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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-17
RAID
BY Raj |
American HeavJ
Smash Pas ID
Across Stra

SUPREME HEAD
A L L I E D EXPI
FORCE, Saturday, y
Berlin was raided e;
the Raj in , sudden
aerial strategy. the 4
reported.
The Nazi broadca
nuisance raiders" V
German capital at 2
ded that anti-aircraft
ened a Every violeI
This seemed to indie;
raid perhapsNwas on
scale.
The night operation
followed an assault Il
American heavy bon
at military installatio
de Calais of northern
which the Germans
to have launched
weapon" pilotless pla
ploded in England TT
during the day Frid;
this morning.
A fleet of nearly /
Fortresses and Liber
corting fighters mad
striking also at thr,
bases in the vicinity
Laon, 80 miles to the
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King George VisI
Monty In

ABOARD THE BR1
Err ARETHUSA, Jur
King George vi visi
mandy beachheads
lunched with Gen. 81
Montgomery at ad'
quarters.
The king crossed o
and landed from al
duck"
Before returning sa
coast naval port, he
c. B. E. on Maj. G
Keller, commander
dian Third division,
air investiture less Il
from the front line.
The king, climbing
the duck that took hir
greeted by Monty" i
and beret.
Good morning, y c
Welcome to France,
gomery as he and tn
hands.
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Gasoline Allotments
To Remain Unchanged

WASHINGTON, June 49, Up -
There is no hope for any expansion
Of civilian gasoline allotments Sin
HI near future the Office OF
Price Administration said today in
announcing that automobile fuel ra.
tons will remain at present levels
for the third quarter of the year.
+ Gasoline consumption for the ma
ton as a whole is running about
equal to quotas, the agency said
but in the east ALLEGATIONS have
been exceeded by a considerable
margin. 5..-.
''This picture points to a need
for increased effort to conserve
gasoline, and to live within quotas
in critical months we are just en-.
tering," Charles Phillips, OPA ra.
tioning chief said.
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Sufadiazine Stops
World Wide Epidemic

Nv HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE
Associated Press Science Editor
CHICAGO, June 16.-Suifadi-
azine, used as preventive,
has stopped cold a peculiar
streptococcus epidemic which
threatened the entire U. S. Ma
Wv. and which, had it not been
checked. might have over
spread much of the world.
The threat was due to =
streptococcus germ, or several
species of these germs. which
changed their natures, and
suddenly become more viru-
lent. In addition they became
.sinyasive," medical term lit
tie known the the public, but
which denotes one of the great
est dangers in disease. 1t is the
ability Of a germ to spread it.
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UdCClO
The Germans clearly faced a
crisis in trying to keep their bad
ly-mauled troops from being split
on the peninsula.
American seizure of st. Sauveur,
Is miles south of Cherbourg, was
confirmed officially at midnight by
Army officials in France. 1t all
but cut in two the Axis forces on
the peninsula because U. S. artil-
lery now is within range of the
west coast highway six miles be-
yond st. Sauveur. That highway is
the last Axis link between the
French interior. and thousands of
imparilled German. troops in the
Cherbourg area. .......
Seven miles south of St. Sauveur
the Americans were reported only
four miles from La Haye du Puts,
highway hub of even more i'm
portance than St. Sauveur, since the
west coast road runs through it.
The Americans gained tWo-miles
from Pretot in the drive on La
Haye, dispatches said.
"A three-mile gain southwest of
Carentan was made by another
American column fighting its way
across the peninsula.
Capture of St. Sauveur repres-
ented three-mile gain from Reign
eville and carried the Yanks across
the Douve river on the east side OF
Sauveur. Associated Press Front
Correspondent Don Whitehead said
the Americans enterde st. Sauveur
at noon Friday. fighting from house
to house. 1t is a junction of two
big highways.
Headquarters communique No. q
issued just before midnight told
OF advances westward across the
Cherbourg peninsula but gave no
details. 1t, also said that Allied
troops had scored local successes
in the lilly sector near the eastern
end of the front where British and
Canadians are engaged. lilly, how
ever, remains in enemy hands, the
bulletin said.
The Germans fought desperately
yesterday in an unsuccessful eff
fort to stem the Americans, White
head said. The Americans were
moving over roads Uttered with
Axis dead and wrecked equipment
Tough young Nazi soldiers formed
the core of resistance in the area
but they had hurled Polish, Rus.
sian and Czech conscripts into the
forefront.
The Americans entered st. Sau
veur at noon, and it's capture was
officially confirmed tonight. White.
head tod of house-to-house battles
inside the town. He himself enter,
ed it after patrols had gone across
the Douve and penetrated into the
town.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-17
Camera Ban Lifted
In Ocean Beach Area

NEW YORK, June 16.-RECam-
eras may again be used in ocean
beach areas, 1t. Gen. George Cru
merit, commanding general of the
Eastern Defense command, an
rounced today.
The ban on cameras was order
ed September Z, 1912.
General Grunert pointed out that
although military restriction
against taking pictures at the sea-
shore is being lifted, federal laws
still prohibit photographing mill
tary and naval installations, equip
ment and places used for national
defense purposes.
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Four of the $1,5O0,000 planes
failed to return, Washington
communique announced. Two went
down due to accidents, and the
crew of one of these is safe. A
third is missing, and fourth fell
ito anti-aircraft action over the
target Indicating that the wreck
age of the highly-secret craft may
be in enemy hands.)
First detailed stores of the long
est bomber flight ever made-mcre
than 2,000-mile roundtrip - in
dictated that the Americans might
have knocked out fifth Of the
enemy's steel production at Yaw-
alta, on the north shore of Kyushu
island 500. miles southwest of To-
kyo.
A communique issued here said
heavy damage" was inflicted at
YaWata.
This is but the beginning Of our
organized destruction of the Jap
anese industrial empire" declar-
ed Brig. Gen. Kenneth B. Wolfe,
chiefly responsible for the produc-
ton of the sky giant and in charge
of the mission.
Associated Press Correspondent
Thoburn Want, who went along on
the raid, wrote while over the tar
get:
"Japan's vital steel works is be-
ing reduced to huge rubbish heap
by Americas biggest, fastest and
deadliest bombers roaring over
head one after another. 1t will take
the japanese months to recover
from this blow"
Preliminary reports indicated
that the Japanese defenders were
surprised as the first big ship thun.
dered over Yawata, which produces
one-fifth of the enemy's steel. But
intense anti-aircraft fire was en-
countered by succeeding bombers,
which unloaded their destructive
cargoes on the enemy's coke ovens
and open hearth furnaces:
The japanese also put some night
fighters into the air, but there
was no indication that these were
effective in combating the heavily.
armed Superfortresses, which flew
all the way unescorted.
There they go smack into their
damned steel works." Want quot.
ed one bombardier as shouting
when he got his bombs away.
General Wolfe was ordered to
stay at the main base after plan.
ming to make the mission. Sweat.
ing it out in his ward room with
Maj. Gen. George B. Stratemeysr
second in command of Allied all
forces in the southeast Asia theate1
he awaited the flashed code word
from the leading plane.
The word, Betty, meaning
bombs away" came at 1888 pm
local time Q1:58 am. Thursday
eastern war time, or 1888 am.
Friday, Japanese time).
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Faulty Transform
Cuts Power.
Stars r

A burned out t
er of the Tide WI
er Co. in the real
Murchison build
night caused a 4
power to the lind
chimes in the 4
room of the W
Morning Star and
in the paper beir
hours late to pre-
company workmel|
pairs as quickly al
but delivery of Il
ing's editions ne
are considerably d
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self like wildfire from pers2n
to person.
The story was told to the
American Medical associations
closing session today by Cmdr.
F. Coburn, Of the Navy's bu-
reau Of medicine and surgery.
These strep germs two win
tiers ago suddenly became both
virulent and invasive, due ap-
parently to the youthful, hui
man tissues they found to grow
upon in huge naval training
camps.
They caused respiratory in
fections, which included scar
let fever, rheumatic fever
pneumonia, meningitis, tonsl-
Continued on Page Two; Col.
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SIS West Pointers
Coming To Camp Davis

CAMP DAVIS, June 16.- lR -
A group of SIS cadets of the United
States Military academy will ar
rive at Camp Davis Monday to be-
gin a five day course at the anti
aircraft artillery school here.
Brig. Gen. George Honnen, COM
mandant of Cadets will head the
group. The West Pointers, all up
perclascrnen, are ground cadets,
and many will be assigned to anti
aircraft artillery upon graduation.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-17
B-29 WORKERS STRIKE

CHICAGO, June 16-tR-O Officials
Of the Dodge Chicago plant of the
Chrysler corporation, which is
producing about 80 per cent of
the power plants for the new Bog
Superfortress, announce that all its
III tool grinders quit work today
in protest over the discharge of
one worker.
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strategic St. Sauveur Seized;
Ruined Montebourg Recapturel
Prize Port Only II Miles Aw
Maxi TroopsFd
Desperate Cr1
Only One Highway To Interior MOI
Thousands of Imperiled Germ
Trapped In Normandy Area

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED
TIONARY FORCE, Saturday, June 17.-(D-
troops cut the last German rail escape route OF
bourg yesterday with the capture of strategic
lie Vicomte, and also retook ruined Montebourd
miles southeast of the prize port, after furio1
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the channel with the robot
bombers.)

the channel with the robot
bombers.)
The bizarre flame-spitting
robots smashed against several
points in haphazard bonn
bardment which started in
darkness and continued inter-
mittently through the day while
Britain's antiaircraft guns
cracked at them sporadically.
Late force of American Fly
ing Fortresses and Liberators
swept across the channel and!
struck angrily at the "mys-
terry installations" from which
the little planes are thrown into
the air.
Spectacular and eerie as the
Wellsian assault was, however,
there was no evidence that the
new weapon had done impor-
tant military damage or that
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-17
GERMAN GENERAL KILLED

LONDON, June 16.-R - The
German news agency DNB said
today that Maj. Gen. Fritz Witt,
commander of the Tenth Hitler
Youth panzer division, was killed
On the invasion front.
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w1LMINGToNIAN MISSING

WASHINGTON, June 16-tRHThe
Navy department announced today
Sgt. James A. Weber, USMCR, is
missing in action. His wife, Mrs.
James A. Weber, resides at 208 S.
17th St. Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-17
Allies 100 Miles
North OF Rome

ROME June 16.-QF9-Pursung dsorganized German
troops who in many instances throwing away their
equipment and surrenderng in droves Allied forces eaped
forward much Is miles in the past "a hours in their
drive the Italian peninsula and reached points within IS
miles of the eneys socaed Pisa Florence Rmmi defense
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-17
Jap;s Rittsburg
Blasted In Raid
Results Of Superfortress Bombing Show
Fifth Of Enemy's Steel Production
Knocked Out By Explosives

CHUNGKING June 16@P-Scores of the mammoth
U. S. B29 Superfortresses participated in last nights his
torc blow at the Japanese mainland pouring great weight
of explosives "Japans Pittsburgh at Yawata and eav
ing towering pillars of flame visible for 60 miles the air
bateshps swept back across the Yellow sea their Chi
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FORECAST

WILMINGTON AND VICINITY: Fair
to partly cloudy and continued unseasor
ably warm today.
Temperatures yesterday:
High Glow 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

The lille old school teacher grabbed the cor.
duefoTs hot and coat end started ticking tickets
A little old school teacher from the Middle West
leaped into the air, clicked her heels together a1i
hoTled like a wolf trapped by the tail. She had
bottle Of gin in one hand, bottle of verrn0uth III
the other She poured them into her mouth a. the
same time and used herself for the cocktail shaker.
Things were going fine until the mugs In the
neN! s..r 6reidcd 10 50 Summing, They started
throwing bottles through the car windows 40 the
landscape. will say they Improved the view.
The little old school teacher grabbed the con.
ductors hat and coat and started taking up tickets
ANY ticket would do Inside NiIlars-S weetbrizzle
and No3skppks she Hss.the Oldest living meuber
Of the National Press Club, a life member OF the
Persistent Bachelors and q Volunteer Fireman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

She took an extra shorter and started up for
the front cars When the boat train picked up
speed in a series Of cataeptc jerks knew she was
running the train. We went through TiyFeesh
and lie Crop and az ListrpeauX she went through
d switch and s.iesw!ped boat train going the
other way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

from Asbury PARK. She also got the first mortgage
on a bundle Of Chinese laundry and brass cloak
room check calling for one spanged pair Of trunks
worn BY aerial a,robats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

She climbed OIL. Of the wreck Of the cab with
driving vince. around her neck. She clasped her
h4ad- above her head aad hg.lered, The winnah
and still Champion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

There were f1 hundred Areri-
sans on the bo tain. No; counting
the ones who dove through windows.
At Smooch lie Farley they were
picked to timber-line. They voted the
current Board Of Directors OFT ani
took over the tr3,n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

TIE four hundred Americans in the other boat
train were JUS, as picked as the Yanks on our
boat train They organized football game for the
S.detrack &C. started q crap game and ex,
changed telephone numbers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

There hundred the boot uin MOI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

Thee gla1Ayr2as from -Epp-de-Parsnips- ar
rived and put the Ltlle old teacher under cor
reltional supervision. She started showing them
all the credentials she had collected and they were
properly impressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-08

Many housewives have asked how prices today
pare with those of 1943 The answer to that question is
contained in this group of 300 items in which we list
both our 1914 and 1943 prices as of May 9th.
SafeWay realizes the disastrous results of imitation during
time and has done everything possible hold food prices
down. We believe this comparison is evidence of that fact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Denies Fraud Charge
On Rent Deposits

Pleading not guilty 10 charges
that he took rent deposits on
apartments he did net own, An
drew {. Higginbottom, 40, Of 443
r. Kirby was ordered held for
trial under $500 bond after ar
raignment today before Recorders
Judge Gordon.
Higginbottom allegedly repre-
Sented himself as the owner Of an
apartment house at 81 Holbrook
and took $500 from prospective
tenants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Tavern Thief Draws
= 10 l5-Year Term

Alton Arnctt 3S, of Nashville.
With a record OF three jailbreaks
In Tennessee and Ohio, today was
sentenced 10 serve two and one
half TO Is years in Jackson Prison
for robbery
Arnett pleaded guilty before
Recorders Judge Van Zile 10
stealing four quarts of liquor and
$500 from a tavern al 4224 CaSS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
SeIfidge Filler Lost
In Lake Huron Crash

The parents Of "a II Frank III
Moody Of Sclfridse Field have
been notified that he is listed as
missing after his plane was seen
10 crash into Lake Huron, seven
miles north OF Port Huron yester-
day morning.
MOODY. whose home is IN Los
Angeles. was on a combat training
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12
Draft Twins Same Week

CUSHING, Okla. April II (UPl
Served by draft boards over 500
miles. apart, Hurst and J. Bryan
Stuttgart, twin brothers, neverthe-
less were called into the armed
forces the same week. Hurst lives
III DenyeF, Cole and j. Bryant
at Chandler, Okla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

pIpMINcuLMS Your Favorite Theater
DlhIllI'Oilhu Presents Tonight
Riding High" (Color), 7.l5, 1913. Plus
'MinesWeeper. : 80 Only. News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

ROOSEVELT -oratiO', May rL, 81! S1s2 - :
Oklahoma" 6:t0, e:3s "NO Time for
Love-" 7:52i ll:20. Save lie Before g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

p0cCpC-S6i0 West Warren TY. 4-4IS5
hVuLho beautiful but Broke" J. Davis
Murder on the WATERFOWL All-Star Cast.
| Wednes. Only: Dinnerware 10 All Ladies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

hLbLh open a.4L j. NJ NALaca Been
salute ta thf Marines" 5.ls, 1888 Plus
Nss west 1.-The beats On" $500. ZQ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

R0CEVII IE-Utiea ut Grstiot Avenue
nuoL'ALLL "Top Man" Rose Hobart,
Warner Baxter, Crime Doctors Strangest
Case Plus Cartoon and News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

R0SFDAI E-Ilo2O wOOdw'd To. s-OI2s II
hooLDhLL Park Free. open 6.45. THE
IOdger," Merle oberon, Z, 9.53. "VoOdoo
Man." Bella Lugosi, az s.26 and II :O4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

/ QAp-MiehiEan- nj -CaAs-pPeA ~ H+5tits n
LVVi Bella Lugosi and John
Carradine, "Noodoo Man" Ruth Warwick
m "Pettienat Larceny, f" Tom Kennedy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-12

Al UkMpp h-sAtN " nnuW ara VI \ u-Nt
hLti1uOiN1 open & g. PARK Free.
BArhurA S-aIs.yck "Banlu an NJ Knee.
Career Girl" With Frances LanF iara
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-06
JAMES DEXTER GRADUATED

James Stanley Dexter of Col ovin, who enlisted in the Naval Air Technical Training center at Norman, Oklahoma, last December
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-06

he became om age he enlisted. He has the ratinug of petty officer in the navy, and will either be trans ferred to naval unit afloator to another shore station for further instruction and work.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-06
MORE CARROLL

ments, but that the pro-Fascist and pro-German ties are those which have been formed by the core of the republican staff which is financing Gov. Dewey's cleo tion campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-06

He had attended high school in PUortland, Ore. and at the out break of the war entered the Boe- ing factory as a mechanic. When
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-06

was graduated as the fourth high est in his class on October 14th.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Brokers Are Asked
To Curb Rumors
Exchange Seeks TO End
Careless Buying

NEW YORK. Aug. l9-New
York Stock Exchange has asked
us members and member firms 10
take special precautions 10 pre-
vent their facilities from being
unwittngly used IN the circula-
ton of unycrlfcd rumorS and
reports 10 lncItc speculative IN
tcrcSt m securities. The request
was made I'M a letter sent 20 All
ana alfred mcmboTS of
the exchange and signed by Emil
Schram. president and John y.
Coleman. chairman of the board
? II reflects the concern OF Vic
exchange over the flood of "a.
morS accompanying the recent
spectacular activity in the low
priced motor shares and ties IN
with warnings issued several
times in the past SiN months 10y
Schram, that the public should
analyZe unyerificd reports care
fully and not buy certain equities
simply because they are low IN
price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Michigan Wool,
Lamb Crops Dip

LANSING, Aug 10 lUp) Tho
1914 Michigan lamb and wool
crops were estimated today 10 be
eight per cent below last years
production. according 10 the state
department OF agriculture.
Lamb production totalod 527-
900 this year, almost - per cent
less than the l0-year average
from 1893 10 1913
The decline. tho department
said was due 20 fewer breeding
ewes and unfayorable weather
during lambinC.
Wool output this Year was eStl-
mated at 5,7l7000 pounds, also a
decline from last Year As we'll as
from the 10-year average.
The department stated that the
reduction was caused by fewer
sheep being Shon since weight Of
feeCes remained the same as IN
IQ12
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Offer Service
On Contracts

Industrial Planning Co., 1854
Book Building, a group which
specializes in placing and following
through on sub-contracts, thus
relieving prime contractors of
that task, has been formed here.
H. Kendall CurtiSs, former
comptroller of Industrial Speciali-
ties Co. IS president and general
manager Of Industrial Planning
Co. and Charles Beach, former
purchasing agent of Packard Mo-
tor ear Co, vice president. The
new company also has a staff of
experienced engineers and produce
ton men operating IN the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
School Of Plastics
Opened Here
Basic Course and Mold
Design Are Offered

Formation of the Michigan
School of PlasticS which is said
TO offer to Detroit and Michigan
students the first practical courses
of instruction in this important
branch Of technology TO be made
available in Michigan, is an
nOunccd.
The school is located ar 81
Melbourne. Detroit Two types Of
instruction, are offered n
basic course and a course IN mold
design. Both courses run for six
months. two nights or days per
week. two hours per session.
The technical dircCtnr-nEtAe
-yCtT00t + + ]. HALEY, formerly
technical director and consulting
engineer Of the Detroit branch of
PlaSticS Industries Technical In
Stltute. who viii supervise in
Struction. ~ Rakis, outStand-
ing plaSticS authority. will teach
the mold design course
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
New Goods
Wait Victory
Msnpower Is Rec Key
10 Civilian Output
Il, IINI~ INN

Professor of l.snop.c'. y y. tnNsr''u
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European "ar V' le-' az least a
month or fU1 ouCe' DWuE mat
TIME the r.0rr, NIb order au-
tGayIlnC rggc~c1 cNuan-coodS
production under certain Crcum-
stances VIII a3lr H''|o effect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Sees Real Boom

George T. Stevens wee preSi-
dent Of the Eureka Vacuum
Company predicts that the
cleaner industry is golng 20 pro-
vide a lot Of Jobs IN the post
war period and forecasts pro-
ducton Of 100000 units ln The
first four years following the
war.
He said that Eureka plans on
* per- cent increase in pro-
ducuon in the first year AS COM
pared with the last preWar
year and a 100 per cent boost
the second
Eureka isn't putting AN its
eggs IN one basket o.'r'r hsN-
inc recently acquired = company
which made co.l'c>> non