Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 12, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Page 2the stars and stripes weekly saturday june 12, 1943 Lewis protests Lckes fines on Coal strikers continued from Page i Era Ting the mines for the government said the Money will go for Charity. The howls from the miners were loud and instantaneous. One United mine worker official declared this Means another walkout and we Are not going to stand for  John l. Lewis ump president who has t been saying much the last few Days termed Lckes action an a a unwarranted and illegal act lumbering up his oratorical guns Lewis sombre ugly rumbled a a the governments action is a brutal application of economic sanctions against free citizens and another step toward political tyranny in  almost settled it was too Early to Tell to what extent that Lckes action had upset the Apple cart but the War labor Board after checking with its regional of flees was still prepared to push the matter through for a final settlement this week. Early this week. The three months controversy appeared on the Road to settlement. On monday the Illinois operators reached a temporary agreement with Lewis on the Portal to Portal Issue. Then three Days later the Central Pennsylvania producers association bolted the Northern. Appalachian operators and made an Oral settlement with the time. Lewis said be would gladly accept a a the i raft Bona fide can tic Tive offer of a new wage  the labor Leader indicated the same agreement would be offered the Southern operator and said he Felt the settlement would undoubtedly be acceptable to the a a Proney authorized government agencies a Lewis was referring to the War labor Board which has ruled that it will not recognize and contract unless it meets with the boards approval. Another indication that the operators were read to Grant the miners an increase was seen j to such As occurred in the last War the statement from the office of inevitable on account of forces at the Lucky Man a Lovely Dorothy Lamour former wife of Herbie Hay the orchestra Leader la pictured Bere with her Fiance capt. William room Howard Iii of the us a of. Churchill notes Allied political military Accord the postman rings twice in Iowa towns Des Moines. Iowa there was a time in february when tile residents of Shenandoah a population 6,846 and red Oak population 5,-763 dreaded to see the madman come to their Homes. After the nazis broke through Kasserine pass the week of february 17, 37 a a missing in action telegrams were dispatched to Shenandoah families and 26 to London a the Roosevelt Churchill conferences in Washington and the Churchill Marshall Eisenhower talks in Algiers this. Week dealt concretely with. Teol Oak residents. The two towns he to line. Mister Only a Short time before gained wide publicity for the proportion of men it had in Active service. Then the publicity Back Chur Hill told the House of commons tuesday following his return from North Africa. A Complete agreement about for    Vlotes. We  Vawl Navy  fourth term pros and cons confined mostly to dinner table and corridor discussions the past month finally reached Tho floor of the Senate this week in Concrete form. The one who stepped Forward for the first try a pinning the Tail on the fourth term was democratic senator a Ley of a.  Declaring that a a no one must be president of the United states four times in Success Ion a sen. Dailey introduced a Resolution limiting the tenure of future presidents to two terms. The Resolution would take the form of an amendment to the Constitution. But most democrats have already conceded president Roosevelt a continued stay at the White House and Are concentrating now on the Choice of his running mate for the second top spot. Its almost a cinch that if the president decides to run and the War is still in he could t be beaten. Chances Are the Resolution will be tucked away at least until the War is ended. President Roosevelt a newly formed War mobilization committee which has been assigned the Job of jelling the capitals alphabetical soup of War and civilian management bureaus held its first meeting this week. What went on was a deep. Dark secret to most of the country however. The president told the press it would t be fair to pick out any enc of the main paints brought up for discussion and said merely that the session was a a very  director James f. Byrnes revealed that Bernard Baruch remembered As chairman it the War industries Board of the last War has been invited to act As advisor to the own. The president also plans to attend the committees weekly huddles. Although the personnel of the own has never been released definitely apparently labor Hae been left out. Philip Murray of the Cio dispatched a letter to Byrnes stressing the Nece it sity for labor participation in own if the organization expects to do a Good Job. First Black and White result of the recent Allied food conference has made its appearance the state department has drawn up an agreement for tile immediate establishment of a Central in Ted nations Agency to handle the Relief and rehabilitation problems of the peace. To be approved first by the United states. Britain Russia and China the document also will be submitted to the governments of All Allied and associated countries. The supreme court has announced its adjournment for the summer on monday june 14, to take a much needed rest. The term was criminally scheduled to end the first of june but had to be extended to permit the jurists to Complete their work. One of the last can of to be considered by the court concerned i5bor. The court has ruled that in factories with company dominated unions the companies must repay All membership dues collected under the closed shop Check off a Ytem whereby Union dues Are deducted from employee wages. A score of frightening and overwhelming figures were tossed out Tor Home front and foreign consumption this week by a dozen Washington agencies and big wigs. Most of the figures dealing with production results and the Money being poured into the War Effort. From the Senate came the prediction that the Navy will have aircraft by the end of the next fiscal year As the Tipper heme paced the biggest Navy appropriation by ii in history for ,w<m60 dollars. Senator Bailer of n. C., revealed that the fetal of cargo ships to be built this year would reach 20,006,00 ten1, a total without precedent in any time. The War production Ecard announced that Tho total monthly fired when the same two towns Ward Steps have been reached be a seemingly were hit the Haidest of out it in All War munition1 has now reached the staggering Cost of tween the two governments. There any towns of similar size in the 5 too Oto 0r0 dollars of which More than one third is being spent Tor aircraft and related munitions. The total 1943 production of Ameri Price administration which staged that it was read to allow the operators to hike top Price of Roal to Cove Ross labor aroused today there was no one in Washington who would Hazard a guess to the outcome of the negotiations As result of the Fine which the miners will have to nay. There wan considerable a Tomb inor and discontent among the men who went Beck to the a pm As a result of president Roosevelt s a a work or fight order. This latest and unforeseen step it was agreed will further the miners resentment. Manv of the miners feel Thuv have been misunderstood and placed in an unfavourable position for demanding what Thev consider reasonable wage increases. Labor was equally concerned with the Shrike legislation which had been formulated by Point body of conferees from the House and the Senate. Philip Murray president of the Congress of Industrial organizations urged the Senate to oppose the anti strike Bill on the grounds that a a it is a punitive measure against patriotic american  the new Bill is stronger than either of the original versions submitted to the House and so Nate interruption of production in and government run War Plant is specifically prohibited. A 30-Davs notice and secret strike ballot is required in other essential plants before work is halted. Labor unions Are forbidden to make contributions to political organizations. The Bill also provides for a 5.000 Dollar Fine and a years imprisonment against anyone who coerces. Instigates conspires or encourages another person on the behalf of any interruption in full production. Have been no sort of differences nation. But with the germans and italians cleaned out of North Africa. The Ward it Vart ment began taking an inventory. By june i. Only one Shenandoah i and two red Bakers were unaccounted for. Tile Othot 59 were reported As being prisoners of either Germany a. Ital v work Between political and military  Churchill declared. He expressed regret that thus far Premier Stalin has been unable to attend any of the Allied conferences and noted that Russia is the ally a a bearing the heaviest Burden and paying the highest Price in blood and life in the War at the present. He estimated German strength on the 2,000 mile soviet front is 190 nazi and 28 satellite divisions sea losses slight Churchill also reaffirmed the Allied intention to accomplish the Washington the u. S. Complete destruction of the Axis j Navy announced this week the by bombing from the air in re loss of a merchant vessel heavily edition to a a other  touch j Laden with ammunition in a coling the Battle of the Atlantic he i Talon with a Tanker off the East declared that the combined Allied const. Naval construction now exceeds the Navy reported that 83 me losses by 31 to one. Are missing and 67 survivors were Brig. Gen. Daniel Noce. Am Phi j landed at Norfolk a. Those merchant vessel Tanker collide can aviation will Call for an expenditure of 20.000.000.000 dollars. Lone debated and much argue the a a pay As you go Compromise tax Bill Bas now become Law. Without comment president Roosevelt initiated the Bill Friday closing the Book on the five month Wrangle by Congress on the tax question. For servicemen the Bill writes off All 1942 and 1943 taxes with the higher paid ranking officers still forced to kick in. The viral. Cancellation for members of the armed forces is explained by the exemptions up to i 500 dollars of base pay in addition to the regular civilian exemption of 500 dollars for unmarried men and 1.200 dollars for those with wives. Men who die in service automatically have their taxes cancelled regardless. The Bill Aho imposes a 20 percent withholding Levy on salaries an was starting july i. Only another method of forced savings. But the new tax Bill a till does t meet the government s needs. Some 16 billion dollars in new Revenue is yet needed and administration tax experts have now settled Down to figure that out Lavat Wilt insists Battle France invasion pious War expert with the Ameri missing Are 8 Crew members and can forces told a London press the to Navy gun Crew members conference that when invasion from the Tanker. 40 Crew a Moers 1 Pierre Lay Ai me Hitler puppet called up for labor duty. Some sat himself Down at a Vichy radio 220,000 have been requisitioned for Mike Early this Wick Ana so inward work by Hitler during the to those people who chanced to next four months. Times comes a a we will have the and 25 gun Crew members from Une in n was a i Corr speech stir j a a drastic measures will be taken Force there necessary to do it by the merchant vessel. J pro song y Frank tinged with self against those who Deal in the Black sea air and  he said time j the munitions vessel exploded the softening up of italian out Anco immediately after the Post islands May be regarded As collision. The Tanker burst into the first phase of the operations flames and Sank also and May be carried out for a con press association stories released Sid Erable period of time. Following the Navy announcement a i of the disaster reported that survivors who were landed at Norfolk by the coast guard and naval Rescue shins said the two vessels were proceeding in opposite directions on parallel courses when the dry land ship built for see Bee training Washington munitions and supplies now arriving at advanced american bases Are being unloaded by specially trained a use bees Navy construction battalions who that Vichy France would stand with the Axis in Case of invasion which they fully expected no awaited. �?�1 know that All too Nuny frenchmen once were waiting Tor our country a liberation by England. And now exit act it to come from America and the soviets i he freighter veered suddenly and recent military events in Tunisia rammed her Bow into the tank them rejoice. They Belier Eros port Side aft of the forecastle head. The explosions were so tremendous that wreckage and Deb heroism and loaded with sinister. Market a Laval warned. A a our City threats. In effect he Annun e i rations for those who have Only their ration cards Are barely enough to make life possible. People without Money or relatives in the country hardly have enough to live  he made no mention of the formation of the United Fiance government in Algiers but it was evident that he had timed his speech to counteract the favor with which the unification was received in France. That the War will soon be Over and France will be saved. The wily Premier then plated gifts rationed san Francisco a Milles in the u s who in chive rationed items from Soldier relatives and friends overseas must produce the necessary coupons to collect the gifts. The customs service opens All packages and if they Are rationed articles notifies the addressees to Lay their Points on the line. The most popular gifts sent Home by yank forces Are new zealand but through the air an old theme to explain what have undergone one of the most the decks of a roast i an Allied Victory would mean ambitious training periods Ever conceived by the Navy department. The Navy said the civil engineering corps built a wooden Model ship near Williamsburg va., for guard ship a Quarter mile away. New sub machine gun Washington a new m-3 sub machine gun is now in pro the first classes and so successful auction which will resist mud. Sand was the Experiment that a replica water if a simple Seal is placed of a Liberty ship Complete with Over muzzle. The weapon is 22 inches Ion and weighs nine was built for teaching recruits the Art of Steve doring. Crews Are Long pounds. It is said to be steady tunisian hero Pittsburgh.  tvs. Quot if the allies were to win. He a a Bert Weiner. Of Long Island Anglo Saxon world would at once. Awol or didst have to fight it out with Boline j a a Abo a sulkins a so he quoth Viks and the result of that fight j adorned his maws with sergeant would not be doubtful. Bolshevism a pos. A pm up e heart and a Silver would be installed throughout eur i Star spoke before a disabled rope a i Veteran convention Here modestly he revealed that there Are posing As a wounded Tanker re frenchmen fighting in  turned from Tunisia. Taught How to keep a cargo from if accurate and costs on. 2 shifting while ships Are at sea and Mars of manufacture on a la be How to arrange cargo in tiers so scale. Meanwhile the Mil Jonith that it can be unloaded speedily Ter Canadian Bacon. Canal zone at piers which May be under ene Coffee and mexican 6hoes. I my fire. Thompson sub machine gun was turned out at the Savage arms Plant at Utica n. Y. A a they went As volunteers a he said. A the government congratulates them and thanks them. It Hopes and demands that their examples be followed. By other frenchmen going to work in German factories he announced that the 1942 class of youths would be everyone was very impressed except of course an army by. He was up on the news and asked a few questions about dates and places which Weiller Yowh Lnu to answer. Result pvt. Weiner is mein Quot action once again in a guardhouse