Show - r-- - 4 - - -- ' - : ' A - - 'Vile Dalt Cnkt'Zreibunt - e - - Bain Denies 1J' $fciiiind4-- 't For Protest Against Pleding Adjourning in Entiergenqy U S to War ' - - - -- Result of Staying Will Mean :Vote's on Knotty Issues Likelyto Discomfit Oues Up for Reelection ' Senator Reads Answer to Sister's Article - J Brown Tribune Washington Correspondent - WASHINGTON 'Aug 24—Representatives and senators who the scores cried aldud in early June against an adjournment and demanded that congress rmain in sessiod throughout the Pemergency" today aie kicking themselves fir having blocked an - ad tly- rejournment which the president at that time favored by maining in Washington these lawmakers and their colleagues ) especially those who are up for reelection this fall have brought themselves face to face with several embarrassments all of which might have been avoided if congress had quit 'prior to the Republican national' convention issues face and these will Had congress adjourned in June faced With as it could have done with propri cal courageregardlessiof politiconsequences ety its members would not in ad- but the average senator and concalled be election of the vance ri gramman who one of these days 1 upon to go on record on conscrip- must vote "aye" or "nay" is gotion had they quit in June they ing to vote in the way he belleveAs s would not have been called oil to will win him the most votes at pass is'nem and a heavy tax bill home That is not necemarily the 'I withiti two months of the general way common sense courage or paelection:'had they'quitm when the triotism might point president felt they should quit Have Been Avoided they would have less explaining Could to do about their part in the delay Had congress adjourned at the tri getting the defense program time suggested by the president under way each of these perplexing issues But having insisted on remain- now before senate and house ing in sessionthey are squirming would tave been deferred until aft- over the predicament in which er election The president prob they find themselves a predica- ably would have delayed calling ment that would not have—arlsen an extra session until early No- had they adjourned when the reg- limber even to get the Optional ular work of the session plus five billion he is now asking for the first of the defense bills had expanding the defense program been enacted And had congress quit he Most would have delayed ask certainly Can't Patch Fence ing for a new tax bill until leC KarAlabat all Everyroember of the house of representatives is he has a political stake in the tax d bill and realizes as keenly ma any up for reelection this fall and of the senators Normally man in congresa the political un- they are home long before the desirability of levying new taxes i end of August looking after their just before an election But congresrhad to remain in political fence' strengthening their ' political machines and contacting session the voters But with congress in And now congress is sorry It ' ' Washington considering consetip- rayed tion taxes and more defense apMany a man who wanted to stay cannot propriations the lawmakers may be left at home after the elec- go home they must stick around tion largely by reuon of votes Washington and probably will be he hos east or will have cast mince here at least another month If the two national conventions Con they succeed In adjourning by the pus has itself alone to blame for end of September they will have the predicament In which but a month in which to make members now find themselves their campaigns and that will be tough on every man who has a r real fight ahead of hint be he sen! 1 ator or representative Wben the president at an eerly June press conference suggested that congress might well call it a day and close up shop prior to the cooyontionk there arose a vio both branches of lent clamor congreas Some felt it 'would not be wise for congress to go home when the nation faced uncertainty Opposes Lowering t because of the war others mairii Labor Standards taMed that it would be unsafe for congress to go home and leave On Defense Plea the president alone on the job they argued that congress should continua in session to check 'on NEW YORK Aug 24 UPI — the acts of the president and to Senator Robert F Wagner (D) frame and enact any legislation New York replying to "the sugmade necessary' There were other gestion that labor standards must factors be modified in the interest of nawhen the president tional defense" declared SaturAnyway heard of the reaction on Capitol day night that "long hours of labor Hill he mildly told another press to riot necessarily result in inconference that congress could re creased production of goods" main in session for all he cared Wagner outstanding advocate though he could not figure out and author of national social legi what they would do if they con- islation made his observations in So congress an interview broadcast tinued the session by the stayed merely recessing for the National Broadcasting company national conventions Be ssserted there were "four answers" to suggestions of modiGrief run Up fication of labor standards listing But when they resumed ses- them as: sions the first week in Augusti' t week "1 The original the president had found some- law in France week was a f thing for them to do He had for factories as well as for their that the first five Or six workers There is nothing In our billion dollars that had been ap- labor laws to hinder American I propriated to launch the defense factories from operatIon 24 hours program was not enough he want a day ab an increasing number t ed another five billion and sent a of our factories are In fact operatf to congress to that effect ing on three shifts message — 1 Then it was decided that if all "2 Our factories are not hint this money is tobe appropriated dered by law from a lontOr work some steps nust be taken to raise week if 1 they pay of the defense apart of the cost for overtime ! taxes meant more program that We must find and "3 There had been some mild con- give work to Unemployed gressional clamor for new taxes millions before we begin to work to help pay the cost' of defense employes overtime Five and the president called the bluff present million workers are registered in i new who were those of demanding t the U S employment offices for taxes all types of jobs including skilled if The it developed thet the laboNneeded for narional defense United States is to build thousands "4 The final answer is that of airplanes tanks antiaircraft experience here and in Great Britguns and practically double the ain proves conclusively that long size of the navy it must have men hours of labor do not necessarily to handle these new engines of war result in increased production of and defense so along come the goods During the last war the conscription bill not as an original chief of ordnance of the United proposal of the president it is true States army Made this statement: but as a neCessary means of pro- 'Industrial history proves that fair $ viding the men who are as neces- working conditions and a proper i sary for defense as are the wean- - wage scale are essential to high ens now in process of manufacture production'" or "on order" i Wagner termed "insecurity and social maladjustment" as "enemies National Good Disregarded within our and added that The lamentable thing about the "we can nogates" more afford to 'adopt now is it is that pendingIegislation polity oNappeasebeing considered not from the ment toward them than toward standpoint of the national good a potential Invading foe but latgely from the political angle With regard to arms and armament has arisen the question: Razor Blade Collection 1'Is all this necessary? How will ' these billions be spent?" As to for Defense taxes the question is: HIs it nec- Urged 11 SAVANNAH Ca Aug 24 UPI— essary to pass a tax bill just prior 1 to the election since the new taxes A new suggestion on the old prob' ' cannot be collected before next lem of what to do with used razor March at the earliest?" blades comes from Bernird M i And the debates on conscription Nelson f deal lestri He has written national defense the merits of universal seese than with what issue leaders suggesting a nation-wid- e ' as will affect each and every man movement to establish receptacles who is going before the electorate for collecting Old blades as a means i ' next November There are 'men of recovering "valuable material '7-- - in few—who have now going to waste" congress—a i I ' - one-thir- 1 Wagner Denies Need for Longer lion Fs 4 ' con-'elud- lf ' half-heart- - ot ' 1: i i0 '4 viir: : 1 l'''' rA '1-- e : " 1 i ' — WASHINGTON Aug 24 Senator Clark (ro) Missouri made public in the senate Saturdev a denial from Ambassador William C Bu !Int that he had promised France this country would enter the European war The denial took the form of a letter protesting "many misstatements" in a newspapetlarticle by the senator's sister Mrcirtenevieve Clark Thomson Similar statements had been made in the senate by some critics of the ambassador "Paul It eynaud did not become French premier until more than six months after France had gone to war upon the invasion of Poland" Bullitt wrote "Never at any time- to any French premier or anyone else did I write a letter indicating or intimating that if France went to war she would he followed in a short time by the United States" Ridicules Story ri stat4 cabinet emm: sesta ndgosr swa lad:in tuabniti as hstedc nom "It would be as imppssible the American ambassador in tn' sit in a French cabin et 1 log as for the French in Washington to sit in an nt Ca! cabinet meeting" e Bullitt also said that "I received any orders from the department to Inflow the government to Bordeaux" in d !wet to a charge that he aria after rocrnar ocoupat44 ' contrary to state department or- ' I -- dene WASHINGTON Aug 24 ' Machinery Set Ile ' i' ) -- - k le ' '''' ' - i : It s 1 i t ' ' 'To Expedite 'Registration job 14 - - 7- t:- - - ' 'e 4 e ' - ' eeeee eeeeee: defense commission this government's instructions ian-American ' ' ' 'e Monday ee - i ' - i ' N e ' 1 - I ' ' ' ' e 11 e ' ' ' -- is ' 'I I f I e - I edir a:nmti 1 :Iv ndn eel tuo :: :' : - ' fly :ernes L Strebig WASHIGTON Aug 24 On — Dabbing ink on more than 30000 " ' : ' A t Xuglist2pyl500v 7ONoil-kers:- Prepare to Count:Aliens: 5: s - ' Canad- go fa og nmv:gle 114: ''' ( dek to i Whether those Instructions eons '' 4 ' ' 'Ie 2-' ' ' ee '' ''14'' tamed hintrat the ailministration's ' ' eee e e e " e 17 rota eeeee ' 9 e' - - e" IV: 7 4:J? ee policy on transfer of old V S do )44416 e ee to ' ' ' the day after 4 e troyers to Canada or Great Brit- tee e' ' ' s ' ' ' ain or details of proposed Ameri- 't ' - " e e eee ' e '-e Donaldson acting e ' - ''' '' can lease of British naval and air i eet e ' ' i ' ' ' tromsetmanasatenry'therienngertaal ' '' ' ' e ' ' " ! ' ' bases in the western 'hemisphere '' 90'"esesseef l e owned was a seeret 'e it:: in the sPkasstwihtha' ' e ' :6 Members of the commission and keee le e'el ' stitanic ' the presidentAilmself were silent te ee e 9 e e 'out disrupting the mail service ' re ' on those Issues but there were Inee i eç ee In World war days it handled : e " 1 i ::4 t i ': “ creasing signs that establishment Ati t the regietration of million" of per ' 7 ' of Canada as a partner in an Amer- ee e ' - e ' t sons for the draft A decade and a 4 s ican cooperation might ba Jet lereeeeeor ' i half later itdistributed billions of means of ser"esini tl S aid to dollars in bonusesAo those earns left of of man the six named and Lieutenant Gen the Two Americans navy Saturday Britain persons A couple Of years later D era! Embick Stanley by President Roosevelt on the pc4manent right commandit registered about 30000000 persons Invited Lowe ing the army Fourth corps area Mayor 'for social security benefits And joint board of defense for the U S and the government concen- Sher- after that it took an unemployment LaGuardia heads the U S group Canada are CommanderForrest trated on effecting a close alliance e census that reached every mail box with the northern neighbor the In America American offensive to weld the ' Used to Big Jobs Americas into a more compact de:fensive unit was not neglected to That's why Donaldson says the the south General George C alien registration job doesn't comMarshall' chief of staff invited the pare with previous jobs loaded on the Mailmen's back although it chits!' of staff and one officer from 'e ' each of the 20 re- raises problems publicx to visit the United States The masiyofsgowe of course It not this October and see for themi alone in the registration job The not he authenticated In any exWASHINCTON Aug 24 VI- I' ' selves thet the United States not The texts Of SecretaryHopkins' justice department has the task of change of letters Feithiettleeeelttre the only tutalldngaboutpreparedneser —Secretary–Resigns but iis forging a formidable hemialiens to the post offices HARRY L HOPINKS gust 22 and President Roose1 This is the picture as outlined velt's reply follow: The president's letter of reply spheric defense team Commerce Post At the same time Secretary oe My Dear Mr President: by Earl O Harrison dated Saturday said: State Cordell Hull returning from The Tenth of May 1944 was Because of Health Dear Harry: Philadelphia lawyer who left a good vacation issued a statement reit- - an important and fateful date I have your letter of August 22 practice to become director of alien It seemed to me then that our registration and other bfficiirls and I fully understand all that crating a warning that thedan (Continued From Page One) concerned with the huge task: situation was similar to that of you say‘and much that you have get to the Americas is real The law provides that every "I feel constrained to reemphathe British before the outbreak left unsaid e and nothing else Our friendship size the view expressed 'upon my of war In the moaths preceding except members of the dipIn giving me this letter of will and must go on as always" lomatic corps and their families return from the Havana confer- that event many Englishmen beresignation it is possible only for a ence that the possibilities of danIn making public the correspond: who r3e0mdaaiyt in lieved the conflict could be avoid1' you to break the official ties that stisrecgoiunetrryby than anmust exist between us—not the ties of ence Stephen T Early White ger to the American republics are ed by concession Others thought I form and swering a real that a threat to any impose there was no immedate threat friendship that have endured so House secretary said l Louis John- - with unthe of children exception am I tant part of the Americas means from Geimanet the that defense years happily through l re- - der son of West Virginia recently lt must be fingerprinted a threat to each and all of the preparation could be delaVed accepting your resignation thereWar of to assistant a at date American nations" Hull said to secretary with safety Still tither' maintake effect signed fore Asks Detailed Data be determined later and I repeat tained that anyone who wished was considering an offer to become The questions Appeals for Unity to strengthen the defenses of thatthis resignation Is accepted undersecretary of m r c e This place of birth date and manner of evoame "The conclusion is therefore inBritain was a "war monger" only in its official sense 'j : place was recentlyi a ad by Ed- arrival relatives A occupation and The experience of Britain has In other words you may reescapable that full and adequate and ward J Noble Conecticut Republishown that where the national preparations for hemispheric sign the office—only the office— i so or bn cannot be completed too interest and security are at and nothing else Our friendcan cdlse rhttetacmrhy6tehservice bned alon ma as soon and must will I desire again to appeal stake we arejustified in making tee el i go ship a ntarespigenreatIlitfrosmectrehtea'r'ylittalef for the fullest possible measure only the most pessimistic assumAffectionately ways t in' "in whether have they cabinet" helped ROOSEVELT4 of unity on the' part of our people ptive To do otherwise is to be FRANKLIN D fluencing or furthering the political L In support of such program of deWarHown too late ate every stage to in' StiRasboanatoampnFate- activities public relations or public fense an off related foreign poll- - vite attack when lt suits the ag- -' his policy of a foreign government" gressor to face conflict half preSe terson of New York He rejected Parents or legal guardians will The United States members of pared as an ad- register for children under 14 a proffered appointment the Canadian-America- n The defense only questions at this time Harrison has that all ministrative assistant to the presi- persons 'in doubtsuggested are with regard to the character group will leave for Ottawa Sunabout their citiadPresident Roosevelt pace and magnitude of our dedent day zenship regieter j ust to be on the dressed them briefly at the White fence effort We must build Is the fifth to leave the safe side Hopkins -WASHINGTON House Saturday' after which they armaments and because of your Aug 24 0'1i before the Registration will take place at discussed their problems own foresighttnd determination The administration moved Satur- - cabinet since 'shortly first and second class post offices "The United States members met this is being done We must day to combine a potentiel 2400- - July Democratic national conven- and post offices in county seats of and hy000 kilowatts with the president" Mayor Flo- marshal our complete economic government and such additional places as ire tion Harry H Woodring t1 rello H LaGuardia of klew York droelectric power from the Co- - Charles Edison quit the war and found necessary Aliens must go to strength for the task of defense to the offices and be servlne as 'chairman said "He This means that instead of re- - lumbia river to meet prospective post register It national defense requirements in navy posts respectively making outlined hisI views on the situatreating from our social andeco fingerprinted They may not send possible for the president to name proxies and there are no fees to tion The members then went immic objectives we should push the Pacific northwest forward vigorously with a pro- A White House statement dis- - two'Republicans—Stimson for war be paid int& separate session to discuss One possible exception Is that inprocedure We will leave Sunday gram to abolish poverty from tile closed that President—Roosevelt and Colonel Frank Knox for navy firm or intapacitated persons msy for Ottawa for a rmeeting with the— land' To do less would be to and Secretary Ickes wen-e-prle be visited by postal officials in undermine our security Canadian members" paring an executive order com- Fatley Leaves Soon That you have trosolved these bining the marketing of electric Postmaster General James A: their homes or enstieutions fundamental queltions in your energy produced at the Bonneville l at the New york Has Most own mind that zou are now and Grand Coulee dams on the Farley resigned effective a priThe- great concentration of foe end of this month to accept and in nation the river Oregon its in Washington leading gigantic n business offer and Henry A vete persons is on the Athintio officials effort to defend itself—is the Interior department the seaboard Wallace agriculture particularly in New York resigned be could of peace for said the combined power guarantee School rooms will supplement post Asurestica used by national defense indua- secretaryship effectiveSeetember e for the vice presi- offices in New York and some spe- I wanted to resign last May tries to manufacture aircraft ord- 5 to campaignRoosevelt's running cial arrangement will be worked SAN FRANCISCO Aug 24 UPI because it seemed to me that you nance munitions and ships from dency as Mr I out for the Chinese population mate and the country needed the servwestern raw materials 1 —Four German aviation mechanofficials have been Indiana of Claude-Wickard Registration ics and fliers from South America ices of cabinet officers whose The White House statement said livas confirmed Friday as Wallace's told that it may be difficult to get were closely questioned by immistrength permitted vigorous and the Bonneville administration with successor C Walker of New York Chinese to go to post gration authorities Saturday when continuous assumption of the headquarters at Portland Ore New York jrank mentioned offices although the 'time trouble been hal duties required of them You inunder command of Paul J Raver they arrivedi here en route to GerSan Francisco the for others post office tetheapecchteindesien among would become the marketing agen- many aboard the United States dicated then that I should reare accustomed assignment liner Manhattan on her first run main throughout the summer in cy for both power projects ' of August 22 Hop to visiting the post offices the hope that I would completelye In the reestablished intercoastal The minimum time for regiaterpresident that the recover : my strength This passenger service made it necessary ing and fingerprinting an indliPicl war European acDies have not fully I Theater Owner ual has been estimated at 20 min- Immigration Inspector W E for the United States to therefore I feel that Walsh called the utes with an average of 80 min ee de' complished for and militarily In economically Plane Crash "routine" but it lasted sev'bral I must resign as secretary of utes or more This means that added: and fense CANOW CITY Colo:: Aug 24 the resignation to commerce The Germans were rehours postal workers will put in around these resolved have "That you (UP)—Funeral arrangements were 2000000 hours asking questions of turning to the fatherland vta 'Ja- become effective in the immediown in your made Saturday night for- - Ben P fundamental questions aliens and that if one man were pan and Siberia after a period of ate future McCormick 60 operator of the- mind:- that you are now leading to do the task working eight hours An expression of goodwill and employmentt at the Seadtka Aviato nation in its gigantic effort a day five days a week it would tion company in Bogoto Colomappreciation from me to you at aters in Colorado and New Mexico the itself—is the surest guaran- take bia 1000 years my who was killed instantly when the defend They boarded the ship at this time is unnecesssry America" for of tee peace The poet office will not be cone Panama abiding devotion and affection plane he was flying crashed at the ' cerned with rounding up noneiti "This is a vacation" said one for you and Mrs Roosevelt can- - Canon City Airport Saturday Wanted to Quit In May er acne for registration or verifying of the quartet who had been in e He maid he wanted to resign last the accuracy of the answers which South America 12 years because he believed the coun- must be given under oath May The four Guenther Katzke Having needed the services of cabinet collected the replies the post office try Franz nannHans pandkamm (I strength permitted them will officers4hose' send to the justice daily and Ewald Flesch declined to ani vigorous and continuous assump- department for filing and checkswer interviewers' questions tion of thi ealuties required of ing whether they were summoned to their" — - the fatherland because of a growHe noted that the president Files Made Ready Tribune Leased Wire But by nine o'clock the situation ing need for aviators and mechanfiled The will be by fingerprints NEW YORK' Aug 24 — Police was out of hand and a hurry call asked him to remain throughout ics was sent for help Another sergeant the summer In the hope he would the federal bureau of investigation were' called out Saturday to restore and 13 men arrived shortly but it completely recover his strength in separate files already set aside order at the Brooklyn marriage li- was a half hour before order was but he said this recovery had not Registration calls for filling out three forms One is the question d cense been "fully accomplished" bureau as established naire another a receipt ward which young men rushed to get wed lest Finally a limit of 300 couples was will be mailed to the registrant and 1' r they be conscripted for the army set and the rest were turned away the third the fingerprtnt 'card The No less than 1200 young 'couples They were told to come back an- - Good Nelos Says registrant will be required to put other day WASHINGTON: Aug 24 (UP) appeared at the bureau his right index finger on the clues sinee debate start-I- d in Men- Hopkins Foe Each At the building Saturday municipal —Federal Loan Administrator tionnaire and the receipt card on the con hattan the clerks arriving for work WASHINGTON Aug 24 UPI — Jesse Jones announced Saturday As far as possible registration e scription bill has witneued this virtually had toepfight their' way Representative W o o d r u f f (Pi e night that the Reconstruction Fit- - same offices phenomenon Every marriage through the crowd to into their Michigan- - declared Saturday the will take place in private lobbies nance corporation has approved rather than in post office license bureau in the metropolitan office One policeman was en hand of Harry L Hopkins as An effort will bes made to avoid loans of $10500000 tO the Boeing New York area has been jammed but three others 'were called In resignation Airplane rpany and $18587855 though this city has been the cen- after the applicants inoreued to secretary oi cornmerce was 'wel- - lines of persont waiting to register come news to the American peoto the x Foetal officials said that in many corporation ter of war Propaganda more than 300 lune- cities one for aircraft plant expansion employe could handle thö the army recruit H Warren Hubbard pie" 'because he "has never Clerk Coincidentally City The Boeing loan involves exikan- - ing bureau has been experiencing at 11 o'clock stepped in to relieve tioned" in that post however will work New York In a statement issued through have 100 or more men assigned to sion of the Boeing plants at Seat- difficulty In meeting its quota bol- his first deputy Philip A Hines tle' Wash and at Wichita Ham stering the opinion that though the who had married 50 couples up to the Republican national commit-shout- s the job During the past week all and the R F has arranged with of the eastern intervention- that hour in the municipal chapel tee Woodruff said "it has been those who may be assigned to the the company for amortization of ists are the loudest the youths of Mr Hines said he has married more generally understood that the real work have been given special int the plant sxpansion over a five- - the east want no part of military then' f500 couples during the last reason" for the resignation was not steuctions ' No interpreters have beenbired service two weeks compared with a nor- - Ill health but Hopkins' desire "to year period continue as Mr Roosevelt's person- - for the task although some transIn return the Boeing company Some couploa were in line' at the mal of 225 boa agreed to furnish the United Brooklyn office as early as 6:20 The bureaus In the Bronx Queens al representative during the course lators bays been used in preparing ' cam- - sample forms in a dozen sr mote States government 500 fourengine Saturday morning A sergeant and and Richmond reported business of the present third-ter4 two patrolmen arrived at I a m 109 per cent above normal' bombers language& paign" ' no - ' - ' '' e- ' - ' "' ' ' rr ' ' '' ' ' ' ' 't r- ' " esaxmBlecduuetnteidtdeedssoeesMn ' 1)1 4- ' ks ' ' e- ' '1 - r - Roosevelt Asks Jones to Take H opkinssResigliation Note And Roosevelt Reply Latin-Americ- ' Hopkins' Plaée prirtprtitt-the-wriiiirkii- red-hair- Denies Ignoring Chiefs He also denied that he had ig- - nored state department superiors on his return to this country by reporting directly to President Roosevelt it Ile explained ft the secretary of state and the undersecretary were tt from the city I reported immedi- t ately to the ranking officer of the department of state who was in the city—an adviser to the secret itir'y of state I then reported at thev'White House and after return lag from Hyde Park immediately reported to all the authorities of the department of state" - Clark explained that he had for warded Ru llitt's letter to his sister an editor for a IsleW Orleans La newspaper before placing it In the Congreulonal (Item-tribun- e) Record He also placed in the Record an explanation from Mrs Thomson which said her article had been based upon published reports she regarded as authentic and added thatshe hoped many of the things that Mitt denied were untrue U S Law Hits Aliens at Canada Border VANCOUVER British Ceiumbia States ConAug 24 sul Paul R Josselyn who Friday refused to renew the visa of a C I 0 union leader announced Saturday all aliens crossing the border after August '27 must be (UP)--Untt- fingerprinted Otherwise ha said visas will not be issued He pointed tb the United States registration act of 1940 which says "aliens receiving visas of any kind on or after August 27 1940 must be registered and fin- gerprinted" The American consul had refused to renew the int of Harold Pritchett of Vancouver president of the International Woodworkers of America (C I 0) on the ground Pritchett "practically lives in Seattle" and that the Unionist endangered public safety in the United States Pritchett-retorte- he would fight' the ruling "to the floors of the senate If necessary" He had obtained several renewals of his visa in the past in order to carry on his union activities Refugee Vessel Nears America y Tribune Leased Wire NEW YORK Aug war mine fields far behind the U S transport American Legion homeward bound with nearly 900 refugees was somewhere southeast of Newfoundland late Saturday due to dock at 'the army base Brooklyn at 1 p m next Wednesday The refugee ship which embarked at Pet- 24:--With samo strandedtmericans through heavy fog for 48 hours according to Colonel F L Whitley executive officer of the New York port of embarkation but is maintaining her speed of 198 knots By Tuesday night the American Legion is expetted to be in New York harbor but will remain in the lower bay until the following day Newspapermen will be barred by army regulations from boarding the ship at Quanntine as they customarily do when reguiar liners arrive and will be permitted only at a designated 'spec on the pier in Brooklyn non-citiz- en ' age clubs entsdo Joins Two Power Projects j U - e- U S Questions eign-bor- Nazi Mechanics R ki' b' - Dan Cupid's Race With Draft Swamps License- Bureaus Aircraft Builders draft-worrie- ' Get RFC Money ' ' Burke-Wadswor- th ' t m ' ' it' 1 T- - C - 0 i0404611- i -- (UP)--- r for the historic meeting with the Canadian memtats at Ottawa 4 "44440"444114 -4 i - Roosevelt Charts Course for t Ottawa : Conclave President Roosevelt Saturday gave th U M members of the new i OtmottememotooSWy404aood4 1 By Harry P - ' Ordersii 1 I ' : Cangressnien-Kick1Selve- 11 -- - - - : --- -- -- WI a y 31ornulg - : 4 - - - limammolown - - i - - : - i t: 4- ' - - I - 0 I |