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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Jams
Travel Lines
Three-Day LayoH Find +.
Thousands on Move

Holiday travel in the Detroit
area assumed prewar proportions
Saturday as most factories still
under war contracts gave en-
ployes a three-day leave for their
greatest Labor Dav outing since
Pearl Harbor.
Thousands went 10 the lake re-
sorts, while officials of the major
steamship lines reported cruises
10 Mackinac, Cleveland. Buffalo
and Niagara Falls almost solidly
booked.
Many, however, remained in the
city 10 participate in Labor Day
festivities, planned by organized
labor Monday
Bus and train officials reported
minor increases in patronage,
pointing out that the lifting OF
gasoline rationing had made il
possible for many vacation trav-
elers TO use their cars for the first
time since l94l.
OFF UNTIL TUESDAY
Except for small maintenance
crews. all employees of General
Motors, Ford. Chrysler Briggs
and Hudson were dismissed FRI
day until Tuesday.
State Police Commissioner
Olander warned motorists that
traffic violatorS would be dealt
with sternly. lie said, however,
that a survey revealed the aver
age driving speed of the motor
lists. accustomed to wartime limits,
was under as miles an hour.
The holiday travellers began 10
leave Detroit Friday night and
the exodus continued throughout
Saturday. Travel bureaus had 10
turn down thousands of requests
for lake resort reservations.
In Detroit, labor will mark the
holiday -With a huge demenstra-
ton.
A CIO parade, which will in
clude thousands OF union mem
bers, floats and soldiers of the
72Sth Military Police Battalion,
~fii-beefr At : p m. witt form
at Woodward and Alexandrine
and proceed down Woodward to
Cadillac Square.
JACKSON TO SPEAK
a new feature will be the SO.
lection of A Miss Labor Day. Can
didates must he members OF the
.CIO or near relatives of members.
The winner will be selected on
the basis of beauty, poise. costume
and ShowmanShip.
With the end OF the parade at
Cadillac Square, A rally will be
held at which the main speaker
will he Samuel jackson, former
Democratic L. S. senator from
Indiana.
The AFL will observe Labor
Day with p banquet and dance.
scheduled for 7:30 p. m. in thc
Labor Temple, Park and Mont
calm, Frank X Martel. president,
said that 800 TO 400 guests are
TO attend.
Gov. Kelly and Mayor JeffrleS
are expected as guests of honor
and the main speaker will be "a
man OF national prominence, 90
Martel said He refused 10 identify
the speaker, saying only that
guests will be surprised when he
appears
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Leaves for California

Mrs Francine Tolzi ~ Dear
horn loft Saturday 70 ioin her
husband. PFC. Gino Tozzi now
on duty m Los Angeles. ca.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

Do YOU dance like vetsran n
World War II wake up and de-
light the experts. =. Spend a few
hours 81 Arthur Murrays ard
strssmlins your dancing. q. Your
fee, wiII speak ,hs hnsuse of the
new dance unusie-snd your partners
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Mary Fletcher
FromC Capac

MRS. MARY FLETCHER Of
Fisher avenue has returned
from a stay with her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fletcher IN Capac. Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Back

Mr. AND MRS. J HARVEY
GLEASON Of Covinston drive
have returned from q cruise on
the IS Richeheu 20 Quebec.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

soldiers IN the nelu, the empire
Of Japan surrendered to
America.
Hirohito the demi-god emperor
% the Japanese people. is taking
orders from Macarthur, the
American soldier, and revealing
by his surrender and subsequent
actions -that-hc- is man of ex-
traordinsry common sense, reason
ing powers and practical mind.
REDS IN MANCHURIA
Across tho Sea Of Japan and
the Yellow Sea, Stains Red mar
ShalS are in Manchuria and Korea
and will occupy Port Arthur on
l-iaotung Peninsula.
Farther south, the British are
reoccupHiHg Hong Kong and
Singapore.
In Chungking. moro than a
thousand miles 10 the west and
the provisional capital of China
for eight years, Gencralisslmo
Chang Kai Shek. outstanding
Chinese patriot, soldier and
statesman, is preparing 10 move
back 10 Marking, al the foot Of
Purple Mountain where l inter-
viewed him several times.
In Moscow there was concluded
between Soviet Russia and China
what is probably the most i'm
portant pact Of World War II
insofar as il bears on the future.
HISTORIC MOVEMENT
In China, more than 10000 900
Chinese who fled before tho Jap
anese invader will slowly begin
TO make their way back 10 their
villages.
II is the largest movement of
peoples in history.
All this means one thing-thst
Asia is moving onto the world
stage.
Asia, the birthplace Of mankind.
the cradle OF civilization, and the
source OF the worlds five great
spiritual movements. has come
back.
The Samurai sword Of Japan
has awakened the Chinese dragon
from centuries OF lethargy and
with it all Asia.
The migration Of mankind and
the movement Of civilization has
throughout the ages been from
cast 10 west. with the sun
GOODYEAR CYCLE ENDS
A cycle OF 1000 years has
closed
America. moving westward
across the Pacific, has defeated
Japan and completed II.
Ninety years ago. Commodore
Perry. as our representative,
forced Japan 10 break her Isola-
ton and open her gates with the
guns of his warshlps.
Today. Gen. Macarthur and
Adm. Nlmitz are closing those
gates.
Japan broke open the gates Of
China with guns and tanks
Communist Soviet Russia Is
largely inspiring aroused China
Whether the awakening and the
undermining Of Chna's 1000 900
people into a great military and
Industrial power will make more
for world peace than did that OF
Japan. IL secret Of the future.
The old cycle has ended with
horror, terror. carnage and mass
slaughter.
WAR NOT APnIfgHFn
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Gas Worry Ends; lie Folks Depart
CROSSE ILE, Sept. !


WITH gas rauoning lifted
w many people are starting
on long DELAYED vacations.
Leaving TINS week for Broom
all. Pa, where they will visit
Yellott F. HardcaStle and his
daughter-ln-laW, Mrs. F1tzhuGh
Hardcastle. were the Mellsh
Thompsons, Nj. and Mrs. Don
Anderson will occupy their
home while they are away.
Mrs. Paul Osborn d her
daughter Virginia have gone 10
visit Paul Jr who IS-in school
at Admiral Billiard. I'm route
they Will stop .or a short visit
with the Thomas urmstons at
Martha'S Vineyard, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Mayors
have left for Ponte aux Barques
where they VII, stay for a few
days with the John Brodheads
and their dauChter-In-iaw, Mrs.
Jack Mayors. From there they
will 60 north in the hope of
finding some good fishing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
PROPHECY FULFILLED

In January. 1914. few weeks
after my return from nearly TWO
years OF Japanese intcrnment IN
Manila and Shanghai. ! wrote in
the Hearst newspapers that with
the defeat Of Japan and deStruc-
ton Of the Japanese empire a.
an Asiatlc power, Communist Sow
let Russia would replace Japan as
the dominant number one power
in Asia and the end OF the war
would find the Soviet back IN
Port Arthur Liaotung Peninsula
Korea and Manchuris.
And 50 II has come about
That II has taken place more by
the Soviet-Chlnese pact rather
than BY Russian conquest alters
nothing in the fact that America :
victory over Japan cleared tho
way for the Red eeneralIsSiuo
~ Moscow 70 rebuild A. Port
Arthur a great Soviet naval base
for the planned large Red Pacific
fleet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
B nai B nth Youth
Dance on Sept. II

BNAI 3 RITH YOUTH Or
CARNATIONS will give their
nineteenth annual Yon Kippur
dance on Sept. IL IN the foun-'
tain ballroom AZ Masonic Tenn
pie Proceeds will 60 toward =
fund 70 establish q BBYO youth
center
Organizations affiliated with
the BBYC arc = mai Birth Girls.
Aleph ZsGlc Aleph. Bnai 3 nth
Young Men and 3 mai 3 nth
YOllnc WoFner
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

the world stage as Europe has
moved back
The famous British geographer
and geo politician, Halford ,
MacKinder. before the first World
War. wrote prophetically:
"The European phase Of his
tory is passing away as has
passed the M ed diterranean
phase
hsia now Is succeeding and re-
placing Europe as the main bat
tleground for the forces OF power
politics. economic systems, cul-
lures, and ideologies.
HISTORY PoRTENDED
Gen. MacArthurs taking over
Japan on behalf OF democratic
America. and the action OF the
Red generalissimo in advancing
Communist Soviet RuSsia's s power
and influence in China and ad-
vancing militsrily 10 Port Arthur.
are not condolences.
They are portents OF coming
history.
Totalitarian neo imperialiSt {
Stain has regained in Liantune
Peninsula. Korea and Manchuria
what imperial Gar Nicholas lost
10 Japan in 1904.
a ertCA has re-won Port
Arthur for Communist Soviet
Russia.
Our defeat OF Japan AZ great
cost 10 us has made possible the
easy invasion OF ManchuriA and
Korea by Stains Red army.
RUSSIAN ENTRY LATE
Moscow did not declare until
after the atomic bomb had de-
stroyed Hiroshima and scarcely
more than az hours before the
Tokyo radio offered Japan's sur
render
That is an indisputable fact Of
history.
Having obtained the lions share
OF the fruits OF victory in Europe.
and extended Russias frontiers
300 miles westward across Central
Europe with the spearhead OF the
Red army At Weimar. 100 miles
from the Rhine, Stain swung
Russias pendulum from west 10
east, as the czars before him had
tried 70 do.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

Iand and With more than fiVe
million well-equipped Japanese
soldiers in the field, the empire
Of Japan surrendered to
America.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

HERE'S peach of pie. Southern
surprise that catches the eye, pleaSeS
the palate! And it's so easy TO make.
But-for a rich, faky, golden crust be
SIRE TO use Gold Medal ''Kifcben-fesfed"
Enriched Flour, as the recipe specifies.
Gold Medal is famous for the fine pastry
IL makes as we'll as for luscious cakes,
fluffy biScuits-high, even.texturcd bread.
Yes, Gold Medal is America $ Favorite
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

for "all-purPose' baking. It's flour you
can trust Because, from wheat to- sack,
it's tested and re-tested TO insure uniform
quality. =. today, tomorrow, always!
Buy a sack and look for the recipe
folder inside =. each re&be tested under
home" conditions by our Betty Crooker
staff! Start collecting recibe folders notV!
General Mills
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

Captain Of CeHtrsFs crack swimming team
-. which recently broke the State High
School record for the medley relay
Murvil herself placed in the state free
style swim consecutive years!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
We're NlT saying:

that eating XIX nadcNM Mur> a winner But it
takes winner 10 piok d winner Andsehen II comes
TO cereals o.. like loads OF other winners
Murvl picks XIX
XIX is that c0cycg breakfast cereal made
from nutritious Corn Com popped into tender
golden "Crunohv Puds Tempting. tantalzlng
appeuzipg Tastes as good as t looks. ! ou II love
that r1at-s~cct Corn favor
Tomorrow eat an oooru breakfast Kick of
with XIX thot energy cereal. It's WINNERl
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Aircraft Stocks Up,
SteeIs and Motors
Drift Downward
BY HUDSON PHILLIPS,

hcsUClnlCQ ElcSs rlhhuGtat W TltcT.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Aircrafts
gained fractions to around 4 points
while steels and motors declined a
smaller amount in today's irregular
stock market proceedings.
Labor opposition to President
Truman's proposals for ending the
troubled labor-management dead
lock helped instill some caution
among buyers. The recent swing oi
shares to l5-year highs also held ur
commitments.
Dealings slowed after an active
opening. Near the fourth houl
some issues were up slightly from
extreme lows for the session.
United Aircraft, Grumman anc
Lima Locomotive hit new yearly
peaks-the latter on the repor,
France would place a large order
Other gamers included Goodyear
International Harvester, Douglas
Du Pont, Western Union "A" ano
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Among the losers were United
States Steel, Bethlehem, Genera
Motors, Goodrich, Woolworth, j.
Case, Public Service of New Jersey
American Smelling, American Can
Eastman Kodak, Northern Pacific
Chesapeake g. Ohio, Union Carbide
and Philip Morris. Chrysler was of
as negotiations on wage demands
were terminated.
Bonds were relatively steady.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

.OM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
2:00lInsCoNAm 2laa eoN
bhIIns Co N Am rts. 12iz
2zMlKingston Pr.20- M
9 Leonard Oil Dew 3A
20 Long Island Lite 2is
23HlLouisan LdzE.40 l1N
6MMich Sugar 81
2MIMidWstCorp1ag 71A
7AIMid Wst Ref 20 5iA
7NIMonogram Pict- 7A
9hlMount City Cop 4zs
@7l1lNat Bella II .07g 6ih
6izINat Fuel Gs 80 Is
7hlNat Tunnel & Mn AlA
s INew Mex & Ariz 7zs
20 Niagra Hud pwr III
SNlEor Am Lt&Pwr s3z
3MlOgden Corp 3g- 6N
25MlPan Am AIR WV 1914
5hiPantepec O.64a. l3N
MlPennroao 1ag-- ga
4oN NPioneer Gold GA
zlhlPiper Aircft Ell
) Pitney-Bow.40a 14zs
12AIPremGoId b 02g 2lz
MsIProducers Corp PA
126lR-K-O WV 7aa
9sslRaytheon Mfg 24iA
oMiRichfield OIL WV SO
2hIRoot Petroleum IL
2oAISt Regis Paper 1lzs
So Salt Dome OIL siA
hISchulte Inc 8
23HISegal Lock SNs
Shl6hatt-Denn lag 9
IL ISolar Aircrft.60 2lM
2ezsl Stand Brew 3M
nzIStd Power & 1t 3Hs
3AtTexon o g. LAO. 1oi4
1olSITextron Inc 1zg- 23zs
5SlTrans-Lux los J
21MlTung Sol L cog l3M
4NlUnexcelled Mfg IDA
3NlUnit Airc Prod / 2lM
oNlUnft Gas .65g-- 14N
81 UNIT Lt&Ry Sag. 25zs
23zsIUnited Stores J
1NtUnit Wall p.I5g oM
19AlUt-Ida Sug .15g 90
47AiWright-Ha h.20 40
ends in the foregoing table
lrsements based on the last
i-annual declaration. Un-
oted. special or extra divi-
included. q Also extra or
took dividend. d Cash or
st year. { Payable In stock.
i'd so far this year. h Pay
an funds. X Accumulated
,r declared this year. wv
xw Without warrants.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Washington Exchange

Capital Transit Co.-13 at 33a4 II at
33A
Washington Gas common-30 at 80
Capital Transit 1st ref. 4s-S4, 600 at
105A.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Dec. 5 R.-Grains rallied
today in the face Of another sharp decline
on May rye futures.
The third successive break on May rye
futures carried the price down the limit OF
B cents shortly after the start of trading,
but buying support came in about mid
session and the rally carried prices sub
stsntially higher than the low quotations
of the Gay.
Word reached the pit before the close
of trading that Senator Elmer Thomas,
Democrat, Of Oklahoma had called meet
for Friday in washington to consider
grain purchasing and buying policies OF
ne Government" And that he had re-
to withhold issuance OF the order placing
a ceiling on 1948 crop rye.
Wheat closed UNCHANGED to q higher
corn was unchanged at ceilings, December,
.lSh7; GOATS were up Y, to ia. December
6csii, - Rye was "a to az up. December
higher. December, o2E
Evening star., 1945-12-05

November air shipments showed a
slight drop from last year, 7,779 COM
pairing with 1884 year ago, a de-
crease OF COS shipments or 70 per
cent. The decline was laid to bad
flying weather.
Hemphill, Noyes 80 Years Old.
The Washington Office of Hemp
hill, Noyes & Co. announced that
the New York Stock Exchange firm
Is 80 years old today; the present
leaders in the concern being jan
sen Noyes, Stanton Griffis, Clifford
Hemphill and Harold C. Strong
Today's anniversary was marked
by the entry into the New York of
flee of four sons of four senior part
ners just released from war service.
They are Jansen Noyes, jr.; Nixon
Grifis, Clifford Hemphill, jr., and
/ Harold c. Strong, jr. The managers
! OF the Washington office in the
Shoreham Building are Elmer F.
Sauter and Frank P. Morse.
Store Stocks Above 1914.
Stocks of goods in Washington de-
partment stores at the end of Octo-
#ber were 10 per cent above October
s3l, 1914, the Richmond Reserve Bank
ireported today. Outstanding orders
were % per cent higher than last
year Bills due on October 81 were
3 per cent in total amount ahead of
October, 1914.
Collections on open accounts dur
ing October amounted to 81 per cent
of bills due on October /. Collections
on installment accounts were 80 per
cent of receivables on the 1st of
the month.
Women Bank Officers Meet.
Mary L. Chadwick, assistant trust
officer of the Washington Loan &
Trust Co., who was recently elected
chairman of the Capital group of the
Association of Bank Women, today
Is attending the meeting of the
board of directors of the associa-
ton in New York She also will at
tend the dinner meeting of the Mid
die Atlantic Division at the New
York Advertising Club Friday.
Cloyd H. Huffard, second vice
president of the Chase National
Bank, addressed the Washington
Life Insurance Trust Council last
evening at the Mayf1ower Hotel. on
trust planning. Earl G. Jonscher
presided.
Robert w. Wilson, who has COM
pleted three years service in the
Navy, has resumed his position as
treasurer of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. His place has been filled
by w. L. Jones'.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Washington Produce

From the Department of Agriculture.
EGGs-Market Arm. Supplies below
demand but increasing slightly. Bulk OF
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations December 5. Whites,
large, 80; large. s.: medium. So U. S.
grade B, large, 81: U: S. grade B. medium,
As: U. S. Grade c. "A. Commercially
graded eggs: Nearby 4. extra large. so;
large: 5s; medium, 3. Washington re-
vs were 2.934 eases. including $40 cases di-
LIVE PoULTRY-Market weak and ir-
regular on broilers and fryers. Fowl
81 20; bToilers and fryers, 27-30
DRESSED POULTRY dce packed
Supplies light but ample for slow de-
n1at,d,. mand Prices fob; Fowl; few, 80 80;
"a. very few higher: 2Ia-3 pounds. so
few q; roasters; 81, pounds, 1888 most
" 30: pounds and up, 1886 Mixed
lots, 31-34, mostly 3I-32.
Household Finance Corp. elected
Earl d larsen treo s,rrer
Evening star., 1945-12-05

General Electric Co. elected
George r. Prout and I. r. Boulware
vice presidents.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Dec. 0P.-Dividends
declared:
Reduced.
Pc Stk OF Pay
Rate. riod. record able
walworth co------2oc = 1914 1929
Omitted.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. s.. (AP).-Cotton fu-
lures moved through quiet session today
with price movements narrow. Modest
early gains were made on mill and SCAT
tered local buying partly Influenced BY ex-
pectations OF q lower cotton crop.
In later dealings the market turned
reactionary on light hedge selling and
commission house profit taking Private
forecast, anticipating the Government
crop report Saturday. placed the crop at
between 100000 and 100000 bales.
compared with the November ofiicial
estimate of 9.36S 900 bales.
Late afternoon prices were 5 to 25 cents
2. bale lower: December 24.62; March
"a. 81; May 24.39.
Evening star., 1945-12-05

| Aireon Mfg Co
Am Cn Mfg .20g
lam CP6L B -
lam G&E 1.60a-
lam L & T 1.20-.'
Am Maracaibo
Am Superpower-
Am Thread pfA
Ark Nat Gas A.
| Atlas Corp WV
Babcock&W1Ag
Barium Steel
Bellanca Air hg
Berk q Gay Fur
Bliss E W L.
Blue Ridge .16f-
Bowman-Bilt n
Brazil Tr L&P 2
Brewster Aero
Brit Col Pwr B
Brown-F DIST. 80
Bunk Hill&S IA
Burma Ltd
lCalite Tun .20g-
IC Marconi h.04g
ICatalin Am .30g
lCen e. s W Util =
Cessna Airc KR
IChief Cons Mng
Cities Service
Claude Neon Its
colon Developm
Cons Biscuit.6 80
fConsRo Royalty.12s
Cons Textil BOG
Cont Fdy g. NJ l
Corron g. Reynl
Croft Brew .05-
tCronw c Pet Ag
East State Corp.
4 Elec Bd&Share-
Elliott Co L.
Equity Corp
Fairchild z .20g
Fansteel NJ Ag
Glen Aid Coal q
Goldheld Con
Hearn d St .45g
Humble Oil III
| Rates Of divic
are annual dish,
quarterly or sen
less otherwise q
dends are not
extras. b Plus s
stock. e Paid Ia
g declared or pa
able in Canadi
| dividends paid
| With warrants
Evening star., 1945-12-05
D. {. Express Volume
Shows Big Gain Over
1914 in November
By EDWARD C. STONE.

Railway Express Agency ship
ments in and out of Washington set
a new November record, 314,530
units comparing with 278,508 in No
vember of last year, a sharp gain of
36,022 shipments or 1873 per cent,
Supt. w. o. R. Hannah announced
today.
The increase was due to mer-
chandise being more plentiful, re-
sulting in a notable upturn in the
smaller shipment units.
In the first II months of this
year shipments were far ahead of
1914, as is disclosed by the following
monthly compariSonS.
Evening star., 1945-12-05

hourly S4le1 on tne ExchnnGe Today:
IL 100 AM 33o 600 1900 noon $50 600
100 pm. 96o 600 200 D m. zeo 600
In full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being n .orsanized under Bankruptcy Act or
seGRaitaes atss ~ tass;vimen ny such companies
are annual disbursements based On Hi
quarterly Ok semi-annual declaration. On.
dends are not included Ex dividends
r Ex riEhts. Also extra or extras 5 Plus
lat ysar. raysbis q stocf Il f.0cx pecIer.d Insd
er paid g far this year. rayabie In
Cansdian funds ( Accumulated dividends
Evening star., 1945-12-05
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Evening star., 1945-12-05

far s. ay,ssnd Pus .,t1a extras P.s .strs
h S. 90 extra. K 10c extra. Paid in 1914
Evening star., 1945-12-05

TREASURY.
gas 65-60----1.
FOREIGN.
Argt As 72 Feb
Argt 4Ias IL !
Australia IS 81 ]
Braz 3As 10 ser
Buen A 4As TT
Chile 6s 90 asd-
Columbia 3s 10
Peru lst 6s 60
Warsaw rs 58--
DOMESTIC.
Am TIT 2As76 J
Am T&T 3s 56 ]
| Armour 4 hs rs J
ATSF As 95--.. ]
B&O 95 A -
B&O 1000 d
BIO 90 r -
BIO CIV so -.
Buf Rep 81 st
B c r 81 N 5s 81
| Can Sou IS 62--. /.
| Cent Ga IS 80 C
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