European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 23, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes a april 33, iffy a employees pose growing Prohl a we a -�.-,. A to Tabe become an problem for free wimm a focal  cities have been crippled t y a vhf walkouts this year. Al fort of Mtoto of tit a Ibec psf Rahaw Lwort 1wrtwol� of tarted Maftej Avneail Lee is a report fitly labor trim of local by Barkov Seibert United Freb International six Chie Goens faced suspension from their jobs. Eight bos lonians were filled for contempt of court. In both cases their troubles Hada common cause a strike of pub Lic employees against a govern mental Agency. At least four of the nation s largest cities have been hit this year by strikes of Public employees. Other walkouts have been narrowly averted. In at least one cose even a Legal ban on such walk outs failed to prevent the strike. Most strikes of Public employees involve the same issues As the labor strife in private Industry wages hours fringe benefits. But in some instances the walkouts Stem from More bizarre causes. In St. Louis mo., last Winter sanitation workers struck leaving the City s garbage and trash in collected to Back up a demand that they be excused from work in sub Zero weather. So Louis City officials refused to submit to the demand insisting that garbage must be collected As Long As other Public services were maintained. The City fathers pointed out that mail carriers had to work outside in the cold too. But that did t get the garbage cans emptied for a week. In Chicago the threat to Public health was even More acute than that raised by the St. Louis walk out. On March 30 members of local 9, International brotherhood of electrical workers walked off their jobs at the Chicago sanitary District s sewage disposal Plant. Nineteen hours later they returned to work but Only after the District trustees had met All their de mands including a signed agree ment that no disciplinary action would be taken against  a Dundas general manager of the Chicago sanitary District announced after the strike ended that n major eats ransomed Fob cagy Sto Jarufe Mattao Pujol a tend member of jute ill med Bay of Flag invasion Force is flanked by his parents in Mexico City. His father former cuban vice president in Ellerno Alonzo Pujol paid $100,000 to free Jorge from a cuban prison a photo May have led Sedan to rebel by United Prew former army Gen Raoul Salan Jvance s Public enemy no 1 until Arret in Algiers wat a wily mocha Raing Ove tar flout head of the outlawed secret army Organ of cation it Loloi by or political convictions. Has made it difficult for to pay him the respect out usually due to tyrants there seems Little Dou it Salan wind Utu at was Ead to tend the organization the respected accepted it to soothe his prod of in somebody when de Gaulle in saw s vow turned fascist Alleela to born in Toui Eum the eldest it two sons of minors clause tar Atti Etol Salan became Bright student who excelled at � a tolf for acad Eijiu Stcyr Jcj 4fjt._ to .4. J o directed an elaborate spy network he dabbled in Oriental philosophy astrology and opium which earned him the nickname the mandarin his Indocci Riesett mistress bore Hima son who is a French army lieutenant. Salan married the daughter of Vichy hotel owner an elegant blonde called Biciche Little because of her Large eyes prior to world War ii. She is said to have been his emotional prop who gave him will Power and shaped his , her real name bore him a daughter. Satan s wife is lame due loan old War wound suffered when she was an army nurse Salan who spent Iti Ost of his military career outside of France sided against de Gaulle s free French in. World War ii until he saw the tide turning and switched sides in 1s43. He campaigned cautiously but brilliantly in i Souther France. The War he returned to Indochina far the fight against the communists a Transfer Home spared him the disgrace of Dlen Bien Phu but he won Little favorb3fpubhcy declaring the War was Hopeie. When he set oat to pacify Algeria As comm under in chief in the europeans were con Vinced of a sell out As in indo China. Salan was called to the Telephone one night soon after his arrival just before a Bazooka Shell aides at q Donne bites Worce Steft mass. Up atty. Ngkai. Robert of Kennedy and other top Washington officials at tended the funeral of mrs. Altce m. O Donnell Here. She was ithe Mother of Kearreth o Donnell special the rocketed into his office killing Anaide. When the French fourth Republic died in 195& Salan at first at tempted to play both sides. Then de Gaulle came Back to Power and Salan thought this meant a frenc Algeria. Algerians i am one of you Salan shouted to an Algiers crowd. When de Gaulle s self determination policy became known Alanwas recalled to Paris Given the honorary Post of inspector of de sense. He no longer commanded troops. In june i960, Salan retired from the army and began delivering violent anti de Gaulle speeches until he slipped into Madrid to avoid arrest and help organize theotas. Salan turned up in Algiers when the generals revolt erupted but it was Maurice Challe who headed the doomed coup. Challe was caught and jailed and Salan went into hiding As figurehead Oas Leader while a group of former colonels wielded the real Power. For Salan the fight in Algeria was not civil War but a Battle against communism against the setting up of a communist state by the algerian rebel  Salan la said to have few Clos friends. He does not smoke or drink he likes pomp. One writer has described his As an unsure Man trying to escape through great actions from his own sense of  if is said he always Felt inferior and inarticulate in of Gaulle s pres ence. Behind that inscrutable chinese mask an interviewer said recently there is Only a vain and frightened Little Man writing Sofos pm hits of  tills letter is the ticket to the i7js.4. Washington u p i the United air lines employee Publica Tion the shield has published the following letter written by polish born clerk in the airline s food department to his mister i Poland dear Zofia i want you to come to this country As a private person and see with your own eyes Hov the american people  want you to see the sky scrapers but also the houses of Ordinary workers full of modern gadgets and conveniences. I want you to see the modern Highway with millions of cars owned by the workers i want you to see churches full of worshippers and streets full Orwell dressed satisfied people. I want you to see the Abun dance of consumer goods especially food. I want you to watch to listen to the radio and read the news paper with its letters to the editor freely criticizing officials police and even the president. There is no other country in the world that gives its citizens Ordinary folks like you and me More Freedom Security Prosperity and Opportunity than my adopted country  the writer Lucien Kneblewski sent a copy of the letter to one of \ United s competitors Tran world \ airlines As an entry in a visit  contest it won top prize i of $500 and a free trip to the . For the sister. Rophe had narrowly been he said that supervisory Toyea Weir unable to to vital switch boxes to pumps shut Down by the workers and the sewage Dot go i Plant serving nearly 5 Mill Aoi a sons very nearly blew up vim lathe pressure of accumulating age. Officials of the sanitary managed to prevent an but they could t halt the Sands of Gallons of raw which flowed into the Waterways system p o 11 u streams and jeopardising supplies. Residents of greater were left healthy if their walkout of publican March 31 some 4.400 i of the metro Petitan transit Hority n Public Agency which Vides the mass  for Boston and 13 n communities staffed w i strike. J the walkout halted Sii trains streetcars and buses. J because the two Day strike j staged in Defiance of tin injun eight of the strikers were for contempt of court. Nine face similar charges. On april 11, the 15,000-Mi United federation of called a strike against the York City schools. Slightly More than half Oyork s 40,000 schoolteachers  out of their classroom. & at least one school a near it resulted among the 5choolehlth%left to their own devices. Violation of Law the teachers struck  new York state s coi i wad in act a which prohibits outs by Public employs but to authorities planned no against the strikers. 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