Show fage gage age Increases Spread t r r More Mire Auto Workers 1 B Br United Pr Tress tw nave ve of wage increases in industry spread y 7 to add additional i t ion a 1 rs Ford Motor Co granted ranted f Ford boosts to vered by a union contract of Canada agreed to tome me ime ame workers an add addi addi- i- i 8 to 11 cents an hour The Ford increases went to allI all r not covered by the contract contract contract con con- I tract si signed ed Monday with the C CIO I 0 United Auto Workers who represented hourly rated workers Pay checks will be boosted quarterly in accordance with the cost of living living- and the first payment will be an an estimated 42 for or September October and November Chrysler Increase Chrysler of oC Canada granted in increase increases increases in- in creases crease to workers at its Windsor and Chatham Ont plants after negotiations with the U A W W. Union negotiators were expected to turn their attention next on onFord onFord onFord Ford of Canada Government sponsored mediation mediation mediation media media- tion talks resumed in Washington Friday between General Electric Co and the C I 0 O Electrical Workers Workers' Workers Workers' Work Work- ers' ers union Mediators refused to toa say a whether any progress ress was made in negotiations Thursday The union has pulled more mor than workers out on strike at G. G E E. plants in Massachusetts New York and New Jersey and threatened to order an additional off their jobs Rail Bargain Session Presidential assistant Dr John R. R Steelman was expected to call calla a new joint bargaining session Friday Friday Friday Fri Fri- day in an attempt to settle the old month dispute between the nations nation's railroads and conductors and trainmen The two brotherhoods brotherhoods brotherhoods brother brother- hoods served notice Thursday that they would not agree to a a- a acom compromise compromise compromise com com- promise settlement of their demands demands demands de de- de- de mands for a 31 cents an hour in increase increase increase in- in crease to accompany a reduction In in their work week from 48 to 40 hours International Harvester officials met Friday with representatives of the C CIO I V U A AV V in an effort to end the unions union's strike Harvester Harvester Harvester Har Har- vester reported no pro progress ress in in I I I I I an-I negotiations Thursday with another another an an- other union the independent Farm Equipment Workers Idled The two unions have idled 51 workers at Harvesters Harvester's big chain of farm implement plants I in twin drives for a cent 15 houri hourly pay raise and other benefits Thirteen thousand U A Ati W ti members members members mem mem- bers also are on strike at Deere Co plants in Iowa and Illinois Garbage collectors returned to their jobs in Detroit ending their week-old week walkout for higher her wages |