Show ' — i ' ti 4e A i ' ISunday MornIng ' I Tihird Term Nears Test In Wisconsin 1) I 1 i: 1) Backs President ' Itefoimcd K C I t – ' ' '' t t ) - Faction's Gird Fo'r Primary c 1 -- ' t ' The third term question and a choice betweeni Thomas E Dewey and Senator Arthur II Vanden- berg confront Wisconsin citizens In next Tuesday's balloting on delegates to the major party nominatconventions ing For those voting In the Demo- eratic primary the third term issue Is clear-cu- t and may be met In two ways—by recording a preference for President Roosevelt or Vice President Garner and by voting for delegate candidates pledged to one or the other The presidential preference vote rnerely Is advisory in no way binding on the state's 24 delegates Stress Point The Garner campaigners stress the point that a voce for their delegate ticket wout he an antitbird term deelaration t hii Literature expounding theory was distributed so widely that Republican leaders recently took note of it by urging their followers to avoid the Democratic fight and vote in their own primary Factional strife resulting In presentation of rival slates of ' ' ' ''' - ' 1 - ' 1 (-- p )i L" I P 3 J I ' II adherents One group dorsed Wants Senator Sehararta Roosevelt to run gain Roosevelt Kills Rivals' Hopes Coloradan Says I (Continued From rage One) in- dele- y is known as the "Democratic Party Organization of Wisconsin" ticket Pledge Support The D P 0 W candidates are pledged to support Mr Roosevelt's choice of a successor should he refuse to run They question their opponents' loyalty to the president hut the latter maintain that men tion of Postmaster General Farley In their slogan is merely com- 1 1 r I t 1 I r f :)0 41- 31 i I A vL ' I t1 ! 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e II (A II — A CHICAGO March 30 huge vote in the Illinois irimary elections was forecast Saturday by political prophets in both major n onotois1144 OfNIAt - p N Cat March 30 MI— of the presidential candidacy of Vice President John eee N Garner launched their Ca lam- It LULLIM nia campaign here Saturday with V R Wallace Jr ISILIAil Sn n1“thi oiIU : t A1111 "1 al unite " nail declaring President Roosevelt will na1 Inea mallea tim161 act ol Minn S initt not run for a third term '"1:ilo bo":n7u1:: "II found a unanimous opinion Alt4tra'Wrlonrihi'intip (SI 1 Ilu tiwohtti leaders both Si uS "sr in oine0:11''11"1' mrstIth Pinnein II I ainn"Lngashington and New iork" 'L11— 1 a : Wallace told meeting of Carner : backers "that Mr Roosevelt does PORTABLE TYPEWRITE i not want to be and wilt not be t a candidate for the presidency" FRESNO Supporters I 1 Meet on Coast 1 :- jimi 8N Record Illinois Vote Looms A Z st': ' 1 - A A 1 -- 4 e ‘ ' N - v 1 I II - ' r meanwhile wan camDewey paigning in WiVOTISM for that states presidential preference priHe arranged mary next Tuesday nine train stops In a busy day of ) I c------- It lapels to emphasize: "Make it a clean sweep" The Robertson forces Indorsed 0100 per cent" by James Fender gest nephew and heir apparent of Boss Tom charge that the long dormant Republican party is using the fusion movement to ''enter the city ball by a side door" They warn that defeat for their ticket in this stronghold of Missouri democracy might drop the state from the Democratic column next November tion" v ok4 ' candidates counters that the opporemained silently Inactive and that during that clean-u- p Stark certainly is no friend of PenThe fusionists wear dergast miniature brooms on their coat "You sise the sorry Spec t a cl e Tom Dewey the glamour boy from New York City becoming the number one rabble rouser of the na- ) i -- - : - - '' ' ' - felt from the lips of a man who ts being considered seriously as a candidate for preaident "Tilts peddler of political poison parties If maximum predictions are indirectly challenges the honesty borne out approximately 29009o0 and Integrity of the president of citizens—a record primary turnthe United States out—will cast ballots a week from Calls Him Rabble Rouser next Tuesday & 1 t 5 - ' ' ki---- sition in Dam Quiz r ' Seats at Stale Tuesday those same citizens numbering more than 200000 in the registratiop books will choose between a ticket labeled "Demo- cratic" and another labeled "fusionist" All eight council seats the mayor's office and two municipal Judgeships are at stake The Democrats headed for ernor Shares w fr - mayor by navel Robertson attorney and active worker in the Rev Burris Jenkins' famed Community church claim their ticket is "uncontrolled and uncontrollable" acclaim" The fusionists led by an attorDuring the day another wesJohn B Gage also a Demo-- ney Senator Schwartz (D) crat for ternner mayor reply that the Wyoming declared he favored a Robertson slate really is a machinr ticket because the committee which'‘' third term for the president Schwartz previously silent on selected It was appointed by John execuMadden Democratic the third term issue told reporters tive chairman and county attorpetsonal that "In view of conditions through- ney for Pendergast out the world I think it highly advisable that the president remain Charge Inaction at the helm" The Robertson group contends The Wyoming senator made plain the clean-uno longer is an issue his belief however that there were and that credit for it must go to other candidates fitted for the Democrats such as Governor Lloyd presidency who could be called on C Stark and U S District Attorif Mr Roosevelt refused to run ney Maurice Milligan The Gage slate consisting of six again Democratic and five Republican Supports Farley OKLAHOMA CM' March (INSt—Governor Leon C Phillips who is fighting the federal government over damages incident to the filling of the Grand river dam reservoir took a personal hand in collection of evidence Saturday He was touring the reservoir area interviewing and ovmers and others The governor is under a teniponuy restraining order of U S district court forbidding him to use state troops or state courts to stop filling the lake He demands $800- OM damages from the government While thp governor toured the area the Grand river dam authority wise called to meet ip Vinitajt was said the session was routine only '''''"N -- - la '?------- - 3 rn— - - PI All Council In Boston meanwhile former Governor James M Curley one of Mr Roosevelt's earliest supporters in Massachusetts declared his support for the presidential candidacy of James A Farley Curley asserted that Farley more than any other individual enjoyed the confidence of Democrats The round of political speechmaking this week end included a declaration by Senator Lucas (D) Unsuccessful in inducing Vanden- Illinois that Thomas E Dewey has berg to make a personal appear- become "the number one rabble-rousance the Michigan senator's camof the nation" paigners make much of his refusal Assails Dewey to leave Washington while congress is In session here they deSpeaking before a Philadelphia clare is a man who won't permit Young Democrats' meeting Lucas the chance of personal glory to recalled Dewey's recent charge swerve him from duty that the a dm inist rat ion had demonstrated a fundamental lack of integrity and a cynical disregard for CON principles of common honesty The senator added: "These utterances constitute the most brazen piece of effrontery and campaign buffoonery that ever :10 I - ' p plimentary Each side charges the other with splitting the president's strength and with secretly desiring nomination of Farley or Paul V McNutt In the Vandenberg and Dewey Republican camps the rivalry likewise is keen but not so bitter The Dewey workers strategy Is to raise the cry that activity of their opponents is directed at stopping the New York district attorney Dewey Climaxing his drive toured the populous areas of the state Friday and Saturday deliv ering a major speech in Milwaukee a ' ' Tuesday No matter which side wins a big turnover is Inevitable at the 30- story city hall on which Boss Tom Pendergast's Democratic machine clamped a headlock in 1926 The Pendergast council including his wheelhorse Charley Clark who has held one office or another at the city hall nearly a quarter of a century was voted out In Feb- ruary at a special election Aroused citizens forced that election on the machine after Pendergast his police director and his gambling lug collector were sent to federal prison for failure to list their full profits on income tax blanks would is led by National CommitC E Broughton The other gz!es" teeman : the "officially Roosevelt-Farle- '') I A '"'a- -- ' -- i' 4 1 '' i '''' ' I I March 30 (A'— This scandal-rocke- d city which within a year has seen Its longtime political'tpss sent to prison 20000000-a-yea- r Its gambling shops closed and its $12000000-- k year narcotic ring smashed will elect a new council and mayor have grown In public esteem with the months per"However the president haps with the noblest of Intentions has stymied Democracy's most dependable sounding board the primaries and he has harpooned and torpedoed other candidates for the presidency until now on the very eve of the election the majority Roosevelt-pledged candidates com- party is marking time floundering plicates matters for the president's in confusion and trailing in public I '' I KANSAS CITY March 30 (P) — MILWAUKEE - 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