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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
EXPLOSIVE NINTH

Then came the Tigers explosive
ninth.
Hubby Walker. batting for New
houser, singled 10 center to start
the half Skeeter Webb was safe
on an attempted sacrifice when
Walker, sliding head first, beat
McQulnn's throw to second Thus
there were runners on first and
second and no one out
Eddie Mayo laid down a pretty
bunt, advancing the runners. Then
Cramer was given an intentional
pass, filling the bases, The Browns
had in mind a possible double play
but The maneuVer baCkfired when
Greenberg uncorked his four-ply
drive and locked up the contest, as
subsequent events proved.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Allies Hesitdting
To Bomb Anndmese

LONDON. Oct. / GNS)-The
London Daily Telegraph reported
that the estimated 10000 insur-
gent Annamese in Indo-China
could be speedily put down by the
use of Allied fighter plans but
that such a move had not been
made for humanitarian reasons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Building Materials
Black Market Seen

WASHINGTON, Oct. l INS)
Rep. Patman (D) of Texas pre-
dicted today that a scarcity OF
building materials may create the
biggest black market OF the
postwar era IF government con-
trols on home building are pre-
maturely removed
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Convention Ban Off;
$50 Scheduled Here

More than $50 conventions will
be held in Detroit during the next
year, Vice President Lee Barrett
of the Detroit Convention Tourist
Bureau said today.
The ODT ban on conventions
ended TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02

WASHINGTON. Oct ! CUP)--
President Sergio Osmena OF the
Philippine commonwealth. who re-
Gently arrived in this country from
Manila, paid a brief visit 10 Presi.
dent Truman today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
II Die in Hindu Riots

NEW YORK, Oct. / QNS)-
The BIC reported today that
Bombay police had listed the toll
in fighting between Hindus and
Moslems at q dead and l23 in
iured.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Domei Quits Field
As Jap News Agency

TOKYO. Oct. ! CUP) -. Ssji
Hasegawa, editor-in-chief OF the
Domei News Agency. called more
than 100 newsroom employees to-
gether today 10 inform them Of
Doueis decision 10 dissolve with
formation Of a new independent
nnNIG arnrrN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
WON'T SEIZE PLANTS

While -rttfrfors- persisted that the
government may seize the. struck
plants, the labor department and
members of the Cancellation panel,
headed by Justice William l..
Knous of the Colorado supreme
court, brush this aside AS remote
Scholle called his officers into
conference and announced comph-
ance with the request shortly
after receiving the telegram.
Gov, Kelly expressed fear Of
more harm than good in stimuli
taneous state and federal inter
vention with collision OF
authority"
Long distance telephone confer
ences with Senators Ferguson and
Vandenberg have kept Gov. Kelly
informed of federal action on the
strike. the governor said.
The union revised its fuel oil
setup to speed up emergency de-
liveries of home fuel oil under the
program announced Saturday be-
cause of cold weather. Deliveries
starting today will be handled by
all interested companies for users
having less than 80 gallons or in
cases of illness. Previously. only
five companies were to operate in
Greater Detroit. Each firm may
use three trucks.
Fuel oil applicants should apply
to union headquarters in the Hof-
mann building. A large crowd
was on hand when the Offices
opened this morning.
Thirty-three stations within the
Detroit area are now dispensing
gasoline under union supervision.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
CITY BUYS u. S. Securities

Common Council today author
lied Controller Charles G. Oak
man TO invest S5,000,000 Of city
funds in government securities 10
mature Dec. ] and Aprll !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Haw Haw Transferred

LONDON. Oct. / CUPl-Wil-
liam Gord Haw Haw) Joyce has
been moved from Wormwood
Scrubs prison because other in
mates there threatened TO get"
HIM, il was learned today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Ine1 Robb Depicts Flight
P lane Lands
.AtCa|luttd

CALCUTTA. Oct. 1 (INS)-
The American Transport Conn
mand woodworking plane the
Colchester landed at the Barrack-
port Airport at $40 a m. (EST,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
q. s. NOT INTERESTED

u. s. NOT INTERESTED -
FBI agents undertook an inn
mediate investigation 10 deter
mine whether the national bank
robbery act had been violated,
but stepped out of the case when
they learnd ethat the armored
truck Hill was loading contained
no money. The act provides a
maximum penalty of death.
Ruff told Carver he had been
out Of work, needed cash and
believed he could get it, from the
Brink guards. He said he got
the drop Hill and did not ex-
pect any shooting to result.
/ Detectives said they would
question Ruff concerning a recent
attempt 10 held up keTns depart
ment store. thwarted when a
woman employe faxed a fainting
spell and the would-be robber
fled They reasoned that both
robbery tries were committed in
the same blundering, amateurish
fashion.
Unperturbed by the knowledge
he had killed a man, Ruff worried
only about his own condition.
ASKS ABOUT SELF
"Am I going to be all right:
Am 10 Am I:" he kept asking
the Receiving Hospital surgeon.
DR.. David Schane, who dressed
the wound
DR.. Schane said he would re.
cover as the bullet had missed
ribs, lung and vital organs.
F. II. Case. Drinks Detroit rep
resentative. said a standing re-
ward of $1,000 would be paid the
guard who shot Ruff ifLit eeufc
be established whose revolver
fired the s h OF that caused the
wound. If Ruff dies. the reward
offer Will automatically be
doubled.
GLAD TO PAY OFF
That's money we love to
paw" Case said. "Our guards
are tough. They went right into
the face of this. We are proud
of them"
Hill. the slain messenger, leaves
a widow, two sons and two daugh-
ters, The elder son, Seaman ! c
George Hill. returned 10 Seattle
+enly Saturday from duty in the
Pacific and will come 10 Detroit
Immediately by plane
Ruff is unmarried and lived
with his pafents-HIs-Peiiee
record lists two previous arrests,
lone in 1912 for investigation and
another for possessing a counter
felt quarter.
HAD BEEN IN ARMY
Ruff's m OF her said he had
worked sporadically and had wor-
ried her by making undesirable
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
TRUCKS HOLDS BROWNS


Virgil Trucks, making his first
and only appearance Of the regu-
lar season with the Tigers. pitched
five and nne-thrd innings. He
held the Browns 10 three hits and
one run and enjoyed a 2-l lead
when replaced by the ace left
handler.
The Browns fashioned their run
off Trucks with only two men
batting Don Gutteridge doubled
and later scored on a single by
Lou Finney The handsome, curly
haired Southerner then bore down
and from then on was invincible
until the seventh.
When Nelson Potter. the st.
Louis pitcher who incidentally
went the route and gave Green
berg his homer, in the seventh led
off with two-bagger. Gutteridge
was walked. O'Neill went into dou-
ble-quick action. The manager
dashed out 10 the box, conferred
briefly with Trucks and then
called Newhouser in from the
bullpen.
With NewhouSer still shaky. the
Browns scored the tying run in
the seventh when Gene Moore dou-
bled and later came home on a
single by Vernon Stephens. Again
Newhouser settled down and re-
tired the next three batters, two
Of them by strikeouts.
But, Harold bumped into trouble
again in the eighth and the
Browns went out in front with a
score which at the time looked
bigger than the PenohScotz Build
ing. The marker was fashioned
when George McQuinn doubled
against the right field fence and
scored Pete Gray. who had gone
10 center field when Byrnes was
taken out of the game for Christ
man. Gray made a pretty head
first slide across home plate for
the run.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Ti6qr's'
Arrival
Delayed
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page one)
following which the TWO clubs
move TO Chicago. where the series
VII be concluded.
Greenberg' $ homer. his thirteeptt
- tt-e-SnaSnn and only grand
slam with the bases filed, came
with count of one ball on the
batter II curled far Just inside
of tho 75l-loot loft field foul line
1T was a Screwhall right
dawn the alley" CpeeRherg -eN-
planned In the clubhouse after
me game
"a Screwhall Is q ball which
curves the opposite Of a natural
cuUe-a sort Of an in-shoot as
the KIDS knew II in another
era)
Harold Newhouser, one Of three
T-snr nIlchers used in the all.
contest. was officially
the winner, his 25th victory of the
season. He-iost nine games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Gas for ALL
Jeffries Says
Continued from Page one)

capital had moved from the posi-
tion taken al the beginning of the
strikes Sept. l3 when the 80 per
cent pay increase was demanded,
Both Michigan senators, Van
denberg and Ferguson, and Will
liam Z. Bowling, Detroit corpora
ton counsel, who is in Washington
representing Mayor Jeffftes have
talked with President Truman and
Schwellenbach.
While they did not reveal the
details of the talks, Schwellen-
bach's telegram to Scholle fol-
lowed.
In washington, Dowling said:
II am here at Mayor Jeifries'
orders to he of any possible as
Sistance 10 the labor board in
settling the acute situation in
Detroit. | am optimistic, after
talking with interested parties
in Washington, that a solution
will soon be found.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02

er's Whistle, arrived and made the
arrest.
Questioned in Receiving Hos
pital, Ruff told Assistant Prosecu-
tor Ralph Carver he had been
lying in wait for the messenger,
who he knew made an early-morn-
ing visit 10 the bank. since 2 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
HAD BEEN IN ARMY

Ruffs mother said he had
worked sporadically and had wor-
ried her by making undesirable
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-02
Osmena Sees Truman

eNs agency.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16

The Charlotte Greenwood Skit-ABC
Nick Carter, Detective Drama-MBS
5:45tBin Shirer in Commentary-CBS
Goethe Catholic Radio Service-NBC
Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet-CBS
Hall of Fame, Paul Whiteman-ABC
Quick As a Flash in 4 Quiz-MBS
6:30-Great Gildersleeve Comedy-NBC
The Baby Shocks Comedy Showers
Sunday Evening Party Music-ABC
Cedric Foster and His Comment-MBS
6:45-Fulton Lewis, Jr., Comment-MBS
7:0o-Jack Benny Comedy Show-NBC
Drew Pearson and Commentary-ABC
Opinion Requested Servicemen-MBS
7:l5-News Summary for Is min.-ABC
7:3o-The Mandwagon Broadcast-NBC
Blondie-Dagwod Comedy Skit-CBS
Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly M. C.-AbC
California Melodies by Orches.-MBS
8 oo-Chas Mccarthy & Bergen-NBC
Marlin Hurts Beulah Comedy-CBS
The Sunday Evening Symphony-ABC
Alexander & Mediation Board-MBS
8:30-Fred Aliens Comedy Gang-NBC
Crime Doctor, Dramatic SeriesICBS
Don't Be Sucker, Dramatic-MBS
8:45-Gabriel Heater Commentaries
8:55-Five Minutes News Period-CBS
9:00-Sunday's Merry Go Round-NBC
Request Performance by Guests-CBS
Walter Winchell Rroadcasting-ABC
Exploring Unknown in Science-MBs
9:15-Hollywood's Mystery Time-ABC
9:30-Album Of Familiar Music-NBC
Jas. Melton, Annamary Dickey-cBS
Double or Nothing in a Quiz-MBS
9 :45-Jimmie Elders Hollywood ABC
| 10 :00APhil Spitalny & Girl Orch.-NBC
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16

year average peak Monday on the
best volume of the week although
profit cashing stalled numerous
leaders. After five successive rising
days, trends wavered Tuesday with
activity tapering. Apprehension
over the General Motors stalemat-
ed Union negotiations and the cal
ling of the steel walkout received
the principal blame for Wednes-
days largest average drop since
Nov. 81, although liquidation was
never urgent. Some year-end tax
selling was noted. Thoughts OF a
technical correction were a factor.
Demands for rails and a few IN
du ials steadied the list Thursday
but the days total Of 1,220,ooo
shares was a low for a full stretcn
since Oct. 80. There was a mild
comeback Friday with volume OF
1.13O, 900 smallest since Sept. II. In
flation hedging and belief the mar
ket was ready to get back on the
upgrade provided props.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
RECREATION GROUP
STATES n EVENTS

Twenty-four events ranging from
bingo games to fpll-fledged com
munity Christmas parties have
been scheduled. for the coming
week, by the City Recreation depart
rnnent for its recreation centers
throughout the city. -
: The calendar, in full, will be: =
Monday, 8. Ii. ~
Bingo. at Vance Center. Z pm. !;
Bingo at Lake Forest $40 pm;
| Bridge party at Vance center 10
am; Gir1's club party at Lake
Forest 3-4::3o PM e4.-..~ 4
3, Tuesday, f.. -,
Community Christmas program
at HeWes center $3.50 PM. Binga
Eat: Hewess center 7::30-to:3d pm;
Bridge club Christmas party at
HeWes center Il am; Boy Scout
Troop 10 at Lake Forest 7::3o2fo p.
m: P. : E, of b. Christmas /, party
| at Lake Forest F8-11 pm; Teen
Christmas danceaat Vance 7:3o p m
Wednesday,
a. Bridge. club. at Lake Forest 1890.
1890 am; Christmas party al
Lake Forest $40 pm; Teen Age
meeting at Lake Forest $40 pm.
Square dance at Hewes center $3.50
1870 pm; Christmas carollng,
followed by party at center. Hemen-
way 5:3O-7:O0 pm.
Thursday,
Bingo at Vance center TOO pm. !;
Christmas party at Lake Forest,
200 children. .4:30-5:30 PM; Cape
Fear Rifle club at Lake Forest
7:3O-10:00 pm. w..
Friday,
Teen age club Christmas dance,
open house at Hemenway 7:30-ll:
90 o. M; Church Christmas program
at Lake Forest 7:3e-1G' pm. !;
Christmas tree at Vance center
$50 p:m.; Square dance at. Vance
center $3.50 pm; Bingo and square
dance at Hewes 7:30-11:30 pm.
Saturday,
Basketball game at Vance 10 am
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
AIRED Sissors Grinder
Leaves $4,000 Estate

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 49, Ut
They opened the safe deposit box
of "Old Bilr', the scissors grinder.
yesterday and found $175.oo0 IN
cash, stocks and bonds.
The man who seemed to have
lust enough money TO- coffee ana
doughnuts was a stockholder IN
the best corporations and owned
bonds on Brazil and the republic OF
Chile. He also had $4,000 In 10
bank accounts.
Old Bill was really Frederick
Goldsmith who lived the life OF =
recluse ate rthe death Of his wife
half century ago. H. died Tues
day. "a
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
OVER THE NETWORKS
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1s
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16
Eastern Standard Time,

SUNDAY, DECEMDEh 10
Eastern Standard Time.
Changes of programs as listed are due
to corrections by networks made
too late to incorporate.
12:30-The Robert Merrill Concert-NBC
transatlantic Call, Exchange-cBs
Piano Playhouse, Piano Trio-ABC
Lutheran Half Hour Services-MBS
1:oO-Fifteen Minutes Newscast-NBC
The Church of the Air Sermons-CBS
. John B. Kennedy and Comment-ABC
Singing Canaries Program-MBS-Basi
1:15-America United, a Forum-NBC
Orsen Welles Weekly Comment-ABC
1901. of Chicago Roundtable-NBC
Lyman Bryson's Commandments
Sammy Kaye serenade; News-ABC
Sunday Afternoon Song Time-MBS
:45-Ed Murrow's COMMENTATORS
2:OO-Stars Concert With Barlow-NBC
Paul Lavalle's Sunday Concert-CBS
To Be Announced go Minis. j-ABC
2:3o-John Charles Thomas Song-NBC
Next Week; DIN Downes Is m.)-CBS
Sunday Vespers via the Radio-ABC
Bill Cunningham in Commentaries
2:45-To Be Announced Us m.l-MBS
3:00-World in Parade, Max Hill-NBC
N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony-CBS
Elmer Davis in Communicating
Songs From Along the TralI-MBS
3:15-Melodies For Remerbrance-ABC
3:30-One Mans Family, Drama-NBC
Johnny Thompson, Iene Woods-ABC
Land of the LOFT Fantasw-MBS
400-National Half Hour Talks-NBC
To Be Announced-ABC-New England
Darts For Dough, a Quiz-other ABC
Murder Is My Hobby, Mystery-MBS
43O-Sunday Matinee in Variety-NBC
Nelson Eddy Concert & Guests-CBS
Mary Small in a SUNDAY Reyue-ABC
The Nebbs, a Skech of Comedy-MBS
50o-NBC Symphony Orchesra-NBC
Family Time and Parice Munsel-CBs
Jones and /, Safey Drama-ABC
The Shadow MISERY Series-MBS
5:3OEGene Aury & Song Showers
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
Rails And Coppers Lead
Recovery In Stock Mart
STOCKS IN SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.AR-
Sales, closing price and net change
OIL me 10 most active stocks today.
NY Central %, 100 1874 up ~
oou Am G & Fl 800 TX up "a.
Hoan Ant Cop 1900 liz up "a.
Comwlth & Sou IL, 400 3h.
calumet & Hecla H. 300 91s up ".
Patlno Min 10, 300 211s up "a.
chi M st P & Pic Wi 10, 100 325s
up ".
Nat Pow & 1t $500 1924 up v.
Packard Mot $500 1OB up 70.
United Corp $500 As no.
Park Utah 1000 SIS up Is.
Aueghany Pr 6,100 59B up AZ.
republic Avia 5000 18 up "a.
Pan Am Anyways 5000 262 UP
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
NOW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK., Dec. 15.-P)-July
cotton futures staged a sharp rally
today gaining 70 cents bale. Both
May and July advanced into new
seasonal highs lifting closing pric-
es 20 to 70 cents a bale. =.
There was continuation Of Fri
days trade buying and commits
sion house replacement demand.
Most of the buying was predicated
on good demand for spot cottons
in the south and on prospects, for
increasing exports of United Stat
les cotton. The fact that this year S
cotton crop is small one, and
that, stocks of cotton in the coun-
try are mostly of low grade, also
contributed to the buying move
ment. -.
Light offerings were supplied by
weekend profit-taking and small
hedging. Mill buying Of cotton was
noted throughout the day. The adj
vance in the July contract was
mostly attained in final few min
utes of trading.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. IS. - up -
(USDA-Salable hogs 500 (esti-
mated; total unavailable; COM
pared with week ago, weights un-
der 240 lbs steady to Is higher; ov-
er 240 lbs. 1876 higher; sows $3.50
higher.
Salable cattle 500 (estimated) ::
total unavailable; compared Fri.
day last week.: only strictly choice
steers and yearlings closed fully
steady at 17.50-18.OO; all others 25-
50, mostly so lower following errati-
eally higher market on all grades
early in week; numerous loads, in
Guiding choice heifers, 1900; clos
ing bulk steers and yearlings 1850
1928; some steers similar to least
desirable 1900 offerings early clos
ed around 17.00-1725; heifers
steady to Is lower, medium grades
showing decline; several loads 900.
1000 1b. choice heifers 1900, bulk
1861 90; beef cows. very active
all week and so cents higher trade
still competitive although top-heavy
at close; Gamers and light cutters
weakened off late, barely steady;
bulls, vealers, and heavy slaughter
calves advanced so cents in face
of very small receipts; vealers
1880 down, heavy calves 1900
down; weighty sausage bulls sold
up to 1880 and choice weighty beef
bulls as high as 1900; narrow as
sortment stock cattle during week
sold slow firm at 10.00-1400, most
ly 1050-13.50, countrymen still pre-
ferring 750-1 1000 Id. weights.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
CARRIERS MARK
ISSUE TRADING

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-(P-Car-
|rier liens continued in demand in
today's bond market. The Asso-
ciated Press 20-rail average adj
vanced i of point to a new high
for the year. of 1917. = T.
Among the more active issues
St. Louis San Francisco AIS clos
ed at sou, up IN; the IS of the
same line advanced a point to 3d.;
St. Paul adjustment IS touched 81
IL, up vs.; Katy AIS climbed 3
points to "a and the. first As went
up IA to IS. 81.
Other rail gamers of fractions
to a point included Missouri Pa
cific general As, Erie 4hs, Rock
Island convertible 41ss, Alton IS,
Seaboard Air Line income 41zs,
New York Central AIS, Monon SIS
and Boston and Maine 41as.
Activity was quiet in other Sec
tions Of the list, with some cor
porates fractionally lower. On the
offside were American and For
eign Power SIS, International Tele-
phone IS, Brooklyn Union Gas As,
and Armour and Co. AIS.
Total sales for the short ses-
sion We're 3,32O,O0 compared with
S., 100000 a week ago. -,
U. S. governments were quiet,
and changes were narrow in the
Foreign dollar list with Peru first
and second IS down fractions. Y
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
N. c. POULTRY, EGGS

RALEIGH, Dec. IS. - R -
(NCDA)-Poultry and egg markets
steady to firm.
Raleigh-U. S. grade IA, extra
large, SO, hens 25.3. Turkeys; mar
ket4 dull on heavy stock. Young
toms and hens "a to SO.
Washington = U. S. grade A,
large, So; broilers and fryers q
to %. Turkey-heavy toms 81 to
81. Dressed turkeys-hens A;
light toms up to Is lbs A; heavy
toms 10 to 20 lbs AZ. Over. % lbs.
10 cents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
dividends, Idle Cash And
Earnings Inspire More
Short Covering
NEW YORK

c4ocks-steadg IdllS' eoPEHIS III
ql na.ds- narrow; some rails i'm
pl cgootton-strong; trade and COM
rlssion house buying
CHICAGO
u1,oot - Unchanged to IA cent
.;ober; firm with rye.
AI gznnrrn-Unchanged at ceilings.
G pUTe-Unchanged to 8 1-8 cents
,;abor. commission house buying
W.. ND short covering.
'lI rrattle-Nominally steady.
uoos-Nominally steady.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5-R-Led by
nn rails. coppers and special
,;ss the stock market today resum-
' 'ls' its sluggish recovery after a
s sarerallv losing week.
dividends, earnings, idle cash
I'D the feeling that the recent re-
s .ntion had put the list in health
a. position inspired more short
ts, and the reinstatement of
". counts here and there. Labor
sasntroversies, however, continued
NV restrain customers.
prices hardened after a fairly ac-
.;io onening but the pace slowed.
u u1i scattered losers persisted at
.ba close, gains of fractions to more
. .t,s a point predominated. A few
, ,+bin' liquors and aircrafts accom-
sbed wider jumps. Transfers OF
e eon NM shares were the smallest
s snce Sept, %. They compared with
l,st Saturdays 5-year record OF L.
100000.
The Associated Press 60-stock
comnosite was up 2 of a point at
T6q but on the week showed net
,oss of g. OF ISL issues registering,
sol advanced, 1877 declined and ITO
we're unchanged.
As during the week, carriers
we're buoyed by dividend expecta-
tions and bright traffic prospects.
The earnings outlook kept aviations
m top while some coopers reflect
ed hopes of ceiling boost in this
field.
Among the days gamers were
n Y Central, liveliest Splinter;
Great Northern, Baltimore Ohio,
Allegheny Corp. Common and pre-
ferred, St. Paul (when issued) COM
mon. Anaconda, Phelps Dodge.
Roam Antelope, South American
Gold Platinum, Douglas Aircraft,
schenley, Park & Tilford, Good
year, Goodrich, U. S. Steel, Bethle-
hem, Eastman Kodak and Mont
gomery Ward.
Railway bonds improved. At Chi
cago wheat and rye were unchang-
ed to up IA and 3 1-8 cents a
bushel, respectively. Oats added 1-8
to u. Cotton was 20 to 70 cents
bale higher.
Curb advancers included United
Aircraft Products, Central South
West Utilities, Aireon Mfg. and
Electric Bond & Share. Turnover
here was 800, 1000 shares versus $780,
900 in the preceding short session.
The big board made a new 15-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16

Phil Bakers Take II or Leave lt-CS
Theater Guilds Drama Hour-AbC
operate Review. Solos. Orch-M5S
10 :3O-Meet Me at Parky's Now-N5S
We, the People, a Guest Show-C5S
What's Nabe of the Song 2m1~MNa5S
II :O0-Variety and News e hr.)-NBC
News, Variety, Dance { h)-CBS-ABC
Comment & Dance Bands e h.-MB9
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-R-Cash
wheat No. 2 red and No. 2 hare
1,79 nominal. - =
No corn.
Oats: No. 1 white heavy, 822.
Barley, nominal: mailing, 1-2-
1879 IL: feed, 1.15-1.23 IA.
Field seed per hundredweight
nominal: timothy, 5.25-5.50; red
closer, 31.50; sweet clover, 1878;
alsike, 28.50; alfalfa common,
33.50--36.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
N. C.. HOGS

RALEIGH, { Dec. Is. - Up -
(NCDA)-Hog markets active and
steady with tops Of 1855 at Clinton
and Rocky Mount and 1890 at
Richmond. : -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
NO TRAIN SPACE

WASHINGTON, Dec. Rt-The
Office of Defense Transportation
said today that thousands OF peo-
pie who want to travel during the
holiday season will not find train
space. This, said Col. j. Monroe
Johnson, ODT director, will be due
to heavier troop movements home
ward. -. ". / ~.