The Archive · 1941

Strike-Bound U.S. Ships May Be Taken Over

Washington, Sept. 25.

A high Administration official esterday indicated that President osevelt was prepared to take over all ships tied up by a seamen's strike, air—of a fighter jen Lid it is being used.

e very with when it is fighting. vhen everything is fullest extent if necessary, in order to keep com-|$ patio ports of.

a strike arising from a dispute over payment of war bonuses to seamen.

The official explained that President Roosevelt would not act unless he was forced to, inasmuch as he was still hopeful of a peaceful settlement.—United Press. petrol And the duration of the airplane under these conditions Short indeed.

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