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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
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Note to industry AND labor:
Proof that sound labor relations
can be achieved in the Detroit
area can be found in the annual
report of the Rotary Electric
Steel Co.
Writes President n d. Devlin:
The management welcomes
this opportunity 10 express pub
licly Its appreciation of the
continued loyalty and eo-opera-
tion of the employees. The plant
has been In operation for over
IL years and during that period
has never lost n ton Of produc-
tiou because of labor dispute.
All grievances have been settled
by collective bargaining directly
with the United Steelworkers of
America tCI01 without the In
terventiOn OF third parties 10
reconcile differences Of opinion"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Edison Compromise
On Rate Cut Rejected

The Detroit Edison Co.'S pro-
posal 10 compromise p $40, ,45000
power and light rate reduction
ordered by the Michigan Public
Service Commission was rejected
today by the city.
Corporation Counsel William L.
Dowling. declared that the mat
ter would come up AT hearing
Monday ~ the Fl. Shelby Hotel
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Newsprint Supplies
Linked 10 New Census

WASHINGTON. April 3 INS)
The WPB has announced that
newspaper publishers must use
census figures and domestic util-
ity electric service records as
their bases for appeals for addi-
tional newsprint.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

transportation problems, will
make his headquarters in Mack's
executive offices in New York's
Empire State Building. He joined
Mack in 1918 as a member Of the
engineering department and two
years later transferred To the
special equipment department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIIROAD
COMPANY
Netroit. NichiEan.

Detroit, Michigan, April y, le45
The Annual Meeting OF the Stoekholders
of The Michigan Central Railroad Corn
nanv for the election ~ Directors. and oi
three Inspectors cf Election. and the
transaction Of other business as may oe
lawfully brought bsfor. The meeting, VII
narv. Room 400 Michigan Central Ter
minzl Building m the City Of Dttroit.
N Nchigan on Thursday. May J, 1853 at
10 O'Clock A.
Tn, stock Transfer Books will Re
closed at J o'clock p M on Friday
April II. 1913. ana will reopen A. 10
o clock A N on Friday May T. 1913.
JOSEPH N. o'MAHoSEY, seers<ary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

ment OF Mack
Internati on a |
Motor Truck
Corp, was an
nounced by c.
T. Ruhf, presi-
dent Of Mack
True ks, Inc.
Walker, W h o
has had wide
experience in
applying spe-
cial engineer
ing principles
10 tlntl Sli a |
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
GRAIN rABLF

GRAIN rABLF
CHICAGO. April 3 inns Cash grain close:
WHEAT-Nons
CORN-No ; yellow, Sil3Ae1 No.
ytlio~. 81 Oei.6l 13 No, 5 yellow e9lac
sSil2 sample grade yellow. 3od96lac No.
4 white 81 ioh. sample grade white sSc
oATs-No. mixed, Nc. No. l red spe-
eial 7sc
SOYHRANS- None
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Mack Names
Sales Official

CHICAGO, April 3-Appoint-
ment of John Walker as manager
Of the sales engineering depart
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
1nIInn CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO o. April tINs Cash grain on
track
WHEAT=Ne.-2 red i75ts No. rec
81 74L4.
CORN-No ? yellow. sllsis No. vel
low Sl.l4lqal 1871.
OATS-No 2 white Tsp7ec No white
SOYBEANs-No. , yellow, - l5d2 Is.
7T@77i3c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Stock Averages

REPORT OF An APPELLATE Of A
bank which 10 q member Of the Federal
Reserve system, published In accord
ance with the provisions Of the Federal
Reserve Act. Report as Of March 20,
l1ia.- Commonwealth safe peposit
Company, Detroit Michigan. which is
affiliated with Commonwealth Bank.
Detroit, Michigan. Kind Of business
Rental of safe Deposit Boxes Manner
I'm which above named organization Ia
affiliated with member bank, and de-
gree Of control Stock Of the company
lis owned ny the bank. Financial reln
tions with bank Stock OF affiliated
bank owned. none; loans to affiliated
bank. none: borrowings from affiliated
bank, none. stock of affiliate registered
in name NJ bank or known 10 be owned
by bank directly or indirectly, lO0, 400
other obligations to. or known to he
held by, affiliated hank. none; other
Information necessary 10 disclose fully
relations with bank
I, =. ". Talhot, Vice President. of
Commonwealth safe Deposit Company.
Detroit. Michigan. DO solemnly swen r
that the above statement IN true 10 the
best of my knowledge and belief
------- y H fAfhtf
Vice President
Sworn te-snd subscribed before me
this 18th day ~ March. le45.
RALPH y. SIEBENER.
Notary Public.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK April s--SAles on the Nev
York Stock Exchange todsy totaled 13o 900
sharet
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
DETROIT %TTfMES

Published every Week pAy Evening and
SUNDAY AnTninF ~ the Tinss Publishing
Company at l22s Times square. Detroit ~.
Entsssd al Detroit, NNeh as second dsCaSs
Mai Mater
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. April J iINsl Rye hnishst
t,e Goi 10 i,e higher today. May Ii ,7H Jul,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

A LIQUOR naoi, Stopped st home
Arnold. 24oi Nat Bank Bldg. RA 1884
GALL L-Ki-Esz--preeription fer liver.
Fsll bladder. gallstones, stomach Ess
TO i7io
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER safe faN
inexpensive Lifetime rusfan'ee D0c.
tors reference. E.ec,o,ys!S Clinic.
TO s-3llA
HAIR removed pevus0snuy su''ir'
EiTcfr7lys't nm stevenson 12A. Bors
I1Rrs- tA-AA4 2-
SBANps' WIVES WANT PEP
Os'IrE Tonic Tsbieii pSp up weak bodist
lsrEing Iron also contain yi'snln b
calcium 3f- trial s'fr NV ONLY 90
AT druggist In Detroit Cunningham
Ssmt Cut Rate ard Einselt
WILL be your alarm clocs. any hour
McCpder CA 4s2s
MELODY written % your lyfics Piano
Accompanirent Pf0uFtt0n MUST Co.
ao4 Vur'itzer BuildinE CK 7oes
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
SuccCss'ui treatment While working
Doctor De SSar,e. Rectal Clinic
s7l5 Second mr. Palmer. rP i-T242
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CT 1868 daily II 1881 evenings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Building Plans
DrdWnbyCOunty

Plans for Wayne County's pro-
posed S2I2s46S0 building pro-
gram. including Joint city
county government building, are
being drawn up, the county board
of supervisors announced today.
Preparation of plans and Spc-
ciGcauons viii cost an estimated
S5i73i6. The proposed city
county building would cost
So. 100000. and drawing up It's
specifications would cost S2O2 500
The Federal Works Agency has
forwarded SD 1880 10 start the
plans Other funds hav been re-
ceiyed from the state.
The program will include eX-
panSion of Wayne County Airport.
a new laundry and bakery for the
Wayne County General Hospital.
nine separate projects at the
Wayne County Training School.
additions 10 the juvenile court
building and "A community admin
iStrative building at Wayne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
.CIliansSOrl
I'm Russia

CHUNGKING, Dee. 26 APP
The Chinese press reported today
that Chang Chung-kuo. elder son
OF Gen. Chang Kal-shek, left for
Morrow Tuesday.
Official quarters refused 10 con-
firm or deny the report.
The press said young Chang,
who was special commissioner for
foreign affairs in Manchuria,
would be consulted ON problems
now being discussed by the Big
Three foreign ministers in Mos
COW
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

Colorful bouquets on white cotton to brighten
informal meals Blue, red predominating
pattern. Slight misprints. Size s4x54 inches
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Sailor S Wife Loses
Purse, S54 in Taxi

Mrs Julia + WalStrum, 2l. wife
Of a sailor, of 2942 Beals, today
appealed for the return of her
purse containing S54, which she
was going 10 telegraph 10 her
sister, whose baby is critically i'll.
Mrs. Walstrum said she left the
purse which also contained a S25
war bond, in a taxi last night.
She asked the finder 10 telephone
~ 4S16.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
DETROIT sTfME

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company az 1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
MiChifstt--
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
ADVERTISEMENT
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN.
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS.
and look at the Silrer Lining
in those Clouds of Pain

The big idea is that you want TO feel
better. When pain eases, your mind
eases. You get rest that means deliver
aaee. So use something that gets at the
pain. C-2225 brings you pain-relieving
help. Now you will feel as good as
others who enjoy its help, too. 6oc, and
ST.. Caution Use only as directed. First
bottle purchase price refunded if you
are not satisfied. Today, get C-z2z3.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Bits O BLarney

partner for this column when Do
lores Jensen graduates?)
Who will take the titled Of king
Of Tall Tale Tellers'' in place of
Virgil Burtka? eve know the an
swer to that one0
How will we know what's hap
pening at Lourdes High after
Gladys Hardegger says goodbye?
Who will furnish the music for
our vocal workouts when jeanne
Kashynski and Marcella Lafferty
take their departure?
Who will give out with that solid
"boogie-woogie" on the piano when
Jim AStolos leaves st. Pats behind?
Who will keep us informed on
the girls sports when Mary Ellen
Nestor is no longer with us?
Where will we get the wienies
for a wiener roast when Nubs
KempkeS isn't here?
What will the Algebra class do
without Joyce Stieler breezing in
and out to break the monotony?
Who will keep us up to date on
the latest achievements Of the
Paratroops when Shirley Navarro
is no longer around?
Who will give all those supper
dances when ALL the Seniors are
gone???
They're going to leave big niche
to fill, but if anyone can fill that
niche - the Juniors can! - Gould
be that a Junior contributed that
last sentenceD
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

FLASH! TO SANDY:
Sandy, as we have received man,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Mary Howard and :
Dolores Jensen

Despite the merry making at De-
Sana's house Sunday night, the
baseball team was in top condition
Monday. The tides are turning in
our favor and despite a few verbal
battles we defeated Mt. Carmel by
a score of 11-0l
Burns pitched a beautiful 2-hit
game and his homer along with
the hits of Fisher and Barraco
helped to boost the score.
Have you heard the sad news?
The way things look now, Nit
chells" is going bankrupt!
Lying in the sun, listening to the
birds eve too can dream) makes
us think of summer and vacation
and we feel glad. But then we
think of the Seniors leaving us
and we still feel glad! All kidding
aside, the Seniors are a swell crowd
and We'll miss them. ct says here
in very small print) - Il wonder
who could have written thatD
Who will succeed Louie Navarro
and Pat Callahan-the co-captains
of the football team?
Who will follow IN the footsteps
of Carl Russell as captain of the
basketball team?
Who will carry the first-aid XII
out on the football field when Marx
Nestor joins the ranks of the alum
nj?
Who will write the "St. Patl
Newsette" in Rosie O'Neill'S stead
Qncidentallyswho will be the new
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
MRS. ELIZABETH JANICKI

Mrs. Elizabeth Janicki, wife of
Louis Janicki, 8119 Rolyat, Detroit,
died at her home Wednesday morn
ing. She was IS years old.
Mrs. Janicki was born in Wyan-
dotte and moved to Detroit II years
ago. She was a member Of the
L.C.BA.
Funeral services will be held Sat-
urday morning at Our Lady, Queen
of Heaven church, Detroit, and ar
rangements are in charge of the
Rzadkolowski funeral home there.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by one son, Louis, Jr.; two
daughters, Mary Margaret and
Carol Jean; seven brothers and sis
tiers, Joseph Mahalak, st. Louis,
Mo-; Walter Mahalak, Rosedale
Gardens, Plymouth; Clarence Ma
halak, Wyandotte; Leo Mahalak,
Flint; Mrs. Marie Greyzck, Willow
Run Village; Mrs. Leona Bigelow
Alpena, and Mrs. Helen Greyzck,
Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
COULD BE:

COULD BE:
Lookin' for a job Hard up for
ready cash? Could va be lookin for
dough in nice round figures,
If so, skip down to the "Y" tonight
and see and hear Jack Kreger
speak on "How To Get A Job and
Keep It." When We said see it, we
meant it cause Jack Kreger is also
going to show movies. So don't for
get to come to the "Y' TONIGHT.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

requests (m.de some tooo) We hope
you will take the hint and throw
another one of those hot dog roasts?
Don't worry about transportation,
we'll hike, hitch, motor or even
| walk.
P. s. Make it soon.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
ANOTHER!

ANOTHER!
Well, enough of being serious.
1t seems that there's gonna be
another dance at the temple Sat-
urday night. So cruise Ger in your
long limosines (well, take bus)
and Sandy will roll out the carpet,
ahem! and separate you from 70
cents. Alexander and his orches-
ira, plus vocalist will beat out the
1--WE starting at $50 and you can
dance to your hearts content i.
that is, if your hearts contented
by 1880 cause the city takes in the
sidewalks at this bewitching hour.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Help Ease MuseuIor
Aches, Stobbing Pain
From Exposure to Cold,
Chill Z Fotique

Do you find il hard to get about. to WORK
or even to sleep comfortably because Of
pains caused by exposure to cold. chill,
fatigue or overwork? Do similarly caused
dull, wearisome aches in your muscles. or
sharp, stabbing pains strike through your
body with every movement? II you are 90
affected, try TempIeton's tres. Many
sufferers have obtained longed-for symp-
tomato relief from such aches and pains
with easy to take Tres capsules. Use
only as directed. Satisfaction guarantse6
q DOUBLE you< nao0sy refunded
AT CATALAN DRUG STORES
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
FICTION OR FACT:


That Janet George pulled stakes
and moved out of Bill Palmer's
lockerl
That Ed McWhirter is quaran-
tined due to his brothers scarlet
fever?
That Herb Hileman can play
"ChopSticks" in three octives!
That Marie Wilson and Gilbert
Girard are a new gruesome two
some!
That Calvin Carroll is a proud
uncle!
That Barbara Sheets turned five
MEN away from her door last Mon
day eve! (silly girD
That 10 Wurtz and Gloria Cam
eron, plus associates have taken to
entertaining st. Pats!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
CELEBRATING,

All you ardent lovers of our great
literary work, Straight 1--WE" will
have to forgive us if our work is
somewhat crooked mot straight
news. Just think, it's all over. Yep,
We really knocked 'em for a loop.
Why, we even carried some out, you
betcha, we scared the wits out of
than. In case you couldn't
see it, or didn't read about it, we
are referring to the great stage
success, Death Takes A Holiday, -
given by the TheSpians last Thurs
day and Friday. Orchids go to
Mr.. and Mrs. Butch and all the
Thespians.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Patty Smith and Martha Lyon

We're back if this column
gets in. People have gotten the
misguided idea that We don't write
this most beloved column ALL the
time-but you are WRONG, we
write it every week, it just doesn't
get in.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

Ideal for shirts, pajamas and
sport frocks. Printed on
both sides. Fast colors.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Obituary
MRS. CLARICE JEAN

Funeral services for Mrs. Clarice
Jean, 60, were held Wednesday.
Rites were conducted at H. F. Thon
fueMal home and st. Patrick
church and burial was in Michigan
Memoir Park.
Mrs. Jean, who made her home
at 3435 Biddle, is survived by her
husband, August; children, Mrs.
Ray Flick, Mrs. Pierce Hunt, Leo,
Arthur, Ernest; brothers and sis
tiers, Mrs. Fred Mink, Mrs. Sam
Maloch, Mrs. Arson Hamel and En-
nest Hamel.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

There have been 30 million Ameri-
cans injured in home front acct
dents since the war began, the Ma
tional Safety Council reports.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
MORE AHEAD,

Yep, it was a great day V. E
Day in Europe, but writing the
column in the quiet atmosphere of
the 'Y" house, there was not much
celebrating of We Day. Perhaps
the kids at the "Y" were thinkinf
of the war ahead their war.
But even though there is still a
war in the Pacific, boys like Del
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
STRAIGHT 1--WE

Broughton, Jimmy Gaynier and
Gordon Knox are still coming home
and having the times of their lives
before going back to their various
branches of service.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
WHAT IF 1T RAINS

We hear? ? there's going to be
a boat trip this weekend. E.
Tickets are limited, but it seems
that Virginia Albright and Dick
Genthe have already made reser-
vationS. Aha-Sentimental Journey?
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21
Gcttcric ~jneMnitcn
Scr ~KricesinraliHcn

@albington. Step. BorrD Don
Nelp gorf Itelte i'm &ongreB ben an
trag, ouB cine Nationallotterie ge-
idaffen mer0e, Inn einen foloifalen
6onos fir &riegsinbalioen auf5u-
6ringen. Ser Mntrag 0es I6georo-
neten mar in elmer &eiolution entbul-
ten. mel6e er i'm Saus ein6radte
uno sic oornuf binauslduft, elm Stu-
blum lino cine unterlu6ung oes
4ntra9s bor5unebmen.
Or erflGrte, amerifa lei Dor al.
lem ienen M1nnern uno 5rauerl oer~
pflidtet, wel6e auf 2ebens5eit per-
itiimmelt un6 berfriippelt aus benz
&rieg 3uriiffebren. Die meiiten
paroen faum in ser Gage iein, nit
sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus3ufom-
men. Mun lei es s3eit, cine National-
l~otterie 81 i6affen, wel6e einen to-
loilalen 6onos aufbringt uno auf,
reht erb1lt, ser ein5ig alein 0a5u,
oienen miiroe, 6ds 2e6en i0ieier
2riegsinpalioen lei6ter un0 gliid-
gu seitalten.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21
GrcBc Deere CMrtb
2ltcmtbcmtbc rtmklcs

G6icogo - Gin omerifaniid)er
@illeni6aftler, Der in 9eutidlano
nit elmer ge6eimen w.iienidoftli-
den MISUNDERSTANDING Dienit tot,
perii6erte, Dab Ourh 8erpenoung
Der 4tombombe ole auiiteaung uon
Malienormeen fir 3ufiinitige &rie-
ge biniGaig gepor0en lit.
Or. ". Qlaun Bates aus 8itts-
burgb, S6ef oes hemilden uno
metallrgiiAen 2aborutoriumS Der
Meitingbouie electric Corporation,
logte IN einem Snteruilw, Dob Die
9tusbebung groBar 6rieOensarmeen
lin 3lfiinftigen &riegen e6enlo nlts
los lein peroe, ais bate mon IN ben
lebten &onilift etne &loiie BON
lSfuliungen, init Sdlenoern be-
maffnet, i6idan moaen.~
Or. Bates mar Der ein3ige metal
ll1rqiide lSahperItdnoige in elmer
ouSgeiu6ten 9lbteilun9 BON 30 8ii-
lenlhaftlern, 0ie oils a~usgeb;l0ete
,&ompftruppe nod 9eutihlano ge-
i6idt mor0en mar, nit Dem Quftra-
ge, oeutide @iieni6aftler 9efangen-
3ltnebmen uno iie 5u perboren. 9os
Bel fam o.. 8ates 81 %naditebenoen
SdluBfolgerungen:
DAB sic omerifuniide arieaS-
PROHIBITION am 3iinglein Ser Sdif-
ialsmaoge 5miiden Sieg uno Nie-
oerlage Sen AusiflnQ COB:
SAB sic oeuti6e 8iiienidoft ni6t
in 0em WaBe mobiliiiert NOR
Sen mar, pie sic aaiierten geglaltbt
botten, uno oaB oie a~us6ebung
BON Moliennrmeen in 6ufinTti9en
ariegen elm &inOerniS BET Der
ariegfiibrung biloen un0 Die Wtl-
liar6en BON Collars fir lolfe Ar-
meen nur binauSgerporienes @elo
iein miirOe.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21
elmer Dnris lcet
OWyGcitmn0 nicNcr

@aibington, - elmer 9apis lit
bon Dem 4nrte 0es DIRECTORS oeS
Observation-Disclosures 5uriidge-
treten. @lei63eitig nit ser Innnbme
Der 8emiiiion puroe 0ie @rnennung
Neil 9alton8, beS Gbefs ser Snlano-
q6teilung oes Imtes gum IteIloer-
tretenoen Gireftor Ser 8eboroe be-
fanntgege6en.
Dalton, oeiien @rnennung oem
PraItoenten BON 9upis empfo6len
poroen NOR, fat in 0ieier @igenidoft
oie2iqlioierung oes @lmtes ourd3u-
fii6ren, 6as gemGB elmer @~noronung
oeS 8eiBen Sauies nit Dem 10. oie-
les Monats abqeIfafit weroen miro.
Sic Misunderstanding oes &riegs-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miro Sen in 5ra-
ge fommenoen 0iplomatii6en Miii-
lionen i'm 4uslan6e nngeglieoert uno
oomit Dem Stants6epartement unter-
Itellt.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21
EprOerm 36
GtuuOen,Wo1e

Gbicoao. g. sc. Semeu, ser
8r6iiOent ser MISUNDERSTANDING Der
glfs2, teilte nit, ooB ieine Sr9oni-
iotion cine Mrbeitspode bon 36
Stunoen perlongen miro, w1brenO
lie 6iS6er as Stitnoen betrogen bat.
Ser 8er6anO umfaBt iiebeh 1853
@emerfihoiten, 0eren Mitglieoer al
lie BON SEN 9abnen beldGftigt Wer-
Sen. Die 6orOerung miro am %.
Septem6er ~unterbreitet mer0en.
geoh ser @rfI1rling BON Serpeu en-
itreft lie Itf auf 100000 Arbeiter,
Sic ale aontrofte nit Sen 8a5nen
boben, sic TennipIponiu nn0 Die
@eltern MorplonO 9obn ouein aus
genommen.
Sseoe 8a6n jon altf9efor0ert tper.
sen, Dem SehSsS tun0en{Gag fir
sic Ieds arbeiIstnge Der ISOLDE 5t~
8uitimmen, un0 5rpor obne Senfung
ser icst gelten0en 2obne, oniteae BEG
ieeigen M9t Stunoen : Gags fiir
led,s Grbeitstoge in ser @ode.
@olbineton. II @ie sic Manpo-
iuer @ommiIiion berihtet, mur0en in
ser uergon9enen ISOLDE meitere 270,.
900 ar6eiter entlolien momit iit oie
@eiomt5abl ser @ntIaiiungen ieit So
pans &apituIdtion aui 2,370,000 er-
606t. @OiG 6etont nber, Dab 0ieie
3iffer niHt ioentii6 nit ser @eiomt-
@rbeitSIoiigfeit it, neil ia elm Seil
ser entlaiienen &riegsar6eiter neltel
@rmerb in 6rieoen36eruten geTunOen
bat.
Getroit. - 0ie 3obI ser feiernoen
SnouItrieorbeiter I'M 9oroe erreidte
geItern nit 213, 900 Sen iopeit bod
item Stono ieit 8eginn Der mirti6aft-
liden ltmiteQung, ais Die 6oro 900
tor Gon1punD $4,000 ibrer 2eltte Bis
oui meiteres beimihidte. Gie 6oro-
ide Mftion, sic bon 8eomten ser Sc
ieni6oft olGbmenoen ul0 unartori-
iierten STREETS" 3ugei6rieben mur0e,
folQte wodenlongen @ltSeinnnoer-
iesungen in ser SrtNuitrie Oes De-
troiter @ebietes unO brodte Die 3a5l
Ser f%eiernoen Automobilorbeiter I'M
9anoe auf onndbern6 10000. Ok
6oro Company beiddftigte Dor ser
geTtrigen g%ntlaiiungen 100000
Seute.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21
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