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Marsh Backed
By Defenders
Congressman John O. Marsh's action in the U. S. Army's Yugoslavia officer training program was backed up by the Warren County chapter of Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties at a meeting In Front Royal Monday night. Congressman Marsh has called the American people’s attention to the astounding fact that a succession of military officers from Yugoslavia have attended the U. S Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. After hearing a review of the Yugoslavia matter by Mrs. Elizabeth Osth the Warren County Defenders unanimously passed a resolution to commend Congressman Marsh for his courageous action. Congressman Marsh emphasized on the floor of the House of Representatives on March 28 that these Communist officers were not sought as students by the United States Army, but the Army was required to accept them by decision of higher authority. Congressman Marsh revealed at that time that this policy of training the enemy from Red Yugoslavia has been in affect for more than ten years. The Warren County chapter of the Defenders is urging Congressman Marsh to call for a special Congressional
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