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At NTw YoKK-Roekhm Victory. with
aa3 troops including Cannon COMPANY
headqaartsrs and HesdquSusrs Company,
Third Battalion. and Companies G. H. /.
y anc Of the loan Infantry Regiment.
Anu-Iank Company and Cannon Company
assn Infantry ReFiment
Aadrs~ hsore, with $50 troops Including
company l.. 357th Infantry REGIMENT. Ssrv-
les company and AntiTank Company. 35sth
Kokama vic,ess s-itfr 5fa +roupE IN
SSlaSi1f i2sh AniIAirus't ARTILLERY Gun
Sea POrpOis,, with 2.5ss miscsrsnsous
Ambrose BurnsIo.. With eie ,roops. IN
Isny; 5000, ssosth' Sssd ouariermSster is S.r
Truck Companies. all negro troops.
Charles Geodyrar. with 573 troopS inciud
inI the IAN Evacuation Hospital and he
Battalion
Miscellaneous troops on the foliovint
1eorEe PsndietoB. ; and Jared tngersOn,
AT NEWPORT NEWS - UsAr CristobaI
with 2,525 troops. including Headquarters
ane headqusTtsrt Company % Battalion
loIsi Infantry RsEinsnt. and foliowins Gniili
oi lo4th Infantry ReGimeni Service Com
pany. Anu-tsnk Company, Medical Detach-
Companies 4. p c snd heaeeusrt,,TI, r,T
Company and Battalion. and Companies Z.
Nsrsay Victory. with 1884 troops. inriud
Ing $50 ouartermastsr Renovation COMPANY
22bih Chemical Base Depot Company. l2th
kled ARTILLERY Observation Battalion. ssh
Tank Battalion. and ~ miscellaneous troBs
lehh Grundy, with S42 troops including
s.h Tactical Air Command Squadron and
IlFfh Air MAJ Squadron
BaEaAte~a t.ctsrT, wttn sfB ir00bs- In.
tl4ulng following units 81 t0lW infantry
negimsnt. Companies Z, { and h. uno 3rd
John MIIeere, with SIS men. including
following units Of 2nd Battslion 35sth lp.
iAnify Regiment. Companies = G ana I
Clarence feek, Vitf 3s men ihcludinK
members pf Detachment { Headquarters and
Headquarters baiieg, $50 Yield ARTILLERY
Group
Bsrtholomsw Go,nOId. with 2s misc,ns.
neOut troops
W. v. kAmAks. no information gfvsn on
number of troops or units aboard
Al Los ANOELES-Misctilsne lsne0us troops o.,
the following Lander alg men Crlmss
with Osl. Green Bay Victory. With u
AT SAN DTEGO-Mtscellaneous troops ou The
Following DESTROYER escort Petit. 70 Lgy
Montauk, with gT6 LsMs 1i2 10 NJ 81
1si, 1io, 7is 77s 21B 2Ao, 74T. 7TS
2ei, e29 and -. with ioia! q 90 navy and
marine personnel
AT SAN FRANcIsCO-Niscersneous troops
on the following Briareus. with s7s men;
fasqaetank. Nth 10 Ocons witt s.
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accuse me, personally, Of kill
Ing all those people"
Higashiji said his mother was
a Filipino and that his japanese
father had resided in Manila for
IS years. He said he was about
to enter university when the jdps
solicited his services as an inter
prefer.
Higashiji. whose courtroom in
difference amazes the bench. in
sisted that he is what the Japs
call real man. / can take 1t.
He wondered If he were being
tried a. Jap or Filipino and
then added
"Oh. well, they'D hang me
either way"
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Us. Draws Up
GM Wage Plan
Continued from Page one)

board has made clear Its own
position on this point.
I'm Its statement OF Dec. 2I.
the board said. Ability to pay
DW NOT be regarded as the only
controlling factor in determining
the amount of fair and squit-
able Waes adjustment.' This will
continue 10 be the position Of
the board. The board II not con-
cerned with fixing profits but
only with the question OF what
Is a fair wage"
On the question OF prices. which
also was raised by GIN in its with
drawal. the panel stated:
The board has made II clear
that II will not undertake To
assume the functions of OPA or
10 suggest that the company be
precluded from exercising any
rights To seek price relief which
existing regulations may per-
nit"
TO CONSULT BUREAUS
Garrison disclosed that in reach
ing its decision on whether GM
workers will receive wage
boost the panel will be assisted
by the technical advice OF Harry
Magdoff, chief OF the current busi-
ness analysis unit Of the Depart
ment of Commerce; Jacob l.. Mo-
sack. chief OF the economic
analysis and forecaSting branch OF
the OPA. and Milton Derber,
director Of the research division
nLlhe National Mar- LaheF Beard.
Walter p. Reuther. JAW vice
president and leader OF the 3S-day-
old strike. charged that by with
drawing from the hearing GM
was not arguing with the union
but instead was arguing with the
panel and the President OF the
United States"
He claimed that in bringing up
the subject of ability 10 pay. the
union was merely mplementing
President TrumanS policy enunci-
ated in a speech OF Aug. l8.
Everything we've said"
Reuther asserted. we've said
because the President said them
on Aug. l8. All that We have
been doing is giving his state
ment application in the GM
case"
Reuther challenged the corpora
tion 10 90 10 the antitrust division
of the federal government and
persuade il TO investigate "our
conspiracy 10 hold down prices
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Enqineer TO Speak

The proposed MCGraW-CToss-
town superhighway will be dis
cuSsed by Carl Weber, state high
way department engineer, at
p. m. Jan. 7 in the Duffield branch
library. 2507 w. Grand Blvd.
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Big 3 Jar Iran

LONDON, Dec. % uNS) --- A
Tehran dispatch said today that
results OF the Big Three confer
ence IN Moscow created deep dis
appointment in the Iranian capl-
tai and left Premier Ebrahrm
Hakiml's government in pre-
carlous position
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Won Wieeand Says;
Won Wieeand Says; 4...,<
Starving Europe
Looks TO America
BY KARL IL. Won WIEGAND
Dean of American War Correspondents
Written hprsss, for ths Hearst Nsvspapsrs

AT HAVANA. ABOARD SPANISH MoToRsHIP
MAGALLANES, EN- ROUTE NEW YORK, Dec. 27-War
wrecked Europe cold hungry tired exhausted gloomy
dark utterly discouraged political and economic chaos
and IN q state of spiritual confusion.
The Americas bright, warm cheerful and hopeful
- place where hunger is not known.
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CANADA GM TO SHUT

OSHAWA. Ont. Dec, % (AP),-
Production in the General Motors
plant here will be- suspended Dec.
81 because Of shortages Of mate
rial available only from the United
States, the company announced
TODAY
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CORRESPONDENCE COURSE

Q-May I receive subsistence
payments while taking a CORE
spondence course?
A-NO. A veteran may take
a correspondence course and its
cost will be paid, but no sub
slStence. One-fourth OF the
elapsed time used in pursuing
such a course is charged against
the veterans period of eligibil-
ity. The total amount payable
for n correspondence course is
$500.
q Does the amended bill in
crease subsistence allowances for
schooling?
Ayes, from $50 a month for
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS

Q-Will the government pay m.
expenses in getting an artificia
limb?
Ayes. The Veterans Ad-
ministratiOn may obtain the
limb and pay any expense in
VolVed in travelling TO and from
a center where the appliance is
fitted and the veteran Is trained
in the use OF ID.
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PAY TO ESCAPE"

Some OF the passengers paid
S135 for berthS in third class cab
ms without portfolios and a num-
ber claimed 10 have paid Sl,SO0
for the privilege Of being aboard
and escaping Europe
Mysterious fires twice broke
out on our ship in close proximity
10 oil tankerS.
AT night. when we were three
hours off Curacao. 20 ships in the
hsrbor OF Willemstadt were re-
ported 10 have received signals 10
stand by for an IS OS."
The sounding OF general
alarm on shipboard was said 10
have been Under consideration
when. through the bravery of
members of the crew. the fire
was extinguished.
When the Magallanes put in at
Havana. many passengers bound
for New York left the ship TO 60
10 their destination by way of
Miami.
Millions Of people i'm Europe
have turned their eyes TO North
and South America. if not with
hope for themselves, then for
their children.
STARTING NEW ERA
II marks the ending OF one
epoch and the beginning OF a
new one.
The year la4S viii viii he he engraved
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BOARD STANDS PAT

"The company has given as
one OF Its reasons for with
drawing from these proceedings
the fact that the union has
made ability to pay the prime
Issue. Whether or not this Is In
fact the unions position, the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

The bin eases the loan reStric-
tionS oi the original measure. in
crca>eS the" student subsistence
rates and broadcnS the educational
program and provides larger bene-
li> for disabled veterans IN Noca-
uonal rehabilitation work
Mr. Truman signed the act soon
after his return 10 The capital eS-
tcrday from Missouri.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
MIKADO IN ECLIPSE

1O=T'he action OF The demi-
god Japanese Emperor Hirohito. a
descendant OF the mythical sun
goddess, in becoming something
like a high executive clerk to
American Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur.
1I-The impoVerishment and
proletariatization of Europe by
war and the red tide of COM
munism and socialism.
To these eleven major events Of
1945. each Of which set new and
formidable forces at work toward
shaping the future destiny of the
world and its peoples, there can
be added:
First. the decline, even if only
temporarily, OF Britain from
world power No. ] TO No. 3,
through economic and financial
overstrain in war. and second. the
loss OF British economic indie
pendence and the replacement of
Britain by America as the worlds
bank plus the supremacy of the
dollar over the pound sterling.
CONTINUED SUNDAY
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Benefits in Effect tuesday
What tNeWGIBil
Provides Vets

WASHINGTON, Dec % (AP)--Liberalzed provision:
Of the amended CT Bill of Rights signed by President Tru
viii go into effect Tuesday the Veterans Adminstra
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
10000 Japs Give Up

LONDON, Dec. % GNS)-A
Chungking dispatch said today
that more than 10000 japanese
troops had surrendered TO Chinese
forces in Shantung.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
WARNS OF WITHDRAWAL

"Our chairs will he vacant
when this afternoons meeting
starts"
At the outset OF the afternoon
session, Garrison read a prepared
statement in reply to GM.
THE obligation of the fact
finding board il u develop, TO
the best of its ability, the facts
revelant 10 the General Motors
JAW dispute, and To submit
these facts TO the President.
with such recommendations as
the board may deem apprOpri-
ate." Garrison said.
ITO do this as thoroughly and
reliably as the President and
the public have a right TO eN-
pect, the board needs the whole
hearted cooperation of both
parties 10 the dispute.
DO VERY BEST WE CAN
without the cooperation of
hath Sides the board has only
two alternatives-either 10 re-
port 10 the President that we
are unable to proceed. or to do
the very best We can on the
basis OF evidence that Ia or will
be available TO us.
THE responsibility place
upon us by the President Is 80
definite that we must follow the
second alternative
Cintinuing his reply 10 the GN
position, Garrison said:
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COMPANION BILL

Still ON his desk was "a compan-
ion bill, rcorganillne the medical
department OF the Veterans Ad-
miniSlraton. This would remove
chief medical officers and their
STATS from civil service. permit
ting the veterans administrator TO
prescribe employment regulations.
To acquaint veterans with fermS
of the new CT bill, the Veterans
Administration furnished a list of
and answers as follows:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

-
married men 10 $50.
YEARS ALLOWED
@ liow soon after the wars
end do have 10 complete voca-
tional training? / am a disabled
veteran.
A-The amended bill extends
the time 10 nine years after
wars end. Previously II was six
years.
Q-I am disabled veteran.
What is my subsistence allowance
while taking vocational rehabili-
tation work?
A-Disabled veterans now
will receive n minimum of SIO5
per month, II without depend
ents; Sis with dependent
plus $40 for the first child, 81
for each additional child and
SIS for dependent parent. If
the veteran receives lesser
pension ne will receive these
amounts while In training. In
no event will his pension be re-
duced when he enters training.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
@ May I obtain a real estate
loan. and for how much?
A-The government Will guar
antee real estate loan for You,
up To $4,000, compared with
$1,000 under the original bill.
The government guarantees up
to 80 per cent OF the total loan
against veterans property but
not to exceed $4,000.
Q-May l obtain loan for busi-
ness with the government guaran-
teeing IL?
Ayes, but the limit OF the
government guarantee remains
at $1,000, or so per cent.
REASONABLE VALUE
@ For loan purposes. what
value is set on real estate?
A-Phraseology Is changed
from reasonable normal value"
TO reasonable value" i'm he
amended bill. The appraisal
must be acceptable to the
tender, the veteran and a Veter-
ans Administration designated
appraiser.
@ viii any financial benefits l
receive under the CT bill be de-
Quoted from any future bonus?
A-That portion of the law
providing that any financial
benefits received under the act
would he deducted from a future
bonus, il authorized, was re-
pealed,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

That was the impression of
nearly 500 passenger on this
ship after a tedious 21-day voy-
age from Spain as they rushed
ashore in beautiful sunny Ha-
vana 10 restaurants and good
food.
The British. Dutch. French.
Swiss. Czech, Polish, Spanish and
Portuguese passengers on the
MsgallaneS are a mere trickle Of
what would be the greatest exo-
Gus from Europe in history, If
shipping and ySaS were obtain
pIfa
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
STARTING NEW ERA
How Soldiers
Come Home

TrooPships arriving in u. S.
home ports today included the
following:
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in history as having recorded the
following great events. each of
which Is a major effect of the pre-
cedng major cause and each of
those effects carrying the seed
or cause Of new and portentouS
effects 10 come.
They may be listed as follows
discovery Of the atom bomb
and atomic energy.
2-The Allied victory.
, The destruction Of naziSm
and faSciSm and the disappearance
of Germany and Japan as world
powers.
4 The rise Of o. America as
military, political economic and
financial world power No. !.
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AMERICA LEADER

5=-he- -emerGence- from war et
totaltarian communistic Soviet
Russia as a great world power,
second only 10 America and r.
the dominant political power in
Europe.
6-The replacement by Soviet
RuSsia's totalitarian communism
of Germany'S totalitarian naziSm
and ltaly's fasciSm.
The lcgalization. as a corlse-
quenCe Of allied victory. of COM
muniSm or the communist party.
throughout the nations OF the
world with the exception of four
countries-Turkey, Spain, Portu-
gal and Eire.
S-The birth OF the United
Nations organization in San Fran
cisco as the foundation and the
beginning of an attempt TO create
a super-world government
9-The acce cessionH of Vice
President Truman to the presi-
dency Of the United States. sue
ceeding President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
NO TIME LIMIT

q Must l be under 25 years oi
age 70 qualify for education OF
training?
A-No. Any eligible veteran
may receive one year Of educa-
tion or training. plus an addi-
tiOnal year for each year OF his
active military service. He need
not have been under % when he
entered service nor need he
show his education was inter
rupted by war.
Q-Is the cost Of a course linn
tied TO $500 per year?
A-NO. Short, inte SiVe
courses may he taken with the
total permissible cost figured on
the basis Of length ~ war <erv-
ice. A veteran is entitled to one
course costing $500 for each
year of service and, il he is eligi-
ble for several courses. all NAV
he taken In one year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

Lloyd p. Garrison, chairman. who
before the mornings adjournment,
said:
THE board has no intention
of receding from or modifying
In any way, its statement OF
Dec. FL"
AT that time. backed by Presi-
dent Truman, the board held that
ability TO pay would be considered
in the hearings OF the case.
Merritts only comment was:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
CAN DEFER SCHOOLING

Q-Do have 10 go to school
Immediately after leaving the
army to take advantage of the
educational provisions?
A-NO. The time during which
thr course mHy bP started was
extended. by amendments, from
two years to four years after
discharge, or up to four years
after the end Of the war. which
ever w later. The time limit
for completing the course is
raised from seven TO nine years
after the end OF the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

CONTINUED SUNDAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
YEARS ALLOWED

single men TO SOS; from SIS for
married men To $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

At NTw YORK-Roekhm Victory with
! 543 troops including Cannon Company
headquarteTs and HesdquSrtsrs Company,
Third Battalion. and Companies c. ". l.
X and L of the lOAth Infantrv Reyin,snt;
Anu-Tank Company and Cannon Company.
92sth Infantry Rcffrnent
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

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Guiding l2sth AnttAlrcIaf ARTILLERY Gun
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~ Ns~afssfugss
nOckETS which could carry
~ either CeavenfiosaI or
alomiC bombs anywhere in me
world ore no longer fosfosy. a
German rocket. ploaned. bit
never iouaShed. would have
opsFofsd os sho~n in shs vpreF
Growing pFepofed BY The Air
Power Leagge. Bsio~ 10 O
drowning psepofsd for the gvly,
IS<A. issge 81 Radio cFoff
n0qo1ine ~hiSh illvsiFotes me
opcr0fion of O redo sosfFoIisd
rocket Gen. n. n. ASaoid re-
ported Fe<eafig the Allies had
developed such O FosksL
guided b. feieVision. ~hiSh
would fEd ifs target By FodoE.
Rodio Croft 0Fiis1s soy they ca
0sserofsd the sac Of the me
shonieol feofvFss IN their dFo@-
ING 10 show mere Of 'hs dsioiis.
The Air Power leogVe osssFis
rockets might 60 foster than
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the Linns CIub was devoss.i -
. round table diseusaaun a tae
reconversiun neeaa Ia - VEL
lion Allan Hasnpion. pFsWmm
chairman. spoke Il the klnd II
leadership needed - push iss.
ward the developuaent - -
city. and IN general maae 80
a. zeal tor civic ieaaiersfsp sFsd
snieEwat.
Guests 20 the Club were hiis-
son Alhary. Lion Aglafo Cssta.
Santiago de iaa NeMaa. Csasaa :.
G. Weaver. Miarui. MaN sNeslNH.
Biagihampson. n " Jshn G.
Jameson. Cisesinnd. Ohio. llef.
bert Calhoan. sprneerpset, y
Y: ElbeFt Saxun. Mtrdlam.
Miss. Gordon a. Canmun GFsmm-
Vile. Texas.
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity: Mostly
lelosady wfth showers and thun.
dsrssornS tins afternoon and TO.
night. CLEARING late saturday
Cooler this afternoon. Gentla
variable winds. mostly east and
southeast this afternoon becoul.
ing northeast and north tonight
and Saturday.
FhoTida: Parsiy cloudy over
north portion. MOSTLY clooeiy
south portion with occasional
showers and Manifestations oxer
extreme south posaion this after
noon, tonight and saturday. Cool
er extreme south portion This
afternoon. otherwise little change
In temperature.
Jacksonville 90 FLORIDA Straits
and East Gulf - Mexico. Gentle
"a moderate east % northeast
winds over north portion and
gentle variable winds. mostly
easierly over south portion this
afteT.loon. tonight and Saturday
Weather partly cloudy extreme
north portion otherwise mostly
cloudy and Wiih occasional show
ers and thunderstorms extreme
south portion.
Jacksonville 90 Apalachicola.
No small craft oT storm warn
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Rev. LehreF Has
Returned From Trip

Rev l. LahFef ~ fhe 1rth
Synagogue. &ho lelt hsrr Most
time ago o. Cunduti asFttEes n
san Juan Puerto Ricn anen a-
quest. returned o. ~ We tes-
tCldag
Res Lshref alsa VISITED 81 afs
IN Cube and H&it aHd Hfbafs
having had very rnBnyahle
trip
lie also stated that BE- Nlil esn-
duct SERVICES tonight "a tns ftai
synagogue
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a RECORD

nANVuIE On Tho Deck
mils HaFs netu u fn, black
mih Eusss Ga tHiaI a rs
Feafk Adam uulgkmlI.r naa
aeaA was q blacksmith lII "A
Ffa hH $40 William. -. for
as seaA ana has son. a0a IS. for
Is ytaTs
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FORBIDDEN CITY

CLEVELAND Lh4sa. the cap
f.. 20 Tu,i s known as The
B.. .Iitu Cus begausc u wae
i 9 European traVclers is
81. Ittl .tufa.s
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The isl. rf. 81 gro E...#.l 800
argue traf g is pffssi.e. g.f.ni-
0if.a .I ..ae estimate. ..
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wrong Iu lx.uFflng tHH income
f ~. faN 81 f aI.rE - ln.
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fhs asu a ..an- effected
should lo So aE q direct ace. rot
"u@ q sp ua $3.50. t..
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