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Evening star., 1945-08-26
Shanghai and Nankine
Entered by
Nationalist Troops
Rivol Communists Forces
Also Believed Marching
On Key Chinese Cities
RIJTIETTN.


CHUNGKING Sunday tP,.
Chinese Communist Leader
Mao TIE -tung today agreed to
come to Chungking to confer
with Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek, the Chungking
World News said. Gen. Chang
had appealed to him three
times to come here for a face
to-face discussion or problems
which are seen in some quar-
ters as threatening China
with civil war.
Ey the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, Aug. 26 (Sun-
day.. - Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek's forces have entered
Shanghai and Nanking, China's S
prewar capital, field dispatches
said today, while rival Com
munist forces were reported
marching on those two key cities
and also driving toward Hong
Kong and Canton.
Military dispatches said govern
ment guerrillas had occupied West
ern Shanghai and the Pootung in
dustrial district across the Whang-
poo River.
Gen. Chu Teh, Communist COM
mander in chief, on the other hand,
asserted that Communist forces
were marching toward Shanghai
ito aid rising of the people against
the japanese" A communique from
Gen. Chu's headquarters alleged
$4,000 Chinese workers had occu-
pied Japanese-operated factories in
Shanghai to prevent looting and
had placarded the streets with slo-
gans welcoming the expected Com
forces.
The same race between Generals
simo Chiang's forces and Commu-
mist troops for the key cities of
China perhaps also had affected
Marking, 185 miles up the Yangtze
River from Shanghai, and the
chosen site for the formal surrender
of japanese forces in China.
National overnmen troops
crossed the Yangtze and entered
Markings waterfront district Fri
day, the Chinese high command an
nounced.
Three Chinese officers who &C
companied Japanese surrender en-
voys back to Nanking, which has
been the Japanese puppet capital,
were quoted by the China Times as
having reported that Communist
forces were active 3 miles away from
the city.
Sixty miles southwest of Nam
king, government troops were re-
ported to have entered Wuhu on the
Yangtze. This report followed earlier
Communist claims that. Gen. Chu
Teh's men had fought their way
into Wuhu.
A Communist communique, mean
while, asserted that Communist
forces had been attacking japanese
positions along the south coast of
China near Hong Kong since Aug
ust 13. Other Communist forces,
the bulletin said, were pushing to-
ward Tungkun, 80 miles east of
(See CHINESE. PAGE A-70
Evening star., 1945-08-26
Thomas Says Auto Plants
In Detroit Dropped 100000

By the Associated Press.
I DETROIT, Aug. 25.-R. j. Thomas,
president of the United Automobile
Workers (CIO), said today that 160,-
600 workers had been laid off by
Detroit automobile companies since
the surrender of Japan. He esti-
mated well over 100000 workers
already shad been laid of by all
Detroit industry, with further lay
offs in prospect.
Mr.. Thomas said the automobile
layoffs affected about $1,000 women
and 5000 Negroes.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

tSee FLEET, Page A-6.)
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Civil Service Benefits

(See DRAFT, Page A-99
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(See BRADEN, Page A-4D
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(See HOURS. Page AID
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(See LANDINGS, Page A-2D
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lsee LEAsE-LEND, Page Abb
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1See ARGENTINA, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1945-08-26

(See RUSSIAN, Page A-7)
Evening star., 1945-08-26
Weather Forecast

Fair with higf9st temperature near 78
degrees today. Cooler tonight Fair
with moderate temperature tomorrow.
Temperatures yesterday-High, 80 at
$50 pm.; low, go at $3.50 am, 73 at 10 pm.
United States Weather Bureau Report.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
Ey the Associated Press.

(See CHINESE, Page A-7.)
Evening star., 1945-08-26

(See SURRENDER, Page
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
100000 DcmtIhe in :
Scr 8cr0sStcumno

9n ser oeutldti @ren-
&c = Na6 uerlaBliden Meloun9en
bat Seinrih Simmler, Ser oen Ietten
@i0erIton6 ser 3eutid)en in Sen
8ergitellungen i'm Siioen organiiiert,
sic beIten ser nod bor6anoenen 2e-
gionen ser @ebrmoht uno groBe
8orrGte bon Mnterial 3nidmnenge-
brodt. Simmler ioll nit ~menigitens
30 9ibtIionen rehnen, Die 100000
bis 100000 Munn lmfoilen oiirftert.
20 0iOilionen iollen iid) bereits in
Stellung befin0en, 10 oaoon iollen
SS2eute iein uno oie alroereil, nlle-
iamt 8erbGn0e, sic iifJ bereits be-
pGbrt baben. Die Geutlden rehnen
auf oamit, oaB lie bier ooer fiinf 9i-
pilionen ans Stolien beronbringen
f0nnen, mdbreno ser 3elt ser Ser
it1rfungen aus Dem 0oroen uno ser
3ihedollonufei fommen ioIl. Mit
@offen iollen oieie Srlippen iebr gut
oeriorgt Iein, ood} iol es an Muni-
ton fir Morler uno Maihinenge.
pebre feblen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
Hatienier

Slame anpOns: So bis M2 bis ?. Sani. So bis 81 bis 80. SUM. -
bis ~ bis 81. Suli. 81 bis 80 m0 81 bis 81 bs 81. Guguit.
Seoer anpon gilt 5ebn Eunfte. 0loue Gotten imo un9itig.
SOtc 9npOnS nnO sufcn:, 90 mo IS iGpe 30 6s 49, in Bud 4 gehen;
% bis III troten ON /. Wai in &rnft. @S gelen Cos umo 30 bis
% bis :. SUM; 50 bis 81 bis 30. SUM; So bis 80 bis 81. Sui; %
bis III bis 81. Iugut Die Sofen I'M 8erte bon lie einen Glntt Die
men gum Gefieln Der aupons BON lie 8ebn @unften.
3ufer: aupon 35 in guh A gift fir 5 9funo bis :. SUM. anpon SO gift
al /. @oi bis 81. angut fir 5 @fnb. @abriteinlih tntt Dor Dem
1. @uguIt fem meterer 3uderaltpon IN &raft
Sdnbe: aupons Scr. / 2 u0 8 Qmt benz 6Iue8eue) I'M SotionsbuG
Nr. 3 fn0 bis onf neheres gum 8e5ug bon lie einen1 Scar Sduben
gltg. Saut SBI beiRbt feline Nbiidt, 9upons gu onnunRren. Neuer
Sdu6fnpon erldeint irgenopann im Sommer.
0aiuin: &upon Scr. 10 inn MAguh gMt fir bier @ouonen bis 81. SUM
1915. Supon $50, sc, g7, 81 9eten fir ie 8 @a1onn. aae anoeren
g. uno g-Gupons lmo ungIItg. S&upons o2no SE& 1915" gilt fir
8 @anonen bis sc. Sum-. Mnoere T-&upons ino ungultg.
Gum Sdue gesen Sen Sdlehhbanoel bat ieoer @agenberser iofort
alf alien @uioltn-&npons, Die id in ieinem Belts beinoen, iene 81
%6en5geumner uo 6en Snat. in Dem er regifriert lit, au bernerhn.
grennDl: Die 9ufons Der 9ei5ungspertooen 1, 2 3, a uno 5 fir 19i4si5
gelten fir ie 10 @aaonen pro gin6eit Bis 81. augnt llnbenuste
aupons Der Seigungsperiooen 4 uo 5 fir 194344 geHen gleibfaas
bis 81. Iuguit 1915.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
3eitnngssrinonng

sd m0dte Ait S6nen cine Bel
tung griinoen. Dan 6raltf)t 0a31
nur 5pei Tinge, @eiit uto @elo."
limo Sic baEen oos @eI0?"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
Observation-Disclosures

Concord Stub, Sne. 9rdiioen
grlfre0 Sfmeier; SefretGr, 6rou u.
S6ladter. 1863 Conn. Ape., g. SO.
8%eriummlung am 3. Mittpoh /. 20.
YrOIScct Sill 5rieSbOf. TrdiiOent:
Greo gogeliong; Sefretdr, s. o..
8infler; Sdosrneiiter: 2ourence 8.
Stlls. Beri. om 2. Samstag int
Monat I'M 6rieobofsgebduoe.
0entIde 6%reimamrer GOse armi-
MUS, Nr. %, 6,a.A.@. Sefretdr:
6reof. Bertram, 1341 Sbepbero
Ctr, q. &. @eriommlung am 1.
Gienstug I'M @onot i'm Reaen Ma.
ionic Sempel, t3te uno $ StraBe,
q. @.
@rminims gersniignngs : @erein.
8r1ii0ent: Senrp &ieiter; Sefretdr:
S6eo0or 9er6, 1905 Siebeute Stra-
be, g. 8. geriammlung am l..
Sonnaben0 i'm Monot.
Greater Beneficial Union, 9iitrift
9r. 100. 8rdiioent: Sobn @reOlein;
Sefretdr: @briition @briit 6222
6iinfte StroBe, q. %. geri. am
A.. Gienstag I'M Monot I'M Sauie Nr.
1920 3 StrnBe, g. s..
Greater Beneficial ltniOn, 9iftrift
@r. 40. @rGiioent: Midel Boi-
ner; Sefret1r, @briitian aronen=
bitter, 1t04 8onioaut Ctr, Siloer
Spring, MO. 8erl. am 4. 6reitog
int Monat I'M ,j6iue Yoint Gouern",
12te uno 6 StroBe, Norooit.
&mppert Seim Sranen SilfsDerein.
8%rGiioentin; 6rau grnit B. 8rolun;
'Sefretdrin; 6rou Mo6el gies. Ser
iammlung am 2. 0ienstog /. sc. um
2 l1br i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
Keinc GcNcsItrafc fir
N1arIhau pctain

8aris - 4nore Mornet, melder
Die Infloge in oem 8ro3eB gegen
Warl6aa Setuin nertreten miro, err
fldrte bier, OoB 8etain 5par ben
600 peroiene, er aber oon Der Sor-
oerung Der SooesitraIe obleben
moQe.
SaGorbe, Sdmei5 - MarIfoa
Eetuin, Der Selo DON 8eroun uno
Ser friibere StaatsHef bon gidn lit
bier ais @efangener in iein 8ater=
lano 5uriidgefebrt, neil er unter Ser
@nflage 0es Sodoerrnts pro5eiiiert
meroen ioa. @r muroe i'm @lttomo-
bill nnd] 2es Sopitau5 Reufs ge-
brnd)t, mo- er inter gepodung Sen
BUG nad) 8oris belteigen miro.
MS er Den fran5oiiiden gooen be-
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
Or. Ecys Samilic in
1~ltincren, Iaet WcseaM

0ew gorf - Cine pom ser GgG
oufgenommene MelOung oes Mos-
fouer GunOfunfs teilte fiir3lid
nit, ooB cine an5abl Oeiitider 5liidt-
hinge, 0arunter aud Die 6amilien
bon Or. &obert Gen uno perihie0e-
lien @ouIeitern, I'M 6lug5eug auf
Der iponii6en Sniel @inorca einge-
trOffen ieien.
Sin5ugefiigt puroe, Der 5lugplaB
olf ser Sniel, ser inter Dem Be
febI oes 6alange : Generals Sole
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
MRS. VANDERBILT CALLS FOR HELP!

Mrs. VANDERBILT is in
A terrible dilemma GTSA
Her butler makes munitions, ySOA
And her l~aundress quit (that' s Emma), -
One maids a Wave and one a Wac, ANS vi
The gardeners gone to war, MTV W
The cook THAT priceless Annie) @yF\
Doesn't live here any more! /GCNE
The agencies have none to send, H@
And none she might engage,
No matter what the hours,
The duties or the wage
zone perfect servant S all I ask!"
Walls WiStfu1 Mrs. W,
my mansion is a shamb1es
And I've asked a DUKE to tea !"
But Mrs. VANDERBILT forgets
Her servant Who--for years.
Has washed and ironed and cleaned and cooked
And lit the chandeliers;
On duty morning, nooa and night,
To any task submitting,
Who works for pennies every day
And never dreams Of quitting!
Oh, ladies, stop! Oh, ladies, please,
Don't rush to lure away
This paragon Of Mrs. VS.
1NA For better hours or pay
&NNC It can't be done--and yet it CAM
~ Std Because, my dears, you see
NY oh Tbis modern miracle is known
'Y M As Hls's'4e4'vl
N U If Mrs. v. would just forget
(~/I Her dignity and riches,
And tie an apron round her waist,
~ And flick assorted sWit ches--
She could wash. and iron. and clean,
And whip a meal together,
And entertain a dozen dukes
AS lightly as a feather!
. Hsor NELSON EDDY in THE ELECTRIC HOUR" with Rob.4
ArmbrUasTs Orchestra. Sunday oHsnoons $50. EWT. cas-
surunarM@ruwra
nh tsNpAHx7
MAA4EA"@S
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

seHr WASTE HlserRie.ry suss saeAvss IRIS eurass
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

trot, tpuroe er obne Grub empfan-
gen. General Soiepb g. Goenig
mar 5ueeger, ober ols inn Petain
ieine San6 bieten woate, mics er lie
5uriid. Die &egierlng bate 30 30
~li3iiten aus 8aris aei6idt, Die ben
Marifaa uuf ben 3ug 6rodten.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

lung in Spoe gnrf bei3niiieen. Die
8ogen ser blnuen Morfen nit Sem
'3itat &ooIeoeIts: uSoparo tie llniteo
gtatlons, @pril %, 1916, iino 6rou
Gleanor 8ooieoelt iiberianot moroen.
Sn areiien Ser vMoior 9eaglte".
galeballflu6s lit man nit Dem 8e-
lud Ser Spiele in ser erIten ISOLDE
nod Saiion : @r0ffnling 5ufrieoen,
famen oodl in Den beioen 9igen 409,-
287 3uld)auer ST. Ben Spielelt. Die
National 9englte mics in % Spielen
elren 8eiid BON 214 ,227 oltf, Die
Americnn 2eoglte batte 195,O6O gu
ldnner bel % Spielen. @s ergibt
oas einen Gurdidnittsbefld Don
$500 pro Spiel, nm 5irfa 500 meni-
ger als ooriaes Ssahr.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
GpncOr0 Stub

Morgen, S~onnabeno, lit Ser
iommlung oes Concord Clubs in Ser
@obnung ser Sefret1rin. Die Mit.
glieoer meroen per 4oltfarte OaUon
bena6ri6tigt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

@oscar0o itcbe, iei fir sic anfltnft
0elttiher 6Llig5eu9e beionoers Der.
qeridltet mor0en.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Hiram Walker
Net Profit Up

Hiram Walker Gooderham &
WortS. Ltd. reports for the fiscal
year ended Aug 81. 1915, a net
profit of S9,4l1,300 equal after
preferred dividend requirements,
to S1226 a common share This
compares with earnings of S7637 =
36i. or S9Sl in the preceding
fiscal year
Sales for the latest fiscal period
totaled S2546lS16l, agaInSt
S167O5ll35 in the 1914 fiscal
year
"tll alcohol contracts with
the Canadian and L. =. govern
ments were Cancelled AT the end
Of last August and our plants
were again available for beNer-
age production, II { HatCh
president and chairman Of the
board. states IN hlS remarks
accompanying the company
financial report
However, We are still oper-
ating under certain restrictions
and consequently our distilla-
tion since Sept. | has been
limited. We have had some
production each month since
that date. and look forward 10
gradually increased output as
time goes on.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
United Studies Designs

Engineers Of United Air Lines
currently are studying five de-
signs of new hiGh-Speed, twin
cngined planes prior TO signing
contracts for a fleet which will
be used for Uniteds increasing
lntercity services, II was an
nounced today by Jack MiSSel-
horn, district traffic manager.
NlSSelhorn said that United
plans TO replace its present fleet
Of 2l-pasSonger, twin-engined
lS0-milc-an-hour Douglas DC-3
MaInlinerS and CargollnerS,
starting in 1947. with new-type
twln-cnGined planes which will
incorporate advanced features
Of passenger comfort. speed and
operating efficiency Such planes
would be used on frequent in
tercity schedules and would con-
meet AZ major terminals with
the five mile minute. four
cngined Douglas does which
the company will operate on its
coast-to-coast and Pacific Coast
routes
MlSSelhorn said that designs
being tudie d included the
Martin 2O2, certain Boeing
preliminary designs. and the
Consolidated 10. the Douglas
DC-S and the CurtiSS-Wright
CW-2O. CurlSlnG speed OF such
planes ranges from 220 to $50
mileS-an-hour for the type Of
intcrCity services which United
has in mind. They will accom-
modate from 80 10 40 paSsen-
gers plus moderate cargo loads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Fiqh+ for Patents

SIN more Detroit companies
have luSt become founders Of
National Patent Council. a new
organization of smaller manu-
facturer> launched 10 defend
the L. 5. Patent system John
W Anderson president OF the
council. has announced
The companies are: The
Noto-Nowcr Co Marvel Trailer
Parts Co EX-CCll-O Corp The
pcnlnSular Grinding Wheel Co ;
Nelson Chemical Co, and W.
NJ ChaCC Co
These are m addition 10 TO
companies announced earlier
Patents are instruments Of
competition. SAID Anderson
They protect the consumer
against entrenched monopoly.
The public has been grossly
misled by propaganda which
has associated patents with
predatory monopoly and big
business.
Patents provide the means
by which these Detroit COM
panieS and hundreds Of other
smaller manu- turer>
throughout the country can
develop markets for new and
better products
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
DeSo+o Names McManus

Timothy L. McManus has
been appointed manager Of the
Syracuse region, according TO
announcement by j b. Wag-
staff, general manager Of the
De Soto division OF ChrySlcr
Corp. McManuS will make his
headquarters in Syracuse
He succeeds George II Babb,
who Is transferred TO Memphis
rs regional manager there.
WagStall also announced the
appointment Of w Whitney
Shaul as district manager in
Syracuse under MCManuS. Shaul
comes 10 De Soto after more
than four years in the army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Stock Issuance
Set by Fruehauf

Direc ors of the Fruehaut
Trailer Co. have authorized issu-
ance TO holders of common stock
of record Dec. II l9i5, one share
Of common stock 81 par, Tor
each outstanding share OF COM
mon held.
II IS contemplated that certlh,,
Gates for the shores 10 be lSSued
Will be mailed from Detroit Dec
-. 1915 This action IS IN ac-
cordance with the stock split
approved by stock h o d RS
"Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Mart Continues
Early Advance

NEW YORK, Nov 30 UPl--
Stocks advanced over a broad
front today with gains ranging TO
pore than a point IN The main
list.
Santa Re and Southern Pacific
had increases Of more than a
point and Eastern Air Lines rose
another li2 TO a new high. United
States Steel led its section higher
with a gain of nearly-a point.
ChrySler and General Motors
were up more than a point each.
Utilities Grrhed. NonferrouS metal
shares had gains of fractions to
more than a point
Mercantile stock gains reached
point or more. Union Carbide
was up |. Gains of or 4 points
were noted in Hiram Walker,
American DistillinG and Park e.
T!!fori.
Numerous special issues had
wide gains ranging to ID points
IN United Air Lines preferred.
General Steel Castings preferred
hit l30. up 10 points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Auto
Graphs
Detroit Shows Drop
In Late Model Cars
RN SILER FREEMAN

Although the total number Of
1888 and later year model pas
sengcr cars now IN use is about
the same today rs II was IN
1871. the number in the lead
ING counties of the country has,
10 a large extent, increased. r.
l. Polk q Company StatlStl-
clans for the automotlVe indus
try. reported today Cars older
than 1898 have disappeared
from the highways 10 the eN-
tent of 267 per cent between
1871 and 1914, Polk'S figures
show
A comparison of car rcgiStra-
tlons OF 1871 and 1914 shows
that New York City, Chicago
and Detroit had fewer 1888 and
later year model cars registered
iR 1914 than IN 1911. but in
CreascS ranging up 10 SO per
cent were reported for other
leading industrial counties
As of July !, 1871 the num-
Der Of latc-model cars registered
was 1O1S6,O52 as compared
with ll.S79.265 IN 1914. The
increase was due mainly 10 sales
of 1912 models. II was sand. and
Is only a comparatively small
increase
The study showed that Cook
County OChicago) lost about
~ 900 in late car model reg
iStrationS during the war years,
while Los Angeles County Cali
fornia. gained $4,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Index Up
Slightly

BOSTON. Nov. 30-The physi-
cal vctuYne of business in the
week Fnded Nov. "A advanced 10
9s-z from -9s.3- -iH-the preceding
week\ according TO Barron's In
deN' aa,s1ed for lons''crm indus d,
try and population growth. This
compares with the years high
of 1884 last spring and with l3O.z
year ago.
Barron's Index without adjust
mcnt for lonG-term trend was
1898 in the week ended Nov. a
compared with 1870 IN the pre-
ceding week and 1872 6 year ago
This index is relative 10 the base
1859.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
LEGAL NOTICE
TO SAVINGS DEPosITORS IN
IHF DETROIT BANk, DETROIT, MICHIGA

IHt DtlRplI bANk, Dtlholi MY mus
Please take notice that on october so
10 ., ',i.,' Arae.e " o. the e By-Ls., Of Tns
Detroit Bank Were amended effective Decer~
bcf D. lJ4Sf o. read as follows
ARTICLE ~
section savings deposits NAV be MAD
in sums Uf not less than one Dollar 81 Oob
ana sNau he subject % the Rules and ReEA
.sf.us sc' forth below and elsewhere IN theH
h' -tA ana q. A4'n aiil'HNHl'lts t.ettW
mat be- from time 70 Tine adopted by tM
b...d 20 Directors The Rules ana RsEuls
u... -.aH rs entered on The pass ocoks. as
s.sH De- exposed 90 ues In the banking OF.
f.r GrpVsit.r ut such pass bnok or other re-
-rin' ,uaI oe aca % signify MS or ner ss
.UHf o. ,sif t4.cs ana regulations ana 20 any
s...r ri.rr' aueufmsnfs regularly adopted
500 En'ry 70 All sums deposited snt
q. .ataHn shall De made In the BOOKS OF nc
asu. ant Also 10 Nc pass books 10 be fiVen
tG lc lfp.s!tHls and tntse paS BOOKS shall
b. 'H' d.p.a'o.s vouchers oi evdencet ~
account Etey attrdfassl made upon pres-
mo pass hlUK A. the time % the withdravsl,
ana every g'ucr wlthdrsvsl shall he entered
in 'ns T5bS book a. som a. practicable sfter
tne hiftttaRsl Is made
sr, Iae bsas sin make payments ~
Gri.Nn '1 NE de--.iiei In pefson ot to his
.tutaf,e en- presentation of me depositors
rsss raek O.-Asiauai ~ithdrssais not made
ny mo tep-si'lr in person out on pres,ntauon
tH.s Sl. DC alo~ed IN the absence OF rts-
s.ns - tac contrary The bans may In in
Discretion Raisr tne prcSrntatiou OF the pass
rr.. at ife tiuc - slhdgsNs. provided The
payment H made 90 me depositor pefSnally.
a4i ua' p any other persn shether or not
p any money go paid ne bank shan be re-
leased aad stsI.tet rom ell nsbiiiy Fresen-
tt.IHn 90 z pass book may ~ accepted ~ tho
'r.w mo account and any payment made ~
leu.u pr sr1ting paH book shan 30
tf.lrafsF fH t"e bank fnr ne amount - paid
taa tas3 ol1 thc depoNtor uniss' N, bank
-f.r Been previously n'tlhed In writing
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
M. S. Rukeyser
Los Angeles Speeds
Transition tO Peace

Los ANGELES trying make work after
boom southern California business leaders are endeaVong
break the the supply OF critically short materials "hch
is delaying making shortages IN civilian requirements
council which management and labor
transition mere
economy II recently been concerned with breaking
building Local that the army
quantity of lumber for example reserved IN
yards which they reportedy reluctant TO
re.st>a promptly
,y from Whatever place Wh" the housing supply
Pacific toaSi Locally
housing ihar returning Veterans search
a z places
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Steel Output
Rises p Pet.

NEW YORK. Nov 3O-Steel
ingot production for the week
ended Nov rs is placed at So
per cent of capacity in the com
pllatlon by Dow Jones and Co,
Inc. against 81 per cent m the
previous week and = per cent
two weeks ago
l.. 5 Steel IS estimated AZ 81
per cent against Is per cent the
week before and 73 per cent two
weeks ago. Other leading COM
panies are credited with 81 per
cent against 81 per cent in the
preceding week and 795 per cent
two weeks ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Regions Long Term Prospects Summed Up

lOnctcrm prospects, George D. q 1fien
president Standard on Co OF California, who heads an
industrial --lllpHln;- committee, declared
Il heeSe viii with that we have here sound
industrial strong and we'll diversified before
demonstrated the ability To do the
greatest production the nation We also
plants producing basic materials TO
this capable of supplying industries at costs below
those of the prrwar period,
considered together with the addi
plants the products
rcconNcrtcd plants u hccone<nutte
will continue 10 develop strong industrial
guide expansion. will constantly growing
capital the product of
such inNestment-industrial Jobs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Three Factors Mitiqated War Work Cutbscks

Angeles CItbaek> with much
than anticipated Local Observers tell me inal the
luDur.ol gated these factors
Mary returned 70 oIt-Sta'a homes
When they town rob, many women returned
. % careers aS
IH'ro has te'n absorption of numerous former war plant
other fields especially The hitherto starved service
pr Moreover u month S052 Jobs c'cntuaed from
plants industrial expansion along p7acctmc lines
UuS0roonng OF ShpbIlldlng and
Los Angeles looking 10 ITS prewar
activity has 33 individual industrial
capable OF producing sales volume Of at least 100000
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Roberts Named

The StaSlcY J Roberts co has
been appointed engineering sales
representatives in the Detroit ter
rltory by kropp Forge Co. Chi
cago. producers of flat die, drop
and upset forgingS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Warner Aircraft Corp.
Declares 5( Dividend

Warner Aircraft Corp. has de-
clared 4 divident Of : cents a
share. payable Dec % 10 stock
holders of record Dec : This
brings 1915 disbursements 10 IS
cents compared with 10 cents in
1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Two Dividends Voted
By Dow Chemical Co.

Dow Chemical Co. has declared
a dividend of Is cents a share
on the common stock and a dlvi-
dend of 81 on the Series 4 cumu-
lative preferred stock. both pay
able Jan Is. 1916. 10 shareholders
OF record Jan. ,. 1916
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Regular 4Ol Dividend
By Borq-W Warner

CHICAGO. Nov 30 BorC-War-
ncr Corp. has declared the usual
quarterly dividend Of 20 cents on
the. common stock, payable Jan 2
10 sharohnldnrs nf rncnrd Dec Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Quarterly 15t Voted
ByCity Auto Stamping

TOLEDO, Nov. 30-City Auto
Stamping Co has declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 10
cents on the common stock, pay
able Dec. II TO holders of record
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