Factory As Army Moves In Inglewood, Cal., June 10. CEN, pickets were arrested late yesterday afternoon at the North American Aviation Ca. plant as the United States Army formally moved in under direct orders from President Roosevelt, and work was started again on US$191,000,000 worth of U.S. and British warplanes.
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles E. Branshaw, who is in charge of the plant now being operated by the Army, declared that "machinery is already running and we expect a much larger turnout of workers tomorrow.
It is obvious that the majority wants to return.
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