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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Expect Roosevelt Fight
on Premium Factory Pay
BY JACK CRELLIN
Detroit Tunes Labor Editor

A firm stand by President
against premium pay
for weekend and holiday factory
work was confidently predicted by
UAW-CIO leaders Saturday. as
the union momentarily shifted it's
back TO Detroit and the
Ford Motor Company contract.
According TO hints by JAW
Go officials who visited the
White House Friday, the Presi-
dent will make the double-time
pay measure part of his talk on
imitation, September 7.
The union. at its convention in
Chicago, set September 9 as a
deadline for adoption Of a ma
tional policy on double-time. Dele
gates pointed out that the JAW
Go voluntarily surrendered dou-
ble-time for week-ends and holt
days last April. and had been
penalized by the failure of other
labor groups to follow suit.
1.-THE President seemed famil-
lar with our problem" said r.
j. Thomas, president Of the
union. 81. In my own mind, feel
that he will work out the prob
lem satisfactorily TO assure con-
tinuOus war production"
Three other important matters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Wizard of Finances

He paid off the soldiers bonus
bonds of SIS. 900, 900. and retired
$28. 900, 900 OF the $50, 600, 900 high
way bond issues, as well as the
state fair issue.
Today the states Indebtedness Is
so, 900 900, of which 100000 is
10 be paid in 1943 and the balance
will ma ture in 1914.
No one in Michigan is better
informed on the problems of the
treasury. or better equipped 10
complete the debt retirement job.
That is why Fry will be renomi-
mated without opposition by Demo-
Gratis and why Republicans have
as yet sponsored no one to oppose
him.
Michigan's recent abrupt shifts
In population have changed the
states political complexion.
No longer do outstate cities like
Pontiac. Mt. Clemens, Lansing,
jackson and Muskegon dominate
ADyEPTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Hardly person In the hall
knew him. The convention secre-
tary even misspelled his name.
Discovered in the back OF the
auditorium. the nominee proved TO
be a rather bashful rural banker,
fresh from the town of Fremont
which had a canning factory a
couple OF automobile agencies and
a cider MILL
But Fry was 10 become the one
Democrat of them all who could
buck Republican landslides and be
reelected. He has served the state
well under both parties end four
regimes
And his brother. Edward Fry.
climbed the political ladder until
he became state Democratic chair
man under Governor Murphy. To-
day he is state racing commits
sioner.
When Theodore Fry. who Is
known to all friends as Phil"
became state treasurer. Michigan
had a bonded Indebtedness Of ST.
500 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

William A. Comstock. then on
the threshold of the governorship,
was the party boss and at his side
were veteran banner carriers like
Roscoe 3. Huston, Giles kav-
anaugh, Walter Mckenzie. John c.
Catalan. William NJ. Donnelly
Frank A. Picard and Bartholomew
A. McGraw. None Of these was an
office holder at that time.
The big fight was over the
nomination for secretary OF state.
With Comstock's support. Burnett
J. Abbott finally won from John
Bare, who IL now United States
marshal. Abbott was TO be the
one Democrat on the ticket to be
defeated the lost 10 Frank ID
Fitzgerald) but at that time the
fight was important
Finally. late in the evening
after half the delegates had left
the convention got around tc
nominating a candidate for state
treasurer. Some one placed Frys
name before the delegates and he
was chosen by acclimation-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

IRE on the union agenda for tn
week. They are:
IA preliminary conference,
Il onday. at the Book
Cadillac Hotel 10 lay plans for
the coming conference which il
is hoped will stabilize the tool
and die industry in Detroit and
Michigan.
O-On Wednesday the War
- Labor Board will hold
public hearing in Washington 10
discuss the demands of the union
for wage increases for 100000
GM workers.
0-Thomas is scheduled to be
- in Washington, Tuesday, for
a meeting of the executive board
of the National CIO, preSum-
ably TO discuss the anti-inflation
program outlined 10 Go presi-
dent Philip Murray and William
Green, AFL head, by President
Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
BY FRANK MORRIS

the vote of their respective
counties.
Newcomers have overfiowed
these cities and today each OF
them has a suburban township
which this year will be major
faction in the local elections.
Mt. Clemens has Warren Town
ship 10 contend with, Jackson has
Lavonia. Lansing has Lansing
Township. Muskegon has Norton,
Pontiac has Waterford. and Grand
Rapids has Wyoming.
Democrats claim overwhelming
strength in these rapidly-growing
suburban areas. Whether these
townships hold the balance Of
power will be shown in November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

"Since work began I'm the new
foundry" Curtice said. I'VE have
encountered q definite attempt
on the part of the union to re-
strict production. In similar
foundries throughout the coun-
try the output per machine 10
averaging ut least IS cores per
eight-hour shift. Production In
the Buick foundry has been held
10 an average Of 20 to 90 per
machine per shift.
Apparently this wlldcat
strike hating production, IL a
elimination Of the difficulties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

that have been brewing since
production started"
"As evidence that the require
ment In not high, already many
OF the operators are producing
between 90 and 90 cores per
sight-hour shift, In spite Of Oppo-
sition on the part Of the union.
Names Two Pickets
''In further support of the fact
that responsibility for this work
stoppage In assumed by the local
union In the fact that Edward
Geiger, q member Of the 7-man
shop committee and others. par
ticipated In the picketing pre-
venting the first shift workers
from going 10 work this
morning."
The Pratt A Whitney engines
ire for Consolidated B-24 LIBERIA
iors and Lockheed Hudsons which
nave recently played such vita
'oles on the European battle
'ronts. Curtice said.
He added that stoppage of worl
n the aluminium foundry for any
iuration would Immediately af
'ect bomber engine output, frs
oy reduction OF volume of flna
assembly of engines. and then by
complete stoppage OF assembly a
The Chevrolet and Melrose Park
Ill, plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Patterson 10 Visit
State War Plants
Time. star Correspoaeen,

LANSING. Aug. 29-Seeretary
OF War Robert p. Patterson has
accepted Governor Van Wagon
er's invitation 10 visit Michigan
war plants, State Defense Admin
istrator Harold A. Furlong an
nounced today
Patterson will arrive in Detroit
September II and begin tour of
the Ford bomber plant and its
access road system. On the same
day he will fly 10 Muskegon for
the Western Michigan War Pro-
duction' Day program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Sub Sunk. I'd Captured

HAVANA, Aug. 20 (UP).-The
newspaper FL Crisol reported to-
day that one Axis submarine had
been sunk and another captured
with IS OF its crew members of
Oriente Province, Eastern Cuba.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
John r. Royal Weds Actress

NEW YORK, Aug. % (UP).-l
John F. Royal. SO. vice PRESIDENT
in charge OF international relations
for the National Broadcasting
Company. married Lenora Corbett,.
actress today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Michigan
POLL les
No Opponent Shows Up Yet
Against State Treasurer Fry
By FRANK MORRIS

There IS one office at Lansing
for which Republicans have not
yet found q candidate, and many
leaders will be just as happy II
none appears.
The office is that OF state treas
urer.
For State Treasurer Theodore /.
Fry. now serving his fourth term,
has almost as many close friends
among Republican chiefs as he
has among Democrats.
OF course, an opponent will be
found TO run against him when
the COP convention il held In De-
troit late in September.
Vacancy UnWise
II would be unwise. politically.
10 leave a vacancy on the ticket.
But even Harry F.. Kelly. the COP
nominee for governor. Is not anx.
ious TO defeat the 61-year-old
banker who has been treasury
watchdog since the desperate de-
preston years.
II is significant that no move
ment has developed in the COP
ranks 10 defeat Fry. Leaders agree
that Atty. Gen. Herbert J. Rushton
and Auditor General Vernon j..
Brown shall be renominated. State
Senator Herman Dignan Of Owosso
has the upper hand in the contest
for the nomination for secretary
Of state.
But no one has emerged as q
strong candidate for the treasury.
NewSpapermen well remember
Frys first trip 10 Lansing In the
role OF politician. II was at that
jubilant, long-winded convention
of 1882, when Democrats realized
that they were about TO win a
state election for the first time in
decades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
DO You Own
A Scratching" Dog?

II you own and are fond Of q dog that
10 continually scratching. digging. rubbing
biting himself until his skin 10 raw and
sore, don't Just feel sorry for him. The
may be clean ana flea free and just suf-
fsring an intense itching irritation that has
eentered IN the nerve endngs OF his skin
DO a. thousands OF pleased doc owners are
get a 25c package OF Rvx Hunters Dog
Powders. and give them once week
Note the quick Improvement one owner
did not have q handful Of hair on her
body--all scratched and bitten off gave
her the poUnsrs a. directed. BY Nov 10th
she was AN haired out" Learn what they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Sit-Down Halls
Buick Air Paris;
Accused
Manager Charges Effort
TO impede Production
Sees Further Stoppaes
Times star Correspesssss

FLINT, Aug. ga wildcat sit
down strike Saturday stopped
production of vitality needed air.
craft castings at the Buick alumni
mum foundry here, one of the
largest such plants in the world.
Harlow II. Curtice, general man.
ager of Buick, said the strike eli
NAKED "a definite attempt on the
part Of the union TO restrict pro-
duction."
The plant supplies all castings
for Buick-made Pratt a Whitney
bomber engines.
Curtice said the strikers, num-
bering about 200, sat down, and
prevented the succeeding shift
from entering. The strike, he
said, resulted from discharge of
two employees Notwithstanding the
fact that there existed grievance
procedure TO handle the case"
TWo Not Qualified
Production OF engines was pot
. m m lately affected. 1t was
learned.
Curtice said the two discharged
employees, each Is years old. had
failed over a training period 10
show themselves qualified for the
work"
John p. McGill. president OF
Buick Local 599 UAW-CIO, said
the union had not authorized the
strike He said the union has not
beer recognized by the company
as representing the employees OF
the foundry and consequently can
not be responsible for their ac-
tons.
Curtice. however, said he had
met with the shop committee OF
the union and suggested that work
be resumed while the discharges
were considered through regular
grievance procedure. He said the
suggestion was rejected.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

petuosa, entire gentes bien edu-
cadas, entire muebles fastuosos,
en- salones y estancias Eenas de
lujo, de limpieza y de compfort.
Celia habia lanzado un hondo
suspiro de alivio, dici6ndose a
81 misma, con emoci6n infinita:
II Esto, este! iEsto era 70
que 20 presential L.. Y va no fal
ia a mi dicha mas que estar al
lado de mis- padres!...
~ ahora iba a verlos L..
Viniendo desde ell cercano no.
ts de Oriente donde Sc aloiaba
con sus tics y con Tony y Dick.
que haI5ian venido con ellos. la
animation Y ell encanto de Bar
celona, Sc lie aparecieron a Ia chi
iquila doblemente amablss.
iPor estas CABLES iba ale a pa
scar del brazo de su m2dra. en-
tire su madre y su padre, dsntro
de unas horasl...
Y tuvO que haCer un esferzo
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

nunca 10 habia estado en- su vi
da.
ilba a yer a sus padres!...
Dba a conocer a los autores de
sus dias, puestO que su memorial
no recordaba nj a Maria nj a
Pedro!...
Y ella, que habia viajado por
medic mundo, que habia sufrido
tanto, que habfa experimental
do tantas emociones, tenia que
.confesarse que jamas habia SEN
lido 10 que ahora sentia.
Era como una reconciliation
con la vida; era una sensation
.dulcisima, de suamidad, de ter
nura, de amor puro y excelso,
que lie llenaba a cada instante
los ojos de lagrimas.
A cada momento Sc decia:
-Dertro de unos instances.
dc una bora escasa... iiien bra
zos de mi madre, en- los brazos
de mi padre!!l.. iQueridOs mics
La gaceta., 1942-05-18
queridos mics L..

queridos miosl....
ST tierno coraz6n, ell alma dul
ce y blanca de eSta chiquilla de
maIfil que era Celita, encontra
ba, al fin. ell amor y la ternura
~ la dulzura imensa que tam
to habia presentido en- sus an
danzas por ell munio.
All, MOI
Ella preSentia, ST, presentia,
que por fuerZa tenia que haber
|otra vida distinta de aquella no.
|rrible que llev6 junto a sus in
Imundos verdugos.
Ella presentia una vida noble.
generosa, lena de orden, de linn
plea, de paz entire seres buenos
y dulces, como ella era, como Sc
Sentia.
al encontrar a sus tics, abue-
los, aquellos santos mar1ueses
de Rio Verde; al verse en- Ell her
moSo palacio de la Castellana,
entire servidmbre severa y res
La gaceta., 1942-05-18
.entoS de gitanos.

mentos de gitanos.
Cogorza cit6 a sus amigos en-
una tabernilla del puerto, aha
por la Barceloneta, y 81, solo, Sc
encamin6 a la estaci6n de Fran
.cia.
De este modo, cuando unos mi
nutos despues, leg6 ell expreso
de Madrid, ell decano de la ga
llofa madrilena, en- la fila de
gentes que esperaban a los via
jeros fuera de la estaci6n, pudo
yer a los marqueses de Rio YER
de, a Ketty, a Tony y a Dick,
subir a un auto de un hotel.
FL bandido lego, EN- la franja
del coche:
Gran Hotel OrieRte
Y dijo para ST, confundiendo-
Sc entire la turba de mozos, de
INTERPRETERS y entire Ell gentio que
iba saliendo con los viajeros, de
la estaci6n:
JNl... GQue 81 Sc d6nde
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

enorme, para contestar al per-
.funistta.
Compr6 Ell frasquito de viole-
pa, y luego aqui mismo dos esen-
cieros diminutos, para colgar en-
as cadenas de ella y de su tia.
En- seguida page y saii6 de
rU'yo a las Ramblas, despedida
a'nt5.emente por ell dueho de la
tienda.
Pero... Ah!
Am no habia andado cuatro
passes, cuando un individuo des-
conocido para ella, con trazas de
mozo de fonda o de cafe, descu-
olerto, con una sonrisa melosa
que invitaba a la confianza:
-Sehorita Celia, sus tics han
man,hado para ALA, dicen que
vaga listed en- este coche.
Diciendo este, senate un taxi
que esperaba junto a Ia acera, "
euya pOrtezuela abria.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

brados.
Apreciamos la inwitaci6n que
para Ell acto nos envia al Sr. w.
i. Quinlan, presidente del conf
tie organizador del desafio.
La Socieiad de Auxilios de la
Marina ayuda a las viudas, huer
fanos y familiares de los hom-
.bres que mueren en- acci6n.
Tenemos de la seguridad de
que la Liga Intersocial coopera-
"a, 10 mismo que las sociedades
que la integran y la Junta de Re
lcreo. que tiene a su cargo la GUS
todia del parque Cuscaden.
Hay que ayudar a los valien-
ties marines, que diariamenbe
desaffan la muerte en- todos los
mares del mundo.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18
Tn desaffo de pelota a beneficio de
la Sociedad de Auxilios de la Marina
Sc efectuara en- Cuscaden ell dia 81

Ell pr6ximo microbes, dia 20,
a las 80 de la noche, sc efec-
una importante reunion
en- Ell Centre Asturiana, baJo la
lpresidsncia del conocido ciuda-
dano George B. Howell, presi-
Idente de la Tampa Shipbuilding
Co., con el fin de organizar un
desafio de ~"estrellas'', que Sc e.
fectuara Ell domingo 81, en- ell
parque Cuscaden, a beneficio de
ia Sociedad de Auxilio de la Ma
rina.
Este juego iba a celebrarse
en- eel terreno de Plant, pero hui
DO necesidad de traspasarlo a
Cuscaden, por razones de todos
conocidas.
Varies subcomites seran NOM
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

cae ell hotelito dorde van a alo-
jarse!... iDigol... como que u
ma vez, hace muchos amos va.
cuisines dar ALI un golpecitO,
Y a POGO mas nos damos un en-
contr6n con ell cotOrcedUO! Lii
brenos Dios!
Y ell gran hombre hizo la Sc
nal de la Cruz, como las beatas
cuando Sc nombra al mismisimo
demonio.
o
Celia penetr6 en- la Perfume
ria Inglesa.
lie cost6 un gran esfuerzo di-
rigirse al senior amable Y SON
.riente que sali6 a su encuentro,
desde ell otro lado del mostrador,
preguntandola:
5IQue desea?
Era que Ia dulcisima chiqui-
Tia, Ia behiSima hiia de Maria
de la Cruz y Pedro de N1nez Sc
encontraba emOcionada, como
La gaceta., 1942-05-18
La Gaceta Folletin No. 314
TONIC TERCHR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
sc quedaron con la RIGA mercan-
cia, debajo de un asiento.

POGO antes de llegar ell tren a
Barcelona, nuestros heroes, que
va 10 habian hecho aqui mismo
Otra vez, Sc arrojaron del tren
en- Marcia en- las afueras de la
gran urbe.
Pero esta vez, Pablito no ha-
bia juzgado prudente hacerlo
por Sans; sino que esper6 a que
ell convoy, con una Marcia lem
ia v como casino de la locomo-
tora cerca de la Gran Via y de Ia
plaza de toros Monumental dom
de tantO abundan los campa-
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

Ganaron los Piratas ell primer
juego, con la baterfa Hamlin-Al-
fnso Lopez, y perdieron Ell Sc :
gundo. Vicente Di Maggie dis
par6 dos "jonrones." Lopez ba-
te6 un hit en- tres veces.
Pittsburg 7c, 12h, 2e; Filadel-
fla &c, Oh, lie.
Pittsburg 4c, Oh, De; Filadel =
fla sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

Lyons y Rlgney dieron aver
una doble victoria a los Medals
Blancas sobre los SenadoreS, Es
t&llela bate6 otro "jonron," en-
iel primer juego. 10 acompan6
despues con IN "jilote." Gomez
iactu6 de catcher en- los dos jue-
Cos, pero en- 5 wees al bate no
peg6 de "hit."
Washington 1c, Oh, 2e; Chica
lgo 7c, 10h, 2e.
Washington &c, 3h, lie; Chica-
go DC, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

Pegaron los Rojos 16 hits,lan
zando Tobin por los Braves, y al
canzaron el triunfo. Bucky Wal
ter, ell pitcher ganador, dispar6
un cuadrangular.
Tambien a~notaron Quadrangle
lares por los Rojos, Frank Nc
Cormick y Joost.
Froilan Fernandez descarg6
dos "jilotes."
Cincinnati &c, 16h, 2e; Boston
&c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18
DEPORTES
LIGA NACIONAL

Venciendo dos wees a los Cubs
los Dodgers de Brooklyn aumen
taron su ventaja, en- Ell prirder
lugar, a seis desafios Y medic.
Pitches ganadores, Higbe y
Webber.
Chicago &c, All, lie; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, De.
Chicago &c, III, De; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18
IIGA AMERICANA

Perdieron los Yankees el pri-
mer juego con los Browns, do
minados por Auer, y ganaron ell
segundo, con Donald en- la Inca
de fuego.
New York &c, IN, De; S. Luis
4c, 9h, De.
New York &c, 10h, lie; S. Luis
&c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

los Medias Rojas. Rudy York a.
porto tambien un batazo de a es-
quinas. Pitcher ganadOr, Bird :
.ges; lanzador derrotado, Brown
que relieve a NewsOme.
Boston &c, Oh, 2e; Detroit &c,
5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

Los Cardenales perdieron el
primer partido con los Gigantes
v ganaron 81 segunndo. HubbeIl
alamo los laueles en- 81 inicial y
Beasley en- ell segundo.
San Luis 1c, Oh, lie; n. York
&c, 8h, lie.
Saw Luis &c, 13h, Sc; N. York
&c, IN, Be.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

ria de aver Rayaron a gran altu.
a Bagby y Milnar.
Filadelfis l" 4h, 2e; Cleve-
land DC, 10h, De.
FLadelfia &c, 4h. De; Cleve-
land &c, l2h, 2e.
I'm "jonron" de Jimmy Blood
worth en- el decimo "inning'' lie
'di6 ell triunfo a los Tigres sobre
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

La novena del Centric Asturano
vencio a los Ganbaldinos
Piniella tuvo la suerte de espaldas
Duelo de pitchers entire Rollins y Stephens

Convertible en- I'm "trabuco"
de primera fuerza, cargado has
ia la boca, ell "team" del Centre
Asturiano venci6 aver a los ga
ribaliinos de la Unione italia
ma, anotando la carrera decisi-
va en- la decima entrada.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

Gaddy empez6 ell desafio por
los astures, pero lie sustituy6 Pu
lido, a quien justamente Sc lie a.
Lcreditara la victoria.
Luis Piniella, a excelente mu-
chacho, tuvo la suerte de espal-
das y lie TOGO la derrota, que no
merecia.
Carsten, en- ell decimo, cometi6
Ell error de pedir que Sc lie diera
la base a Bernardo Fernandez.
Sc llenaron las almohadillas y
Jimenez bate6 con la oportuni-
dad que Casares esperaba.
]. Schiro, eli jardinero central
de los italianos antifascistas, pc
GO un %''ionron" y I'm "hit".
Aportaron "tubeyes," a gusto
de los astures, ell habil catcher
Manuel Fernandez y el jardine-
70 derecho Regime Fernandez.
Los peloteros de apellido Fer
nandez poseen la mayoria en- ell
"trabuco'' asturiano.
Manuel Fernandez, ell catcher
del Centre, di6 la nota sensacio-
nal, con unos 'eSpejuelos" nue.
vos, descargando cuatro "hits"
en- otras tantas wees al bate.
Piniella, ell Unfortunate, apor-
to dos hits en- cuatro viajes a la
"goma."
Pegaron los vencedores ocho
shifts" Y los derrotados nueve.
Sc jug6 pelota de altura, 10
que garantiza mayores exitos
monetarios.
Ahora que los automobiles no
pueden ir hasta las playas, por
Ifalta de gasolina, muchas perso-
mas presenciaran los partidos do
minicales de la Liga I~ntersocial.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
U. l. 900 100 ITO O-3c 9h Sc
C. A. 100 200 600 1-4c 8h Sc
Sostuvieron un duelo, en- ell sc
gundo partido, los lanzaaeres
Rollins, que actuo magistralmen
tie, y Stephen, que dejo a los ode
biles" Leales en- tres hits.
Los Leales hicieron su 1nica
carrera en- ell octave y dlsimo
Ginning" y los cubanos anotarOn
las dos suyas en- Ell tercero y en-
,el quinto.
Por discutir una decision de-
(PGSG a Ia 5 pdg.I
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

Los Indios Sc aproximaron al
primer lugar con la doble victo-
La gaceta., 1942-05-18

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. p. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-05-18
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Evening star., 1942-01-08

from q tree stump such issues %
capital punishment and the public
ownership Of railroads.
In later years Mr.. Reuther added
courses at Wayne University to his
heavy days schedule Of work as a
skilled tool and die maker in the
automobile plants and his union
organizing.
Mr.. Reuther and Col. GinSburgh
are, geographically, men OF the
world. When the depression hit the
automobile factories. Mr.. Reuther
and his brother, Victor, went to
England, bicycled around the con-
tinent of Europe, trained tool and
die makers for nine months in Rus
sia, and shipped home as seamen
out of the orient. The Russian
sojourn gave Mr.. Reuther black
mark later with the Dies Com
mittee.
Converge on Production.
Col. Ginsburgh's Army assign
ments, in coast artillery, field ar
tillery, the judge advocate generals
office and the general staff, have
taken him into every State Of the
Union and to such foreign stations
as San Juan. Puerto Rico: Manila,
Verdun, Vladivostok and Hanoi.
Their careers are widely separate
Mr.. Reuther has lived and worked
in the automobile industry almost
constantly since he became an ap-
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