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coordinator of the plan for military tr
aining of 2,000,000 youths and possibly
girls of 18 years of ego arid older. He
,wiil work in cooperation v;ith Dept, of
!Agriculture, G.C.C. and C.A.A. It would
| Co a.bout two months before pctual draft
iwould commence, it was stated.
jPhili*. Pa., — The Republican National Con
|von tion now in session today, road out
jef the Republican party the two men who
!,ha.vc received cabinet appointments by
j Roecc volt, Col, Prank Knox and Henry L,
;Stinson. This was done before tumultous
(delegates^who arc all veering very sharp
ily to an "anti-war" platform. They statcc
(these appointments “indicated he wanted
I to lead the country into war". Members
|of the resolutions Committee were draft
ing the GOP platform which was gxpocted
to be brief and would follow the dictate:
of Prof. Glenn Prank’s report of 1959,
News leaking out of the committee's clos
ely guarded quarters indicates a. vore
direct and sharp support of anti-war and
jnon-intervc ntion would be the keynote
(clauses.
Now York - Both heads of the C.I.O and
;A.F. of L,, John L. Lewis end William I*.
‘Green, arc making some very pointed and
.cutting remarks to each other and to the
ination at large, in repoet to Roosevelts'
(national defense program. Lewis is muchly
•opposed to it, while Green is in sympathy
(with the president.
(Gash. D.C.— The 4 billion ne.va.l cxpr.nsior
(program will allow the U.S. to have a
•fleet of 753 c.ombe.t ships, the largest ir
the history of the world.
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"Gash. D.C.- Attorney-General Jackson todr
branded the action taken against Harry
(ridges, alleged Communist, as "infamous'
land wont on to say "any man is entitled
jto a fair trial before being exiled from
bio country"", (Wo seem to rocal him havir
been found guilty as charged, a.lrcadyEdJ
! Gash. D.C . -Congrcss ap;oropr iated, for
bonstruction of new leeks in the Panama I
panal, sum of 515,000,000. j
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bombers cf the .Company D macliincgun
Ust 3att. Service Company, 4th Inf.
I left for Anchcrc.no. Alaska._
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