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Co Iresan Returning, From European Tour

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (U. PJ). -Fifteen weary and sniffing congressmen, home froma tour of European battlefronts, reported today that things over there are in ‘“excellent: condition” with no apparent | critical shortages but that the. war is “a good deal tougher than the American people think it is.” The 15 congressmen, all suffering from colds, sore throats and extreme

BATON ROUGE, La. Dec. 21 U {P.) Gloria Jeanne. Heller, . 18, apologized today and said she was jo her campaign for more student freedom raised such a rumpus at [Louisiana State university. The student body, convinced that the university administration would not yield from {ts decision tlrat Gloria must leave the campus, went back to class. Gloria was a sad sophomore and a frustrated pamphleteer, a little upset because her fellow “students

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weariness, were part of a 17-mem-ber group of house military affairs | committee members who went | abroad to survey the war situation. at first hand. | Two remained in Europe. Rep. | Matthew J. Merritt (D. N. Y.), acting chairman at the beginning of the trip was left in Paris with an attack of pneumonia, and Rep. Clare Boothe Luce (R. Conn), stayed in Florence, Italy, reportedly suffering "from ear trouble. Commit tee members said Merritt's condition was good.’

Formal Report Pending

The returning members withheld formal statements pending a full yeport to Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson and Army Chief of Staff |

Gen. George C. Marshall. ever, they told reporters on their arrival home last night that the army was doing an “exceptionally | fine” overall job in Europe.

The group toured western Euro- | )

pean battlefronts prior to the pres- | ent German

weeks. | “We found things to be in ex- | cellent condition, really better than we dreamed of,” Acting Committee Chairman John M. Costello (D. Cal), said in an interview.

Morale Reported High

“The men all want to get back home as soon as possible, which is only natural, but the morale among

the men is very high.” Asked about reported shortages, Costello said “there appeared to be no critical shortage of anything, although the commanders naturally would like to have more of everything, especially artillery and ammunition.” Rep. Overton Brooks (D. la), concurred in Costello's statement that the committee was generally satisfied, but said there were “some shortages,” particularly of shells, On one occasion, he said, he was less than a mile from a German lookout post near Duren, Germany, when American artillery fired several shots at the lookout, “If we had enough shells we could get that lookout,” he quoted signal corps men as saying. It was

good deal tougher than the American people think it is.” Another member said, “the job of supply is the most remarkable thing in world history, and when the history of the war is written the full story of its importance and the American genius in handling it finally will be known.” ee ttt

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apparently had forgotten the cause they were fighting for in their enthusiasm to get home for - the Christmas holidays. Her pamphlet, which President W.

B. Hatcher said was tainted by im-.

plications of “free love,” never even contained the word “sex,” Miss Heller said. It was, she said, only a “light hearted effort designed to improve the oppressive conditions on the campus.” Miss Heller was waiting for her mother - to arrive from Havana,

Cuba, to spend the holidays.

FEW SHORTAGES | Gloria Areas, but It's Goodby to. LSU FOUND AT FRONT

Her sister, Sylvia, 22, also was ‘waiting for -mother. Julio Platas of Mexico City, Gloria's boy friend, said he wanted

to quit the L. 8. U. campus too,

for life without Gloria was life without joy, I for Hatcher's attitude that students were to listen, but not be heard.

Hatcher stood firm en his decision banning Gloria from the sprawling campus where the late Huey Long built a university that would provide him with a winning football

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