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Evening star., 1941-08-24
Settlement Reached
In Detroit Streetcar
And Bus Strike
Union Drivers to Meet
Today to Rutify Terms
Accepted by Mayor
BY the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Aug. Settlement
of Detroit's streetcar and bus strike,
contingent on approval of terms by
the rank and file of the striking
unionists, was announced tonight by
Mayor Edward j. Jeffries.
If the strikers at mass meeting
Sunday morning ratify the agree
ment, the 1000 Streetcars and 1,650
buses of Detroits municipal trans
portation system, which have been
idle in barns and garages since 4
am. Wednesday. will begin rolling
again within a few hours.
Half a million factory and Office
workers who have been forced to
hitch-hike or ride to work with
friends will be enabled to resume
their normal transportation.
Terms of the settlement, agreed
upon by city officials and leaders of
the striking union, were not dis
closed pending tomorrow's meeting.
Settlement Quickly Reached.
The strike. by which the Anal
gamated Association of Street. Elec-
trio Railway and Motor Coach Oper-
ators CA. F. L. sought to enforce
demands for exclusive bargaining
rights, began suddenly, within few
hours after the unionists voted to
strike. The settlement came just
as suddenly.
Conferences that broke up at 2
am, today with the unions rejection
OF peace formula advanced by
Mayor Jeffries, were resumed this
afternoon.
Less than two hours later the
youthful Mayor of the Nations
fourth city emerged to announce
that he and William Mahon, inter-
national president of the Amalga-
mated union, had agreed upon a
program of settlement of this
strike"
THE Mayor has told the whole
story" MIR. Mahon confirmed. I'VE
hope that our members will accept
the program. We will recommend
that they do"
. Mr.. Mahon, 80-year-old veteran
head of the union, had joined the
conferences this afternoon for the
first time.
Outlines of Mayors Formula.
Although official announcement
of the terms was withheld, reliable
sources indicated the settlement
(See DETROIT, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Navy and Marine Planes
Added 10 Army Games
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Navy announced yesterday
that naval and Marine Corps air.
craft squadrons will participate in
the large-scale Army maneuvers In
Louisiana in September.
Admiral Harold r. Stark, chief Of
naval operations, reported that all
the aircraft squadrons which can
be spared temporarily from duty
afloat" would take part with the
472,000 soldiers in the largest ma
neuvers ever held in this country.
This employment of naval and
Marine Corps aircraft is being
scheduled for the purpose of i'm
proving their training for co-opera-
ton with Army troops" the admiral
said, land also to assist the Army
in training their troops in operation
with and against aircraft"
The assignment of naval pilots
and planes to the war games waa
made at the request Of Gen. George
C. Marshal, Army chief of staff.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Duke Of Kent Visits
Hyde Park; Will Come
To D. T.. Tomorrow
Expected to Confer
With Roosevelt on
Extent of War Effort
BY Staff Correspondent of The Star

BY Staff Correspondent OF The star
HYDE PARK, N. Y, Aug. 23.-
British royalty was visiting at the
Roosevelt home here tonight for the
second time in two years, the Duke
of Kent, youngest brother OF King
George. having arrived shortly be-
fore dinner time.
The King and Queen Elizabeth
were guests of the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt here in the summer
of 1899.
Kent, who has been making an
inspection tour Of Canadian defense
and training facilities, arrived at
La Guardia Field, New York, this
afternoon and, after q brief re-
ception there by city ofncials, COM
pleted his journey to Hyde Park by
Automobile.
Mrs. Roosevelt, just returned from
a Southern trip, reached the family
home here this afternoon to join
the President in entertaining their
royal visitors. No formal program
has been planned but it is expected
the President will take the Duke on
a personally conducted inspection OF
the new Franklin D. Roosevelt Lii
brary and a preview OF 80 w. P. A.
marine drawings which are to be
presented for special public ex-
hibit next week.
Consultation Expected.
Accompanying the Duke to Hyde
Park were Wing Comdr. Sir Louis
Greig, who has been plotting the
special plane on which the visitor
has made most of his Canadian
tour; A. j. Lowther. secretary; H.
j. Evans of Scotland Yard and H.
Charles Spruks of the Protocol Divi-
sion of the State Department.
While the informality of the
Dukes travels in the United States
has been stressed by White House
spokesmen, it is expected that there
will pe opportunity for serious con-
sultation between the President and
the British visitor on the plans and
progress of present wartime efforts
IN both countries.
There was not even a hint that
any sort of announcement might be
expected as a result of the visit. =
Yet the meeting did underscore
the extent to which British -Ameri-
can collaboration has developed in
the all-out effort to defeat -Nazi
Germany. And it gave the Presi-
dent an additional opportunity to
explore the British viewpoint on
the war and obtain further first
hand information on, the progress
of the conflict.
Arrives in Capital Tomorrow.
Tonight's meeting, incidentally, Is
not the first between these two, the
Duke and his wife, Marina, having
been guests of the President for tea
on one of Mr.. Roosevelt's vacation
cruises aboard the yacht Nourmahal
several years ago.
Tomorrow night the Duke and his
party will make the trip to WASH
(see KENT, Page A-SD
Evening star., 1941-08-24
National Power Co.
Ordered Dissolved
By Securities Unit
Subholdine Company
And Bond & Shore Told
To Comply Promptly
BY the Associated Press.


The Securities and Exchange
Commission yesterday ordered the
prompt dissolution" of National
Power g. Light Co.. subholding COM
pany in the Electric Bond g. Share
system
National Power heads a S473, ,000,-
600 system which controls nine pub
lie utility operating subsidiaries in
Alabama, North Carolina, Pennsyl-
vania, Texas, Tennessee, Virginia
and Florida
The commission said its action
was necessary to insure that the
structure of the parent holding
company system shall not be un-
duly or unnecessarily complicated
and that voting shall not be unfairly
or inequitably distributed among Sc
curity holders of the system"
No Time Limit Set.
No time limit was set for ter
minating the existence of National
Power, but that company and its
parent, Bond & Share, were ordered
to proceed with due diligence to
submit to this commission a plan
or plans for the prompt dissolution
of National"
The order was issued under a cor
porate simplification proceeding be-
gun on May 9. 1910, against the
entire Bond & Share system, which
has around s2,5Oo ,OoO, 900 of assets.
The nine public utilities sub
sidiaries of National Power are
Birmingham Electric Co., which
operates in Alabama Carolina
Power & Light Co., in North Caro-
lima; Edisor Illuminating Co., of
Easton; Lehigh Valley Transit Co.,
and Pennsylvania Power g. Light
Co., all operating in Pennsylvania; /;
Houston Lighting g. Power Co., in
Texas; Memphis Generating Co., in
Tennessee; Roanoke River Power
Co., In Virginia, and West Tennes-
see Gas Co., in Florida. National
Power also has 18 non-utility sub
sidiaries operating principally in
Pennsylvania.
S. E. C. Calls Hearing.
The s. E. C. also called a hearing
for September Is on an application
by National Power for approval of
plan under which its preferred
stock would be exchanged for COM
mon stock of Houston Lighting on
a basis of 17s shares of Houston
common fol each share of Ma
tional preferred.
P. B. Sawyer, National Power
president, said in a statement that
the proposed exchange along with
the commissions dissolution order
''paves the way for the submission
of further steps in liquidation" He
called attention to the company's
discussion of dissolution in it's last
Evening star., 1941-08-24
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Three months
after the Germans seized Crete,
deadly and stealthy warfare still is
being waged on that rugged Medi-
terranean island by lost legion
of Australians, New Zealanders and
Britons-men who didn't catch the
boats wien the British withdrew.
The story of their exploits,
vouched for by Maj. Gen. Sir Iven
Mackay, who recently left the Near
East to command the Australian
home army, is favorite topic Of
conversation among empire mill
tary men.
Some advocate that the r. A. F..
send an expedition to drop ammu-
milton and supplies to those lean,
hard men who refuse to call it quits
in Crete
In withdrawing from Crete, the
British left behind 12,970 men, many
of them unquestionably dead or
captured. An undetermined mum.
ber of others, however, eluded the
Nazis.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Grucie Fields Returns
From British Tour
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Gracie
Fields, English entertainer, returned
today on the Atlantic clipper from q
seven-veek singing tour of British
factories and army camps and an
nounced> she would start tour OF
the United States Thursday on be-
half Of the British War Relief So
ciety.
Arriving at La Guardia Seaplane
Base with nine other passengers
from Europe and A from Bermuda,
Miss Fields lauded English women
for doing a ''marvelous" job per-
forming the tasks OF men.
She will begin her tour at Nan.
tsicket, Mass.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
U. 5. and Japan
Must Close Gap,
Nomurd Says
Ambassador TuIks
Over Pacific
Problems With Hull
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura, the
japanese Ambassador, said after a
conference with Secretary of State
Hull yesterday that the gap between
conflicting American and japanese
policies in the Far East must be
bridged" and that he had "a very
strong conviction that 1t will be.
although 1 don't know just how"
The Ambassador told reporters
that the conference embodied a
frank and general discussion OF
problems in the Pacific, but that
no agreements were reached.
Armed Expansion Big Issue.
Principal cause of friction be-
tween the two nations is Japans
armed expansion southwark which
after occupation of French Indo-
China-now threatens Thailand, the
gateway to Singapore, Britain's
strategic naval base, and the rich
Dutch and British oil, tin and rub
Der producing territories behind it.
Other vital questions affecting
relations between Japan and the
United States include the invasion
of China: freezing of each others
assets, which has virtually ended
trade between the two countries;
impediments which the United
States says have been placed in
the way of Americans desiring to
leave Japan, and embargoes and
license control restrictions based on
oil and other major exports vitality
needed by Japan.
japanese spokesmen contend there
is a plot" by the United States,
Great Britain, China and the
Netherlands Indies to "encircle"
Japan.
Toxic Concerned.
Concern also has been expressed
in Toxic over shipment of Ameri-
can war supplies to Russia via
vladivostok on the ground that
such war materials might be used
against Japan.
The Ambassador, who called on
Secretary Hull on his own initia-
tive, said that they had talked
mot as diplomats but as human
beings" in an effort to find mu-
tually satisfactory solutions to
major differences.
Asked whether he felt that "the
gap between American and jap
anese policies" could be bridged
Admiral Nomura declared it would
be folly of the worst kind" to fail
to achieve a solution.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Four New Steel Plants
To Be Built for u. S.

Jesse Jones. Federal loan ad-
ministratcT, announced yesterday
the Defense Plant Corp. had entered
into contract with Republic Steel
Corp. for a S58,312 900 plant ex-
pansion to produce 1,572,00O tons of
pig iron year. Plants are to be
built at Cleveland, Youngstown and
Warren. Ohio, and Birmingham
Ala.
In addition, expanding mining
operations will be carried on at Port
Henry, N. Y, and at Birmingham.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
British Gunboot Sunk
At Tobruk Still Aids
In Defense of Port
b. the Associated Press.

bH tfle hSsOCldtcu FIcSS.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Aug.
23.-AXiS dive bombers sank the
British gunboat Ladybird on
May IL in Tobruk harbor. but
she's still part of the defense
of the beseiged city.
The vessel sank in shallow
water under a hail. of bombs.
leaving the captains sea cabin
and one gun above the surface.
That gun is kept supplied with
ammunition and every time the
Axis planes come over the
Ladybird sings the song of her
single gun.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
President Orders Navy to Seize
Keorny 'Shipyords 7 omorrow;
Union Pledges Cooperation
Roosevelt Statement
Cites Rejection of
Mediotors' Plun

BACKGROUND
Work on s493, 900 900 in defense
shipping, including t1Uo cruisers
and sir deStroyerS, in yards OF
the Federal Shipbuilding & Dry
dock Co. at Kearny, N. j., has
been at a standStill since the
C. I. o. Union OF Marine and
Shipbuilding Workers struck Au-
gust 7. A defense Mediation
Board recommendation iuclud-
ing maintenance OF union
membership clause iUdS accepted
By the union but rejected by
the company.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Haiti Buns Nozi ConsuIs

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti. Aug.
% P.-The Haitian government to-
night announced withdrawal Of all
privileges Of German consuls "for
internal and international reasons"
and also said Haiti was closing her
consulates in Germany and the Ger
rnan-occupied countries.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

(See ROOSEVELT, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1941-08-24

(See S. E. c., Page A-5D
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Weather Forecast

Considerable cloudiness and rather
warm today and tomorrow, with local
showers or thunder storms Tempera-
lures yesterday-Highest, 80; lowest, 66.
Full Details on Page Az.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

(See RUSSIANS, Page A-30
Evening star., 1941-08-24

(See NAVY, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1941-08-24

(See KENT, Page A-80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Alma s. Scores 80
Points in I'd, Wins

MT. PLEASANT. Feb. 5.-Tali.
ing a 1912 lead at half time. Cen
trail State Teachers appeared wei
on the way to stopping Alma
Colleges winning streak at i
straight Friday night. but the
Scots emerged with a 30-polnt
scoring spree in the second perioc
10 defeat the BcarcatS. 42-34. Bur
Howe and Kirby proved then
sharpshooting ability for Alma in
the second frame. connecting for
20 points. the former high with II
Smith took individual hOnors with
Is as he held Keith Carey MlAA ;
leading scorer. to 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

EAST LANSING. Feb. 5.-Ci-
making Michigan States six weeks
search for a line coach, Albert P.
Kawal, recently of Boston Univer-
sity, was named to the post today
by President Robert S. Shaw.
Kawals appointment is effective
Immediately At the present time
the former all-around athlete at
Northwestern University is in Bos-
ton preparing TO move his wife
and 4-yearold daughter to the
scene of his new duties. He will
report in time for Spring football
practice.
Final arrangements 10 bring
HAWAI- TO Michigan State in the
role Of the schools first regular
line coach were completed last
week in series of interviews. Tho
new coach was appointed at a
salary OF $1,000 per year His title
VIII be assistant professor of
physical education and assistant
football coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
STARRED IN BASKETBALL

HAWAI- also won three letters in
basketball and captained the
Northwestern cagers IN his senior
year. For three years he was
intramural boxing champion and
participated in intramural track
and wrestling.
In 1888 he was graduated from
Northwestern with a Bachelor OF
Science degree and in 1897 he re-
ceivcd his Master Of Education de-
gree from Boston University
His appointment gives Head
Coach Charley Bachman a we'll
rounded varsity staff. Besides
HAWAI-, there is Joe Holsinger,
backfield coach; Tom King, end
coach, and Gordon (Jake) Dahl
gren. assistant line coach. Since
coming to Michigan State in 1888,
Bachman has assumed the line
coach burden and now will en-
deavor to spend more of mis- time
in varied phases of the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Advance
In Squash

Hal Smith Jro University Club
defeated Stan Burton. D. a. c.
9-15. 1914, 1873, 14-15, 1873, &c
move into the second round of the
state Class A squash racquet sin.
giles tournament that opened last
night at the University Club
John King. University Club
downed Milton Bielfield. Y NJ {
A.. 1918, 1912. 15--6. His. 15-1i
and James Spencer d. A. c. beat
Don Mcneil. University Club
1912. 81 and 81.
In first round matches today
Jerome Taylor, u. G.. plays Ma
rion kellogg. .. A. G.; Dale
Hodges Y. NJ. C. a. faces Johr
Pottle, L. c.. and Herb Rich. L. c.
meets Walter Key. y. NJ. c. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
BUKoWSKI HITS 600

IN the -GeeheLSehHAdt mat b
Chester BukowSki, who is too
close 10 Norris and Crimmins for
their = oWn- comfort didn't lose
much ground when he combined
for 609. 81
Fred Breckle spanked +. e. B.,
as il maintained its one game lead
over Norton for the top IN tipping
?42-211-212 for 665 healthy
figure for a guy who recently
stepped out OF a sick bed +. & 3 +,
StIff- willing 10 wager 500 II VII
be ahead of Stroh al the wire.
shot 2Sl3 to Nernor's 2770 tol
two UP.
Norton clipped Paris for two
games. as predicted, with 2764 10
263s, -Chene- TrombiY- crash q
through with the fourth highest
game of the season as IL clustered
1907 969-111S for 1904 To sweep
Pepsi-Cola, which showed only
279S. Mike Tesla did the honors
with 23s-253 in 6S4 helped with
Joe Paulus GA and Joe Green 5
612.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
TRY HELMETS

Larry MacPhail, general man.
ager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. an
nounced that the F'fatbush boys
would wear helmets. Use of the
headgear remained optional with
other teams.
The league formally adopted a
154-game schedule. Opening day
is April Is with final games Sep
TENDER 2S. Provision for an off
day July was made for the an
nual All-Star game at Detroit.
Opening day games are; Boston
at Philadelphia, New York at
Brooklyn. St. Louis at Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh al Chicago April
Is. Later openings. April Is, are
Brooklyn at Boston Cincinnati at
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at New
York and Chicago at St. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
TWIN TRIUMPH

Archie Jankowski's 627 was
mainly responsible for Detroi'
Gasket's twin triumph over Min
eralites. which thought it was 60
ing 10 win three. Gasket hit 2S39
to Attnerafftes 22779f. Charley HC-
tarski gathered his seventh con-
secutive 600 series with 606.
Krakow took Twentieth Cen
fury over the hurdles for three
with 290l 10 2S22. Capt Dick
Krakow led the way with ga, ice
Scribner had a 255 finish in 623
and Bill Littman came up with
609 for the losers. AL Porath'S GIL
went for naught as Coca-Cola
dropped pair To Walbys, al
though outscorlng the latter, 2193
TO 2704.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

BOWLING SCHOOL @ instructor. 40. oGos.
s,rsihmoor Recreation. sobooiorsit ct Grand River.
opsn alleys 10 a. m 10 8 o. N. u o. m. to a. m.
CHENe. IROMBlY s,so sstst ,,-,., ~ CO.'S ss.:
Mach Tor our $50" Handiolp Tournament.
FIRST Place In ream tNent 6uatanfed N2uO-
nCupV 1875 WHITTIER Al KELLY ROAD.
UENOI AR gi40
Frse INSTRUCTIONS daily. y alIeys. AR eondi-
toned Cocktail Bar Jaes Miner Al the ofoan.
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sunday. - alleys. Chsi Siesy, lnsuse'o''
DETROIT TURNER'S opsn so@iias friday
op,a bouiine 10 public. Mon. thfoush fI. to
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opsn Essry oas UruI hidniahi MA siss.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
League
Owners AssaiI
Lands Rule
International News servIcs Wire

International News Service Wire
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Baseball's
new rule affecting optioning and
drafting of minor league players
was assailed today by owners OF
National League clubs, who APP
pointed a three-man committee to
protest the .edict of Judge Ken
nesaw Mountain Lands.
Commissioner Lands decree,
issued last week, stiplates that a
player eligible for the baseball
draft and brought TO a major
League club cannot returned to
the minors on option until other
clubs in the league have waived
him.
The National League naagnate5
pointed out that the Lands pro-
vision virtually would stop the big
league teams from sending rockies
back to the minors for more eX-
porlenCe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Crimlm!lins Gains
As Pins in Race
With Norris
STANDINGS
Nv HAROLD KAHL


man for Louie BurT's Goehel team
turned the tables on Capt. Joe
Norris Of Stroh IN their battle Tor
first place IN the individual aver
are race Of the Detroit Times All
Star Classic al Mort Lowe 5 Rec
reauon last night
IrTnIHlTuS. a victim OF n7uCn un-
worthy criticism despite the lacl
he's ono OF the best kcClerS in The
country. picked up IS pins on MI
RS when nc rolled 2i4-22l in COL
as Goebel tripped Schmidt FOR two
games with 2905 10 2744. Gocbtl
broke into a three-way tic for
sixth place as 4 result. Norris
average today is 20f. CrImmms,
POS =.
Norris continued his bU0 har-
race with 2l2-20o in COS as Stsuh
duplicated Goebels feat over Rs
don m shooting 1850 10 rs.
Naiiy ReppeutaEen was hIEh ior
Stroh with e2S. followed by Fred
Wolf with 635. Howard Curtin, n
grand guy who had some of the
sharpshooterS worried al the out
set Of the season with his remark
able spilhng, anchored Rlsdon
with 626.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Out i'm Gold
Leaves Texas Tech
With III Open Dote
International New, ssr,,c. Wiz,

z LUBBOCK. Tex. Feb. 5.-Texas
Tech had an unexpected. if not
completely unforeseen. open date
on its lq4l football schedule today
". l.. Stangcl. chairman of the
Tech Athletic Council. said he had
been notified that DuqucSne had
Cancelled lis game with the Rec
Raiders Al Pittsburgh. September
= in order 10 play Niagara Uni
yersl'N instead
4 few weeks ago Tech wanted
10 cancel the game in order tC
book one with Baylor. Tech now
has no opponent on that date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
SIX YEARS AT BOSTON

HAWAI- is 81 years old and has
spent the last six years since his
graduation from Northwestern as
varsity line coach at Boston u.
under Pat Hanley. The new APP
pointee also was freshman basket
ball coach AT the university and
associate director of the Boston Y.
NJ C. A. boys camp for three years.
A sturdy built Lithuanian, ) feet
III inches and 80 pounds. KAYAK
is a native of Cicero. III. In high
school. he participated in football,
basketball. track. baseball boxing
and wrestling, captaininC the grid
and cage teams in his senior year
and winning wide recognition on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Fiqht Results
By InternationaI News Seryic

BY International News service
AT New NarkINusssl Galdstein, 1874.
New York. derisioned Prank Britt. 1871,
Fan River. Mass -. Tommy Roman.
III, Bayonne. y. j.. drew with Able
kaufman. 1879. Philadelphia. 49, Johnny
flores. 1871 Houston. TeN.. scored tech
ntrai knockout over Walter franklin. 15s,
New York ID
At Jersey CITY. y. J.-Chaiky Wright.
lZs. Baltimore, van technical knockout
over Norman Red Rain, 1855. Fhiadel-
phia 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Detroit Tech Five
To Play Childgodns

Detroit Tech will meet Armour
Tech of Chicago in IT'S only basket
ball game this week on Saturday
night starting al $40 O'Clock. Tech
has won seven out of eight starts
this wear.