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RACINE JOURWAL-TIMrS Monday, April 1. 1S4S Roosevelt plucked him off the bench and named him war mobilization director. Byrnes Eyed As 'No. 2 Man' Council Faces Three Sessions Mr. Truman would like tci have In the No.

1 cabinet position at the state Skilled Statesman. Against making any immediate change at the state department was the fact that the San Francisco conference nw is only nine days away. Stettinius jhas handled the arrangements for jit, and is head of the. American delegation. To many observers, that seemed to preclude an immediate change.

Byrnes, who is 65, is skilled in the three great branches of government legislative, judicial and executive. He first was elected to the house in 1910 and served seven consecutive terms as a representative of South Carolina. He was elected to the-senate in 1930 and in the ensuing' 11 years, except for occasional rifts, served as Mr. Roosevelt's personal liaison officer on Capitol Hill. i The late president appointed him to the supreme court in 1941.

Only 15 months later, however, Mr. graph. The Rev. Joseph" F. Carroll, S.

reported the tremors last 45 minutes. Father Carroll said the tremors probably were in the vicinity of Kamchatka peninsula, part of Siberia, between the sea of Okhotsk and the Pacific ocean. Seismographs in New York, St. Louis and Weston, Mass, listed similar recordings. Severe Tremors Reported In Kamchatka Region 'MILWAUKEE.

(P) An earthquake, described as "very severe," and believed to be approximately 5,000 miles to the west, was recorded last night on the Marquette university seismo- WASHINGTON (U.jj) James F. Byrnes who went horne to South Carolina less than tw6 weeks ago was back in the thik of things today ancj apparently destined to mm iyjs IV EAT Racine's city council will work overtime thisj week. At 7:30 tonight the committee of the whole will hold the I meeting which was postponed Friday because of the death of President Roosevelt. Matters before the committee will be acted upon and referred to the regular council session, also scheduled tonight. I Tuesday evening the new council will hold its first meeting.

New aldermen, John Theos (1st), Fred Heimes (3rd). Philip Dahlberg (11th) and Stanley Gfazdiei (15th), will be installed. The new council will hear Mayor Francis H- Wendt's address and will elect a council president. George Due (13th) has indicated i and WIFTY Formal coiffures go sleek and lavish this sea son, taking on an air of drama that's exciting considerable comment in fashion circles. he will not be a candidate for re election to this post.

Also to be named at the; council meeting are new committee members, a harbor TO INSURE A PERFECT FOUNDATION FOR YOUR COIFFURE master, and a city; clerk. Suffers anne become the No. 2 tne lru-man administration. Indications pointed toward the probability that he will become secretary of state, later if not sooner. Byrnes, former member of congress and supreme cpurt justice, was popularly calle "assistant president" in the last wo years of the Roosevelt administration, though his actual powers were limited.

The outlook today is that he will be that in a real sense in the Truman administration. Understands Problems. Sources close to Sir. Truman said the new president regarded Byrnes as the best map in government today. I As director of war mobilization, Byrnes beewme intimately aquaint-ed with the ins and outs of the toughest domestic problems: manpower, wage and price control, demobilization.

He was on the inside secret" foreign affairs, too. Mr. Roosevelt took him as well as iSecretary of State Edward R. Steinius to thr "Big Three" meeting at Yalta February. Some influential persons in the Truman circle were purging that Byrnes be named secretary of state at once.

They acknowledged that Stettinius was an able instrument for carrying out Mrf Roosevelt's desires in foreign affairs. But Mr. Roosevelt, as the sayijjig went, was "his own secretary of! state," making the decisions on I many intermediate as well as mjor points. Mr. Truman, they said, wants to re-establish more cabinet respon I We offer you: I i.1.

I It 1 I' WoundTDuring Iwo Jima Battle and Mrs. Ray Mathieus of 1613 Douglas avenue, have been i i notified that motone 20 DIE IN CRASH The tail rudder is all that remains of a Pennsylvania Central Airlines plane which crashed into a West Virginia mountainside, killing 20 passengers and crew members, including five army men. i I COLD WAVE PERMANENT. i1 COMPLETE 15.00 Other Waves from S7.00 2 New Tax Bills To Be Proposed At Senate Caucus their son, Pfc. Clifford- R.

Mathieus, was wounded in action on Iwo Jima while serving with the 4th marine division. He has been in a hospital in the south Pacific since March 6. During his 16 months overseas, Mathieus was in action in the Marshall MADISON (U.R) Two new tax bills will be proposed to the senate caucus tomorrow in an effort to sibility and leave more decisions to cabinet members-4-although he of course would retain the final say. Many thought Byrnes best WE SPECIALIZE IN HAIR TINTS DYEING i BEAUTY SALON, SECOND FLOOR Pfc. Mathieus.

fitted the pattcrr of he man that islands, and at Saipan and Tinian. His brother, Kenneth E. Mathieus, is training at Camp Maxey, Texas, SAILOR IN ACTION DURING ROCKET BARRAGE Mr. and Mrs. John p.

Roberts, of 1024 Main street, have received a letter from their son, John D. Roberts, 21, Offer Dying Baby For Experiment As Last Resort COLUMBUS, Ohio. fU.R) The parents of curly-haired Carol Suzanne Cline offered her as a guinea pig for experimental surgery today in the last-resort hope that he might be saved from approaching death. The 8-months-old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul W. Cline, was born without a bile duct from her liver. Medical science termed her case hopeless and said she might live three months more. Cline, a senior OPA investigator, made a nationwide appeal through the United Press in hope that someone, somewhere, might have done experimental work in such cases. "Somewhere in the United States there may be a medical man who has a new idea," Cline said, "a new treatment which may save the life of our baby.

We can't give up without a battle. We'll take any chance that offers." -A leading Columbus surgeon operated on Carol Suzanne last week and found her liver swollen to several times its normal size. He said there was no vestige of a duct and only a miracle could save her. lld raise' enough money for Gov. Walter Si Goodland's $23,000,000 building progranv for educational and welfare institutions, senate republican leader Warren Knowles said today.

i The new tax proposals result from a financial conflict between the governor's post-war building program and a highway segregation bill already passed by the assembly, Senators will be asked to choose between an extra two-cent-a-pack tax On cigarets or a surtax of possibly 10 per cent on corporation incomes over $100,000, Knowles i A third tax, on corporation incomes, also Will be proposed to increase the present $7,000,000 state veterans' fund. The tax bills are being drafted CHILDREN'S THIRD FLOOR telling them the craft on which he is serving was in the rocket ship flotilla which bombed Iwo Jima before jthe marines landed. It was his sixth major in A s. A vasion. rby the senate legislative procedure 1 Roberts cently compl committee, composed of chairmen of all senate committees.

All of its members are republicans. ed his minori in IS, enlistment i A i the navy, was awarded the PhM 1c Roberts. good conduct medal, and iigned up for a two REHEARSE FOR V-E DAY LONDON. (U.R) Two coaches, each drawn by ourj horses from the; royal stables, yesterday rehearsed the drive to St. Paul's cathedral which the king and queen will take on V-E day.

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SIZES 1 TO 8. Mayor of Green Bay Certified in Recount GREEN BAY, Wis. Dominic Olejniczak was certified as the elected mayor of Green Bay when the election committee of the city council, sitting as a board of canvassers, made its report Saturday. Chester S. McDonald, Olejni-czak's opponent in the recerit election, asked for a recount.

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