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5 when the boys Were doing ordinary mitted for the first time that the photo- | Basil D. Spaulding and William L. Red-| authorized, Tore Gat tamivine ao tate (Ure ReSte CASE GreDE IN Guelian aot a TROLCETEED ofl fictd were not wauttioriond By frees | altar ta Prosecution had announced 4 These things are going on all over AT CHEW’S TRIAL Mrs. C Ww The defense aleo admitted | part Tt waa also admitted that use| the close of its case, Wiktiam BH. Leahy, r 8 i} wetting @hal Uae eucht te bave ont ave t oN Salne Pied He Latieriy, \iedeed rominations wt Gotels wes’ unl Reutty reseese Cnet goteren ens Sapeneepeweereeneremense cree [5 SPENT 10 TRAIN DISABLED SOLDIERS Kansas Congressman Charges Huge Waste of Funds in Rehabilitatio: Work. MILLIONS IN SALARIES. ‘Robinson Declares Total Cost fT Now Threatens to Be | $1,000,000,000. WASHINGTON, June 8 (United ‘(Press).—Charges that Federal funds @re being wasted in “shovelfuls” by the Federal Board for Vooational MAvcation rehabilitating soldiers were made to-day by Representative Rob- Anson (Rep. Kan.). It the present policy is continued { the Government could give every dis- * abled soldier $10,000 in cash, and more soldiers would get the money * than will be rehabilitated by the present board, he said. Under pres- | ent practices ‘the rehabilitations bill wall exceed $1,000,000,000, Mr. Robin- ‘® eon added, stating that already $265,- €00,000 has been appropriated. He favored aiding the disabled men, but insisted that although $145,000,000 &i eady had been actually expended, enly 3,000 men have rehabilitated—a gost of $46,000 a man. Overhead expenses of the board are + extremely high, he charged in claim- + 4ng that in April, 1921, the board paid $8,000,000 to the wounded men and $3.000,000 in salaries, > Mr. Robinson charges that the bound Is allowing “mushroom” schools © @ be organized overnight for the © training of men, that large sums are © betng given to their promoters instead £ f sending the wounded to State uni- versities and established schools, He continued: “If you think that money has not = been thrown out by the shovelful, I > want to cite some cases. Over in * Tittsburgh @ man got a contract from fhe board to start a school for the @isabled. He had no buildings and » mo equipment, but the board agreed * @o give him 150 students and pay him $85 a month tuition per man, He had + $00 men in his school and was receiv- i $15,000 a month. At that time we “= hud about 200 men in training, but | @his school teacher in Pittsburgh, with mo school at all when he made the evatract, had more students than any j Great university in America.” Mr. Robinson then pointed out that Kentucky University and Berea Col- Bege accepted disabled men for tuition £ pates of $5 and $3.50 a month. “IT have found,” he continued, “that ® certain tailoring company in New Mork had assigned to it thirty dis- ‘Pied soldiers and was paid for its J called instruction $1,060 a month, EVENING WORL D, WEDNES ere oo ae DAY, JUNE 8, 1921. getting what they ought to have out of these, millions appropriated by Loe bal Beverly Grayson Chew, charged with forgery and other offenses, reated to- day. ‘The court martial, sitting at Governor's Island was delayed In open- ing because of the absence of two wit nesses who were expected to testify to a photograph of Mrs, Marjorie B, Chew, wife of the defendant, and to the cir umatances surrounding the issue of al- edged forged checks. The defense, EXAMINATIONS FOR NEW YORK POST OFFICES SET FOR JUNE 24, WASHINGTON, June 8—The first New York Post Offices to come under the new executive order for naming Postmasters are Canton, Clifton Springs, Depew, Dunkirk, Elmira, Groton, Hemp- atead, ‘Liberty, Millbrook, North Conoc- ton, Onelda, Port Henry and Suffern Open compelitive examinations are nounced for these places for Jun West Thirty-Fourth Street BROOKLYN NEWARK Falton Street nr. Hoyt. Broad St, & W. Park These Specials at AR Bedeli ‘sieres} Sale Knitted Wool SPORT CAPES 7-2 An extraordinary purchase and sale—offering, for tomorrow, the season’s most desirable $10.98 and $12.98 values at but $7.98. Plain or accordion plaited models with large brushed wool collars and revers. In Two - Tone Plaited Effects The prosecution in the trial of Capt. 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