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Charles Lindbergh — Part 8
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R. J. Thomas of the United Arto.
: 1 {2 elect a oe ee i inmend ¢ Arresting the tormentor,
| mobile Workers (CIO) today called warrant and subjected te furs hansiliation in
upon the Wer and Navy De raised
‘ments to investigate Henry Ford’s
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‘ore considering submission of de CAITY on
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9. 1,000 Planes a Day
DETROIT, May 28 ‘(AP).—Henry Ford said tod
that much as he hated war, “if it became necessary th
Ford Motor Company could-—-wi nen like
‘ i ith the-counsel of men like
Lindbergh and Rickenbacker, under our own supervision
E is by Government agencies — swin,
‘| into the production of a
th plan . I : a quick turn-around, 1
a thousan es of standard d. request of tl tate
signa day.” - ~ mene Panes of standard de- mM RY PRESEN 7 and speed, 0 Genoa
It would take sbout Ford said he was convinced the EL VE. ee ee Mer ae,
under those conditions, he said in| present conflict In Europe wom: “TIM SE and into which more tw
an interview, to reach that level] not last very long “because the! “ pouring Washi ay
of p United States won't get into ti” | . The ington
‘Of course,” he emphasized,| It was suggested to Ford that! + “ noon. tomer ‘will be
“they would have to be of stand-| “a thousand pla a day is an - . schedu! ee she wail be
design; equally important| enormous volume of production,” . crrand which sent het
would be freedom of action on our] “So was 10,000 rotorcars al . the Roosevelt, to
aay, but we did it.” - ate
9 eas:
ore eR pe SAI nme bend D. : : | the Roosevelt, first s
SOP ET TO PROP A HARE TE Bolugwrnt oops in
caer: eect _- nna. “
. ington will steam into
A . . of a nation at peace—
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Among the arrive
_ 3 3d-40 wl SP Raat,
s s - oat sador to Russia, an
Britain Holds Aliens | sree
: fairs. ‘ He said he le!
~ [| Thompson, columnist.
; . '| refused to-comment on
London, May 27 UP). ~ Trains — . :
. » 4 : ae : iter in Moscow.
packed with enemy aliens rotted [to internment camps on the Isle of - . oe for “Wask
ard concentration camps to-|Man, in the Irish Sea, 20 ‘1 confe jth Secretary.
ight as suthorities cleared the| west of England. ft was estim: “y - jompson “urge
London area of all German andj that approximately 11,000 aliens of S's... | (fUnited States tighten 1
Austrian men and women, many of | both sexes between the ages of 16° j . on immigration. “Fifth
whom hitherto had been allowed| and 60 had been interned there. :
ew: @ restricted liberty. . i
H ists” are flooding the co
i y - ; P s4said, posing as “ref:
oat ara Noloe™ intasiee f alee hati oy oath, Marne ni nationals of neutral nati
sgainst a “Trojan horse” invasion, | aliens have applied for permis- apt
1,000 detectives rounded up 1,500 sion to go to the United States, 7 said.
alien women, includin, A
rr domestic} an Associated
servants, in London, an £
~ Miss
a « Widence in France that Ni
Press ,flispateh 7 aa are strafing civilians an
set hon se ~ seeing a malt bey who
shot down while playing
ina
82 r-
War Airm
-- 56-49, Honor to
.: PARIS, May 28 (INS \ch and Air Associa-} --. 7 +
tion of American Voluntee! :
“ - a-,ud of combatants in}! : -
. re French Army from. 1914-1918, today ejected Col.fi ~ _
a , the e ! ”
t ‘ Charles A, Lindbergh from honorary membership because ae
i | ~ of hig recent speech, criticizing President Roosevelt's —
~ ac As. i a + : 4
. nauncement aah i ho rushed to the defense 2 :
fo 5, 3% An officlal announcement said) SP aranee in 1914, the Trench le o
‘ ‘ “Tn-a moment of enthysiasm;"] and Air Association, represent:
: oat! bat understandable, | ing in Paris former pilots of the ;
aa the tile of honorary member of | Lafayette Escadrille, have de-
* vo “the “Lafayette Fscadrille was | cided to withdraw from Charles en:
\. \ * conferred on Chaples A. Lind- | Lindbergh the title
‘ Ue abet! af ta po mamber af thet
of honorary
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