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Mpfe Act*(Continued from Pog* On*)whteh could have not been made by itfiy other means except by con* tact with the quarry rocks. This equipment is also m my possession and available for your examination upon your request.Ike Urges Use of DefenseC Funds to Rebuild Korea.both houses in Congress will ap-Bv Uni ted PrtuWASHINGTON, July 24.—Presi-lprove. _ L ____1ha. Knowland said that the $200 mil-dent Eisenhower today asked that wQuld bc ^ first installment$200 million of defense funds be 0; an emergency fund to start reused to start post-armistice rehabilitation and would not neces-habilitation in South Korea. -sarily be all that Congress would : Mr. Eisenhower made the request provide for South Korea in the cur-“2. I did not demonstrate an un-‘to Republican congressional lead-|rent fiscal year, co-operative attitude throughout the ers at a 90-minute White House, The money. Knowland said, ofifcial inquiry. This will be borne [breakfast. They said the plan re- would come out of savings result-out by my willingness to answer all jceived ‘very strong approval. ing from the end of combat in questions asked me by numerous I Acting Senate Republican leader Korea. He said it was''estimated police personnel appearing at the jWilliam F. Knowland and Housejthat actual fighting — besides pay hospital, and my willingness to an* (Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr., ex-jand maintenance of U.S. troops swer questions asked me by Lieu-jPressed confidence a majority of;costs about $1.2 billion a year, tenant Yarbro and Lieutenant Keyin their inquiry. iofficers heading the Police De-Qtfizzed in Hospital p ..lt;phjSi l0 me does not sonnci as“While I was confined in the hos- if j would be volunteering. Captain!pital I was awakened at all hours. Lessor states that there were vari- Bv Associated Prentand asked for additional informa- 0us desirable considerations pointed CHICAGO JulvCemetery Worker* Picket Funeralwhy 1 should take.„T-„—y —' 24/ ~ Strikin* •Shew was not an hour durina the Polygraph tor. AFL Cemetery Workers picketedmy^entire stay at the hospital that In my mind there were no de-,the funeral of an AFL official yes-thtiffe was not someone asking me sirable considerations. Iterday. A strike leader said thefor the description of my assailants I do not believe that I should and their ear 'subject myself to a Polygraph test jbecause of the fact that my partner, an-v G. E. Hulbert, was a prevaricator.Claim for Disability As I told Captain Risinger, I had talked the matter of my takingOlh0meamvrdy home j [he ,P.°_lylgraphJ ^ith all of“Upon my release from the hospital at 9 a. m. on July 1, the doctor advised me to ‘take it easy and rest for the remainder of the week *T was taken and had no sooner than I was taken to the Detective Office by two detectives, after having been previously advised by Officer Kelly of the Radio Patrol Division that I would not be needed at Headquarters.‘There I was questioned for one t’r.ur and 30 minutes by Lieutenant Key and Lieutenant Yarbro. Awikened at Nightmy family and we had decided thatit was unreasonable to ask me to take such a test as not one of my allegations was proven to be false.■'Therefore, I ask that my indefinite suspension be revoked and my resignation accepted.“wouldn’t have had it other way.’’When the hearse carryingthebody of Thomas Purcell, international representative of the AFL Granite Cutters union, reached the gate of Queen of Heaven Cemetery, the union driver halted at the picket line.Pall bearers carried the casket into the cemetery.Miles Barry, secretary-tresauier of the striking AFL Cemetery iWorkers Union, said. Our pickets(CtcoultonsallcentthejBiremsmabigoilcauitherT1wousmathejadviPrtlt;O]met yea age we a to 1 T sup is t tie bus O put canI aiso submit a claim for dis- don * discriminate and that, sability for the following reasons: way Tom would want it._1. In motorcycle accidents I disabled my left knee and was tothe“At this time I had had no sleep'be opiated on by Dr. Morton H. for two nights and two days, but I Leonard on June 2 to repair thes’ill answered their questions as veil as possible under the circum-c:ances.“After the questioning wasthrough I returned home where Idamage to my knee The Department was advised of this by Dr. Leonard by letter. Because so many men were on vacation, I postponed that operationis questioned bv numerous report-! untisu'h tinJ« as Department , and again by numerous police! w.ould be sufficiently manned. Ialso injured my back in the samedam-•rsomel aiding in the search. .“Retiring at 10 p. m , I was awak-! cycie accident, whiched very shortly thereafter by a age„c^J1 ' repaired, griff s deputy who haid a suspect During the time I rode motor-*,r me to identify“I d’d not identify the suspect asho was not one of the men who beat n e up.I was very willing to look at all sspects. but I was only showm three ri irfhg the entire official inquiry.I do not believe this could be interpreted as ‘demonstrated failure of co-operation.’ I did everything in o y power to co-operate with the investigators.Refused to Take Test“3. The only truthful statement in the letter signed by Captain Lessor v as my refusal to volunteer for a Polygraph test.I did infuse and still refuse to fake a Polygraph test. This is my own personal feeling, and at the meeting of the captains I was told r at I would take the Polygraph test or else I would be called a liar bycycles I contracted nephritis, which I understand ip also incurable. The fact that I have nephritis keeps me from obtaining a job at any place where a physical is given.I submit the foregoing with alldue respect and ask that you consider very carefully all of my statements in arriving at your decision.”Planning a picnic this week-end? Pick up a package of HEID’S MESQUITE CHARCOAL at your grocer, filling station, drag store, or hardware merchant. Or phone 3-1431 and we will deliver.—(Adv.)mm 1*9 Momm cm turn**...than all other children’s aspirin combined.It s orange flavored, accurate dosage. Try it.World's Largest Selling Aspirin For ChildrenST.J0SIPHASPIRINFOR CHIiORINjSbt PERFECTrrvNi iKirv...when you saveI
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El Paso Herald Post
El Paso, Texas, US
Fri, Jul 24, 1953
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