26 c Charles T. Yerkes: A Boodle: :}'1i~,~i:~~~r:~P'f:'H?wTribu.ne Le~ a Win~ingl fRIBUNEGROWTH ATOM SMASHINGU,S,JURY SPURNSIWho Felt The Tribune W rath SOId~':':':~:=w::": •.•e IFlght Against BIlly Lorimer IN CENTURY IS SEALS CENTURY

I Mr Ye kes Is not a st anger to Spr' ngfield for Gov John R Tan e Y hungry for news from home TEN TIMES CITY'SNEW DEALP LOT f~; b:en~~s th~Ong been connected ~:r k~:,e:Olh ~at :~~i~~ i~r ~;~ to ~~~eth:o~~ean:~s~:~:rs~: ~e~:~ 0 F RESE ARC Hyea s w th ho se A on there began soon w th the d ect to the battle areas was inra ays n Ph n educt on of the famous Hum do sed by every commander and Chicago during the last century'TO GEr TRIBUNE ade ph a ph ey b s wh ch wou d have trans eve y man in the army as a much has been one of the fastest growingThe e was far fe ed con 0 of s eet car fran Ineeded ton c to mora e c t es In the world but the Increase

m 0 r e hid den ch ses to a sal' comm ss on and Serv ce newspape s such as Yank-- It u h t han n wou d have n a ed the max mum and Stars and S pes we ome as

tended nth s Ieng h of a fran h se f om 20 to 50 hey were d dn t carry the homeProof of SUp pre s s Ion omment w h yea s own news or the fam ar touchesompan ed THE The Humphrey b s we e de 10f type face ake up and fea

TR BUNES an fea ed May 12 but two weeks late u es that c v an newspapers d d

Conspiracy Offered noun ement 0 n he Ye k s fo es ret a a ed by n Ge ng a copy of The Tr b wasMa h 25 1886 odu ng the A en b 1 pe m t ng he next best th ng to a letter from on y by the v gor Sc ence and industry during thethat Charles T es to g ant 50 year franch ses home as hund eds of Ch cago and ous whitewash the s x months ended last 100 years of THETn BUNES historyYerkes had pu C T Y and peg ng the fa e at five cents for m dd e w tern boys lonesome and ng wh ch accom By capt on ng the ed tor al Was it la gest of any standard s zed neWS-

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have exerted greater infiuence onhased cont 0 of the No th Ch cago at east 20 years far away have attested in grateful pan ed them and wh h g nated Sawdust Kee ey conveyed his paper in Amer ca and exceeded on y the econom c cultural and soc al

the navy depa tment It was rushed C y Ra way company For t was The A en law was passed on June ette s to this newspaper w h a Tr bune scoop expos ng the hunch that lumber interests had by the tab 0 d New York Da ly behavor of society than ever be-thru on THETRDUNE'Sleased w res Isoon ev dent hat Ye kes con ep on 4 a ho John Corw n The Tr bune The pr nt ng of the OVERSEASbr bery and corrup on n the III someth ng to do w th t Lor me News wh ch is a Tr bune affi iate fore has been recorded in the annalsto Wash ngton and handed to the of he bu ness in luded b be y correspondent reported that a few TRBUNEwas a char table pub c CIty Is 216Times as Big of human progressadm ral aboa d h s fiagsh pUS S of pub c om as e pro at on of the d~~ :sdwenet~eO~e~c:~: ~tf~~sd:~~SI~h: ~:p:; c:~t:i~~w;~id~~t ~~; In the same per od Ch cago s American contribut ons to the newVixen at the navy yard :~~et~ ;~~en e:e ;e~ak e:n~m~:; ful y s gned by Gov Tanner as ex In some p aces army and navy regu ~~~ui~~~:a:e~r:n~~ w:s li~~l:r~;:e order wh ch has seen development

Johnston Goes to Washington 13 yea s later THE TRBUNE'Sfoot pe ed on June 9 and made the at ons requ red that the paper be than 216 t mes from 16859 in 1847 of the mach ne and products of theAt the same t me Ma oney sent pr nt was c early mp es d upon ead story in THE Tn BUNE's50th sold to pay pos ex hange hand ng to approx mately 3645000 today laboratory enable man to harness

Johnston by airp ane to Wash ng on Mr Ye kes ~:~ v:~::r:e;~r~e~n t~~~~~:tp~~;a;: c~::g:: pb~~t t was not w h the ng s eet ra lway magnate of the D W Ho s law on May 28 that he Da ly sale and de very of CHCAGOthe forces of nature to h s b dd ngw th orde s to tell h sent re s ory Native of Philadelphia of the A len b I cost the tract on Desp te a most insu moun ab e 90s On Yerkes clouded depa ture had received $2500 from State Sen TRIBUNESis one of the world s b g and conven ence reached ult mateto naval author t es Th s Johns on Ye kes was 44 when he came to nterests $500000 d fflcu t es some of them po a y from Ch eago he left Lor mer to John Broderick in the latter's Chi gest and stead est merchand s ng he ghts on Dec 2 1942 in the op n ond d Ch cago n 1881 He was a na e of Altho opposed by THETRIBUNEin nsp red th s newspaper d d sue eed learn the final lesson for h mself case tavern for his Lor mer vote jobs On Sundays the work is even of students when the first sue-The editor of THE TRBUNEpo nt Ph adelph a where he had been he campa gn of 1897 Democrat c n pr nt ng and distr bu ng more That the game doesn t payoff It revealed further that the leg sla heavier for half again as many cessful nuclear cha n rea t on p Ie

ed out to Adm K ng that THETRB engaged pr nc pal y in the bank ng Mayor Carter Harr son Jr proved a than 3 750000 cop es of the OVER Native of England ~~~~itJ:~~p~~ :~~: ~~:~ ~a~~~~: ~;~sp~e:s tr:::;t :r: s~~c~ndla~~e~ Iwas set in operation under the westUNES story d s osed no informa on bus ness but a so shared in the sta wart opponent of street ra way SEASTRBUNEto troops n Wor d He was born in Manchester Eng ests were period ca ly asked to con heaver papers In the same s x stands of Stagg field at the Un verWhatever to the enemy and was E k ns W dener tra t on domain Be- gabs and prom sed that he wou d War II at a net loss of more than and n 1861 The fam ly settled in t rib ute Meanwhile ex President months per od Sunday c rcu at on s ty of Chicago

t h I fit bl I I cause of the a eged m shand ng of eto any traction law that came to $170000 money well spent in a Ch cago in 1870 and B 1Y went to Theodore Roosevelt lent nation wide of THE TRIBUNEhas a v era g e d Opens New Reservoirmos e p u 0 pu c mora e n a Ph adelph a mun c pal funds dur ng h m until the Allen law was re- pat ot c cause k b tbl k bmessage to Mr Henn ng n Wash the nat onal panic attend ng the pea ed wor as a 00 ac a news oy a color to the case by refus ng to d ne 1582656 copies The event hera d ng v c 0 ious atI t h d h h d th tt Carefully Edited horse car conductor and finally a w th Lor mer at a Ham lton club In charge of this enormous never k th inner c tadel of theng on e sa e ope e rna er Ch cago fire of 1871 he was sen Yerkes Buys Inter Ocean real estate dealer By organiz ng banquet here on Sept 8 1910 end ng task, wh ch must be t med to tac upon ewou d be c eared up sat sfactor ly enced to prison but was pardoned On Nov 20 1897 Yerkes bought The pape was ca efu y ed ted to a young men s Republ can club he A Perfuncto ••.••Investigation the second to meet common carr er atom opened the threshold to a newadd ng af er serv ng' seven mon hs 0 d t remove anyth ng that m ght be con d -., f h d d thethe Ch cago Inter cean an 0 en d ddt d 1 atta ne some pol t cal stature He In Washington the senate made a schedu es and to p ace a TRBUNEsource 0 c eap power pro uce

In v ew of the many t mes Knox In June 1886 Yerkes sought to h see ama ng 0 so er mora e t d t th h f d tth b b did dcou age any of h s henchmen w 0 or d s ac ng to so d ers m nds was e ec e 0 e ouse 0 repre- perfunctory invest gat on n every purchaser shan sal' mo atom c om an rea ze a reamhas used h s pos on as secretary buy the La Sal e s tunne for m ght be gett ng co d feet he f f D sentat ves n 1894and w th the ex Barely a month later the whole ment he wants it is THETRBUNE'Sof transmutat on of elements thatof the navy to help the newspaper $120000 a fract on of ts va ue and aunched into a serles of daily sal rom a po t a po nt 0 v ew e cept on of one term reta ned that t d b th circulat on depa ment headed by had st rred the imag nations of alhe is nte ested in and to hurt THE the sa e was approved by the city sp te th s certa n New Deal ell' mat t e r was resurrec eye R1es aga nst the unserupu ous gang t d d th t THE seat unt h s e ect on to the senate chance discovery that lumber inter Louis Hose d rector of c rcu a Ichem sts for hundreds of yea sTRIBUNE,I cannot but be apprehen ounc 1 THE TRIBUNEon Ju y 8 th paper trust men s were e e m ne a n 1909 t on Du ng the per od being commems ve that he w 1 do it once more asked Who got the boodle n e news 11. 11 itCH CAGOTRBUNEshould not be c r L hId J h R T ests n the person of Edwa d H nesIf he intends to be tough I can be Mayor Carter Harr son s veto proved An ord nance na Y was n ro culated among the troops quest ons 0 mer e pe 0 n anner actua ly had taken a part in co ect Get It to the Troops 0 ated by th s newspaper I 100th anjust as tough If m srep esen ed I only a tempo ary setback and the du ed in the c ty counc 1 on Dec 5 of mo a e and free speech notw th win the governorship in 1896 and ng the Lor mer elect on fund C ar For the fi st 63 years of THE n versary the age of steel made posw 1 demand a senate inves ga on bood ng a dermen soon became 1898 It prov ded for 50 year f an stand ng became the 1a son man between ence Funk general manager of In TRBUNE'Sfe the job of sel ng and s ble by the Bessemer and 0 pennot on y of th s but of a 1 of Knox s a fam 1ar top c of conversat on c ses w th a max mum payment to Larry Rue aga n came up aga nst Springfield and the Yerkes tract on ternat onal Harvester ment oned to de ver ng newspapers was done hearth processes brought into beingconduct as se etary of the navy Legislative Ralls Greased the c ty of 3 per cent If the the mach na ons of these New Dea nterests Herman H Kohlsaat publ sher of most y by hand Dur ng the C v 1 the skyscraper the modern factory

Dur ng the next de ade Yerkes c ty ge s less than 20 per cen ers and most of this story comes The end of A bert L Hopk ns the Record Herald that after the war The T bune c rcu at on depart b rid gel and easy fabr cation ofFall to Trap The Tribu e eutenants in c y ha A d John THE TRIBUNEsa d it wi be de from h s remin scences When the term as Un ted States senator in election H nes asked his company ment was successful in gett ng the thousands of miles of railroad tracks

When Johnston went to confer Powers the pr nce of bood ers frauded first Amer can troops landed In Eng 1909 set the stage for a pol t cal to contr bute $10000 It cost us a newspaper to t oops on the batt e that pushed back the frontiers andw h the h gh adm a s of the navy for the Demo ats and W am Lor But the measure never reached a and THETRIBUNEbegan a cllpp ng battle n the state leg slature which lot to put Lor mer over H nes was fronts someth ng never before done gave r se to great industr al anddepa tment Manag ng Ed or Ma mer for the Repub cans kept the vote On Dec 19 the counc 1 ga er Iserv ce to prov de them with news was charged w th the se ect on of quoted as say ng n any quan y commerc al centersloney a so demanded a r ght 0 be eg slat ve ra s greased Numerous es were fi ed w th angry c t zens f om home The ed tor and pub a successor under the law at that The III no s leg slature jumped As a e as 1910 THE TRDUNEhad Many mod ern inventions it ishea d Th s was not g anted fo sev a dermen blossomed out w th im many of whom flour shed ropes 1sher of THE TRIBUNEcabled Rue me An adv sory popu ar pr mary back into the fray and after an n on y 39 employes in the c rcu at on po nted out had the r or g n n pureera weeks The navy inves gators press ve estates in the suburbs and ooped in the form of nooses and ask ng h m f there was not need had shown preference for the re vest gat on a comm ttee headed by department and a tota of 121 reg research The advance work by Heintr ed to keep Johns on and Ma oney rae ng stab es Pub c offica s ex the counc hastily sent the pro- for an Arne can newspaper for sol elect on of Hopk ns a Republ can State Sen D W He m repo ted on u ar emp oyes inc ud ng rna ers r ch Hertz, d scoverer in 1889of theapa t and tr ed to get them to te 1 pressed the r gra ude not only posed ord nan e to a host e com d ers and offered THETRIBuNE'sfa but napa y wang ng delayed May 17 1911 that Lor mer wou d dr e s d a ers and a 1 othe s en elect omagnet c phenomena knownconfi ct ng sto es n the r eage ness thru street car franch ses involving m ttee and the e t rema ned unt es to pr nt it if nobody else he ba ot ng tor four months and not have been e ected were t not gaged n the wo k Today the e are as Hertz an waves is cred ted w thto t ap THETRBUNE a r d cu ous y low return or none the repeal of the Allen law on March wou d undertake the job after two weeks of bal ot ng no can for br bed votes 519regu a employes and 264extras pav ng the way for Gugl e mo MarWhen Ma oney appea ed n the at a to the c ty but a so by as 7 1899 d date had yet rece ved a major ty Senate Reopens Hearings work ng in or out of THETRBUNES coni s development of the w reless

oIDe of V e Adm W on ch ef of sess ng Ye kes pa at al home at Th s success on of events ev Need Is Admitted Th ngs were qu et unt 1 Apr 1 30 The Un ed States s na then c u a on department e egraf in 1895staff to the commander of the M ch gan av and 32d st w th its dently made Yerkes th nk it was Gen E senhower was interv ewed 1910 when Tr bune headl nes an reopened hear ngs on June 20 but Where papers once we e taken off Fruits of DreamsUn ed Sates fleet to te h s story rap d y expand ng art co ec on at t me for h m to ret re from the Ch and adm ted that there was need nounced ts scoop a subcomm t ee de a ed on Ma h the presses by hand hau ell on hand In 1ke manner the a r lane thehe fou W am De W t M che $1337 After Ye kes death a po cago trac on scene On May 13 for an Amer can newspaper The Democra c Leg s ator Confesses 28 1912 by a vote of 5 to 3 tha carts to load ng docks and wrapped automob Ie d namo electrfe motora f mer U ed Sta es a orney gen t on of the co ec on brough the after hasty negot at ons his former a my paper Stars and Str pes was He Was Br bed to Cast Vo e for noth ng had been presen ed to jus for ind v dual de very by hand to- the vacuum rube tell' hone a onee a he e M tchel quest oned h m sum of $792000 Philadelph a partners ag eed to pay sta ed about this time and d rect y Lor mer for Un ed Sates Senator t fy a reversal of the so emn and day in r cate mach nes do most of th th P d hw hout any p or not e that he In 1887 Ye k s ex ended h s ac h m 10 m on dollars for near y a I after the interv ew it became a Needed Some Money del berate judgment of the Un ted the work The papers move from :'n sm~u~~r~~~~ t~~I:.n~o::: i~e:b-as to be subject to egal cross tiv t es to the west s de and fo med h s tract on hold ngs and when th~ da y Rue a so approached Harvey The leg s ator one Char es A States senate in abso v ng Lor the presses on un que w re convey t t i ti ti I usly con-

d h t departed h s fortune was est rna eo G b f th Am l R d C t d f t 60000 s rae nves ga ons prev 0 .re am na on an w ou any pr vane wo k of ho d ng 0 npan es at 16 mons son 0 e er can e ross Wh te confessed he needed funds mer ers a spee soup 0 papers ducted in the realm of pure IC encei ege of counse p n pa of wh ch we e the North and G bson requested 50000 cop es just before the e ect on and that Lee In a 1I.nalappeal before the vote an hour Belt conveye s take them An abstruse study held to be oneMa oney to d how THE TRIBUNEand West Ch ago Street Ra way Goes Into Receivership of the first OVERSEASTRIBUNEissue 0Neil Browne the Demo at c m by the en e se a e Lo mer ex along sor ng tab es of the m ght est works of geniul the

go the s ory and why twas p nt compan es By do ng th s and by That he had passed off a gold for immed ate d str but on nor ty leader had to d h m that if tolled h s domest c 1fe and h Wrapped and Addressed Ihuman m nd has ever produced ised When ques oned about Imput demons a ng t hat the counc b ck on h s fr ends became ev dent Decis on on publication of civil an he were w ng to vote for Lor mer fam ly and proc a med that every Ma ng ma h nes wrap and ad represented by the achievement ofIng to the navy advance informa wou d do h s b dd ng Yerkes was four yea s ater wh~n th~i ~nt~n newspapers for the troops was he m ght be ab e to make a I ttle one except h s dearest fr ends had d ess the newspapers Others are Jos ah Ward G bbs an AmerJt on con e n ng the n as on attempt ab e to bu d up he cap a za on Tra t on company un er w c e turned over by Gen E senhower to money on the s de turned aga nst h m ment on ng by bound n bund es of the p oper can phys c st whose paper publishedhe rem nded the adm al that a of h s t a on emp e to 118m on north and west s de 1nes had b~en Gen Lee who was in charge of Wh e sa d the idea appealed to name Pres dent Taft Co Rooseve count by b nd ng rna nes A great n 1867 on The .l!,;qu1br um of Hetco spondent of the navy secre do a s a ho s ac ua wo was reo gan Z~d went nto ~ce had iP army spec at serv ces Rue asked h m and at er the e ec on he re and other nat onal figures th fleet of T bune tru ks has rep aced erogeneous Substances is cred tedtary sown Ch cago n wspaper sa d on y 50 mons Many h agoans w 0 a n that in case other Amer can news ce 'led $1000 f om Bowne out of a t ust press and in pa cu a the horse drawn ca ts of 1910 and w th lay ng the bas s for physicalin a pub shed d spat h that the Jap- Yerkes be arne worr ed about the vested n the new ~ofmpany rec~ ed papers wan ed to publ sh such edi spe a Lo mer fund wh ch t was the McCo m cks and the Patte speedy chutes de ver the bund es chem stry and exe ng profound inanese commander knew as d d renewal of h s t anch ses wh ch a edited t:Yehk~~ r~~ue~~l unk. ons the demand among the troops sa d a er amounted to $100000 sons of THE TRBUNE. of papers d ectly nto the tucks fluence on industry such as we knoweverybody e se that never in h s were to exp e in 1903 and wou dey j be a owed to dec de the extent of He sa d he la er rece ved $900 out But on July 13 the senate re to prov de sp t second load ng t t dto y had su h a fo e been launched fare poo y under the heat of loca fix it up a 1t le and unload t on par c pat on of each of a Jack pot fund Wh te find ng versed its former de on and de The vast extent of d st but ng Y~t~hen G bbs disclosed his ob-aaa nst the Un ted Sates nd gnat on He therefore turned to others before it wears out As soon as Rue s propos t on h mse f ha d up for funds again cared Lor me s seat vacant by a TRIBUNESthruout the m dd e west servat ons to the world and also re-

be arne known representa ves of had brought his sto y to James Kee- vote of 55 to 28 and a over Amer ca can best be vealed h s famous formu a calledmonths th s newspaper had been de Imany months before the batt e of several 0 her newspapers inc ud ng -- v sua zed in the fact that a 1 cop es The G bbs Phase Rule that enmand ng fu sea e prosecut on of M dway or pub cat on of the soy at least one which had no intent on of only one Sunday s ssue of th s r ched the fields of b ologyand phys-

Navy Secretary a Correlpondent the Pac fic war cr tic z ng the b un IStan ey Johnston woe about t of or fa 1t es for pub sh ng a sol the enemy The Assoc ated Press the French cap- newspaper p ed on top of each 0 ogy and sped the manufactureRelates Enemy Au tude der ng and fumbl ng of the Roose wh ch was used as excuse for the d ers paper demanded equal r ghts a r ed a s ory about the OVERSEAStal other as they are on newsstands of drugs alloys past cs and organic

velt adm nistrat on and caus ng it a tack wIth THETRIBUNE,probab y hop ng TRBUNEbe ng the first Amer can Rue and THETRBUNErece ved no would tower 10 m es or mo e nto solvents ve r y few phys cists andL..-------------....:lsevere embarrassment I Proof In London to s op the project ent rely by rnak serv ce paper to pr nt in Germany help fac 1t es or favors whatever the stra osphere a so d p e of chern sts of his day could understandThe navy se etary s correspond M tchell was appo nted spec a ng t too unw e dy for the army to and the he J of battle was no h ng from the m 1tary government or paper 128 t mes al er t an T bune h m

ent sa d the Japs were so cocksure prosecutor to conduct the g and Curious y the proof showed up a hand e compared to the storm wh ch broke Towerthey d d not t y to conceal their jury nvest gat on which was 0 be th rd of the way around the g obe about Rue s head army spec al serv ces in th s proj An Enormous Business Changes In Thinkingfo e and Ame an pa ro s sighted he d in Ch cago n L~ndd~nTThei:hnsto~ S~~rywas Call Upon General Tells Them Where to Go ect al ho spec al serv ces sent an Sale of THE TRBUNES an During til s same pe od of Tm:the Jap sh ps w h wh ch foreknowl Grand jury proceed ngs are sup pr n e n HE BUNEn e sum Frede k Kuh put in for the A whole batch of co onels from officer a 1 the way from Wash ngton mous bus ness n tself THE TRDUNE'Sear 1y deve opment theedge the Arne an commanders be- posed to be secret as to subject and mer of 1942 Some n ne months be Ch cago Sun and among othe s he inspector general s office ca led to Par s to help the New Yo k TRIBUNE'Sne s dea ers n the last work of other sea chers in the realmgan to concen a e a ava ab e war test mony unt 1 an ind ctment s re fore that Larry Rue ch ef of THE who demanded r ghts were corre upon Rue and demanded h Sauthori T mes the New York He ad Tr b year a one took n app ox ma e y of pure science served to exert pro-Ih PS in hat a ea turned or refused The New Dealers TRIBUNE'SLondon bureau met for spondents for the New York Times zat on to print THE TRBUNE.Rue une Newsweek and T me magaz ne 900m on penn es f om sale of the f 0 u n d influence in chang ng the

Mean me he cans such as cou dn t wa t however to smear a regularly scheduled luncheon ap Newsweek and T me magazine Rue who has earned a reputat on as the get set up there procur ng presses da ly pape and 78 m on d mes think ng and conduct of 10Cetythey we e we e ga her ng some THE Tn BUNE. Robert WHorton pointment w th a London fr end and the other correspondents ca ed toughest newspaper correspondent paper trucks jeeps and everyth ng from purchasers of the Sunday histor ans observewhere north of the Ha "a an head of the news bureau of the New who brought a ong w th h m as a upon Gen Lee and Kuh indicated abroad to d them he d dn t car it else the correspondents needed paper or a total of $16700000 They point to the achievement ofIs ands the navy se retary s cor Deal office of war informat on an guest Col Darryl zanuck the Ho ly before the interv ew started that n h s pocket and told them w~re Rue finally took appeal d rect to In the same year the dea ers Charles Robert Darwin Engl sh natrespondent wro e Look ng back nounced the subject of the invest wood movie producer he had forehand knowledge Gen to go Gen Omar Brad ey commander of earned a profit abo e the who e ural st and b olog st whose doctrineon the perform an e you can see the gat on and the names of those ac Zanuck is an ardent New Dealer Lee wou d refuse perm ss on to all Sma 1 fry t om the arm s ecial the Arne can arm es in an effo t sa e cost of the newspaper to them laid down in 1859on The Orig n ofsk and dec s on that p ompted the cused before the sessions were con and c ose fr end of the al en and Kuh asked Gen Lee to put the con serv ces ca ed repeatedly rn ifforts as Rue sa d to knock off the of approx rna e y $4700000 C u a he Spec es is held to have stimurendezvous The s ua on had to be vened commun st c que in the move cap- ference off the record because to suppress or d scourage Rue s snipers He made an arduous t on department emp oyes and deal lated b ological research to an exest mated at once and fieet d sposi A p ocess on of naval officers took ital He was one of HoI ywood s war he was go ng to deny perm ss on ttle pub sh n venture One of n ght auto JOUney to W esbaden to ers last year hand ed more than tent never before attemptedtons made to meet the attack the the s and to present the case aga nst t me strutt ng colone sand h s anyhow and all the interv ewers the pr nc Pig t t G the general s headqua ters 420 mi on s ng e cop es of T E Studentl eager to test the theorystrateg st in ch ef had to figu e out THETRBUNE,its correspondent and high comm ssion in the army aroused would be ab e to talk more free y M C t th ns ga ors wa~ 1e~ TRBUNE,or enough to put one 10 of evolution advocated by Darw nfor nstance hether the Japs its rnanag ng ed tor There was no a sto m of er t cism in congress Th s nonsense was too much for cl uref 0 e armk

ys PSYtChOog page newspaper into the hands of Iand h s supporters de ved into miwou d make a d 'Ie on M dway or d T d ca war a e serv ce nown ruout TOLD TO GO AHEAD t f f I f I th fn ca on that HE TRIBUNE'Ss e He was supposed to be mak ng Rue a ve e an who has covered the a m th h th every man woman and ch d n the nu e orms 0 e n e course 0the Aleut ans or both The conclu of the case wou d be g ven hear ng documentary 1I.imsfor the army but two European wars for THETRIBUNEwarfa re Yer

as Teh psyc °IPati dC world 1 the s e invest gat ons the g rea t

sons were em nent y co rect s v ce e genera r e Cen B dl B k T b e F h i ti t LiP tThe na secre a y sown corre Appeals to Mitchell he retired from the battle areas to over a span of nearly 30 years He epea ed y to ha t pub cat on of ra ey ac I r un Bes des regu ar employes of THE r e n c sc en s ou s as eurspondent ~rta n y imputed advance Weymouth Kirkland counsel for civilian life in the middle of the spoke up and told Gen Lee it was THE TRIBUNEbut did not dare to n W elbaden Meeting TRIBUNE,there are between 35000 evolved the germ theory of diseaseknow edge of enemy s ze and d s THE TRIBUNE,appealed to M t<:he1 war under circumstances that Pres h s mp e s on the meet ng was to suppress it and 40000 ou ets thru wh h this The great boo n of ant sept c andpos tons in th s d spatch yet n a letter asking that THETRIBUNEdent T rum a n then a sen a tor be a hear ng at which arguments Gen Brad ey showed Rue a fi e of newspaper s so d and d s buted asep c su gery was contr buted tone ther he nor h s ne spaper were men be given opportunity to test fy 1kened to retTeating under 1I.re Mr for pub cat on pro and con wou d letters on THE TRBUr-{E'SBreme nc ud ng who esa e and re a lout the world by Joseph Baron ListerInvest ga ed rep manded or c ted n the r own behalf There was no Truman told reporters he thought be heard after wh ch the general haven ventu e wh ch the co re e s SOl'S 0 n men c gar an Eng sh phys c an who d ed in

answer to this letter but eventua y the army uniform was for combat would make h s decis on spondent swea s was a foot th counters newsboys and others 1912Suspect Knox of Case B ildup both Maloney and Johnston we e so d ers not for fellowll to strut Rue sa d he d dn t know he was On top of t the general po nted to Victories Over DiseaseFrom the 1ne of the ques on ng summoned and told the jury how around in com ng to a canned meet ng an au hor zat on from the war d e se by the proponents of nearly In sw ft succesS on there followed

it became apparent to THETRIBUNEand why the story was wr tten Diatribe Against Tr bune where the dec s on a ready was pa ment g v ng THE TRIBUNEoID n Eu ope It has the int oduct on of ant ox ns andmen that Secretary Knox was try Wayne Thomis av at on ed tor of made in advance If he had he I to d h m If everybod in the c al sanct on to p nt Gen B ad neve been ca ed an Arne can serums for combat ng typhoid feverIng to bu Id up a case aga nst them THE TRIBUNE,who had done some Zanuck because of h s pol t ca dec ared he would not have come ddt Yd b ey shook Rue s hand and to d h m The tru h is that THE TRBUNEd phther a and other s ourges thatand the r newspaper on the theory connections w th the Roosevelt ad army n t go crazy wou n t ethat the navy had learned of the co aborat on w th Johnston on the m n strat on was in close touch psychopath c warfare s fau tRue 0 go ahead w th h s work has favo ed or opposed the a 'II prev ously had taken heavy toll ofJapanese pos ons thru crack ng a account had beeD.asked by M tchell w th the plots and plans of the New GREAT DIFFICULTIES sa d I do not th nk he 1ked me Tr bune corresponden s just t es of a most every European na the populat onsecret code and that by pub a on to appear ea er There s no doubt Deal inner caba During the lunch Army officers t ave ed to Berner determ ned and hard work ng on at one t me or another de I Modern san tary sc ence and pre-of the soy the Japs were wa ned that the New Dea ers would have eon h s conversat on mostly was a and haven to nqu re about Rue s source Rue got THE OVERSEASTRBUNEto te m n ng i s pos t on on y on the vent ve med cine that have led to thetha the Arne cans had crack d the exc uded the pr nc pal defendants d atr be aga nst THE CHCAGOTn B of funds and to trap h m w th Amer can so des in all the other ba ance of what s best for Ame a control of rna ar a yel ow fever andcode e f they could have done so w thout UNERue related Pub I cat on Beg na cha ges of us ng back marke battle a eas al ho not often ca ed Publ sl ed by Ne ~spaper Men other insect borne d seases are g fts'lh s was a fa sehood and a fa ce outrag ng publ c opin on B f th 1 za marks He was ab e to prove that upon to conquer such drast c po t Add to th s s ng eness of purpose of b 0 og cal research dur ng the last

Ac ua y the A ne can navy lea ned The grand jurors now in posses ff e ~r~ betm~a ~;s ove~ nuck Gen Lee rose in h gh dudgeon the money came d rect from Amer cal n erfe ence The OVERSEASthe fact that THE TRBUNEis and centu yas much about enemy pos tons f om s on of a 1 the facts refused to 0 ere °th e ~et poun0s ~h ch and sa d he resented that remark ca F na y one m tary gove n Tn BUNEwas pr nted in Honolu u a ways has been pub shed by news Th s same field of Investigat onsubmar ne pa ro s as t d d f om se ind ct THE TRIBUNEor its two ed ~ast~~:e da~~ :h:tee~: ~B:~ He sa d he approved publ cat on of ment officer d d suc eed n c osmg Panama Sydney Ley e Dagupan paper men and the s ory of ts among many others also has proc et codes a 1 thru the war There tor al staff members who had been Id b d b f th overseas c vilian newspapers and down Rue s p nt ng shop but only [Luzon] Man la Ca cut a Tokyo dom nant v to ous t umphs over duced the wonder drugs pen ci 1nwas no imp ca on anywhe e tha accused of v olat ng the esp onage wfo~h e represse ebo;e ; firs; of course I know they help the for a per od of a few hours New York and Ch cago in add t on all the enem es of I berty and free and streptomycin It has enabled theany codes secret or othe w se we e act ~942elea~m~antf te ~~h a~ t mo all' of the troops Shortly Representat ves of the New York to Lon don and Bremerhaven dom s to d d abet c pat ent to live out a normalInvolved nor d d anybody suspect The jury has considered the case b t hi ue1m~e a e y 00 e e thereafter THE TRIBUNEgot a Hera d Tr bune New s wee k and Everywhere t chee ed and was There have been no bankers w h ex s ence aided by insui n wh ch arthat they were fu y and its conclus on that no u d: thu~cheo;: cfmpa~ion de- requis tion from the army post ex T me magaz ne were paw ng the cheered by Amer can troops a newspaper as a s de ne or wea hy rests the once fatal d seaseThe truth was that on y the in v 0 at on of the law was d sclosed ~ai~ edit e e gtv~n dPound: change for about 15000 OVERSEASearth Rue sa d arous ng a 1 k nds There are many excellent reasons p ayboys w th a newspaper to sa ve Span of Life Growl

siders n the New Dea adm n s a sett es the matter Mitchell sa d ~n th:~ basi~as accep e an sea e Tn BUNES of an mos ty aga nst THE TRBUNEwhy THECHCAGOTRIBUNEhas come the r soc al consc ousness n the h s As the result of advances thruouttion and the m tary departments n h s statement a company ng the Neither Rue nor an one else Rue helped to solve tantaliz ng because it got into Germany ahead thru th s century of bitter attacks tory of THETRDuNE'Sownersh p the whole fie d of med c ne s nceknew that Japanese codes had been verd ct could foresee of cours~ that the difficu t es over priorities on print of them and v c ous ons aughts undom nated THETRBUNE-Undomnated om THETRBUNEfirst was published thecra ked If any t p off.came to the Tribune Victorious Again battle of Midway some n ne months ing plates paper transportat on Dur ng th s t me Rue had ga ant and unbowed prosper ng in th~ pletes today its century of pub c 1fe span of the Amer can people hasJaps it came f om them not f om Once aga n THE TRIBUNEstood later would be used in th tt t and distr bution and regular publi he p from men of the 29 h d v s 0 strength progress and affect on 0 serv e The next cen ury ded cated been great y increasedany statemen s pr nted in THE fea less and undom nated vIctor ous to repress THETRIB~ a emp cation in England began tough fighters who controled the the peop e it serves to the same cause 1es ahead Some 350 years ago the newbornTRBUNE aga nst the greatest onslaught of its P iti In State When American troops reached port of Bremerhaven They were Middle West Is Free Area infant could expect to 1ve but 20

Pearl Harbor Inquiry most determ ned and unscrupulous os ve ment Paris after the invas on of France h s best customers and most av d Two of them however w be ONLY 400 COPIES, years By 1847 the 1 fe expectancyIt was not unt the Pea 1Harbor enem es Rue said however that Zanuck THETRIBUNEappl ed to publish the readers They wanted a newspaper suffic ent to conclude this story for the same ch Id had been leng h

Invest gat on made the trag c de There was jub at on in the ed was 80 positive in his statement overseas edition there The New Rue gave them one The 29 h d v THE TRIBUNEwas founded in the THE yeO U N TED ened to 35 years in th s country Itta s of that debac e and the m tary tor al department of THE TRIBUNEthat THE TRIBUNEwould be re- York Times the New York Herald sion men adopted Rue and IHE m ddle west by midd e westerners FOR MUCH MORE was 49 years at the turn of the cenIn e ence attend ng t fu y pub c that afternoon When Col McCor pressed and so eager to back it Tribune Newsweek and Time maga TRIBUNEand protected them from who are histor c products of the tury and today has climbed to 65that THE TRBUNEhad any int rna m ck wa ked in a few momentl w th money that it was obv ous to zine got almost immediate permis- interference at the hands of army old Northwest Terr ory the on y The first ed tion of THETRBUNEyears because of advances in med caltion Japanese codes had been so 'led after the verd ct was announced h m even then that zanuck had sion to publish In Paris but it was po t cans sect on of Amer ca wh ch never suf was but 400 cop es worked off by sc enceTh s d d not happen unt 1 after flanked by Johnston and Maloney pr or knowledge either thru his never granted to THETRIBUNE.The They short circuited army red tape fered under the colon a oppress on lone of the ed tors as pressman Great invent ons regarded as hav

the war was over a spontaneous heart warming cheer c oseness to rad cal New Dealers In New Dealers who batted the re and got a sh pment of paper d rect of Europe Iupon a Wash ng on hand press ing had most profound influence onThe accounts of the Midway bat rose from the throat of every per Washington or his connections wIth quest back and forth between the from THE TRIBUNEthru to Rue The people of the m ddle west d d wro e Capt A T And eas noted the culture and economy of the

tIe carr ed in THETn BUNE,as weI son in that vast busy room m litary intell gence that the plan Pentagon In Washington and the When the mil tary government man not inher t colon al obsequ ousnes h stor an of Ch cago in h s great era include development of the te e-as those n the navy secretary s own It was a triumph of r ght and to crush this newspaper was under press camp at SHAEF saw to that. closed Rue down it was the 29th They never have looked to Europe three volume H story of Ch ago graf invent on of the telephonenewspaper po nted out that Amer Amer can just ce that turned the w~ TRI An Important Achlevement Id v s on s ch ef of staff who burned for gu dance for culture or for the pr nted n 1884 but every st oke methods of 0 1 refin ng and the newIcan patrols had s ghted the Jap day into one of the prOUdest in ~ d:UNE was not repressed Rue outw tted them eventually up long d stance lines to Bremen pattern of the r government They of the lever was annea ng the sub processel for mak ng steel Standah ps Presumably these were sub Tr bune h story ~r tC ~s~ h o~n and Zanuck lost his however scoring an important and Heidelberg and proved the created freedom and prosper ty for struc ure upon wh ch was erected ard zat on of machine parts was nmar ne patrols The statements t~1lhu he as neverdpaid off Rue ach evement for the OVERSEASTRIn- order was a fake themselves such as Europe never the power and infiuen e that has troduced The air brake perfectedabout them in the navy secre arys PROO s thas o~e~~ome ay of corner UNE As soon as the American We want the paper he knew It is Amer can freedom and not alone dec ded the fa e of th s by George West nghouse Jr inl869paper apparent y had been c eared F OF THE PLOT :r~tin e ;~ ~ro;: ~~lonel and lep armies crashed into Germany Rue Go ahead and pr nt t Amer can prosperIty and they n city but of the nat on From THE s regarded as hav ng aped developby the navy's own censor They Ameri~an equ valent pounds or Its set out to scour up printing faciU Most Popular of All tend to keep it that way They are TRBUNE,that had such an humb e ment of the railroadswlneredthdertefior anybody the Japs That s one 10 pounds I really i ties there He got hold of a printing Rue d d THE TRIBUNEwas the Amer cans first last and forever or g n has been uttered d cta that Dur ng the lame century as re-cue - 0 nterpret as they chose n b rt dltl have controled the dest n es of par d d i thi colu nsA statement was taken from Ma tend to collect Rue sa d early this press just outs de Bremerhaven. He most popular of all serv ce papers Tri une Pa of Tra on ties and ind vidua s of prominence cor ens newspaper I m

loney under quest on n b M tchell year during a furlough in the had brought Tr bune plates with He printed some 25000 papers in THETRIBUNEis a part of this tra untr and nfused the eo- at the time they were announcedbut h 11 g Y Now for the 1I.rst time Tm: United States him from Paris and he ordered Bremerhaven and could have d s d tion because it helped to make it n the co y P came the a rplane the incandescentcopy ~f vr:s ~ot a ~;ed t~ B1e a TRIBUNEil able to d selose and to War time attacks on THETRIBUNE5000 OVERSEASTn BUNESprinted tributed 200000 If the facil ties had It was dedicated to Amer ca 100 pIe with that patriot ~mt'i:hifht bore electr c light the automobile theGen Biddle a;~~u:ce~r'W;:~t a ::~ prove that this effort to luppress by the Rooseve t gang were not con mmediately been ava able for print ng them years ago and it has never :ft led in S~ChglO~O~I[~~:u~:Vi~wa~] n erne first successful d rigible the elec-eral grand jury investigation of THE t thru naval censorsh p and thru 1I.nedto its operations on th 8 con He borrowed the paper because Rue even sent eo pie I of the ts devot on to that ded cation It c ne con es tron m c oscope the photoelectricTRIBUNEwould be held the use of a federal grand jury was tinent One of the most unjustified he knew that if any money passed OVERSEASTRIBUNEprinted In Bre- never will ONLY20 DAYInoll" I' cell mec anical refrigeration radarT 1 not just an unrelated war time in unpatr ot c and reprehens ble of between h m and the German own me haven to Par s where they were THETRIBUNEhas been called anti 1S3~ C G d niH bba d OIIe0 the steel sh p the vacuum tube the

:..,V 0 ent a ack came al no c dent but part of a New Dea con them was the interference Mr ers New Dea sn pers n the a ny apped up by s d s who pre B t h by Ang oph es an Ru san C g m n d sed hi, • no ype machine and tht type-.•. ~ tG T~ TRIBUNiO For BJilIraC¥,that had beeD under 1w~ Roosevelt and hil lleute ants de would arrest h m for trad ni w th fer ed them to teo he Amer can bf. Russoph les and an someth ng I~ ~ ao 4alI ~ Hew gyork:' Ih wr ter

Progress of SCience andIndustry Told

BY ROY GIBBONS

JAPS ARE COCKSURE