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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Graphic Story
Tells ofSinking
of s. Cruiser
BY CHARLES McMURTRY

AN ADVANCED BASE IN
THE SOUTH PACIFIC, Feb. 10
-(Delayed)-tP)-T h e United
States cruiser Chicago, already
powerless from two torpedo hits
the night before and being tow
ed slowly, never had a chance as
japanese torpedo planes attack
G again the afternoon of Jan. 80.
Eleven torpedo planes con-
centrated on the cruiser.
Five torpedoes headed right
for us. We sat there knowing
at least three or four would hit
U.S." said Lieut.. Edward B. Jar
man, 25, of Staunton, Va, the
Chicago's Air Defense officer.
1T was still for a minute or
See SINKING-Page 2
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Policy Injurious

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-(R)
The House Military Affairs
Committee today went en- record
apparently for the benefit Of
local draft bOards-as opposed to
general drafting of family men,
and termed such a policy injur-
iOus to the nations welfare.
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JapS RepulSed

CHUNGKING, Feb. 20-(P)-
Japanese forces trying to extend
their grip along the Burma road
were repulsed in two attempts
to cross the Salween river in
Western Yunnan province, the
Chinese high command ANNOUNCE
ed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Called Tragic

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-(P)
President Roosevelt declared
today 1t would be "little less
than tragic" II Congress required
presidential nomination and SEN
ate confirmation of all federal
employees receiving more than
5 500 a year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Lift Restriction

CLEVELAND, Feb. 20 - R)
- Rationing Of grade E camel
back for recapping passenger
car and light truck tires was dis
continued today, the Regional
Office of Price Administration
announced.
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Guard Line

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN NORTH AFRICA, Feb. 20
(P)-United States and British
troops guarding a stabilized
mountain line in Central Tunisia
have crushed an attempt by
Marshal Erwin ROmmels forces
to thrust again toward the AL
gerian base Of Tebessa through
passes above Sbcitla and Kas-
serine, il was announced today.
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G0EbbEL Is PICTURED AS NO. | NAz|
late X X X
| bulletins
9 Die i'm Crash

KEARNEY, NEB., Feb. 20
R)-Nine men died in the crash
Of an Army bomber near Hutch
inson, Kas., yesterday, the Pub
lie Relations officer at the
Kearney air base said today.
Names of the victims will not
be released until later.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

FOLLOW tneSc simple QlTeC-
tons to obtain War Ration Book
No. 2 next week at registration
places located in Macomb coun-
ty public schools:
/. Clip a reproduction of the
consumer declaration which ap-
pears on page 2 of today's paper.
2. Go to your pantry and
count all cans, jars and bottles
containing eight ounces or more.
Don't count containers holding
less than 8 ounces and don't
count canned or glassed foods
you put up yourself or canned
olives, canned meat or fish,
pickles, relish, jellies, jams,
preserves, spaghetti, macaroni,
noodles or dried or frozen foods.
3. Fill out declaration follow
ing detailed instructions printed
by this newspaper in its Feb. II
issue.
4. Take the declaration to-
gether with each War Ration
Book No. l for each person for
whom you are applying for
Book No. 2 and head for the
nearest registration place. If
you don't take Book with
you, you won't get Book 2.
Here's where you register and
when:
/. Mount Clemens: Registra-
ton at the high school from l p.
m. until p. m. and from z until
8 p. m. on Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday. The registration
Tuesday will be from l until S
y. m. All public schools will
suspend classes each afternoon
from Monday through Thursday.
2. South Macomb and Utica
high schools in addition to rural
schools specifically listed will
accept registrations from 8 a. m.
to 9 p. m. from Monday through
Thursday with classes suspend
e on all four days. Rural schools
observing these hours are:
Crooked Brook, Herman Xix,
William Nicke, Greater Gratiot,
Kern Road schools, jefferson
Avenue, South River, Church,
Berger, Hartway, Meade, Disco,
Plains, Burr, Maplegrove, Mont
ford, County Line. Bunnert,
Fitzgerald and Washington.
3. The following rural schools
will accept registrations Monday
through Thursday from 9 a. m.
until S p. m. with pupils excused
from classes each day:
Center, Shady Lawn, Milton,
Green, Wolcott Mills, Davis, Ray
Center, High Banks, Preston.
4. Schools in Memphis, Ro-
meo, Armada, Richmond, New
Haven, and New Baltimore will
close Wednesday and Thursday
only. Registrations in each of
these communities will be ac-
copied at the high school lex
cepting in Richmond where the
Roosevelt Civic Auditorium will
be used) on wednesday and
Thursday from 9 a. m. until 8
p. m.
Any member of the family l8
years Of age or older may reg
lister for the entire family pro-
viding he brings Ration Book
No. l for each member of the
family with him to the registra-
ton center.
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$4,000 Suit

@ST. JOSEPHss Mich, Feb. 20
'--&P--Rr;. Clar--r p"tfm-r.
New Deal critic and Winchell
antagonist, will take time out
here next week to argue a $780,
600 lawsuit in the Berrien county
circuit court.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 Up
The navy reported today that
American warships had bonn
barded japanese positions on
Attu Island, westernmost of the
Aleutians.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

EAST LANSING, Feb. 20
R-The first exodus Of Michi-
gan State College Military Re-
serves to active duty was under
way today IS upwards Of $50
Army Air Force Reserves pre-
pared to report for basic train.
ing. President John A. Hannah
said Aviation Reserves haa been
ordered to report within . week
- csmma11 hea1Quastosu q De.
troih Chicago an1 1oiami, PA.
Mere than sixty WilhGrow ifem
classes this week. 10 ND.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

Nominate Angelo Fisher, q real
go-getter, for City Commission
er. Vote for him March 1.
ADV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

City Commission q FEEDS new
blood. Angelo Fisher sheuld -
nominated. Vote for him March
!. ADV.
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Importiol covssess
Of All loeol News
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Ration
Registry
Explained

Follow these simple direc-
tons to obtain War Ration Book
No. 2 next week at registration
places located in Macomb coun-
ty public schools
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

State Senator Ivan A. John
ton today accepted appointment
by the Michigan United War
Fund, Incorporated, as Chair
man Of the Macomb county drive
for all area outside of Mount
Clemens and Warren Township,
beginning Nov. / and extending
through Armistice Day.
Johnston Immediately divided
the county into three districts
and appointed district chairmen
for each-Attorney George A.
Francis for the south end, in
Guiding Erin, Lake, Clinton and
Harrison townships including
the cities of East Detroit, St.
Clair Shores, Roseville and Fra
ser. The city of Mount Clemens
with a combined drive including
its own community chest being
directed by John Nunneley. The
city of East Detroit will like
wise combine its community
chest and National War Fund
drive and that city's organization
is directed by Mrs. Bertha Thiel.
Mr.. E. A. Schwarzkoff of Utica
will be the district chairman, di-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
Two SeIfridqe
F|iers Killed
PIones Collide
in Mid-Air

While on routine flight train
ing. two Selfridge Field Negro
flying officers were killed yes
terdy afternoon when their
P-39 pursuit planes collided in
mid-air approximately mile
and half north Of the base and
three quarters of mile east Of
Gratiot avenue.
The filters, were: Lieut.. Will
liam n. Walker, and Lieut.. Lee
roi s. Williams, both "a. Both
were attached to the Tooth
Fighter Squadron of the 332nd
Fighter Group.
The planes collided at an alti-
tude of about 1000 feet and
plunged to the earth north of
field, in view Of many motorists.
Walker has been stationed al
Selfridge Field since March %,
of this year, while Williams was
here since the last of August
Both were graduates of the
Tuskegee, Alabama Army Fly
ing School. They are single
Their next of kin are their moth
ers, Mrs. Broddy Walker, OF
Suffolk, Va. and Mrs Cardelia
s. Williams, of Roanoke, Va.
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so Bombers
Lost in Raid
But Greet
Plant is Wrecked
By HENRY b. JAMESON

LONDON, Oct. IS - up -
Photographs revealed today that
the giant Nazi ballbearing fac
tory at Schweinfurt was oblit-
Grated by the terrific American
heavy bomber assault that cost
the Eighth Airforce so bombers
and precipitated perhaps the
greatest battle in aerial warfare.
At least 104 German fighters
were downed by the Fortress
sharp-shooters and their Thun-
derbolt escorts in the attack yes
terday. Two u. S. fighters failed
also to return from the two-hour
battle that ragged all the way
from Europe's coast to the target
and back again.
The reconnaissance photo
graphs revealed that Schwein-
furt's plants, where probably
so per cent OF the Nazis' war
vital roller bearings are produc-
ed, were wiped out by the pre-
cision-pattern crews who were
told in advance that a successful
blasting Of the target might
shorten the war by six months.
The fact that the Germans
threw up everything in the
book" in defense of that vital
See BOMBERS-Page 3
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Bond Drive Totals
Reach $5,354,620

Macomb county residents pur-
chased virtually a full million
dollars more in Third War Loan
bonds than the S4,386,000 spec
flied in the September quota,
Harry Malbin, county chairman
revealed today.
Following compilation Of fig
ures at War Finance Offices in
Detroit, Macomb county totals
were revealed as follows:
All type bonds: Quota, 81
$4,000. Actual sales; 1884
$40.
"E' Bond Quota: S2,095, 900.
Actual sales: S2,228,609.
Mount Clemens quota: S452,-
900. Actual sales: S545, 12l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
u. :. Soldiers
Pour Through
Gaps in Front
Allies Score
Frontal Gains
on Road TO Rome
BY RICHARD McMURRAY


British troops landed north of
the Volturno River under smok-
ing naval guns and outflanked
the shattered line of defense
for Rome through which the
main body of the American
Fifth Army advanced two to
five miles frontally, an Algiers
communique announced today.
The mass Of seven German
divisions in southern Italy faced
the alternatives OF swift retreat
or destruction.
Constant streams of troops,
tanks and cannon poured into
the bridgehead north of the riv-
er and across the stream itself,
placing a terrific squeeze on the
Nazis who were fighting bitter
ly.
Light naval forces lombard
ed German positions and Nazi
troopers were declared showing
signs of intense fatigue.
SWEEP fAEAD
= Across Italy on the Adriatic,
the British Eighth Army made
steady progress capturing Cas-
acalenda, Is miles no theast of
the important road center of
CampobaSso. The Cairo radio
added that British had pushed
eight miles beyond the highway
hub of Vinchiaturo. Radio
France of Algiers said the Ger
mans had ordered civilians evac-
uated from all the Italian west
coast south of Rome.
The British who leap-frogged
by sea behind the German lines
wer. units attached TO the Fifth
See ITALY-Page 8
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27O Jap
Planes
D0Wned

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC,
Oct. Is - (R - American and
Australian planes have run up
score of 210 to 8 against the
japanese since Sunday over two
enemy strongholds where Nip
pon's airpower is reputed to be
great - New Britain and Bou-
granville.
The bulk of this score, 1T to
5, was registered Tuesday at Ra-
baul, New Britain, by the larg-
est force of bombers and fight
ers ever amassed for a single
days operations in the South
west Pacific.
But today's communique dis
closed that for the second time
in as many days, more than 100
See JAPS-Page 3
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OPA SqueIches
Rumored Cut
in Gas Ration

DETROIT, Oct. 15-(R-W.
E. Fitzgerald, district director of
the Office of Price Administra-
ton announced today that basic
A gasoline ration coupons con-
tinue to be worth three gallons
each. He made the announce
ment, he explained in an effort
to squelch false reports that the
unit value Of A coupons had
been reduced to two gallons
each.
The value has not been cut"
Fitzgerald said, "and we have
been advised by Washington that
nothing of the kind is contem-
plated Immediately"
Fitzgerald said the OPA here
had received a number OF COM
plants that gas stations have
been giving only two gallons for
A coupons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
Extra Tonnage
Rushed in by
Rail and Wafer
Solid Fuels Bureau
Assures Governor
Cool Now Enroute

LANSING, Oct. IS - Up -
Goveror Kelly was informed to-
day the Solid Fuels administra-
ton in Washington is releasing
additional coal to Michigan TO
relieve a threatened coal short
age here.
u. s. Senator Arthur II. Van
denberg sent a telegram 10 the
executive office announcing that
extra allotments of coal were
on the way by lake and rail"
Governor Kelly declared from
Blaney Park that he was hope
full the additional allotments
would suffice TO relieve coal
shortage over which his office
had made public issue with Fed
eral officials following a state
office Of Civilian Defense survey
which showed acute shortages in
many areas.
Vandenberg's telegram said
specific consideration is being
given to critical areas. It is
stated that when the lake sea
son closes in November addition
al coal will be available for
shipment" ~
The Senator s message said
Capt. Donald s. Leonard. state
Defense director. has been in
vitcd 70 serve as liaison man
with the Federal government TO
advise il concerning critical
cases Of need such as hospitals
and schools, some OF which
Leonard has described as out of
fuel.
The Senator said the Solid
Fuels administration has promis-
ed TO do what is necessary to
avert hardship.
Vandenberg said II would be
wise for Leonard 10 90 TO Wash
ington and establish personal
contact with the Solid Fuels Of
flee.
Kelly said the captain has
been instructed 10 gather as
much specific information con-
corning Michigan's shortage as
possible and 10 take it TO the ma
tional capitol for its guidance in
future coal ALLEGATIONS.
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the navigator OF kissing the
ground on the safe return from
mission-he kissed the pilot.
so SHOT DOWN
Sixty Flying Fortresses - A
record number-were lost on
the raid. but the big bombers
with their escorts shot down at
least 104 enemy planes in two
hour running air battle.")
The crewmen, veterans of
many missions, agreed that the
raid was one OF the toughest--if
not the toughest-ever expert
enced.
This was particularly true of
four men making their final OPP
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

the hunters officially opening
the small game season in this
area.
With the moon still bright,
the whole Of Macomb County
suddenly seemed to come to life
as caravans of cars filled the
highways. The roads looked
like Sunday before pre-ga ra-
tioning. Even the suburban
buses had their share of hunt
ers, who hadn't the gas for their
cars.
The weather was Ideal, for
with temperatures freezing in
the northern part of the state,
heavy frosts in the southern
counties, and cooler weather
prevailing Friday throughout
the other hunting areas.
Game birds. squirrels, and
rabbits became legal prey for
the thousand of hunters. II the
experts are correct, the best
shooting Is in store for pheasant
hunters, with the supply of other
game birds light. Hunting for
ducks, on which the season had
opened, earlier, has not been
good.
The army OF hunters Is exc
pected to swell tomorrow as the
numerous war workers join the
See HUNTERS-Page :
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Hit Supply Route

CHUNGKING, Oct. Is Up
- American medium bombers,
sweeping out from bases in Chi
ma. attacked the vital japanese
supply route along the Chinese
coast Wednesday and sank a
250-foot enemy freighter, raked
another of the same size and
bombed gunboats and sampans,
1t. Gen. Joseph w. Stilwells
headquarters announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
Nazis Destroy
Great Dam 10
Cover Retreat
Flood Waters Of
Dnieper River
Roll Over Wide Area

LONDON, Oct. Is - up -
The waters of the great Dnieper
Dam - the largest in Europe -
were sent rolling over the Rus
sian countryside once more by
German troops, the Berlin Ra-
dio reported today in acknowl-
edging their flight from Ia
porozhe, their long-held south
ern key base and guardian fort
ress of the Crimea.
News that the $4,000, 900
Dneprostroy had been blown up
by the enemy, indicated that
they had succeeded in repairing
it after the Russians destroyed
its usefulness themselves, when
falling back from the Dnieper
in 194l in what was called the
greatest piece of self sabotage OF
all time.
GIANT UNDERTAKING
The gigantic dam is situated
at the lower end of the Dnieper
Rapids, a few miles north OF
Zaporozhe and was considered
one of the outstanding industrial
achievements of the Soviet re.
gime. It's waters generated pow
er for the whole industrial area
of the Ukraine and it has been
said that whoever controls the
dam controls the whole south
western Russian territory"
BY blowing up the great dam
five miles northwest of Ia
porozhe, the Germans evidently
See RUSSIA-Page 3
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Held Appoints
3rd Assistant
jones Doner Now
Prosec utors Aide

James Daner, 25-year old Uni
versity of Notre Dame graduate,
this morning was admitted to
the practise OF law and, stimuli
taneously, was appointed by
Prosecutor Wilbur F. Held as an
assistant prosecuting attorney.
The young lawyer. who makes
his home with his mother at Al
Miller street. Mount Clemens, is
a son Of the late Milford j, Dan
err, prominent local business
man. A brother. lst. Lieut.. Will
liam J. Daner is on duty with the
u. S. Army, stationed in Okla
homs, while a sister, Patricia, Is
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gun position. war ing off
swarms of Nazis on the return
trip.
The ship took terrific
knocking around by anti-air-
craft, machine-gun and cannon
fire and looked like sieve when
il reached base with one engine
gone under the expert hands of
the pilot, 1t. Robert o. Smith
OF Franklin, Neb.
Lonsway burned his hands,
but not seriously.
The navigator of the Liberty
Belle" 1t. Nathan Unger of
HOS Elder ave. Bronx, N. Y.
changed the familiar practise Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
WITH THEIR HANDS
Returning Filters Describe Great Schweinfurt Raid

irrational flight over enemy ter
ritory who completed the tour
successfully in the Fortress
Yankee Eagle"
Said Pilot Wilmer Larry
Hawkins of Abilene, Tex, 1T
was my toughest and the first
time l have ever seen l6 fighters
coming at us and all firing. The
fighters really drove at us"
Three other happy airmen
were 1t. William c. Fozimer,
navigator, Cincinnati, Ohio; Sgt
Garland Morgan of Beaver Dam,
Wis, top turret gunner; and Sgt.
See BIG RAID--Page 3
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BRITISH 0UTFlANk v0LTuRN0 LINE
late X X X
bulletins
Allied Capture

LONDON, Oct. Is - up -
Radio France at Algiers, quot
ing semi-official reports, said to-
day that the key road center of
VinchiaturO on the central Ital-
ian front had been captured by
Allied troops. Vinchiaturo is ap-
proximately eight miles west OF
Gldone, capture of which was
announced by Allied headquar-
tiers yesterday.
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Senator Johnston to Head
County War Fund Drive
Campaign to Be Concentrated
in ll-Doy Period Beginning Nov ]

recting the drive in the town
ships of Sterling, Macomb. Shell
by, Ray and Washington.
J. c. Ernst of Lenox Will di-
rect the drive in the townships
Quotas are being set up for
Of Chesterfield, Lenox, Rich
mond, Armada and Bruce.
each township and community,
the amounts for the National
See WAR FUND-Page 3
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Scrap Drive
P|ans(ompIete
Business Pieces TO
Close Entire Day

To guarantee greater success
for the salvage drive scheduled
for October %, embracing Mt.
Clemens and three adjacent
townships, business men will be
asked TO close their places OF
business during the entire day
and aid in the salvage collection,
Wallace Gerlach announced to-
day.
The request follows in the
wake of meeting held this
morning by the salvage commit
tee in the Board of Commerce
office.
II was the aim OF the commit
tee, Gerlach said, to make this
the biggest drive the local COM
munities have conducted and
the assistance Of the business
men throughout the day will be
a contributing factor.
The local salvage drive for all
types of metals. including tin, is
sponsored by the Mount Glenn
ems Board of Commerce. Be-
sides this city included in the
drive are Clinton, Harrison and
the southern part of Macomb
township.
The committee originally In
tended to acquire 80 trucks to
pick up the salvage, but arrange
ments are being completed to
acquire between 10 and 20 more.
Entrusted with the job pro-
curing trucks is Walter Hecht.
while Leonard Brindley Is chair
man OF the personnel Commit
See SCRAP-Page Z
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DefenSes Fall

MOSCOW, Oct. Is - up -
The outer defenses Of kiev. be-
sieged capital of the Ukraine,
were falling today before the
powerful Russian surge across
the Dnieper River. Russian
troops have cut behind the Ger
mans defending the city and
the Red Army has established its
headquarters on the west side OF
the Dnieper.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
Axis Protests

LONDON, Oct. Is - (P) -
The German and Japanese gov
ernments today announced pro-
tests to Portugal against the
granting of Azores bases to Brit
ain. The Axis nations contended
that Portugal had violated her
neutral status. Berlin and Tok-
20 broadcasts told Of the pro-
tests.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

LOS ANGELES, Oct. Is Up
Approximately 200 bus driv-
ers of the Santa Fe Railways
System voted unanimously last
night to 20 back to work at
noon today, ending a strike that
began last Friday. hating service
in California and stopping II
partly in Arizona, Utah and New
Mexico.
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AT A L. s. FIGHTER STA
TON IN ENGLAND, Oct. ID
Up Lieut.. Willburg ii. Juntil-
la Of Calumet, Mich, a fighter
pilot In the u, s. Eighth Air
Force, shot down a Nazi fighter
plane while escorting Flying
Fcrt-esscs through the heavily
defended European coastal zone
on their way to Schweinfurt yes
terday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

KEARNY, N. j., Oct. 15-(R)
- Good II not normal attend
ance" among approximately H.
900 day workers Of the Federal
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.
here was reported by the COM
pany today after ut least 1000
employees had walked out dur
Ing the two night shifts.