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A The sign up following periods ofgovernmental of ofgovernmental ofgovernmental governmental collapse and revlvlfi revivifi revlvlfication revivification reviviflcation cation was the signal tor for demon demonstraUons demonstrations demonstrations straUons strations over the entire country countrycreated countrycreated countrycreated created and given its autonomy aft after after after er World War I by the Treaty of ofVersa ofVersa ofVersa Versa liesSerbs IlesSerbs lies Iles liesSerbs Serbs Cloats Croats joined in the out outburst outburst outburst burst and there were parades paradesthrough paradesthrough paradesthrough through Belgrade with young fellows fellowsC"urYll1g fellowscxrryrng fellowsc-irrying fellowsc irrying C"urYll1g CurYll1g cxrryrng " - what Whdt American and British11 BritishIt Britishfl British It fl gs they thf'Y thfY ' could find " vocally "ocally ocally andIdly and andI 1 Idly I dly cnticiz cntlclz criticiz ng the government for forfullI1g forfailing fortailing fullI1g failing , the public in its hour of i r eedTI eed eedTI cedTl TI ii n two d'1Ys d1Ys drys d ' ys after the signing ofII ofU of ofII II U i t e . 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( . ) ) siderably slderably Inclined to blame Iaboxleaders labor Iabox laborleaders laborleaders leaders rather than management for fol forthe folthe torthe the enormous increase In strikesThe strikesThe strikes strikesThe The present strike held in ln its grip grrl gripmore grrlmore gripmore forI I more than a billion bllhon in war orders ordersincludIng ordersincluding ordersincluding includIng a large percentage tor fox torhome foxhome forhome home defense Police nightstickiclubbed nightsticks nightsticki nightsticksclubbed nightsticksclubbed clubbed the strikers strlkers into lnto submission submisslor submissionat submissiona , a at t the outset permitting non strlk atrik strlkers atrikera strlkcrs ers era entrance through picket lines linesbut linesbut linesbut but it was evident that this was only onlythe onlythe onlythe the start of a widespread labormovement labor labormovement labormovement movement to fish for higher wages wagesthrough wagesthrough wagesthrough through the m ment of public pubhc ne necesslty necessity necesslty necessltyChief cesslty cessity cessltyChief cessityChief Chief lack of o1 sympathy with this thisattItude thisattitude thisattitude attItude was seen in the ranks of ofrelatives ofrelatives ofrelatives relatives and friends of those taken takenIn takenin takenin In the selective selechve service These ladsmost lads ladsmost ladsmost most of them working for $21 21 $ a amonth amonth amonth month and to fo d and clothing In Un Unde Uncle Uncle de cle Sam s un I f rm cm were resentful resentfulof , of labor striking tor ror for ncre\ses ncre ses ncrcises ncrc ' \ ses from from50 50 to 75 cents an hour as at the theHarvill theHarvill theHarvill Harvill plantThey plantThey plant plantThey theI I They sa d s in m letters leHus letlrs ( h n c e and andpuents andparents andpirents puents parents al aid and d fr LI u a is j n ft nil nil1 1 I 1I a ( -1 1 - thusl thuslastilally thuslastically thusastlcally ! astilally astically r 11 1 II tt tie I a " pr test M y COli con COligrLss congressten congr congrss gressten grLss < -ss ss - i 1 en a d scnal l.nat lnat srnat . rs rep rted re recelvmg recetving receiving celvmg cetving such letters a d telegr.1ms telegr1ms telegrams telegr.1msPolls telegramsPolls telegramsPolls . Polls show showt-d showt d showed - d i \ ubi ubl c < ; sentiment entlment al at alm atm aim m st uTinim 0linrm u 1'lnlm 1lnlm ' us aga nst such suchstr suchstr suchsir str kes and blaming bldmmg largely the la Ia labor Iabor labor bor leaders rather than the plant plantowners plantowners plantowners plantownersThe owners ownersThe The new national me mediat medial lat n board boardheaded boardheaded boardheaded headed by Dr Dykstra just moved movedto to it from selective service seemed seemedto to have the Bethlehem str sir ke as the thefirst thefirst thefirst first pitched int tot i ) its lap an ani j i what whatIt whatit whatIt It would do with this situation challenged chal challenged challenged lenged publ pub ! c attention from the out outset outset outset set . This board moved swiftly In Inthe inthe inthe the Allis Chalmers strike at Mil Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee waukee which has been beeD holding up upmuch upmuch upmuch much defe defence defense ! > e rearmament It or ordered ordered ordered dered the company to summon Its its7 7800 7 800 force back to work Immedi Immediately immediately immediately immediatelyChief ately atelyChief Chief pub indlgna indignation tlon over the thestrikes thestrikes thestrikes strikes was directed at C I 0 or organlzatlons organlzatlons organlzations ganlzatlons with Congressman Dies Diesclalmlng Diesclaiming Diesclaiming clalmlng claiming that the labor troubles troublescould troublescould troublescould could be traced directly to Reds RedsThis RedsThis RedsThis This also was the public focus after afterW afterWilliam afterWilliam William W llam Green head of the A F of ofL ofL ofL L organizations disclaimed any anyantldefense anyantidefense anyanti-defense anyanti defense antl-defense antl defense anti-defense anti - - attempts and proved It Itby itby itby by sending hia his men through C I 0 0picket 0picket 0picket picket lines in one instanceWILLKIE instance instanceWILLKIEKeeps WILLKIE WILLKIE- - - . WILLKIE-Keeps WILLKIE Keeps WILLKIEKeeps Keep Keeps Hand InWendell In InWendell Wendell Willkle Willkie Wilikie avowedly keeping keepinghis keepinghis keepinghis his eye on tbe the next presidential race racewas racewas racewas was keeping himself before the pub pub- pubUc public - . lic Uc tic by making a personal goodw1ll goodwill goodw1lltour goodwilltour goodwilltour tour of CanadaHe CanadaHe Canada CanadaHe He was greeted with wild enthusl enthusi enthuslBsm enthusiasm enthusiasm Bsm asm in Toronto and in Montreal , , hisfirst his hisfirst hisfirst first two stopsIn stopsIn stops stopsIn In the first he appealed for al1 all al1American allAmerican allAmerican American ships naval and mer merchant merThant merchant chant Thant t r f r Bnta Brita n that can be bespared beipared bespared spared ipared and that means giving givingunt givingmt givingunt unt mt . 1 I l it hurtsThis hurtsThis hurls hurts hurlsThis This remark was cheered to the theecho theecho theecho echo In Moi MOl treal treat the next day dayhe dayie dayhe dayI I ) he ie wa was 5 showered with ticker tape tapear tapeai ar rr d given a tr u nohal nphal entry into tapeI the thety thec I c tyI tyII ty II I i t M iy i r tr tit tr < < il II it his theme v . was as slml simi simi1 slmlI simiI I I ir H a lit . , sad sa d dC ( C ( ' ' t \ e o Hnt BrIt Bnl I in n sh ps a l \ nt 1 1 I the a rII r II ( 1 s strirt start t.HttorI1J1ndR\eHrtr t.HttorI1J1ndReHrtr t.HttorI1J1ndR tHttorI1J1ndR eHrtr t.HttorI1J1ndReHrtrI . to r 11 and g to \ e Hr Br is ' } rI r 1 I ( ir r r ty i r the I t > r Ihcr ther th r fc b 6 od by byI byH byH I 1\ 1 \ 1tier H tier t > \ r re < " n the I'lt Ilt tit ' . v.dy vdy way . . outl outHesiii out . i iHe l ' Hesiii He Ill ' si q d f I iller ill III cr er er'I1 r 11 'I1 I1 ' s s < ; I t I t s t wheth r tl tI tlsp l e . eit ( -sp sp - d it ( I t r I r t se p < ; sy y t n o cn cnitr c cit ' ) itr 1) 1 II ) r 1 I f cite c ( ' tl II ( < . t 1 tIt t it I t ( ( ] la a l c1 c1eli 1I 1i 1 1Vltll I |