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9eAA' VA
account of his Army record figure only angle IS TO cash
in before the fans get wise to his being yellow.
Cash for you a beating for him., Dnky said curtly
walking out of the ROOM
Vern called for Dnky at sharp looking very cheerful
despite the white tape his eye He said Dinky know
who I'm hghting?"
'Massino Think your eye will heal in two weeks?'
Sure it will You know what fight with Massino means?
"A tough fight, most likely beating Dinky SAID SIMPLY
Hes good. but think can take him. Honey, 1t means
five grand could make down payment nursery with
that OF course we'll wait till get more dough- His voice
nervous fast.
Dinky took his That business last night Vern -
Sam says you're yellow.
Suppose am He held her shoulders pulled her close to
him. Does that make any difference to us?'
Il don't think So Dnky smiled although she felt sick
inside 1t wasn't his being afraid that worried her. she knew
that fear grow become so large 1t RUNS your lie
you really mean that?"
Dinky kissed him. Yes know what we have common,
the thing that made natural for to get along
cruel fighter has to have cruel streak how he
beat pulp? Big Sam has it he could stand
by and let his fighters be beaten nsensbe That's part of
their trade You haven't got you're tough and hard but
not cruel = so you'll never be great fighter
Il don't know, after all I've only had few fights >.
She down and kissed him again Its true I've been
raised fighters and fight talk Darling the point who
wants great fighter?
NERN lifted her high his head then held her his
like baby and kissed her You're girl Listen I'm
really coward just say I'm frightened l thought
about fear till got to Casino People have read lot about
that but unless you there. The ferries up
this mountain and they could everything did below
They could look right down Route Six No where you
went how you dug you had feeling they watching
you 1t like being trap guess fought well
any of the guys but after while got desire to live
wanted to out of that alive unhurt matter what
happened That all thought about 1t the last
night kept thinking about that cut eye another good
walop and might 60 blind So careful Might we'll
give all to you know why went in for boxing the
Army? 1t kept away from the front spent of my
time in Naples, Bari Florence guess you'd call it yellow
and it but I'd too many dead guys shattered arms
torn faces. Casino too big nightmare for me
couldn't help it."
That's being yellow" Dinky said smoothly Il know
what you mean I've too many punch-drunk heroes
The fans applaud them while they're taking and pass them
by when they stand street begging blind crazy
Darling Massino is tough and -"
Vern put thick finger her lips Forget about Monty
he doesn't worry me-"
MONTY MAssINo tall wiry guy who had been boxing
for nearly ten and only had slightly attened
and eyebrow to show for it He fast clever
and knew his way around.
The Garden sold the two men climbed into the
Vern ShIh1e in hov tho
Evening star., 1945-12-09
KID FROM CASSINO
Continued from preceding page

Big Sam had had to leave her of the time
girl he'd married. of two years happiness then the tragedy
of accident Vaguely Big Sam knew Dnky had fin
ished college and working in some Office. Why she
wanted to work was of the things he never knew.
Now he said kindly Hello kid what the hell you doing
up 50 ate?
Reading too hot to sleep. fighter, Vem johnson,
called to you"
yeah? Say he'd be at the gym tomorrow"
Dinky nodded. New boy?
Big Sam sat down and opened his neat baby-blue tie.
Giving him tryout. Won some Army championship IN
Italy. Any beer in the icebox?
The night Vern kissed her and held box of candy
"Just to prove can be romantic
Although Dnky dying to know how he had impressed
Big Sam Vern didn't say word about all during supper
or the long walk they took afterwards Finally Dnky asked
'Did you Dad today?'
Yeah, he's managing me now. How did rough old char
acter like that ever have kid like you?'
In the morning Dnky heard all about Vern; she couldn't
help hearing it. Big Sam happy and when he happy
he shouted "Dink, got champ! We're in the dough
big cars Miami Beach all the trimmings. This KID this
Johnson he boxes with the speed of scared ghost Punch
his left hook works like Joe Louis made it. He's sure bet
few tune-up bouts and we hit the big time
Sam did lot of yelling in the days that followed Every
night Dnky and Ven had supper together but Sam was
out Every morning he the praises OF Ven and talked
about two-hundreddollar suits and maybe owning race
horse Dnky listened to Big Sam and was bored she knew
Vern good.
About month later, Ven said "Dnky, honey, won't
you tomorrow night I'm fighting
II know. Want me to Gomez?
"If you want to-
Dnky thought about it all night and decided not to- 1t
short fight Vern left hook landed halfway through
Evening star., 1945-12-09
WOLF IN RED: Two ex-marines, two
Santas and one unexpected return
added UP to trouble almost. Read,
ssTake OF Those Whiskers, y next week

said sadly, Baby haven't champ after all That Vern
kid is yellow.
HE is not Dnky said it so loudly Sam nearly dropped
the cigar he starting.
yellow as ton of hay Last night he gets little cut,
and what happens Fancy Dan for the rest of the fight
afraid open up It's sign I've before And
this kid looked like money the back pocket Sam took
deep puff his cigar and sighed into cloud of smoke
Dnky said, What happens now?"
Il signed him fight Monty Massino two weeks from
Saturday, at the Garden
Evening star., 1945-12-09

MONTY MAssINo tall wry guy who had been boxing
for nearly ten years and only had slightly atened
and eyebrow to show for it. He clever
and knew his way around.
The Garden sold out the two climbed into the
ring Vern shued his feet in the rosin box waved the
cheering crowd then looked around the rngsde till he
Dnky, and winked at her.
When the ref called them to the of the ring for their
instructions, Massno seemed foot taller than the chunky
Ven Dnky sat in her seat trembling worried She thought
Vern will have to under those long arms get close
and start throwing hooks he's going Look how cool
Monty is - this will be one of his good nights.
At the bell Massno fast and gracefully danced
around tecked long ab that hit Verns cheek shot
another ab short right and danced back out of
range. Ven kept coming taking the abs trying to get
close. Massino made Ven look like amateur. He kept
Continued page IL
Evening star., 1945-04-06
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS, experienced on
women,s garments. GARF1NCkEL' s. ST
ALTFEsRRAr1oN HANDS and dressmaker ex-
perienced. for private dressmaking studio
APPoINTMEST CLERK. hours 9 70 8.
HELENA RUBENsTEIN. INC, 1917 Conn,
AProiSTMENT CLERK for beauty salon
of large department store; pleasant sur,
fGsndrfi oo TIE HEGR APR!E es!sfnss' at ois M End
curate with figures; s35 week and meals.
starting, salary. advancement: disn,fied
ndustfy oce esperienee xpf m o' ana ABILITY tc
xssT cxsHfk Rsk ga ass clerk 70,
service dept, excellent salary and hours.
sssfsF.sq sq h65rfss ass assass1a
ence sni;t''n preferred. Apply MISS cAToN, head
hostess, Hotel Annapolis, 11th to 18th on
ATTRAcTIvE POSITION for clerical work
ers; no experience necessary large, air
Rppy sArE%AY SI DEMPIoYMEST
4th and T SITS. ne. Hiring arrangements
ATToMoIIvE INVENTORY parts clerk for
one of Washinston's largest auto parts
CeptS., eAUeTleLC6 ueSlEdUlt Uut lOI ACC-
Mr, o 'Rourke, TREW MOTOR CO.. 1909
AEToMoTfvE itST Nj STOCK CLERK. experience
helpful but not necessary; salary open de-
pending on experience and ability. LOGAN
hF1TcXS M21R f2 2a y5sna IN IMPROVING apf hair
technique. 5-day week: salary and commits
sion. RIA. 9669, 1906 Georgia ave, WILL
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good, for neishbor.
RGDE RIH9 sIf9iefy Beatty sALoN, 1894 B E Capitol
BEATTY 5:Yleas leoaFsERAToR. a!l;a52yna; excellent n
bArfS SSn1 1oFifHksAfHoRs Is sggs;!spesa
sAt9H o2S WS9R brd GL Sas
BEATT4 oPERAToR' ! marvellous S 'oi oppor- Dor
T the nsh M Sod
position: Also manicurist specialist. EMILE
OF WAsHINGIoN WAS ING sNoI l22l &c, Conn ave -
fH3f RE26rY o oPEkAfoRs r ne also DU maaeurs sSae
sfsssHS RSsETY sSyfffRBSHEoRss .In.rsne.a D,.ss-
BGESF oe s4s eqoea a4e ex st.
Rorkns xsee Ps ea dg ME-
Risasi BEaErY Y OPERATORS and manicurtsts,
EANssnF GE & BRO, 7th. sth and z:
Beauty OPERATOR, experienced; EXCEL
lent salary and working conditions; full or
part time. Call in person RAYS BEAUTY
SALON, 14th ard Thomas Circle NV.
BffAttTY isf OPERATORS co.. with expert
~ OF Ssf11 R2R 1877 ave Ann'
sfAGTY sDi GyTf10io OPERATOR, experienced; highest
sESHRR ofERafoR for Beauty salon
large department store; pleasant 5H;; Sp5,
sE4HT7 sEsTF cS 9iEaS4ohs Il 5'1 full or part time
14snsb ssSy and Pssne o s,s HEADS
sooiKkEEPTR,. experieneed, @ to take com,
plete charge Of ofhce for fine retail
past Aes experience peri % ana salary expected to
BOOKKEEPER, experienced in double,
sox stea ior local hotel
familiar with payroll work; state age and
snSoKKEEPER reP sTENoGRAPHEs St prefer
experienced, but will teach beginner; this
Wof sary
ity: insurance and disqualification benefits.
LARIMER S. 1927 Corn. ave. NV. See
Miss Birnbaum.
BUSGIRLS and dishwashers, able to work
until 10 pm; part-time or full-time open
MINAL SERVICES, Washington National
BUsGiRLs. 2. colored; straisht day hours;
Sundays and holidays on: salary, meals
and uniform. DIKEMAN'S RESTAURANT.
500 18th st. NV.
CAFETERix general kitchen helpers needed
By Suburban Hospital, Bethesda, Md; flne
opportunity, pleasant working conditions
good salary and meals. Call MRS. PLA1R.
Oh. 6700.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
HELP MEN,
ACCoUNTANT-Salary $4,000. State ex.
perience. Box 62-K Star
PRODUCTION MAN-Her,

ACCoUNTANT-5saIary. $4,000 State ex-
PnVTRTrsiS9 PpfTienee B9x SIX pdn,5ta1or Star ur
IS your chance now to toin this outstand-
ing Washington advertising agency and
assure yourself of peacetime security and
printing and mechanical processes. pro-
cedures and costs knowledge of paper
StoGk 5. cEa r Write US for appointment and state
GYes:ed Replies strictly confidential Box
spIeRdtd sneIN ITOrGkIns G conditton$s g9od pay pay,
fssSf SARfo 4 4 EEEcTR1cs ST sts GO. cAhVf CHASE
tracting frm has opening for . young men
apprentices in ms @liine floor covering and I'd
MRSsi I8Ss,IHc RI cII}R,, I2p3, between 9 and. 5 pm
able 10 skesdh 4ender dss%na
and detail; essential work, permanent tt,es pos
sition: excellent salary. In reply state
hp 10Snis BOY as6 ssT porter
n, apii aSd nd %n paTt Tns Sime daywork downtown
TF RoAsT sa eook 3S Whls Eye or sl ooi:
ply chef CARLTON HOTEL i6th iGfry and Ak K
ATlToRNEY. junior; Washington law firm
WITH. WITH Nation-Wide nI clientele: real oppor-
ment Of qualifications to Box 56-L Star
AuTO BODY and metal workers. nave
good men. Secure postwar future, abso-
Mr. Mckee si McKEEPoNr1Aeae EFes aeSfSa aand and Sed
AuTo BODY MEN: best opportunity in
town for experienced men Our shop is
hlled with work This is a chance to make
T1BBfrs, fi3h iIi4 Vermont Se MOI k'aSs. aSs.
AnToMoBuE MECHANICS We have
urgent need for top men and are prepared
sired. See Mr.; Mckee, McKEE-PoNTIAc
Alto MECHANIC. salary and bonus. vaca.
hfGay tSn and e4asTf ohMHp Nth MoToR half c6 DAY Sat s
AGTo ae full sa part fH time asoq Sun
days; eXeellent salary; good hours, new
AUTO Observation-Disclosures man to work
with and supervise helpers in we'll
equipped shop under good working condi-
tons permanent lob With g1od weskly a
AUTO MECHANICS ,(2) and i helper. full
or part time; top hourly pay old-estab-
sary See Paul Mccullough. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO. -3040 NJ ST NV. MI 01S1
: AUTOMOBILES OWNERS, aged IS and
AppS UN1oN Room Ss n's6t soo TGEk Is7
HUfHo. Pal PAINT SHOP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unnecessary but helpful; Starting salary. iL.
S27.5 per week; good opportunity to learn
trade. prompt adyancements will be made
zGTo MEcasNSS e assS a o1d 4tn st
MoToR e. aaS' aao Rs5 Sssa
I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Deaths Reported

Frances F. Keller, %, 1893 Bryant 81 ne
Patrick. Brennan, -, United States Sol
diers' Home.
Edna A Dulin, "A. 1914 eth ST. NV.
John Polly, -, 4O1 ST. Sc
Herman L. Huller, SO, 493I Macarthur
blvd.
christopher Simon, 6s, l11o Buchanan
coneetta, Di silvestere, e5, 14os North
Caotol ST.
Geneva G. Quicker 81. 171s Kenyon st
NV.
Manuel Lopez. 55. $40 Shepherd st. NV.
Elizabeth L. Autori, So. 3O9 Pa. ave Sc
VIRGINIA Bennett. 2s. 622 Tth st. ne.
Infant Jamison, "1ln 10th ST NV
Carole L. Minder, infant, Seat Pleasant,
Infant Trammell 1345 Downing st ne.
William H. johnson. 10, Blue Plains. D. c
Lucy Brown, rs. 3l3 Eastern ave ne.
Laura Landon, "a. 1909 4Sth St ne
David Alexander, 60, Blue Plains, D C
Edward Anderson, 81, 1927 Corcoran st
NV.
Hattie Chambliss So 1880 Church st. w.
William Presley, 40 432 L st. NV.
Irene Flood, 80, 4lO 1st St s.w.
Donald L. Lanham, ] /, 1912 Delaware ave.
S.w.
Kenneth Durham. infant. 1926 Harrison
Evening star., 1945-04-06
HELP MEN ond WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, part-time daywork about 8
hours per week; must be aualified to make
necessary Federal reports, etc State age.
nIsn nd G6oK Box So4G
for permanent position; pleasant workins
conditions; good salary and meals. Call
h6okkEhPfR NOS RIH1H OIL fu H7c9 Charge good oDDor
tunity, pleasant position. pleasant condi-
tons. State qualifications. Box 23l-G,
BOOKKEEPER, retail experience preferred;
ee''s snd oor The HEcRF co st.
CANDY COUNTER CLERKS. pleasant. we'll
paid work. part or full time chance for
pT9motion TeIIS e Apply at once at any PEOPLES
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS. pleasant we'll
PAID woTk par or tull time chanes to
DRUG STORE or employment ONCE. II
CoLoRED COUPLE for general house
rooms and R,s bath. M; ard Mrs. Lee p p;
IL kbGoa ssDns we Wit
eall Mr., BUTLER at ll2l 2lst st. NV,
CORY WRITER, full time; excellent oppor-
55EsTRRMas TIE HEfRRa SO On woa.N - ssa,sa good
auired, aItre ST, REGIS RES. I1i3 Pa ave ave. 5.
COUPLE. colored. to run small country
pIdCe IN (neVy ChaSe. Separate cottage
with kitchen and bath: garden; salary,
$50 per month. 1l6 Inverness Or. Phone
CoUPLE, white. for country house in Sill
yer Spring. $500 month; also to 90 70 Bar
Harbor, Maine for summer months around
Jqns n,g,, st Phone sH 1908 xo.,.s. -o,.,
ences: top wages: Georsetown Call DE,
l649 between II and and to 10 m.
DIsHWAsHER, no Sundays. 1909 16tf
DRUG CLERKS. experience desirable bu,
pa: pa: s-hour. e-day week: Apply to any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or ONCE, II /
ROOD COUNTER CLERKS. 1e or over: we
Will, train you for essential work on our
Apply al any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
JANIToR and housekeeper-cook reliable,
competent. middle-ased, with references,
Gle: quarters Of j room. kitcheaette and
bath furnished in light basement and
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, experienced soda
fountain; excellent salary. DE, 1884.
MAN OR WOMAN to clerk in deiicatessen2;
Apply 7l3 South st. Asaph st. Aexan-
PUBLIC Pi;a; RELATIONS DIRECTOR. with
newspaper experience and vitaliy inter
ested in welfare OF the armsd t9rees' 3o3s
Short ORDER CooK-Apply after pm
REsTAURANT. 27l4 Good Hope road sc;
THE HEIGHT co. requires the services Of
oss s nd snd GoG The THE bPRy
CO., p ST. at Tth
Evening star., 1945-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS AND WATER HEATERS, 90 80 40
gal, automatic: no cash needed; small!
monthly payments: immediate installation
p: A: STANSBURY. Ii. 3O29
WE URGENTLY NEED home and prefer
a good residential or suburban neighbor.
hood. We will pay up to 81 5000. all cash
Tor a modern home. No brokers, please
ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS
washington Permanent Building Associa-
ton will be held at the office, 629 F St
NV, May ?, 1945, at 3 pm, for election
or otficerS and directors and any other
business that might come before the share
holders. Polls open from 10 a m TO 2
NATL BARRISTERS' INST. 300 G.
Thomas Jefferson himself made a survey
Of the un-American activities Of the legis-
the British government BENSICA.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Sage Hens Aggressive

BOISE, Idaho LP).-Two years of
protection from hunters have made
Of the Idaho sage hen an aggres-
slve, healthy animal - almost too
healthy-says Motorist F. E. Shook.
A 12-pound hen collided head-on
with his car and almost forced it
off the road.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
HELP MEN.

WAREHOUsEMAN, .youns., strong; per
manent position. with good future. expe.
S1iTY iych T1E0EEyM T25S 60: s6s St RRrTS,..s
reaSred ar .na
The fsSf pS6oa Ssif5 HorEH nDg sS st.
piy NEM YoRk to eS HIs1 CO. 7a7 R h
WELDERs WI niT and spray painters by 1907
Navy "E, nag: only experienced welders
need apply must pass % Navy te;d.v test Apply
elaRIF1ER I s'ocess' co. i34l Hl e Wis % ave WMc
hiring hiring arrsngsmsnts n approved
voGUE E Sc
RhlafdIssnsbYrg hfIs I'd ne - ID
partment store: unusual opportunity; good
conditions. BOX 4s3K. Star,
xoHNG 6 MEN whts Good 9vsr s WITH t. snd
adSaneemen f1 M JUpp sSof pEWE1EER FIVE fNe
Eekinston pl; and Florida ave; ne: .,
Of skilled alteration. hands, seamstresses,
Uniforms ' Appis Red cross Division q rs
GssESriAL GSs; Il Y woRk SIX in new, modern milk
plant SS3 "a and Ssss4 PEI
with Sundays and holidays of: many other
| advantages; experience not necessary. Ap-
ply LucERME CREAM d BUTTER co.
2040 West Virginia ave. ne. tTake Trint.
DAD bus to end Of line and walk blocks out
W: We. ave. to planto Hiring arrangements
WOODWARD LoTHRoP has immediate
| openings for porters, full or part time
Apply employment once. 9th floor, 9:3o-t
daily, IL 2:30-9 Thursday.
MA-ER co. requires services Of expert.
enced fnisher. All inside work. excellen,
opportunity for conscientious and sober
man; See Mr. BERRY, 42l 7th st. NV,
WOODWARD LOTHROP has immediate
openings for packers, checkers. stock oet
WE NEED MECHANICS to keep our truck,
rolling If you are interested in a good
permanent JOB with local company, call
FALLS CHURCH VA) CLERK for market
must be experienced in meat dept; good
salary and working conditions for right
party. Phone for interview. BROWN, Fall,
Church 2692.
OPPORTUNITY In local division of ma
6ional ,orssnization a good starting ] salary;
handle public helpful Write your ex-
perience briefly Interview will be ar
! ranged. Box 339-G. Star.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

All persons to be hired in this
area must be referred By the local
United States Employment Service
office, unless the specific aduer-
ttSement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

Rhode Island ave-, HyattsVllle, Mo. WA.
SILVER REPAIRMAN, experienced full
or part time. Apply 723 10Th ST. NV.
between am. and $40 pm. or phone
soDA
opportunity of lifetime for right man.
sFoTTERs. wool; experienced. s.aay week;
sW1rcnBoARp sSihahiB & =" OPERATOR for night
ferred; must be. reputable and dependable;
those with without bona fide references nssd
oil weekly. No 5000. ~
TIREMEN. recappers. vulcanizers, tire
Sss 6zhss Ef'F'ss SALES Z "esS e.
+ + :sa asDRGSg Rfssy tsras "a s5
TRgdk FL E2tf pk1vEks, It hs white T. good salary
fsshsyses pxR ss
TfTek fTs 60 6Rvfss ais Ha HEifrk i redaeS ssf :;
Of flooring material: good salary, steady
Ha VETERAN II Wiz WtR seme DenSeee aaS
counting or Is SsookkSeepinE: Apply MISS
duNP; Rm 7qS SIG 14th ST. NV Mon
Ii sh asso Dsts a
ssfs y EuasS 22d EGsEna Mook SfeaSa eo
3040 NJ st. NV. MI. O1s1.
ability to meet public required peacetime
future: earnings about $50 week. 319
WALTERS, WALTERS 't Z, colored suburban hotel; SO
guests; top salary, plus tips. room and
board; g days. Phone for .appointment:
WA WATERS 5White}' .o experienced p % only; part
time, 5 to 9:3O pm, Sundays 12. to o.
six days, 40 cents per hr;; meals and coats
aln'S8ea Cali Wo 500. 0S Miss KiSIN
WATERS teolored) for seafood restaurant,
only dependabls men need apply. excellent
personnel once. 0DoNNEfIs GRILL
1907 Z St. NV.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
New Car Rates
Reduced by CIT

NEW YORK, Oct. = Reduc-
tiOns in financing rates and a
streamlining of service TO auto
owners have been announced by
Universal CIT. Credit Corp. and
its network OF branches.
A. O. Dietz. president Of Univer-
sal CIT, disclosed the following
reductions in rates:
New cars will be financed
for the public when purchased on
y months terms az per cent
discount of the unpaid balance.
2-Interest rates charged deal
erS have been cut IS per cent.
Substantial reductions in financ-
ing rates on tised cars with be an
nounced in detail shortly, Dietz
said
Universal CIT. also has rede-
signed its consumers protective
package" through which auto buy
ers obtain insurance and other
services in one transaction when
they arrange their financing, 10
give more complete coverage than
before he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Doubts Hike
In Gains Tax
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economies, ss- York University
A Donora, Pa. reader asks: Il
could sell some stocks, but the
taxes would eat up my profits. j
read that the Administration will
limit loans for buying real estate,
and slap heavier taxes on specu-
lative gains. What do you think :?
Do l have TO pay income taxes on
gains from stocks l hold for more
than six months ?"
Answer: Short-term gains are
now taxed as income. and include
the gain on stocks held for less
than six months. II you make a
gain of 500 by selling a stock
which you bought less than six
months ago. you pay the regular
income tax on the full 500. If you
have held the stock over six
months, however. it is called a
long-term gain, and you are al
lowed TO keep half of the gain
without tax; that is. YOU pay the
income tax on only so per cent OF
the gain.
II is most important 10 ask
yourself why you bought the
stock. II you bought 1t for yield,
or regular dividends. why not
hold il? That makes you a saver
and investor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Radio Makers
Tiff With 0PA

WASHINGTON, Oct. l. OPA
is engaged in one of its most i'm.
portant reconversion bouts-with
the ra 10 industry. Round by
round, the match has been staged
at meetings between industry rep
resentatives and OPA officials in
New York. Chicago and Wash
ington.
II has reached office of recon-
version director Snyder and the
Senate war investigating commit
tee. better known as the Mead
committee.
The stakes are high for some
100000 radio workers who are
idle because parts manufacturers
are unable to deliver the COM
ponents for radios to set
makers. The stakes are Just as
high for hundreds of small parts
manufacturers who estimate that
operations under OPA interim
price ceilings would result in an.
nual operating losses ranging from
100000 to more than $1,000, 900
While the discussions 20 or
week after week. the radio indus.
try is practically down. Produc.
tion has been delayed at least a
month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Aircraft Council Ends

As Of today, the Central Air
craft Council goes out of exist
ence. simultaneously, the Auto
motive Council for War Produc-
ton becomes again the Automo-
bile Manufacturers Association.
Ernest r. Breech. president of
the aircraft group. disclosed that
the companies making up the
central council had delivered
Sl4.7 .740, 900, 900 worth of planes,
engines and aviation instruments
during its existence. Some were
old-line airpla ane companies.
Some were newcomers 10 the
field Of aviation.
The bulk of the members were
companies whose peacetime pur-
suits did not even resemble
planes. They were car builders.
parts m a kers, tire manufac-
turers and producers OF electri-
cal equipment ana household
appliances.
But they all combined 10 do a
Job. And they did il well. They
worked themselves out OF exist
ence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Phony News Item

General Motors Corp. public
relations specialists have turned
detective and arc trying 10 To-
cate the source ot phony
release sent 70 newspapers IN
official corporation envelopes.
tilted General Motors re-
duceS office hours and salaries
IS per cent effective oct. J."
the release read as II il was an
official corporation announce
rrrutt. No comment was forth
coming from corporation Off
Gals with regard 90 4 later
adjustment in sa larIeS,' II
pointed out
But the part which made il
look like an obvious fake was
a sentence outlining the UAW-
CLOS demands and pointing out
that 4 strike vote had been
taken
Basis for II was. Of course.
return 10 3O-hour week from a.
hours by some Office employees.