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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
How Troops
4 Or,ie Home

The following q. s. army
troops, en- route from the Euro
pean theater TO The Pacific, are
scheduled to reach the United
States soon:
NINTH ARMY HQ on the
high seas first elements expected
TO reach rnc tnttet4i States next
Weekend
TWENTIETH ARMORED DI-
VISION: On the high seas. eN-
pected 10 start arriving IN the
United States the middle of next
week
2STH INFANTRY DIVISION;
On high seas. expected TO reach
port about Aug. g
BOTH INFANTRY DIVISION: /:
En- route to Southampton where
viii leave for New York aboard
the Queen Mary.
35TH INFANTRY DIVISION /:
Processing at Camp Norfolk,
Reims assembly area; expected to
so to lie Havre late this week.
45TH INFANTRY DIVISION;
Processing at Camp St Louis,
ReimS, scheduled TO go to lie
itatfe about Aug. 10.
THIRTEENTH AIR b r y r.
DIVISION: Processing at Camp
Pittsburgh, RclmS, for August
shipment.
Advance parties Of all these
divisions except the Thirteenth
are on the high seas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Big 3.Pdr|ey
End

POTSDAM, July 30 QNSl -
Reports from the Big Three con-
ference in Potsdam indicated to-
day that the momentuouS meeting
may end either tomorrow or
Wednesday.
Although no detailed informs-
ton was available on what stages
had been reached in the talks be-
tween President Truman. Prime
Minister Attlee and Premier Sta
lin, an official announcement said
that satisfactory progress had
been achieved
Mr.. Truman is expected To fly
to an unnamed European port as
soon as the conference winds up.
There ne will board the Cruiser
USS Augusta and return directly
to Washington by sea. This would
| rule out the visit which British
quarters said the President was
expected TO make to London.
MEETS TRUMAN. STAIN
Attlee conferred with Mr.. TrI-
ma and Stain for the first time
Yesterday as Winston Churchill's
successor. The session marked re-
sumption of the talks interrupted
when British leaders returned TO
London for results OF the general
election.
II seemed probable that the re-
| turn 10 the conference of MIR.
Attlee and the new British foreign
secretary Ernest Bevin, would oe
the signal for the final windup Of
discussions and drafting Of the
official proclamation detailing the
work accomplished
WAR ON JAPAN
Considerable speculation contin-
ued over the meetings. relation
ship TO the far eastern war.
(CBS Correspondent Edward
X. Murrow said In n broadcast
from London that zone OF the
principal negOtiators has stated
that his country will 20 10 war
with Japan-and soon.")
/ 1t was from PotSdam that the
Americana -British-ChineSe Surren-
der ultimatum TO the japanese
was issued. the JapS. reportedly.
/ have announced that they viii
1 ignore the ultimatum.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Find 10000 Bodies
I'm One SiIeSian Grave

LONDON. July 30 CINS) The
Lublin radio, as reported by Reu-
terS. said today that mass
grave containing the bodies Of
10000 Allied prisoners of war had
been discovered in the Niedmodlin
tF0lkcnburg) district Of Silesia
Most of the victims were said TO
have been Russian.
The grueSome find. in a ditch
two yards deep and two Yards
wide. was made by a Russo
Polish commission, the broadcast
safd Lublin radio added:
Medical evidence showed
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Ann Arbor Bad Boy
Taken in Stolen Car

Washtenaw County's bad boy"
Frank Wilkinson. IS, OF lao
Luella. Ann Arbor. was returned
TO the county detention home to-
day by Sheriff's officers after his
arrest yesterday in Wayne County
while driving a stolen car.
Wilkinson was held for Wash
tenaw authorities in the Detroit
Juvenile Home over the week-end
He escaped from Ann Arbor po-
lice Friday by leaping through a
window OF the University OF
Michigan Child Guidance lnSti-
tute where ne was TO have un-
dergone a mental examination.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Sd Routs laps
From Last Road

NORTHERN LUZON, July 30
CUP)-The japanese today lost
control of the last road they held
in northern Luzon. when Red Ar
row troops squeezed 1900 Of
them into a narrow pocket.
The 32d Division driving north
from Baguio on Highway IL, made
juncture with Philippine army
forces $500 yards southeast of
Cambang village in an 5000 foot
altitude in the Cordillera noun
tains. The 32d encountered scat
tered resistance and many road
demolitions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Laval LEAVING Spain

LONDON. July 80 (INS)-A
dispatch from Madrid re-
ported today that Pierre Laval.
Vichy premier Of France. was
leaving Spain by plane today but
the report did not reveal his deS-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Unidentified Man
Is Killed by Auto

A man killed when struck by
an automobile at Van Dyke and
Lyforc early yesterday remains
unidentified today
Leonard Warneck. "a. 6525 Con-
ME. held by police. said he didn't
see the victim until he had
struck him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Jimmy Walker Takes
Hospital Treatment

HOLLYWOOD, July 30 (UP)-
jimmy Walker 81. former mayor
OF New York. is spending part OF
a months stay here in the Cedars
OF Lebanon Hospital, attendants
said today. He is being treated
for "a minor stomach ailmcnt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
NO ToTALITARIANISM

The totalitarian state, whether
il be Communist or NaZi, Is repug-
nant 10 the labor party and its
government
The significance Of the recent
general election is tnaJ Britain is
determined 10 justify democracy
in its full sense so that the will
of the common man shall prevail
and every vestige of feuualism and
privilege shall be destroyed.
We stand firmly upon the
peoples will. Our people are
sensible. strong, reasonable and
responsible. We shall never wit
ness in Britain the use of force to
achieve political aims
No gestapo or OGPU RUSSIAN
secret puiicct viii ever take root
m Great Britain. Our motto IS
Freedom and Democracy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
T., ARTHUR GREENWOOD
Lord Privy Seal
Ntut,n l,eusi,,h international News special >'rh
lWuud turArght and Al Rights Reserved

LONDON July 80 lINSl-The labor government Of
Great Britain has object That is TO throw all its
weight into the hnai stages Of the against Japan.
I'm of year speaking for the Labor party IN
Parliament said that government successful the
general election Labor party would support IT in every effort
swift AMI final victory by the Allies IN The Far East
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

A,,z-lcW prime minister and
foreign secretary already have
reached Potsdam There they VIII
Currtr4e IN the spirit Of co-opera-
ton and goodwill, the discussions
which already have gone some
vay 20 secure an understanding
brwran Britain and the United
States and Russia
cur policy i> one of friendship
ufb am peoples but especially
e.tU our great Allies on whose
close cooperation the future
---- I44---AAAr.a dcnendS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Greenwood Tells Labor's Goal:
Closer World Tie
To a. =. Sought

EDITORS NOTE-Br'oas pcr Labor gorewmont rH SEE,
'sst,r c,ss cooperation h fhr Htcd States r icragtoHa
A ~hur GrccHrood lord scoi W the "en British
ltIes the foH|rUg 6Jcsre 0rtrif, arHFH tof
.at..tIti1ud' Ncts SpCrial Scrrcf)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

that most Of the victims had
died Of starvation"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
FOR Pledged
Help az Hand When
Petain Gave Up Claim

PARIS. Tu'y Tu UP. tE~
Premier FdouaI H--rrt '.sntg'
today al The treason ira. Of hiar-
shall Pctain that President Roo,e-
Nelt promised Franco material aud
from America before tHn armi--
uce with Ggr-ul "a- signed .n
1910.
Il know Mr. Roosevelt was
convinced that he one day
-rvurrfrf TSk t1r t-urtrri- -t-+----t-.-
enter the war Iirfroi said
Petain himself was suffering
from an acute attack eff luln-luS
and the STRAIN ou the s9-year-oid
marsha was becoming more eNI-
dent daily.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Controls Peril
Aufo Output

The senate war Investigating
committee today Spotlighted the
automobile industrys warning 70
Washington for many months.
SThat serious unemployment
faces Detroit because of the
governments failure 20 remove
control, which impede reconycr-
sion
sThe Mead committee en-
phaSizcd that the city was the
major center Ff reconverSlon
and praised the manufacturers
for pushing rcconvcrSion 'vigor-
ouSly' while war production is
declining. Nevertheless II viii
br Is months before the indus
Try can reach fun production OF
cars. tho committee predIcred.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
MANY RETURN

After two days many OF the
workers. except those IN the tire
building department began re-
porting back 20 work The COM
pany then procured an Injunction
restraining all persons from pick
citing the plant
Elsewhere on the labor front.
$50 employees of the Gelaune
Products Co. 9I25 GrinncH. were
on strike today They are pro-
testing a delay in settling griev-
ances and also because the com
pany docked them "a minutes they
were on strike last week The
company is not engaged in war
work The plant is down
The Federal Mogul Corpora
tons plant closed today as 2OOO
employees walked of Their T,ttS,
protesting the discharge Of two
stewards for INSTRUMENTATION. a
hack 10 work mass meeting Viii
he held at Local 2l2 hall lO9iO
Mack, at 9 a. m. Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
CLOSES UNITY

Ne are particularly anxious 10
consolidate The maximum OF good
feeling between the English speak
NIX peoples. We should regard 1t
3s major tragedy if any mis-
understanding between the United
States and ourselves created even
a suspicion of III will
we have learned during the
period of our common struggle 10
appreciate from first hand con-
facts the qualities Of the American
people. We hope TO build the
cnmradeShip born of the war into
"a permanent comradeShip in our
pursuit of peace and prosperity
tt British American friendship
were 10 become impaired the out
look for the future of the world
U1rrt1tt breeme grim iRdeedr-
For our part we shall use every
cndcavor 10 cement our alliance
with the United States so that IT
may grow 10 fulfillment in those
great, Spirituat. Aims for which
this great world war is Stlll being
fought
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
nRIrISH ANS UNCHANGED

Britain's aims in the war and
for the future have not changed
because there has been a change
m government There are no signs
of any weakening in our purpose
in the war effort or in our firm
determination to stand by Presi-
dent RooSevelts four freedoms
and the Atlantic Charter.
British democracy is deeply
rooted in its growth through the
centuries. II has been tested and
tried in times of great stress but
II was always survived and been
strengthened by its trials.
The labor party knew that faS-
ciSm and naZiSm were foreign 10
the democratic way Of life. II
resisted The spirit of dictatorship
whenever il arose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Army Men Here
To Seize PI Idnt
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
cation Society at n National La
bor Reiations Board hearing for
collective bargaining agency
The URW-CIO has a malnte-
nance of MEMBERSHIP contract
with the company The CRW
ousted the men and then de-
manded their discharge by The
company. The company agreed
Picket lines We're set up by The
i men who were iOincd later by
other sympathetic workers and
MESA members from other
locals
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
SHOWING INGENUITY

Manufacturers are showing
considerable ingenuity in lOcat-
ing materials and substituting
for unobtainable ones the re-
port stated They have been
the most active i'm urging the
government TO remove its con-
trOls."
The report showed that in The
third quarter DelrOltS war pro.
was 46 per cent under tht
first quarter and VIII be down an.
other 80 per cent IN the next two
months. The city already IS a No
4 labor area, which means labor
surplus
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
PRESIDENT OF CHAMBERS

Herr.ot president OF 'ho Cham-
hcrS oi deputies WHOM France c'.-
lapsed, gcSticu.a'ea pHss.una'r.N
as be testified
His report of Mr. Roosevelt -
praffeH, -i----- ii-..
he argued against the necessity
for an aEnisucC and said Ftr.H
Republicans wanted ~ try fo ~.Nt
anything possible from the de-
bacle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
HIT ARMY RESERVES

about 1000 men In sheet and
strip miiis could produce enough
sheet steel TO meet all the
needs" they said THE army
iS continuing TO utilize its man
power wastefully, setting up
huge reserves of troops which
( can not hope Ia employ in the
Pacific war except in the event
Of almost disastrous military
setback" ."
The report predicted that most
Of the 2i1.9l6 cars authorized thi,
year by WIPE could not be built
before the fourth quarter il
blamed this on the failure Of GOV.
ernment agencies 10 co-ordinat,
with the program approved los
WPB.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
HELP At HNNp

What could he saved from
France ." he cried Firstly, our
glorious feet. Secondly, Algeria.
Thirdly, our empire with 0rir
great soldiers. Fourthly, the re-
public. which some people
wanted to drag down To-
disaster"
lie said there was no compdri-
son between France , plight lr
1870 and 1870
I'm 1870" he said, France
stood alone. I'm l940 France had
allies. Churchill pledged aid 10
France. and Ree~+-Fe4t aLN-n-
promised 10 give uS material
from the United States" "
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
NEED MACHINE TOOLS

Governments failure 10 take
certain steps was blamed by The
Mead committee. especially ON and
in getting machine tools and in
declaring government-oWned tools
surplus. Some of the ATTIC com
panicS viii not get delivery on
important machine tools until
spring. the report showed
Pointing 10 the many material
shortages which are delaying the
auto industry. the committee
charged wastefulncSS Of the army
in utilizing It's manpoycr for the
failure to break many hattlenecks
i'm material situation
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

Kingswood is a name that stands
for an outstanding achievement
in clothing history "a guaran-
tee of exceptional worth in
clothes at amOderate price.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

AUGUST STORE HOURS
MsuIayt - A. NJ. to ,. ".
Ot5er Days 3 A. N. to j:S ?. ".
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31

KngswOod clothes are exclusive Harry Suffrin
creations designed to uphold this stores noted
reputation for greater quality and value at $29 75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-27
Snapshots Of a Washington

Its to be national custom, this habit Of enclosing
snapshot in oversees mail and soyng, This is how look
Soys wedding. Here's the suit bought because you say
you like suits better than anything else This the blouse
and skirt wear to the office with candy box fIs) because
you like your girls to look like women! And how do
you like this coot wear it for everything; from ticking the
kids to school in the morning to tossing my suit when
go to Red Cross meetings. Take good long look Darling,
'couse here's the way look todoyW
Evening star., 1945-04-28
on TIVE an TO-DAY

VN TIVE Ar I0oN
VOL. 4:3o-csIiIH RsW 6arbousow IS
iodays guest artist.
VOL, WoP. 5:0o-Ihs finals ot the Penn
RsIav described.
M0P. 5:3oHA spstsl hosdtaa 70, the
saneG control drive. Morton GouIds Orchestra.
Fibbsr Niece end Molly. others, appear.
Evening star., 1945-04-28
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Catchall.

SAsohNSy SabSu0hs
Ogden: Why do We say TITS 2
o'clock? Why not say - by-clock"?
g. w. g.
Answer-The meaning would be
the same. for O'Clock" is a tele-
scoping Of of the clock" Cen
turtles ago, in asking for the time,
1t was customary to say. what Of
the clock?" or what Of the clock
is it?" Shakespeare, in King Henry
~, shortened 1t thus. WHATS
o'clock?"
Springfield: Please give me the
correct pronunciation of rarebit, q
dish made with cheese.-Mrs. c. A. N.
Answer-Rarebit is pronounced
exactly as it's spelled. But the term
is erroneous. The dish Of melted
cheese is properly called Welsh rab-
bit. In Wales, because Of the scar
city Of game, cheese was spoken Of
as "the poor mans rabbit"
Equinunk: Please pronounce the
word appreciative. Should the "a"
be silent?-Mrs. A. B.
Answer-In good American usage,
the "a" Of iative words should be
plainly pronounced and receive q
secondary accent-thus, "uh-PREE-
shee-AY-tive. Observe the same
rule In pronouncing initiative, CO.
operative, interpretative. And the
four-syllable word decorative should
not be smothered. Pronounce It
DEK -oh-RAY-tive.
Detroit: A few weeks ago, in q
magazine quiz, the word hog was
defined as "the male Of the swine. /"
Was that correct?-C. z.
Answer-No; hog Is q domestic
swine Of either sex. The male hog
Is boar; the female Is SOW. The
young are usually referred to as pigs,
Evening star., 1945-04-28
WIS X$&:; i 5:
".

BICYCLE TRIP.
Potomac Area, American Youth
Hostels, 35-mile trip to Mount Ver.
non, leave west end Memorial
Bridge 10 am. tomorrow.
BIRD WALK.
National Capital Parks walk in
Dumbarton Oaks Park, meet at
Lovers Lane entrance to park neal
Thirty first and r streets NV. 7:3C
am. tomorrow.
DANCES.
United Nations Girls, National
Press Club auditorium, $50 O'Clock
tonight. Onncers and enlisted per-
sonnel invited.
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
Willard Hotel. $50 o'clock tonight
Members and guests.
DRAMA.
"Fraternally Yours" by Casper
Names, Mount Vernon Players,
Mount Vernon Place Church Under
croft Auditorium. SIS o'clock to-
night.
EXHIBITS.
Nineteenth biennial exhibition OF
contemporary American oil paint
ings, Corcoran Art Gallery, . am
to 4:30 pm. today and 2 to S pm
tomorrow.
Posters Of liberated countries,
United Nations Relief, Inc, l720
street NV, 10 am. to . pm.
through Monday.
Pierre Bonnard and Charles
Hutson paintings, Phillips Memorial
Gallery, II am. to 8 pm. today and
3 to Z pm. tomorrow and II an.
to 10 pm. Monday.
French drawings, Smithsonian In
stitution, Natural History Building,
8 am. to 1850 pm. through Monday.
Picture history Of Florida, Library
Of Congress, . am. 70 . pm. today,
1850 am. TO 10 pm. Tomorrow and
. Am. to 10 pm. Monday.
Paintines and drawings Of Nor
mandy invasion hy Lt. Mitchell
Jameson, lent ~ Navy. Public L.
brary, Eighth and = streets NV,
Evening star., 1945-04-28

8 am. to . pm. weekdays and 2 to
pm. tomorrow and Monday.
James H. Thomas Of New York
photographs, Art and Industrie,
Building, Smithsonian institution
on Mall, . an. to 4:30 pm. through
Monday.
Isabel Bishop Of New York City
etchings, division Of graphic arts
Smithsonian Institution, on Mall,
am. to 4:30 pm. through May 9
New ceramics and textiles, DAF
Museum. Memorial Continental Hall
. an. to 4:3o pm. weekdays, ex-
cept Saturdays, 9 am. to 4:30 pm
through summer.
HIKES.
Wanderbirds Hiking Club. Har-
pers Ferry to Brunswick through
Virginia. Meet ct newsstand In con-
course Of Union Station to take 7::55
am. train tomorrow. Also to -Four
Corners to Wheaton by Northwest
Branch. Meet at Georgia and Alas
ka avenues bus terminal to take 9:3O
am. bus tomorrow.
Potomac Area, AYH, hike through
Rock Creek Park to home Of Iva M.
Long for supper. Leave Fourteenth
and Kennedy streets NV, z pm.
tomorrow. Call Executive $500 for
reservations.
MUSIC.
Wade N. Stephens, organ recital
Washington Chapel, Sixteenth street
and Columbia road NV, 3 O'Clock
tonight.
PICNIC.
Walsh Club for War Workers and
Veterans. Leave club. rear 1928
Twenty-second street NV, 1:30
pm. tomorrow. Members and guests.
SOCIAL.
Night Of games, sponsored by
Evening star., 1945-04-28
washington, D.C. B
SATURDAY. APRIL 20, ie45.

Ruth Chapter. OEs. los Aspen
street, Chevy Chase, Nd, 8 O'Clock
tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater. Tonight, SPAR Dance Band
and washington School of Ballet.
Buffet supper, followed by dance,
JWB-USO, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV. 1880 o'clock tonight.
Dance, Masonic Service Center,
8 o'clock tonight.
Dance, YWCA-USO, Seventeenth
and K streets NV, $3.50 O'Clock to-
night.
Variety show. USO Club, Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, . O'Clock tonight.
OFFICERS.
Dance, Junior Ofncers Of WASH
ington, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Ofncers' Service Club OF United
Nations dance. Maynower Hotel, .
o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1945-04-28

Wc. 7:00-A report from ths Aa Fran.
t!seo coaisrsats BY vaiisd States delegates.
WhAl. 7:30-tomsdi,n Dill 1hempssa.
formerly Of the fibbsr Me6ss show. featured.
WR. S:00-ionsi bsHymofss program
moves 10 this new time.
Wt, S:00-so DurothW visits.
WNAl. S:30-ssree keus,syitsky concludes
Evening star., 1945-04-28
LETTER-OUT

Remove one isttsr from each word and
TO spell the. word called Tor
RTtpt The lette9 eepostt9 The word {rom
AASwef to YsGlsf1ay,s LetteF.0sl,
IN IpcpNAUV4pN Ssilly Assl.
ID naa41 2sa9ItAs Asessfssyiss,; svi1sseu,-
eTD k66fkuM-AxaeokS 9rsp1rts,.
D PAaT11-SPAT1 (everncW).
Evening star., 1945-04-28

this series Of programs with Bssihoysas "Ninih
Symphony" Tho RsvsFd md Radcliffe 6lss
Clubs sing The fiaaI thessl movement.
WM. s:o0-Felk.Sinssr Burl Ives sussfs.
WkM. io,oo-Hlm Saris. Dale Evsas dnos
With Andy Russell.
VOL, 1o:oo-vieief Herbert, Nile.
Nodjste" pressntsd.
Evening star., 1945-04-28
THE EVENING STAR, We.

radio pgo0rGns some.
times reach The star too late for correction tnat dap
Evening star., 1945-04-28
although pig also is synonymou
WIVII
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Ine.)

Ny pamphlet, Superstittons About
English. exposes such misbeliefs that 1t
osition; that : split iniinitivs 10 : it,
erary crime. etc. For . free COPY, send
stamped. 3-cent, self-addressed en-
velope to Frank Colby in care Of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
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Evening star., 1945-12-13
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Evening star., 1945-12-13

SewIss. Senator WhsfY, Henry Pope. r. and
Representative Chase Woodhouse.
WRt. S;30-Rsd Hsltoa tails on Dinah
Shore.
W0P. 9:00-eilsen Farrell is soloisi. The
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WRt, 9:00-Spiks Jones and his City Slick.
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Evening star., 1945-12-13
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Evening star., 1945-12-13

Man. lawrenee Nofth. are Frank Morgan 5
yisiton.
M0p, s:30-Hobbyisi Fay Bainisr appears.
VOL, 9:30-franessto Valentino Sings
Largo al fsctotum." Ikja Albsneses songs
include lorna Araofe."
W0p. 10:30-Adels Astaire and jim Anne.
che star in Dearly Beloved"