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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Midland Strike
Point Off Peace

Differences on only one point
.were keeping negotiators from
settling the CIO-UAW strike at
the Midland steel plant, il was re-
ported Saturday, as continuance
of the strike threatened TO force
the Lincoln Motor and Chrysler
Corporation plants to shut down
next week.
After series OF conferences
that took up most Of Friday night,
James F. Dewey, federal labor
concilator. went into conference
again Saturday with the union and
company officials in an effort to
settle the strike over the week
end.
Shutting of the Chrysler plants
would. in turn, force shutdown Of
Briggs body plants. because they
cannot keep turning out bodies i
IChrysler cannot take h c m
through lack of storage space.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Harvester to Open

CHICAGO. March 22.-UNSl-
An injunction was issued today
by Superior Judge John G. Lewe
restraining the CIO Farm Equip
ment Workers Organizing Com
mittee from acts of violence At
the Mccormick Works (Chicago)
plant of the International IIaI-
Vester Company.
The company announced that
the plant. which has been tied w
by a strike since February 2S. will
reopen at 5 a. M Monday despite
the CIO strike in effect there.
The firm is beset by four different
strikes at its plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
2Fd(eU. Court
After Bank Raid

Two youths who had mapped
an ambitious program Of bank
holdups but failed in their first
Job will be arraigned Monday in
Federal Court and face long prison
sentences for car theft and at
tempted bank robbery.
They are James Fletcher Cash.
1S. of 1889 East Jefferson avenue.
and Anthony Gianotu, %. of $3.50
HoIcomb avenue. They were cap
tured a few hours after being
routed from the Citizens State
Bank of Emmett by Cashier +. V.
MeCabe.
The bandits fled when McCabe
struggled with them for possession
of a shotgun carried by Cash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Vacant PENS

Rabbi Leon Fran Of Temple
Beth Fl said that religion should
gladly take the responsibility fol
civic virtue
we preachers would he only
too glad II people came to our
churches and synagogues TO
learn the lesson of civic RESPONSE
bility. Churches should not enter
politics directly. but should he
given the nnnnrtmnitX- To hnlld
up civic virtues, TO make people
responsible citizens.
"Mnst sermons are pretty
practical. The trouble is that the
people who most need them may
not he around when they're
given
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

- 4
You VIII not find the punch Of
Mr.. Roosevelt's labor mediation
hoard in its enabling executive
order. On its legal surface 1t
looks like a coroners jury. set up
10 ponder serious strikes probably
after they occur and then largely
upon the cordial invitation Of both
strikers snd management. But II
has hidden preventive pow g r
which no doubt furnished some IN
spiration for Mr. Roosevelts de-
termination 10 set II up.
In its unapparent essence. II
gives the. government q moral hold
on the responsible national labor
leaders and those leaders a hold
on their irresponsible locals who
are causing much Of the trouble.
II places responsibility. Decisions
Of the board viii no doubt have
10 be reached unanimously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Seek Ford Funds

MILWAUKEE. March %. -
(INS)-The UAW-CIO today
called upon its locals 10 swell the
Ford organizing campaign fund
with voluntary contributions. and
made it clear that If the threat TO
strike against three Ford plants
near Detroit is carried through,
the money will be used as part If
strike fund.
President r. J. Thomas told the
international executive board thai
the call for contributions was
merely a precaution tornalle GER
tain the international has on hand
sufficient funds to finance any eff
fort necessary to win the right to
bargain for the 100000 workers in
the three plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Detroit Business
At11-Yedr Highs

Factory employment in the De
troit area as of March IS totaled
.422 600. workers, the highest mid
March level since 1929, the De
troit Board OF Commerce reported
Saturday.
Employment showed an increase
of 5000 since the end Of February
and 45 1000 more than were en-
ployed a year ago.
Automobile production is also ~
approximately the highest levels
since 1929 and more new cars
were delivered m Wayne County
during the first two weeks OF
March than any like period in the
history Of the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Air Corps Forms Unit
For Negro Recruits

WASHINGTON. March 22.-
C1NS)-The army today an
nounced plans for creation of the
first Negro unit Of the air corps.
to be designated the Goth Pursuit
Squadron.
The army said It will accept ap-
plicauons for 276 Negro ground
crew members. and they Will be
eligible for appointment as flying
cadets to qualify As pilots The
uuIt is expected to enlist about 80
pilots
Basic training will be given at
Chanufe Field. H.. after which
they VIII be transferred 10 Tus-
kegee. Ala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Pastors Divided on Charge
OF Sharing Blame for Graft

are very practical" he said. "But
perhaps present religious teach
ing has lacked some of the ire
mendouS moral impcratives born
of everlasting Verities. The
clergy must take a greater part
in creating people of integrity.
Merely having ministers In
politics will not do any good. We
have all been 80 devoted TO indi-
Vidual achievements we have
neglected the common good. We
must take our share of the
blame. On the other hand, the
Civic Searchlight. which is a
political nrgan-- must he humble,
also"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Submits Candidate

The lady cabinet member had
been working for a labor concilia-
ton expert. 1t was she who sub
mitted the name of William II.
Davis, former. head of the New
York State mediation board, as
candidate for chairman Roose-
welt made him a member Instead.
In all mechanical detail the ex-
ecutive order is precisely as fore
cast first and exclusively in this
column March u. "a hours before
anything approXimating a correct
version was published elsewhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Ask Increased Wages

PITTSBURGH. March %
Go President Philip Murray to-
day asked Little Steel" foe of
the SWOC to negotiate contracts
embodying a 10-cent an hour wage
increase for employees of Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube Corporation
Inland Steel Corporation and Re-
public Steel Corporation.
The action was authorized by
presidents OF a SWOC locals in
the mills of the three corporations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
.drtimePower
Over Explosives
Asked by Iokes
Powder Plant Blasts
Bring Request for
Strict House Bill
BY CECIL Il. DICKSON


WASHINGTON, March 22.-
Wartime authority for President
Roosevelt to control the explosives
industry while the nation is tech
nically at peace" was urged by
Secretary Of the Interior Ickes in
a letter TO Congress. the House
mines and mining committee re-
vealed today.
Asking for quick passage OF
legislation to clamp down federal
supervision on the explosives in
dustry when the President issues
a proclamation that there exists
a state of war or national
emergency" Secretary Ickes
wrote:
Past experience has Indicated
that dangerous sabotage may
develop while the nation Is tech
nically at peace. Under modern
conditions of sudden undeclared
warfare. the lack of adequate
authority 10 deal with this
/ menace may be disastrous.
1t is extremely desirable
/ therefore that provision be
made for the regulation OF the
manufacture and the use Of ex-
plosives whenever the needs of
national deferse require that
such action he taken"
Meeting secretly and without
holding public hearings, the mines
and mining committee reported
new bill TO put teeth in federal
supervision Of explosive manufac-
turers and users and made plans
10 rush il through Congress.
+ It's proposal follows recent ex-
ploSions in explosives plants in
New Jersey and elsewhere and is
designed TO prevent similar dis
asters in giant new plants being
constructed by private industry
to handle huge government con-
tracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
State May Dismiss
CHARGE on Sofferir

Charges that Sammy sofferin
erneIoyed a 17-year-old girl as Gig
aret girl in his Wonder Bar on
Washington boulevard will be dis
missed by State Liquor Commits
sioner James d. Dotsch unless the
Detroit police produce tho girl S
birth certificate in a week. it APP
peared today The girl. Betty Ann
Ludwig. was born in California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
VIII Cut WaIEout

Split judgment on questions Of
fact would only render the rulings
impotent. Therefore. when the
TWO CIO and two ALL representa-
tiVes on the board JOIN with their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Ff8HffffT - u" 3TTF-- u q , ~
they Will in effect join the gov
eminent and the people in crush
ing movement To put down all the
unruly in their ranks.
Threat Of this consolidated
power hanging over the heads Of
the local union leaders should
eliminate rump walkouts, such as
one now tying up Vanadium Steel,
source Of needed special parts for
machine tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Churchmen IN Detroit differed
Saturday on the charge Of William
p. Lovett, executive secretary Of
the Detroit Citizens League, that
the clergymen Of the city must
take a large share of the response
bility for graft among city officials
because Of their failure 10 produce
Ipen who feel it is their religious
duty TO serve in public office.
Or. Clarence Hill Frank, eXecu-
tive secretary of the Detroit Coun-
Gil Of Churches said il is true that
the clergy have a measure Of re-
sponSihility.
"But they haze said ia minis
ters 10 keep the pulpit out Of
politics. Doctor Frank sad. ut
is probably true that not enough
persons have gone TO the polls
and voted, But the graft revela-
tious should he a challenge 10
the people TO vote in the coming
election.
"If democracy Is 70 survive,
every one must take an interest
in public affairs. II is not enough
TO simply live out our individual
or corporate lives"
Leagues Selections
On the other hand tho Rev NJ
Rice. pastor Of the Metropolitan
Methodist Church, took issue with
LoVett.
All I would like to ask Is,
weren't Councilman John +.
Hamilton and Robert G.. Ewald
(both indicted on charges Of
housing graft endorsed by the
Civic Searchlight. the organ Of
the Citizens League ." Mr.. Rice
said. ct seems TO me the Citi-
zens League should he more
careful which candidates II
recommends"
! Tie Rev. Benjamin J. Bush,
pastor of the Westminster Presby-
terrain Church. partially agreed
with Lovett and said hS is ready "a
assume his share Of -+ile response
blity. However. he disagreed with
LoVetts criticism that religious
teaching has failed to be practical
81 think that most sermons
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Ship Losses
Soar Sharply

~ The Asseelate6 Press
oLONDON, April 9EAilnre
OF overdue ships %. turn N
sent British allied and neutral
shipping Losses for two Of the
past five weeks 70 approxi-
mately lSe,ooo tons eaeA -
heaviest toll Of 1oll II ~
Battle Of the Atlantic auth-
oritative sources declared -
day.
The average weekly loss q
shipping during March wis
placed By the Admiralty at
80, ooo tons.
Amended Losses for the
week ended March 3 listed
80 ships totaling lse,7oe tsns,
- the biggest lee d any
week this year. For the week
ended March 70 amended
losses were given - - ships
Of lls,eSS tons.
Losses declined during the
week ended r. b - % I.
ships aggregatlng SS,lAl tens,
the Admiralk. report said.
and went up again the fol-
lowing week 70 20 ships Of
77,575 tons.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
hayeI Beaten
in Utica Vote
Merehont Tailor
Scores Big Upset

OUTICA-Edward w. Havel,
mayor Of Utica since its incor-
poration as q city, was defeated
for reelection yesterday by
Matthew ]. Rettmiller in a ma
jor political upset, 225 to 213.
Rettmiller, a merchant tailor,
had been given little chance by
the dopesters in his race against
Havel, q veteran Utica druggist.
Six councilmen, including Ar
thur Church and william M. Mi
chael. the only two councilmen
who sought reelection. were
named by the voters. They are:
Church (3Sl), Frank Dean
(340), Allen Brooks (240), Ed
ward Church GID, Michael
(23D and Judd Dean (301).
Defeated for the council were
Fred Rick <224) and Stephen
Coal (197).
John Andrus (363) and Dora
NJ. Hahn 1857 were reelected
assessor and treasurer, respec-
lively, without opposition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Greeks Stand
Firm; Flank
Now Exposed
Vordor River
Route Would Give
Naxis Key Opening
~ the Associated Press


AG e r man armored columns
were reported today to have
broken through Yugoslav de-
fensessto reach Skoplje, at the
head Of the Vardar river val
ley - key route to Greece.
In an apparent attempt 10
stem the German onslaught, the
Yugoslavs left the Greek left
flank dangerously exposed.
The Greeks themselves said
they were holding firmly asAinst
the Nazj, jugsernaut.
Skoplje lies 100 miles moth
west Of Grecian Salonika and
commands the Belgrade-Salon
ka railway.
The thrust was announced IN
Berlin, where Naxi quarters NJ
serted thu Germans were nd
vancins ~ > 2s-mile- day clip.
A majd bsbtls h1tsfeeA ktrp0g
British forces and thev0 herman
column striking down thu Var
dar valley appeared imminent.
A violent battle between Ger
man and Greek troops in the
hills around Nevrokopi, in
Northeastern Greece, was re-
ported today to have turned in
favor of the Greeks - and
even Hitler's high command
acknowledged tough resist
ance" in the twin Balkan Of
fensives.
The Nazi high command as
serted, however, that both cam
paigns were progressing eff
fectively."
Belgrade, the capital of Yugo-
slavia, was fire-bombed q fifth
time by the German Luftwaffe.
Athens dispatches said the
Greeks were holding fast at
Rupel Pass against German
armOred columns attempting 10
smash their way to the vital
Struma River valley.
German parachutists were re-
ported to have failed in an at
tempt to drop behind the Greek
lines and cut communications,
with 100 'chutists captured and
others killed.
Greek front line dispatches
told of ravines Uttered with
German slain, smashed tanks
and armored cars.
In one valley, it was said,
the Greeks let the Germans ad-
vance without opposition and
then cut loose with heavy artil.
lery and machine-gun fire from
the forest and pillboxes hidden
on the hillsides.
The Greeks, however, appar-
emily suffered q serious blow In
the reported withdrawal Of
See WAR-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
HenryFord, End
Classified Az

eDETROIT, April 8-R-
Henry Ford II, grandson of the
founder of the Ford Motor
company, has been tentatively
placed in Glass IA under the
Selective Service Act and will
be ordered to report "in due
course" for medical examine
ton, Wayne County Board No.
81 announced today.
The board said that young
Ford, who on April 3 became the
father Of q daughter, did not
claim exemption on the grounds
of dependency"
Henry Ford II Is the son Of
Edsel Ford, only son Of Henry
Ford. Benson Ford, another son
of Edsel Ford, has been declared
physically UNFIT for service.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Dead Deer Tell Tales
SIGNS ON CARCASSES
PROTEST STARVING
OF HERD
OF HERD

oATLANTA, MHh., April g.
R-Dead men tell no tales but
dead deer up this way still ask
for food, according to state
conservation officers who have
found several carcasses along the
edges of main highways bearing
signs asking that something be
done about feeding the deer herd
In this area.
The signs are to the effect that
"the Conservation Department
let me starve. Ask your senator
or representative to support the
deer-feeding bill now before the
legislature that we shall not per-
ish from the earth" s.
The departments field men
stationed here discovered that
the deer were found dead IN
nearby ysrding areas BY sports
men who pulled them to the
roadsides and attached the
rather sharply-worded signs -
thst passersby might sympa-
thixe with their efforts 70 have
the stats provide food - kesp
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Salvation Army Group
Plans WolRon's NeelanQ

UThe newly organized W0rn-
EMS Committee for the Mount
Clemens Salvation Army Drive
II planning an organisation
meeting ut the Hostess House on
Thursday afternoon 1t : o'clock,
Psul s. Hirt, general chairman,
said this afternoon.
Members Of The committee in-
clude Miw Alice Taelors Ma.
b. ". Nunneley, Mr.. Hoogy M.
Tryloff. Mrs. Mark AlpegN ~.
Byron Stuck, MrG Cu14 AZ.
Dodge, Mrs. Thomas CruuA Ma
Ralph Ware. Mrs. c. =. l6otlhews
and Mrs. a. A Thompeon
At ThufSday'sl meeting ~
committee will drew p1ono ~
the finance drive which win ~
underway on April n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08

oWith a kindly sun smiling
down upon them Macomb county
voters trooped to the polls Mon
day and uprooted two veteran
members Of the board Of super
visors, reelected the dean OF
that body by q slim margin, ap-
proved two state amendments,
placed the seal of approval upon
q Mount Clemens Police and
Firemen's pension and named
one new commissioners to the
county seats governing body.
NEW MAYOR
In East Detroit q new mayor,
Richard Maxwell, won title to
his office by 17-vote leeway
and Adolph Arens, one-time city
manager, took over the commits
sion post previously held by
John DeGroot.
WEsTENDORF WINS
Mount Clemens voters accord
ed the incumbent mayor, Donald
r. Westendorf, an easy margin
of victory over his opponent,
Alton H. Noe, when tabulations
showed him leading by 401 votes
with total of 1887 ballots.
BRUNEEL AHEAD
Henry Bruneel, . newcomer
to Mount Clemens city politics,
unseated Arthur Hinz, veteran
commissioner Of parks and bou-
levards, with comparative scores
of 1853 and 1,142.
Thomas G. Longstaff, who has
already served 10 years as
Mount Clemens police commits
sioner, topped the field for re-
election with 1857 votes. Fred
erick Breitmeyer, unopposed for
the short-term received 2,139
votes.
CLOSE MARGIN
In Lake township Adrian A.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
lust Little
Matter Of THO
Years Late!

Elm Stepping Up With q
Memory Tonight" (Sing to the
tune of Happy Days are Here
Again..
Lawrence Marley, "a, of Port
Huron, appeared in Justice of
the Peace Donald ]. Parents
court this morning, and brand
ished q traffic violation ticket
presented him by state police.
Judge Parent examined the
ticket for details.
It was dated April ~, 1899.
II forgot" said Markey, who
pleaded guilty to . reckless driv-
Ing charge and paid = fine Of
$25.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Smith Comedies
Kennedy Wins
in Stale Race
Elliott Apparently
Leading Mcfarland
in Educational Race

0y the Asseciated fress
ODETROIT, April 8 - Strong
Republican and Democratic at
tempts to achieve clear-cut con-
troll Of state government which
evsded them at the November
election, apparently came to
nAnsht in Mondays pring bal
loting.
G. Donald Kennedy, Demo-
cratic state highway commits
sioner who succeeded to that po-
litically-influentisl post when
Murray D.. Van. Wasonet be-
came governor, Was elected by
= 1900 majority over the Re-
publiean contestant. Leroy c.
Smith, on the basis Of returns
from 3,l34 out Of the states g.
Bee STATK-TAge ;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Reid and SPier
Receive Heavy
Endorsement

oCircuit Court Judges Neil =.
Reid and james =. Spier again
received the er iorsement =. Ma
comb county voters in Mondays
election, each receiving over
5000 votes.
Reid led the field with 2 TO-
tai Of 8,o1o in the Is precincts
reporting by late morning while
Spier was close behind with T.
203 votes In the same number
Of precincts.
Both judges were unopposed
for reelection.
Thsi totals are expected 70
reach nearly $4,000 when the
complete tabulations Of the IL
precincts arv announced.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
.'!!l|1i0 llIs1
are 5Iashed
Expect About So
from Board No. !

approximately 50 men from
Draft Board No. / win be In
Quoted into service at Detroit at
the next call, April %, Chef
KRONER, manager of the board
revealed today.
Seventy men were called to
the colors in the last allotment.
Although Mount Clemens and
Warren townships, which COM
prise Board No. are expected
to supply "a men, with II re-
placements, the last call figure
See DRAFT-Page 5
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
OGrady Expresses
Thanks ofPolice
and Fire.au,en

oPat O'Grady, president Of the
Metropolitan Club, today thank
ed Mount Clemens voters for
approving the police iremen
pension plan.
O'Grady's statement follows:
Last night I experienced one
Of the hsppiest noments of my
LIE while was In the City Of
fees on the sixth floor of the
county building wherS nearly
Ill the Police and rireman con-
gregnted q. await the electien
returns and NV the overwholm-
ing vote Of confidence tlnat the
people Of Mount Clemens gave
Bee TuAlgx4-Iass ;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08

oASHLAND. Pa. April 8-R
Veteran miners claim l5-year-
old Joseph LOTUS Il alive only
because he didn't know enough
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Irak Seizes British Base

.vlcLY Eronce ApriI 8-(AP)-A dispotch from Beirut
ebonon TO the French information office today sold rok
troops last NIGHT seized the British eviction bose OF C'noe
bone near Boedod
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Hungary Enemy Territory

eLONDON April 8-tAP)-Brtoin has dec'ded TO 1ego.o
Hungary "os territory under enemy occupation, the "sy
of economic warfare announced today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Axis Takes Port Of Derna

eROME April 8-(AP)-An offciol announcement 500 TO-
dow ho toon and German troops had occupied the loyon
port Of Derno.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Warren Lenox, Shelby
Elect New Supervisors
TALLMAN, LENNON, LAGoDNA WIN
OVER STRICH, FOSS AND LEONARD 4

Lingemann, veteran Of Is years
consecutive service on the board
of supervisors, eked out Z vic
See ELECTION-Page'S
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Take Albanian Town

eBERN. Switzerland April 8-tAP)-Adviees received by
the Yuoosov !eeoon here todoy sod tno 'osooV
bod captured Scutori, Albania.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08

hipnno losses for the week ended March 20 totoed
30 shps oooeootno fists TONS the admiralty reported
todov
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
Germans Press Balkan Drive

.aee,,N Aori, s-(AP)- Germony's offensive on the
eek and Yuoosov fronts being kept under odverse
Conditions in the air and the ground the high command
reported todoy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08
MISSING Bomber is Sighted

eNoREOlK Va. April s-lAP)-Novo authorities re-
ported thot occupants Of navy pones had sighted at SEQ
about noon odoy the weekooe Of big naval Potro oomoe
missing since yesterday morning.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08

>nEp, IN Anril 8-(AP)-Gerrons coirned today thot
their troops from Bulgaria and Ruonio bod odvoneed 70
Skoplje important industrial and nilitoy eene, IN so"e'"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-08

Murray Enters Ford Picture

eDETRoT April 8 tAP)-PhilIp Murroy president OF the
ClO come here unheroded todoy and went into mmeooe
oonv whose giant River Rouge plant hos been closed by
United Automobile WorkersCO strike for nearly week.