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Evening star., 1944-05-30
Air-Ruid Drills Reported
In Leading Jop Cities
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 30.-Air defense
drills are being conducted in the
three leading cities" OF Saitama
Prefecture, directly north of Tokyo,
the Japanese Domei agency said to-
day.
The agency also reported 1t. Gen.
Prince Tsunenori Kaya, commander
OF the Tokyo Division, had arrived
In Urawa on an inspection tour.
Urawa is 10 miles north of the Japa-
nese capital.
United States Government moni-
tors recorded the wireless dispatch.
Evening star., 1944-05-30

Velasco Ibarra he was free to return
to Ecuador.
A provisional junta was set up in
Guayaquil to rule the city, and quiet
had been restored today.
LEADERS OF both factions have
declared their support OF Ecua-
doris role in hemisphere soli-
darity. s ss ac
Un Colombia, Velasco Ibarra
disclaimed responsibility for the
Guayaquil revolt and expressed
hope the junta would respect
the peoples wishes In the forth
coming election)
Strike Precedes Uprising.
A general strike in Quito preceded
Arroyo del Rios resignation and pa
rading crowds shouted their support
OF Velasco Ibarra, who has been ny-
ing in Popyan, Colombia. z.ry
The Guayaquil provisional junta
was organized by Capt Sergio En-
rique Giron. Francisco Arizaga Lu-
que, Alfonto Larrea Alba, Afrain
Camacho Santos. Pedro Antonio
Saao, Angel Felicisimo Rojas and
Pedro Pablo Eguez Baquerizo.
They appointed Maj. Manuel An
tonic Hidalgo as military-civilian
head Of Guayaquil, and said they
themselves would act only in an ad-
visory capacity. They also issued a
proclamation saying their move
ment was supported by students and
labor unions and announced their
intention OF, calling elections.
Evening star., 1944-05-30
FIorido's 18 Delegates
Bound to Roosevelt
BY the Associated Press,

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, May 30
Fourt-term delegates 10 the Ma
tional Democratic Convention voted
yesterday 10 bind the entire Florida
delegation 70 President Roosevelt.
The President HaE not named In
me action but IA Of the Florida DEL
eeates we're elected May 2 pledged
10 Mr.. Roosevelt and four we're
pledged 70 Senator Byrd of Virginia
The majority invoked state
Executive Committee rule that the
delegation should be bound by o
tWo-thirds majority vote.
Senator Pepper was elected per-
nanent chairmaQ OF the delegation.
Evening star., 1944-05-30

ment has nott-
fed his mother.
An infantryman
for two years,
Pfc. st. Clair has
b e e n ov e rseas
s In C e January.
He had written
his mother be-
fore the telegram
C a m e and told
her that he was
In a hospital and
not to worry. Al
though he was
born in the Dis
trio t, Pfc. st.
Hfoip sY>avak ~ncf
Evening star., 1944-05-30

Mrs. Maude Cheseldine, 24S Ninth
street Sc, was wounded in action
In Italy April 10, the War Depart.
Evening star., 1944-05-30

II. IIlIS WIS IOUT = Ss
days after his 17th birthday. He
had been out Of this country for
four months.
Pfc. John J. st. Clair, 80, son of
Evening star., 1944-05-30
Report for Last a Heurs.

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todayo
Hishest, SO, 500 pm. Year sro, 7s.
Lowest, 81, 5:14 am. Year aso, 63.
Record Temperatsres This Year.
Highest, 90, on May %.
Lowest, II, on January 2.
Humidity for Last "A Hours.
Trom noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, rs per cent, at $50 am.
Lowest, 32 per cent, at 2:30 pm.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED BY Omitted States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1944-05-30
Preeipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches In tn,
Capital tcurrent month to date).
Evening star., 1944-05-30

The Sun and Moon,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Williams Wins
In Dull Bout

NEW YORK, July q (UP)-
Probably the worst main event IN
Madison Square Gardens history
was inflicted upon a very small
portion of the public last night
when young Ike Williams shadow
boxed TO 1O-round decision over
July THE Clutch Kogon before
6,543 fans.
Williams, 20 year old Negro
lightweight of Renton. n. j.,
came into effecting contact only
once with his fleeing, clutching
opponent from New Haven.
Conn. That was in the tenth
round when he floored KOgon for
the first time in more than 80
professional bouts.
But as clutching Julie went
down, like a distraught football
tackler, he pulled down Williams
with him, and they fell half
through the ropes out onto the
rings apron. Williams - under
meath Kogon - motioned fran
tically for Referee frankie Fullam
TO pull Kogen off, before he
counted out both. They returned
to the ring at the count of seven.
Kogon missed a clutch in the
sixth round and hit young Will
liams on the chin with a right
hand that stunned the young
Negro. Kogon was more sur
prised than Williams, so nothing
came of il. Williams. winning ms
43rd bout in his last "A. scaled
l34Si pounds. three pounds more
than Kogon.
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced
the paid attendance as 6.543 per-
sons and the gross gate a. Sl8,3il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Bob Tales
Detroit SoreIy Needs
Suitable Swimming
Places for Citizens
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

One of the first things the
City of Detroit should do in a
recreational way after the war
is TO provide several suitable
swimming places along the De-
troit River for the citizens Of
our town.
1t is nothing unusual these
days 10 find group Of. young
Sters or war workers hailed into
court for swimming in prohib-
tied spots
Traffic Referee Courtney
Fitzsimmons. after hearing sew
eral Of these cases the other
day. pointed out that there is
only one place open To the pub
lie in the 16-mile coaStllne area
running from Crosse Pointe TO
Ecorsc. That's the overly-taxed
Belle Isle Bath House.
"On those very hot nights"
he said. "war workers who had
not had chance tn swim any
where in daytime would go to
Belle Isle and climb the fence
10 take "A dip OF course, there
usually was policeman waiting
for them with ticket when
they came back.
"Still others would try the
river in prohibited spots"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
On Their WAY

But. anyway. the Fleck twins
erc well on their way 20 future
S'ardom # present accomplish
uentS As members Of the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club team can be
taken rs = gauge for the future.
Incidentally. on the same
team are two sisters Barbara
and Bunny ShIpton, who look
Ike coming stars
Max Lucas. coach ~ the
team. tells YOU Smlllncly that
h. is rich in young talent,
There II ono horse a. the Fair
Grounds who Will live in equine
luxury when hj, racing days arc
e. That's Erin Torch the
veteran racer owned 10y p. L.
Gr>Som.
At the ago of II. Erin Torch
still is one Of the most consist
ont winners a. The local track.
and a great favorite with the
fans.
Whenever trainer sherman
thinks il Is time 10 retire him"
sand GrlsSom "He nill get the
very best care possible for the
remainder OF his days. That
horse has earned it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
CALIFORNIA; Meet
In Women S Net Final

PHILADELPHIA, July q
1NS)-An al-Callfornia semi
final got underway today in the
Pennsylvania and Eastern States
womenS grass court singles ten
MS championship tourney at Me
ron Cricket Club.
National champion p aulin Q
Bctz of Los Angeles opposed Doro-
thy Head. l9-yearSold star from
Alameda, who garnercd the re-
naming spot in the scmifinalS by
6-3, 6-3 victory over Mrs Louise
Raymond Ganzfnmullcr Of Scars
dale, y. y. The other seminal
test matched Mary Arnold. Los
Angeles. and Mrs. Virginia Ko-
vacS OF Oakland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York CDonald $50 At s. Louis
Houingswotth So 80 m. CWT
Boston ITerry $50 at Chicago tRoss
O-al 80 g. ~ CWT
Washington 6Haefner 7-Gi A. DETROIT
TROIT i2-sJ-3 g. m EWT
Phnadeip hia tHamhn 81 A. Cleveland
tBaEby O-Ol 80 3 N kWT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81 LOUIS (Btecheen ~ A. New York
friedman s-3t-s 80 .. m ENT
Cincinnati tHeusseT 80 al Brooklyn
DAVIS BIZ 30 p m EWT
Pittsburgh Butcher 7-5i At Philadelphia
tGerheauseT 6-sp-s m. EWT
chicago Lynn o-0J Al Boston tCardonl
O-Zi 3 p m EWT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22

FIRST RACE -3-year oids 81 mile
Smiling Lass (MillsJ IS or p 40 2 ~
our Doris (Permane) 10 40 2 ~
Vietta uonEdenJ ) 70
Time ia 2-5 on IS
lockwood Edah. Cousin Eva Brumar
Up Check .Diavohna To Dare Desert
Mirage Forayer aRear Guard, Ann
BOYS and Rush Light also ian.
-Field
al Marzan entry.
SECOND RACE 3-yrar-olds and up
- mites
AutOmaton Longden) 90 81 70
Ben GRAY iMilsD 10 go
Creamy tAfkInsonl ~
Time l.53 80 of .o9ie.
Novlew. Top,ess Tower Whlssbrisr
Auber. Al!mar Tel Ne More. Alca-GaA
Samuel H. and Diah also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
sian: No SWIMMING

No Swimming signs dot the
Detroit River all down the line
OF course. there are private
clubs. but all the kids of De
trolt are not fortunate enough
10 have access 10 such places
No doubt the city fathers will
give this recreational problem
some attention when they get
past the more important mat
tiers of helping produce victory.
The Hume twins of Michigan
gained great fame and many
headlines IhiS past season by
running dead heats" in their
Speciality thc- mite run. . And
soon you may be reading Of the
same act IN swimming by pair
n twins John and Charles
Flcck. ages Is.
The Flick twins are the sons
of Jesse W. Flcck advertising
director OF The Detroit Times.
who some years ago started an
argument between Syracuse and
Cornell universities which is still
raging Syracuse claims Flick
IS an alumnuS Of Cornell and
high above CayuCa'S waters
they return tho compliment by
saying he Is strictly Syracusc'S
own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
biz Trout After
Victory No. b
BY LEO MACDONELL

BRIGGS STADIUM, July 2l-
Paul DIZZY Trout and Johnny
Niggeling were the rival pitchers
as the Tigers and Senators took
the field here today in the fourth
and final game of the series.
Trout was seeking his 18th vic
-ory as against eight losses. Mig
gcing had won seven and lost
four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
AbmzIMag mSv MigsI uvaah@'rS
hMa NlN2 MzzGzBN2./

AMERICANS are standing
together in this war. We're
learning to share what we have
- the work and hardships as
well as the comforts and conve-
niences - with our neighbOrs.
More and more people are
being asked TO share party line
telephone service, as a war ne.
ccssiiy. BY treating others OH the
line as they themselves would
like to be treated, good party
line neighbOrs help to improve
their own service and that Of the
people who share il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Best Bets
United Press
rs | nlted Press
EMPIRE CITY

LITTLE FLYER, Pennypacker Burd-,
man.
2-CoCRT YARD. Neat Pleat. Imperi.
Gus Fox
3--CHARLIE NOBLE Cav Bit, Tagel.
APACHE. New Moon. ARIEL Lad
8 PRINCEQuILLO. Transformer Moon
Maiden
s-TRAGIc ENDING, GraustaTk stra-
teEiC
7-CRYSTAL Riue Whistler. Oatmeal
BEST APACHE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Doubles Champs End
Match Here Sunday

Two final blocks in the $1,000
exhibition match between newly
crowned national doubles cham
r'ons Buddy Bomar and Bill
FlcSch. and DctroiterS Ernie Cot
Ter and Chuck Boehm viii be
rolled this Sunday n Log Cabin
Recreation First block Of FIVE
games starts at 3 p m. second at
g D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
SUFFOLK DOWNS

MATERiALIZE Ack Ack Hasty
Mlrs
2-sPARE THE ROD. Colleen NJ Elk
ton.
3-TWO KICK Nellie Novice. Darby
Ducaf
LITTLE SANDY ChaHo Ampere.
By GUN. Flying Connie, Brave Bio
JAKAJONES PaVot. keWes Dee.
INCOMING, COronal iBarOque
s-SPARROW G. n n Z. Cumshaw,
Trimmed.
BEST MATERIALIZF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22

Scant wonder Jim my
Dykes wears this somber
expression. His White SOx
had lost IL straight to
Boston, and blew another
after Chicago had gone into
the last inning with a lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Scratches
By nited Press


DETROIT
Nes' amer cirnr track fast.
Post q 80 B. m
Second Race DARBY Duluth. Tuey
To-
Fourth Race Love Pact s Grcf.
Staih Ea.e-rl44 Bel Marksnan
Sc'rnth Race Magnetism
Eighth Race Eurnins sands
EMPIRE
Weathe- cloudy track fast
Post ] go = ~
ffst Race Futfa Blue ElGEe sun
ieitr sur F.edehuB
second Race Jstfa T Cv1don Town.
Fourth Race Wise Advice
Seventh Race supper Dance san
FIpe copy Boz step Across, General
War.
SUFFOLK
Weath,r cI1ndy track fast
Posi- 3a 3 m
First Pace BrELt Worlu, Peter
Second Rae BaTnacfF. feaoh C0b'
bier
Fiuh Pace Windmill In Vogue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
a GOOD-NEIG Dor
CREED

4 good party line neighbOr
thinks of il this way: ''Some.
body else on my line may be
waiting TO make a call, so
won't talk any longer than |
have to. When the line is i'm
use and I'm waiting my turn,
! won't interrupt. When |
finish a call, I'll make sure
I've hung up properly, be-
cause if one. instrument is
left off the hook il puts all
the telephones on the line
out of service"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Empire City Entries
FOR SAT- RnAN

FIRsT RACE s. 10o maIdens- 3-year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Empire City Results

BEST MATERIALIzE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
FOR SATI RDAY

NFlve pounds allowance claimed.
Horses listed in order OF post position.
Weather clear. track. fast.
Posi- ~ n M
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Christmas Decorations
CHRISTMAS TREES

Choice selection ~ BaIsam trees Tor
churches. homes and schools. hundreds
20 choose from. George Jensen. ISIS
N0r.b IrB'0s . mile north Of Hal
-7nd On G.n1o'. Phone 4428. TT
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WOMEN-Age 20 through 40. for
many Jobs At Army bases and hospI-
tails In L 8 or overseas: attractive
clothing; best food: excellent living
quarters; medical and dental care.
reCreational and entertainment facili-
ties furnished free. plus cash salary
with opportunity for Advancement and
Job training Telephone 4588 Mt. Glenn
ems or write Public Relations Office.
600 Bull Building. Detroit. &c. TT
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Buyers with Ready for Your Ad on This Paq
Help Wonted-Femole
B-l Rooms, Without Boord

WANTED mlddre-aEcd lady % care
Phone 1850 Az
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HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Cratic, at 10 Mile Rd. Rosevtne 1901 c

LITTLE MACK-l2 Mile road: new S
rooms and bath; approximately acres
Of land; very nice surroundings; &c.
500; terms 10 suit
RUEHIE
Harper & Crocker: Dial 1924 or 636l
Others 20 choose from c
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LITTLE Farms


One-haf acre near M-g7 and li-Mle
road; cmder block, rooms and bath;
utility; attached garage; Cas heat; vc-
netIan blinds; INTERCHANGEABLE screen
and storm windows; fruit trees and ber-
ries-S5. 500.
M-97 near l2l4 Mile road; good busi-
rcss location, 2OX2O oChce-S7. 500; 50,
500 down.
q acre; rooms and utility; 50 frm,
trees; large straw berry patch and hive
OF bees; "a Mile road. near Fraser
So, 400; $500 down
EAST DETROIT
rooms; bath; utility; lots. includes
electric washer; electric range; ) tons
of coal--S3. 500: terms
S rooms: bath; lots-SI 200: 10
down.
5 rooms: bath; large lot. near g.
Mile ana Gratot-s+ 200; $1,000 down.
house; garage; large lots-S3. 500:
81 900 down
Very nice 4 rooms and bath: large
utility: 2 lots; near Mile road ST.
500; easy terms or bargain for cash.
BASE LINE
Toepfer near Van Dyke; rooms
bath; utility; electric hot water heater
Laundry tubs; venetian blinds: garage
fenced; shrubs; shade trees 81 $50:
terms
room house 10 move off-s7o0 cash.
CENTER LINE
rooms; bath; utility; large noored
attic; = acre-$4, $50 terms
rooms; bath; basement: furnace
81. 200: cash 10 MORTGAGE
ROSEVIILE
s rooms; bath: utility: near Martin
road and Gratiot-s3, 500. terms.
6 rooms: bath: large living room rug:
lots-S3 $50: terms.
blocks from Gratiot; 5 rooms; bath;
storm windows and screens 81, 200:
terms.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Income; rooms; bath down: and
bath up: both rented; lot 75N3OO-only
81 900; $3.50 down.
5 rooms; bath; basement; cement
sida DIVA. g.rsc, q, o,n. .o~-. r
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Wanted to Shore
E. 10

SERVICEMANS wife will share her
home with refined couple or working
girl. Phone 1895.
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CROCHETED heisprsaI: lunch
cloth; mans gold watch. black fI-
coat; SIC 40. cheap 400 Charter OF
South River road As
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help Wonted-Femole 3D.
OPPORTUNITY

opening. Genera office. bookkeeping
and typins knowledge essential. The
qualified person will be well compensat.
ed. Please write giving fun particulars
20 Monitor-Leader Box 900. All replies
IN strict confidence. TT
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.Wildt 6 Warner

Barron Bldg. above First National Banb
Phone Mt Clemens 8o4i
FOR SALE-Like rent: house out
South -Gratiot:, rooms: one floor
neat and clean: near IS Mile road: ?
blocks of bus nsportatIou, s. 200.
down payment can be arranged. Phone
JJI4. G!2 North GEauot. as
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WASHING MACHINES: oil burner
stoves repaired and serviced: also oil
lines Installed from drum 70 stove.
We cover Macomb County. Phone
Mt. Clemens 6723 or write 81 Essen
den. Mt. Clemens. C
Evening star., 1944-07-17
Steel Orders Revised
10 Make Way for
New War Needs
BY the Associated Press,


CLEVELAND, July l7.-Action Is
being taken to reduce carryover
tonnage Of various carbon steel
products, principally plates and
sheets, on mill order books because
backlogs are heavy for war require
ments, the magazine Steel said to-
day.
The publication asserted that even
tonnage under directives Is being
affected by the reshunling, as de-
liveries of steel already on order are
being changed to give preference to
those most necessary to the war
effort.
Heavy artillery shell requirements
are a principal factor in the tighten
ing OF the supply Of semifinished
products, expected to increase into
the first quarter Of l945, with the
peak possibly in December or jan
uary, Steel said.
Production of steel ingots and
castings during the first half of 1914
totaled q record 45,061 ,874 net tons,
an increase of Its, ,423 tons over
the corresponding period In 1943, the
magazine said. The previous record
was A,949,915 tons produced during
the last half Of 1943.
Steel added. however, that most
of the gain was made during the
early months of the year before
manpower shortages became critical,
noting that the average weekly June
rate, 1852 1888, was the lowest weekly
rate this year.
National steelmaking operations
last week advanced half q point to
96h per cent Of capacity.
Evening star., 1944-07-17
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO, July. II Up twFA).-.salable
hogs, $4,000: total, 1900; moderately
active. steady to 10 higher than Friday
and Saturday on weights 270 pounds and
down; weights over 27O pounds about
steady with Friday or 1918 higher than
Saturday: sows, 1918 higher than Friday
and Saturday: good and choice, 1SO-27O
pounds, l3.70-sO: top, 1885. sparinsly for
snSi1s S Bounds aG soSS ana shoies sS
l2550-9o: few loads 35o-400 pounds;
pounds 125O-13.5O; aood and choice $50
550-pound sows. 1l.40-65: choice light
weights to 1l.15; good clearance.
Salable cattle. $4,000: salabIe calves,
1900: fed steers and yearlings, strong to
1I5 higher: top, $50: next highest price,
17.40: bulk. 14.0O-17 90; common and
medium grassy and warmed-up offerings
relatively scarce at 1O.0O-13 90: stock cat
tie slow, steady, several 675 pounds com:
mon to medium Dakota. 6.b0-9.5O: good
Texas yearlings to country, 100: best fed
heifers. 1900. bulk. l3.b0-16.5O, with
cutlery grassy light kind. zoos 90; cows
beef cows, s.s5o.dlo:59: undsrveiEht bulls
to shade higher best sausage. offerings,
sal.ble sheep. 1000: total; 1900: mar
ten tS mostly .5 lover, .Ig spring lamb: n5s and and
bucks discounted 90: few medium and
good springers, 12.0O-13:50; light Gull
kind ssiable to 900 and below; odd lots
shorn native ewes. 3.75-6.76 according
to grade.
Evening star., 1944-07-17
Stocks Turn Down,
With SteeIs and
Motors in Lead
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, July 1.-THE long
awaited technical correction de-
velOped In today'S stock market as
steels and motors turned relatively
weak and selling spread to most
other leaders. It was one of the
sharpest dips in about a month.
Only mild irregularity was In evi-
dence until near the fourth hour
when offerings became q bit more
urgent and the ticker tape, loafing
IN the early proceedings, speeded up
for an interval. There were subse-
quent slowdowns and extreme losses
ranging from fractions to around 3
points were reduced in the ma jority
OF cases toward the close. Transfers
approximated 1,50O, 1000 shares.
While previous buying had been
based partly on the good war news,
9 revival Of. peace talk in Wall
Street, strangely enough, seemed to
be an excuse for shelving or trim
ming accounts. At any rate, brokers
were undisturbed because of the
general belief the lengthy climb to
seven-year-average peaks entitled
the list to a healthy reaction If it
were eventually to get back on the
upgrade.
Rails did we'll the greater part of
the session with the common and
preferreds Of Nickel Plate and Pere
Marquette hitting highs for 1874.
along with Santa Fe and New York
Central. This division finally re-
treated.