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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Wildcat Strike
Threatens Tieup
Of War PIdstiCs

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. Ia QNS)
on war contracts
was threatened today at the plant
of the Celanese Corporation fol-
lowing yesterdays unauthorized
walkout of $50 of the plants 1,500
production employees.
Acting without union consent,
the workers quit their jobs when
the management rejected demands
for wage increases made under a
cost-of- living clause in the com
pany's contract with the Textile
Workers of America (CIO).
Company officials today eX-
pressed fears that the wildcat
strike would spread to the other
l $50 workers and result in a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

CLEVELAND, Aug. IA INS)
DR.. John r. Steelman, director
of the United States Cancellation
today warned labor and
management that the time lost in
strikes may spell the difference
between victory and defeat.
1.-THE 90 hours worked without
strikes cannot and will not
justify the one hour lost" Steel
man told a Joint labor and man
agement meeting in Cleveland'S
public auditorium
Labor and management have
been cooperating 80 per cent of
the time, but IL Is that extra
tank, or ship, or plane which
may spell the difference be-
tween victory and defeat"
Urging leaders 10 submit dis.
putes 10 Cancellation at the earli-
est possible date TO prevent work
stoppageS, Steelman declared that
those who say American industry
is failing because democracy can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Illegal Strikes
Keep 0,473 Idle

LANSING. Aug. II UP).-'
Records at the state labor media
ton board showed today that nine
illegal" strikes involving 9,473
persons were called in Michigan
last month.
The records showed that q for
nal strike notices were filed in
July while % were filed during
June-a month in which no
illegal" strikes were recorded. A
se-cslled illegal strike is one for
which no formal notice is filed
With the board
Board records showed that
ASA persons were affected by
strikes for which the board re-
ceived formal notification during
July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Police Drag Z Youths
From Blazing Auto

Nineteen-yesr-old John 3. Nc
Calden OF 5S2S Lincoln avenue.
today has a ticket for reckless
driving. and slight burns after his
car struck a safety zone. rolled
over, crashed into a street car and
burst into flames.
The accident occurred at Wood
ward and Kenilworth avenues. Rid
ing with McCalden WIS Daniel
OwcZafzak. IS. Of 2l69 Horton
avenue. who received a bruised
knee Both were dragged from the
blazing car by patrolman Gerald
Deadman Of Bethune station. The
youths were treated az Receiving
Hospital and released The street
car was damaged slightly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Foreman
Jailed as
SabOfeur

JERSEY CITY, ". J.. Aug. IA
(INS).-Albert Bright, a 53-year-
old automatic screw machine oper-
ator, was an important man in the
plant Of the Tawler- Cooper Com
pany--important enough TO tell
the FBI where to get off.
Bright, the government claims,
wanted TO stretch out his $100-a-
week job as Screw-machine set-up
man and chose sabotage and slow
downs as the way.
I'VE don't want TO win this
war too soon or well all be out
OF work again" he told the 100
workers under his supervision,
FBI agents reported.
So. whenever he went out for a
drink of water, he ordered all
machines shut down until his
return.
Then the FBI stepped in and
made the arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
.TOhH I'D. Dodge Dies.
autopsy Under Way
(Continned irom Page Onel

arrest al the home Of Howard
LANCE. 1850 Van Dyke place, early
Wednesday
A woman roomer admitted
Dodge 10 the LANCE home, II was
disclosed.
Il heard somebody outside
yelling Extra. Extra" Miss
MiCnon Fontalne. 81. told Dow
ling. II opened the door and
there was Mr.. Dodge on the
porch. i let him in" Nh
Thus began an evening OF rev.
elry during which Dodge struck
his wife. Mrs. Dora Dodge, with
his fist so severely that four
stitches had 10 be taken in her
lip: challenged a neighbor TO a
fight; tried 20 break into Miss
Fontaine's bedroom, and was ar
rested.
my boy friend was there"
Miss Fontaine said, and we had
n few drinks. MIR. Dodge sent
out for another quart Of Scotch
and n quart OF rye. lie even
went out 60 see II he could get
An accordion player 10 play for
us hut he couldn't find one.
Pretty soon my boy friend left,
but Mr.. Dodge stayed.
Then, while we were drink
ing, Mrs. Dora Dodge came TO
the door. She had a glass bowl
and she said she wanted TO bor-
row some ice cubes.
mir. Dodge was surprised 10
see her and he got mad.
What's the idea. coming
around here and spying OF me?'
he asked her.
Then he swung his fist and
hit her i'm the mouth. didn't
wait 90 see any more. ! ran out
and hid i'm the shrubbery on the
lawn"
Mrs. Dodge'S sudden appearance
on the scene was due 10 the fact
that she and Albert Slower Of
Belle River. Ont. family friend
with whom she had dinner, went
to the home Of William Tucker OF
1876 Van Dyke place which is
next door 70 the LANCE home
fuckers family was away on va
cation.
The three were joined later by
Mrs. Sonny Allen Steen. whose
husband was away. Mrs. Steen
ives in the other portion Of the
double house oc cupled by the
fuckers.
81 stood on chair and looked
through the side window into
the LANCE house." Mrs. Dodge
said. II saw my husband in
there. Until then l hadn't known
where he was. hadn't heard
from him since several hours
earlier when he called me up.
WENT FOR ICE CUBES
a little later we found that
the electric refrigerator in the
fuckers apartment had been
shut off and decided I'd 20
over next door 10 borrow some
ice cubes.
"When i went over my hus-
hand accused me of spying on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
u. 5. Asks Tool Shops
To Freeze Pay, Jobs

The federal government will
send out a formal notice within
the next few days requesting that
the tool and die industry maintain
the status quo IN wages and work.
ing conditions, II was stated today
by the Office of War Information
in Detroit.
The owl office here received
the information from Washington
officials Of the War Production
Board, the War Manpower Com
mission and the War Labor Board.
Management and labor in the In
duStry were requested 10 accept
newspaper publication Of the status
quo request pending the formal
notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

him and struck me several
times. I ran hack 90 the Tucker
house and Mrs. Steen gave mo
first aid"
Shortly after this Dodge came
over 10 the Tucker house and
challenged Tucker TO fight.
He accused me OF sending
his wife over Co spy on him."
Tucker said. Il tried 10 calm
him down. asked him TO come
In and Join us. He refused and
finally went back next door"
Then Tucker, Slower and Mrs.
Steen drove Mrs. Dodge TO her
home in the Detroit Towers, Sl62
East jefferson.
While they were gone, Dodge
went back into the LANCE house.
81 had gone up TO my room on
the second floor and locked tho
door," Miss Fontaine said. But
could hear him. He ratified
the knob on the door. IL was
quiet for awhile and then
heard him at the back door OF
my room. which opens onto a
rear porch"
Clad in a nightgown and robe,
she ran downstairs and hid in the
shrubbery again, she said. In a
minute or two the police, sum
moned by Mrs John H. Pringle of
1854 Van Dyke who had seen
Dodge on the back porch and
assumed he was a prowler, arrived.
BY the time police arrived,
Tucker, Slower and Mrs Steen
had returned. Miss Fontaine
Joined them and they watched
from the Tucker porch as the
officers arrested Dodge
He addressed the policemen as
"nunkies,' and threatened IN
have your stripes, the witnesses
reported.
HEAD STRUCK FLOOR
Taken 10 Mcclellan station.
Dodge was put in a cell and low
cred in a sitting position TO the
floor because ne refused TO stand
or sit in a chair, police said. He
then threw himself backward,
striking his head on the floor, they
reported.
He was taken 10 the hospital
as a police prisoner, but was re-
moved from the hold list after
his identity had been confirmed
by Mrs. Dodge LANCE, real
estate man and friend Of Dodge,
said he would not question Dodge's
right 10 be in the home.
Whether the head injury suf-
fered al the police station was
responsible for Dodge'S death was
"a mystery up to the time he died.
Bowling said he was convinced,
after investigating, that the police
were not at fault Doctors found
no marks of violence and eX-
pressed the opinion that Dodge
had suffered a stroke cerebral
hemorrhage), possibly as the re-
suit of excitement.
When he died at 1918 p. m,
Dodge was alone except for Doctor
Carmichael, Mrs. Dodge who had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Huge U. s. Ferry Command

SYDNEY, Australia. Aug. Ia
CUP).-The United States ferry
command, organized to operate
between America and Australia.
now is larger than the combined
commercial lines of the United
States, the control officer said
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

complete shutdown Of the plant.
which manufactures plastics for
the war effort.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
Public Works System
Opens Contracts For
Local Area Projects

Proeress II e defe<11e pubie works
projects II five southern states Was
reported To-Day By Lester M Marx.
regional director of the Federal
wogzs Aeencyx DsElStun Of Defense
Plbik works. among them being
Presidential appruvat of . revised
allotment for Psscaeouh schools
f2-InEl. estimated cost tfs4 IA.
grant szz1ss. Applicants funds t1.-
N6 Thtz combines three projects
E-InE 1-fls and Z-1le into ere
EaS Ire effect % increasing the FWA
unoer ths designation q 1-iM and
grant b sia0o9
Presidential arproFai q . revised
allotment for Mnm Ppznt schools
ez-io4t. estimated e coa GxT3.-
co. q which applicant h 70 furnish
s.Mooo and she Eva to grant as
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q Burkes Brothers. New Orleans.
la. for sise SO Plumbins ard hezt-
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Plumbing & Heating Ca Gulfport.
Kiss for s3Z7z Electrical con-
uHct awarded 20 Joe Williams E1ec-
trE c. jackson. Miss for sIssse
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
MSCW Alumni Plans
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
ENGINEERS ORDER
PASCAGOULA CHANNEL
EXPANSION
Dredges Expected To Arrive In Few Days
To Widen and Deepen Water Route To
Gulf of Mexico.

The Pzscagoala harbor chaH.sd ~Il be dredEed 70 .
depth Of % feet at mean low tide. 1t was announced y The
L s ARMY Engineers Department at Mobile Thursday. This
is part Of a huge Improvement program planned for the Pas
cagoala harbor.
Not only vii the channel be deepened but IL win be
widened also To 225 feet giving ample channel for the opera
tion OF the vessels which are now using the hzrbor and those
which viii use il in the future. The present dimensions OF
the channel are . feet depth and $50 feet width. However
the rev improvements also VIII provide for an additional two
foot clearance. making il actually about 2 feet depth 81 low
tide.
Officials Of the engineer department announced that the
Improvement 70 the channel would extend from the l. 4 n
Railroad bridge 20 the deep water outside Of Horn Island.
suu~oxtwztelv IL miles
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
INVASION
OF AUSTRALIAN COAST
EXPECTED VERY SOON
United Nations Hopeful Of Macarthur
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