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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Aiir|ines Near
-Prewar Level

NEW YORK, Jan. ALLEGATION
of &c additional aircraft has been
made and when these new planes
are placed In service the prewar
fleet of nearly $50 aircraft will
have been restored.
Earnings, however. will be much
higher for the air lines than with
the same number of planes before
the war because Of the increase in
load factors TO above 90 per cent
from 60 per cent or less in prewar
years.
Some lines will not want to pur-
chase the DEB planes made avail
able to them as surplus war
property, but will prefer to lease
them. so that they may be more
rapidly replaced with newer and
larger equipment as soon as the
latter becomes available.
A five-year lease plan has been
worked out, indicating il will cost
the lines about $4,000 annually
for DC-3 for that period.
II the period is shorter. the un-
amortized cost Of converting these
planes TO commercial use also
would have 10 be paid by the air.
line.
But this would be cheaper than
laying out 100000 or more as the
purchase price for a converted
Dos. which is about the way il
works out under the present pric-
ing arrangements with the govern
ment.
On the other hand, air line rate
reductions must be looked for
soon, cutting down earnings. Both
United and American are likely TO
make some move before long, and
others NAV follow suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

lRUITS-ApplcS. HalcwinS No. 1, 2-soa
20 Abb. b.. Delicious No. / t2.50m
20 Ssh ~ k0rthWeEtern Greetings. No
50 25g ? 90 45-ih. 10 Rhode Island
iass'tsss. 10 i. $3.50 es-iiSS. b
Mcintosh. ~. f2.25a2s 80 Ssh bu &
Nofthen SPyt, No i. 81 5oa2sO 45ilb.
~ sleeleI Rec SO /. 81 90 4s-lb. bu
yEGEIABLE CREENS-Jeeki. No. !. Sls
ITrTUcE AND SALAD eREExs-c.lery
ct1bats, fancy. 81 5O@3 bu. no /. sl75
"a Leaf Lettuce hothopse $40 lob
hssGet French ELciys Sf7s 5-ib boz
VEGETABLES tMisce'lsneouti - Bects.
topped, tie 50 hu CAbbsFt- fancy, ST rs
~. No, Z 81 25@Iso 5o-lb fed' No.
!, 81 5oAz b, curly, No J. 75cNSl bu.
Carrots, toDpsd. fancy s225 bG No !,
81 Tsez celery. fancy. $40 Don. ,bchs :
30 Z. Z see s.. MIshlsan squsrei. fancy
$50 ". R5rss-fsditA, Nc. SIS peeI
saiks;- Dry Onions fancy. 81 ise 60
SS: :..i.s q. ~; s. so' ~ isisss;SS
's,oss no. iI7ssa 81. R,eisb,s, rss.
hafhouse 81 20 do1 bchs; ei1es, No l.
81 s0el.75 ou Rgfshsksa. No ! fi2sa
so hu squsss. Delicious. iahcy. 81 -
r0cafl ~ bE HUBBARD fancy $50 hu
~, 200 81 ~ Turnips 'oppce fancy.
- b. ~ si-36NtTs Vegetable
Oysferf Ne = 81 ca bchs
tf5Ss-isfef StsaIe.b0 SODA. osss.
MEDIUM. fl5ai5.5O,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

Trading limited due TO zero weather Ceiling
price changes show green beans lower Gu
lower ceiling. Potato market generally nrm
with onions moving slowly on A dun market.
Most vegetables were about steady with iceberg
head lettuce strong at ceiling and the spinach
APPLEs-Washington box. Delicious. extra
fancy and fancy. ss,1ss4,i4 Miehissn. eu;,
s7i;. Mcintosh. sa.2l9s42 fair quality.
IS; Northern spys. SO. asa so
sEHEsTo5ie' et s9 h SGsd al Sens
81, California, s.5os7.5o.
cABBAGE..so-lb. sacks, round, new Ar
Sob sacks, Danish s2. 25@2 40.
cARRoTs-crts, bchd,. Arizona 8 eo1.'
,s559s4,s,ss; csli soy Asstoa's4So' do''
CELERY - California crts Pascal. sac
So Florida Godenheart. crts.. ; doz. TO
cAuLiFLowER-rony eru. Arirons. So.
cUcUMBERs-Florida. bu bsktS.. sIOo7.
, GG ss white eris.' s9'Sos
GRAPEs-csiifornis iuE. Emperors. some
''i LErTUcs-cr,s, Iceberg as doa.. Akron.
ssieas2s california Imp Val. ss23.
ONIONS Michigan, 5o-lb. sacks Yellows.
81 .4oai.e Idsho-coiQS,do. Sweet spanish,
Sin. and larger, si.5ogl so.
oRANGEs-BoSes Florids sac oe.
PEPPERS - Texas. bu.. Wonders. LARGE.
50 IS medium 70 large. 50
POTATOES OOH. sacks. T. &. No I.
sire A idaho Russet Burbanks. 50 81, utility
grHde 1881 California Long Whites 81 IS
$40 Maine Katahdins- chipgewss. $ 400
ss7 mostly around SO so lS-lb. sacks SO
IA sSc mostly SIC, Michigan Chippewas s3a
SIS: Upper Peninsula Katshdins S3o5@
$40: Canada KBtahdins Canada No /
e so Now DC'nfocg. Worlds SO-lh sacks
Triumphs, o. s No. ! size A. washed 81. so
u 10
RADIsHEs-crts.. TEXAS. S3@3.2s Florida,
bskts.. S1Gi.iO.
TANGERisEs-Florias boxes. s6Is. halt
boxes 50 90 bu bskts.. S376d9
observation-disclosures 10 lbs So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Rise in Barley
PAGES Grains

CHICAGO, Jan. ? (INS)-
Grains scored sharp gains today
under the leadership of barley
which rocketed the Scent daily
allowable limit.
Wheat scored gains ranging TO
2hc, corn &c. oats 2%c and rye
2 2 4 c.
Barley finished at the top with
May at SLIT and July S1.10%.
Other grains closed around the
highs with wheat 1c to 2Ac up,
May selling at S1.65A.
Corn closed lie to 1%c up, oats
lac to 2%c up and rye 1%c to
212c higher.
All deliveries of wheat and bar
ley, July and barley. July and
September corn. September oats,
July and September rye reached
new peaks for the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Stocks Heavy
In AS Debut

NEW YORK. Jan. ? GNS)-
Stock market prices were heavy
in their l945 debut today. After
a firm opening. a reaction set in
the rail and steel shares and man.
aged 10 give most of the list a
lower trend.
Trading was fair Al the start
but Quoted down later.
Aviations were in strong oppo-
sitlon 10 the rest of the list
Grammar led the procession with
rise OF better than 2 points.
Leaders showing Improvement in
cluded Douglas, up X: United
Aircraft; up u Consolidated Vul-
tee and Boeing.
The low-priced mining shares
also got considerable attention
and rose fractionally.
Utility, building shares, foods
and rail equipments all gave
ground. Curb stocks were lower.
Bonds were quiet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Biames Overtime

He gave as his excuse a dis
pute with various AFL unions
as 10 whether work on ships for
the maritime commission should
be clasSed as new construction
or repair work. Higgins said
IL was new construction on
which overtime should be paid
az time and a half.
The AL contended that work
involving assembly of super
structures was repair work"
and overtime should be paid at
double time.
There was little doubt that
the controversy went much
deeper. and that its real root
was in Higgins change OF atti-
tude toward the AFL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
-~>>, The Detroit Times s>->~,
Honor Roll
~ Official
~ Casualty
w. List

The navy department has re-
leased the names of 189 sailors
and marines reported missing or
wounded in action. OF these. nine
are from Michigan, six from the
Detroit area. In all cases, the
next Of kin have been notified and
have been kept informed of any
changes in status.
NAVY MISSING
FRELIGH. LIT tJGl RoBERT-Mu Eliza
KING, WATERTESpER sc JxMEs-Mr.
and Mrs. James J. King. parents, cheboysan.
KITzMANS, AvfATION MAcHINfsT's
MATE 2fC ERICH-Mrs. Irene M KitEmann.
wife, 1924 Keystone. Detroit
NAVY WOUNDED
BALDWIN, CHIEF MAcHINIsT's MATE
GERALD-Mrs. Dorothy L. Baldwin. vile.
Lansing
MARINE WOUNDED
KEsLER. PFC. ROBERT G.--Mrs Anna
Kesler, mother. l292 L. Grand blvd. Detroit.
LANE, SGT. DANIEL U.-Mu. Anna Lane,
mother. 1858 Elmhurst, Detroit
SAVAGE. PFC. JOSEPH @. Mrs. Alma
SToLBER,-PFc- SAM c--Mr and Mrs.
troit
wAsKERwITZ. PFC. DANIEL Mr.. and
Mrs. John Waskerwitl. parents, Flint
80 Tuesday, January 2. 1915 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
What S New
In Business
Higgins Fans Fight
Between Go end AL
By WARD SCHULTZ

Overlooked here in Detroit is
piece Of news which may pres
age an outbreak Of union strife
of gigantic proportions and
could well result in an entire
revampirg Of union setupS.
Andrew Jackson Higgins, boat
. builder and friend OF the PreSi-
dent has announced that his
Higgins Industries. Inc, has
Cancelled It's contracts with the
AL. effective Jan. J., thus
bringing into the open the issue
OF industrial vs.. craft unionism.
For nearly five years, Hig-
Gins has had contracts with 33
AFL unions. covering nearly
1900 workers and as far as the
public knew, there was little or
no friction ann no strikes,
Then like a bolt from the
blue, Higgins notified the union
hat he proposed a complete
revision Of the Setup TO allow a
single union 10 function for all
the crafts in his Shipyards. The
unions answer was obvious.
Higgins then notified each
ALL union that the contract
would be cancelled on Jan. i.
nine months ahead OF eXpira-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Surplus Trucks Sold

Motor vehicles and parts
totaled 426 per cent Of all war
surplus goods sold by the
treasury procurement division
between July ! and Nov 30.
Total sales amounted To $54,-
$4,000 of which S23, 422, 900
represented motor vehicles and
parts.
Up TO Nov Is these sales
were broken down into:
Trucks. 1888; automobiles,
5,118; motorcycles, 10000. There
were still on hand as of that
date 1850 trucks, SSl cars and
4, 623 motorcycles.
Administrators Clayton's lat
est report said that competitive
b d d ing among dealers had
brought sales above the average
appraised values and the ma
jority of sales were at or close
to the OPA ceiling price. II
is an indication Of how tight
the market is for cars and
trucks 10 sell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
PriOrities

The Detroit regional office u The wPB
announced the following priorities actions
N-SO amended Jewel Bearings Re-
stricts delivery, processing, use and sale
Directive 10. amended. Delegation ~
Authority sale or transfer Of idle air
craft material 20 persons on List A.
M-3OO, Schedule ID. revocation, 'Dipcn-
tcne" Revok,S the schedule.
M-3oo scheduls 81 "By-Product Phos-
phoric Acid o. Transfers ALLEGATIONS from
provisions ~ M-34O 10 M-3OO
R.i, Direction z Conversion of Mileage
Contract Tubes 70 Synthetic Rubber" After
Jan. !, is45 permits consuntion OF crude
rubber and letex for tubes only as specified
notwithstanding provisions OF App. 2,
Ri Direction s. Further Conversion 20
synthetic Rubber and Change 20 Crude Rub
Der Ceiiinr on Certain Types % Tires. "
Authorizes manufacture OF tires % certain
Specifications or government and civilian
M-540, amended "Miscellaneou, Chem
icals" Only certified preferred orders" will
be accepted.
For 'urther details contact wPB, 1910
Woodward. Phone TR 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Auto
Graphs
Used Car Rationinq
Seen as Unlikely
BY sILER FREEMAN

Prospects of used car ration
ing in the immediate future are
slim. according 10 survey
made in Washington by the
National Auto Dealers Associ-
alton. They have treasured
their members that neither the
OPA nor the Office of Defense
Transportation has plans for
such a step.
ODT is charged with the re-
sponsibility of protecting ci-
william transportation and OPA
is looking to this agency to
make the first move along the
line OF used car rationing. And
ODT states that II has no
present intention of asking
for il,
A used car rationing order
was prepared some time ago,
but il has remained = tabled
by the OPA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Clio Enters Fray

However the reaction in
CLOS Industrial Union of
Marine & Shipbuilding Workers
OF America was immediate. 1t
announced that IL would not
delay in entering the organizing
scramble now apparently bound
10 come.
One thing Is certain: AFL
will not permit Higgins TO
change unions without a hard
fight, comments Business Week.
in this it will have the support
OF a Wagner act provision
which bars an employer from
tsvoring one union over another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
.Doeh|er Jarvis
On Big Board

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-New York
Stock Exchange will admit to the
list and to dealings today Doehler
Jarvis Corp. common stock, s.
par, ticker symbol DIG.
Unit of trading in this stock
will be 100 shares.
The exchange will suspend from
dealings today Doehler Die Cast
ing Co. common stock, without
par value, and w. B. Jarvis Co.
capital stock, 81 par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Du POnt Ends
pathe Suit

WILMINGTON, Del. Jan. 3
z. l. DUPONT De Nemours e. Co.
has announced that it has settled
long-standing suit brought by
Pathe Laboratories, Inc. by a pay
ment of S175,000.
The suit, entered in October,
1889. involved legal interpreted
ton of a contract for the
manufacture and sale of cinemato-
graphic nitrocellulose raw film,
arising out of the business rela-
tions of the two companies from
1925 to date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Davis Shifts Staff

Jack Davis, sales manager of
Ford, has been busy over the
year-end rearranging his staff.
p. O. Larson has been named
assistant manager of the Kan
sas City branch, succeeding J.
r. Talliaferro who resigned to
take a partnership in a dealer
ship at ST. Joseph, Mo. Larson
was former sales manager of
the Kansas City branch.
Roy A. Pierce has been trans
ferred 10 the Los Angeles
branch from Seattle. G.. II.
Patton has been named TO sue
coed Pierce. who was head of
the parts and accessories di-
vision at Dearborn before going
TO Seattle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
DETROIT


cATTLE-2 500. an elasse, active strong sGo
+ sd steer: :Is2SslSso ,f Ros 500
bulk common and medium. slo@l3 so, cows
comprise fully SO per cent Of receipts; ni %
Gamers and cutters mainly Sc 500 so
bulk all sausage bulls slos ~ 30; Eooat 1esi
and dc choice 15i'V yeslefs. sl75ogis. top SIS
somewhat sparingy most common and me
dium, sl3dle.5O, cuils, Sf@ll heaN
noes 500. Bidding unevenly 1sc TO
25e lower on all hogs, held near steady top
sHEEP-2 500 active slaughter lambs
strong 70 Csc higher: sheep soc higher; BULK
latter price top paid somewha, sparlngly. most
medium and good lambs $3.50 IA so. common
around 400 head good @ choice native. fed
southwestern yearlings fall Shorn pelts, sl3.
goo snf choice so qua, s ssss qaae lsG
according TO weight and finish. Gull ewes
s9@4.
PTTTsBIRGH
PITTSBURGH. Jan. tINsl CAT TIE
to medium SH si5@ls grass steers. So sissQ
heifers. good 20 choice. si4.5oel5; medium
To- good. .s12gl4.sols common to medium ?.
medium 70 s so ss.soSes GC''e Gamers ana
cutters. s4e7; bulls, good g choice. SIG
H. common 10 Ueulumt ~ "a ~
HOGS-350, active and shade higher on
roughs; ieo-iso lbs, sla.75sl5,os iso-
400 lbs, sl5o5@ 2Oo.22o los
sii55,o55Ssoioils; ?2o-23o !es. Sslssgsdi0ts.
si4,25@l4 loo-i5o lbs. sl3si4.5o.
roughs, Sl3S0@Iff0.
sHEEP-35o; steady Choice lambs, $3.50
ale; medium 70 good. sl3gl4. common
lambs, s6.5o@s So ewes, S3e6; wethers.
IcAiIvEes-1so; steady. Good TO choice.
SIS .5o@i9.5o; medium, SIS .5O@17.5o culls
and common. s7@13
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Jan. tINS -HOCS-3o. 900.
steady. top. $l4.75. bulk, STA 6owl4.75;
heavy. STA eo@l475. medium. sl4To@
l475; nght. $l4,50al475; light lights
sl4.25e14e packing soWs. sls.s5@i4.
pigs. s1l@l3.
cATrLE-le 900. steady cslves--i 900.
steady. Beef steers. choice, Si6al7. so. me-
dun. si3ale. yesrlings si2@17 butchers
heifers. segi625; cows ssal4 bulls, see
1878. calves. ssgls.5o; feeder steers, $40
q -; IS stoekers steers. seei3.5o. cows
and heiferS, S71l2.
sHEEP-is 600 steady: choice lambs
S14.5Oal5.25. common. SlOml35o year
Iings, sll@i325: choice ewes S4 5Om7.2S
feeder lambs. sli@l3.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
O'MaIley in Far West

Joseph A. O'Malley, assistant
general sales manager of Chrys-
Ter division, will conduct a
series of dealer meetings in the
Far West during January. Pur-
pose OF The meetings IS 10 ac-
quaint the dealers witt. stepped
up parts and service operations
10 Offset the decline IN used car
sales.
O'Malley will be in Denver
tomorrow. Salt Lake City on
Thursday. Los Angeles on Jan.
10, San Francisco Jan. 16. Sac
ramento on the 18th, Portland
the 18th, Seattle the ODD and
Spokane the 23d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Cdrr.Chdpin Broker
Firm Opens Here

Carr, Chaplin & Co. announce
the opening of their firm with
offices at PHI Penobscot Building
TO deal in listed and unlisted Sc
curities. The new firm holds
membership in the Detroit Stock
Exchange. The general partners,
Howard r. Carr, Roy +. Gsapin
and Valette r. Els have been
affiliated with other houses for
many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. 2 tINS Cash RTain.
WHEAT-No. northern spring. Sl.65ia.
No. northern spring. si.e4h; No. north
ern spring, S1.65L.
coRN-No. , yellow. sI.I4: NO. 4 yellow,
sl.o7L.al.l0la. No. S yellow ssAa 1 .o6h:
sample grsde yellow, 7o@9eI.e; No. 8 white,
9ihea 81 22s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

TOLEDO. Jan. tINsl-Ca gram on
track
wHEAT-No. , red. si.75Is: No. red,
Sl74ia.
low, sI.I4i.@l.i5Ia.
oATs-No . white. 77ise7sia; No. ;
soYiBEANs-No. yellow, s7Isa2is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
WINNIPFG Drain
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

WINNIPEG. Jan. 2 Inns Rye closed &c
s1.13h@i.i3A; October. sl.lois. sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
DETROIT STOCKS

! DIVIDENDS IN the foreroinf table are the
amounts declared or paid 90 Tar this year
a dividsns Is payable In isAs and hFure de-
notes total paid or payable is4Ala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

CROFT tHFNINO
Fiscal year ending Sept. 30
Net profit sIo4o4i slo2.7l7
Shart earnings SC sc
PITTSBURGH AND W VA RwY
Il mos ne, income xi.si4 e4i sill s2s
Share earnings Sa9l 50 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
BURoH AND W VA RwY

MI va 80, ,, ~, 4 ftH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Earnings

CROFT BRFWING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

NEW YORK. Jan Price, IN cents
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10
OBSERVATION POST

Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler plans to revive the Com missioner's Dinner" at next weeks major league meetings in Chicago If the big leaguers give him the same sort of brushoff he got here, Happy likely will try to feed them big helping of crow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Rennrts from Marine Stations at 80 A. M. Today

FORECAST FOX SOUTHEAST AIASkAt Canal outhey miles hour becoming norttey l5 miles IS 20 miles hour Sound Sumner Strasoutey Southeast Alaska and souhery outheaely showers throughout the entire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10
SUNDAY L00pERS LEAD OFF ALLEY
 SEASON AT ELkS

The Elks Sunday "lowball loop launched on its competitive session with a turn on the alleys yesterday afternoon with four four-man squads engaged
 Frank Metcalf, with 225 second line, assured the odd game for the Straights over the Aces. In the other encounter, Warren King com- piled an 182 three game average that spelled out the deeider for the Jok- CTS over the Pushes.
 The stud" rollers will hold their second session next Sunday To- night it's High Heeler" time at the Elks, with the lady league taking ever the alleys for its weekly session Tuesday evening the Major Leaguers will put in their second kegling per iod, with the Merchant Leaguers rolling on Friday night,
 Sunday session results were:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10
Ap SPORES
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, IR.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 10-Youd hardly expect to hear people talking about golf at baseball convention
 but two of this weeks visitors who brought up the subject were Jack Corbett, former ball player and club owner, and Kill Kaiser, golfing ex- ecutive of a sports goods firm Corbett advanced the novel theory that baseballs hitters are better than they were in the good old days because they learn the golf swing ., Its exactly the same" he maintained, You just bring it up to where the ball is" Kaiser. predicting a great golf boom, argued that lot of people are overlooking a good thing in not promoting the game . Think of all the indus tries that benefit from golf-every- thing from drinks to shoes to fer tilizer." . Bill also forecast the arrival of a new crop of playing stars in a few years. For five years, he explained, there haven't been any new assistant pros. Now a lot of young fellows will take up those jobs and appear in tournaments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10
BASkETBALL

Following are the final scores of leading basketball games played last Saturday night:
 Oklahoma A 6 M, 45; Westmin- ster, 23.
 Bucknell, 43; Villanova, 32.
 New York U., 45; Colgate, 43. Brown, 55; Connecticut, fl. St. Josephs, 37; Utah, 34
 Harvard, 42; MT, 21.
 Pennsylvania, 37; Dartmouth, 28. Cornell, AT; Muhlenberg, B. Holy Cross, 45; City College of N. Y, 35
 Georgia, 66; Chattanooga U, 46. Tennessee, 63; Lincoln Memorial, l3.
 Tulane, 58; Camp Lauche, 50. Purdue, 55; U. of Louisville, 51. Minnesota, 55; Nebraska, 30. Wisconsin, 42; Marquette, 32. Iowa, 67; Denver. 40.
 Ohio State, AT Pittsburgh, 37. Texas A & M, 5l; Camp Bowie, IT.
 Idaho, 43; Whitman, 31.
 Washington State, 66; Gonzaga, 38.
 British Columbia, 58; Washington U., 51.
 Montana State, 42; Montana, 25. Oregon, 49; Portland, 30.
 oregon State, 49; Seattle Coast Guards, 31.
 Pepperdine College, AT; UCLA, 37. With the wide publication of his letters, "Innocents Abroad, Mark Twain became the most extensively read author in America. DRINK KING DLACK LABEL!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10

this season and played a thrilling 1913 tie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10
New Cabinet in
 IiaIy Es Formed

ROME, Dec 10-After graphing for 16 days with the problem of forming a new Italian Cabinet, Premier-Designate Alcide de Gas peri announced today that lie final ly had completed government consisting of representatives of all the country's six major political parties.
 The new cabinet, which must be approved by Grown Prince Umberto and the Allied Commission, con- tains only three ministers who had not previously served in the coali- tion government of Ferruccio Parri, whose resignation on Nov 24 precipitated a political crisis.
 Enaptre Want-dds brutg Tesultsi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10

A breach between the men who pay the bills and the new "czar" slowly has been developing, and at last weeks minor league meeting in Columbus, O., the argument virtually reached stage of open warfare
 That argument is being carried over into the thres-day meeting of the Majors meeting here today. It is expected to be the highlisht of the annual mid-wintsr gathering
 Such questions as to whether the Pacific Coast league is to be ac- cepted as third big league cir cult, and the number of night games to be played in the majors are up for consideration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10
10-round bout.

MIAMI, Fla, Dec 10-The tour nament manager of the Profess sional Golfers Association, Fred J. Cochran, announced today that Byron Nelson won an all-time high amount of money in 1945 tourna- ments. According to Corcoran, Nelson netted $64,528 in war bonds.
 With two tournaments still to play, Nelson already has far ex- ceeded the previous record of $46,- coo Second highest money win ner is Harold Jug" McSpaden, with better than S33,000
 Snakes ordinarily use their ven- cm apparatus as a defensive weapon only
 DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-10

Field General sammy Baugh and mates won the right to tackle the youthful Western Champions by clinching the eastern crown yes terday, in 17-0 win over New York's Giants
 LOS ANGELES, Dec. i0-Bobby Riggs, half-pint terror. and an at tack of sore muscles combined yes terday to turn back carrot-topped Don Budge's bid for the National Professional Hardcourt Tennis Championship.
 Riggs, after dropping bitter over-long first set, ran out the next three for a decisive 9-l1, 6-3, 6-2, 60 triumph. Cramps in Budge's arm threw him off stride in the third set.
 MIAMI Fla, Dec 10-Lanky, 39-