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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Private Enterprise

From the Michigan Bell
Telephone crows in the behalf
OF the Bell System for great
lob done at the San Francisco
conference.
Operators were furnished 10
handle calls in five foreign Ian
ruages and a new overseas tele-
phone circuit was installed be-
tween San Francisco and ST.
IBERIA. II goes overseas by
radio-telephone and thence TO
Moscow by land.
Direct lines have also been
installed connecting the con.
ference with four OF the maior
hotels.
The conference number is In
ternationsl $500
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
II Pays 70 Save

In the East where the laws
apparently permit II, bank saw
ings accounts often lie DOR
mant for years and there's con-
siderable rivalry over the old
est account.
The Middletown tConnO Saw.
ings Bank has an account where
Sl8 was deposited IN 1874. In
terest paid over the years has
brought the total 10 81 5o5.5o.
The New Hampshire Savings
Bank OF Concord has a s. de-
posit, dated 164l, now worth
S4s3l3.
And the staid old Bank Of
Savings in New York has an
account in which SO was de-
posted in 1912 and another 50
in 1890 II is now worth exactly
So. e99.99,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Who S Embarrassed

The visit here Of three lads
who helped raise the flag on
Two lima was marked BY many
interesting Incidents but OBJ
servers got the biggest kick out
OF meeting with Mayor Jeffrles.
The boy named Hayes, full
blooded Indian who. next 10
killing Japs. gets his greatest
enjoyment out Of big city night
life. The day he net the mayer
he was suffering from tack OF
sleep, and just as he was being
introduced ne broke into a
broad yawn.
"Sorry. sir" said Hayes OBJ
viously embarrassed al having
yawned right in hizzoner ; face.
That's all right. fellow" !"
said Jefiries with grin. ~
lot oi people around here have
wanted 20 do that for years but
didn't have the nerve"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Merit Cited
Clayton & Lambert Unit
Awarded e Flag

Employees Of the Clayton a
L am b vert Manufacturing Co.'S
Ashland tKyJ plant, manufac-
turing 10 nailiimeter drawn steel
cartridge cases for the navy, have
been awarded the aFnly-navy e.
flag for outstanding production
OF war materials"
Capt. James II. Ward. chief Of
the ammunition section, bureau Of
Ordnance. United States Navy
Department, made the presenta-
ton in-the name of James Fors
restal. secretary Of the navy.
Charles r. Lambert, company
president, accepted for the com.
pany and its Ashland employees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
otIRoII SUNDAY TINES e
Wheat Advance
Pared at Close
All Other Grains
Join in Uptutn

CHICAGO. May -26-l -lNS4-
Grains generally were higher to-
day in fairly active dealings.
Wheat moved up AS much as
2 &C before meeting with realizing.
Last prices we're lc 10 latc up.
July finished lc up At $685.
after ruling 14c up at Sl67
earlier.
Rye closed &c 10 lac higher,
corn, lac 20 &c up; oats, Ssc 10
-Ihc higher, and barley. lac to
PIC higher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Profits Ease
Eureka Vacuum Earns
$I9I,676 in 2 Months

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co
reports net profit for the nine
months ended April 30, 1945. sub
ject TO year-end adjustments, Of
Si9i .676, equal TO 70 cents per
share, as compared with S2l5, 7S4,
or 90 cents a share, for the similar
period in 1874
:, The net in both periods is sab-
ject TO renegotiation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Wysor TO Germany

NEW YORK, May 26-R- j
WISER, who recently resigned as
president Of the Republic Steel
Corp, will 90 to Germany and
other countries in Europe to
supervise the steel industry under
Gen Eisenhower. the Dow Jones
agency revealed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Hold Election
Detroit c al Bureeu U
Names As Officers

The Detroit Coat Bureau, az its
recent annual election, named the
following officers for the ensuing
year:
j. A. Mcintosh OF the Mcintosh
Coal Co. president; Victor IioSie
iof the McFadden Coat TO, vice
president. and S w. Huff Jr. of
Buchanan e. Huff, secretary and
treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Sound Policy Needed
In Return to Peace
Full Employment Held Possible
THROUGH Aid TO Private Business
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
national S,vs serries EeSRs#sls eem'aepts'

While the politicians and theorists talk gby about the coming
full the mechanics OF present laws and tenden
may tend 10 operate in the opposite direction.
Certainly Washington. D. c, should
public policies whether they promote
tard the material webeing Of the people
II a audit made would defate the politicians
For though they would find That they obstruc material
by meddlesome policies and nterfeence they would
also discover that nonpoca sourehe creative mind Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
New Detroit Firm

The new Detroit firm Of Kaiser
Brown Co, announced Saturday
that il had leased the second and
third floors OF the building al
2630 Eighteenth. This area, over
$4,000 square feet. will be used
in manufacturing advertising dis
PLAYS by screen process methods.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Two Payments Voted
BYMontgomeVWd

CHICAGO, May 26 Mont
gomery Ward and Co has declared
regular quarterly dividends of
Sl75 on Class a stock. payable
July ? 10 stock OF record June s.
and 80 cents on common, payable
July 16 10 holders of record June s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

with Japan VA
be discussed 81
a special meet
ing of indus
trial executives
and account
ants here on
Monday June
4.
The occasion
will be a war
time account
ing conference
Of the Michi-
igan ASSocia-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Livestock M arket
CHICAGo

CHICAGO
CHICAGO May 2s- ms -HOGS-l, ,ToO'
,i.saY Toe sl4Ts bulk, &l47o heavy.
si4 65@i4T5, medium, S4,75. nsht.
si4.T5 light hrhts sls. Soal4 IS; paekins
rETTIE-sti ussdy. cafves-ioo; steady.
psfr- ErFgFr- cngTcy. Steur eo- mvcfuru7 ~
aie; y.srlings. si<el7. so; butchers, hsitsrs
ft7s calves. sioeis,5o feeders. SIG
ID s,oek.r, steers. silGie.7o. cows and
esHyyp9s 900. steady. Lambs. sis.2b@
I62s common, SI54Is, yearlingt tls@lo;
yves xTas.so. feeders. sii 3oaiS75.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
General Electric Co.
To Pay 40t Dividend

NEW YRK. May 26-General
Electric Co. has declared a divi-
dend OF 40 cents. payable July 25
70 stock Of record June %. The
previous payment was the same
amount April 25. prior TO which
IS cents was paid quarterly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Accountants
To Meet Here
Parley Will Convene
Monday at StatIer

Tax war contract accounting
and other problems faced by busi-
ness and government now and IN
+he-peried- of economic feadjtist-
ment following close of the war
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Let's Again Heads
Drop Forge Group

Charles Z. '.etts, president Of
Let's Drop Forge. Inc. has been
reelected president OF the Drop
Forging Association for a one year
term.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK MAY 2e-saies on The New
York stock Exchange today totaled 100 600
shares
Hr board sales throuEhou, the day,
Open % ~ 90 400 600 shGreX
90 10 close 4io 900 shares
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
c. NJ Hall Lamp Co.
Declares Dividend

c. NJ. Hall Lamp Co. announces
a dividend of Is cents on common,
payable June Is to holders OF
record June 6, The same amount
was paid April H. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
piTISsuRGH

p!rTsauRcR' May 2sIiEst t-cATrLE-.
200 steady steers choice 20 rood, SIG y
-aITTB medium TO fooeH, H3lA oo11e 80,
common 70 medium. ti3 5oels helsfs
rood 10 choice, Sl4 5ogl5; medium 70 gooe
xl2aIA SO, common to medium. slo@lz
Cawr, rood % choice, si3oo9le' common
to medium sea-
HOGS-None
SHEEP-Eone.
CALVES-NCne
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO May IS GINS --caih grain close
WHEAT-None L.
cORN-No ? yellow 81 1924; sample Eraes
yellow. 81 io7@f.l14Aa sample GRADE white.
NosA4Ts31go l mixed. sse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Capital City Products
Sets Dividend at 25c

Capital City Products Co. has
declared dividend of 25 cents ON
common, payable June II to stock
of record June 4. The same
amount was paid in the previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
HITS GLIB TALkERS

Not the glib takers, but the
process engineers spread the po-
tentials for material wellbeing.
Living standards rise in re-
sponse 10 heightened produc-
iiVity, which in turn reflects
better tools and the increased
use of mechanical energy to
supplement the muscles of the
human workers.
As we go through this transit
tional- period Of halt war and
half peace and into the postwar
period, following V-J-Dsyr it
Will be necessary TO count on
good wiii and the spirit Of har-
mony of all producing groups in
making difficult adjustments.
Unquestionably. the stresses
and strains Of the war period
have accumulated some griev-
ances and pent up feelings.
Thus, there VIII be material
for troublemakers 10 work with.
In the circumstances, rash
talk of ShoWdowns between cap
ital and labor. after the pro-
longed no strike effort. will be
dangerous.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Kalamazoo Stove
Votes Zoe on Common

The Kalamazoo Stove & Fur.
mace Co. has declared a dividend
of 20 cents on common. payable
Aug. ! TO stock of record July 16.
A similar amount was paid May !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
MINNIpEG GRAIN

wis.1pEC May 2s Gss l--Rye. closes
a, 10 81, cents higher today. May. 81 .ss@
bld July 81 s7l5 October. si.+4ha i.<<A
December 81 3pts, sold
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Earnings

Earnings
HOUSTON LIGHTING a PowEE co.
April gross Si7os.7oi 8i,sel 600
Net income k2e7,sO6 t1eo,f2A
Net income S9.i1t 2o5 t7.e77ell
Common share earning to.2s s<,te
CONSOLIDATED CIoAn CoRp.
Quarterly ended March si-
Net profit tSo3.o2s sS3t.s6f
Common lhAIe earning e2c eee
WHITE sLwING MACHINE CokP.
- months ending March ~
Net profit S474.s70 e57e,4t3
Common share earning 74c 3ic
March quarterly
Net profit Sl92 S02 t9B, ,0e3
Common share earning 40c l2o
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

working in the realm OF science,
invention and engineering are
responsible for the main lifts in
living standards. .---.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Detroit Stocks

SAIfft INtIlIIHE OLI IVIhf NtAJ tIIaIVt
Dividend, In IN. foregoing table are IN
amounts paid or payable 80 Tar this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Dave ApolIon
At Lee n Eddie S

DAVE APOLLON, the popular
Russian entertainer and his Eli
pIno boys. and the madcap Murtah
Sisters. whose unique brand Of
mirtb and melody is much in
evidence on radio. stage and
screen, viii remain over for a
second week by popular demand,
starting Frtca>1 as the hcadiincrs
of the huge ecN-Hoor show at
lee N Eddies Supper Club
They viii be Joined at that time
hy the noted trumpet star, Clyde
NCCoy and hlS Sugar Blues
orchestra Roy Tracy, who has
acquired Tremendous local fol-
loving asa master of ceremonies,
head, the current supporting
lineup which Includes Dixie
Roberts, talented tap star, and
The attractive Dorothy Dorbin
ff7rnerrS- ,ffttr- ttr -fattrf- group wifi
also hold over intact all next
week. Buddy Franklin and his
orchestra end their current en-
gagcment. Thursday.
organ melodies by Tom Mont
gomerV are an interlude feature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Bowery Show
Is Held Over

THE CURRENT Bowrry revue
is being held over for the second
week by popular demand Head
lining the show is the inimilablo
Queen of Magic. Dell ODcll with
over 200 tricks and feats of magic
Her amazing sietght-of hand per
formanccs deceive and delight
onlookerS of any age Also staying
in the BoWcry spotlight for am
other week are the singing De
Castro Sisters. lovely Latin Amcrl-
can stars. Their delightful accents
add a piquant charm TO the latest
hit tunes.
Newcomers are Andre and Del
phine. ballroom dancers, while
others held over are iugglcr
Charles Carer. master of cerc-
monies frankie RTTp, the Fat
Walsh Victory girlSJ and the
Jumpin' JiverS. It's Sen Young $
music for background and dancing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Ex-Road-Hog

PHILLIP TERRY -cumentlyap.
pcaring n 'To Each His own, y
once earned "a living as a truck
driver.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Mickey's Show Bar

TIGER AND ATLAS, outstand-
ing for their versatility head the
new variety floor show al Mickey S
Show Bar. this week. They excel
IN adagio. dancing and vocal
routncS. Tiger doubles as master
of ceremonies. Prominent in the
supporting lineup are the blues
singing favoritc, Billie Richmond,
who is in the farewell week of a
wonth-loug engagement; Patti
joyce. the popular and talented
exotic. second week by popular
tli-.ff,t+f4tll -s.44-t= A-'&44a attractive
swing singer. and others. Lew
Edwards and his orchestra are the
music makers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Pedestrian Chore

RAY MILLAND actually
trudged $50 blocks during the
filming of the unforgettahlc long
walk sequences IN The Lest
Weekend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
She S Decoratinq

DIANA LYNN, star OF Our
Hearts Were Growing Up is hav-
ing her studio dressing room re-
decorated i'm red and white.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Draws Ladd

ONE OF the priced fan tributes
received by Alan Ladd, star OF
isfatfrr tfrr ff33ttttft + q ttttrrrr-
done in Scratchboard technique
by Marie Willis, Chicago art
student
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
TWO NOVELTIES

Two novelties of 'N. evening
were Lfatott> akikmora nhteh
j. similar 20 Duh8- SorcCICr +,
Apprentice ' both M program and
in orchestral treatment and The
RUSSIAN Dance and olt-kCy Polka
from Shostakolch ballet The
Golden Age
The first half Of the program
came 10 a close with a spirited
reading of the poioyl~lan Dances
from BorodinS Prince Igor
Altogether is was "a Very me-
lodic evening, accompanied by
cool brcclcs and starlight
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20

"The war would have been
over in two weeks without the
Russians coming in and without
the atomic bomb" Lemay said
at a news conference called to
discuss the flight which he and
two other generals made from
Japan to Washington yesterday
in three Superfortresses.
The three planes, scheduled to
make a nonstop hop to the cap
ital. were forced down short Of
their goal at Chicago.
Asked whether Japan could
have been beaten solely by air
power, the three generals at the
conference table - Lemay, 1t.
Gen. Barney M. Giles, and Brig
Gen. Emmett ODonnell - said
almost in unison, That is what
we did
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
Third Fleet
.FlOtilla
Starts Home

TOKYO, Sept. 20 - (P) -
Seventeen ships of Admiral Hal
sey's fighting Third Fleet steam
ed for home today carrying sew
eral thousand Navy men due
for discharge - while General
MacArthur's headquarters dis
closed that Army occupation
forces will increase to 100000
before the predicted slash to
100000 takes place.
There are approximately $780,
900 American soldiers in Japan.
State Department expressions
of surprise and concern at Mac
Arthur's prediction of three days
ago on the size of the occupation
forces drew another terse mo
comment" from Macarthur him.
self today. His staff officers
pointed out, however, that his
announcement of future reduc-
tions had clearly specified a
probable force Of 100000 six
See FLEET-Page IL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
Woman, Child
Catch Hands
in Wringers

UTICA-A four-year-old boy
and Utica woman this week
were separately victims of I'M
usual and painful accidents,
when each was injured when
caught in washing machine
wringers in their homes.
They are: Reed Bannow, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ban
now, and Mrs. John Siemen.
Neither received injuries of
permanent nature.
The Bannow child was hurt
at his home on st. John street,
Monday. Mrs. Bannow had been
doing the family washing in the
basement and had gone TO the
yard to hang out the clothes.
Reed went TO the basement
in her absence and proceeded TO
See INJURED-Page IL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
.JeWeler Slain
by Girl Friend

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 90
R)-Police Chief William F,
Taylor said Raymond L. Wilson,
SIS. prominent jeweler, was shot
and killed early today in his
apartment over his main street
shop and that Zelda Mae Graves,
26, surrendered to police i'm
mediately, saying Wilson was
shot in a struggle for a gun.
Taylor said Miss Graves had
been keeping company with Will
son for about two years. He
quoted her as saying she got
the gun from night stand after
the two began quarrelling and
that Wilson started after the
gun.
Miss Graves was sent to Jail.
No charge was placed against her
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
Recover NaZi
Files on Grim
Jewish Riots
By DANIEL DE LUCE

BERLIN, Sept. 2O-(R-The
big shot Nazis' own story Of their
Jewish pogrom in 1898 - told
with scientific objectivitiy n
signed letters and reports-has
been recovered from the secret
files of the Third Reich here.
These include official orders
for the pogrom sent in advance
to police and Nazi party forma-
tionS.
1t includes the Gestapo's own
summary of the crimes commit
ted against the Jews.
1t is climaxed by secret judg-
ments handed down by the Nazi
supreme party court in q hand
full of cases involving Germans'
murder and rape of Jews.
BY order of Reichmarshal Her.
mann Goering. the cases were
never brought to public trial.
LIST 'PUNISHNlENTS'
The most severe punishment
melted out by this Nazi court, sit
ting in Munich, was to deprive
33-year-old Heinrich Frey Of
party membership for having
assaulted Ruth Kalter. 13-year-
old Jewish student, at Rhein-
hansen.
This. the court held, was IN
infraction of the racial purity
law.
See. POGROM-Page u
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
Hand
w as Quicker
Than the Eye

A Mount Clemens housewife
lost 500 in cash yesterday af-
ternoon to woman described
as a gypsy who gained access to
her home under the guise of ask
ing for a match.
The flim-flam worked so
quickly that Lucille johnson, of
118 Euclid, Mount Clemens, did
not realize the money was miss
ing until the mysterious woman
had disappeared.
Mrs. Johnson told city police
that she was ironing in her
kitchen when lady about 80
years of age, dark and rather
suspicious looking, raped at her
front door. The alleged gypsy
walked through the house into
the kitchen, the housewife said,
and asked her for match.
AS she reached for a match
she felt something brush her
shoulder she told police but did
not think anything of it at the
time. The woman was given the
match and left Immediately.
When the woman had disap-
peared Mrs. Johnson felt for the
money which was in her apron
pocket and discovered that it
was gone. II consisted of three
20 dollar bills and four tens.
The gypsy was carrying a
black bag and was about five
feet three inches tall Police
Chief Arthur /. Rosso warned
housewives TO be on the alert
for her should she attempt to
borrow more matches.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
GUESTS FLEE BLAZING HOTEL
Initial Unit
Will Employ
$50 Workers
PIon Eventuol
Removed of Entire
Operation from Detroit

Near-future construction on
the first unit of its proposed
Mount Clemens manufacturing
plant was assured today by
ElectromaSter, Inc, of Detroit,
well known makers of electric
ranges, electric water heaters
and electric tea kettles.
The unit, embracing $4,000
square feet of floor space, will
provide employment for approx
imately $50 men and will be To-
Gated on the 23-acre site recent
ly purchased here, r. B. Mar
shall, president of the long es-
tablished company said. Electro
master recently took title to
three parcels of property form
ing a wedge-shaped acreage ly-
ing north of Hubbard avenue,
and extending to Lafayette
street as well as to the Grand
Trunk Railroad tracks on the
east and projecting westward
toward North Wilson avenue.
START IN FEW WEEKS
The immediate program Of
the company, as outlined by
Marshall, calls for erection of
the center section of the new
building with actual construc-
ton to begin within the next
few weeks; probably during the
month of October. 1t is believed
that the unit will be ready for
occupancy early in 1916. Final
and assembly of the
firms products will be accom-
plished in the new Mount Glenn
ems unit with the prospect that,
eventually, the company's COM
will be transferred from the De-
troit river front to this city.
PRODUCTION
The decision to transfer but
portion of the production at one
time, and thus maintaining GER
tain operations in Detroit, was
See FACTORY-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
Reveal Brutal
Belsen Guards
Had Ample Food

LUXEMBOURG, Germany, Sept.
20-(P-A British officer test
flied at the murder trial of Jo-
seph Kramer and "a SIS guards
today that he found a well-sup-
piled German military food store
less than two miles from the
Belsen concentration camp.
Maj. Adolphus Leonard Ber-
ney, who took charge of the ad-
ministration Of the horror camp
after its liberation April Is, was
the witness. He said the food
store contained 100 tons of can
ned meat, 80 tons of sugar, more
than 20 tons of powdered milk,
wheat stocks and bread. none
of which was issu-u % the camp.
Motion pictures showing con-
uitions of starvation at Belsen
'yere scheduled TO be exhibited
in the courtroom.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
Cabbies FACE
Murder Charge
PIeod Innocent
in Veterans Deoth

Two Mount Clemens cab driv-
erS, charged with murder in
the death Monday of a wounded
ex-soldier, today were held in
the Macomb County Jail with
out bond pending examination
Sept. %, before Justice of the
Peace Frank E. Jeanette. Both
pleaded not guilty when ar
raigned on Wednesday.
The accused men, James Pres
son, Is, and Matthews E. Greg
DRY, "a, were charged with sec
ond degree murder in warrants
recommended Wednesday by
Prosecutor Wilbur F. Held who
said that Gregory had admitted
slashing the victim, Walter G.
Wellhausen, 33 years old, with
a pocket knife, while Presson
struck him in the face with his
fist. Both men were employed
by the Matthews Taxi company.
The ex-soldier was fatally in
jured early Monday evening
when, Police Chief Arthur l.
Rosso said, they were refused
drinks at the Little Tavern, AZ
Broadway, and became abusive
with customers. Wellhausen, &C.
cording to officers, stepped out
side the door of the bar and
was Immediately set upon by
the accused cab drivers. He was
dead on admission to ST. JOS
eph's hospital.
Coroner Howard v. Groes-
beck, Jr., attributed the ex.
soldiers death to a cerebral
hemorrhage following an autop-
sy performed by DR.. Philip T.
Mulligan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
Electromaster Plant Construction To Start S0or
But 10 Points
Needed Oct. |;
50 by Nov. 1
Nay Abandon Whole
Point System by
Winter, General Soys

WASHINGTON, Sept 20-R
George c. Marshall told
Congress today the Army will
abandon its point system for
discharges by late winter and
all men with two years service
will be released then.
At the same time, the Army
chief or staff advised a joint
Senate-House session that tn,
present discharge score of 80
points - based on credit for
service, combat and dependency
will be lowered to 20 by Oct.
/. Another cut to so points will
be made Nov. /.
General Douglas Macarthur,
Army chief in the Pacific, advis-
ed the War Department yester.
day that occupation force needs
in Japan and Korea could be met
with 100000 soldiers plus ono
Marine division, Marshall dis
NlOSSu. No(Altllu previously
had made a similar announce
ment in Tokyo.
CLARIFIES PLAN
Marshall made it plain that
more than 100000 troops will
be required in the Pacific as Z
whole, however. He said the
200, 900 figure applied only to
Japan and Korea and that troops
also were required for Alaska,
the Aleutians, Hawaii, Tormosa,
and possibly in China.
Congress, he said, apparently
was disturbed" by an earlier es-
innate that the Army would
number 100000 on July / next
and that this would include 600.
600 for occupation in the Pacific
and 100000 in Europe. The gen.
eral said these figures were es-
See DISCHARGES-Page 3