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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17

. General CaShInG 0f war nondS
10 supplement alleged made
ouate worKnen's compensation
allowances.
AVERAGE SAVINGS SMALL
The leaders also revealed that
the average war worker doeSn I
have in excess OF S50e in savings.
Some have large bank accounts
but there are many more that
have little or no savings, they
pointed out.
r. J. Thomas, president Of the
union, said that the 'optlmlSt
dreams Of a lush era OF prosperity
Immediately after VI Day viii he
a bitter disappointment unless the
workers have jobs.
There Is a lot Of talk about
people buying radios, washing
machines. cars and clothing"
said Thomas, hut there just
isn't going to he any buying
n the people don't have jobs.
"By that I don't mean UAW-
CIO members alone, but all
workers.
JOB HOLDERS BUY
"A man may have only 500
or maybe only 81 but II he has
Job and security he will
spend what he has and 90 in
debt for something he needs.
But IL he has 1000 in his
pockets and he hasn't got job
he will think n long time be-
fore spending nickle. You'll
find what money he has VIII 60
for bare necessities Of life. He
won't even buy clothing.
"The average worker
Thomas continued, will receive
S26 a week In compensation but
that want be sufficient 10 main
tain himself and his family.
BOND CASHING STARTED
"He Is going 10 have 20 dip
into his savings 20 supplement
his unemployment compensa-
Hs
IL will be necessary TO cash his
war bonds.
There are many mOrc-I
can't give you the number but
they will run into the hundreds
that have no savings and
have already began cashing
their bonds.
"All of this Ia unnecessary
and could be corrected by the
government by merely carry
ing out the policy OF the late
President Roosevelt" he con-
tinued.
Asked about strikes, Thomas
said
There will be Smattering
of strikes, i suppose, but YOU
may be assured they won't he
general scale. Unemployed
workers have no need 10 strike"
Thomas fastened 10 add that
the UAW-CIO would lend every
assistance to the government and
industry in Fastening reconver-
sion.
George F. Adde's. secretary
treasurer of the union, said that
the reduction in take home pay
occasioned by the shortening of
working hours, already has forced
several hundred workers 10 start
cashing war bonds.
RAPs CONGRESS- LAXITY
at would he the most GRIM
inal kind OF dishonesty 10 say
that with the arrival Of VI
Day all our problems are
solved" Adde's continued
THAT might have been the
case II Congress had, instead
OF running away on fishing eX-
peditions, shown even the
slightest consideration for the
needs and well being Of the
American people.
"1t has been estimated that
within three months after the
fall of Japan At least 5000, 900
workers who helped make the
victory possible will be given
their reward In the form Of lay
off slips.
This tremendous decline in
employment, combined with
gigantic cuts in paw rolls
amounting to billions of dollars,
will result In such dPnation-
sry eddy that II will suck In the
entire economy"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
NAVY POINTS

The navy and coast guard dis
charge score-A minimum Of "a
points for enlisted male person
mel and 35 for WAVE officer per-
sonnel.
approximately 327 900 become
eligible for lease immedi-
ately under the navy plan. These
include 26l 900 enlisted men,
5000 enlisted women, 10000 male
officers, 500 WAVE officers and
10000 holders Of high awards.
Under the latter category fight
ing men of the navy can be re-
leased regardless Of points. pro-
vided they request release and
hold any Of the following decora-
tions. Medal Of Honor, Navy
Cross, Legion of Merit, Silver Star,
Distinguished Flying Cross and
comparable medals given by the
army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
SOME CALLED IN

Accounting and planning depart
ment employees Of the Aluminium
Co. of America were called 10
work today Production at the
plant has been temporarily su-
Spended, and other employees will
he notified when 10 return to
their Jobs.
Revere Copper and Brass en-
.ployes will return TO work on the
midnight shift tonight.
Employees of Holley Carburetor,
Richard Brothers and the ceramic
division of Champion Spark Plug
Co. will report 10 work on their
regular Friday shifts.
With the exception Of plant pro-
lection patrolmen and mainten-
ance employees of special assign
mentS, Murray Corp workers viii
not man their posts until Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
RECRUITING PROGRAM

The army will begin immedi-
ately a vast recruiting program
for three-year enlistments IN the
regular army up 10 the authorized
peacetime strength of 2S0,000 10
cut down as much as possible the
number of men 10 be drafted.
Men under 26 will be drafted
at a monthly rate of $4,000 or less,
however, 10 make up the differ
enCe 10 insure a steady flow OF
requirements so that high point
veterans can be discharged
The marine corps Will begin dis
charging an undisclosed number OF
veterans under the same S5-point
score system used by the army
Strength Of the corps is 474000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
Jap Triilkery
Delays Oils

WASHINGTON, Aug is lINS)
SPEEDY return 10 civilian life OF
an estimated 100000 veterans OF
the armed forces hinged today on
proof that the Japanese are not
planning new trcaChery against
Allied occupation forces
This was revealed by Secretary
Of War StimSon lie warned in A
statement that Gen.
Macarthur must have a force
powerful enough 10 insure peace
and quell upr!SingS
ALERT FOR TREACHERY
Until our own troops have
been moved In and aSeertained
that no new treaChery is being
planned by any groups In the
Japanese population, we must
have the means 10 stamp out
lneXorably and completely any
enemy uprisings," Stimson said.
To insure such a force, Stlm-
son said the afHy-s present 30
point discharge plan viii remain
IN effect for the time being and
Will be lowered later 70 discharge
an estimated 100000 soldiers
within the next y months.
The navy also announced that
/ 100000 10 100000 of lis fight
ing men would be turned loose
within the next year or Is months,
with the critical point system of
enlisted male personnel set at "A.
DEMOBILIZATION PLAN
Other highhghts of the army's
demobiliZatiOn plan were.
. More than 100000 personnel
overseas and al home who have
S5 or more points will be dis
charged AS soon as possible. This
includes 270,000 in the European
theater. 10000 in the Pacific
and 81 900 in the United States
and other areas
. Fifty thousand others with
high scores now are en- route
20 America and will he released.
All dllllN pei lSoilIIcl' SANtpt
for a handful of experts. with
S5 points or more who are sta
toned in the United States will
be released Immediately and not
later than Aug 81.
. Only exemptions-for the
time being al least-are ortho-
pedic mechanics. transmitter at
tendants. acoustic technlcians
and electro-cardiac equipment
operators.
Every enlisted man over 3S,
regardless of points, will be dis
charged upon request, but COM
mandine- officers can keep them
up 10 90 days until replace
ments can be provided.
. Separation centers VIII be
enlarged 10 speed up discharges
10 500,0 900 monthly. The highest
rate to date is 1900 in a single
day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
Men 26
Barred
Draft

SeIective service today wrote
"the top of the hit parade for
men who have reached the age OF
26. They will not only not be
drafted but they will not be classi-
fled for future draft.
In an order signed by Brig Gen.
Leroy Pearson, Michigan selective
service director, all local boards
were instructed by telegram 10
cease classification procedure and
cancel inductions n d pre-draft
physical examinations of all men
who have reached 26.
DRAFT YOUNGER MEN
However. local boards will re-
sumo filling calls tomorrow with
regiStrantS from rs through 2S.
The Pearson order also Cancelled
Immediately the necessity OF ap-
proval by draft board officials for
JOB transfers of men who are 26
or over
Those below that age must con-
tinue 10 receive Selective service
approval before changing Jobs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
PITS TO RESUME

Seven-day Ford Motor Co. en-
ployes Will report tomorrow as
usual. along with office workers,
salaried personnel and engineer
ing, fabricating shop and b
building pattern shop workers.
Open hearth and soaking pits at
the Ford plants will resume opera
tlonS on No. 3 shift Sunday
Ford's rolling mill workers on
the 44-inch, 32-inch and 1S-inch
mills viii resume work on the
No. ] shift Monday. All other
mills viii begin work on the No.
2 shift Monday
Banks and thcaterS continued on
regular schedules today. as they
did yesterday. The Stock Ex-
change is closed until tomorrow.
Ford officials. advised Pratt and
Whitney aircraft and tank engine
workers 10 take their accumulated
vacations They Will be notified by
mail as 10 when they should re-
port for further work
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
Labor Future
Called Dark
JAW Chiefs Foresee
$50, 600 Lsyoffs Here
BY I'd BRAND
Dstrcii Time, Labor Editor

Leaders al one Of the world
most powerful .shor unions the
UAW-CIO - TODAY predicted a
gloomy future for 20O 600 Dctroil
war workers and blamed the gov
ernment for the workers plight
Unless Congress SCtS lmmea4-
ately 10 speed reconN crsion and
Jobs. here's what labor leaders say
Detroit workers and businessmen
may expect
. A general layo0 ~ Al least
$50. 600 workers within the next
three weeks
A period Of depression IN
which the vast majority OF eN-
war workers viii so broke ne
fore receiving their fna, COM
penSauon check.
. General csShinE Of war bonds
10 supplement alleged made
ouate woTkmen 5 compensation
allowances
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
New Years S
Brunch
Ry PRUDENCE PENNY

DN hIDG+N1L 1%N%NA
TT WILL be nigh on TO noon
Il before many members OF the
family tumble out of bed to
start the New Year on its way.
This means the meals will be
cut 10 two. calling for a good
sized breakfast-lunch or brunch
and, later in the day. the sup
per.
AS this is one of the friendli-
est gatherings where guests
may be invited on the eve
itself or in church in the morn
ing. simplicity of food and serv-
ice is the key word.
If you are going out on New
Years Eve, set the table be-
fore you leave and you'll just
have to allow an hour for the
preparation in the morning.
Serve it either buffet or table
style; either will be in order.
Substantial foods will be re-
quired d-ccreals, ready-to-eat or
cooked; eggs in tomato sauce,
or chopped beef and mushroom
shortcake. or waffleS with to-
mato slices. chilled grapefruit,
hot buttercd mullins. jelly and
plenty or coffee WItt see ait
through the afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Beef Shortc axe

Biscuit dough t2-cup recipe),
tablespoon shortening, ! onion
(chopped). ] pound hamburger
or cups chopped, cooked beef;
= tablespoons -four, IL tea
spoons salt. "A teaspoon pep
per, I can mushroom soup, y
cup wafer. 1 teaspoon WOrCce.
tcrshIe sauce.
Roll dough into two S-inch
rounds. Butter top OF one
round and place second round
on top. Place on CREASED bak-
ing pan and bake in very hot
oven $50 degrees for l. MIN
utcS. Melt fat in skillet: add
onion and meat and toss until
lightly Drowned.
Blend IN -four and ScasOningS
Add soup and water gradually
stirring constantly until thick
ened Add WorceS SteTshire
sauce. When biscuit rounds are
baked. split and pat together
with meat sauce. Pour remain
ing saHee otter att. Serve at
once. Serves SIX.
one and a half cups Siftcd
flour = cup sugar. = teaspoons
baking boWder. 2 teaspoon salt,
cup ralsins, egg, q cup
milk, 3 tablespoons m G ltc q
shortening
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Look Lovely
Durinq Holidays

TRIM THE TREE, wrap the
presents, hang the miStletoe-
but don't forget that aA-impor-
tant person-Ayourself, You want
10 look your beautiful best for
the holiday festivities. u.
After a day OF cXhausting
Christm as shopping, there's
probably nothing more soothing
and relaxing than a tepid tub
bath. Soak blissiully in the
suds, then step from your tub
and pat yourself dry with a soft
turkish towel. Nov shower on
scented talcum or fluff on silky
bath powder of the same sweet
refreshing fragrance.
Top il off with cologne sprayed
all over your neck, chest and
shoulders in an cnveloping mist.
No matter how tired and wited
you may have been, you'll feel
as fresh as clover and look as
fresh as you feel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

SLEEPING BEAUTY! Youn
love this dainty nightgown---
easy 10 make. it makes you
look so pretty! Pattern 4603
has an empire waist with tie
back belt Scallops may be
edged with lace or bias binding
Pattern 1903 comes in sizes
Y. Ia, 16. 1S. 20, 30, 81, 34 36,
IS. 40. Size l6 takes three yards
j9-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
very Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and ad-
dress, style number and size.
Send an additional Is cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
patterns for fall and winter.
Free patterns for three hats,
three bags, pcplum and bed
Jacket printed iR-eeek.
Send -35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Healthy Hair


TIIE little things in beauty
Il care are what add up 10
that all-over lovely look With
new year ahead, why not
plan 10 pay special attention TO
achieving for yourself top-to-
toe loveliness that will make
your entire appearance a thing
Of beauty and JOY for
ever.
It isn't the haIrstylc alone,
bat the condition of your hair
that gives you that GROWING
g4eFp- look says Ann Dele Hie4a.
director Of a New York sue
cess school. Since the condi-
ton Of the scalp determines
the SoftnesS and luSter of your
hair. here is routine for stlm-
ulating the scalp:
Lie on your back on your
bed. with knees bent, a pillow
under your hips and your head
hanging over the side of the
bed. This position increases
the stimulation in the scalp.
Then place the thumb and fin
gers of both hands on your
head, keeping your thumbs
pressing above the temples.
Start rotating your fingers in a
circular movement, pressing so
hard on the scalp that the scalp
moves with your fingers. Then
place your hands in the same
manner farther back on the
head, this time with your
thumbs pressing behind your
ears. Again keeping your fin
gers in that same circular
movement. make certain that
the scalp is moving. Now. move
10 the pate of the head and
repeat the same deep circular
massage movement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Christmas
Decoration
RY II ABEL IUCkER
Detroit Times Garden Ldiior

NOU VIII want your home 10
Il look particularly lovely to-
this peacctime Christmas. Since
beautiful results are not
achieved without some effort.
why not take o few hours today
tc think over the decorating
possibilities of your apartment
or house.
The obvious places TO use
greens. candles. cones. fgurin,s
and other embellishments are
the mantelpiccc, the wall over
it large flat surfaces such as
pianos or tables IN tho living
--...4f44 49,, b. -t-.s4f-t- af.a- eeAte4--
table m the dining room. But
why must YOU pick the obvious
ones
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
StreuseI Topping

TWO tablespoons butter, =
tablespoons sugar, = cup flour
cup finely chopped nuts. -
cup dry bread crumbs. tea
spoon cinnamon.
Cream butlcI and sugar and
add flour. nuts. crumbs and Gin
naWOn. Mix 10 consistency Of
coarse crumbs and sprinkle
over top of cake
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
r IDENTIFIES CO-OPeRATNe THeATERS
. IDENTIFIES UNITED DETROIT Ti1eAreRs

NIhN-a9if NNfNN NNffN
"''S open 1850 Btty Cratle ard
Nsrihs Ray 10 "Pls W Gfl." plu
Betrayal PROM ths tsd." Lee Ttscy
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Quick Coffee Cake

Sift -four. sugar, baking pow.
der and salt together Add
raISins Beat egg, add milk
and shortening STIR INTO dry
ingredients, mixing only enough
10 moiSton them. Pour into
CREASED cake pan and top with
StreuSel topping. Bake in mod
-eIatG.l.- hat nt-e%eH- l49u degrees
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

ADVERTISEMENTS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

the behind
When thinking Laughing slipped
o
Since moved California This dry sunhny
hsd all
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Unlimited Uses

suppose YOU haven't a mantcl
What then Had you thought
OF using two large containers
lull oi greens set on the floor
on either side iof> the most
important piece of furniture in
the room? You'll be surprised
al the effect obtained. The
containers might be rs simple
as trash baskets with chicken
wire crumpled inside 10 give a
firm foundation in which TO
stick the greens.
II you have a fireplace but no
mantel, try the wood basket
7fificd with pinc branches and
red rose tips OF barberry sprays.
Stand it on one side Of tho
hearth, using the fireplace tools
on the other side TO balance il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

because germs don't IKE US.
II you put yourself In a
germs position you can see
what 7 mean. How would you
like il if someone was always
splashing iodine in your face
or gargling all over you?
Everyone has his own rem
edy. My aunt thinks the way to
keen from catching a cold IS 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Window Sill Idea

Are your window Sills deep
enough 10 hold a container? ?
Then buy chick feeders at q
feed store-one for each window
sill. These are painted green.
With crumpled wire placed in
side they become ideal for long
slender spaces. Use coned ever
green sprays in them and add
extra clusters of cones (made by
wiring several cones together)
at the base. These last cones
might be silvered or ,gilded or
painted red.
BE different In the dining
room, too. Make little corsages
Of green tips, silvered privet
leaves and tiny cones. Tic one
TO the hack Of each dining room
chair with a bit of red ribbon.
These may stay in place during
the meal, since only the ribbon
is on the side towards the table.
And they'll make a big hit with
your Christmas guests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
BOB HOPE
Communiques

promoting Although
o
probably
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Meat Firm Asks
New Injunction

Federal Judge Arthur F. Led
erie today heard a plea of the
Hygrade Food Products Corp,
2S01 Michigan. for extension of a
temporary injunction restraining
the OPA from enforcing a dura-
tion ban against production by the
packing company Of certain cuts
of meat
OPA attorney Nelson Shapiro
said the ban was imposed as a
penalty because Upgrade exceeded
rationing quotas by 2674,0OC
pounds, or almost 100 per cent, in
nine months of 1913. The firms S
appeal to Washington was denied
by a hearing officer.
eff we are going to give Hy-
grade preferred status" Shapiro
warned the court, "then every
gasoline station in the city can
sell black market gasoline and
get away with it,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
War Chest
Classes Set

The first of a series of three
classes entitled "Our Town and
Our Times" for Community War
Chest campaigners and volunteers
will be held tomorrow in the lee
ture hall of the Detroit Institute
of Arts from 1:30 to $3.50 p. m.
How We Live" will be the SUBJ
ject of the first meeting.
Discussion leaders will be
Thomas F. Gessner, advertising
manager of the Edison company;
Edward d. Connor, executive Sec
retary of the Citizens Housing and
Planning Council; DR.. Bruce II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
End Strike
At Kelsey

Three units Of the Kelsey Hayes
Wheel Co, and the engineering
department of the Packard Mo-
tor Co, closed by strikers for the
past week, reopcncd today.
Approximately 20 per cent Of
the day shifts at the three Kelsey
Hayes plants reported for work
this morning and a full force of
inspectors was at work at the
Packard Co.
Union officials estimated that
$3.50 kelSey-IaycS workers would
be on the Job on all shifts today
with a full force of nearly $500
reporting tomorrow.
Approximately 100 striking in
spectors reported for work AT
the Packard plant and $1,000 who
were laid off will return 10 work
on the 1880 a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
shifts tomorrow.
Meanwhile, representatives of
the kclSeY-IIayeS Co, the UAW-
Go and the regional WLB are
10 leave for Washington tonight
to attend a special review hearing
of a directive issued by the local
WLB ordering 13 discharged
UAW-CIO committeeman rein
stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Fake Divorce
Miracles. Too

There were Fake" and Mira
cle' divorces in circuit court to-
day before Judge Robert M. Toms.
Robert +. Fake, 1929 w. Mil
waukee, won a decree from Mrs
Mabel Fake, whom he married
Feb. 6, 1894, on the claim that his
wife fell in love with a toolmaker
when she went TO work in a war
factory, washed the toolmaker's
clothes at home and refused to do
her husbands laundry.
Mrs. Eva Miracle of 1874 Mont
clair, was awarded a divorce from
Frank Miracle of 1412 Phillip.
when she told Judge Toms her
husband refused to supply funds
TO keep their five little Miracles" :"
She quoted her husband as saying:
"I make my money for my
self" Miracle was order TO pay
SIS a week alimony.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Ndzi Doctor Tells
$4,000 Killings

L. s. TWELFTH ARMY GROUP
HQ.. April "a (UP)-Dr. Gustav
Wilhelm Schuebbe said today the
Nazi Annihilation Institute at
Kieve killed from 10000 to 140.-
600 persons unworthy to live" in
the nine months he worked here.
Schuebbc, a crippled drug addict
captured by First Army troops
recently, admitted he had mur-
dered about 21 900 persons.
He told his story voluntarily and
showed no feeling of guilt but
occasionally became eYasiYe when
he appeared to sense that his ac-
tions might be viewed as crimes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
CHERUIB HA|R-DO
for her Mothers Day eiftl

Sweep your ireses seeky up 10 give you interesting
sophisticated hoir-do for evening glamour simply brush
end let the curs fell where they may casuo and
free for dsyme The secret is in the way rs shaped
10 your head end cuf 10 the contours OF your head.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01

Douglas, commissioner Of the
Detroit Department Of Health,
and Cyrenius Newcomb III of the
VINO. Benjamin E. Young, vice
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Progressive Peace
FOreseen by Grew

WASHINGTON, April 80 (INS)
(INS)-Acting Secretary of State
Grew declared today that the
United Nations propose to estab-
lish flexible. dynamic, prog
ressive peace by cooperation and
accommodation"
THE proposals before the
San Francisco con fe n e,
though neither perfect nor COM
pIete, provide a realistic basis
for developing such a peace"
he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Admits Meat Sales

Florent Somers, 33, of 27900
Roy, St. Clair Shores, today
pleaded guilty before Federal
Judge Ernest A. O'Brien to SELL
ing SIT pounds of meat without
accepting ration points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
London Poles
Plea al Pdr|ey

WASHINGTON. April 30 qNS)
The London Polish government
today presented 10 the United
Nations conference-from which
it has been eXcluded-propoSals
for drastic revision of the Dunn
barton Oaks plan for world peace.
The proposals were addressed
10 Edward r. Stettlnius. chairman
of the conference. by Jan CieChan-
owski. Polish ambassador in
Washington.
Though Ciechanowski is barred
from the conference, an embassy
aide went 10 San Francisco with
the memorandum.
THEY TAKE ADVANTAGE
II was clear that the London
Poles. by this move. were making
the most of the refusal by the
conference TO admit the rival
Lublin Polish group, as requested
by Soviet Foreign CommisSar
Molotov.
The Ciechanowski memorandum
did not go so far as to request
that the Polish London govern
ment be admitted TO the confer
ence. But it did insist that funda-
mental changes be made 10 reduce
the authority of great powers in
the security council of the new
organization.
AIMED AT RUSSIA
This was clearly aimed at Soviet
Russia.
Specifically, the memorandum
proposed:
. The reaffirmation Of principles
Of justice and democracy.
. Amending the voting procedure
in the security council 10 eliminate
the veto power Of state involved
in a dispute, and 10 make de-
cisions by simple majority.
. Increasing the powers of the
general assembly.
. Including a "clear and compre-
hensive definition OF aggression.