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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Building Awards
Decline 10 Pei.

NEW YORK. Dec "a Engineer
ing construction award, m th,
O.. s. totaled S67.6i2 600 for the
week ended Dec l3, a decline OF
l6 per cent from the previous
week. Engineering NcwS-Rccord
reported Volume for the like week
last year was S3l .757 900.
Private construction dropped T..
pCr cent below last weeks figure
10 S4s599o00 and public building
awards declined - per cent To-
.Sl92i30OO A year ago private
and public building amounted 10
.S3.954 900 and ST .S03,OO0. re-
Spcctlvcly
Construction volume for the
year 10 date totaled S. I 90 2S2 0O0
Ia 80 per cent increase over the
FIRST 30 weeks Of 1914 The Cumu-
4atfpe public construction ran 16
per cent behind
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
HRFCLiSiS
Offering

Hundred, Of machine tools and
Quantities of production equipment
are being offered for ~ale through
tre R.crmoud, Va. agency Of tho
ArC0r 'ructon Finance Corp
Included iu the offering are
machine tools and attachments
furnaces. cutting and welding tips
Eu150G wheels and other types
of equipment Inspection can hc
arranged through the Richmond
EFC agency Sealed bids Will be
rcCclNCG4 4gHA neon. JaH l0, f9t6
and VIII boz accepted or rejected
A--lL.-l--, d --.-44-&- -tApEp--tt. .r---
A special listing Of this equip
mont. EIVinC terms az sale and IN
CIuirC tld forms, may hc obtained
from .hr Richmond office or amy
Of 'hc other REC regional offices
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Auto
Rubber Springs May
Be Next on Cars
By sILER FREEMAN

When you think OF rubber on
car, you naturally think OF
the tires and perhaps the hose
connections under the hood. But
there is in addition surprising
number of spots where rubber
now appears TO make the auto
mobile a better vehicle to ride
in,
Many years ago the engineers
began to hide away bits of
rubber in strategic -Plaees-abetft
the chassis. They have been
increasing the use from year to
year with good results.
Now some designers are cX-
perlmenting with rubber Sus-
pensions for the wheels 10 re-
place steel springs. t he Y
promise a softer quieter ride.
These rubber springs are spool
shaped with outer and inner
surfaces Of metal and a filler OF
rubber.
The outer metal casing Is
fastened 10 the chassis frame
and the inner portion 10 A
lever-like arm. At the outer
end of the arm, the wheel IS
mounted. The spring action is
DrOVidod by "A twisting of
rubber. technically known as a
torsional shear. Various Snub-
hing and checking devices are
used IN keep the wheel in posi-
tion If the rubber is over
extended.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

FRuITS-Apples Jonathan. No. / S4s4
41-lh hu Mcintosh. No. S4s4 4S-lb bu.
Rhode Island CreeninEt No. l. 81 - 4b-lb
rU S0oW No ! 81 - 4S-ib hu Wealtny
y. - "a 45-lh. hu Wolf River, No /,
vEGETABLE GREENs-csbbsse No !. so
a 65c nu CoIsrds. Ne I 81 asa so hu.
Mustard Greens NJ. 81 25al so bu spin
am. $50 81 s0ul rs bu Turnip Greens
X - Tod2 hu Kslo No 65ds5c bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS - celery
CsotsT' No D. tld1.2A bu Escsru'e No
Sia So nu Fndle No ! 50 hu
VEGETABLES. MISC -Bestt bunrhet
fsnc, 81 2A fo5 hch' No -SrdS1.
,,le2ed No i, sls . ~ BROCCOLI No I.
prf N" i Tf.rSI -s hu Curly SO t.
eoa ., nJ carrots bupcred No rO0
ao. ncns topped. No Sl-2AG1 30 bu.
lsul" .sr- No =. 81 SOd3 bu CCery
fancy e. 1sdl - fot nChs No -Srd
81 NicNigsu squares no g. - 1SW1 50
f0f nch, celery Root Ne 50 So@4 ou
Fcurt. 'snC. f21a do. hcns So. 3 sac
Harsf,sdiH 30 81 5os2 peck psskst
Issts, $50 Sl01 - d07 b,hs Dry Onions
A.. D. t.a2 81 7O-'b sack PARSLEY ,elry
NJ. FF.aSI dol pghf Parsley Root So.
81 81 2H0l 20 tl. psrfnips ianCy 81 g.
40 D ru 80 g. 81 25al so Po'sto's
fancy - 'O0-lr sack Nc 4 - 500 sc
rsG.srrs Red Ho'nouss No 81 dn1 bcts
tl.u,.s,ttts' no sl@i - b. seuasf
84.o rl Tsh.e Quctr 81. - 60
c. r,Hf frIgst fancy s. 500 rs hu N.
sIat 2H Vegetable r'stcri SO =. s. tH
rGGe- r1's 'srrs S'so7 7o-oot e,,,
.Fr. fltf wef'.- p 41
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Ne eoprene Best

Among the new SynthetiCS.
neoprcne is getting the nod for
use AS Vibratlon-abSorborS. II
rs being used for engine mounts,
spring Shacklc bushlngS, muffler
supports, radiator supports. etc.
Du pont has conducted tests
-r7r1 -SvrTttCtTC- -rutnCT COT1TnUN1S
for these resilient parts and
finds that neoprene has definite
advantages II found that TINS
synthetic IS superior 10 natural
rubber in not only its resist
ance 10 OIL bat It's resistance 70
creep Creep is described As
increasing reformation under
load
Experiments conducted hy ".
Newlln Keen OF Du PUn' lahor-
atory showed that ncoprorc <
major reformation came rcla-
tjlcly carly. while natural run
bers creep accelerated a. Tho
testing time increased This
enables the engineers 70 make
allowances for long time Serv-
ice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Analyses Lewis
On Facts Bill
BY LEMIS HANEY

Professor ~ Toonomics. N,v iors vnlV'ri'y
,iuiru T.. tUwiS often EuTv TOO
tar and says TOO much Ho IS 100
personal He runs 100 much 10
kItriol and abuse But nobody
ever thinks of him aS lacking i'm
shEcwdncSS. and / think there IS
usually mixed IN his dlatrihe, an
element OF blunt honesty that IS
rather refreshing IN, recent
blasting Of the government The
LAW, General Motors, and mis-
Ou1IrcS. lS a case IN point.
Lewis likes none Of them and ne
tells you why.
Tn the first place he calls
General Motors dishonest The
patch -dt,t---f ttrt-frr-rttr-
pont clear, but ! gather that he
thinks The company couI5 pay
the higher wages asked without
much If any, price advance. il
may be however, that what he
means rs that the COMPANY en-
outraged the JAW 10 strike az
fNiS time 50 that il can be tied up
until the excess profits TAX goes
If in January. tSomc people
would say that If true. this point
shows the company is lust smart
not dishonest that John himself
does IuSt the same kind Of things
occasionally. when he can think
one LIN }
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Turn TO Aluminium

a critical shortage Of gray
iron castings is opening up new
fields for the use Of aluminium.
according to y " Bay. wee
president of Aluminium Alloys
Corp. Detroit Re reports mat
many manufacturers. faced with
: shortage Of other metals arc
switching 20 aluminium = 10y
castings with highly successful
results.
Quick deliveries Of aluminium
castings are possible because Of
A tremendous wartime Increase
in the industry s production
facilities Bay says.
Within the past several weeks
his company has had calls FOR a
WIDE range Of castings formerly
made Of iron for use in such
products A. pumps. arr COM
prcSSorS electric meters. engine
rnsnifoldS cylinder heads brake
shoes and transmission housings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Ou+smer+s Union

One Of the most beautiful Jobs
on record OF outSmartlng a
union is that OF j. /. Case.
The JAW Go scheduled
strikes Al the Racine. MIS-, and
Rockford. III. plants when nego-
tiationS broke down on the 30
per cent pay increase demands.
A day or two before the Schcd-
uled walkout. the company an
nounced a 81 250.0O0 Christmas
honus-payable ONLY 10 these
employees who were on the job
regularly between oct. 81 and
Dec. 20.
For precedent, the company
pointed out that IN previous
years the bonus was paid TO
regular employees.
Said Go officials, bitterly:
III 10 wieked bioUi"
The walkout was called of
and the union now threatens 10
take the case to the War Labor
Board charging that "the strings
attached 10 the bonus make II
an unfair labor practice
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Rail Shares Aid
Tagging Market

NEW YORK. Dec IA (AP)-
Rails rallied the stock market
SetecUve1y today, although there
was a notable lack of steam on
the comeback and many leaders
refused 70 participate.
Carriers came 10 The fore after
an early mild Selloff, bat dealings,
from the start, were among the
SloweSt of the past several months
While there was little follow
through on the upward reversal
plus signs of fractions 10 a point
or more were well distributed near
the fourth hour
Buying was attributed partly 10
the desire Of some sold-out Gus
lnlneIS- -rciastate- accounts Al
the lower levels reached in the
-paSLtlNn days Strikes and threat
encd strikes persisted as handi-
caps.
Better performers included st.
Paul (when iSSuedl common, at
new high Santa Fe, y. Y Cen
Itral. Southern Pacific, Gre I
I Northern. Northern Pacific, Para
mount Pictures, Glenn Martin.
Eastern AIR Lines CUP about S
on few sales, Boeing, Consoll-
dated Nultee, ChrySler, L. s.
steel and Youngstown Sheet.
Backward most of the time were
General Motors. W o o " or I h,
American Telephone, American
Water Works, Westinghouse,
Goodrich and Texas Co.
p Railway bonds attracted sup
port. Commodities steadIed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

ST PAU MINI. Dec Il
Northwest AiYlncs. Inc reports
for the quarter ended Sept 80 4
net profit Of SJjg.s20 or 81 o3 p
share on mo 52s 07Q capital shares
This compares With earnings ot
S25I 7Gl or t. e.rf> snare on
j6 $50 SharC> r nc correspond
inC quarter 80 1ait To'a rpc'at-
trC revenues amounted tn s.. bis-
s-5. aCa.nS' S2434C-4
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
anada Crop
Value Drops

OTTAWA, Dec II Gross value
of principal field crops produced
on Canadian farms IN l9i5 was
estimated by the Dominion Bureau
Of Statistics AT 81 1.O9S. $50 0O0 the
lowest since l9il but StIil almost
double the 1858 average OF
$3.50 26O.O 900.
The d943 total was decrease
Of SOD $4,000 from the 1914 re-
vlSed estimate. with most of tho
decline due 10 smaller production
particularly in prairie province
grain crops.
The 1915 wheat crop was valued
A S326 100000 Sl33 100000 les,
than the revised 1914 value OF
$3.50 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
What S New
In Business
N. y. Subway In Red
P.a-s lare Boos-
By WARD sCHULTZ

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Aero Club Meeting

The Aero Club Of Michigan
VIII observe The 42d aruN TSary
~ the Wright Brothers drSt
airpIane fight A. sl5 2 m
Monday with program In inc
auditorium 81 CaSs Tech Prln-
cipal speakers VIII he William
A Mara OF BendiN Corp and
Col CaSS Hough who SCI a
worlds record n diving a plane
~ $50 miles an hour
Several movies viii be shown
one Of acronautcal oddities and
another on the b hellco pic T..
Every one l> invited 20 attend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Strike Threat Slows
Mexico Silver Output

MEXICO CITY. Dec Il tAPb
- Mining operations throughout
the nation were reported dcclin-
ing heavily due 20 uncertainties
in view Of silver strike called
for next Monday The labor
department is seeking 70 avert
tho walkout which would affect
silver mining and smelling COM
panicS Employees seek pay raises
as the result OF higher silver
pTiCpg
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
East Indies Tin Firm
Predicts on Output

NEW YORK. Dec. u ProduC-
tion OF TN ON the island Of Billion
IN the Dutch East Indies may bo
resumed "on a satisfactory scale
within SIX months according 10 4
report by tho Billion Tin Co
Released hy The Netherlands infor-
nation bureau IN 1899. the COM
pany produced II 500 short tons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Holiday Schedules
Set bN Exchanges

NEW 0ORk. = Q G I4-I0O
board Of governors OF the y Y.
Stock Exchange voted Thursday
10 close the exchange Monday
Dec - The exchange viii be
open ~ usual however on Dec
81. New Years Eve The y. Y.
Curb Exchange VIII follow tho
same schedule for the two holy
-nnAs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
CarIOaaIingS
Drop i'm Week

WASHINGTON Dec l4-Load-
ingS ot revenue freight during the
week ending Dec totalcd 776 6775
cars. r decrease Of 1885 from the
previous week. Is 7Sl below The
like week a year ago and de-
crease OF as q36 from the 1913
period according TO reports 70 the
ASSOCIATION Of American Rail-
roads
The Dow-JOneS carloading INDEX
which used thc l930-4i average a.
100 decreased 10 ll39 for the
week ended DcC 8 from llS9 n
the previous week
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

MONTREAL. Dec II lAPl--
NcwSprint stocks of all North
American manufacturers A. l}i.-
022 tons increased 3.75S tors n
November. the NewSprlnt hSso-
citation of Canada reported Stocks
in November, 1914, were 9959e
tons
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Inf t'IDetroIdSeHs
Tool Interests

The machine tool manufacture
ing interests of the International
Dcrola Corp have -hccn- sold 10
the GlSholt Machine Co. of Madi-
SON WIS, II WAS announced to-
day by {. Russell Feldman presi-
dent of the Detrola Corp.
The company, Fcldman SAID.
now VIII concentrate largely on
manufacturing home appliances.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
DeMulIer Joins WilIys

Marco = DcNuller ha hcc0
named sale, manager a. WlliNS
Overland Export Corp u Was
announced today hy Charlcs T.
SorcnScn. president Of WHY'S.
He viii handle foreign diS'rlhu-
tIon Of the civilian Icop A. Vel
As the company $ cars and
trucks
DcNullcr was formerly IN
charge ol the New York Office
of ChrvSlcr Export anc recently
returned from service IN the
Ordnance Department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
New Plant Planned
By American Can Co.

NEW YORK Dec 14-American
Can Co proposes 10 build in Balt-
more new plant, estimated 10
cost $4,000, 600 II Will he in add
ton 10 two plants now being
operated by the company in the
vicinity of Baltimore
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Horses First

One of the oddities of the war
reported hy L. : teChnlCianS
upon their return from InveSu-
CATION Of German wartime in
dustrial developments was use
by the Germans Of tungsten
carbide TO make large quantities
of CalkS for the shoes Of German
mounted officers horses IN spite
Of an extremely critical tungsten
shortage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

bOokkeeper for
G. Q o r & Q F
a ] & @ r. n o "
c h a ] r man OF
the b q q of
c o m IN cree. a
director of the
a m Q r / c a n
Trucking Asso-
clat ION a n Il
c h a IT man Of
the public re-
lationS commit
tee of the Mich
luaB I'talcklDC
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Extra Dividend Voted
By Detroit Trust Co.

The Detroit Trust Co. has
declared dividend Of 81 share
and an extra dividend ~ 80 cents
per share on us capital stock
.p7Fahlc Dcccuhcr u ~ stock
holders of record December 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Elect Scott President
OF Geo. F. AIger Co.

A. c. Scott has been elected
president Of the George +. AlGer
Co. II IS announced by the firm
A World War | veteran. Scotl
ioined the company in 1920 as 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

Association. He is also a member
Of the Economic Club and Traffic
Club Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
DOUBLY WRONG

Here he is douhly wrong for
one thing. the facts he men
tons are not well known or gen
orally agreed upon UewiS may
think he knows, but would Murray
agree? Would General Motors
agrce7) For another thing they
are not the most important facts,
and may have little 10 do with
wages. What about the produc-
tivity Of labor? The demand for
labor ,
He is dead wrong when he
states that industryS ability 10
pay wage increases is unlimited,
because prices can be raised 70
compensate. tWhat about demand
for products But he is right
on the beam when he teStifieS
that the strike would he settled
IN 10 days II the government
would give 20 General Motors a
price for cars where they can
make and sell them for far
profit"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
BLUNDERING law

In the second place. ne calls his
fellow labor leaders of The CLOS
JAW stupid, - and The poor
blundering leaders of the JAW. %
says he, picked this time of all
times 10 shut down General
Motors. when 1t would make more
money not operating than produc-
lnG' | would say that he thinks
them 10 be SapS
In the third place. Lewis says
that he hopes Congress won't
be as stupid as the JAW. AS 1t
viii be, If il passes the President s
fact-fndinC bill. (What he really
means. I think. is that he con-
SIderS Congress 50 stupid that
there's danger that-it witt pass
tho bill as introduced ,
What are his reasons for think
ing the Presidents bill stupid b?
CITe says nothing re Mr.. Truman's
mentality / find several given.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
ON STRONG GROUND

NN The hill is an evil. Vile
smelling mess CThat Is an un-
anSwerable argument, so we let 1t
stand on its mcritSl
tU It's full of dozens of loop
holes that would make it unwork-
able Probab bly, Lewis has
something there lie is on strong
ground IN referring 10 the truth
Of his past opposition 10 the
Smith-Connally bill Certainly
the bill needs careful and eXten-
sive revision and fOrtlficaiion in
the light of experience and -criti-
cal analysis ny all parties
~ The faCt-hnding measure
viii bring great turmoil" Again,
Lewis iSright IN demanding Clari-
fcation as 10 what facts. how
they arc 10 be found" and what
is 10 be done with them
t4) Finally. Lewis says that
there are no facts Of consequence
not already well known. He men
tons cost of living. and the induS-
try'S ability TO pay.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-19

City has been called "fascist," and
"Nazi," the fact remains that
everything that has happened so
far is along the traditional anti
Negro line followed by southerners
in the past.
First, the mind of the white
child is CONDITIONED" at home by
preachments of white supremacy
doctrines by the parents, who
learned the theory at the knee of
their parents and so on back to the
first days of slavery in this coun-
try; then the child is sent to school
to talk it over with other white
children who have been similarly
indoctrinated. All that is needed
then is for some older person to
provide the spark to start the con-
fagration.
If, the propagandists contend,
rioting and other disturbances can
be stirred up among white students
against attending classes with col
ored pupils, school boards in such
cities as Gary, Chicago, and even
in New York City, may be induced
to rezone school districts and
thereby create all-Negro and all
white schools. Chicago, with it's
huge colored population concen-
trated on the South Side ranks with
Harlem as ideal territory for such
goings on. In fact, for many years
white students living in Negro dis
tricts on Chicago's South Side,
have been sent to all-Negro schools
such as Wendell Phillips and Du-
Sable High. A rezoning of schools
in Harlem would create overnight
the segregation the South and it's
sympathizers want to see in the
North.
Talk is potent in keeping alive
such dangerous issues. Actual
fighting, disturbances and riots are
means whereby the whole matter
can be brought to a head, and those
stirring up anti-Negro strikes in
Gary, Chicago, and New York well
know it. Such strikes can easily
be instigated in Detroit, Cleveland,
Los Angeles, Boston, Philadelphia,
Dayton, and elsewhere and soon
the nation would awake to find the
theory of the South in complete
practice where it had not been
given a full chance before. There
seems, incidentally, to be a ten
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-19
CHURCH NOTES

Pilgrim Baptist Church: For October IL,
1915, Rev. Masseys sermon title was 'The
Lesson Of the Compass"
We were admonished to get that some
thing within" to guide US on the dangerous
sea of life. We need parents, teachers, ETC.,
to give the Landmark" guidance. But at
times we venture into situations when par
ents and teachers are out of the picture.
Then we need something within" to steer
US safely.
The generation which will make steady
shaky world is the generation which will
not be gullible to every fad of the season.
1t will be those who say, NO" to I'M
it will say, NO." to war-mongers; it will
say NO" to race-haters it will say mo, I"
to the men who try to destroy faith in God
and the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Yes, the Compass taught the lesson Of
equipping the heart and head for the sea
of life. With such, we can discover a new
world.
The Children's Story was entitled, Lean
from the Hen"
Visitors present were: Mrs. Jessie Sweet,
Dowagiac, Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Patrick, Minneapolis; William G.
Harris, Kansas City; Miss Modesterie Will
liams, New York; George W. Dozier, Duluth,
Mimi. Mrs. John O'Kelly, st. Paul; Mrs.
Lewis Jackson, Shreveport, Louisiana
Gaynell Henery, Omaha, Neb.; Christine
Carruthers, Minneapolis DR.. Lloyd A. Hall,
Chicago, Illinois.
New members who Joined last Sunday are
Jeane Stephens, Chicago; Mrs. Nellie Kemp,
442 st. Anthony.
On next Sunday, the evening worship
hour will be in charge of the Henrietta
james Missionary Society. Reports will be
made on the National Baptist Convention.
Special music will be rendered by the Ches-
ter Russell and the renowned Pilgrim Gospel
Chorus.-Church Reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-10-19
Murtin of Bethesda

Rev. Martini Bethesda Baptist Churchs energetic dynamic
pastor his observing their fourth anniversary at that
church October 26 to 20.
When Rev Martin city, ye engaged
In rather heated verbal fstu
decided we both in the direction many important
matters and since then harmony
may it continue.
This adms Martin courageous and un
afraid hypocrisy Negro or white whenever and
wherever it rears its ugly head.
He the first Minnesota resident over the
radio against the Na blood policy American
Cross He also has not hesed vigorously protest
Of his people wherever it has occurred.
We understand Church. his has made
great progress spiritually and materially
We hope Rev. Martin and his kind wife will
many to We ve
in Minnesota.
It's too bad the Navy department didn't
Negwhe relationships Changers present tour of Navy in
saons and his recommendations probably too late for
much good
The people Of Java their independence freedom from the
Dutch Just as the Dutch who recently fought
the Naz Certainly shouldn't expect the
nese to relish their return domination foreign thousands
of miles away
Bravo to Governor Tom Dewey for their
attack on the un-American policies of the D. A..
The Minneapolis Central Labor Union of
the AL deserve the hearty commentator of public
of these groups insisting that FEPC he
established poax which Obs millions of whites and
blacks the Southland of the right of franchise be abolished
Christianity in Action
The recent institution of Logan as rector of
Calvary Episcopal Church. Philadelphia passing sgnf
Calvary Church. founded years ago. has always had
white membership As the passed. the nghbOOOd changed
a number Of coored people
The vesy faced with membership and depleted
budget Under these the vestry said to itself tere
three things that we can do.
First keep the church exclusively continue
lose ground;
Second property to colOred congregation and
out; ~
Third the thing of holding our ground and
inviting colored congregation to Join u.s."
They did the thing and invited St Mcbaep Church
former mission to with Calvary.
The church, originally white mixed with cOlOred
49, ~
Whether the fails is not important The
important thing that Calvary clear conscience because
it chose to do the right thing-Afro-American