Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1943 — Page 2

Staff Sgt. Clifford R. Wherley o” Elwoed, Ill, was top turret gunner on a Martin ‘B-26 marauder based operational combat missions before army authorities discovered he at the age of 14. Therefore, he will receive an honorable dis- _ charge and be returned to his parents. Here, while he was seeing the sights in Washington today on his way home, the sergeant samples some ice cream. Left to right are James Wright, Sgt. Wherley, Dorothy

. in North Africa, and had flown on was only 16 years old, having Le

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WELFARE DIRECTOR ELIGIBLES NAMED

Eligibility lists from which county welfare directors may he selected _ were submited today to the stafe . welfare board by Dudley A. Smith, director of state personnel. The persons in order of their . rank, who passed examinations in- . glude Evan L. Parker, Helen Gwynn, - William Ross Copeland, and Daily - BE. McCoy, all of Marion county, on _ eounty welfare director list 3.

List 2 ineludes Paul E. Corrie, Knox county; Gene Combs, Greene county; Simon H. Irick and Hilda Mae, Tolle, Clinton county; Raymond E. Maher, Lawrence county, and B. E. Myers and Laura J. McGillem, Payette county. On list 3 are Capitola Keller and Bertram Enos, Marshall county; Almg B. Foltz, Vermillion county; Mildred D. Gillespie, Tippecanoe

county, and Flora E. Pottenger, Kosciusko county. Miss McGillem and: Miss Garrison also qualified for the county director list 1 and Mr. Campbell for list 2.

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By FRED W. PERKINS Times Special Writer

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.—The American Federation of Labor, William Green said today, rejects suggestions that it co-operate with groups that are working toward so-called “sensible” national laws for regula-

| tion of labor unions.

Thus the A. .F. of L. president, spokesman for the federation’s executive council in session here, scouted predictions that if organized labor groups did not consent to some form of legislative control, the result was likely to he more repressive laws to supplement the new war labor disputes (ConnallySmith. act). The A. F. of L. attitude is regarded as one sign of the federation's confidence in its present and future power, based on the fact that despite the three-way split in the labor movement its membership under war conditions has been boosted to an all-time high of more then six million. Other symptoms of the same confidence were the execytive council’s turndown of John L. Lewis’ bid for immediate reaffiliation of the United Mine Workers, and its refusal to enter into a scheme of joint pelitieal action with the C, I. O.

‘Burned’ Before The latter action followed overtures from Sidney Hillman, chairman of the C. I. O.’s political action committee, and constituted a notice

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got their fingers burned threyugh Joining up several years ago with Laber’s Nen-Partisan League, which was founded as the political division of the C.I1.0. when John Lewis was C. I. O. president. The league took some courses in oppesition to interests of the A. F. of L. contributors. ; The league still exists, with John T. Jones, a Lewis lieutenant, in charge, but at present its financial support comes entirely from the United Mine Workers—and that organization has had an unhappy legislative history in recent months.

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ated by Mr. Green, is not to become! .

|Six- Year-Old Goes East to

Try “Oral Medication’

Treatments.

SPRINGFIELD, Il, Aug. 13 (U. P.)~Dickie Laswell received a

physican today and, accompanied by his father, Richard @r. the $-year-old boy hero boarded a train for New York where they will learn if medical research has found a sure for chyenic lymphatic leukemia.

treatments

him may be the last chance of saving his life. Dickie has lived on borrowed blood for more than half a year. He has had 51 transfusions and has more than eight quarts of other

For almost eight months Dickie |? has been ill of the dread blood}: disease, and the “oral medication”|¥ which a New York : financier, Joseph Stein, has offered.’

final check-up from his family

to play with in his hospital room, he wanted pennies to save for war stamps “to help lick those Japs.” But that money is not being used

S'for “the eastern trip.

Stein sent $150 to the Laswells

(for traveling expenses and has as-

sured them that all of the. expenses

at New York's Beth David hospital

will be paid by him.

DENIES CAPONE IS DYING . MIAMI, Fla, Alg. 13 (U, P).— Rumors that Alfonse (Scarface Al) Capone, one {ime Chicago gang leader, was dying were discounted

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,

Aug. 13 (U. P.) —Miss Gloria Hat-

rickyglormer New York model, and Ed Beale McLean Jr. will be|

married at Denver Monday, friends revealed today. |

McLean is the son of Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean of Washington.

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and Mrs. Edgar Hatrick of Larchmont, N, Y. ’

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forces training command detach-

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pointed director of training at the

AAFTC armament school at the state fair grounds. He succeeds Maj. Alden D. Perley, who is being transferred to Sioux Falls, S. D.,, and will supervise planning of courses and administration of the armament school. »

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To you men and women who have won this award —for it is you who have won it—a salute and congratulations

from the management. We are glad that our Government has given this public recognitidn of the good job you are doing.

The equipment you have built is giving a good account of itself on many fronts in all parts of the world—with the Army, Navy and’ Marine Corps. It is building and maintaining roads, air fields and bases—helping pave the way for and speed: the advance on Berlin and Tokyo. : Our war job is not done—~far from it. We are right in the thick of our battle of production. There is much work yet to be done~—this year and next—which calls for our unceasing, allout

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