The Great Ford Myth.

Presents U.S. automobile manufacturer Henry Ford as savior of U.S. at the time of financial crises. Selling of cars without profit to save the nation; Increase in the job production; Employment of younger men at lower wages; Cutting of wages by the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.; Manufacture of few Ford parts by outside firms; Focus on statements of Ford Motor Co.; Exaggeration of Ford's employment figures; Anathema to workers of Ford's Rouge plant; Pressure of work on production workers; Statistics of daily shift production; Focus on the open section in the said plant.