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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Autoists Warned
To Stay Our Of
East S Gas Zone

Michigan motorists were warned
today 10 keep their cars out OF
the eastern GASOLINE shortage
zone as the OPA announced re-
Taxation of local driving restrlc-
tons providing emergency farm
workers with gasoline for essen
tial travel.
The warning came from r. :
MatheSon. chief of the travel
bureau Of the Automobile Club
of Michigan. who said eastern
highways and ferry landings were
under close surveillance for Mid
west autoists violating driving
restrictions.
UNWELCoME' SIGN UP
at is immaterial." MatheSon
asserted, that western drivers
bring their own gasoline and
purchase none In the East. The
restriction is not upon purchase
hut upon use. Michigan drivers
definitely must understand that
there IL an 'unwelcOme' sign
OUT TOT lntlT CdTN III INC i@hNNs
The emergency farm gas ruling,
according 10 Edward T Broad
well OPA district mileage "a.
uoning officer. is for essential
travel outside home areas.
Upon application 10 the L. :.
Employment Service or local
agricultural agent, farm laborers
taking part in the emergency
farm labor program will be
eligible, provided they can fur
nish evidence that farm Jobs are
waiting for them, Broadwell said.
GAS FOR ROUND TRIPS
Approved farm workers will be
assigned 10 a volunteer placement
center TO which they must report
in the work district specified
Application for gasoline should
be made on OPA Form R-o35
and must be approved by the
USES or county agent.
Supplementary gasoline rations
will be issued for round trips by
local rationing boards.
Applicants will be required
however, 10 deposit with the
board ration books remaining
when the Jobs are finished.
Broadwell explained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Jailed 15MonthS
Still Refuses
10 Enter Army

Twenty-SiN.yes Thsddeus
A. Szyrnanski today fatty refused
10 get nto TINS war and was
ordered held without hail 10
think things over as he faced a
second sentence for violation Of
the Selective Service Act
Re-indicted after serving Is
month prison sentence imposed IN
1871. SzymansN was arralgned
before Federal Judge Tuttle and
was asked If ne wanted lawyer.
NO. il will do no good" he
told the court. II am guilty and
want 10 plead guilty. Even
INV father and mother wanted
me Ia Join the e. =. armed
forces, but / wouldn't"
The first 10 be sentenced for
draft law violation here and now
the first 10 face a second SEN
tence. Szymanski told the court
ne had had Is years education.
including FIVE AZ he University
of Michigan
WORKED WITH N-RANS
In answer 10 a question by
Judge Tuttle, Szymanski said ne
worked with X-rays during most
Of the time he was in the Chilli
Gothic (Ol federal prison.
Wouldn't YOU like TO help
diagnose soldiers injured IN the
war;" Judge Tuttle asked.
Under no condition, IL the
wounded soldier was To return
TO battle" SzymanSLi replied.
81 would like tn help YOU,
Judge Tuttle told him. II would
like Ia see you come back 10
society an ex-soidier instead OF
nm ex-convict. You and l even
attended the same university.
We Just have differences Of
opinion. Don't YOU think you
could be wrong"
< SENT BACK TO JAIL
Szynanski shook his head in
disagreement as Judge Tuttle or
dered him back to jail TO think
II over" referred the case to
the probation department and
said he would confer with Fed
eral Judge O'Brien. who previous
ly sentenced SZyrnanSki.
SzynanSki. tall and cookbook
ing. has steadfastly maintained
that he doesn't believe in war.
He lives at 1926 Elm Wyandotte.
He faces a possible sentence Of
five years in prison or $4,000
I fine
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-24
(Nadaljevanje)

Pc dolgem in mucnem zasli-
sevanju je sodisce razsodilo, da
je oporoka prvi tocki neovrg-
ljiva, to je, da je smatrati Ka-
tro "a glavno dedinjo. Pac pa
deduje po Katrini smrti Anica
Pee, brez ozira ma to, da Ii sc
Anica omozi ali ne. Tudi Sc il je
dovolila vknjizba ma racun po-
stavne tretjinske svote.
Anica nadaljnega nj slisala
vec.
"Izgubila sem," je pomislila.
Odvetnik il je rekel, da mora
rekurirati. Odvrnila nj mic.
In res nj imela namena sc
pravdati dalje. Toda vlada Sc
nj. z nekako odlocnostjo je 60
Vorila sama pri sebi:
"Tedaj ko mi je umiral Jur-
ko, sem Sc naucila besede: ca
kati. Cakala bonn. Pee mora biti
enkrat moja. O, kdaj Anica ?"
Oh tel misli sc je stresla in IL
kusala misliti kaj lepsega. Ven
dar pa je vso pot Cd trga do
Peci ponavljala in obnavljala
trden sklep: cakati, cakati, ca
kati >.
In ko je prisla Anica ma Pee,
je cutila toliko utrujenost in
zejo, da, zejo. Marjanica il je
prinesla domacega zganja. Spr-
va Sc je ustavilo Anici, vendar
je nalila V drugo in izpila, in
izpila je Sc tretji kozarcek.
"Pijanka" !" Sc je smejala rah-
10 omocena pred Sc in 81 nalila
znova. Marjanica je zmajala z
glavo in odsla v kuhinjo in 81
tam obrisala par solz.
Anica pa je sla v svojo sobo
in legla ter zaspala, ne da bi BIZ
la ubila zalosti. Predno je "a
spala, Sc je domislila Lipeta.
'Kaj bi rekel, ko bi vedel, da
sem pila?" il je sinilo v gla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-24
Da ne bi prihajai
nazaj po svojce. !.

Ko danes odkopavajo stare
grobove, opazajo tu in tam, da
so bila trupla pokopana z odse:
| kanimi glavami ali udi. ali pa so
bila cello povsem razsekana. {
Vzrok nam -zdaj pojasnjuje
neki ucenjak. Pravi, da ST je
treba razlagati pokopavanje raz-
sekanih mrlicev v starih cash s
praznoverjem. ,
Ko Sc je v starih easih razsi-
rila kaksna kuzna bolezen, so v
druzinah mislili, da tisti, XII u
mre prvi, poklice "a seboj dru-.
&c clane. Da bi sc to ne dogaja-
10, so svojci umrlega njegovo
truplo razkosali.
Tako je bill leta 1709 v mems
KEN naselju Kraiswaldu poko-
pan neki George Elchner.
Ker so Sc po njegovi smrti
bali, da bi jih ne poklical "a Sc
boj, SO mu odsekai glavo in mu
jo polozili v krsto med noge.
L. 1884 Sc je dogodil podoben
primer Jutegorgu, kjer SO
cloveku, XII je umrl "a kugo, VI
strahu, da bi ne prisel po koga,
odsekali glavo lopato.
Ma Sedmigraskem SO cello Sc
v tenn stoletju, namrec l. 1908
hoteli ugonobiti domnevnega
zenskega vampnja 8 tcm, da so
mrtvi zenski natlacili v usta ze-
leza. v drugih krajih so pa v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-24
MLADA BREDA
POVEST -
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

! vo. Ali nj cutila sramote mad
tenn svojim dejanjem?
Pc tel poti, Anica, ne, bos do
cakala Peci, ne bos docakala.
| Katri Sc sicer nj tako mudilo
ma Pee kakor Anici. Pc obravna-
vi je odsla h Kranjcu. Imenitne
il je disalo kosilo. Ko je bila
popila kar kozarcev vina, Sc je
razvnela in zacela pogovor- z
vozniki in gosti v sobi.
Ne dolgo potem je dala Ka-
ira cello "a vino. In tako sc je
mia okolu ME napolnila, in So
ba je odmevala cd smeha in
krepkih saljivk. Fix h Katri Sc
je bill zlizal in odrinil postav-
mega voznika nekak polgosposki
clovek. Bill je oni mladi pisar
il odvetnikove pisarne, oni isti,
XII je bill nasproti Anici precej|
vljuden. Sedaj je sedel OBJ Ka-
tri.
"Gospa, ali ste Re bill ma Ble-
du?" .je vpraseval zanosno.
"Kai meni Bledr' ie odpOvo-
rila Katra. =.
"Oh, gospa, ma Bledu je kras-
no." je navduseval zeno pisar in
pill hlastno. In ker je pill hast
no, da bi Sc ojunacil in ma ia
ali oni nacin poprosil zeno po-
sojila, je v tel zmedi pill pre-
vec, zacel kmalu "a Bledom
hvaliti Opatijo, potem cello
Neapelj in skocil nato hipoma
ma Pee in slednjic pozabil cello
tako dalec samega sebe, da jeI
zacel ponujati sam Katri po-
sojilo.
Tako je bilo minilo re dokaj
popoldneva. Kdo We, kje ze je
bill izvohal neki godec veselo
druzbo -pri Kranjcu. Prisel je
ravno pray. Katra je ljubila
godce in godbo. Ma dom Sc niti
spomnila nj. V plesu in veseljuI
je prisel mrak. Tedaj je vstopil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-24

starih easih skusali onemogoci-
I'll povratek umrlega cloveka ma
ia svet tenn, da so mu iztrga-
III sree, odsekali ude ali ga pa
razsekali ma kose.
Praznoverje, da mrtvi elovek
lahko poklices- "a seboj ostale
clane druzine, je bilo razsirjeno
'zlasti v dobi preseljevanja ma
rodov.
O tenn Sc lahko prepricamo
po hkopanih grebovih iz tiste-
ga casa.
Tako so izkopali v okolici
Vratislave mnogo germanskih
grobov, v katerih sta bill dive
tretjini okostij ljudi, XII so umrli
v starosti % do. "a let, torej
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-24

Lipe v soho. Nekako debelo ie
pogledal, ko je zapazil Katro.
Ia ga je poklicala k mizi in
mu silila pitt. Hlapec je bill ze-
tjen in sc nj branil. Obenem je
Bill radoveden, kako neki jei s
pravdo, in je vse> poizyedel cd
Katre. Bill je nenavadno resen.
Toda Katra tega nj zapazila.
Odkar ga je poznala, je bill ved-
no resen. Katra je bila zelo do
bre .volje, in tako Sc il je poro-
d dila drzna misel.
cali YES kaj, Lipe," je rekla,
,"ze davno sem mislila tako.
Najbolje bo, &c prides nazaj ma
Peep
"Ne, matt, ne gre," Sc je sme-
jal FAINT, "kaj Sc ne bojite, da
Sc s Iomazem pretepeya."
"Kaj, s Tomazem? Sal ga nj
vec ma Peci."
"Tako?" Sc je zacudil on. Ona
pa je govorila tako o Tomazu,
da Sc Lipe nj 'mogel nacuditi,
odkod tolika jeza v njej.
"Pridi ma Peel" je ponovila,
"pa Sc danes, &c hoces!"
"Kako," je odvrnil, zee mi je
tn dobro, pa Kranjc me tudi ne
pusti!"
"Tisto meni prepusti" je de-
jala. cali gres? &c gres, greva
Sc nocoj in skupajw
'''Naj pa bo!" je dejal fant in
pristavil: "ce pa ze grem, no.
Gem, da bi me dali proc, kadar
Sc vam zljubi. Tri leta -
'Pet, &c tt bo drago, ne bonn
tie podila, mel"
In Katra je vstala in Sc pogo
vorila s Kranjcem. Po dolgem
casu je prisel ia k Lipetu in mu
rekel:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-24

sekanih. Podobne najdbe v sta
rih grobovih liz dobe preseljeva-
MIA narodov so nasi tudi v mno-
gih drugih krajih, predvsem v
spodnjem Podunavju ma Mad
zarskem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-24

najbrz "a kaksno nalezljivo bo-
leznijo. Pri tenn je bio zanimi-
vo, da SO vsi okostnjaki lezaH .
obrazi k zeplji. Mnogim so pa
tudi odsekali glave. Nekaj o.
kostnjakov je bilo povsem raz-
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Woman Who Sued Rubinoff
Missing, Husband Reports
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fIesS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Mrs. Pau
line La Rocca, 30, known as Peggy
Garcia, a night club hat-check girl
when her $50,000 breach of promise
suit against Violinist Dave Rubinoft
was thrown out of court in 1887, was
reported missing last night.
II think something terrible has
happened" Michael La Rocca OF
jackson Heights, her husband, said
after notifying New York police.
He told them he had not seen hel
since she left New York November
2 to visit her father, c. H. Taylor
at Roanoke, Va. Subsequently she
visited a niece, Avis Blilely, at Rich
mond, Va.
However, the girls stepmothel
said at Roanoke that Mr.. Taylor
talked with Mr.. La Rocca by teIe-
phone a week ago and understood
Mr.. La Rocca to say he had met his
wife in New York since the Virginia
visit and that he believed she hao
decided to leave him.
Mr.. La Rocca told police that his
wife, a pretty blond with grayish'
green eyes. had $400, three suitcases
and two fur coats when she left
Richmond and that he understood
she had boarded a train for Miam
to find a winter home for herself anc
him.
He said he had received mail from
her up until the time she left Rich
mond.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Labor Opposition Delays
Seamen's Examinations

Objections of union leaders to
features of the medical examination
program for merchant seamen has
delayed it's Inauguration another two
or three weeks, the War Shipping
Administrator reported yesterday.
The health program, scheduled to
20 into effect yesterday, provides
that all sailors signing up on mer-
chant vessels must submit to a
physical examination.
The necessity for the examina-
tons, a VISA official said, is acknowl-
edged by union representatives to
eliminate the danger of infected men
spreading communicable diseases
Labor opposition centers around the
use of company doctors and the
setting up of any minimum phys
ical standards, which, the leaders
charged, could be used to eliminate
union men from vessels after the
war.
Seamen union leaders indicated
at meeting here Tuesday they
would be willing to 60 along with a
program that did not interfere with
the rights of their members to work
on ships.
Application of the plan WAS post
poned, the VISA spokesman said,
until a compromise satisfactory to
Ill parties could be worked out.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
fruit and Vegetable
Price Farley Slated

Representatives of service whole
salerS, the fresh fruit and vegetable
branch of the OPA and the Food
Distribution Administration will,
confer here next Thursday on re-
ports that present wholesale mark
ups discriminate against rural areas
Among wholesale groups which
will be presented are the Interna
tional Apple Association. the United
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Associa
ton and the National league o.
Wholesale Fresh Fruit and Vegetable
Distributors.
According to Joseph Cavanagh
executive secretary of the league
present OPA mark-ups make ne
provision for the costs of trucker.
who carry fresh fruits and vege.
tables into the country, although
rural areas consume approximately
half the supply. The result, he said
Is that the country areas are not
receiving their share of fresh fruits
and vegetables, and many whole
salers who deliver into the country
are forced to do so at a loss.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
FIondin Being Watched
Pending Purge Inquiry
By the Associated Prose

By the Associated Press
ALGIERS, Dec. "a spokesman
for the French Committee of Ma
tional Liberation said yesterday
that Pierre -Etienne Flandin, former
French premier and later minister
OF foreign affairs in the Vichy
cabinet, was under surveillance
pending an investigation by com
mission investigating suspected COL
laboration with Vichy.
The purge commission" also has
been investigating the records OF
Marcel Peyrouton, former governor
general of Algeria, and Pierre Bois-
son, former governor of French
West Africa.
The spokesman said an official
announcement regarding the three
was expected in a few days. He said
they were not under arrest.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Legion Head Urges
Prompt Settlement
OF Veterans Claims

Recommending a speedup in the
settlement of veterans claims for
disability compensation, National
Comdr. Warren N. Atherton of the
American Legion charged today that
claims filed seven months ago have
not yet been settled.
He pointed out that while the men
were in the service they made allot-
ments to dependents, to which were
added Government allowances, but
these benefits are discontinued on
discharge.
Having no other income" he
added, the disabled discharge must
rely on financial assistance from
private or charitable sources. Such
situation. especially for the combat
disabled, should not be tolerated."
Made Recommendations.
On the basis of survey of Ameri-
can Legion service officers on pend
ing World War II claims, he said the
Legion had made number of rec
concentrations to the Government
designed to speed up the settlement
OF claims and to care for the veteran
until the claims are settled.
Some Of the recommendations
follow:
Every serviceman whose disabilities
are reparable should be held in the
armed forces to receive the maximum
benefits of hospital care.
The Veterans Administration hos
pital bed capacity. especially for
mental and tuberculous patients
should be enlarged
The War and Navy Departments
should permit the assignment of
veterans Administration Rating
Boards at the larger discharge points
to eliminate delays in adjudicating
claims for obvious disabilities.
Asks "Mustering Out" Pay.
Mastering out pay in amounts de-
pendent on length of service should
be made available with portion
payable at discharge and the balance
within 30 or so days.
Other recommendation were con-
cerned with increasing Veterans Ad-
ministration staffs. revising records
and report systems and changing the
disbursement arrangements.
The recommendations were ac-
companied by group of case his
tories sent in by Legion service
of11cers. One reported that a recent
survey Of State hospitals for the
insane in Northern California
showed 100 discharged veterans of
World War II being confined in
these hospitals because of lack of
beds in Veterans Administration
facilities.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Police Arrest Woman
In ILLEGAL Operation

A woman listed by police as Mary
Rogers Perkins, At, of the 500 block
F street NE. has been arrested and
charged with performing an illegal
operation on 30year -old housewife
now at Gallinger Hospital.
The accused woman was taken
before United States Commissioner
Needham c. Turnage, but arraign-
ment was continued until next Mon
day. Meanwhile, she was released
under $500 bond.
The housewife was reported by
hospital officials to be recovering
from the operation, which, she told
police, was performed in an apart
ment house in the Northwest Sec
ton. According to Detective Sergts,
D. S. Ennis and B. D. Crooke. the
housewife told them she paid 500
to have the operation performed.
Housewives - Save your bacon
drippings and grease the skids to
launch the Axis on the sea of
oblivion.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
StolI Tells Court
Wife Was Seriously
Hurt in kidnapping
ey the Associated Press.

6s the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 3.-Tht
Government presented testimony in
court here yesterday to show that
Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll, 36-year- old
society matron. was injured seriously
when kidnapped in 1884 by Thomas
II. Robinson, jr.
Under the Lindbergh law, the
death penalty could be invoked if
the prosecution can prove its claims
Berry V. Stoll, husband of the
victim, testified that when he re-
turned home october 10, 1884, to
find his wife missing and "splotches
Of blood on the bedspread." he be-
ieved his wife had been killed.
He said he drove to the house of
. friend to telephone police, his
brother and his father-in-law be-
cause the wires in his home had
been cut.
Then I went back to my home"
Mr.. Stoll testified. Il stopped and
looked in bitches on either side of
the drive for my wite's body. From
the amount of blood in the house, I
thought she had been killed.
Then officers, relatives, the Mayor
and Mr.. Marshall Bullitt louisville
attorney and family frien6 came
We went into the dining room and
read the ransom note, which asked
for S50,0O0."
Here the note was introduced and
United States District Attorney Eli
H. Brown, Sd, pointed out that it
originally read that the late c. c.
Ston, father of Berry V. Stoll, had
been kidnapped. c. c. Stoll's name
had been deleted and the name Of
Mrs Berry V. Stoll inserted.
Unnerved by Experience.
The witness said that when he
saw his wife on October 16, 1884,
after her release, her lips were torn
and bloody from adhesive tape, her
head was covered with blood. She
was completely unnerved, completely
shattered"
Robinson was arrested in 1896 in
California after evading Federal
Bureau of Investigation agents for
two years. Returned to Louisville.
he pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to life imprisonment He served six
and one-half years at Alcatraz
Prison before obtaining court or
der granting him a jury trial.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Detroit Grocer Held Guilty
OF Woman's S Death in Riot
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
DETROIT. Dec. 3.-Recorder's
Judge Joseph A. Gillis yesterday
sentenced Napoleon Manning, 43
colored grocer, to 21a to IS years in
prison on a manslaughter charge
that resulted from the fatal shoot
ing OF a woman during the race
rioting here last June.
Manning was convicted of killing
Mrs. Sally Grabowski. Sc. The gro
Ger had testified he fired a revolver
over the heads of a group of white
persons gathered in front of his
store, in an effort to frighten them
away. A stray bullet struck Mrs
Grabowski, who died in a hospital
next day.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
British Believed Holding
Two Of Cyc|ades Islands

By the Associated Press.
ISTANBUL, Dec. 3.-Britisf
forces still are believed to be hold.
ing out on two of the Cyclades
Islands, it was reported unoficially
yesterday, but their position prob
ably has become untenable since
German recapture of nearby Thera
tSantorin Island.
The Cyclades lie southeast OF
Greece.
A report from Izmir said that
during the fighting for Samos
Island, the business section of
Vathy, the capital, was virtually de-
stroyed, and the town of Tighani on
the southern part of Samos was
almost wiped out by bombing and
machine-gun fire.
Thousands of the islands resi-
dents fled to the Izmir region, it
was said, and about a third of the
population now is in Turkey.
In Ankara, an eyewitness said
wave after wave of German planes
cold -bloodedly bombed Samos CIV
ilians on the final day before its
evacuation by British and Greek
troops.
Evening star., 1943-12-03

RECOGNIZED FOR BEST PROJECTS"-Shown a civic
actV awards luncheon held the Junior Board Commerce
yesterday are Qeft to right It. Col Roswell Rosengren former
president OF the National Junior Board
Judges Committee It. g. g. James Mann who the
Tor the best project serving internally
B. Nees 1928 president OF the Washington Junior Board
and Ferd Nauhem who awarded the the
project in the public interest Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. May % LPl-salable cattle.
100; calves, 100: compared Friday last
week: Under considerable big packer
pressure early in week, fed steers and
yeariines closed strong to 25 hie. y, sell
ms lng largely to Eastern orders huyers,
at 15,oo-l600 showed full advance;
largely steer run; good grades predomi-
mated; extreme top choice weight steers
lT.40, but little above 1900: best long
yearlines. 17.25; bulk. 14.25-1650 stock
stocker yearlngs to 1000 bulk medium to
good stockers, and light feeders. 1850
1900; fed heifers steady, fairly active TOD
ih.au. next higher price 1878, bulk 1875
Io.UO; cows acutely scarce again. market
strong TO % higher, cutters 1850 down.
sood beef cows to 400: bulk common and
medium cows; II .0o-l2 so: bulls fully 25
1910; heavy, fat bulls shared sausage bull
advance; vealers unusually scarce. frm and
active at 1850 down. loosely sorted.
Saiaple sheep LOCO; total, 1000; com
pared par ebesn rsiday strnn Last week Bo fa lambs
WeEtern wooled lambs 49,. ,:t'k - So
1925 medium loads. 1925: II fed west
ern clipped lambs 1855 at cl7se; week S
bulk good and choice lambs with NO |
and No. = skins, ID 501550; some late
sales medium 7s-pound weights 1910 in
load lots; few small lots spring lambs i 5. Is
pound weights Monday 1900; sheep COM
prised mostly native shorn ewes at s 90
500, top 3 30, few wooled ewes 9OO-9.25
Salable hogs. 500; total, $500 not
enough good and choice hogs. on sale to
shippers took none: compared week ago ali
WelghtS and SowS around ! 3 higher,
Evening star., 1943-05-22
Wariing Says Strikers
Help TO Lose War
Declares Soldiers Would
Be Shot for Same Acts

BY the Associated Press.
ALBUQUERQUE. N Mex, May
22.-Roane Waring, national COM
mander Of the American Legion, last
night declared of the current strikes
in Chrysler plants:
Il don't care what their grievance
is. They re doing something to help
lose this war that if a soldier did
he'd be in front of firing squad in
"a hours
The declaration came during an
address to New Mexico Legionnaires
whom he told its the home front
that's not doing its best
I'm not disturbed" he said in a
report on visits to various war fronts,
by the military end of this war"
He asserted there was too much
squabbling, too many mlsfts in Gov
ernment, too many people who
won't sacrifice.' too many men "sel-
fish in business and too many
strikes still going on.
He charged that John L. Lewis,
head Of the United Mine Workers,
had Sacrificed 100000 man hours
to satisfy a personal grudge he has
ag2inst the President" and then at
tackled Government officials who he
said were weak enough to let him
offer truce
Mr.. Waring also charged that
there are too many Congressmer
who are not discharging their duty
in deciding how and when our taxes
are to be collected but at the same
time telling the military how to fight
the war"
At the conclusion of his speech
Mr.. Waring was adopted into the
zuni Indian tribe and inducted as a
priest OF the boW-Zuni war frater-
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