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Evening star., 1941-08-19
Miss Janet Cunneen
To Wed 1t. Hahn
On August 26

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Cum
neen announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Janet
Padien Cunneen, to 1t. u. 60
Harry Barrett Hahn, U. s. N.
1t. Hahn is the son of Mr..
Harry Hahn of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and is graduate of the United
States Naval Academy, class Of
1887
Miss Cunneen is graduate Of
Western High School in Wash
ington and of Smith College,
class of 1889.
She was color girl at Annapolis
during the June week ceremonies
in 1887.
The marriage will take place at
Washington Tuesday, August rs,
Evening star., 1941-08-19

Miss Glover to be Wed
A. HouEhton Estate.
Miss Glover has been in town for
several days and is staying at West
over. home of her grandmother,
Mrs. Charles C. Glover, and the late
Mr.. Glover. She will return today
to Nonquit and tomorrow Mr..
Glover will join his family to re-
main until after the wedding.
The wedding of Miss Glover and
Mr.. Symington will take place at
noon in the Chapel of st. Aidan at
The Meadows, the estate of the
former United States Ambassador to
Great Britain and Mrs. Alanson B.
Houghton at South Dartmouth,
Mass, with wedding breakfast and
reception in the garden of the sum-
mer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glover
ut Nonquit. The chapel was the
scene early this month of the
wedding of Miss Angelica Lloyd and
Mr.. Peter Macdonald when they
were married August followed by
= reception in the garden at Po-
the brides mother, Mrs. Demarest
Lloyd.
Miss Dunham to Be Wed
On Monterey Inn Lawn.
Miss Dunham and Mr.. Rogers had
planned to be married in the Hawley
Memorial Church at Monterey, Pa,
which Is separated from Chairman
by the railroad, but as there will be
. large number of guests, members
Of their families and close friends,
the church would not have been
adequate. So they will be married
on the south lawn of the Monterey
Inn at 4::30 o'clock followed by a
reception under the trees at o'clock.
Mrs. Frank James Dimpsey of
Amityville, Long Island, will be
matron of honor for Miss Durham
and her other attendants will be
Miss Joan Nicoll of New York and
Mrs. John Hanson Croker OF Balti-
more.
Mr.. George Nelson Rogers, jr., of
Baltimore will be best man for his
brother and the ushers will include
another brother, Mr.. James Dozier
Rogers Of Baltimore, Mr.. Carroll
Dunham. 4th, and Mr.. Peter Dun
ham OF New York, brothers OF the
bride; DR.. William Alexander Ray,
Sd, OF Dewitt, Ark, and Mr.. John
Hanson Croker and Mr.. James F.
Turner, jr., of Baltimore.
Engagements Announced
At Cocktail Parties.
Miss Glover and Mr.. Symington
have not completed their wedding
party but the attendants will in
clude more than one prominent in
the Capital. The engagements of
Miss Dunham and Mr.. Rogers and
Miss Glover and Mr.. Symington were
announced at cocktail parties given
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Miss Harrington
Ends Capital Visit

Miss Helen Harrington of Long
Beach, Calf, who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Miss Bertha Her
rington, has left by plane to visit
relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Harrington also will visit
New York and on her return will
60 to Chicago, Denver and Salt
Lake City. The entire trip will
be bv air,
Evening star., 1941-08-19

an attractive and convenient place
for such visits. Last Sunday being
fair and cool. some Of those who fire.
quent the club went sight seeing.
During the afternoon ice cream,
cake and iced tea were served by
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur and her as
sistants, Mrs. Richard Sutherland,
Miss Natalie Sutherland, her daugh-
ter; Mrs. Luther Sheldon, jr., and
Miss Louise O'Reilly Mrs Andrew
]. White acted as assistant hostess.
Mrs. George A. Seitz and Mrs.
Loper Lowe will be the hostesses
next Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Commodore Kenny
Goes to Canada

The Air Attache of the Cana
dian Legation, Air Commodore
w. r. Kenny, D. c. R, has so
nearly recovered from his recent
severe illness that with Mrs.
Kenny he left Friday for Blue
Seal Lake, Canada, where he will
complete his recuperation. Air
Commodore and Mrs. Kenny do
not expect to return to their
apartment in the Shoreham until
the middle or end of September.
Evening star., 1941-08-19

in their respective summer homes,
the former 10 days ago at Red
House, the CHAIRMAN home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dunham, and the latter on
the Fourth of July at Nonquit. Red
House formerly was the summer
home of Miss Dunham's grand
parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Pilling Of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Interest Of Capital Turns
To Coming Procession
Of Autumn Brides
Miss Mary Elizabeth Thompson
And Mr.. Gilbert G. Edison to
Wed Thursday in Tennessee

bids popular
for weddings already invitations weddings
families
ceved
Carroll
Saturday,
September wedding
William
parents of York
have a home.
Mary
To Be Marie
holds weddings
Clifford Cleveland Hughson Tenn
Gilbert Edson Mrs
Edson
the Nations Capital
will
is Gilbert
sna Of O
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Radio Speaker

Mrs. Walter v. Bingham, geog-
rapher and author. will be the guest
speaker on the Women Who
Achieve" program conducted by Miss
J. Jeune Carter and Mrs. Edward r.
Seal tomorrow at $3.50 pm. over Sta
ton WWDC.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Returns Home

Mrs. Eugene Callaghan. president
of the Voteless District League Of
Women Voters, has returned home
after a vacation trip with Mr.. CAL
laghan to Bethany Beach and the
| Adirondacks,
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Service Club
DanceClass
Arlington Girls
Will Welcome
New Members

A group of young girls from Ar
lington, Va, have organized them
selves into the Service Club Juniors
and have planned another meeting
of the dancing class tomorrow eve
ming at the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club at 1015 L street NV.
This series of dancing classes We'd
nesday evenings is being chaperoned
and instructed by Mrs. Helen M.
Toone of Arlington. The party to-
morrow evening will welcome new
members of the Service Club Juniors
who will receive the pin, q gold
shield topped by an eagle.
The members of this group have
been attending the Saturday night
dances and open house Sunday aft
ernoons at the service club where
Mother Steed always chaperones
the parties. Miss Dorothy Toone Is
president of the group. Other men,
bers include Miss Virginia Hal
sted, Miss Betty Anderson, Miss Jane
Kane. Miss Ruth Sloan, Miss Miriam
Boiler, Miss Maxine Longley, Miss
Elizabeth Ryners, Miss Margaret
Hensley, Miss Margaret Simmons,
Miss Virginia Lee Henderson, Miss
Joan Dinterman, Miss Tessie Kee-
gan, Miss Ruth Cannon, Miss Ger
aldine Ross, Miss Dorothy Crist and
Miss Jane Letton.
Sunday Open House
Gains Popularity.
The open house Sunday after
moons is proving increasingly popu-
lar and considerable number of
men in the three branches of the
service enjoy the comfort of the
garden and lounge, the programs
presented by radio, or meetings with
relatives and friends, the club being
Evening star., 1941-08-19

Miss Adelaide Morris of Silver
Spring, Nd. has visiting her Miss
Helen Haskell and Miss Carolyn
Tease of Fresno, Calf. who ac-
companied her on her return from
trip to Maine and Canada.
Evening star., 1941-08-19
Swiss Minister
Reaches Home

The Swiss Minister, M. Charles
Bruggmann, has arrived at
Berne, Switzerland. Nine. Brugg-
mann, who went to New York to
see him take of, is spending a
few days with her brother-in-
law and sister, the Swedish Min
lister to Canada and Nine. WIKI
man. and will return to Wash
ington today or tomorrow The
length of the stay OF the Min
lister in Switzerland is indefinite
and he may be back within 10
days or a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Prat
have returned to their home il
Takoma Park, Md, from a moto
trip through the South.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Fire of
unknown origin swept the 1856
ton Finnish freighter Aurora to-
day as it lay at anchorage in
the Hudson River just north OF
the George Washington Bridge.
One member of the crew, iden-
tilted as First Mate Conrad Freese,
persisted as a result of the fire but
II other members of the crew
were rescued.
The blaze was discovered aboard
the Aurora by seaman. IT flared
with the speed similar 10 the fire
which swept a Brooklyn pier and
destroyed the Cuba Mail Line
freighter Panuco only last Monday
Rapid action by three men in the
Unity Boat Club near by averted
a repetition of the Panuco tragedy
and enabled aid TO arrive in time
TO remove the crew.
The seaman Immediately
sounded the ships siren. attract
ing the attention Of the three men
Richard Cox. Robert White and
Charles Higgins-who sounded a
police alarm and rushed to the
rescue in a 40-foot sailboat.
Four police boats. the fireboa,
John Duane, 10 radio cars. two
emergency squads and two ambu-
lances were sent TO the scene.
The coast guard cutter Arundel
and the fireboat poured streams
of water on the burning ship.
Local police notified the Federal
Bureau OF Investigation.
The ship was towed to the Jer-
sey shore and besched as thousands
of spectators gathered.
Police. the FBI and naval intelli-
gence were 10 make a thorough
inquiry 10 determine the cause OF
the blaze. 10 determine il sabotage
was responsible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
What a Party!
Surreolist Orders Trees,
Goats for Affair
International New. ssr,lc, Wiz,

DEL MONTE. Cal. Aug. 22.-
Batcd brcathS were in order to-
day at Del Monte, popular vaca-
ton resort, after Salvador Dali,
famous surrealist painter. made
known his list of requirements for
a benefit party he is staging Sep
tember 2.
Keeping his reasons secret, Dali
put in an order for:
1000 pine trees; 5000 gunny
sacks; 1000 pounds of d news
papers; four truckloads Of pump
kins and melons; one wrecked au-
tomobile; three goats and on e
baby giraffe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
AnnabeIId Being Sued
BY Theatrical Agent

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-QNS)-
Tyrone Powers pretty blond wife,
Annsbella, is being sued by Thomas
Hays Hunter, theatrical agent, for
10 per cent of her earnings. in
Guiding pay for an English picture
she never made.
This was revealed today when
her attorney, arguing that she will
be busy with a play in Cohnecti-
cut until August 30 and then must
hasten to California, sought post
ponement of her examination be-
fore trial. II was understood the
suit involves $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

Mrs. KoIar's Daughter
Weds Co-Worker

The marriage of Miss Katherine
Holdren, daughter of Mrs. Victor
Kolar, wife of the Detroit SYM
phony Orchestra conductor. Ia
Howard Teitelbaum, was revealed
today.
They were married last night by
Victor II. DeBaek, Crosse 'Pointe
justice of the peace, as the culmi.
nation of an office romance which
started when both were employed
by the Michigan Hospital Service
Teitelbaum is a public account.
ant. They will live at $3.50 Cas-
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
War ON .Difneys
Riders Can Offer to Pay Motorists, Say Police, But
Call Us If They Demand Fare

The Detroit Police Department
today promised plenty Of trouble
for any one caught capitalizing on
the transportation strike by driv-
ing a jitney and charging fares,
And to make their point per-
fectly clear. they cracked down
hard on the first man caught at IL.
We've had some 50 calls from
people asking II the anti-iitney
laws will be temporarily sus-
pended so that jitneys can
operate" said Lieut.. Jack Gala
han of the public vehicle squad.
THE answer, OF course. Is no.
We are going 10 enforce the anti
titney regulations rigIdly.
We've also received IS calls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Breakdown Fatal
To Gen. Chaffee
Father Of u. S. Blitz
Troops Dies After
Developing Corps

BOSTON. Aug. 22.-Maj. Gen
Adna r. Chaffee. father of the
American blitzkrieg troops and
first commander Of the United
States Army armored forces. died
today at Phillips House. Masss.
ohusetts General Hospital. Gen
eral Chaffee suffered a physical
breakdown following intensive
work in building up the mechan-
lied forces.
General Chaffee was 81. He first
began urging creation of a mobile
striking force for the army in 1890
as general staff officer.
Although other officers at the
war college termed his ideas i'm
practical. he was summoned TO
Fort Knox, KY. with other of
fcers who thought as he did. 10
the army's first mechan-
lied cavalry.
When the European war flared
and Nazi panZer divisions scored
victories with blitz tactics. Cen
eral Chaffee was given command
of the first armored corps of the
United States Army with a big
problem h'e d of developing
mechanical troops.
At the height OF his building
program. he was stricken with
pneumonia. lie returned 10 duty
quickly but the rigors of last Win
ter and his tireleSs work brought
about his breakdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

from persons complaining they
had been picked up by drivers
Who insisted on being paid. One
man paid 10 cents and number
were forced 10 pay so cents.
"All such racketeers are going
10 be ticketed. II passengers In
sist on paying a friendly motor
ist, that's all right. But he can't
charge them"
The first man arrested was
J. Morrawnick. AZ. of
25S1 West Euclid avenue. whom
police say they caught operating q
station wagon as a titney on Wood
ward avenue. MorTawnick was
iicketed and his license was seized
because n bore the name OF jack.
not Abraham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

MOSCOW -Leningrad girds for
siege as Nazis near city
Page a..
BERLIN--R Russia hurting mil
lions of fresh troops into bat
tie. Germans say Page A..
VICHY-l50.000 reported now
under arrest in Paris page y.
NEW YORK MIC hears Ger
man radio report r.ail service
between Japan nd United
States cut off Page ~.
Observation-Disclosures believed
getting ready 10 strike at
Russia page p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Halifax Flies
Home in Bomber
British Envoy Here
Plans Conferences
in London

LONDON. Aug. d. Viscount
British ambassador to the
United States. arrived in London
today after flying the Atlantic in
a British bomber,
IL plan TO stay here for two
or three weeks, and hope TO
make contact with everybody
and everything" he said.
Viscount Halifax, greeted on his
arrival by his wife. was accom-
panied by Charles Peake, pres 5
secretary at the embassy in Wash
ington, and four United States
naval officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Mayor Kdndr
in
.annfrann(k
Accused of Taking
Bride and Graft;
1o Others Named
by Grand Jury

Mayor Walter Kanar OF Ham
tramck. Councilman George A.
Danish and Is other persons were
indicted today by the Judge
Homer Ferguson grand jury, the
third Indictment of Hamtramck
officials and citizens in a week.
The mayor was indicted in two
warrants, one accusing him of &C
cepting a $500 bride. the other
naming him as the recipient of
vice and gambling graft.
The mayors brother, Henry. a
IHemaramck fireman. also was
named.
Indicted In separate warrants
accusing them Gf.uucepfing $500
brides for their vote or influence
lin obtaining a contract for the in
stallation of Mark Time Company
parking meters in Hamtramck
were:
MAYOR WALTER KANAR.
COUNCILMAN GEOFGE A.
BANISH.
FRAN MATUELEWICZ.
former purchaser and city clerk.
Accused of obstructing Justice
by operating or permitting TO OPP
crate gambling and disorderly
houses were:
MAYOR KANAR.
HENRY KANAR. the mayors
brother and a Hamtramck city
fireman.
JOSEPH Joe THE Pig
POLOWESKY.
SAM FINAZZO.
NATE GELLMAN.
MIKE FIGURSKI.
CHARLES MOCERT.
Continued on Page Ski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

tons above the Persian Gulf and
Arabian Sea.
Eden was described as losing his
patience over Trans refusal TO
clear the country OF Germans.
while actually admitting more. re-
ported 10 include Fritz Grobba.
former Nazi minister TO Iraq. and
Franz Won Papen, German ambas-
sador TO Turkey. Grobba and Won
Papen. London papers said. were
let into Iran for discussions with
other Germans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Finnish Ship Burns
LIN Hudson River

The fire was believed 10 have
broken out in the No. 3 hold
of the 400-foot ship, which was
built in 1898. The Aurora has
been anchored in the Hudson for
the past four weeks.
Meanwhile the death toll OF the
fire which destroyed the Cuba Mail
Line freighter Panuco and Brook
Ign pier on Monday mounted 10 19
today with the recovery of six more
bodies. Two crew members and 10
longshoremen still are missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Roosevelt Awaits
Meeting With Kent

HYDE PARK. N. Y. Aug. 22.-
INS)--President Roosevelt came
home TO his mothers estate on the
Hudson today TO greet the Duke
of Kent. younger brother of King
George VI. who now is completing
a tour of Canada and the United
States.
Kent was due 10 arrive at Hyde
Park tomorrow afternoon. He
will fly in from Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina.
Aug. 22.-uNS)-Senator PalacioS
today introduced in the Argentine
congress motion TO declare Ger
man Ambassador Won Hermann
unwelcome in Argentina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
JAW Seeks 32-Hr. Week to Halt Auto Layofs
SOviefS. British Mass
On Iranian Border
BY MERRILL MUELLER

LONDON. Aug. 22.-The grow
ing need for British and American
aid 10 Russia by way OF Iran was
emphasized by the London press
today with the disclosure that
both Britain and the Soviet, Union
have concentrated strong forces
along the Iranian border.
These will be put to use il was
said, if 5000 Germans, sllegedly
potential fifth columnists, are not
speedily elected by Iran.
The military correspondent of
the London Evening Standard said
that heavily reduced" Russian
equipment must be replenished
in a matter OF weeks" If the
Soviets are 10 continue their re-
sistance against the German in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
S(hooIboy Rowe
Faces Senators

Schoolboy Rowe will pitch for
the Tigers against the Washington
Senators at Briggs Stadium today
in the third of four-game series.
Alex Carrasquel. the big Vene-
zuelan who has won his last six
starts. is expected to pitch for the
Senators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Union Fears
$4,000 May
Lose Jobs
so Pct. Reduction
in Auto Output
Ordered by u. S.
Brings CIO Plan

Approximately 215.OO0 auto
workers - including 10000 ir
Michigan-will lose their jobs
through a 50 per cent cut in pas
Senger car production. and the
union will demand 32-hour week
10 spread work, UAW-CIO officials
said today.
The OPM order which woul d
slash passenger car production
rs Z per cent in August and the
next three months. and bring an
average 30 per cent reduction
throughout the next l2-month
period. was followed by these de-
yelopments:
Federal Price Administrators
l. Leon Henderson studied
proposals 10 fix prices of used
cars.
JAW officials. planning TO
- ask motor manufacturers TO
start 32-hour week when the
curtailment program is IN full
swing, said that many Go con-
tracts contain clauses for a 81
hour week in slack periods.
, Union leaders predicted the
- 26is per cent immediate cut
VIII throw 10000 Detroiters out
Of work within the next few
weeks. with more layoffs likely
to follow later.
1-OPM Labor Director Sidney
II Hillman started formation OF
a Joint committee of industrial
and labor leaders 10 head off in
every way possible unemploy-
ment resulting from curtailment
OF passenger car production
The aim OF Hillman's commit
tee would be TO transfer as many
auto workers as possible 10 de
Tense industry. both within IN,
auto industry and elsewhere. Il
train men for defense jobs. anC
70 III additional defense work into
equipment now devoted 10 auto
production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22

A<tSShoha 49,.
the way among patriotic SC
cieties of the United States /
condemning in vigorous tone
the alliance of the nationa
administration with SOvie
Russia.
We reproduce here in flu
this great American pro
nouncement and feel that
expresses the patriotic sent
ments of all true American
throughout the length an
breadth of the land:
"Whereds the c0nDuHis-
tie SOUiet Republic did not
enter this lcdr for the pur-
ptse Of 0iding any goreJ7,-
mcat lrhose principles are
fouadcd upon democracy or
deceRcy but to protect itself
against an aggresSor Chose
ideoIogicS coii for ruthless
pnydcr, the S0Dle as Stain
does for the SoUict Repub-
lie. and
Whereas the representa-
tires Of the Communist
PARTY, Stoita's representa-
tires in these URitcd States
of America, qcere recently
opposed to the unite d
States of America sending
any aid to the government
of Greot Britain in 1chot
they cGiicd m 'impcriGliS-
tic 1ror,' and
"IVhcrCos the Dies Com
mittcc Of the UHitcd States
Congress has uncOUerCd an
0roiouclc of focts actually
proralG the sHbucrsire Gc-
tritjcS Of Com ptUatstS
Throughout the UHitcd
States. ami particularly
omonG the youth IT Amcr-
icq, and ia om schools and
universities, and
JIHcre4s the Dies Com
mi'tcc has been Wholc-
HoortcdIy and fcrrcutiy
Sgpportcd BIZ the Am6ricdR
LCqioB. and
"Ubcrcus an Of these
focis being Scif-eridcat, it
is
"Rcsblrcd. that the
Ameyicon Legion, Depart
mmt Of Nctg York, IN
contention assembled, is
opDoscd 10 orr country. the
IHtcd States Of America,
qjripg aid ~ any kind to
commuaistic Sorict Russia
ia its Wor lrith Maj Ger
moaB or NTH any other
coUatyy.'
The American Legi0I
fought for AMERICA ;
IDEALS i'm the last war.
The American Legion CAV
lives and limbs for the PRES
ERNATION OF OUR FREE
DEMOCRACY.
II is therefore logical an
proper that il should dc
nounce, a. il has, in no TN
certain terms the giving o
aid "Of any kind" on the par
of our government TO
regime that is opposed to tn
principles for which tn
American Legion stands,
regime that conspires OH on
own soil to destroy on
American institutions.
The resolutions are a CON
plcte expose of the hypocris
of the Stain government.
And the Legion is equal
and naturally opposed to tn
insincerity and incongruity q
our American administrator
in giving aid "Of any kind
to the enslaving government
of "cOmmunistic Soviet Rus
STA" while prating of TN
-four freedoms" for "all tn
earth"
The American Legion ha
shown once again its tru
CoIors, its ONLY colors-th
RED, WHITE and BLUE
Continued ON Next Page, Col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
Peace P Ian
Wou|dDivide
Union Control
800 in Maintenance
Under Go, While
AFL Would Retain
Rule Over 1000

The DSR strike lis going to be
settled today" Mayor Edward j.
Jeffries Jr. declared as AFL lead-
ers arrived in the Book-Cadillac
Hotel for meeting with the
mayor and federal conciliators.
Obviously angered as the strike
went into its third day, the mayor
made his statement as break"
which may lead 10 the settlement
of the dispute was reported.
1t was learned that the ALL
strikers and the mediators have
developed an acceptable formula
to end the strike.
Terms of the agreement would
divide DSR workers into two union
groups, it was reported.
PROVISIONS OF PLAN
Under the plan the 500 men In
the maintenance d epart m e n [,
where the Go claims a majority,
would be turned over to the juris~
diction of the CIO, while the 1000
platform men and bus drivers
would remain under the jurisdic-
ton of the AFL streetcar mems
junior.
This status would prevail until
the present agreement between
the ALL union and the DSR COM
mission expired in September.
1892.
The only point holding up
public announcement of the settle
lment was said to be the question
Iof who shaE control the bulletin
boards in the DSR shops. When
they struck. the AFL demanded
the sole right TO use the boards
and insisted the Go be barred.
This point. ii was learned, has not
lyet been settled.
GOVERNOR HOPEFUL
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner
in Lansing, has been kept in close
touch with progress by long lis
lance calls from the mediators.
To-day the governor appeared very
optimistic and was of the opinion
Mayor Jeffries would settle the
itieup shortly.
A settlement under which the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-22
PETAIN SEES ENVOY

VICHY. Aug. 22.-GNS)-Mar-
shall Henri Petain. French chief
of state, today received Moshen
Rails. the new minister from Iran.