This proclamation, which has been
circulated throughout the occupied
area, says that all laborers volun
tarily in the service of employers en
gaged in work for American, or
working for the army, under requisi
tion or otherwise, are "forbidden to
join in any conspiracy or plan to at
tempt or carry out any scheme to
artike or abandon work." It an
nounces that "any violation of thi
order will be punished by American
military tribunals."
THE WEATHElw
New Haven, April 1 For
Bridgeport mid vieinityl Fair to
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peace, and who corroborates tho
statement of the Roumanian Consul.
"Everything was lacking drugs,
food and shelter, and above all
clothes," she said. "I saw the in
habitants of the invaded regions,
thousands of families, the old, the
helpless, the crippled and the 111.
The European relief commission is
sending food to satisfy their needs.
We must also send clothing and
household materials to protect them
from storms and cold and to permit
them to recreate their sense of self
respect. Orhpans Cry for Bread.
