Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1944 — Page 13

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1 STRUCK PLANTS

Army Vor: 10 © Prevent, a Threatened Walkout of - 64,000.

. CLEVELAND, O,, Sept. 6 (U. P.).| ‘, =A ‘threatened walkout of 64,000)

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p the peace workers in war plants in Detroit, tighter mili- Toledo and Cleveland was averted e of Finiand _today by the. government seizure of Na tile two plants of the Cleveland Sronze and Finland * Co. which had been idle for six . nobody else days because an employee broke a sed that Fin- 75-cent Yocker room lock. : onar of With Wl pike dispersed and work- : Finnish lives ; ved. - ers returneX. to’ their jobs of manu- ? . facturing vital parts for superfortntative ‘of * resses, tanks, jeeps and trucks soon E after President Roosevelt ordered e because the the army to operate the plants last || iS not repre- . night. majority all JPR v Union to Meet -Nazl. Howse Matthew Smith, national secrey have been ‘tary of the Mechanics Educational |} 7 ler themselves Society of America and chief of its nd said they strike committee, said some .6000 union members would work as long Ainst Russian as the army retained control of the efense against . plants. He said a scheduled emer- | a time when gency session of ‘the M. E. 8. A's, nd eager fors WE ‘ executive board, which was to have | ordered the tri-city strike, would be | \ mericans from « held today but would discuss moves re a a ; ween Finland to be taken should the two plants, Yardley Shave Bowl oral and legal be returned to their owners. | 1.00 ~S with Russia, The strike began a week agoll . = ; \ = n and not at when Elmer Torok, a machine] = = The popular wooden filled\ x > operator, was discharged-for smash- | with shaving soap, scented with r peace terms ing a 75-cent lock in the locker | Yardley's English lavender. enefit of the room because he had lost his key.! t clear. The Union leaders ordered the walkout | ard, especially oflF* tn protest. Urgent pleas by the hey were for . regional war labor board and ‘he! ld have “been , army air force failed to end the peace governs strike, . ’ * > The WLB presented the case to

the White House last night and the | President immediately ordered Sec-

wv imposed by : retary of War Henry L. Stimson to

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“freedom. If seize the plants. 1 J line must be j | "nok work fo JUVENILE HOME'S not work for i independence, Hewitt’s Shower Bar a “MOVING IS DELAYED 4 for 1.00 1a the do. Another postponement until Oct. Soul never lose your soup i the , lasting peace, 1 has been granted by the state fire | a is ag in the middle so iependent and + marshal's office in its order that You can hold en'to it. and Churchill. county commissioners remove the ir siatesmale Juvenile detention from condemned — quarters at 538 E. New York st. | The marshals office condemned . theglNew York st. quarters last May | ’ and ordered childgen removed from’ there by Aug. 16. The vacation order was extended ! when commissioners presented evi- | )., Sept. 8-= . Gence, showing that the new de-! main objective, ‘SMB tention quarters at 25th st. and lane designers Keystone ave. could not be com-! n terms of the pleted by the Aug. 16 deadline. ! Where cargo=- Judge Mark W. Rhoads of juve. | Block's Bath Oil Rea PRS of engine and arranged to vave members of his | A808 ater-thebath rub gown , efficient as jet court staf work in relays at the |

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r speeds of 400 i of the gas tur- , g : . 3 rapier Who Gets Pension I is veel BEDFORD, Ind, Sept. 6 (U. P.) —Some Bedford residents apparently are sold on the idea that : advertising pays. use in aircraft Recently, a classified advertiser k is now being asked for any odd lots of cash | his brings the from anyone at anytime because gins to fall off. he “sure needed it.” , first begins to Yesterday, a woman inserted ~ : nges where the the ad: Safety Pins

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Pillow Case Shoulder Pads—39¢ *~ Well-tailored pads for your

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th turbine ° MEAT—Red stamps A8 through ss steam 28 and AS, BS, C5, DS, ‘E5, F5 and - ; G5 In Book 4 good indefinitely for in which many 10 points each.

verlooked is the ~ SUGAR—Stamps 30, 31, 32 and 33 older forms of in Book 4 are good indefilitely for 5 as turbine now pounds. Stamp 40 in Book 4 good ry advance, for for § pounds of canning sugar.

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