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1 i 1 1 I I 1 I boirmoomommomposenuommonnommommomoommr Tuesday Morning lorniiir luesda) -ttflpt Dalt gukt Trellittne Tr it pb ri ti 1 air' It tp ii 711r14i 14e 4 gib Decentler 9 1911 5 n1 'Miss Rankin 1Writer Views Weeps After Staggering Antiwar Vote Naval Losses Jeannette Rankin Casts Sole Vote Against War 1 1 I' Tribunal Affirms Public's Right to Criticize Court Rules in A Times and Bridges Cases That Utterances Failed To Offer Serious Danger to Justice WASHINGTON Dec 8 supreme court Monday upheld the right of the press and puSlic to criticize the courts at any stage of their work IT am i-4ritain Speedily Declares War Against Japan Parliament Acts on Churchill's Call Hours Ahead of United 'States- Premier Warns of Hard Task Ahead LONDON Dec 8 sprang proudly Monday to the aid of her kinsmen and ancient friends declaring warl upon Japan even before the United States itself had taken formal action Winston Churchill rose before Vincent Sheehan Says Japanese 'Fooled Officials 1 Gets Home Call To Change Stand to 'Aye' WASHINGTONDec: 8 (AP)--Only one house member Miss Jeannette Rankin (R Mont) voted against a declaration of war with Japan Monday as compared with 50 representatives' who voted against war with Germany in 1917 Hisses greeted her vote Monday Miss Rankin and Representative i Knutson (R Minn) are the only members of the present house who voted against the German declara- tion and Knutson voted for war against Japan Monday Senator Norris (Ind Neb) only member of the present senate who voted against the German declare- tton 24 years ago cast his vote irt: for the Japanese declaration as the senate voted- unanimously WASILINGTON Nov 8 (INS) roll eel votes in the men- rt -r ate and house on the declaration -zrE of war against Japan follow: 43e lit a long-awaited decision revergingcontempt citations against the Los Angeles Times and Harry Bridges the tribunal ruled that it tme is nearly 'six hours behind ours The cabinet which met at 12:30 Monday therefore authorized an immediate declaration of war upon Japan Instructions to this effect were sent to his majesty's ambassador in Tokyo Thus he told the great story of the joining again of two great nations who together have never lost a war And in flat and almost deprecatory terms he informed the world that Britain was ready and moving without loss of time "The house will see" he remarked "that no time has been lost and that we actually are ahead of our engagements" 1 1 James in the so-called Loa Angeles "rattlesnake murder" in 1936 1 amen "MI accused of drowning his wife to collect her insurance after having failed to kill her by having a snake bite her The live snakes were introduced at his trial and James contended that this prejudiced the jury The courts decision in the press freedom can laid down the principle that any danger of interfering with the administration of justice by criticising a court "must be extremely serious and the degree of imminence extremely high before utterances can be punished The first amendment to the constitution forbidding abridgement of freedom of speech or the preas "must be taken as a command of the broadest scope that explicit language read in the ton-text of a liberty-loving society will allow" the majority opinion declared WASHINGTON Dec 8 Miss Jeannette Rankin of Montana who cast the lone congressional vote against the Japanese war resolution barricaded herself In her office Monday afternoon and as she had done 24 years ago when as the first woman to be elected to congress she voted against declaring war on Germany Police who escorted the frail gray-haired woman from the capitol building where she was almost mobbed by newsreel and press photographers said that Miss Rankin was hysterical 1 CUT BANK Mont Dec 8 Miss Jeannette Rankin Montana congresswoman who cast the only house vote against declaring war on Japan was called upon to "redeem Montana's honor" by changing her vote Monday by Dan Whetstone Montana Republican national committeeman Whetstone telegraphed Miss Rankin: "As soon as word of the treacherous attack of Japan on American possessons reached this state Montanans made the only decision possible for loyal Americans to assert full support to the administration in defense of this nation "Messages from all parts of Montana indicate disappointment over your attitude in failing to support the I war declaration I urge and beseech you to redeem Montana's honor and loyalty and change your vote as early as Impressively united and cheering parliament to make good without resserve the pledge that he had solemnly delivered a month the pledge that the outbreak of Japanese American hostilities would put the British instantly at the 'side of the United States He had spoken during the night with President Roosevelt over transatlantic telephone he said to arrange "the timing of our respective declarations" and he went on: The president told me he would I this morning send a message to congress which as is well known can alone make a declaration of iwar on behalf of the United States Moves Swiftly "I then answered him that we would follow immediately However it soon appeared that British territory in Malaya also had been the object of Japanese at' tack and later on it was an bounced from Tokyo that the Japanese high curious 101711 not the imperial Japanese government but the Japanese high declared that a state of war existed between them and Great Britain and the United States "That being so there was no teed to wait for the declaration of congress In any case American congress In any case American PHILADELPHIA Dec 8 (UP) I citing the source of his information which has not been confirmed in other American guar- 1 tens so far Vincent Sheehan novelist and foreign correspondent who has just returned from the Far East told an audience at Bryn Mawr college Monday night that the United States will have the "greatest humiliation in its history" when it learns in the next few days of the "staggering number of Pacific battleships lost during the first 36 hours of the Japanese attack" Sheehan who returned from the Far East by plane two days before the Japanese attack said that "this is the greatest reverse of its kind in the history of the world" "We have lost more ships since Japan attacked us than England has lost in the whole war" he said "We have lost all our possessions In the Pacific with the exception of Hawaii and the Philippines" He predicted that the east coast could be bombed in the near future "I'm telling you" he said sponsible people in Washington ex pected Sunday night that eastern cities would be bombed" Washington officials Sheehan said couldn't explain why army and navy scouting planes haven't been aware of the Nipponese Maneuvers during the past week He presented a picture of a total lack of preparation for war in the Pacific Two weeks ago General Douglas A MacArthur told him that in case of war the Japanese would withdraw their planes and ships to their own bases But the "Jape attacked in 'German fashion'---striking at all possible points" he said Representative Jeanette Ran' kin Montana Republican who cast the only vote against WILT with Japan hi either house of congress makes no difference whether the case under criticism is technically pending at the time so long as the comment does not constitute a "substantiar or a "serious" danger to the impartial functioning of the judge It found no such danger in three editorials published by the Los Angeles Times in 1937 and 1938 commenting on the convictions of persons who had not yet been sentenced or in a telegram sent by Bridges west coast 10 loader to Secretary of Labor Perkins in 1938 denouncing a California court decision in a labor case and threatening a strike while a petition for rehearing was pending (The telegram was released to the press) Me court split 5 to 4 on the issue with Justice Black writing the majority opinion Chief Justice Stone and Justice Roberts and Byrnes agreed with a dissenting opinion by Justice Frankfurter who held that "California speaking through its courts" concluded that the comments "undermined the conditions necessary for fair adjudication" and thereforeliad a right to punish them "We are after all sitting over 3000 miles away from a great state without intimate knowledge of its habits and its needs" Frankfurter wrote But Black's opinion cited "the sweeping constitutional mandate against any law 'abridging the fredom of speech or of the press'" With a dozen decisions ready after a two-week recess the justices went to the capitol at noon the usual hour for opening court to hear President Roosevelt's war message and did not hand down their opinions until midafternoon One decision upheld on a 7-2 division the conviction of Robert 4 r- P- 1 Prescnt JAP Foretold 7 Years Ago In The 'UST DRYS" Cites Final Plea He recalled Mr Roosevelt's personal appeal to Emperor Hirohito --and how that appeal had been answered Now that the issue is joined and in the most direct manner" he went on "it only remains for two great democracies to face their task with whatever strength God may give them "We may hold ourselves very fortunate and I think we may rate our affairs not wholly ill-guided that we were not attacked alone by Japan in our period of weakness after Dunkerque Recalling that China and the Dutch East Indies had instantly entered the mighty alliance he nevertheless proclaimed that a great struggle was ahead "It is of the highest importance" he told the parliament "that there should be no underrating of the gravity of the new dangers we have to meet either here or in the United States We have at least four-fifth of the population of the world on our side We are responsible for their safety and for their future" Dutch East Indies had instantly entered the mighty alliance he nevertheless proclaimed that a great struggle was ahead "It is of the highest impor- tance" he told the parliament "that there should be no under- rating of the gravity of the new dangers we have to meet either here or in the United States 'We have at least four-fifth of the population of the world on our side We are responsible for their safety and for their future" Read the book and watch prophecy fulfilled Tells of Geo Washington's vision regarding the United States vs Europe Asia and Africa The fate of Great Cities of Europe end America etc Cloth 11 1 AS (plus tax) AT ALL BOOK STOMM Or mAnea Postpaid by Publishers THE PYRAMID PREIS OS 2nd East Salt Las City togetotoostpouttov-4 SENATE For Declaration Republicans: 1Aiken Vermont Austin Vermont Ball Minnesota Barbour New Jersey Bridges New Hampshire: Brooks Illinois Burton Ohio Butler Nebraska Danaher Connecticut Davi Pennsylvania Gurney South Dakota Langer North Dakota Lodge Massachusetts McNary Oregon Nye North Dakota Reed Kansas Shipstead Minnesota Taft Ohio: Tobey New Hampshire Vandenberg Michigan White Maine Wiley Wisconsin Willis Indiana Democrats--Andrews Florida Bailey North Carolina Bank-head Alabama Barkley Kentucky Brown Michigan Bullow South Dakota Bunker Nevada Byrd Virginia Chandler Kentucky Chaves New Mexico Clark Idaho Clark Missouri Connally Texas Downey California Doxey Mississippi Ellen-der Louisiana: George Georgia Gerry Rhode Island Gillette Iowa Glass Virginia' Green Rhode Island Guffey Pennsylva- nia Hatch New Mexico Herring Iowa Hilt Alabama Hughes Delaware Kilgore West Virginia Lucas Illinois Maloney Connecticut: Maybank South Carolina McFarland Arizona McKeller Tennessee Mead New York Murdock Utah Murray Montana O'Daniel Texas Wyoming Overton Louisiana Pepper Florida Radcliffe Maryland Reynolds North Carolina Rosier West Virginia Russell Georgia Smathers New Jersey Smith South Carolina Stewart Tennessee Thomas Oklahoma Thomas Utah Truman Missouri: Tunnell Delaware Tydings Maryland Van Nuys Indiana Wagner New York Walsh Massachusetts Progressives La Follette Wisconsin Norris Nebraska Total for-82 HOUSE For Declaration Democrats: Allen Louisiana Anderson New Mexico: Arnold Illinois Barden North Carolina Barnes Illinois Barry New York Bates Kentucky Beam Illinois Beckworth Texas Better New ew 1 4 1 1 1 Il 1 LONDON Dee 9 Urq--Japarkoits troops entered Bangkok- capital of Thailand shortly after: 9 rn Monday Reuters reported Tuesday from Tokyo Ohio Davis Tennessee Delaney New York: Dies Texas Dingell Michigan Disney Oklahoma Domengeaux Louisiana Doughton North Carolina Downs Connecticutt Brewery Virginia Duncan Missouri Durham North Caro-Una Eberharter Pennsylvania Edmiston West Virginia Eliot Massachusetts Elliott California Faddis Pennsylvania Fitzgerald Connecticut Fitzpatrick York Flaherty Massachusetts Flannagan Virginia Flannery Pennsylvania Fogarty Rhode Island Po 'ger North Carolina Forand Rhode Island Ford (Thomas F) California Ford Mississippi Fulmer South Carolina Gathings Arkansas Gavagan New York: Gibson Georgia: Gore Tennessee Gossett Texas Granger Utah Grant Alabama Green Florida Haines Pennsylvania Hare South Carolina Harrington Iowa Harris Virginia Hart NeW Jersey Harter Ohio Healey Massachusetts Hebert Louisiana Heffernan New York Hendricks Florida Hill Washington Hobbs Alabama Holbrock Ohio HOok Michigan Houston Kansas: Hunter Ohio Imhoff Ohio Izac California Jacobsen Iowa Harman Alabama Johnson Oklahoma Luther A Johnson Texas Lyndon Johnson Texas Johnson West Virginia Kee West Virginia: Kefauber Tennessee Kelley Pennsylvania Kelly Illinois Martin Kennedy New York: Michael Kennedy New York Keogh New York Kerr North Carolina Kilday Texas Kirwan Ohio Kleberg Texas Klein New York Kocialkowaki Illinois: Kop plemann Connecticut Kramer California Lanham Texas Lea California Leavy Washington i kTi 4 i I Leader Says Poles Oppose Japan LONDON Dec 1 Stronski Polish' minister of information asserted Monday that "Poland stands united with all the other allies against Japan just as ahe has always been united with all the allies against all countries cooperating with Germany in this war He said the Japanese attack which brought the 'United States Into the war gave the defenders of freedom a "mighty ally a guarantee of victory" Directly Responsible We an directly rosponsibla to you for the quality of the merchandise you buy from ws buy no goods without first being sure that it will serve you well and the styles and OH prices right WI do not want you to a one time customer CONVENIENT CREDIT -J s- 11 1 Directly 1 Responsible 1 We aro directly responsibie to you for the quality of the merchandise you buy from 1 1 ut Af4t buy no goods without as- Po Leader Say les I first being sure that it wiii 1 serve you wen and the styles Oppose Japan and the prices right We do not want you to LONDON Dec 114 law Stronski Polish minister of 1 141 one time customer Information asserted Monday that i CONVENIENT CREDIT "Poland stands united with all the other allies against Japan just as Itt ly6117 ahe has always been united with I all the allies against all countries eto It I cooperating with Germany 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Ind Guyer Kan Gwynne--lowa Edwin A Hall Leonard Hall Halleck incl Han- cock Harness Ind Hartley Heidinger Ill Hess -7- Ohio Hinshaw Cal Hoffman Mich Holmes Mass Hope Kan Howell Jarrett Pa Jenkins Ohio Jenks Jennings Tenn Jensen Iowa Johns Wis Johnson ril Johnson Ind Jones Ohio Jonkman Mich Kean Keefe-Wis Kilburn Kin- zer Pa Knutson Minn Kunkel Pa larnbertson Kan: Landis Ind LeCompte Iowa: McGregor Ohio: McLean Martin Iowa Martin Ma Mu on Mon Ill Miche- ner Mich Mott Ore Mundt I Murray Wis O'Brien O'Hara Minn Oliver Me Os- 1 mers Paddock Ill Pheiffer 1 Ye Pittenger Minn Ploeser Mo Plumley Vt Powers 1 Reece Tenn Reed Ill Reed Rees Kan Rich Ill Rizley Okla Robertson Robison Ky: Rockefeller Rodgers Pa Rogers Mass Scott Pa Shafer Mich Short Mo Simpson Pa Smith Maine Smith Ohio Smitk Wis Springer Ind Stearns Stefan Neb Stevenson Wis Stratton Ill: Sumner Ill: Taber Talle Ohio: Thomas 'rib- bott Pa Tinkham Mass read- way Masa Van Zandt Pa Vorys Ohio Vreeland Wadsworth Wheat Ill iriggiesworth Mass Wilson Ind Winter Kan: Wolcott Mich Wolfenden Pa Wolverton Woodruff Mich Youngdahl Minn Progressives Gehrman Wis Hull Wis American Labor Marcantonio Total for-388 Against Declaration Mont lette Pa 011ie Ind Graham -Grant Ind Guyer an 1 71111e -Iowa rdwin A Hall' Leonard kHaliN' NY TH I Heidinger DI Hess to Hinshaw Cal Hoffman ch Holmes Mass Hope Kan well Ill: Jarrett Pa Jenkins Jo Jenks Jennings rm Jensen Iowa Johns Wis imson rII Johnson Ind Jones do Jonkman Mich Kean efeWis Kilburn Kin- Pa Knutson Minn Kunkel larnbertson Kan: Landis LeCompte Iowa: McGregor go: McLean J' Martin Iowa artin Mass: Mason Ill Miche- 't Mich Mott Ore Mundt Murray Wis O' Brien Hats Minn Oliver Me Os- ers Paddock Pheiffer Pittenger Minn Ploeser co: Plumley Vt Powers eece Tenn Reed Ill Reed Rees Kan Rich Ill Rizley kla Robertson Robison Rockefeller Rodgers a Rogers Maas Scott Pa Shafer Mich Short co Simpson Pa Smith Maine miih Ohio Smitk Wis Spring- Ind Stearns Stefan 'eb Stevenson Wia Stratton Sumner Ill: 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