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Fridav. June 6. 1952 DETROIT FREE PRESS More for Your Dollar or Your Money Back! ROSINS TO SERYE YOU BETTER! HERE'S THE MODERN ft EWELER Terms to Suit You is. 1 1 .4 Grand River near TTasbingroa Blvd. Grand River at Oakmaa Harper at Eastlawa 4 it 6' ft STEELY SMILES are exchanged by foes in the steel strike talks during a recess.

Ben Moreel (left), head of the industry's bargaining team, and CIO President Philip Muway display a reserved friendless. Their aim is a quick end to the strike. wish to thank our many friends who attended the first three days of our grand reopening celebration and further BUY DIAMONDS By Comparison The elements of cut, color and clarity in diamonds vary to such an extent that error in judgment by the average person could easily happen. We invite you to see our Diamond comparison chart for proof that Miller diamonds are superior In quality at lowest possible prices! I at Detroit Steel Corp. The Detroit Steel Corp and ithe United Steel Workers (CIO) reached a contract agreement Thursday, ending their part in the nationwide steel strike.

It was the first settlement re-i ported since the nationwide walkout of the steel workers Monday after the Supreme Court declared Government seizure of the steel mills unconstitutional. A DETROIT STEEL spokesman confirmed the settlement. Details of the new contract were unavailable immediately, but Tom Shane, USW District 29 director, said the agreement embodied Wage Stabilization Board recommenda- i tions. These were for a wage increase averaging 12 'i cents an hour, other benefits of 5 to 6 cents an hour, and more in-: creases later on, making the total package 26 to 30 cents by January, 1953. Shane said the company's 4,500 employes were to return to work Friday.

He said about 450 are employed in the firm's three Detroit plants, which include Reliance Steel Div. and Craine Schrage Steel Div. Negotiations between the union and the company took place in Pittsburgh. It could not be determined at whether the contract would serve as a basis for nationwide settlement. The USW contract with "Big Steel" usually sets the pattern.

Ford to Give Dearborn Site for Memorial I A 400-foot-square plot of land at the site of Henry Ford's birthplace will be donated to Dearborn as a memorial to the automotive pioneer. Ford Motor Co. officials announced Thursday. The gift is in line with a suggestion by Mayor Orville L. Hubbard that the firm donate 40 acres on which to erect the memorial and a horticultural garden for Dearborn school children.

This appears to be the answer extend an Invitation to those who couldn't visit us the first few days, to drop in today, Saturday or Monday to take advantage of the most Early Accord Hinted in Reneived Steel Talks Continued from Page One ment at the end of the four-hour A b'l iJ Ml, Detroit' clothing history. aiiernoon meeting. OUR tftim GRAND OPENING GIFT Know Your: Jetceler If You Don I Know Diamonds TRAVEUH6 ALARM CLOCK Policeman Cleared in Auto Death A patrolman whose speeding scout car fatally injured a pedestrian was exonerated by the Prosecutor's office Thursday. After taking statements from witnesses, authorities said the victim, John Zambory, 45, of 842 E. Maxlow, Hazel Park, had walked across Davison at Mt.

Elliott against the red light Wednesday. PATROLMAN Earl Jokerst, the driver, said he was chasing a speeder at about 50 miles an hour. A streetcar motorman also was cleared in the death of another pedestrian, Jack Turken, 60, of 6445 Miller, who walked into the path of his streetcar on Woodward at Josephine Wednesday. The motorman, Walter Gillmore, 3 of 17857 Charest, told police Turken had ignored the approaching car. Our Finest Quality Lit etc eight Worsted and Silky Finish Gabardine $75 SUITS Now 75 Shadow checks, solid tones and self-weaves fabrics and styl.

creations in keeping with Kosins Traditional finer clothing. what he termed interference vby it in the delicate negotiations. Senator Byrd (D.t Va.) had proposed to write into an extension of the Defense Production Act a recommendation to President Truman to invoke emergency sections of the Taft-Hartley Act, which permit 80-day no-strike injunctions in such strikes. The bill seeks to extend the Government's powers to control such things as wages, prices, rents and materials. Byrd said the strike imperils the nation's safety and the President should use the tools at hand to cope with it.

McFarland won a delay of action on the Byrd proposal until Monday by a vote of 42 to 38. He implied that the union might stalk out of the White House talks if there was a move to bring the Taft-Hartley Act into the picture. i I Open i Evenings t. WO 4-75S6 ft ij.1.'" 'fy A Complete Collection of fine Sportswear Between Clifford Grand River 1 430 GRISWOLD ST. to the Mayor's recommendation.

AND BUY AND SELL THROUGH FREE PRESS WANT ADS THE PLOT is located on the southeast corner of Ford and Greenfield Rds. McFARLAND touched off a bitter debate when he sought to forestall an immediate vote on the Byrd amendment by sending the whole bill back to the Banking Committee. "This is a political maneuver," Byrd shouted. "That's all it is. It won't succeed." McFarland, his face flushed in anger, said of Byrd: "I'm sure that politics doesn't figure in what he says and does hera" BEFORE THE postponement the Senate slapped down a series of Republican-led moves to suspend or curb Federal controls over the nation's economy.

The chamber: 1 Rejected 54 to 27 an amendment by Senator Dirksen 111.) seeking to suspend all price controls next Sept. 1 un- less the President should find that individual items were scarce or threatened to cause inflation. 2 Beat down, 46 to 29, an amendment by Senator Cain Wash.) to give veto power to local city councils over anj Federal decision to restore ren controls to a previously decon trolled community. Senator Ferguson Mich, voted in favor of the amendmen to suspend all price controls Sept 1. Senator Moody Mich.) voted against it.

UNLESS EXTENDED by Congress, the controls law, known a the Defense Production Act, expires June 30. The Senate bill would extend it for eight months Opposing the Dirksen amend- ment to suspend price lids, Chairman Maybank (D S. of the Senate Banking Committee said it would "kill price controls." Senator Bricker defending Dirksen's proposal, said it would help business men by eliminating a lot of bookkeeping and other records. WATCH ES mmmm. mm in mm a um; tfm ITS POSITION- has been that it has already delayed its strike call by 99 days, and that nothing further would be gained by the 80-day "cooling off" period which Taft-Hartley provides.

Steelman said there had been no discussion of steel price boosts which the Government might approve for the industry to offset, at least in part, any wage concessions to the union. "If they get a settlement," Steelman said, "of course we'll discuss the price situation, but not before then." Neither Murray, nor Chairman Ben Moreell of Jones Laughlin Steel head of industry's three-man negotiating team, would com- FOR 'pAtAc-ClVcVf JUNE A GIFT FROM fafifrVl Save At This Low Price 4 foil what father has too many SpOft ShilTtS 8.50 Value A Pip of A Gift for DatI Save Over S3.50 Sculptured -semi- Outstanding numeral dial dis- 'in a thin. value smart 1 1 i she this watch. Gold -filled strap watch. Gold-filled case.

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