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9 4 STATES WILL KELLAND FINDS DISCONTENT OVER iVeic Star Visits City VOTE TODAY IN PRIMARY RACES POLITICS IN WAR '4 2 Senate Seats, 28 House People Want a Military CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. MAY S. 1942. ffl 7 4JH" Seats Involved. Campaign, He Says.

BY PARKE BROWN. BY CHESLY MANLY. Khirare Tribanv frm Service. I Clarence Eudington Kelland of Ari zona, executive director for the Re Washington. D.

C. May 4. South publican national Dakota. Indiana. Florida, and Ala- committee, said fcama will hold primary elections yesterday that TRIBUNE IRENE MANNING.

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and toward Hollvwood to start work on Lar. IftA. Gov. Harlan J. Busfcheld IK.

because a new picture, "The people of Clarence B. Kelland. the middle west of their opposition to President Roosevelt's foreign policies before and west," he said, have reached a Pearl Harbor. DI ATTAIff-iFn Pint at which they feel the war UIi KLrJ LtKJ l1HKriE.U should be foucht as a military cam- should be fought as a military cam In Indiana, where only congres- paign and not conducted as a polit- PINK FAILLE collar tops this button-down-the-front dress. Black or navy.

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cut the state', I soviet troons waced offensive battles I i'opw miirh attmra AT William II. Larrabee -t, nH several sectors of the front and I ration to 11- on now There are no signs of the apa-improved their positions during the thy nto which the people are ac- ID.l of New Palestine, now repre senting the 11th district, is unop day. i or some time me communiques cuse(j sinking. On the other hand. posed for the Democratic nomination had reported no suDsianuai cnanges they are much worriei about the con- for the 10th district, to which his at the front.

duct of the war. It has made them county has been attached. Rep. Ray The mention or oUensive Dailies annrehensive about our national lead. mond S.

Springer IR-J. cf Connors- act t-ilmn nn inrliration that the I i ville. now representing the 10th dis- nrmv miht hav. ot lhe iumD on trit i fnr rcnnminal ion. "l.j iouiiu me tecuons 1 11,0 i.ormanc nnn launcnea Liitrii uwii i i Thus two sitting congressmen will op- "7nsWe irucuiy aiarmea.

in luano espe- trr i Prh ofhr in this district in the spnng cially it was a great sugar raising pose eacn oiner in mis oisirici xa uie 1 evrai davs the Rus- Vr I I Mate aiiu eiiuiuu ue uiib now me So cles; races are expected in JiiSJS llrT VerES South Dakota, party leaders and other Tnol bv HUler! WiU aTF not allow them to raise sugar beets. observers predict failure for the at Rivers swollen by the spring thaw Other areas have the problem of tempted "purge" of prewar non- are keeping troops inactive in many hot On acreage that in interventionists in that state. These forecasts are "based in part on the UiaV.CS. HI" 4, C4 44.44. 1, ft 4V4.4IV4 t4 111 wiuc.

ti a sam lu 41144V. acres to the bushel, the wheat grower utter failure of a similar purge at in some locations. tempt in Illinois, where Sen. Way- has been getting an abnormal crop of 25 or 30 bushels to the acre. That 26 1 Nazi rianes Destroyed.

land Brooks R.1 wa3 renominated by a majority of approximately 550,000 A communique supplement listed leaves him with 5 or 10 bushels per 264 German planes destroyed from acre In excess of what he was sup- April 26 to May 2, with soviet losses posed to raise, and he has to account votes in the April 14 primary election. Berry Opposes Bulow. given as 71 craft. for it even if he feeds it to his own The people of the Ukraine were I livestock. Sen.

Bulow. a consistent opponent urired todav bv Marshal Semeon Ti- I Annarpntlv th IMmw TVn1 tinen't 1 rj i tne nooseeii war policies oeiore moshenko to engage in guerrilla war- arranged a oartnershiD with Nature. rean xiaroor. is opposed lor me fare behind the German lines and AIso True In Montana. Democratic senatorial nomination Dy prepare the way for a Red army of 1 What's true of wheat in Idaho Is rem Berry, iormer governor, present liberation.

nlcfi run In ILfi-intann ttA fr mnef hn chairman of the Democratic state This could best be done, it was di- true aU the afiricultural states of the west." committee, and a 100 per cent Roose- rected. by blowing up bridges, by pre-velt man. I venting the Germans from cam'ine Kelland was asked whether the Rep. Mundt. who is seeking renom- awav material and man Dower, bv public attitude he discerned In the Ination is opposed by iierDert a.

isar- breaking down the German communi west is true of other parts of. the sard, a former state senator. Rep. cations, and by watching the direc count he has visited or from 4 4Via AV.Amir tltrrHt anI nlr. I Francis Case I R.1.

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May 4 from German the sense of alarm, of resentment that WISM JJ -11 Gov. Eushfield, a candidate for the Republican senatorial nomination, is broadcasts JP. The German "hiirh is building up steadily a distrust of opposed by Miss Olive Ringsrud, sec- i Sf x-ai Thorn fnnrraniH. command said today that Nazi troons tne iNlew ueai. lev 4., fr tho Poni.Miran had made successful local attacks on Because of that fact, great In- sv av if.

shvs 1 4T I Mil rm-rnnrii a Tpmmv of the central front before Moscow and terest is being shown In the congres- Htiron. Millard G. Scott of Artesian, had beaten off Russian stabs in Lap- sional elections. For example, the Re- lt A.f k'onnohM- and Jnsenh land and on the Murmansk front. puDiicans, am sure irom my own Rnttum of Faulkton.

Lewis W.I nnn llo.J khi1 sa uwnvouuiB, wm Buin seats in xne Eicknell of Webster is unopposed for IMfiroRS. Finlanrf A bth asWngton and 1 luano; ana me irena is ciear in many the Democratic nomination for gov mm iwu aiiny ueiatiiraenis oi. one states because of Inrreasintr rBmffn. and two battalions, advancing at sev- tion of the necessity to protect and Give her quality she can count on to look well, to wear well, thru busy days ahead. "Vic-toray" rayon hose are beautiful give smooth, clinging fit.

Kayser's famous fit-all-top as well as regular top. Hotiery First State ernor. Southern Primaries Routine. The primaries in Alabama and eiai points on me touni secior oi tne preserve American freedom. northern front after violent artillery Contrasts Last War.

Florida will have no national sig- preparation, were repulsed and suf- This feeling is different from any riScance. Sen. John H. Bankhead lered 600 deaths, the Finnish com- thing that existed during the ther war. Under Wilson there was no pub ID- Ala.l has no opposition for re- mand said today.

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