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(S2W.i(saii(:il,,'lr,!:--!l CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: I 5 -4V-1 Page 4, 31,1948 PELT WALLACE WITH EGGS ON ANTI-DRAFT PICKETS ARE BOMBARDED WITH TOMATOES: ARRESTED (TOttV A BOTTLE iMlto Vat tm1 umpire ,2 ARMY'S 1ST CALL crowd, and then directly Co Individuals. "I would like to see some indication that I am In the United States," he began several times. Booing prevented him from saying more. The crowd pressed in and the police finally helped Wallace get in his car, with Foreman and Lewis C. Frank speech writer.

One policeman drew a gun as space was made for Wallace's car to drive out of Burlington toward Greensboro where similar scenes were repeated. ASKS 10,000 AS HIS DIXIE TOUR LUMBER -Specials BY ROBERT HOWARD (Picture on back page) (Chicago Tribune Press Service) DRAFT BEGINS 20.000 Stations Sign 2 HEMLOCK 32E Greensboro, N. Aug. 30 Boston, Aug. 30 (AP)-Three pickets in front of selective service headquarters were arrested today after a fracas that saw them bombarded with tomatoes.

Charged with sauntering and loitering, they were booked as: The Rev. Lowell E. Cantrell (Congregational 1st) Boston: John E. Lee, 26, Boston, and Stephen Wechsler, 20, Boston. Lee and Wechsler were wearing "Wallace for President" buttons.

Five of the pickets Identified themselves as members of the Young Progressives of America, an affiliate of Henry Wallace's Progressive party. Lia. Ft. emd lit Heat, lock SklinrrUI s. ft.

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tt Up 25 Year Olds BY JOHN H. THOMPSON RUBBER TILE Defense Secretary Forrestal Booed In Ball Park Wallace's night speech In the Winston-Salem baseball park, an attack on the owners of big tobacco and textile factories there, was booed by several dozen spectators. After "Down with Wallace" chant was started. Police Chief John M. Gold and former Mayor George W.

Coan of Winston-Salem went Into the group and stopped most of the noise. Wallace spoke from behind the wire netting behind home plate. yesterday Issued a call for 10,000 Save money I0o the arork ogr- draftees In the 25 and 24 year age ipply. Comet in croups to be Inducted some time self. Easy to a 2 colors! Tj Cark a.

la November for 21 months of com Colors pulsory service in the army. No a draftees will be needed at least Henry Wallace was hit on the back of the head wUh an egg today as he encountered booing and violence on his campaign tour In the south. A piece of egg shell stuck In Wallace's hair and the back of his white shirt was soaked with albumen as the Progressive party's Presidential candidate spoke trom the Guilford county courthouse steps here. An hour earlier, a shouting crowd of several hundred men kept Wallace, who-was In an angry mood, from making a speech on the main street of Burlington, N. C.

a hosiery and textile manufacturing town. One egg hit Wallace on the elbow and broke, with little splattering, at Burlington. Another hit him in the' back and broke on the pavement. The white suit of Clark until next June 30 by the navy 9t'vati Light Color Per Piece. call vs for ovx low men roa Tar installation1.

marine corps, or air force, he said. This first call in the post-war mmm draft, third time in the nation's history that men have been drafted ASPHALT. TILE 'xr'0' 7C Add beauty end new life to your floora.Lono la.ting. V'xV'toi li.tl IOC eat to keep colors! A P.ece....IW for military duty, was made as 20,000 stations of the selective service system swung into action chanted as Wallace spoke, without other incident, this morning at Chapel Hill. N.

C. Gov. Thurmond of South Carolina is the Presidential candidate of the state rights Democrats whose platform is based on Negro segregation. Wallace lost his temper when the barrage of eggs and tomatoes greeted him at Burlington. Hatless and coatless.

he stood beside his car, some 15 feet from the nearest native, while boos and groceries came from the crowd. Unable to Speak For a minute Wallace stood with his arm around a policeman. Then he tried to speak, first to the It I and began registration. By Sept 13 it is expected an estimated OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS 9.600.000 young men 18 thru 25 will be registered. Draft eligibil lty begins at 19.

Register 25 Yew Olds First IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Opening 87 Wood "Track- Type Aluminum 'Track SS0 Type Ooor Aluminum "2 -Car" Ooor.U'KT'Optr.- OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT Those who registered yesterday Door. at draft boards, including 99 Cook county. 81 of them in Chicago, Each Oat INDIANA: Little temperature change; wttmir WedntioaT, were 25 year olds born between Aug. 30 and Dec. 31.

1922. The LOWER MICHIGAN: Ptuunt temper. We Can Arrange To Have Your Doors Replaced For You! aturea; warmer WeOieaaay. other 25 year olds will register UPPER MICHIGAN: Warmer except near Lake Michigan; Wednesday, today and Wednesday and will be WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF ROOTING SIDING TRIM MIUWORK CEDAR CLOSET LINING WALLBOARD INSULATION BOARD LADDERS ETC. wanner with thunder showers north' west.

followed In order by the lower age croups. WISCONSIN: Somewhat warmer west and central, and over remainder of Rapid City 102 60 St. Louie 87 69 .27 Sioux City 94 66 Wichita 94 Willis ton 96 55 EASTERN STATES Atlanta 98 73 Boston 76 70 .01 Buffalo 76 60 Eastport 63 54 Jacksonville 9S 73 Miami 89 74 New York 87 76 Philadelphia 92 69 Pittsburgh 84 67 Washington 92 70 .36 Col. Paul G. Armstrong, state atate Wednesday.

selective service director, was IOWA: Slightly warmer in northeast; awaiting Instructions from Wash' continued warm Wednesday. incton before determining how MINNESOTA: Scattered thunders ho w- ara; warmer; cooler in northwest Wednesday. OHIO: Moderate temperatures. many men Illinois would be called on to supply in the first draft. On the basis of war time experience.

WALL TILE BOARD 31' Giree New Life to Bathroom or Kitchen. In else 's pf. CHOICE or OTRZR SIZES AND COLON STATNtrSS SUri MOULDINGS FOR TILED WALLS MeuUinf Outside Bote Me14iaf a Di.Sfre Lin M. 18 Lla. Tu .30 Intide Cerner ST.

End Me.Me C.m.al Moulding, Vti ft. 5, tmt CaL Foreman of Atlanta, Progressive treasurer, suffered a bull's-eye by an egg thrower there. Ice Cream Cone. Too Tomatoes as well as eggs were thrown, along with one Ice cream cone, and Wallace's car was splattered as It pulled out of the Greensboro business district for a picnic ground where he was to meet supporters in more peaceful surroundings. "I don't mind a little good na-tured throwing of eggs and tomatoes, but I think they would be much more useful If fed to children." Wallace said in his Greensboro speech.

Wallace's advocacy of racial equality for Negroes and his insistence that Negroes must not be segregated in his Dixie audiences have been unpopular with southerners. "Send Him To Russia!" Shouts of "Down with Wallace" and "Send him back to Russia" have' been commonplace since Wallace reached Durham. N.C.. last night for a mass meeting that was marked by heckling from a small portion of the audience and by minor violence on the outskirts. I We want Thurmond," NORTH DAKOTA: Hotter In extreme east.

It was expected that only 600 of the 200.000 due to register in GULF STATES SOUTH DAKOTA: Thundertortn in Out of Respect To The Memory Of Anna Micholson Bard wife of our T. Bard our Chicago offices will be closed at noon Tuesday, August 31, 194C RCL1AUCC ClAtlUFACTURiriC CO. eoma sections. NEBRASKA: Partly cloudy today. Cook county would be called.

In setting up quotas each state will MISSOURI: No important change in be civen credit for persons al .88 Abilene AmarillO Brownsville El Paso Fort Worth Galveston New Orleans San Antonio Tampa mas WALL COVERING 3023 Cive yeur Htvf LOOK. Eer Applf aj 7 wie 63 60 74 65 72 78 72 70 73 94 92 87 88 96 90 92 95 94 SmmtSS and keep cl lton. con fee vied ler any ream temperature. KANSAS: Slightly warmer. United States weather bureau statistics as of 7:30 p.m., Aug.

30. Precipitation and high temperatures for preceding 12 hours. Low temperature a for preceding 24 hour. indicates trace; missing. EAST CENTRAL STATES 3 m0E 9 in he haute.

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ALL FROM ONE SOURCE. :30 te Mendoy.Tliursday .22 Station High Low Prec, Chicago 79 66 .07 Cincinnati 86 66 .22 Cleveland I 63 Columbus SS 65 .03 Detroit 79 63 Escanaba 75 52 Grand Rapid a 79 61 Green Bay 75 59 Indianapolis Sg 66 Louisville 92 67 .06 Madison 84 62 Marquette 66 56 Memphis 93 70 Milwaukee 74 66 Mt. Vernon 67 Nashville 90 70 .11 S. Ste. Marie 69 55 Traverse City 70 56 WEST CENTRAL STATES Bismarck 97 56 Des Moines 88 64 .29 Dubuque 84 67 .93 Duluth 50 Fargo 89 59 Int'l Falls 81 St .04 Kansas City 91 72 Little Rock 92 72 Mpla.

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As subsequent calls are announced the monthly quota Is expected to rise until it levels off at about 30.000 in January, officials said. Because of the draft machinery, which involves obtaining and analyzing questionnaires from each registrant, there will always be a 60 day gap between the call and the day the registrant enters service, they said. Enlistments Cut Needs The first call, originally estimated at 15.000. was reduced by 5,000 because of an increase in voluntary enlistments in recent months. The navy and air force expect to meet their requirements In this manner.

By next July 1 the army expects to have drafted men. bringing it to its projected strength of 790.000. It was estimated that only about one man in every 42 registrants stands a chance of being drafted under present requirements of the draft act which expires in 1950. Most veterans are deferred automatically, as are married men and those holding vital Industrial jobs. Only those in active service are exempt from registration.

Those 18 are exempt from the draft Itself for one year. Young men henceforth must register on their 18th birthday or within five days. Severe penalties are provided for willful failure to register. Ill Hay Register Later Col. Armstrong said young men who are ill taay register later but those out of town must register at the nearest board.

It is also possible, altho not desired, he said, for members of various age groups to register at any time during the period until Sept. 18. Arrangements also were being made to register hospital patients and interns, while deputy registrars will be on hand today at the county jail and Bridewell to sign TORTEX compter no would register yesterday in Cni- not Bifocal cago, the same number expected for New York City. Col. Armstrong blamed the con fusion evident yesterday in many lid' of the draft boards on a lack of volunteer registrants, in many cases, and the failure of regis- approval of the post-war draft because of the international situation and said they ould be ready to serve again.

Few veterans, however, are eligible for the draft. Motorist Kills Lctorer. Fles Scene Of Accident John Wentzel, 74. of 336 W. 4 2d a laborer was killed when he was struck by an automobile at Root st.

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M. SWANBEftS. O.D. A plea was issued for more volunteer registrars to help out during the three week registration period. They may be 17 years old or older.

Col. Armstrong said. STORE HOURS e. m. fe e.

WEEK DAYS 7:30 o. n. to 2 p. m. SATUR0AYS FREE Estimotts en Request FREE Dtlfrtry Within 25 MHtS Phone BRUnsvvick 1648 After the 25 year olds finish by Wednesday, the other age grouDS will register in this order: up ellgibles.

'iS WY YVmV'. 1 After induction each draftee will be sent to the training division 3SS2S? VI nearest his induction center. From i vYiii smi BIRTH YEAR REGISTRATION DAY 1924 Thursday-Friday 1925 Saturday and Sept. 7 1926 Sept. 89 1927 Sept.

10-11 192S Sept. 13-14 1929 Sept. 15-16 1930 (Before Sept. 19) Sept. 17-18 Most of the veterans interviewed BIRTH YEAR REGISTRATION DAV ,925 Saturday and Sept.

7 will 1929 Sept. 15-16 1930 (Before epkl Sept. 17-1. llcistofthe veterans interviewed there the draftees will be sent to combat or service units in this S-. WTr I JSk VY 9 SMk TS? country for basic training or to 1 4B A the army's training centers for 1800 N.

ASHLAND AVE. at draft boards yesterday expressed eiKht weeks of training. Thereafter they will be assigned to combat or service units here or If i i 1 I XN CVV C7. WW overseas or to schools. After his 21 months of service, the draftee must serve the next five years in a civilian component or he can enlist in the regular services and avoid reserve duty.

Those draftees meeting certain FLOWERS f30 i amjmmmmm- fejjll )'''' "i requirements also will be eligible to attend the army's new month officer candidate school at Fort Riley, Kas. However, a minimum of one year as an enlisted man will be required. At least four draft stations in the east were picketed by anti-conscription groups. At one New York station pickets protested racial segregation In the army, and at another, guarded by policemen, an organization called the Peace Makers protested that the draft means a "goose stepping United States." Hurl Tomatoes At Pickets In Boston, men in working clothes threw tomatoes at pickets who described themselves as members of the Young Progressives of America, an affiliate of Henry Wallace's Progressive party. Other members of the same group carried placards in front of a Lowell.

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