrbud iiber @inter-
iport beraus5uge6en nit neuen SSr.
formationen uno elmer 5iemli9 neli.
en- Wetbooe fir Notwithstanding
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
TimlanO i6eut bOr
&apitnlatiOn Snraf
@nIiide ScOingnmgcm oendJt linn
rSelbftmOrO"

Mnorei S. @iibinsfp, Ser Somiet-
a~uBeufommiiar, gab in Mosfml be-
fannt, ooB Die repioierten @affen.
itialtonosbeoingungen Der Somiets
bon Der finnii1en &egierung abge-
lebnt muroen uno bob Die 8erban0-
lltngen oamit abgel6loilen leien.
@ertreter ser &e1ten in Slim.
lano, an beren Spite Minilterpraii-
Dent @omin 2infomes Itebt, iino Der
anlidt, ooB 9euti6lanb ben &rieg
nod ni6t oerloren bot.
Sinniide N~mffainng
acknowledgment lit Die @nii6t
oes einfluBrei6en f%onierbatipen
9lods in Ser finnii6en &egierung:
SIS beitebt INNER nod Die MSg-
lidfeit, oaB 6innlano ben &rieg
nidt oerlieren miro, ielblt menn es
i'm ni6t geWinnt-mit anoeren
-@orten, Der &f mag nit einem
&ompromiB enoen."
@uf oieier &nii9t fuBeno perii-
6ert Die finnii6e Grippe; u0euti6-
lanos militGrii6e Stdrfe lit utge-
bro6en; feline 8orrGte iino immer
nod gut; linn iteben itarfe Streit-
frGfte CUR 8erfiigitng; feline 9urd-
baltefraft lit gut; u1o I'M 8olfe un0
in Der Mrmee berri6t uneri6iittert
Der @laube an ben Sieg 9eutid-
lambs.
DMan muB oarots i6lieBen, 0aB
Die 3cit 3uguniten Sinnlanos arbei-
tet. @s gibt immer nod mebrere
MoJli6feiten, oaB oas 2anb erfolg-
reid aus oem &riege ~berborgebt,
aber renn es iett Die Nerpen per-
Iiert uno in Eooesangit einen uu-
ebrenbaften SelbItmoro begebt
Damn miro Die 3ufl1nft ni9ts @ei-
ieres 81 bieten baben.
&nklan6 mag einlcnfem
u&apitulation unter ben iebt ge-
6otenen 8eoingungen lit Selblt-
moro. 6ortfiibrung oes &rieges
mag Siegesausli6ten bringen. 9ie
giinitiglte 8eit fir 8innlano, aus
Dem &riege als5ul9eioen, mag Der
@ugen6lid iein, an Dem oie 9eiit-
i6en, nm cine abiolute Nieoerlage
ab5utDenoen, einen Separatfrieoen
nit &uBlano beriu1en.
0@enn &uBlano getpiiIe Yunfte
an Der OItfront erreibt bat, miro
es 5u ieinem 8orteil fem NIT
0euti6lano Srieoen gu i6lieBen."
@erban6lnngen iuaren n~nfreipillig
9ie fonierDatipen finnii6en Ser
treter %erfldren, bob Die S%rieoensfra-
ge nibt nauf Snitiatibe Sinnlanos
aufgenommen tpuroe, ionoern auf
0rud Der 8eltmddte uno S6pe-
oens bin, neil oieie 2dnoer aage-
mein in elmer belieren Gage iein
miiroen, menn 6innlano aus Dem
&riege altsi6eioen iolte."
AnttaBt1e 0es 8affen1ttultaftoes
1nratlid
@u6 in SppoiitiOnsfreiien Sinn-
lambs berri6t Die @nli6t Dor, oaB
cine Mnnabme Der lebten ruiiii9en
6rieoensbeoingungen u6innlano in
elmer unbaltbaren Gage lailen mir
De. lleberoies Diiroe es elm 5ebler
iein, !ebt Srieoen gu i6lieBen, menn
giinitiee @enoerungen in Der inter
~nationalen Gage in europa in Der
3ufanft eintreten miiroen."
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
Gmpfeblsa Sic nniere 8mdbruderei

nii9en @ren5e. @uBeroem iin6 Inn
ale Seitungen Sta6elorabtberbmie
geipannt unb midtige 8erfebrs5en-
tren in Ben groBen Stdoten oes Sn-
nern befeitigt mor6en.
Sranfreid in 0Gbrnns
Eauienoe BON 5ran8oien fino elm
ge5ogen Doroen, UNI ON Der 8efeiti-
gung bon Baris 81 arbeiten. SIN
.@0lfii9en 8eobadter" puroe often
5ugegeben: rSn Sranfrei9 beitebi
fem Mangel an 2eltten, bic mil
@offmng muf Snbaiion marten."
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
Sic Gbineiem in
mibli9er Gage
Gbengiiengebiet i'm n6r6liGen SUnan
tuirO iiberrannt

Sir Die 6inefii6en Sruppen i'm
Gbengliengebiet oes n0r0li9en so.
nan lit ser 5lu6tforrioor ourf mei-
tere iapanii6e @rfolge faIt g1n3lid
geiperrt, uno in Ben fort0auernoen
&dmpfen erleioen Die 8erteioiger
idmere @erlrlte, pie BON 6ineiiI6er
Settle nerli6 mitgeteilt tpuroe. Su
@bengiien ielblt, emit cine &reu3una
Ser 9ungbai- uno 8eiping-Sanfal
8abnen, mltroe Die Gage ais I'm.
flar" be3ei6net. 2estbin bieb eS,
Dab blutige &Gmpfe in oen @or.
orten I'M @ange lin6. Sn einem
1ineiiI6en 8eri6t mltroe altSge-
fiibrt, oaB bic Sapaner mebr aIs
10000 Mann in ole Offeniibe elm
geiett ba6en uno upeitere anfom-
men,"
9Oppelter @OrmariG Der Snpuner
9ie iiineite feinoli6e @efobr emit
ltano oltr6 einen iapanii6en 8or-
marid peitlid bon Miblien, % Mei-
len iiioneitli6 bon Gbengiien, uno
einem iiioli9en &ormari9 anoerer
Gruppen BON Siingpang, 18 Meilen
tpeltli6 bon Gbengiien, Bis ailf eineil
neun Meilen n0rolif bon Mibiien
gelegenen Buntt, io0aB Ser 6lu6t-
forrioor fir Die @bineien cine me-
ientli6e 8erengerung %erfabren bat.
@egenangreifenoe Gbineien tote
ten iiiolid bon SltnDang 500 Sapa-
ner uno rie6en cine artiaerie-
8atterie auf. &u6 Sabo, iedS Mei-
len meltli9 bon Weibiien, tpuroe an
ge9riffen, uno i1tpere Sample toben
bort. Siiomeitlih bon Miblien miro
in Dem 40 MeiIen entfernten Sim
6eng-abi6nitt gefdmpft.
Gbineiide 3usiige abeeidnitten
8rot i6tperer &1mpfe fonnten Die
Sapaner audi Die Sperre ql1er iiber
Die 2ungbai-8abn % Meilen peit=
lid bon Gbengiien, felt in ibrem 8e-
lib balten.
Sier fat oie feinoli6e Steaung
Die 0oppelte 8irfung, bob iie einem
epentueaen 6ineiii6en Sludtforri.
Dor na6 @eiten a6i9neioet uno oas
&erani6affen 6ineiii6er 8erItarfun-
gen aus 0itli6er &i6tung Oerbinoert
Sieiige MnSlegnng
Bon maBgebenoer Seite biel
muroe Die neue iapanii9e Often.
iipe gegen oie noro9ineiii6e Staol
@bengiien oabin ausgelegt, 6aB fl
Elm groBangelegter S9af3ug lit
China aus Dem &riege berolls5u
i6lagen uno Die amerifanii6er
Bomber bon 9inelii9en Slugfeloern
bon oenen iie oas eigentli6e Sapar
brett beoroben f0nnten, ab3uI6nei
ben.
Der lmitano, Der bier bic meiIt,
8eiorgnis erregt, lit, oaB oiesma
Die Sapaner gum erlten Male in gro
Der Starfe ben @elben Stub iiber
I6reiten fonnten, na6oem Die Gbi
neien i'm Sabre 1889 Die Decide &c
iprengt uno ben Strom mad 8eiter
abgelenft batten, INN ben iapanii6el
8ormari6 a~uf5ubalten, mas oamal;
au6 gelang. Seitoem mar De-
Strom fir Die Sapaner Die @ren5
in oieiem Srontabi6nitt.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
Gin seriebener ansler

Snoem iemano einen langen
Stod nit &augummi oaran, ooer
einem langen Safeny benuste, angel
tie er iid aus Dem Si6erbeitsgetpolbe
oes @eri6tsbauies in 8boenir Gitp
in @labama &ationierungs=& upons
fir 10000 Yfuno 3uder nlo 10000
@aaonen @aiolin beraus.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28

-@enn sic Sbr Snus. M06eI
ODER gIutomobiI berfi9ern tpolerL
t~eIepbonieren sic bite ON Germ 8.
o. @infler, Rational 1883.
Evening star., 1944-10-06
Big Vote Is Needed
10 Win, Truman Says
By the Associated press.

By the Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-Senator Tru-
man, President Roosevelt's running
mate, followed the Chief Executive
on regiona, radio network last
night, stating that all polls show
Mr.. Roosevelt would win II vote
were taken in the homes today.
But votes aren't counted in the
home" he said. "They are counted
in the voting booth. This places
tremendous responsibility on us
Democrats.
Here we have the people Of this
country delivering what amounts to
mandate. They have demon
strated through the polls their dis
tinct preference for a Democratic
administration. They know they
need 1t In order to win this war IS
quickly as possible and in order to
secure the peace that will follow"
Senator Truman, here for the
World Series. said: I'VE need q big
vote to win" and lit will be up to
us to deliver that big vote. The Re-
publicans aren't going to help us.
You know as well as I do where
they stand on the question Of the
vote. They want to keep it small
AS small as possible. They don't
60 around urging people. to vote.
They know what big vote would
do to their chances"
Evening star., 1944-10-06
Wi|Ikie Being Treated
For Throat Infection

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Wendell L.
Willkie is suffering from a severe
throat infection and a slight con-
sestion of the lungs" his physician
said today, adding that a throat
specialist and heart specialist had
been called into consultation.
The 1910 Republican presidential
candidate entered a New York hos
pital September 6 for a physical
checkup and rest.
Mr.. Wilkes temperature, his ply
siciap said, was high yesterday but
he responded to treatment this
moHling and is much better today"
Mrs. Wilkie said at her home this
morning that "last night we were
very much concerned about him. He
had been doing just beautifully until
he suffered this infection. We are
feeling much better about his condi-
TIN this morning"
Evening star., 1944-10-06

|eo0notnic cristg ~ are fighting cur
way through the hfttseest of IN
wars-aad our hxhting lnen and
women our plain. everyday citizens
have = right TO enjoy the fruits
|uf victory. 81,
Of'course, all Of us who have sons
on active service overseas want to
have our boys come home ct the
earliest possible moment consistent
with out national safety. And they
Will come home and be returned to
civilian life at the earliest possible
moment consistent with our national
safety.
The record Is clear on this matter
and dates back many months.
Bills to provide national pro-
gram for demohiliz< ton and post
war adjustment were introduced by
Senator George and Senator Murray
last February.
Cites LegisIatisn.
This legislation, since May 20.
1914, contained the following pro-.
vision: The War and Navy De-
partments shall not retain persons
In the armed forces for the purpose
Of preventing unemployment or
awaiting opportunities for employ
ment."
This provision was approved by
the War Department and by this
administration.
On June IL the director Of war
mobilization, Justice Byrnes, made q
public statement in behalf OF this
bill. He said: @Our fighting men
are entitled to FIRST consideration
In any plan Of rehabilitation. Their
orderly release at the earliest pos
sible moment consistent with the
effective prosecution OF the war has
ever been the primary consideration
Of both the President and the joint
chiefs OF staff"
On September 6 the War De-
partment issued its plan for speedy
demobilizaton, based upon the
wishes Of the soldiers themselves.
The George bill has been passed
by the Congress, signed by me and
is now the law.
That law is there, for all Ameri-
cans to read-and you do not need
legal training to understand it.
1t seems pity that i.ckless
words. based on unauthoi itatiye
sources, should be used to iiislead
and to weaken the morale Of our
men on the fighting fronts md the
members OF their familiey here at
home.
!. Ending Of Controls.
When our enemies are finally de-
feated, We all want to see an end at
the earliest practicable moment to-
wartime restrictions and wartime
controls.
Strict provisions for the ending
Evening star., 1944-10-06
Roosevelt on ALP, Liberal
Party Ballots In New York
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 6-The
names Of President Roosevelt and
Senator Truman viii appear on New
York's ballot as candidates of the
American Labor and Liberal parties.
Efforts to bar the names Of the
Democratic presidential and vice
presidential choices as nominees Of
the ALP and Liberal party ended
Yesterday when the States highest
tribunal-the Court Of Appeals-re-
fused an appeal from lower court
rulings.
Herman r. Greene, attorney for
former Democratic Representative
John J. O'Connor Of New York CITY
and Walter J. Flanagan OF Brook
lyn, who began the action, said no
further legal steps were In sight.
Mr.. O'Conr1or and Mr.. Flanagan
contended the Roosevelt-Trl1marl
nominations should have been made
BY convention. whereas the Alp
nominated by State COMMITTEES
meeting and tlfe Liberal party 81
petition.
Evening star., 1944-10-06
Bricker in Wisconsin
Makes Bid for State S
Il Electoral Votes
By the Associated Press.


MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. 6.-Gov.
John w. Bricker of Ohio was to
come to Milwaukee today to speak
before meetings of war workers and
Republican party members in his
campaign for the vice presidency.
First on his program was a con-
ference with Republican leaders
who were to report on prospects of
winning Wisconsins IL electoral
votes.
In the afternoon Gov. Bricker was
scheduled to appear at West Allis
Park before employees of the Allis-
Chalmers plant and other factories
in the vicinity. Tonight he was slated
to address meeting in the munici-
pal auditorium.
Gov. Bricker, speaking in Rock
Island, Ill, last night declared that
the entire field of Federal handling
|of labor relations must be resur-
veyed in the interest OF orderly busi-
ness, justice and humanity"
He said that the 1941 report of a
congressional committee which in
veStigated administration of the
National Labor Relations Act con-
tanned findings which are deeply
shocking"
The committee, he added, found
that the New Deal board tNational
Labor Relations Board was unfair
and biased in its conduct, its deci-
sions and its interpretations Of the
law. 1t was grossly partisan In It's
attitude toward certain labor unions.
and most deplorably biased in its
relations to employers and employees.
Board members we're guilty of rad
ical tendencies and entirely lacked
judicial temperament"
On the platform with him in the
tri-cities area of Rock Island and
Moline, ILL.,. and Davenport, Iowa.
were Cows. Dwight H. Green of Illi-
nois and Bourke B. Hickenlooper of
Iowa.
Earlier in a press conference as he
toured Iowa Gov. Bricker asserted
that the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration, as it exists, should
be abolished, but that the "con-
structive features" of farm legisla-
ton adopted since 1892 should be re-
tanned.
Evening star., 1944-10-06
Hannegan Declares Dewey
Echoes Roosevelt Policies
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Democratic
Chairman Robert E. Hannegan last
night said Gov. Thomas E. Dewey,
Republican presidential nominee,
echoes the acts and policies OF the
Roosevelt administration as II they
were his own marvellous discoveries
and explains how much better he
would administer them. 2
He likewise shoots on coruscatinR
promises. disregarding the possibil-
ity Of fulfilling them" Mr.. Hanne-
gan continued. In his recent speech
from Albany. he outlined q brill
liant program OF tax reduction. He
said he would ut out taxes lii
the lower brack(A, reduce those Ia
Evening star., 1944-10-06

the middle brackets and take care
likewise Of the higher income folks"
Declaring that the first principle"
OF the Republican administration
always has been "coddling the trusts
and other aggregations OF great
wealth with the inevitable result of
a heavier burden on the rest of u.s."
the Democratic chairman con-
cluded:
"Messrs. Dewey and Bricker are
lavish with promises but there is
no more likelihood of the delivery of
the goods they offer than there
was in the days when we heard
about chicken in every pot and
two automobiles in the garage"