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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-01-24
Pauld, Pale, Putty. Faced People Need Cartots Iron Pills
Tho Reason.

Tho Reason.
$50 the scandal-mongers did not sue
coed In floating that rumOr?
mo; 1t wouldn't hold water"
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-01-24
Unnerved.

Bess - Was the groom sclfpos-
scSScd?
June-NOt bit he showed up and
went through the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
CHILD : TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF CONST|PATED
IF CROSS, BILLIONS, SICK, FEvERISH
Or FULL OF COLD,
TAKE NO CHANCES.
SYRUP OF PIGS
CAN'T HARM TENDER SToM-
ACH, LIVER, BOWELS.

children love dhis fruit laxative.
and nothing else cleanses tho tender
stomach. liver and bowels so nicely.
\ child simply will not stop playing
10 empty the bowels. and the result 49,
they b"c6mc tightly clogged with waste
liver gets sluggish. stomach sours then
your LITTLE one becomes cross, half SICK
frvcriSh., don't cat sleep or act DAlu-
rally. breath is bad. system full OF cold
has sore throat. Stunarhache OF ulaT-
rhona Listen. Mother. Sre II tongue
is coated then give tcasponnfuI OF
california Syrup OF Figs" and in "
few hours all the cnnsi pated waste
sour bile and undigcst.d food passes out
Of the system and you have we'll
playful child again.
Millions Of mothers Civ" "Calsfornla
Svrun Of Figs" because Il is perfectly
harmless :childrr1 love it. and it never
falls to act on ,5e stomach. liver and
bowels.
Ask your druggist for bottle
OF california Syrup Of Figs. when
has fnu directions for babies. children
g fnl lagos and FOR grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. beware or c"l1l-
Iertcfts sold here. Get the genuine
made by California Fig Syrup ON
pany" Refuse any other kind Win
contempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
LEAVES
AMERICAN BUSINESS
IN STATE OF DOUBT

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. Dec. g.
Speaking brtore the war service COM
ry,ittce Of the oil industry On RECONSTRUCT
ton. Mr.. A. Z. Bedford. head OF the
petroleum board. said:
Before much progress on program
Of reconstruction Is III sight. American
Industry must know the extent 10 which
< is 10 receive the cooperation "l inc
governments The President has given
us little light on this. He goes lurth
to com bat economic barriers ABROAD
while leaving us in doubt as to "hcthcr
They nrr - be maintained at home. are
American corporations engaged III u
vtlrping export trade 10 bc encouraged
by the operation of the Webb aci' Ut
are they Ia be ShaCkird by lhr sherman
law and similar restrictive measures. .
Foreign governments are hliihcihR am
even entering INTO partnership win pr
vutc enterprises to capture the ~oriu
trade.
Are the legitimate sims Of American
Industries to be represented at the
peace conference? We have not learned
much a. to this from the Presidents
speech. We 90 not know that the Amer
iran delegation AT that conference Will
hot lack well meaning. but we DO not
know if any practical and seasoned
American executive has been drafted 10
assist snd advise our diplomats. w"
know that the British government Is 4
partner in the petroleum business ana
that every advantage gained in the peace
barley will be- an advantage for Brlt'sh
md Allied petroleum interests. On ms
subiec, think We should express our
selves firmly and conclusivcly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

cornnany Will. il was IN the front IRE
Later, when j., was in support. he volun-
,,rily aided in the work OF carrying
wounded across an area covered by ar
,illery and machine gun fire. home au
dress: Mrs Anna NJ. l.angham' -p'
Locust street. Roaring Springs IA
Scrgeuht Andrew r. Lynch. headQuhr-
,ers company. 10th Infantry las NO.
J.4o21D. for extraordinary heroisin III
action near Apremat. France. ScpteW-
her % 1918. Sergeant Lynch Was on
duty with section operating 81 guns
Under orders. he moved th- guns TO the
rear. and then learning that his com
handing officer had been taken prisoner.
Sergeant Lynch. with another SOLDIER.
organized 9 party Of five. attacked inc
enemy patrol. NUMBERING, 81. and killed
Is Of them. He personally rescued his
officer and captured three prisoners
Immediately aflerward he took com
mand or - men and launched counter
attack. driving the eunmy before then'
for over kilomcter. Sergeant LFnch
ccnduc, ex"mplif1"d the greatest cour-
ace. Judgment and leadership. Home
address: Mrs. katherine Lynch. Wifi
e4IG South Franklin street, PhiladeI-
phia, PA.
battalion Sergeant Major Howard
Craven (c25G"%"l First battalion 36lH'
infantry. for extraordinary heroism IN
notion near Cornes. France. September
IS 1918. Sergeant Major Craven. al
though wounded. remained on duty dur
! ing the heaviest bomT1rcment OF tbs
| battalion command post. rcorganI2Ho
-! and kept under control the laision Sec
/ ton which was essential 10 the success
| tul operation Of the battalion. lie con
| stantly exposed himself 20 danger anc
! rendered service Of great value. Home
| address,: Mrs. T. F. Craven. Emporium
! Pc nnSvlynuia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

These same famous mon and the medical
world generally know that natures only safe
guard against attacks III the blood Is in th''
l.eucurytcs White ''orpu$clcs which act -
policemen and gobb" up germs in the normal
person AS fast they enter.
1t Is tho rundown person that germs ger
hold 1t IL in tn" blood of elderly people th't
they cling like death and though AZ times
these little germ lighters take new lif" as III
tho summer time and for time overcome th'
germs tho first little turn Of tide Sr"S the
white corpuS"lsS IL rundown elderly p"opl"
losing out and IN" germs again making HE
miserable
to do ,nnrr than take 4 blood purifier VIM IN Re-
-norcs tn. toxins Sn"ret"d hy the germs. II "a
cssr entail that thr germs themselves h" kill"'i.
A blood purifier az long as you cnntinu" taxing
= may keep the blood practically ir"" "t
toxins but soon as you stop tn" toxins ;tSHih
her,n Accommodating and again yUu are attack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
Council of Defense
Organization Will Be
Used in Peace Work

WASHINGTON Dec. 3.-The field
machinery of the Council Of National
Defense comprising $4,000 units
throughout the United States will oe
held intact 20 aid the Department ~
Labor in its work OF finding ra-empl"E-
rnent for the armed forces. The cpuh-
ellis state. county and city organizations
also vii, be called upon to assist IN she
equally difficult task OF readjuStinS the
FORCES OF wartime industry 10 peace
time pursuits. l., :;
The announcement OF tho council III.
tention to continue its activit!"s al
Loss, until the economic r"adjusttI"nt
is we'll under way was mad by .iroS-
venor Clarkson. acting director. after a
conference between thu directors oli"'H
and rho employment service 81 IN: W.
partment OF Labor. ,
The plan agreed upon was SGomitssH
10 the secretaries OF war. nav. interi,F
AGRICULTURAL commerce" and labor: Wh,
c9mposa the council. and w"r" *dppt"'l
by. them as part OF the program OF 4 =
n;ohiliZation specifically with reference
30 labor and industrial conditions. Til;
mans in question will include the So
Establishment in every community OF ''u-
ploymcnt bureaus for soldiers. sailors
and war workers and the uniftcatlon
through these bureaus Of all local and
civic efforts having 20 do with dsmoo-
iliZation matters. $1,000,
The council at its meeting adopted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
MI VIM DID
Save: MY LIFE
When Science and All Other
Medicines Failed.

These arc tn" words used by Mrs. h.
rs. Mathis. Of ms Twenty-ninth street.
Wheeling. W. Valves. MI Vim saved
my life. My condition was indeScrih-
able. | suffered as no tongue could toll.
My whole system was n Cnnlpl"t" wreck.
was III tho act Of consulting anu her
doctor when | 1n"f n lDdy VIII" was dem
unstratine Nu Vim Tonic. Sh" per
auadcd me- To try M Vim. never went
to So" a doctor after that ] have used
thr-.. bottles of Nh Vim and NOW am
IN perfect health. ais" have been
hlcased IN giving birth to child. My
cup Of happiness iE ful and running
over with joy and gladness. | rss'd" M
Wheeling and any one wishing 10 eau
on me- 10 verify these statements ar Tor
more information | will b" only 10" ElIuI
TO accommodates As had gwen up
hopes Of oyer hrinE restored 10 health
md happiness shall leave nothing I'M
done to praise Nh WINS valu" I" thos"
afflicted as 7 was. ;,
This marvellous Tonic is sold AZ {. IT,
t;rIrst {. CO.'S Drug Store. l1@5 Market
street. Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
COMPANY SUES ENGINEER.

pITTSBt' Dec "a precedent
was established here today when the
Pittsburgh & Lake Fri" Railroad Com
pany filed 4 suit in III" county court 70
recover damages of S:Q."S5.il from
Louis k.citZ. an engineer formerly in t!c
employe nj the road. kleitZ was "nSi-
nncr in charge OF 81 train which crashed
into tho rear OF another train near No
KEGS Rocks moro than n year ago. TO-
sulting in TWO deaths and the wrcrkirS
Of equipment. and tho company ALLEGES
that he operated The c1Giu" in care
less and reckless manner and paid no
heed to signals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
Hazel Atlas Net
Earnings Over Million

AT a. meeting Of the stockholders OF
the, IIazel-Atlas Glass Company. held
yesterday afternoon in the company's Of
fcss. the annual report was read by
President ". 5. Brady for the perioc
ending November /. 1915. The report
showed gross earnings Of more than two
million dollars for the stockholders. OF
net earnings Of more than million dol
lars. after allowances had been made Tor
the income and .xccss prof., taxes. Fol
lowing 4 general discussion III" report
was accepted and vote Of thanks was
extended the management by the stock
holders. II was brought out In the dis
cussions that the prospects for next year
are bright.
The cid hoard Of directors were re-
elected except one minor change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
WILSON AND PARTY
CONTINUED from Page One.)

he in frequent communication with ms
President by cable. md will Keep MN
fuIly advised Of events at home.
President Wilson did not go 20 tho
Union Station until a short while PC
fore the time for his Train to depart
Az he and Mrs. Wilson entered the sta
lon the crowd cheercd and l. soldiers
end sailors who were waiting for trains
formed n human line through which the
President and Mrs. Wilson walked I"
the train shed
While some Of The crowd wished me
President good luck md pleasant
voyage" Mr.. Wilson smilagly called
back Thank you.
Just before the train pulled on; OF
the station, tie personnel Of the party
was announced az follows:
III the Presidents immediate party;
The President and Mrs. Wilson. Rear
AdmirnI Cary T. Grayson. the Pres
dents physIcian: George Crrcl, chairman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

&C The Commits" nr public Information;
Gilbert r Close. confidential clerk /"
the President: =. !. Hoover. head nSh"r
Mt thr White ll"us". and Miss Edi'h
Srnham. secretary. t" Mrs. Wilson.
Others on IN" train were: Secretary
If State and Mrs. Lansing, S"crctnr!
Baker. who was In. l"av" the party M
Nnhokcn: John W. Davis. ambassador
e Great Britain. ard Mrs. Davis; Henry
White. 4 member If tho peace delcsa-
ZION; Mrs benson. wife al Rear Ad-
mirai ". 6. Benson: Major and Mrs.
Scott. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hatch
Mr. Harris. Mr.. McNeir. Mr.. Wrlt'r.
S-Gncy Smyth. tho French Ambassador
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
New Principle Whereby "Rheumatism" May Be
Successfully Treated Explained Briefly Below

cG with those torturous painful. lif"-s appinE
pains and the agony Of aching. stin. sore mus
clos and crcakY joints.
Remove the cause 10 tho new slogan OF ply
sicIanS prescribing Novo San Help 10 lnvlE-
crate and increase tho number Of your Whit"
i'orpusclrs In order that these little germ
lighters may rid the blood or germs the ";nS"
Of all your trouble New and wondrous dis
crvnres in the realm Of bacteria have resulted
in tho creation and perfection Of this entirely
rev element in medicine. It is known as
Eovo-San and comes in convenient tablet
form. Your druggist has II. IT not. s"nd
dollar direct to Eovo-San Laboratory ~.
IS SO startling. entirely different from any
other medicine known to medical practice, IN"
chronic, blood sufferer who never has boon
reached with her and fnldcr forms Of med
lin" may takn Nnvo-San CmcanlnE now hl"oh
wi,h tho utmost confidence in speedy r"lict
and permanent results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
cHA1LENGE HENRY A. G.

Having seen in the sporting columns
of the Wheeling lntclliGcnc"r that me
Henry 4. Cs. claim III" championship
OF the Ohio Valley. W.. tn" Toronto
Tigers. wish to dispute this claim
through the columns If your paper ana
do hereby challenge tho Henry \. IS
10 game at Wheeling on Sunday. i'e-
ccmbrr Ii.
We have played almost every team IN
thu Ohio valley and have Yet !" NC
beaten viii the Henry y. :. play an
unhealcn team in tn" ONO valley IN or
der to claim The championships.
Address all correspondence 10 WIZ
liam Kuhn. Toronto. Ohio. as soon az
possible.
800, ,,,n cI,,rSf,c STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

and. Mrs. .Iusscrand. Count De Cellcri
;hr Italian ambassador. and Mrs. DE
CoIIcri ami two children. md Colan"l Z
II; jordan. OF tho general STAT. trans
purtat:uu officer.
only three OF III" five American rep
rc.rrtntiv,.s ~ the. peace conference -:
announced AZ tho Witt" House last week
will cross on tho former North German
Lloyd liner, They arc the President
himself. Sccr"tar: OF State Robert
Lansing and Henry White. former am
bassadur to France and Italy. Colonel
T.. ". House and Tasker II. Bliss. this
other two members. now arc in Franco
and VIII join thc.President there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
WILSON ATTACK
(continaed from Page one.)

smiled in such a display Of GOODNESS 10
the chief executive when h" appeared
before the joint session yesterday 10
make his, annual address. A. til" same
time the Congress- lenders feel no re-
sponsitility for the state ar AFFAIRS
They claim the President easily roniu
have disposcd, nf the situation other
wise by displaying lutte inc' anu
consideration for the Senate in making
I'm his pcac" delegation and his r'a"o
nrorram. Instead lie elected 10 ignore
INC larislatIvc' and treaty branch ot the
government
won't Weaken wilson.
II can be. stated positively now ihh'
rci,bcr the House nor ihc Senate WIZ
nike any action calculated 10 "mhhrrhS':
,he president or TO weaken h'm N IN"
nooca councils The Senat. viii no.
,,.poin: a committee 30 go To 1'arIs ana
r,main there throughout th" H"nicT-
once nor will either branch az congress
mass tho resolution declaring Vice Pres
;drnt Marshall 10 u" the al ini"rHhW
chief executive. There IS SliIl E"'h"
doubt among the leaders ~ !" N" stat"
or legislation passed in IN" absence 81
tho President The Law requires lha' ~
acts shall hc presented /" Inc l'rrSih"h :
Cor approval or veto. Ii IS 'APoHS'p'''
N nrcscn, acts TO him Will" II" IS
,hrnaJ md som" q thr Republicans
:. intend his ah&rnr" m"Ars suspension
or me legislative power Of the govern
mtn nj.
The Sherman Speech.
W cttnurI was made by ErraDiic"n
,,odcrs IN the S.nat" tGdav (" disSnad"
Senator sherman from delivering MS
attack upon the President but senator
Lodge said later the policy Of the party
was all against Surh Il program sen.
,.or Williams. in defending thr fr"si-
dent. warned tho Senators In ntlrrEih'
The President they w"r" only digging
their own political Gr-ros. II" assert
ell that no good could come from 'htS''
nutburste. thu: Senators would % mere
" weakening their own agent NJ III"
peace cunferfroo: and would be attempt
:nc 10 so arrange matters tHai Afirr'Ha
would no: rrcdonii7atc. In winch case
some other nation you'd. Mr.. Williams
on ID he know no Senator trl; tho FrCS-
ident was being guided by any d'sh"h-
est or unpatriotir motive. nut Erhl'Z'u
no was doing tho best hr could Tot thn
general welfare Of III" civilized world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

resolution which was teleEraphcd TO Al!
governors. state Councils Of Defense and
chairmcn OF the state division OF tho
womans committed OF the Council.
1t WAS announced At tho Department
OF Labor that Acting OuarternastEr
General Wood had ordered all zone sup
ply Officers TO Sss in touch and cooper
att with the employment service III MAX
ing reports and recommendations on
,h,, cancellation OF contracts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
New Treatment For Worst
Forms of Rheumatism

you call it rheumatism, sciatica, lum-
bago, or what-not, it is due to toxins
(secreted by gerlns) in your blood.
Not the germs which kill you, but the
kind that secretes toxins, which poison
the whole system, according to Pasteur,
Metchnikoff and other famous bac
terologistS who assert that all disease
comes from germs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

Important Discoveries In Realm OF
Bacteria Bring To Light Entirely
New Remedy
EFFECT STARTLING
NEARLY 62fc PERFECT
That miserable achy feeling and stiff
ness of arms. joints and muscles comes
from the blood No matter whether
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04
F / r E

Where there are gasoline and oil there
Is always danger OF fire.
S E E D U n A W A Y
for General Insurance. with
rAYLoR & THOMAS
City Bank Building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

THE PRICE INTERPRETATION COMMITTEE OF
THE FOOD ADMINISTRATIONS FOR THE CITY
OF WHEELING SUBMITS THE FOLLOW.
ING REPORT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-04

.-BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-16
MAY CLOSE MILL!
Food Order just Out May Al
feet Topeka Industries.
Either Ismert-Hincke Mill Here
or X. C. One to Stop.

Kansas City, Feb. 16.-An order has
been issued by A. j. Hunt. divisional
chairman of the southwestern milling
division of the federal food admins
traitor directing all flour mills in the
division that have ground rs per cent
of the normal amount handled in the
last three years to suspend operations
Immediately. About seventy of the
six hundred mills in the division will
be affected, it was said. The division
includes Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, and Kansas
City, ST. Joseph and Independence.
Mo. The order was issued, it was said,
as a result of a conference in Chicago
this week of chairmen of, the various
milling divisions in the country. 1t
was stated here that similar orders
were being sent out by milling division
chairmen elsewhere.
officials of the southwestern, divi-
sion said that the purpose of the or
der was to allow those mills which
had not ground their allotment to
catch up" with the others. 1t was
said the order probably would be
temporary 1t was denied the order
was due to any unexpected wheat
shortage
If this order remains in effect suf-
ficiently long it will be felt by every
mill in Topeka, according to H. D.
Yoder of the Topeka Flour Mill Co.
For the present however. Mr.. Yoder
does not believe it will have any eff
feet on his mill.
However, the order is only tenn
porary,' said Mr.. Yoder. at may be
withdrawn before it affects u.s.
G. s. sIsmert of the Ismert- Hincke
Milling company, stated that the order
would effect their mill Immediately,
that either the Topeka mill or Kansas
City mill would be obliged to close
nf he mt
Mills, expressed a belief that it would
NOT effect that mill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-16
SUNDAY A FAIR DAY
Continued from Page one,

CONTINUED from Page One.)
open on March 81, which is just thir-
ty-three days away.
The lowest temperature in Topeka
during the last "a hours was de-
grees at 1880 O'Clock this morning,
which was IL degrees below the nor
NAL for the date. The temperature
this afternoon was expected to go to
20 degrees, down to above tonight,
and tomorrow a little warmer, say so
degrees in the afternoon. Meteorolo
gist Flora said this morning that the
center of the cold wave was just
west of Topeka and that it would
probably pass to the east of the city
before tomorrow. Flora also said the
weather map indicates nice fair
weather tonight and tomorrow"
The forecast says: Fair tonight
continued cold in east and not so cold
in west portion; Sunday fair with ris-
ing temperature.
The temperature reported for Ok
lahoma City and Camp Doniphan this
morning was Is degrees. The sky was
clear and the ground was free from
snow The snow scheduled to fall at
Doniphan Friday did not materialize.
The highest temperature ever re-
corded in Topeka on this date was 68
degrees in 1880 and the lowest was 9
below in 1908. The wind this morn
ing was blowing twelve miles an hour
from the northwest.
Thirty-six hour shipments north
should be protected against a temper
allure of zero; east and west against
above; and south against 10 above.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-16
MADE THEM KISS FLAG
War Argument in cunt Olive Ends
in a Riot.

Mount Olive. ILL.,, Feb. 16.-Several
persons here suspected of disloyalty
were rounded up last night and forced
to kiss the flag. Peter Heine, a mer-
chant, was forced to kiss each star in
the flag.
Heine saw the crowd coming and
fled to the house of a neighbor, where
he hid in the basement.
Before fleeing he gave an alarm of
fire; and the arrival of the fire de-
partment brought out a great crowd
of spectators. They followed the mob
to the house where Heine was hiding
and forced him to come out by threat
ening to turn the fire hose on him.
The demonstration last night began
after a fight in a saloon between two
men in the war argument After the
mob had formed, it went to another
saloon, smashed in the door and forced
the proprietor to kiss the flag and to
discharge his bartender. John Nowat,
a miner, was beaten at Staunten, ILL.,,
last night after it was reported that he
had threatened to tear a Red Cross
badge from q woman
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-16
DNEIES LARGE NUMBER OUT.
Company Official Says Not More Than
LOO Are on Strike,

New York, Feb. 16.-Contrary to
tbs claims of the brotherhood leaders,
information reaching shipping board
officials here at noon indicated that
fewer tkan LOO shipyard workers
were on strike today in the New York
district.
A c. Wilkie, assistant executive Of
ficer of the Emergency Fleet corpor-
aticn in charge at New York, said re-
ports showed only five yards engaged
in government building were af-
fected and that none of these was tied
up AT thep lants of the Standard
Ship-Buflding company. Downey Ship
Building corporation and the Staten
Island Building company. all
constructing steel vessels. a total of
440 men had quit. he said, and at those
of the johnson Shipyards Inc. and
the Foundation company building
wooden ships, 625 men, VIRTUALLY
none were reported out at other yards