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Show ii' Double Talk Wallace Charges Speech Text Changed If Monday, October ,30, 1944 Salt Lake City, Utah Laid To Dewey Disaster Seen Page S Roosevelt - - Dewey Wins Continued From Page 1 barbed political address he deBy Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) Sidlivered to tens of thousands of ' A revision in the original text of Republican Presidential chairman of the Hillman, ney shouting Chicagoans in Soldier Nominee Thomas E. Deweys Seattle speech, in. which he menNational Citizens Political ' AcField Saturday night tioned the fair employment practices committee, became a topic tion .Committee, said today we There the1 president chided in the political campaign today. believe we will have a national Republican orators for conSpeaking in Chicago yestercatastrophe If Governor Dewey ducting what he termed a me too Wallace is, elected. then laid day, Vice President campaign t double down a postwar economic goal "If Thomas E. Dewey enters charged Dewey with talk" on the question. He said the White House," Hillman told of 60,000,000 productive joba that full texts of in a nation freed of wartime Dewey s a National Press .Club lunchcontrols over wages, prices and speech, as printed in the Memeon, it Will mean an industrial overand depression, disastrously phis, Tenn., production. He foresaw easier in the St. Petersburg, business taxes to spur IndusFla., shadowing 1931 and 1932. trial development and promTimes,, showed that Dewey had Asserting we believe the war listed the FEPC as one bureau would be prolonged if the Reised that the veteran': of this which had smothered our lawar can grow apples on their publicans win the Nov. 7 elecbor relations." own farms instead of having to New tion, he added that the Both newspapers said sell apples on street corners. that York governor has 'nothing in their front page news stories of his background that would qualThe whole economic outline, he said, will give the Republican Deweys speech carried the govify him as coltimander-inchie- f. orators more opportunities to ernors statement urging perHillman read off to the newsmanent establishment of the papermen a in what he termed say me too FEPC. the strangest campaign 1 have roster and challenged any- Wallace said the speech, as ever seen. one to find one who ever has printed in Chicago, New York-an- d associated with - Communist acRepublican speakers, he said, St. Louis, quoted Dewey These famous words typify the spirit of American dispatches from the Pacific WE MET THE ENEMY AND THEY ARE OURS say in effect ju6ty this: Those tivities." as saying we shall establish , table of Jap losses in incompetent bunglers in Wash-4ngtThe NCPAC leade: said he since the Jap Jiavy was roundly defeated In the Philippines The above illustration is a quick upto-dat- e the fair employment practices have passed a lot of eg- -' never had met Earl Browder, trikes committee as a permanent "American Communist Meader. cellent laws about social securi-- function authorized by law." ty and labor and farm relief and and added"my record for 35 Paul Lockwood, secretary to soil conservation and many othhas been against CommunJapan has lost a total of 40 Dewey, replied in Albany that years Musk-Oxe- n ers and we promise if elected ism. Mr. Wallace' is a little balmier warships sunk or damaged, innotto change any-o- f them,- He said he had asked for an than usual." U. S. Government From Greenland And they go on to say: These cluding 10 carriers and five batHerd to appear before' By opportunity What Governor Dewey said 711011 tleships in these previous great In- Dies House the committee sh a 1 reWe Coral-Se- ar on the radio was Two adult bulls and two tows have built the greatest military -- Pacific, engagements tion for restocking the northland pasture at College, Alaska, near J. Francis activKelly By vestlgating A couf4 -- of them were liberated on Nunivak in machine the world has - ever May 18, 1942; Midway, June 6, establish the FEPC as a perities but that the committee shaggy Fairbanks. This with the manent function authorized by WASHINGTON (AP) 15 Nov. of which is fighting its way died accidental 1942; Guadalcanal, injuries and 1935 not had withim as a called were found known, This 1942," and first battle of the Phil- law, " Lockwood said. to victory; and, if you elect us, two were eaten by bears, but be- - to be and when they $40,000 haired brutes. is to report that your ness because they do not dare of the the rest, s the what prospering, exactly Republican we promise not to change that fore long the herd began to' be herd was Then it go in touch with ippine Sea, June 19, 1944. is doing fine. face us, in the open. held of musk-oxe- n brought to the island eitner. the " American submarines spotted platform pledges, while lished by cahcs musk-o- x repl: A Dies subcommittee a in puncher summer next Norwegian the Aleuts, Guarded by frftndly and attacked 28 or 29 warships Democratic party platform did report- - made public who was Island of Nunivak selected J. yesterday Lund, the berd which By'thename headed toward the Philippines not dare to mention the subsaid the NCPAC represents the as the best available site for Two Sotdiers Hanged imported and installed on Nuni-,va- k grabbed up his lariat and went 90,000 from Singapore for this second ject. Mr. Wallace can hardly Communists supreme bid for the because oxen, hold Sea reestablishing a in few In the any Island over Republican Greenland. to Carof responsiBering battle the Philippines. .PARIS (AP) Two Ameri power in the United States and is flourishing and mutiplying, ble for what is printed in Flograss is available and can soldiers, convicted by courts Bypassed In Pacific sufficient days, by yimminy, Lund lasrier and laidbased planes bombthat with the CIO no are there rida musk-ox large P. predatory to newspapers." 34 them and Young, soed put martial of rape, wre hanged reStanley ed and strafed them as they split SYDNEY, Australia, (AP) Action Committee, also according animals The Fish and WildReporters who accompunied-fUoliiic- al senior biologist of the Flshnd in whale boats. By into two flotillas and threaded cently in France the army anis headed s Gen. Sir Hillman, Servw-hepeThomas attemptlife to by said the recalled that Blarneyorigeventually Wildlife Service. 1930, the- animals were nounced today. They were" Prithrough the- - narrow. Philippines Dewey be able to restock sections on vates James C. ing to gain control of a major Fora long, long while Alaska shipped out for Alaska by way tonight that 90,000 disciplined the B. Saunders, Poca-le- t, Straits and into a douole trap in inal text issued by James immeHillman party. execupolitical the Alaskan mainland when the Hagertv. governors and its neighboring islands had of New Jersey and Seattle, Japanese roops remain bypass--e- d S C., and Roy W. Anderson, eastern Philippines. a labeled the diately tive the report included herd increases sufficiently. assistant, been clean' out of musk-oxeAnother force, nearly as large, 'in the South Pacific islands munching American hay with Jeffersonville, If. General Eifalsehood FEPC among criticized agenMeanwhile, Young says, the senhower reviewed and confirmbut in 1930 the government de- every evidence of satisfaction. speeding down from Japan was cies Later, to his the in from New Wewak Press. Guinea .to natives are happy to have their ed the speech asked that cided to do something about it To acclimate them, the beasts detected by a scouting plane. the text be Hagerty judgments. corrected to elimi- Club today, Hillman agreed to and a $40,000 appropria- - w,-- - turned loose in a 7500 acre the Solomons inand warned tfiat ancestral herd back wijh them. Combined U. S carrier forces nate the FEPC passed answer--o-n the record from the list any complacency anticipation of The United "Theyd as soon think of shootpurchased raced north to intercept, caught and to insert the statement the end of the Pacific war had ing one of their children as they the -- Territory -States, questions asked by newspaper- urgof - Alaska from the Japanese by surprise 200 been too apparent. establishment of men. musk-oa ing permanent would he said. 1867 in Russia for $7,200,000. miles north of the Philippines. the Asked his version of the clear agency. Carrier planes led in knocking with Sidney The St. Petersburg Times tory everything Will Fight Ten Years , Says Leader out this task group as U. S. warcommented that the that gained circulation after the today ships closed to within close gun Democratic national convention. LONDON (INS) German Commander BenFEPC is a political hot potarange, then wheeled and raced to. Negroes and foreign-bor- n Hillman said it was untrue" Nazi naval cadets in Denmark that The German der told END-OF-MONT- H south to aid in the rout of the voters in cities love because nobody ever cleared navy will arrange for Adolf Hitler to escape by submarine other enemy naval force- - off the the FEPC, nqrthern conat me" with southWhile many the, anything when final defeat comes, according to Stockholm dispatches Philippines. The-erners abhor it. Times vention. reaching London today. Infantry and tank troops drivHillman said Dewey and his staff . . . "Everyone knows, If it should one day really happen that our fuehrer ing through the rain and mud of must plead guilty to one of told a reporter, that the comthe Philippines broke up all ormust leave Germany, it would be with the German navy three alibis for their Seattle mittee made no investigation. ganized resistance in Leyte Valwhich knows the world s oceans and has somersault: bases and 1. It was a deliberate ley which MacArthur said for trick in the remotest seas, Bender was quoted as places hiding Russ Iran all practical purposes is ours. Accuse r to show that Dewey was against saying. Japanese garrisons were wiped the FEPC in the south, and by Nazi Of commander declared that the German The naval Premier out along 212 miles of the coastDisloyalty changing the text at the last would fight for 10 years more, gathered round our. line extending from Carigara in minute Dewey could be for the navy MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet rtions-ofG. tqAheSQUtherntip of- iyg wsag e nc vTa srTrTa"rsp a'tch' Panaon Island in the south. The newspapers in the north. e, Declaring that Germany was preparing a new secret 'rom Teheran quoted Sergei lower third of Leyte Island was 2. Dewey and his staff were Russian vice commissar weapon for use against the United States, Bender declared: conquered by guerrillas and the ignorant of the importance oi of foreign affairs, as accusing When the time comes for it to be used, we 21st infantry regiment On adthe FEPC until it was called Premier Mohammed Saed of Iran a decisive role. We shall dramatically show the will play to their attention after releasing of being disloyal and unfriendly jacent Samar, MacArthur anland of unlimited opportunity what German inventive genius nounced the small garrisons the text of the Seattle speech. to the Soviet Union for blockcan create. are helpless and can be destroy"3. Dewey and his staff are ing an oil concession to Russia ed at will. just plain inefficient. in northern Iran Schools and churches were on Leyte and Samar for the first time since the Nippohere a big clear-awa- y nese overran the islands two a and half years ago. fall of -- Press-Scimit- ar -- i on FriendlyAleuts Guard Doing Well In Lonely Nunivak Isle Transported d, t Japanese -- n, yt,-Aft- er Nazi Navy Ready To Rescue Hitler x, U-Bo- at FASHION " - ...... th-b.- EPC-in-home-ed OP Kav-aradz- It's SAVE AT THE ORIGINAL UTAH Japanese Edge Closer To Kweilin CHUNGKING (AP) Japanese troops edged still closer over the week end to Kweilin last formidable Chinese stronghold In the enemy drive to split China the Chinese high command announced last night. Fighting on the outer defenses of the city gained in intensity as Japanese forces struck along the Hunan-Kwang- si railway toward Lingchwan. 13 miles north of Kweilin, and pressed ahead east of Kweilin to a point only 10 miles from the city. 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