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Evening star., 1942-02-01

Fort Johnson, N. Y, and Don Jonn-
son of Minneapolis. Each had 80
points.
Carmelita Landry Of Fitchburs,
Mass, won both events in the senior
women's division for 60 points and
a commanding lead. She is the de-
Tending champion.
Three Records Cracked.
Three records were set in early
finals.
The marks were chalked Up in the
22O-yard events of the intermediate
boys, juvenile boys and Junior girls
divisions. They were set by Jerry
Smith, Minneapolis; Don Laser,
Chicago, and Phyllis Nelson, Min
neapolis, respectively.
a Smith SlaShed fOur-tenths OF a
second off the previous record,
fpeeding the distance in 0:18.5 in a
bemifnal heat, but failed to place
In the finals. The old mark was
held jointly by Earl Mosiman, Min
neapolis, and Oral Duffy, Canadian
Association.
z Travels 220 Yards in 20 Flat.
! Laser, defending juvenile boys
champion, sped the 220 yards in
go seconds fiat to erase the former
record of 0:206 set by Roger Mosi-
man. Minneapolis, in 1888.
Miss Nelson set record OF 0:20.7,
breaking a mark established here
last year by her teammate. Audrey
Mas. The old mark was OILS.
Bartholomew failed to place in
the first event, the 440-yard dash,
which was won by Ted Ellenwood,
Fort johnson, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Virginia Boxers Edge OtMaand After 7e Beat Cavaliers At Basket Ball
Win, Lose or Draw
Bottline Out of an Old FoxhoIe
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

Battling Out OF on Old FoxhoIe
His rheumatic ons girded and battle flag waving Clark Grit
fifth nvades New York today for what advertised the most
momenous major league baseball meeting since World War
The import Of the event. pointed out Is obvious Aren't tne
brass hathe 16 club Commissioner Kenesaw Noun
tain portions of their annual sestas under the
semi tropical suns to attend?
As the occasion meeting
of the cofabSarng and possibly ending the same days to
the national pasime World The title war
meeting supposed because ever the
cbowners convegd meeting place with more chips on ter
respective shoulders tmus have been long time
All of which little silly These unusual times and the
baseball faced with unusual problems the all other
ndustrasts these written sitting the world
President Roosevelt has baseball to carry on and
build civilian Chief made another ecommenda-
ton night ball daytime
No football boxing etchas received
such invitation.
should the knees
giving squabbng. They behaving
like small boys.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Sees Ma Killing
Twilight Games
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3o.-Sam
Breadon, president of the Cardi-
nails has consideration for the
little lady who leans over a hot
stove all day and is convinced
MON" won't like twilight base
ball.
She isn't going to have dinner
ready at 4 or S o'clock, Sam says,
and she isn't going to be toiling
in the kitchen holding the meal
until $50 or 9 o'clock either.
Il can't see where twilight
games would go here at ALL" he
said.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Soph Sets Swim Mark
As Caroline Scores
nv the Axsociated Press.

~ The Associated Press.
/ CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Jan. 81
Sophomore Denman Hammond's
record breaking performance in
the 150-meter backstroke highlight-
ed an impressive 46-to-29 victory
for North Carolina's undefeated
swimmers over v. M. I. today.
Hammond's winning time of 1:54.6
bettered the conference, pool. uni
versity and Carolina-V. M. I. dual
meet records.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
West Texus Is Pressed

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81 ga
tall touring basket ball team from
West Texas College eked out q
59-to-56 victory over st. Joseph's
College tonight before 10976 spec
tators at Convention Hall, the larg-
est crowd to see a double-header
here this year. In the opener Penn
State beat Temple, Al to 80.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
His Claim to Fame
Is Bit Dubious
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAMP LEE, Va, Jan. 30.-Pvt.
william Keller, memberf of the
7th Quartermaster Regiment
basket ball team, was called into
the athletic of1ice to fill out a
QUESTIONABLE.
One question asked for some
notable accomplishment during
game. Keller thought for a while
and wrote:
Missed 40 shots In one game
while playing at Swarthmore.
The last one missed broke a pair
of glasses on an 80-year-old
woman In the last row. p. s. I
had to pay for the glasses"
Evening star., 1942-02-01
GonzeI to Monuqe Turs

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 81
R.-BuSiness Manager Crowther
Boyd announced today that Foster
Pierce Babe) Camel would man
age the jacksonville Tars Of the
South Atlantic League again this
year.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

play night through
the lights Larry MaPha Of Brooklyn insists that
the limit of adequate and indicates that he
will battle Walter Briggs Of Detroit Ava Bradley OF
Cleveland Tom Ywk the Red sox and Bob Quinn Of the Bees are
twilight
baseball and so he will advocate abolition of this daboca plan
On the eve OF the meeting this hardly healthy state OF AFFAIRS
enabled baseball
above the rest of the sports Besides what's
Griffith "a night ball in
why shouldn't he be allowed do so? As far baseball
same Mr. MacPhan There major
league Brooklyn he thinks danger
the folk haven't quite adjusted themselves the
Perhaps Rooves Endorsement them false
security They told This does not necessarily
they usual ratoned Americans
automobile tires all Why is unreasonable then for fellow
Griffith rationing daytime ball
Grff Just Got in Under the Prorities Wire
of the ukt in the country
ing system Had he not contracted for lighting system
than poes would have made night ball Grih Stadium
impossible without night ball the old gentleman surely would
duration
soyear resident of Washington Griffith has his finger on the
pulse Nobody
city that capita than other the country No
splitting with thousands of workers
But with all OF this money and new population th would be In
tough without lights There simply isn't time for Uncle Sans neces
and nephews to watch daytime baseball.
colleagues
limit ball lifted should know where
as they today daytime people
lights crowds of $1,000 the average here.
Each Club Owner Should Know His Town Best
correspondngy
looks the
Once known as an old Tory Griffith eyed
tried cut down powerful dynast by
which he once despsed In short he has tried everything " assure con-
tnaued
is there its
place big money major league club
of baseball should
city Sam Breadon of ST. Louis that twilight ball
Bradley. like the
twilight lighting systes of the
between night
demanding Although fully OF
lurking California blackou and cancellation of the
fist
It would seem each Of these gentlemen knows what he Is
eests
all the fuss?
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Dodgers Sign Durocher Again,
But Lose Lovogetto to Navy
Manager Quickly Accepts Terms for Year;
Third Busemun EnIists in Air Corps
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK Jan 3-Leo Durocher who pioted the Brooklyn
Dodgers the National last in his third sea-
manager signed contract today and learned
at about the same time that his regular enlisted
in the Naval Air Corps.
President MacPha coupled his announcement OF Du-
Evening star., 1942-02-01
R. M. A. Ouint Is Victor

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Jan. 81
Randolph-M Macon Academy's quint
gradually increased its margin to
defeat Fishburne here this after
noon, 81 to IS.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Defending Champion railing
In National Skating Meet
Van Putten Hos Early Lead on Bartholomew;
Juvenile Boys, Junior Girl Set Marks

By
CROSSE, Wis, Jan 3Defending Champion Kenny Bar
Minneapolis traed by 10 points the senior mems
of the first days competition in the national
outdoor speed skating championships today.
Herman Van Putten Paterson N led the division with 40
Evening star., 1942-02-01

(See VIRGINIA, Page C-3D
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TITLE vi
GENERAL PROVISIONS

Nothing IN this order shall be
construed as affecting the present
operation of the Fair l. a b o 7
Standards Act, the National Labor
Relations Act, the Walsh-Healey
Act, the Davis-Bacon Act, or the
adjustment procedure of the Rail-
way Labor Act.
2-Salaries and wages under
this order shall include all forms
of direct or indirect remuneration
to an employee or officer for work
or personal services performed for
an employer or corporation, in
Guiding but not limited TO,
bonuses. additional compensation,
gifts, commissions, fees, and any
other remuneration in any form
or medium whatsoever Excluding
insurance and pension benefits in
a reasonable amount as deter
mined by the director); but for
the purpose of determining wages
or salaries for any period prior TO
September 10, 1912, such addi-
tional compensation shall be taken
into account only in case where
IL has been customarily paid by
employers TO their employees. SAL
aries" as used in this order means
remuneration for personal services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
TITLE v
PROFITS AND SUBSIDIES

1.-The price administration in
fixing reducing, or increasing
prices. shall determine price cell
ings in such a manner that prof
its are prevented which in his
judgment are unreasonable or ex-
orbant.
2-The director may direct any
federal department or agency IN
Guiding, but not limited TO, the
department of agriculture tin
Guiding the Commodity Credit
Corporation and the Surplus
Marketing Administration. the de-
partment of commerce and Recon
struction Finance Corporation and
other corporations organized pur-
suant to Section SD of the Re-
construction Finance Corporation
Act, as amnded. to use its au-
thority to subsidiZe and TO pur-
chase for resale, if such measures
are necessary 10 insure the maxi
mum necessary for production
and distribution of any commodity
or to maintain ceiling prices. or
to prevent a price rise inconsistent
with the purposes of this order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Leader of Democrats

During the 10 years he served ir
the Senate. Byrnes became widely
recognized as one of the Demo
cratic Party's most stalwart lead
erS and astute statesmen.
On many occasions since 1882
when Franklin d. Roosevelt was
elected President, Brynes was
called upon by the Chief Execu'
tive to guide New Deal legislation
through the Senate.
In naming Byrnes to head the
agency with the most sweeping
economic powers in Americas his
tory, the President declared:
Justice Byrnes is one Of the
foremost authorities in govern
mental administration I'm the
United States i know the
American people can be sure
that I'm keeping down the cost
of living he will be fair TO every
one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Farm Price Control

Subject to the directives OF
policy of the director, the price OF
agricultural commodities shall be
established or maintained or adj
iusted Jointly by the secretary OF
agriculture and the price admins
traitor; and any disagreement be-
tween them shall be resolved by
the director.
The price -any-ceH4H4ed y
manufactured or proceSsed in
whole or in substantial part from
an agricultural commodity shall
be established or maintained OF
adjusted by the price administra-
tor, in the same administrative
manner provided for under the
Emergency Price Control Act Of
1912.
42The provisions of sections ;
rtA1 and 3 tCl of the Emergency
Price Control Act of 1912 are
hereby suspended TO the extern
that such provisions are incon
siStent with any or all prices es
tablished under this order for agri
cultural commodities, or commod
tiles manufactured or procesSed IL
whole or in part from an agri
cultural commodity.
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Salary Cuts Limited

5-No increases in salaries now
in excess of $4,000 per year Eek
cept in instances in which an in
dividual has been assigned TO more
difficult or responsible work.
shall be granted until otherwise
determined by the director.
6-No decrease shall be made
in the salary for any particular
work below the highest salary
paid therefor between Jan. l, 194z
and Sept. Is, 1912, unless TO cor.
rect gross inequities and to AID
in the effective prosecution of the
war.
I'm order to correct gross in
equities and to provide for greater
equality in contributing TO the
war effort. the director is author
lied to take the necessary action
and to issue the appropriate regu-
lations, so that, insofar as prac-
ticable, no salary shall be author
lied under Title III, Section d, to
the extent that il exceeds S25. 0OC
after the payment of taxes alloca-
BILE 10 the sum in excess of $29y 900,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Allowances Listed

Provided, however, that such
regulations shall make due allow
ance for the payment of life in
surance premiums on policies here
tofore issued, and required pay
ments on fixed obligations here
tofore incurred. and shall make
provision to prevent undue hard
ship.
8-The policy OF the federal
government, as established in eX-
ecutive order No. 9017 of Jan. II,
1862, TO encourage free collective
bargaining between employers and
employees is reaffirmed and con-
tinued.
9-Insofar as the provisions of
Clause (D of Section 302 (c) of
the Emergency Price Control Act
Of 1912 are Inconsistent with this
order, they are hereby suspended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
May Employ Aides

5-The director may perform
the functions and duties. and eXer-
else the powers, authority. and
discretion conferred upon him by
this order through such officials
or agencies, and in such manner,
as he may determine. The decision
of the director as TO such delega-
ton and the manner of exercise
thereof shall be final.
6-The director. if he deems il
necessary, may direct that any
policy formulated under this order
shall be enforced by any other
department or agency under any
other power or authority which
may be provided by any of the
laws of the United States.
| THE director, who shall be
appointed by the President. shall
receive such compensation as the
President shall provide. and within
the limits of funds which may be
made available. may employ nee
essary personnel and make pro-
vision for supplies, facilities and
services necessary to discharge
his responsibilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
TITLE w
PRICES OF AGRICULTURAL
COMMODITIES

The prices of agricultural
commodities and of commodities
manufactured or processed IN
whole or substantial part from
any agricultural commodity shall
be stabilized. so far as practicable,
on the basis of levels which ex-
listed on Sept. Is, 1912, and in
compliance with the act of Oct.
2, 1912.
Pin establishing, maintaining
or adjusting maximum prices for
agricultural commodities or for
commodities processed or manu-.
featured in whole or in substantial
part from any agricultural COM
modify, appropriate deductions
shall be made from parity price
or comparable price for payments
made under the soil conservation
and domestic allotment act as
amended, parity payments made
under the Agricultural Adjust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

aid in the effective prosecution
of the war.
Provided, however, that where
the National War Labor Board OF
the price administrator shall have
reason to believe that a proposed
wage increase will require q
change in the price ceiling OF the
commodity or service involved
such proposed increase, if APP
proved by the National War Labor
Beard, shall become effective only
if also approved by the director
3-The National War Labor
Board shall not approve a de-
crease in the wages for any par
ticular work below the highest
wages paid therefor between Jan
/, 1912 and Sept. ID. 1912, unless
to correct gross inequities and tc
aid in the effective prosecution Of
the war.
4-The National War Labor
Board shall, by general regulation
make such exemptions from the
provisions of this title in the
case of small total wage increase:
or decreases as it deems necessary
for the effective administration o.
this order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
TITIE III
TITLE III
WAGE AND SALARY STABILI.
ZATION POLICY

mo increases in wage rates,
granted as a result of voluntary
agreement, collective bargaining,
Cancellation. arbitration, or other
wise, and no decreases in wage
rates, shall be authorized unless
notice of such increases or de-
.creaSeS shall have been filed with
the National War Labor Board
and unless the National War La
Dor Board has approved such IN
.crcases or decreases.
2-The National War Labor
Board shall not approve any In
crease in the wage rates prevail
ing -on-Sepl- Is 1912 unless such
increase is necessary TO correct
Embellishments or inequalities. tC
eliminate substandards of living
to correct gross inequities or tC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
On Labor Agreements

3-No provision with respect TO
wages contained in any labor
agreement between employers and
employees Cncluding the shipbulld-
ing StabiliaZtion agreements as
amended on May 10. 1912, and the
ing sterilization agreements as
the building construction industry
arrived at May %, 1922 which is
inconsistent with the policy herein
lenunciated or hereafter formulated
by the director shall be enforced
except with the approval OF the
National War Labor Board within
the provisions of this order.
The National War Labor Board
shall permit the shipbuilding sta
Utilization committee and the wage
adjustment board for the building
construction industry, both OF
which are provided for in the fore
going agreements, TO continue to
perform their functions therein
set forth. except insofar as any OF
them is inconsistent with the
terms of this order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Guiding Policy

1.-The guiding policy of the di.
rector and of all departments and
agencies of the government shall
be to stabilize the cost of living in
with the act of Oct. 2
1912; and it shall be the duty and
responsibility of the director and
of all departments and agencies OF
the government to cooperate in
the execution of such administra-
tive programs and in the develop
ment of such legislative programs
as may be necessary to that end.
The administration of activities
related TO the national economic
policy shall remain with the de-
partment and agencies now re-
sponsible for such activities. but
such administration shall conform
TO the directives on policy issued
by the director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04

procedures specified in said execu-
tive order.
2-The National War Labor
Board shall constitute the agency
of the federal government author
lied to carry out the wage poll
cies stated in this order, or the
directiveS on policy issued by the
director under this order.
The National War Labor Boarc
is further authorized TO issue sucf
rules and regulations as may bt
necessary for the speedy determi
nation of the proprietY of-anS
wage increases or decreases in &C
cordance with this order, and Il
avail itself of the services anc
facilities of such state and fed
eral departments and agencies a!
in the discretion of the Nationa
War Labor Board may be OF as
sistance 10 the board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Enforcement Provision

4-In order to effectuate the
purposes and provisions of this
order and the act of October z,
1912, any wage or salary payment
made in contravention thereof
shall be disregarded by the execu-
tive departments and other gov
ernmental agencies in determining
the costs or expenses OF any en-
ployer for the purpose of any law
or regulation. including the emer-
gency Price Control Act OF 1942
or any maximum price regulation
thereof, or for the purpose OF cal
culating deductions under the
revenue laws of the United States
or for the purpose of determining
costs or expenses under any con-
tract made by or on behalf OF the
of the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Drug Ring Smashed;
; Held, | a DetroiteT

Breakup of an international
dope ring was reported by Cana
dian police Saturday with the ar
rest of a Windsor couple and a
Detroit man.
In jail are Mr.. and Mrs. James
HUMPHREYS. Windsor, and Ellie
IWinans. %. of 4202 Brush street
IOfficers confiscated quantity OF
narcotics in the HUMPHREYS home
and found evidence that indicated
traffic of $3.50 to $500 worth OF
ldrugs a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
Text Of Sterilization Order


regularly paid on. a weekly,
monthly or annual basis.
3-The director shall, so far as
possible, utilize the information,
data, and staff services of other
federal departments and agencies
which have activities or functions
T e LAT ted TO national economic
policy. All such federal depart
ments and agencies shall supply
available information, data, and
services required by the director
in discharging his responsibilities
4-The director ishall be Tho
agency 10 receive notice of any
increase in the rates or charges
of common carriers or other public
utilities as provided in the afore,
said act of Oct. 2. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
News of
LABOR
Labor Awaits Lewis
Decision on Clio al
UNIV Convention
BY JACK CRELITN

Tho attention Of labor unions
eouchout the country VIII be-
used this week ON Cincinnati
scene OF the annual crn,en-
7 ur 5orn trwTy tuTr0u
ne Workers,
Although the miners union D.
,r all practicable purposes out OF
ne Go. labor observers are auN-
!,uSlv waiting TO see what course
Lewis VIII follow IN making The
aarat.on complete and final.
Several months delinquent IN
Fer capita tax payments TO iht
national Go. the miners are laced
with The alternative OF seeding
gracefully. If that Is possible os
OF being rudely kicked out when
the Go convention rolls around
November 9.
OF course, they can also prom
i-e to be good boys pay Their lax
10 INC cIO. and come BACK mo
the flock This latter course would
be almost as fantastic as Lewis
shaking hanGs@eegts President
Roosevelt
Lewis will undoubtedly Try 10
Get the convention 10 delay any
action on Withdrawing from the
parent organization.
Those who know him best pre-
6ict that he VIII follow the
same strategy he used when he
decided TO create the Go. AT
that time he made himself so dis
agreeable that the AFL suspended
his organization. making him 4
martyr, and justifying his grab
Tor power by starting the new
organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-04
To Issue DirectiUeS

3-The director, with the APP
prevail of the President, shall for
mulate and develop a comprehen-
sive national economic policy
relating to the control of civilian
purchasing power, prices, rents,
wages, salaries, profits. rationing,
subsidies and all related matters
all for the purpose of preventing
avoidable increases in the cost OF
living, cooperating in minimizing
the unnecessary migration of labor
from one business, industry. or
region to another. and facilitating
the prosecution of the war.
To give effect TO this compre-
hensive national economic policy
the director shall have power to
issue directives on policy to the
federal departments and agencies
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