Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1940 — Page 5

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WASHINGTON, July 5 (U, P).~ Col. Julius Ochs Adler, general manager of the New York Times, and Senator Sheridan Downey Cal.) disagreed over the proposed

when Mr, “low pay” provision Pifth | Column activities | Mr. Adler appeared before the Senate Military Affairs Committee [to urge speedy approval of the bill | which would require the registra- | tion of all men between 18 and 65. | Those between 21 and 45 would be | [selected by a lot system for anj eight-month training period a month and expenses

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would for the lset, by | first emergency Congress | | “Why conscript these men?” Mr. | (Downey asked. “Why shouldn't they | be ‘paid regular wages? There is a | {danger of Fifth Column penetration because of dissatisfaction ‘ | “I can imagine no better way to promote this atisfaction than to | con cript mechanics and pay them | [low wages.” | Mr. Adler replied that the obliga- | service should fall | volunteering | ‘unequal’ because | one |

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Mr which would be would make, a =~ However, he warned, be brought abou bh am course of Mr. Dow- | Senator Sherman Minton (D. Ind.) said that “if we | are not willing to go out and meet our oblications as citizens then we [deserve what we get.” He added that he has “two boys and if they § their backs on their country | then I would be ashamed of them.” | Col. Lewi Sander New York consulting engineer, asserted that ‘patriotism has no pric? ferred to his handling men

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