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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Earnings
HINDt a DAUCH

e, HiNpt a DAucB rsrER co.
SI NJ, Pas s2ss, end juno 80 .sss,o ists ,.dd:..
Common shsr, earnings $40 si41
r.i. Ut roSr Dr NrNoURs a 90
5s,so 5go, sS', "a, :.sa ..,a, 'sse. so
rESNsrtvANn GLASS SAND
Sir mos end. June 30. ists IeN
Com. share earnings ssc SIC
vicroR CHEMICAL WORKS
guar end. June 80. le45 ta4E
Share eAfnlngs 36c 3Oc
SCOTT PAPER co.
Sir mos. ended june 20. july l
Net proht S7s4sSO S772.7s3
Com. share earn, CSC s6c
sBARBER ASPHALT ooRF.
ssi aroat s22.sss I23o-ssa
Sir NOS end June So =
Share ebrninEE lc Csc
BAUSCH a LoMB OPTICAL co
siI mos snd. June so 1915 Zee
Com Shsr. earnings Isl tioN
ARTLOOM CoRr.
- Vks end June ls io4S Ia44
Me- profit S6l o7f t3s sos
Com share earnings ale iSc
GFNLRAL RTFRACrnRtTS 90
Quar- end June 30 1915 iasa
Nsf profit 12lS7oa 1207 S7s
Shars esrninTt 1ec 47c
siS mos, ended Jure'
Net hroft f4lesna taao aET
share eafniDFt see ese
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
DiStiIlerS.
Earnings Gain

NEW YORK. Aug. Brown
Forman DistillerS showed a good
gain in earnings for the fiscal
year ended April 30. TO Si.34 a
share from 1884 IN the preceding
year. Sales rose TO $33, 3,00O. 600
from So 100000.
The management points out
that the ~, whisky production
holidays enabled the company 10
record a substantial increase in
case sales over year ago and
still maintain an even level Of
inventories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
COUNTRIES COVERED

Currently more than 35 coun-
tries are covered and the frozen
assets consist of bank deposits,
gold, securities. business proper
ties. merchandise, and patents.
During the period OF tightest
control before the end OF the war
in Europe. transactions were per-
mitted in the blocked funds by
means OF specific licenses and at
one time applications for such
-hCpnZrs ran as nigh as 46,6t6 d
month. The treasury reported
recently that from January 1912
through March l9f5 transactions
in assets totaling over 10 billion
dollars had been authorized under
specific licenses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Shell Oil Unit
Adds to Plant

The chemical division of the
Shell Union Co. will construct a
81, ,00000 Isoprene recovery and
publication plant adjacent 10 the
Butadiene plant now operated IN
Los Angeles area for the gov
ernmeht's Rubber Reserve -Ce.
Production capacity is expected
TO he more than doubled by the
new plant. =
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Fortified With Modern Machinery

Thus Russia contrased with United is no
longer unaware OF the efficiency and the economy
machine civilization. AS the
world each will varying degrees, fortified modern
machinery and modern power technology
The point OF difference these mechaniled
VIII
the +adiVeast
making selections Russia decisions on srh
VIII be governmental
The nf difference
under system and prediction the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
HOuddiIIe Hershey
Net Tops Year AGO

Houdaille Hershey Corp. and
subsidiaries report for the six
months ended June 30, subject to
audit and year-end adjustments.
a net profit Of S905.4lS, equal to
SIS cents on tho Class r issue.
against 1886 9l9. or IS cents a
share, a year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
FIRST STEP TAKEN

First step was taken 10 freeze
foreign funds in this country in
April 1910. when Germany invaded
Norway and Denmark. An execu-
tive order issued at that time
prohibited transactions involving
Norwegian and Danish property
within the United States except
as authorized by the treasury.
AS the Germans overran other
European countries control was
extended 10 assets OF tho Neither
lands. Belgium. France and the
Baltic and Balkan States. Later
the freeze was put on German and
Italian assets and those OF Japan
and China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Smith Joins Monroe

c. J. Smith has been named
chief engineer OF the Monroe
Equipment co. lie comes to
the Monroe firm from Packard
where he was chief engineer al
the proving grounds
Smith VIII direct the compa-
ny's program covering products
for passenger cars, trucks, buses.
tractors and raTiTo1as.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Hewitt Rubber Votes
25-Cent Dividend

BUFFALO. ~. Y, Aug. l.
Hewitt Rubber Corp. has declared
a regular quarterly dividend of
p cents, payable Sept. Is, to
stock of record Aug. IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Russia WithhoIds Bill Of Rights Privilege

As long the dictatorship party system continues
and long Russia wihhods Bill Rights privileges from
It's nationals such a description Will be inaccurate
Such mlshandng of Russia accomplShes nothing conrc
tive On the irritation when Russia
herself false
labels which have
II also misleading l9i5
Communist Under Lenn and TroSky disposition
test cut MARKHAM communism of running Russia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Flour Subsidy Due

WASHINGTON Aug. l. The
Flour MillcrS National Federation
states that the August subsidy 10
be paid millcrs during July is
scheduled 10 be released today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Standard Accident
Promotes Thompson

Merle J. Thompson. assistant
manager. agency department.
Accident Insurance Co.
has been appointed manager OF the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Fed1 MoguI Reports
Profit Of S4O6,684

Federal Mogul Corp, earned,
subject TO audit and year end ad-
justment, in the six months ended
June 30. net profit of $406, ,6s4.
equal 20 81 45 share. as compared
TO S607 179. or S2l7 a share in
rn4a
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

a cid ent and
health depart
n1ent, effective
Sept. ] lie sue
ceeds Henry j.
Huntington, re-
signed.
I h o m p son
arte d with
the company IN
1924 in the &C
{ o u n ting de-
p a r tment. lie
was transferred
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

DkAFTsMEN. tooi Anc die. excellent
PoSt var future With national nsnaise.
turer Mr. SplceT. TO 7-IboO n A
1oenE Sprnf and Wire Corp.. Hoioroox
and Cretly
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

phAFTSMEf mechanical hsckrround.
ior iullSike body drafting. also de;ailsrs:
postNh program. previous body draftins
~ r,lens s deSiTass Fisher Body. 4os
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

DNAfTSMEN-tF Full alze body Isyout ,.
eostsilers snd eng checkers Hudson
Motor Car Company. Eat Jefferson at
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

DRAFTSMEH-En or nschin. a..
1h OF layout Sc Mr. bacon 10Th
s' rSor' General Motors Research. <ss
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

..,.-F DaSNF o4AEN uf dtthIef1, able 10 a.
sumo some engineering Responsibility.
Layout ann Detail experience desirable.
eASeuent postwar possibilities for the
yhht nen with ability Crawford Door
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

HINDt a DAUGH PAFLR 90
SIT noa END juno so lals iesl
Net profit s5S22a fsOs ss-
Common EhErs earnings $40 Sl4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

pRAFTsMEN-Fun size body layout
good opportunity for qualified msn.
sood postwar future Edward G. suad
Maanlisct9Ilng Co. l2l4i chsrievofr
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
MALE HELP WANTED

BLUkPRIsT operator. experienced co
orator for engineering department.. After
noon shift Apply The Timkea-De
ANls Company. 53i5 West Fort St,
cornPr CIsTE
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

tLrCTpONATfC OPERATOR TOO psO
18th postWsr future Crshsn-Pslfs
Motor Corp. sos ". wsTFen
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

CRAFTSMEN. designers. cnecsen. hy-
out men. work on neavy duty aries.
long postwar program. reiepnoue Mr.
chemist. Ia $500 The Timken-D>sroir
Axle Company. 4siS Yves, Fort St.
corner Cisfk
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
De GauIle in Paris

PARIS, Feb. 13 GNS)-Gen.
de Gaulle has returned 10 Paris
after a two-day tour of AlSace
and Lorraine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
WafeP
BudgetCut

Mayor Jeffries today referred
TO the city water commission as
"opulent' after reviewing, yester-
day, its tentative budget for the
fiscal yeeF-1945-46, which Shows
"a decrease Of S22965g.
Jeffries praised particularly the
fact that the budget provided SIS
-Lgl- -feE- any possible rate adjust
mei and equalization OF salaries
for 7ployeS. Other budgets re-
view yesterday by Jeffries in
Clude. sewage treatment and dis
posal Nth an increase Of $4,000;
the real estate bureau OF the COR
poration counsel. with an anLici-
pated increase in surplus Of S29,-
272. and the corporation counsel,
an increase OF 1884.
Budgets Of q Of ~ depart
ments have been reviewed by the
mayor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Air Film
Endorsed

Detroit Industrial and business
groups were cooperating today
with Army Air Corps officers on
plans TO stimulate public interest
in The film Winged Victory
which is expected TO run for a
solid month i'm this area
t5Pt. tts.utJcrt J ffcintOSi7, Mich
lgan director for the project, told
a Board Of Commerce luncheon
meeting in the Book-Cadillac that
Gen. Arnold, chief of the army
air corps, hoped the picture could
be exhibited 10 every one with a
relative in the air corps and to
all who are employed in manu-
featuring aircraft parts.
Profits from the picture 60 to
the army relief fund.
George w. Carter, chairman Of
the Board Of Commerce war serv-
ice committee. presided at yes
terlap's meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Michigan Bell
HOnOrS I9:5 Men

At a dinner at the Detroit Le-
land Hotel last night the Michigan
Bell Telephone Co. hunored 195
construction men in the Detroit
division for a perfect on-thc.ioh
safety record.
None OF the construction men
had TN aeeffrrrt IN feJ4f serious
enough 10 take him off the job or
require assignment to lighter
duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Seize Still, Mash
I'm Raid on Barn

Forty gallons of mash was de-
stroyed and 15-gallon still and
50 pounds of sugar were confis-
Gated yesterday members of
the vice squad when they raided
barn in the rear Of 1895 Riopelle.
Mrs. Lucille Anthony of the
same address, held for investiga-
ton, told police she rented the
barn to several strangers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Indian Demands
Treaty Rights

Citing treaties dating back TO
1894, a full-blooded Indian de-
manded fatty in federal court to-
day that draft evasion charges
against him be dismissed.
The Indian is John Albany 25r
Of 1868 Perry, who was arrested
Jan. IS or a-crarEc OF taTtIUg TO
report for induction.
Albany insists the government
OF the United States has no con-
troll over him. Such control, he
said, would cancel various rights
given TO Indians under ancient
treaties.
Albany is a Mohawk Indian
born at CaughnaWaga. Que.
Order l0c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Tons Of Fun Players
To Entertain Wounded

Billy House and others Of the
Tons OF Fun" revue, now playing
at the Wilson Theater, will stage
special performance under the
auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the ivy, Thursday afternoon
at the Veterans Hospital in Dear
born. Gifts will be distributed TO
the wounded veterans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Confectionery Robbed

Alphonse Nowacki, %. Of 1865
Mt Elliott. operator Of a confec-
tionery al 57O6 T., McNichols. re-
ported to police that two men
locked him N a rear room in the
store and robbed hun of SS10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Bitter Pill
Tells Divorce Court Bride
Left With 81 500

Wallace Frechette Of Plymouth
had $500 when he married his
wife Emma on oct. 2S, 1913, he
testified in circuit court today in
his petition for a divorce. Emma
became treasurer Immediately,
he said, and a week after the nup-
tials left him with empty pockets.
"She called me just another
sucker" FreChctte said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
A DUCK TAKING TO WATER

COastguardmen launch
ing a reconnaissance plane
called "Duck"-frOm the
deck of their cutter i'm the
Pacific. In seconds, the
crane swings the plane over
the side from its cradle on
deck. Crewmen sit on the
wings to balance the plane.
Photo BY U. s. Coast Guard
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14

on INC NCNIIdn ON RTYNUIDs
border in 1916 and was commits
stoned a second lieutenant the
following year. lie rose steadily
in rank until he was appointed a
major general last year
He has served in many high
military positions in Washington
and was appointed 10 head the
SixthrService Command last NO
Npmhnr-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14

the tier
Hotel
His subject
will be: "Ad-
vertiSing an q
How the Army
Depends on 1t
10 Win Certain
ObjectiveS.
A native of
Dundee. Mich,
Gen. Reynolds
served in the
3lst Infantry
- ...-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Adddft TO Hear
Gen. Reynolds

Gen. Russell E. Reynolds, COM
manding officer of the Sixth Serv-
ice Command VIII address mem
bers Of the Adcraft Club at a
Luncheon meeting FridaY noon in
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-14
Peru Joins War

LIMA. Peru, Feb. 13 INS)-
Peru has declared war on Ger
many and Japan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-07

t-lf IL I8-I-lt.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Propeller Output
Tops Hu|f-Mi||ion
World Production Record Set By
Hamilton Standard and lis
Fovr-lieensee Teom

EAST HARTFORD, CoNN.-More than
half-million Hamilton Standard propelers,
far exceeding output OF any other make
propeller in the world, have been produced
by the Hamilton Standard Propelers divi-
sion of United Aircraft Corporation and its
licensees, Sidney A. Stewart, general man.
ager, announced.
Hamilton Standard, which with its IL
censees has built more than IS per cent of
all propelers installed on American war
planes, is now preparing for quantity pro-
duction of its new propeller, the Super
Hydromatic, designed for top performance
with new, more powerful engines.
Not included in the 100000 figure are the
Hamilton Standard propellers built under
license by de Havlland Aircraft in England
and Australia to meet more thantwo-thirds
of all British warplane propeller needs.
The record resulted from the teamwork
of Hamilton Standard and four licensees
Nash-Kelvinator, Frigidaire, Remington
Rand, and Canadian Propellers, Ltd These
licensees, provided by Hamilton Standard
with complete manufacturing and engineer
ing data and training for key personnel,
turned o,n about one half of the 100000.
Hamilton Standards own production last
year was 20 times greater than in 1889.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
$4,000 Starving Reds
Freed From War; Camp
By Yanks in Reich
BY IVES GALLAGHER,
Associated Press War CORRESPONDENT.

TEUTOBURGER VALID, Ger
many, April 4-Freed from one of
Germany's largest prisoner of war
camps by a I'd Armored Division
column. about $4,000 starving Rus
slams used their first hours of lib
erty in a wild hunt for food.
While hardened Americans looked
in horror at conditions that brought
death to an estimated 10000 other
Russians during the last three years,
the emaciated survivors rushed to
almost empty storehouses, crammed
their mouths with raw -four and
scraped food bits off the floors.
These men must have rich food
for long time if they are to live, "
Ecommented a Russian doctor who
had been held at the camp for more
than three years.
Mani Guard Frightened.
When one Of the German guards
was asked if he would be content to
be kept prisoner under the same
conditions the Germans kept these
prisoners. he almost turned white
with fright and refused to answer.
The camp, on the outskirts of
Teutoburger Wald south of Biele-
field. was liberated by the 82d Recon-
naisSance Group of the I'd Armored
Division under 1t Col. Wheeler H.
Merriam. Framingham. Mass. Com
ing through a wooded area in the
rain late Monday. the Americans
found a group of low hutS surround
ed by barbed wire.
Il saw a group of prisoners stand
ing by the road waving white flags
Col Merriam said. They were
Russians belonging to the camp and
inside. waiting to surrender, were
their guards and the camp COM
mander.
When the prisoners saw we had
taken over. they rushed from the
hutS and headed straight for the
cook shack Some of them just
stuck their heads inside flour bar
relS and started eating raw flour.
Others rushed about scraping odds
and ends off the floor. Some broke
OuI VI camp anu ave any 'iiiiiS shSS
came across until rounded up by the
Americans
There were some guards in tow
ers around the camp who were
afraid to come down until We had
quieted most of the prisoners. said
Lit. Charles Fink, New York City.
Prisoners Given Food.
What cigarettes and food that
could be spared were given the pris-
oners by the reconnaissance group.
Yesterday morning more permanent
arrangements were being made by
the Both Division which had come
pillaging farms nearby.
This correspondent and Gordon
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Arnold Calls Industry
Vital to u. S. Air Power

WASHINGTON - Maintenance of a
strong and healthy postwar aviation in
dustry is essential to protection against
aggression, Henry H. Arnold, Commanding
General Army Air Forces, stated in his
second report to the Secretary of War.
Warning that future aggressors will
strike with air power and make the United
States their first target, General Arnold
said: 1--WE must recognize that the only
certain protection against such aggression
is the ability to meet and overcome it before
the aggressor can strike the first blow"
There must be strong and healthy avia-
ton industry, building thoroughly modern
aircraft and equipment, and developing
testing, and experimenting with advanced
designs for tomorrow" he stated.
The first essential of the air power
necessary for our national security is pre-
eminence in research" he said. The imagi-
nation and inventive genius OF our people
in industry, in the universities, in the armed
services and throughout the Nation-must
have free play. incentive and every en-
couragement.'
Evening star., 1945-04-04

Gammack of the Des Moines 1owa)
Register toured the camp yesterday.
This is what we saw and heard:
The camp is composed of scores
of small huts with wooden hunks.
Many of the prisoners were in hos
pitfalls, while the rest had been
farmed out in gangs to work in
nearby factories and arms plants.
Those too Ill to work were put in
buildings taken car Of by Russian
doctors.
We were accompanied on our tour
by Russian prisoner who had been
in the camp three and half years
since his capture at Minsk and who
had been a scientific worker at
Moscow. He spoke English With
us went two Russian doctors who
had been at the camp more than
three years.
The doctors said they had records
showing that more than 10000 Rus
slams died during that time from
typhus and starvation or were shot
to death trying to escape. This fig
ure seemed extremely high until We
toured the hospitals. All the pris-
oners looked dazed, pale and list
less, even those walking about.
There were l,5O0 tuberculosis cases,
tended by five men, in camp
miles away
The dead were found in mass
Evening star., 1945-04-04

The Wasp Mai most powerful aircraft
engine in the world is going into production
at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. This engine
passed an official type test at an initial
base rating of 5000 horsepower, highest
ever achieved In addition, Pratt & Whitney
is negotiating experimental contracts with
the Navy,for development of gas turbine and
jet propulsion engines and is tooling up for
quantity output of Westinghouse jet units.
The Chance Nought Aircraft division is
at work on a new and improved fighter
powered by Pratt & Whitney R-2S0O-C
engine 1t is also undertaking experimental
production of an entirely new type Navy
fighter with one of the new power plants.
Hamilton Standard Propellers division is
tooling for production of its new and i'm
proved Super -Hydromatic propeller which
is expected to be particularly suitable for use
with gas turbines as well as with existing
types OF engines.
The Sikorsky Aircraft division is develop
ing new type helicopters for the armed serv-
ices still larger than the three Sikorsky
types already in service.
All these contributions to American air
supremacy are being made without inter-
rupting United's current war production,
which in 1914 was the greatest in its history.
Evening star., 1945-04-04

pounds when captured. He now
weighed 110 pounds.
Some of the men could not stand
on their feet more than few sec
onds and had to cling to wooden
benches to remain upright.
There were more than 1900 such
starved remnants of men in one Sec
ton of the hospital.
The hospitals received the best
food" said the doctors, adding that
it consisted of two dishes of watery
barley soup and two slices of bread
daily.
One noncommissioned German Of
ficer, offering an excuse for the con-
ditions, said: There were too many
Russians"
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Engine Goes Through He'll"

FAIRFIELD, OH1o-"Take care OF this
engine, it has been through He'll"
That was the message written on pro-
peller shaft by staff sergeant in an over
seas ferrying squadron when Pratt &
Whitney engine of his Army C-47 Douglas
Skytrain was sent to Air Technical Service
Command Headquarters here for routine
overhaul after e5l hours of operation.
Il have been in the air with this engine
every hour it ran" the sergeant said, adding
that it lis running perfect"
Army overhaul experts found that the en-
gne still showed little wear and commended
the sergeant for giving it excellent care.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
PAT on us Missions, No Misses

EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERA.
TIONS - The Army P-47 Republic
Thunderbolt "Silver Lady and it's Pratt &
Whitney Double Wasp engine functioned
together perfectly in Us combat missions
without once turning back, according to
Pratt & Whitney field servicemen
During the l25 missions, flown by several
pilots, grueling test for any fighting plane,
the Silver Lady" destroyed Is enemy
planes. 1t returned early from its 126th
mission, but after minor repair went back to
war and at last report was still in action.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Washington - London, Il Hours

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Western Air, Inc has announced that it will
operate feet of Army co Lockheed Con-
stellations on regularly scheduled l2-hour
flights between Washington and London for
the Air Transport Command beginning
about June |.
TWA said that the new planes, which are
equipped with Hamilton Standard pro-
pellers, would fly more than 800 miles an
hour. The line will transport military per-
sonnel and equipment eastbound and bring
wounded service men home on return flights
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Births Reported

William and Frances Anderson. boy.
Basil and Margaret Brown, girl
Robert and Murlel Buckler. boy.
David and Sara Fox. boy.
Edwin and Mildred Gerisch. boy.
william ana Jean Jerome. girl.
Robert and Myrtle Jones. girl.
David ana Doris Knapp. boy
Robert and Ella KOnlkow. boy.
Kenneth and Thelma Lawson. girl
Allan and LuCile Lee, girl
John and Margaret Llnebaugh. boy
Georee and Dorothy Livings. boy
Archibald and sydney Lourie. boy.
Harold and Rhoda Luber boy.
Paul and Addie Shull. eirl
Charles and GLADYS Spicknall sirl
Earl and Mildred Van House. boy.
Henry and Dorothy Weston. girl.
Eueenio and Virginia Zafra. boy.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
graves lust outside the barbed wire

graves just outside the barbed wire
Enclosure.
Inside the hospital buildings the
scenes were shocking. A great num-
ber Of prisoners had been brought in
from the eastern front the week be-
fore after IS days Of marching on
foot and 8 days Of travel in cars.
The total amount Of food each had
received in that time was one-half a
pound OF bread
Look" said the Russian doctor,
asking several to take off their
ragged clothes.
From the waist up the skin hung
loose on the bones. They looked like
walking skeletons, with the skin
pulled tight around their foreheads.
making them look like skulls. One
man had weighed more than 200
Evening star., 1945-04-04

WITH A CARRIER UNIT IN THE
VOLCANOES-In pre-landing assaults
on Two Jima, Marine pilots have flown car
rier-based Vought Corsairs in support of
a Marine beachhead operation for the first
time in this war.
Fresh from two-day assault on Tokyo
the Marines unloaded their bombs on Mount
Suribachi gun positions and other heavy
emplacements. Then as Marine assault forces
charged ashore, the flying Leathernecks
strafed the beach, laying curtain of steel