Strike threats involving 3,000,000 workers in steel, coal, automobiles, electrical manufacturing, rubber, shipbuilding and other key industries are hanging fire today as the nation marks the sixty-seventh anniversary of Labor Day.

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YUGOSLAVS LEARN OF SOVIET THREAT; Press Reveals Concentration of Russian Troops Near Nation's Boundaries YUGOSLAVS LEARN OF SOVIET THREAT

By M. S. Handlerspecial To the New York Times

Borba prints Western comment on crisis; Western sympathy stressed

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1949Clem Clempson, English guitarist and songwriter^[†]

David "Clem" Clempson is an English rock guitarist who has played in a number of bands, including Colosseum and Humble Pie.

Headlines from September 5, 1949

Visitors Flock to Times Sq.; Holiday at Beaches Is Slow; HOLIDAY VISITORS CROWD TIMES SQ.

AMVETS Back a Federal Bonus With Maximum $4,500 Payment; AMVETS APPROVE A FEDERAL BONUS

Murray and Green Call on Labor To Step Up Political Action in '50; MURRAY, GREEN ASK POLITICAL ACTIVITY

THREAT OF STRIKES INVOLVES 3,000,000 ON LABOR HOLIDAY; Workers in Many Key Lines Await Report to President by Steel Fact-Finding Board WAGE 'PATTERN' SOUGHT Reuther and Lewis Holding Off -- Industries Set to Combat Pension and Welfare Drive THREAT OF STRIKES INVOLVES 3,000,000

YUGOSLAVS LEARN OF SOVIET THREAT; Press Reveals Concentration of Russian Troops Near Nation's Boundaries YUGOSLAVS LEARN OF SOVIET THREAT

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