Maska RR# To Get
701 Sleepers
CHICAGO, — The Chicago
regional office of the war assets
administration said yesterday it
had been instructed to provide 701
: oops sleeping cars for use on the
Alaska Railroad, a government
owned property operated by the
department of the interior.
The sleepers now located at the
Sangamon ordnance plant, Illiopo
lis, 111., originally cost $3,651,285.
35. Transfer to the interi >r depart
ment will not involve exchange of
money, the regional office said.
The cars, equipped with both
steam and hot water heating sys
tems and washrooms, provide ac
commodations for 30 persons each.
The Chicago office said the trans
fer was authorized by the Wash
ington office of the W.A.A.
Sell liman Making
Headway With
Anti-Strike Laws
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man’s cabinet considered raising
salaries of public employees and
the council of ministers seemed
ready to approve raising minimum
pay throughout France, a focal
issue in the strikes led by the j
Communist-dominated general;
confederation of labor.
The national assembly beat
down communist opposition be
fore dawn and passed Schuman’s
law redefining sabotage and in
creasing penalties. The use of
fraud, threats or violence in start
ing, spreading and prolonging
strikes became an offense.
In central and northern France,
the back to work movement was
gaining. Officials at Lille said
only 4,000 textile workers remain
ed on strike compared to 125,000
a few days ago.
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