davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-10-15

THIS is WORTH FIGHTING
FORA picture story of the
troubles of a Federal employe.
Page B-1
Evening star., 1943-10-15

(See RAIDS, Page ABB
Evening star., 1943-10-15

(See COAL, Page A-8D
Evening star., 1943-10-15

(See TAXES, Page A-8.)
Evening star., 1943-10-15

See RUBBER. Page A-22D
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Trainee i'm Navy
Says His School.
Studies Valuable

"Due to what 1 learned in ply
sizes last year." in Glasgow high
school. Il have been recommended
for a nine-month course in radar
and radio" Lee Hills of Glasgow,
now at Camp Farragut. Idaho, wrote
G. V. Erickson, Glasgow high school
principal. last week.
You can tell this to any of the
bows who want to quit physics, if
they have started" Hills adds. IF
1 keep up in my studies and pass,
I will have a first or second class
radio technician rating when 1 fin
ish the school. In the test that I
took, there was one part algebra
and one on work shop practice but
ali the others - electricity, physics,
elementary radio, ETC., were all about
things we studied in physics"
Letters from other former pupils
now in service testify to the value
to them of pre-induction training
at the school. This is reflected by
the interest shown by many pres
ent Junior and senior boys, Mr..
Erickson said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Here Are Starting, Sunset
Figures for Duck Season

GLIDING not more than l wood ducl
and 8 readheads or buffleheads; :
geese OF brant, and 25 mudhens, OF
coot. The possession limit is double
the daily bag limit. except IN the
case of wood ducks and mudhenS
the limit here being the same as
that for a single day.
Use of rifles and revolvers in
hunting of migratory birds is pro-
hibited but hunters may use SHOT
guns of not larger than 10 gauge
or, if they are looking for something
special in the line of thrills, they
may try to down the birds with a
bow and arrow Repeater ShotgunS
must be plugged so that the capa-
city of the gun is reduced to two
shells in the magazine and one IN
the barrel. Use of power boats, sail
boats, automobiles, aircraft, cattle,
horses or mules i'll hunting or in
driving birds is prohibited.
Printed below is a schedule OF
times for the Glasgow district for
the entire season at which hunters
may start shooting, together with
the official times of sunset. Sports
are reminded that these times
vary for the state. For example, the
starting and sunset times for the
Malta district, which would include
Bowdoin lake and Nelson reservoir,
Will be six minutes later.
Vernon Ekedahl, manager of the
Bowdoin refuge, says hunters are
welcomed at the BoWdoin public
shooting grounds, the boundaries OF
are the same as last year.
Hunters need not register at the
office when entering or leaving this
year. Entry will be at the main gate
as usual.
Hunters are urged to clip the
following time schedule and keep it
with them for reference:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23

Valley county hunters, those who
have shells, will have their first
chance at ducks this week end with
the opening of the federal mlgra-
tory bird season Saturday. The sea-
SON continues until Dec. 3, a total
of 10 days.
This year, shooting may start at
80 minutes before sunrise, instead OF
at sunrise. Shooting must halt at
sunset.
Hunters may keep birds in their
possession for As days after the close
of the season, instead of 80 days as
the past.
Applicable especially to Montana
are regulations which prohibit the
shooting Of swan and Ross geese
throughout the state and of snow
geese in Beaverhead, Madison and
Gallatin counties.
Daily bag limits are 10 ducks, in
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Farmers Can Get
Ammunition-But
None Available

Release by the WPB of a quota
of ammunition for distribution
through civilian channels is just
fine-if you can get the ammuni-
ton. Local stores dealing in am
munition reported this week they
have no stocks and have no idea
when there will be any. New regu-
lations provide farmers or ranchers
may secure specified allotments by
signing a certificate, provided they
secure amounts before Oct. l or
their written orders are in the deal
ers' hands by that time, according
to Thomas A. Wagner of the county
USDA war board.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Three MEA Groups
Named by Leader
In Glasgow Local

Three committees to function in
the Glasgow local of the Montana
Education association were appoint
ed this week by G.. V. Erickson, To-
cal president this year.
Committees selected are:
Howard Nelson. Adelaide Malm,
Roy Huber and Jean Johnston, pro-
gram; Mrs. Harriet NJ. Thompson,
Ann a Dahlen and Marguerite Pet
erson. decoration, and Grace Van
Duser and lone Kleppin, flowers.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Community Price
Ceilings Placed
I'm Use i'm City

The community price ceiling pro-
gram iraugurated some time ago
b. the OPA has been placed in OPP
Grafton in Glasgow, it was n
nounced this week by John F.. Wall,
chief clerk of the local ration board:
Instead of a statewide or regional
ceiling price on a store commodity,
? local ceiling is placed on it based
en- the local wholesale cost, plus
freight and a fixed markup, he said.
stores, according to size and vol
uue, ale placed in four groups. The
ceiling operates in Glasgow and
within five miles of its city limits.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
USO will Sponsor
Informal Dance on
Friday aG Airbase

There will be an informal USO
dinner dance at the airbase Friday
night, those in charge have an
nounced. Special chartered buses for
the junior hostesseS will leave the
USO canteen at 8:15. A special bus
for married service men and their
wives will leave at g.. No Junior hos
tesses will be allowed to ride on this
bus, the USO chairman said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
AN APPRECIATION

AS a Valley county farmer and
one of the winners at the Glasgow
Farmers Day drawings I want to
express my sincere appreciation to
the business and professional men of
Glasgow who are sponsoring this
fine and forward looking program.
Farmers Day is real stuff and will
bear fine fruit in years to come.
Ross Dorr, Glasgow. ltp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Penney Company
Buys 10 Million
Third War Bonds

AS the Valley county ALLEGATION
from it's national purchases, the j.
C. Penney company has presented
its check for $4,000 to the county
Third War Loan committee. The
Penney contribution was part of a
wide plan of the company,
in which it purchased $4,000, 900 in
war bonds to be distributed among
the 1910 Penney stores. G. L. Wolf,
local manager, also announced that
a war bond purchase booth has been
established in the store.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
AFRICAN SOUVENIRS

Mrs. Mabel Blanchard received a
package last week from her son
Pfc. George Blanchard, who was in
North Africa. The package con
tanned a leather billfold made by
North African natives, some French
and Arabian money, both paper and
coins, and two rings which had been
made out of a piece of a British
Spitfire plane.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
CARD OF THANKS

Since I am unable to write, I
take this means of thanking my
friends who sent the beautiful
flowers, fruit or greeting cards, or
who called on me or inquired con-
corning me while I was in the Dea-
coness hospital, or who have called
or inquired since 1 returned to my
home.
Mrs. J. C. Smart. Ito
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Elder Released
10 Enlist; Local
Project Closed

Elder william F. Sutton, presi-
dent of the Milk River district of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Dav Saints Mormon), has been re-
leased to return to his home in san
Diego, Calf, and enlist in the
navy. He has been succeeded by
Elder Arthur j. Timothy. The
Glasgow missionary project of the
church has been closed until next
sp-ing and missionaries will be sta
toned in Malta for the present.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Junior Home Room
Presidents Named

Franklin Holland, Bob Williams
and Doris christensen were elected
Junior class home room presidents
the past week. Other home room
officers elected were Jimmie Farrell,
Vivian Stensland, Laura Mae Moore,
Mary Lou Alley, Ruby Rice and Joe
Grayson. Miss Catherine Cassidy,
Miss Harriet Thompson and Miss
Katherine Gohla are faculty spon-
sorS for the Junior class.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
CARD OF APPRECIATION

We wish to take this means to ex-
press our sincere appreciation to the
many kind friends for their SYM
pathy and help following the death
of David Kaulitzke. We especially
wish to thank Mrs. o. M. Grinna
and Mrs. G.. M. Lindberg, who sang
at the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kalitzke
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. FIRE.
mont Gideon and family. Per-
cy Kalitzke. John Kalitzke,
Martha Kalitzke, Jorgen Erick-
son. 1tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
Recent Magazines
Wanted at Local
USO for Soldiers

Magazines, no more than three
months old. are needed at the local
Of USO volunteer activities. There is
week by Mrs. R. L. Irle, director
of USO volunteer activities. There is
q constant demand for magazines
from service men, she said, and
publications brought to the rooms
will be gratefully received. Pocket
size magazines are especially wanted.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
RETURN FROM P

GRANDVEIW = Miss Aganetha
Regier and Miss During. both re-
uined missionaries from China,
spent the week end visiting rela-
tiveS and friends. They are prepar-
ing a mission field among the In
dams for the present. Both had
been informed by the Japanese and
came back to this country on the
exchange ship Gripsholm.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23

JUMPING JEEPS-U. S. fighting
words for the autogiro now used in
GU armed services. The j. j. is noted
for its steacy, but not spectacular
performance. Uncle Sam needs men
and women like that on the home
frcnt. Back the attack with an extra
SlG0 invasion bond in September.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
BAG L

quotas on farmers and packers
purchases of new burlap bags for
racking certain agricultural pro-
ducts have been removed for the
balance of 1913. Certain agriculture
al products includes. but is not
lin ted to, beans. cotton, feed, flour,
meel, fruits, potatoes, vegetables
and tobacco.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23

IRON BEAM - fighting words
used by filters to describe their flight
above a railroad track. You're on
the beam if you work every day and
buy war bonds regularly. Back the
attack with an extra $500 war bond
in September.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
A

been erected on the lawn of the
Methodist church was dedicated at
the morning service by the singing
of a hymn written for the occasion
by the Rev. w. l.. Bennett, who
spoke on the value of the pioneer
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23

JINK-is U. S. slang describing
the effects of a war plane to dodge
anti-aircraft fire. Help dodge in
hation and back the attack with an
extra 500 war bond in the third
war bond drive.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
CITY LEAGUE

Season High Score
Team. three games. Snow White 2ISO,
American Legion 2GS2: one game, Snow
White gI4. Holland Nj.
dell -: one game, Meyer ri, Holland
1OS
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23

Use the same figures Tor Fort
Peck. The Medicine Lake Culbertson
shooting hours are approximately 6
minutes earlier.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23
HE'S STILL CHAMP

HINSDALE-Still the community's
champion fisherman, Vincent Gaug-
litz beat his own past record for
large fish by landing an 11-pound
pike while fishing lear Vandalia
dam. The fish was 30 inches long.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23

religious organization in this COM
munity.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-09-23

returned with him. Another guest
at the Berg home was their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clarion BoySon, and
daughter Carol of Portland. They
left Wednesday morning.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
China en- Marcia
Ell coNsEJo PoLITICo DEL PUEBLO

Probablemente, uno de los fe-
nomenos politicos mas extranos y
al mismo tempo mas alentado-
res, en- un mundo en- guerra, es
csc ORGANISING integrado por 240
personals, reunidas actualmente en-
Jhunking, la capital de guerra de
yhina, Y conocido por ell nombre
lie Consejo Politico del Pueblo.
Este es un cuerpo representati-
vo, 81 bien la representation que
ostenta, no es total. Sc trata de
un ORGANISING dotado de I'm po-
der tremendo.
Ell Consejo Politico del Pueblo,
aunque es comparable al Congre-
% de los Estados Unidos, no es
an cuerpo legislative. Funciona,
en- cambio, mediante interpelacio-
mes y crfticas. Aprueba Y des-
aprueba. Descompone y vuelve a
omponer. Esta facultado para
'xaminar a TODD jefe de los de-
2artamentos gubernativos v las
recomendaciones que haga, deben
'er obedecidas por esos jefes.
Sin embargo, por extrano que
sea, ell Consejo comenz6 como un
cuerpo seleccionado, no elegido.
Sue seleccionado por los mismos
aombres a quienes habia sido de-
signado para criticar.
Ahora, cast ell 70 por ciento de
-os miembros que 10 integran. son
'legidos.
ESQ representa- ell indice del
d%esarrollo de la democracia poll
lea local en- los districts de to-
la China.
Esta peregrina asamblea Sc
considera a 81 misma como nm
cuerpo INFERNO, encargado de
i%uncionar hasta ell dia va defini-
lvamente fijado dentro del ano
a partir de la fecha en- Que ter
nine la guerra, cuando ell mas
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
q

Bsta en- canine de MoscG, por avi6n,
ell Secretario de Estado Hull.
ALI, en- la capital rusa, conferenciara
con ell ministro de negocios extranjeros
Antonio Eden y ell comisario Molotoff.
81 los tres 'cancilleres' estudian los
problemas con discretion y buena volun-
tad, dentro de pocas semanas Sc entrevis-
taran, en- beneficio de la especie humane,
Winston Churchill, Franklin Delano Roo
sevelt y Jose Stain.
La Quinta Columna de las Naciones
Unldas, que es muy peligrosa, seguramen-
tie ansia hoy que en- MoscG no Sc lIegue a
un acuerdo constructive.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

amplio y completamente h
sentative Congreso del Pue5h
convOcado para adoptar Ia
tituci6n permanente de d
Entire tanto ell ConsejO Phi
del Pueblo sirve para intern
ell s%entimiento popular ante d
bierno Nacional, en- la meja
ma que lie es possible.
e. Consejo Politico del I'd
fue constituido durante Ell d
ano de la guerra en- Chim
ell fin de unificar la fuen
cional, para utilizar los md
cerebros del pals y para
tar la formulation y %ejecucid
las normas nacionaleS".
FL primer C~onsejo, Organi1
en- Hankow, en- ell VeranO de "
constaba de 200 miembrOs, to
ellos seleccionados pOr Ell 4
mintang, ell partido que al
sente tiene en- sus manOs las \
das del gobierno, en- una esp
de tutela.
Dos amos mas tarde, de aeI
do con ell ServiciO lnfOrma
Chino, cuando ell segundO 20
10 sucedio al primero, ell nun
de miembros Sc elev6 a 24O J
de ellos fueron elegidoS pol
pueblo de aquellas prOvlnels
condados que habian desarr0A
sus organismos locales, demo
ticos y representatives
Para Ell 1912, cuando Ell
sente Consejo fue Tornado
de sus 24O miembros fueron
gidos por ell pueblo-caSl q
por ciento total.
Acaso una de las razOnH
por que este ConsejO Sc fa -
tornado a ST mismo de Orgln'
seleccionado en- cuerpO eleS
debe a la composition pecv
(Pasa A La Pagina .
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
-QUIEREN UN DOBLE FRENTE
PARA Russia.
HULL EN- GAMING DE MOSCU
-DIGNIDAD OFENDIDA
eel MILICIANO"
-"ALIANZAS NOVISIMAS"

No son imbeciles esos caballeros que
piden de Russia, ahora que hace frente al
formidable ejercito aIeman, otorgue bases
a Estados Unidos en- la Siberia.
Son malvados los que tai cosa deman-
dan, por cuanto su intenci6n es que ell
Ejercito Rojo combata al mismo tempo
con dos enormes %'maquinas" de guerra.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ell p~residente Roos-
evelt, que conoce bien todos los profile
mas, conden6 aver la actitud de los "caba-
l%leretes' que desean "enredar" q la Union
Soviet en- un doble "conflicto'.
Crearle un doble frente al heroico pue-
bio russo, s~ervirfa de placer a los muchos
reaccionarios que en- este pals, criminal
mente, solo piensan en- su convenience y
en- provocar la ruina de la poderosa ma
ci6n que por ella y nosotros derrama la
sangre de sus hijos.
Stain esta bien enterado de los name
jos de los ultraconservadOres de por AGA Y
no Sc dejara enganar.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
q q

81 gobierno antidemocratico de Olivei.
"a Salazar y Carmona ACADIA de cederle q
Ia Gran Bretana, creyendo cercana Ia vic.
torla' bases navales en- las Azores.
rs IN "regalito" de positive valor; pero
que suponemos no entrana una albania en-
ire las Naeiones midas Y ell gobierno one
entregara a Franco, villana y salvaiemen-
te' miles de ~espanoles republicanos Iealae
a la humanidad.
0aiazar es ell jefe de los fascistas Dor
tugueses y un "delincuente" peligroso
Todas las "~alianzas' parecen bnonos
nueStros ~gobernantes, ahOra aparentemen-
te agarrados a la vieja formula de los sin
e~scrupulos: ell fin iustifica los medios
Iengamos paciencia w.. que Dios nor.
lone a los "desmemoriados'.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
. q

Italia, la Italia "arrepentida", la de
Badoglio, lie declarara la guerra a Ale
mania.
La Italia, que nosotros queremos, la
que luchara contra Mussolini Y sus esbi-
rros' esta en- pie de guerra, frente a los ma
zls alemanes, desde hace mucho tiempo
Veneer a Alemania es muy necesario.
pefo nosotros estimamos "inmorla" que los
arrepentidos', los traidores de aver. los
'colaboradores', sean puestos en- ell mismo
nlvel de los italianos atropellados v oscar
necidos por ell fascismo.
La diplomacia aliada quiere cerrar 81
abismo y 10 cerrara; pero ell procedimiento
Is POGO "llmpio", POGO democratico, 81 ell
problema Sc analiza y Sc llega a su rail-.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
ChmmgGS y No ChmmgGS

w
Dias despues, no pudiendo ~resistir la
pena, una enfermedad del coraz6n lie pro-
dujo la muerte al noble anciano.
Oscar escribe: layer, lunes IL, vi en- la
Gale a un p%ariente de 'El Miliciano", que
peleara en- la guerra de Espana, defen-
diendo la RepGblica, y me enter6 de la
muerte del padre de Frank.
Fui entonces a yer al juez que tiene
Jurisdiction en- la causa y despues de ex-
plicarle 10 sucedido pude obtener su liber-
tad, bajo mi custodia, para que a~sistiese al
entierro de su senior padre.
Recay6 sobre mi la enorme response
bilidad sentimental de decirle a Frank que
SUI padre habia muerto. Cuando llegu6 a la
carcel va ell carcelero lie habfa notificado
que iba a ser puesto en- libertad. Sin sa-
Der 10 que habia sucedido, me recibi6 con
algeria.
Entonces... tuve que darle la triste no
ticia.
Lagrimas rodaron de sus ojos y yo, que
apreciaba bien su situaci6n, me conmovi
tambien".
Nosotros, que conocemos a Frank Y es-
timamos mucho a Cuesta, pedimos ayuda
para "El Miliciano", para ell hombre que
fuera a Espana a combatir por la libertad
del mundo.
No eXcusamos ell delito cometido per
Frank, agrediendo a una sonora baio la
Influenza de los celos; pero creemos que
n%ecesita atenci6n m6dica, buen cuidado
cientifico, en- lugar de e%ncierro en- una car
eel 0 en- ell preside del Estado.
Manteniendo nuestra posici6n de ami
COS fervientes de los republicanos espano-
les y de los hombres que fueron a Espana
a combatir por uno de los pueblos mas
fuertes y dignos del mundo, recomenda-
mos que Sc haga una cuestaci6n p1blica
para que Frank pueda ser atendido v Gu
RADIO.
ACADIA de morir su padre, luego de YER
10 en- la carcel, y IN nombre del dolor del
anclano pedimos que Sc socorra al ex sol
dado de la libertad.
Conocemos todos los defectos de Frank
Creemos que 81 Sc recolecta una suficiente
cantidad de dinero sera possible someterlo
a un tratamiento, mejorarlo Y curarlo.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
q q

Ciudadano: Su hijo, su hermano y sus
amigos reciben instruction militar en- es-
tos momentos o combaten va, hacienda e,
supreme sacrifice, en- Europa, Africa, Asia
Y Oceania.
Ellos esperan que listed, en- la ~retaguar-
dla' cumpla con su deber y contribuya a
obtener la victoria y ganar la paz.
Use aprecia bien ell incompatible es-
fuerzo de nuestra juventud permitiendo
que mos cuantos individuos Sc hagan ri
cos por medic del juego prohibido y en-
cierto modo desafiando a las personals que
viven del trabajo honrado?
Los valientes lie hacen frente al enemi-
go; los cobardes explotan los vicios del
pueblo y los "acobardados'' Sc cruzan de
brazoS.
La "retaguardia" de Tampa no esta a
la altura de sus soldados, 81 hemos de de-
cir la verdad y s~ostenerla.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
.

Una carta del buen amigo Oscar Cues
ia en- favor de Frank Vazquez, eel Mill
cianO', llega a nuestra mesa.
Fl padre de Frank, ell senior Gustavo
Nazquez, un ciudadano honrado Y honda
dose, visit6 en- la carcel a su hiio.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
TENNESSEE LEADS THE WAY

7 INTIL THIS week there were Ell ght American
- States in which citizen could not vote unless
he had paid his poll tax. Now, by legislative act,
Tennessee is off this list. Only Virginia, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan-
sas and Texas remain. The Tennessee law re-
quired payment of but fifty cents. 1t a small
sum, but some counties added to it. Moreover, it
could be manipulated, and in some communities
undoubtedly manipulated, to bring some
groups of voters to the polls and to keep others
away. The poll-tax debates in Congress showed
clearly what was at stake. In some cases Con-
gressmen from the poll-tax States don't wish all
their feow-citizens to vote. There is discrimina-
tion against Negroes and against the poorer
whites
The principle is important, for if a small poll
tax can be levied so can large one, and democ-
racy can be diluted by what amounts to property
OF income qualification for voting. 1t is per-
fectly sound argument that since members Of
Congress are officers of the Federal Government,
acting on legislation which affects all the States
there should be national laws governing the fran
chise which elects them. But there need not be
national legislation if the States themselves will
act. The poll-tax drive in Congress can be killed if
Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Arkansas and Texas will abolish this
undemocratic restriction by legislative act or,
where such step is necessary, by amending their
Constitutions.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-02-11
2,106 COMPENSATION LAW
VIOLATORS FINED S10,9O3

New York City.-InveStigations con-
Quoted by the Investigating Unit of the
Workmens Compensation Division,
State Labor Department, during 1912
led to 2,337 criminal prosecutions of
employers in the New York City Com
pensation District for violation of the
State Workmen's Compensation Law
In these prosecutions, 2.1O6 convictions
We're found by the courts, 1O6 COM
plants were dismissed or withdrawn,
and 125 cases We're pending at the end
of the year.
Fines were imposed on 1,607 of those
convicted for a total of S1O,903; SEN
tences were suspended in 400 convic-
tiOns.
OF the prosecutions, 444 were special
"evasion cases. where the Labor De-
partment alleged the defendants at
tempted to evade the law by fake
partnerships and /or sub-contracts. In
these cases, 39S We're convicted ana
46 complaints were dismissed