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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
School Board Asked
For Farley on Wages

Representatives Of the State,
County and Municipal Workers Of
America tCIO) today asked tho
board of education for A hearing
on wage increase requests s by
1000 non-contract employees of the
board. mainly janitors and main
tenance workers.
A letter signed by Yale Stuart,
field representative OF the union
said the workers would ask for a
30 per cent increase with a mini
mum of S2.l00 a year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
Budget Drop DoOms
County Pay Raise

County employees hopes for a
pay raise were jolted today when
Budget Director Alfred NJ. Pei
ham told. the Wayne County Board
of Supervisors that the budget
would probably fall S1071,797
short of actual requirements.
Under the five mill Iimita-
tion." Pelham said, "it would
therefore be impossible 10 grant
pay increases"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
American AirIines
Control AssaiIed

WASHINGTON Oct. 10 GNS)
The civil aeTonauticS board to-
day ordered Aviation Corp. TO
shuW cause why il should not
divest itself of control OF Ameri-
can AirlineS Inc.
AVCO owns 2S7.53S shares or
22.2S per cent Of the outstanding
common stock OF American Air
lines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
(ENcIHSiCe ira The Detroit TimeS)
By GEN. JONATHAN NJ. WAINWRIGHT

Copyright 1915, King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Reproduction in whole in part strictly prohibited)
THERE were many things to do on the
morning that hell broke loose. If had
ached before that, for better trained
men and the proper tools, now the want
was beyond that ache,
! had planned to see Macarthur within
the next day or two to be sure he realized
just how unprepared we were in north
Luzon, how low we were in everything that
goes to make up a mans army
But now that the word of Pearl Harbor
had come from Manila, knew would soon
(Contlnued irstP PIctw. Page)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11

IhEnW- nlt AleA49-.-r,- ayrvu1uysr roEDd out
Li'inFfion. one run. tsO hliI. no efrOs.
TIFTH INNING
nETROfT-Hsck ,osssd out York. ou,l.E
sinEied 70 left oullsu stole second HAes
threw ou' Richards Neshouser hed 10
LoSIsy 70 run one M, no error. -.
Tor Nandfnberg End struck out. Hack utt
trruwn out ey weeh. No run. no NIT. NJ
error
SIXTH INNING
DETRoIT-Erickson nov pitching for the
Cubs. Weob hicd n Psfko Mayo flied 10
Lowrey IN left center. Crsmsr singled to
ttruck out No run. ons hit no error
CHICAGO 49, J0hn2on struck out i.oWrey
Inled 20 fft C8vHrrI,tE rifd 70 Crzmef.
PafEo hlto struck out no run, one nit.
no error
SEVENTH INNING
DFTRoTT-cuHenblne walked YorE vaa
called out On strikes oufsw riess 70. Pafso.
Cunenhine Nsuhoussf flied 10 PsfEo one
run ore M No fff0r.
Nsehousef LIvinFsjon singled "a lsn. Liy.
inEE'on went 20 second on Nile pitch
HaFhef Ntifed Ssoofy bsttso for Erlckfon
ard Trurt out Hack forced LivinGitun Out
Law. unailitsd 80 run one BIT. no error
EiCBTB INNING
DETROfT--Passssu NV pitching for Chi
cerr Webb vAikef Mayo doubled % left
soorinr Weub JOHNSON tnrsW out CrAmsr
Mayo Foing ~ third GresnbtrE hied %
LpsreY. Mayo tcrrinK after tnf catch Gu
lf1blne poured 20 Johnson Two runs. one
hit 20 error
CHICAGO Wahn tLkeE -e.s-ls.4,aEaH--
Lhs"y flnFird "a lsit Caytsrriia nuglcd
20 center sru.!Hg L0Wrsy 20 miro Psfko
tiruCs out klcrafda ~ +rrcd an injury 10
his nght hand by a fuul OF Sichoitons bat
Es vsk replaced - SWifi Richards hruse
ne ilitie nnref ~ hf riFhi hand Nlchol1on
d-tfHtVu ~ iFft eFntff AfofinE L0Srfy Nv
trssiun track out one run. three hitt, no
sffcf.
hfNIu INNING
DETROIT now pitching ior ChicAgo
YORK flied 70 Nicholson outlaw fled 10
PafGo, Hack threw out swift No run. no
hlf. ~ error.
CHICAGO - NlsrEoEicF nOW plhyinE lefi
fsld for Detroit Hughes finEisd % center.
NcCuli01Fh bafted foT Wyt and ffrurs out.
HErk Filed ~ CrsmFr. gohnfon forced Hufhes.
Aay0 20 Wetb No run. Cus MT, no tTgCr
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11

ROut BOrOWy
I'm ISt Inning
BY LEO MACDONELL

WRIGLEY FIELD, CHICAGO, Oct 10-The
Detroit Tigers are new champions of the baseball
world. They won the seventh and final game of the
World Series here this afternoon from the Chicago
Cubs. The score was to 3.
1t the second time the Tigers have the Series
and both of their victories the Cubs the last
time in 1885 The Cubs have World Series in
1907 1908 and both times defeating the Detroit Tigers
The Tigers the second, fourth, fifth and today
the seventh game of the Series
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
Council Asks Army
To Release Edwards

Common council today asked
for the release of 1t George Ed
wards. a member of the body,
from military service. A resolu-
tion was ordered drawn up for
presentation TO the war depart
ment on motion of councilman
Van Antwerp.
Edwards is en- route 70 Manila.
He has been in service two years
is married and has Two children
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
Attendance
Sets Record

CHICAGO, Oct. I0-Attend-
ance ~ $50.
Total receipts S20i.l77.
Leagues and clubs Sl73.550.4S.
commissioners share $685.
626.35.
Total attendance - S3S.457,
setting new record. Gate
receipts has already set n new
record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
Bank of England
Bill i'm Parliament

LONDON. Oct. 10 CUP)-Hugh
Dalton. chancellor of the ex-
chequer, presented a bill TO Par
lament today providing for tho
government 10 take over the
Bank OF England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
Forced to OSend
For Ammunition
AfferFOe Struck

EDITORS NOTE-This is the fourth of Gen. iona
than VI. Voin'crghtS touching series Of articles the
t0H Of the Philippines and his shocking cdptUitg IN
todags sotmet the tGH spare hero Of BdtGon and Cor
re9idor tells Of the jap bombing raid on Clark Field,
near has post at IT. SotSCabWg, and he the frSt
OF the copiouS blood his upyeporcd and doomed north
LU-oH force destined to shed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
French Rights O.Kd

PARIS. oct. 10 (UPl-Authori-
tative sources said today that Brit
ain and France han signed a pact
giving full recognition TO French
rights in lndo-China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
Rios TO See Truman

MIAMI. Oct. 10 (UP)-Presi.
dent Juan Antonio Rios of Chile
left Miami today for Washington
TO visit President Truman
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
FORCES IN ANOTHER


out Cramer singled Greenberp
walked Cullenbine walked. filling
the bases. York walked, forcing
home Cramer. Derringcr was re-
placed by Nandenbcrg on the
mound Outlaw ended the inning
grounding out
The Cubs picked up another run
IN the fourth Lowrey flied out
Cavarretta singled. Pafko hit a
high fly 10 center that Cramcr
mISludged and the ball went for a
triple. soaring GapaFFetta. NiCnoi-
son and Livingston were infield
outs.
Sauer batted for Vandenberg IN
the fifth and NewhouSer struck
him out Erickson went 10 the
hill for the Cubs in the sixth.
The Tigers added another run
In the seventh Cullcnbine walked
York struck out. Outlaw flied out.
Culienbine holding first Richards
doubled 10 deep right center, scor-
ing Cullenbine. Newhouser lined
out
Secory went into bat for Erick-
son in the seventh and Newhouscr
struck out
PaSSeau went in to pitch for The
Cubs in the eighth
The Tigers added two in the
eighth. Webb walked Mayo
doubled scoring Webb Cramer
grounded out sending Mayo 10
third Greenberg lined 20 Lowrcy,
and Mayo scored after the catch.
FIRST INNING
DFTRorr-webb singled % right Nave
Eurlsd 10 right Webh going b trlFa b-f-
finEer b IN buli pen warming up already
Crsmer sinFlcd 10 lsft Scoring webb and
ing Tor Cubs CrcenhrrE sacrificed fr
Cayarfetia unaais'ed Cuusnhine was given
popned 10 Hack OUTLAW vailed and Ma,
scored Richards -coubled % left. scorinl
Cramsr Culenbinc- and OUTLAW johnson
threw out EcEhouser. FVe runs. four hits
no errors
crucAGo-Hsck struck ou, johnson
doubled 70 center IoWfey VaS safe wher
Ecvhouscr fumbied the ball johnson hoidinr
second CevarrCtts SINGLED 10 ll2l-i-seaf4Hs
: JFufun. Lowrry g0ing 20 third Paiko hil
Into double play webb 20 Mayo 10 Yofk
One run. two hits. one error
SECOND INNING
DETROIT webb aied 10 Psfko Mayo slv
ficd 20 Pafko Cramer singled O. uFht
C-fcnbcrr Walked Culioubine also WALKED
Milne the baers York Wslked forrin.
Gamer across tHr p.atc and bases wpri
f.iN filled DcrrlnFcr vas replaced ~ Van
orUbFrr who threw cut Outiaw One run
ono hif no error
CHICAGO Nicholson fouled 10 Richards
Ouf'aw threw out Livingston Hughes val
called oat on strikes so run no hit. n,
err0r.
THIRD INNING
DETROTT-Richards Was called out or
tfikes johnson threw out NeWhousCr Hurhe
tossed out webb. No run. no hif % error
CHICAGO-vsndenbcrE flied "a CHlieHhin~
Outlaw threw HACK out webb tossed on
johnson. No run. no hit no error
FOURTH INNING
DFTROIT-Mayo vas called out on sfriker
Cfamcr popped 20 Hurhes CrCcnbcIg Walkc,
sgain CuuEnhlnc- -Atrues-stff. Nh run I'd
Iif M erforr
CHICAGO q Iovrcy ricd 90 Cuumbino
CavarrCffs singled t0 center Fafsn rof
triple Vren Crawer unuutgef Dds long q
a. center sr0rny Cavauttts Ntshousc
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11

Sauer Vandenberg in fifth.
Secoy batted for Erickson seventh.
Mccullough batted for Wyse in NINTH
TWOBASE EITS-Richards 2, Johnson, Mayo Nicholson
TiREEBASE ETT-Pafko.
SACRIFICE IIT-Greenberg
STOLEN BASES-Outlaw. Cramer.
LEFT ON BASES-Detrot g. Chicago T.
DOUBLE PLAY-Webb o Mayo 10 York.
BASES ON BAILSOn Derringer s. of Vandenberg J. off Eck
of Newhouser off Passeau /.
STRUCK OUTBy Vandenberg BY Erickson
IITS-On innings Derrnger 2-3 innings
Vandenberg 3 innings, off Erickson in innings
PaSSeau ]
WILD PITCH-NewhouSer.
UMPRES-Passarea (AL Conlon CNL) Summers AL, Jorda
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11

In the first inning the Tigers
got eff TO an early lead. scoring
1--WE runs. Three consecutive hits
drove Hank Borowy from the
mound.
Webb singled. Mayo singled,
sending Webb 10 third. Cramer
singled. scoring Webb and sending
Mayo TO second. Derringer re-
placed Borowy. Greenberg sacri-
feed. both runners advancing.
Cullenbine was purposely walked.
York popped. Outlaw walked
forcing in Mayo. Richards dou-
bled scoring CrsmeT. Cullenbnie
and Outlaw. NewhouSer ended the
inning grounding out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11

Hank Borowy made only nine
pitches in his brief stay on the
mound for the Cubs. Skeeter
Webb had a count of three and
two when he singled 10 right. Ed
die Mayo singled on FIRST pitch
and Doc Cramer had one bail
when he lifted his blooper into
left field for a single. At this
luncture Paul Derringer replaced
Borowy
The Cubs came back In their
half OF the first 10 score one INN,
Hack struck out. Johnson doubled.
Lowrey was safe on NewhouScr's 5
error Cavarretta singled scoring
Johnson and sending LoWrcy 80
third. Pafko hit into double play
&c end the inning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11
SECOND INNING
THIRD INNING

DETROTT-Richards Wag called out on
a. tkeS johnson threw out NeWhousCr Hughes
tossed out webb. No run. no hif. % error.
CHlCAGO-VandcnbcrE flied "a CHlieHhin-
outlaw threw Hack out webb tossed out
johnson. No run no hi no error
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-11

DRTROIT-Na Was called out on siriker
Cfamcr popped 20 HUGHES GrCcnbCrg walked
sratn Cullcnhinc- Atruek-ettf. M run 10
Iif M errorf
CHICAGO T. toWrcy filed o. CuuObing
Csvsrrcffs singled t9 center Fafkn rot q
triple Wren Cramrr uizfudeef Dds long fg
o. renter sroring Caveuttts Nfshousr-
Evening star., 1945-02-25
odd-Lot DeoIinqs

p1frIADgLPHIA, FEB. "a R.-The Sc
euritiss ConafHisAicn rspcrted t2day these
dealers or speciAiists on on the New .YorE
stock Exchange for rehruary 23-S,6Q4
ssiSs involvinS is1 tSS sSsrss. s ineludins
46 short sales involving 90 shaeeS,
Evening star., 1945-02-25
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. e.
SUNDAY, peoAUAAY a, i1A.
Stocks Drift Lower
|After Generally
|Indecisive Week
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Yress Financial Write!

NEW YORK, FEB. "A. - Easier
tendencies continued In today's
stock market after q generally In
decisive week.
The list got of to a mixed open-
ing but dealings dwindled. While
scattered utilities and industrial
specialties were ahead at the close
Of the brief proceedings, losses Of
fractions to a point or 50 were well
in the majority at the close. Trans.
fers Of 10000 shares compared with
TOO. 900 last Saturday.
Investment hesitancy again was
based mainly on thoughts, that
Washington was preparing to crack
down on speculation. In addition.
reconversion skepticism revived to
q certain extent as the big Allied
push swung toward the Rhine. Be.
lief that more Of 4 technical corree.
ton Of the lengthy advance was In
the ofing also inspired trimming Of
accounts. Dividends, earnings and
pressure Of idle funds served -
props for individual favorites.
The Associated Press 6o-stock ~.
erage was of 0.2 Of a point at 6l4
and ION the week was unchanged. It
was the third successive dip. OF
82l issues appearing, 400 were down,
2l9 up and 202 all even.
New 1944-5 highs were touched
by American Water Works and Pan
American Airways. Wright Aero.
nautical was up AZ on odd-lot sales.
Modest plus marks were retained by
American Telephone. Western Un.
ion a." Consolidated Edison, Pub
lie Service Of New Jersey, Du Pont,
Westinghouse, United Aircraft and
j. G. Penney.
On the offside were q. 8. Steel,
Bethlehem, Chrysler. General Mo.
tors. Santa Fe, Pennsylvania, N y
Central, American smalting. CSsu.
met IL Hecla. U. 3. Freight. Ara
conda. Kennecott, U. S. Rubber.
Douglas Aircraft, Sears Roebuck,
Montgomery Ward, Texas Co. and
International Harvester.
Bonds emulated stocks.
In the curb Glen Alden Coal edsed
forward on lifted dividend.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Business Briefs
General Business Activity has

General Business Activity has *.
panded, according to the index ct
Business Week, which stood At 729.o
in the latest week, compared With
227.6 in the previous week, 23o.9 .
month ago and 1890 a year ago.
Money in Circulation set . new
record Of $25,6S2. 900 900 On Febru-
ary 81, 4 gain Of Sis, 900. 900 from a
week earlier and $4,95e 900 900 above
year ago, the Federal Reserve
Board reported.
Manville- -Jenckes Co. and Woon-
socket Rayon Co. directors revealed
a bid of around $5,544.000 for stock
of the corporations. The offer was
s55 a preferred and $11 common
share and was reported made by
the Royal Little group Of Boston.
Northern Pennsylvania Power Co.
plan to sell $4,000, 900 of first mort
gage bonds, due 1875, at competitive
bidding. was approved by the SEC.
Proceeds will be used to redeem
present funded debt.
American Casualty Co. registered
with the SEC 100 900 common shares
From the proceeds. S5o0.000 will Be
allocated to capital stock account
and the balance to surplus.
F)irtkote Co. registered with the
SEC $1,000 common shares to be Of
fered stockholders of Tile-Tey Co.
In exchange for all stock Of that
firm.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
earned s7,657.392 or 1921 on class
A stock in 1914. before $685. 1897 net
tax adjustment credit applicable
to prior years. compared with ST.
235 008 or $3.50 in 1913.
National Biscuit Co. profit for
1914 was Ss,n39 .208 or s1.l6 VS.. So
65a.1l3 or $l.2s in the previous wear.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
earned s3,6o7. .sl4 or s2.7o in 1914 vs.
S3.973 ,SsS or a2.9e in l943.
Marshall Field e. Co. net for 1914
was 5000 ,66S or s211 VS.. s521e, ,227
or S222 in the previous year.
United Carbon Co. earned S2.232,.
286 or 1851 in 1914 VS.. $2,o47,327 or
ISIS in 1943.
Menxel Stores Corp. net for 1914
was $s33.026 or $4s9 VS.. S799 ,74s or
S4.14 in the previous year.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

MARKET AVERAGES COM
piled by the Associated Press
are traced on the chart above.
In the last week, stocks, bonds
and commodities all advanced
slightly.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO Feb. "a uPs.-saIsble cattle,
700: calves none: compared Friday last
week: Demand generally broad throughout
oGt partieularly ursent late, all classes and
graees worked higher. choice steers 26 up,
:sss '9s IS iSss s!'ssi sa sels e sh ay v 8
hiihsr. COWS showed similar advance, in
trades; Bulls so.4s hiEhef: veaiers % ssronR;
largely fed steer and yearling run; top
steers. F.e5, next hishest price 1910,
s..a s..rns. Rsy ehsss sse saS medium best ;s
low.ehoiee fed steers and yearlinEs, 1925
1e.eS, With comparable fed heifers mainly
l3.28-1b,Tb: cutter cows closed at 900
Gown aithouEh eutters and common beef
soy. MIXED made % a:.s, very few eannsIIs I
is o6 paid: heavy sausage Bulls ssain
90: veaieSs ii. so. down: stoekers ana
feeders stronf to 20 htsher. mostly liz 50-
3 90. With heshy feeders to 1880,
sslasls g. s1,a sheer: 500 total 1900 eem;
stated. s msrsst q as.so hisser m0s IN current rent
week with older classes scarce and fully
steady: weeks sales Eood and choice fed
yco'ed Western lanios. 1e.25:1675; late
ssn. ssS .sc1. Is 0D on Hns cav 'honss e
conn con, mon On" 70 me medium es.ss . Pound veishts..
14.00-ll. .eb: several packages aee1 year.
ling wethers 1880, With comparable
yearlins ewes 1880 and tvo.year-old
s:thss sSs.5,as nsss: in
tive tive eve ewes to shipp,ss. .. .sy.s. .SS: but
mixed irades to rsekers. $4,000; LEAD
tim sS'n" ssee Sa"S western bucks. S.ss-fsS. '0'
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Baltimore Markets
(YesterdAy's ouotations.)

BAIT1MORE. fee. "a R.-Apples-pull
:ss .sss, ''.sss ss.A.l i'Gsa ssr{ af:l:Ssc
VIZ. v5sisiss' n hsd bsiisIss,s md ;E. iss;:
s,.at. E:ai s.si 4v.. s.s osnss5 ,.soas s.ss
sSssrisils' Ss[ ds unsrsd.d' i,So-s.oo; poorer
,sf 8 + Il, T. E,yss ssr A,.ss s ,.sa ss
s,'y:s'g s.|:s VI ise0Iesuqd e. :s.s !.,1ous
ssa a. M N.n his0ef iospouns sss nsff .sss
T., $. No j., s.esi bo.peund paper sscks,
l. No. l. 'si6a: ssaao; HpisspBa Size g. sssb5 5 Bliss
Sweet .potatoes-Steaey for rood stock
very dull ordinary stock; Maryland; Viz
Brushed. $500: Snsrsdsd, ;Sc:s od;
pushel BASKETS. white vans. .. Z. No. J
2.0O-2 80; Puerto Ricans,. unSradsd: 1.60-
=. s. No i. aas.s 80. Nearby. Ssshs
few fancy, nisher: unsradsd. 1.o0-5o.
Poultry ovstAtisns.
Poultry-Market arm. Receipts very
lisht Eoasters; o frsers and brollsrso o posts
c.t,..-as. ''c:assa co.e.red i'.isi With week az.
cows uneven. medium beef cows fun,
ss 'fsh; fs, ,ss.a s.s lSss sSos
tep; load snd Nv trust ists- sood sn:
ia0,se m.ds aSSa ssp2 o o0uRs iss
.SSd .Sd h::I ,;s .d,s dtSo al .a.|
iGoS e0s sat,,f sSa @sals% eo@%on % sss
il .oo-bo; load lot around T'4lo pound
4 1850: ne bat iaser ''0'''e BUNS
Cslyss-26. Compared week aso: Veal
srs fuliy sste.dy: ehSiee yeaiers sca,ee; ,s f. e,
pound. II 90 TO mainly 1890; common An.
extreme lishtseishts down to 500 ant
'' hosMssooSS. ssoS Active I've stesds a saSu with r.ld.,
and riitss l5;3O. the ceiling; good sns
i4S pounds, i4.75;is. 90. sood soss. Il Is
week ago harroxs: ailts; soxs. steady:
steady; small lots sood and choice woolet
lambs averasins 5000 pounds. 16. 80 y
Is 90; culis isIi around % 80: Choice iiaht1eisS
slauPhteMr Il swsS 600; bulk common u
Grain Market.
rour-neceipts. 1852 barrels, inelud
ing 2o,517 6srrsls for expert s ...,,. .,,,
n.ns isssss Ss.hs. ss.s ssshis
busneis; No. 2 red winter, .garhcky, spot
sGhest,s sIsS 1. i,s ,;.1,,t No. rsd winter ''isf'
corn.Reseipts, Ss, 900 bushels; shie
bushels ceilins prisss prsvsii aeeeTdini
ostsR.eeipss. ssls bu.a.l. ship
els: No. . white Data e5;ss ..
none. staefs s4s ots SusS. sS:ne
m.Bss BsTeRss:D Zoo ss:S.. ss lsSS su;hs AR
Millfeed-Receipts. .862 tons.
Hay-Market steady;, timothy. Glove
For all grades Of hay below No. price
are irregular.
straw-Market steady; wheat straw
No. 2, per ton. SIS TO 9la.
EEgs aAd Butter.
Wholesale sellins prices. including com
missions at Baltimore: Extras. Nos. ] an
2, 3 o.: Nos. . and 4. 3o.s; s'andards Nos
/ ana z, 3b.6s current receipts, 33.s; con
sumner 1rads, extra larxe, a. trade
large. 3e.s: grade C., large, SIS.
Butter receipts. 11.211 pounds; eg
receipts. 2.a23 cases.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

funit Of tf.dins. 10 ah1fee; 1ales PRINTED . nun
n bapkrpptg OF receivereolp or bsinA ro4xganise1
Snesa soapsns sss a. dSde& n re & s issssosS g
afs Annual dis6lfsssnt 6SSSl 6 ID ieSS S1SFfH q
!: sss dlss:ssa 3. nSs sssss q n 4ylAsSs
fsa sss ,... H fsss s1ssss ssSss ,sss4ss E
e 81 "a z:s Z ss:s;:s g s:saSes Sc ~ se'
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Chicuao Groin>

CHICAGO. Feb. "a R,.-0rain futures
Harkets turned Arm in the fnai half hour
OF tfadint today as short covering IN prep
iaratton for the week end found oherinss
Corn had been barely steady and the
remainder Of the list was on. the ofIside
most Of the session. with . lack of demand
rather than selling pressure Accounting for
Wheat sde in On rseeDf s.ssdns 5astor ds s
saoush support to steady the market.
SeHe sel1ins Of the new.crop futures was
efSdited 70 pfofessionsl operators Deal
inss we're % light that at times prices
IL ths fnisS Wheat wes " lower to u
higher than yesterdays close, May / .84A-
q: corn vas yp Y to Y: NAY 1s1aM: oats
y 4 My i;lSAs' and barls, was
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Foreign Exchonqe

.isn n ssehsnss ' rate, 1 foilox 1orsSt Britain M
in dollars. others In centD:
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market 93f16 per cent discount OF
aO.e1N D. .. cents. unchanged.
- OF: selline.. $4.04.
UNCLAIMED: Brasil. free, S.sSn; Me1ise
20.6bn.
n Mammal
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Copitol Securities
n~~- A. N>a~tH.

| The following bid and asked quotations
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Nl IND yE1kvARY
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-24
Suzuki Government Takes
Ouer Dictatorial Powers

GUAM, June 23-U.R)-In Japan's
hour of supreme peril, the Suzu';i
government today assumed dita-
torial power over all phases of ma
tional life to combat a swift, power
full Allied land, sea and air often
sive with will be designed to crush
Nippon at the earliest possible
moment. -
Emperor Hirohito formally as
sumed direct command of the civil
ian peoples volunteer corps and
War Minister Korechika Anami in
structed its 100000 members to
fight to the death, even in their
homes and offices.
IF the people of the nation do
not believe in final victory" Anami
told the Japanese, I'VE shall lose
this war. Come what may, VIC
tory or defeat is always decided
in the last fight
OkinaWa based planes, in ever
increasing numbers, attacked air
fields on Honshu and Kyushu is
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lands today. The campaign to
soften the japanese homeland for
invasion was under way.
Premier Baron Kantaro Suzuki.
his cabinet ministers, and his reg
ional "gauleiters' discarded gov
ernment-by-laW and ruled Japan,
Formosa and Korea by decree I'M
der an emergency wartime act
which became effective today.
Not only military affairs but all
civilian existence were placed at
the beck and call of totalitarian au-
thority A ToAyo commentator sug-
gested that the emperor may in
woke his imperial supreme au-
thority" and override even the gov
ernment's power if the war crisis
demands it.
Imposition of Japan's new bar
rage of emergency measures fol-
lowed quickly on Gen. George c.
MARSHALL statement that economy
in lives and material demand that
! we (the Allies mount swift,
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Australians Take
Rich Oil Prizes
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the northern Sarawak area; Tara
kan is part of the Netherlands In
dies while Sarawak was under
British control before the japanese
invasion.
japanese landings were made in
the Tarakan area about Jan. II,
1912, during quick sweep south
ward through the Netherlands In
dies toward New Guinea. Neither
lands forces aided the Australians
in the reconquest of Tarakan.
The victory on TaraKan and the
entry into the Lutong- Mir fields
where no organized stand has as
yet been reported-brings within
Allied Grasp two Of the richest oil
areas Of the Pacific. Another,
around Balipkapan, lies some 1926
miles south of Tarakan, and Jap
anese positions there have been
subjected to unceasing aerial bonn
bardment.
Latest reports from the fronts
said the Australian 9th division was
sending strong patrols through the
Miri-Lutong fields on the ,Bo-neo
northwest coast while Royal Aus
tralian Air Force planes pounded
northern Borneo and the Ba1ikpa-
pan areas,