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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
u. :. Denied
War Truths
I1E pEI7elT TINES
- Jan. lq4S

PARIS, jar. : CUPl-Snpyeme
Allied headquarters remained
sdamant today IN us refusal "a
tel the American public one Of
the hitterest results OF the Ger
man breskthrough on the West
ern Front tho extent ot Amer
lean casualties.
Under the same news policy
SHAEF has so far refused %
clear up the question Of changes
in the Allied high commando
any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
!. 7 Above Due
Here Tonight

Thanks TO a rush OF warmer
air from the South. Detroit es-
capped from the weatherrnsn's five
below prediction today,
Seven above is the lowest ex-
pected tonight with a continual
ton Of that level until late to-
morrow when Subzero tcmpera-
lures may return with blasts
sweeping in from the northern
plains states.
Originating in Canada where d
temperature Of II below was re
corded today. the colo wave struck
the DakotaS with ) 10 10 below
LAKES TO AID CITY
Weatherman Clarence J. Root
elected some comior' for Detroit
erS by saying the lakes should
temper the cold 10 around zero.
Roads in the Lower Peninsula
are generally slippery Highway
Commissioner Ziegler said today
although most of them are being
kept open. Heavy SHOWS anu
drifts were caused from one Of the
worst storms in years. SANDING
operations have been curbed by
strong winds and drifting.
Ziegler said the most hazardous
area was at Grand Rapids, Cadil-
lac and Kalamazoo.
While Detroit was reaching only
a low of four above last night
Gladwin reported six below, Bat
tie Creek three below and Sault
Ste. Marie four below. Toledo hit
four below.
Muskegon recorded 10 inches Of
snow and ST. Ignace nine,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE CALLING FOR BIDS
FOR AUTOMOBILE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board of Trustees of Central
Union High School District Of I'M
perial County, California, will re-
ceive sealed bids until 800 o'clock
pm. on August 22nd, 1915, and will
receive further or additional sealed
bids during the period beginning
August 23 and ending at 800 pm
on September 5th 1945 for furnish
ing one four O-eight- cylinder, two
Or-four door sedan automobile. 1893
or later model. Said automobile
must be in good condition and be
ready for immediate delivery to said
District upon acceptance Of bid.
Each bid shall give sale price COM
plete fob. Ell Centro. California. The
said District will pay cash upon ac-
ceptance Of bid and delivery of auto
mobile to the District. Payment for
said vehicle shall be by regular school
district warrant as provided by law
All bids shall be addressed to Board
of Trustees. Central Union High
School District. co Guy A. Weak
ley. District Superintendent, 1000
Brighton Avenue, El Centre, Cali
fornia All Bids received to and in
Guiding 800 o'clock pm. August
g, l945 will be opened and publicly
lead aloud at or about 8:15 o'clock
pm. of said day, and all bids receiv-
ed thereafter to and including Sep
tember 5th, 1945, at 800 pm. will
be opened and publicly read aloud
at or about 8:15 o'clock pm. on said
September 5th, l945, all at the office
Jf said Board of Trustees of Central
Union High School District at 1000
Brighton Avenue. FL Centro. Cali
fornia. The Board Of Trustees re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
Central Union High School District
of Imperial County, California.
BY VIRGIL K. CORFMAN.
Clerk
(NO. 33) (A6-13)
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
UNITED PRESS

Seattle hung two defeats on the
pace-setting Portland Beavers Sun
day afternoon and in doing SO
slaShed their Pacific Coast baseball
league lead to four games. Current
ly in second place. the RainierS
are in position to seriously threaten
Portland's tenure if they can fatten
their averages against Los Angeles
next week.
Seattle won the first game, 6-2
on the strength Of a four-run out
burst in the seventh inning. Vet
eran Pitcher Carl Fischer held the
BevoS to- eight hits as Seattle won
the nightcap, So.
San Francisco gained on third
place Sacramento with a twin vic
tory over Oakland by scores of IA
and 80 Hollywood made it three
straight over Los Angeles and gained
an even split in their series when
they routed the SeraphS twice, 73
and 8-3 San Diego and Sacra-
mento divided their doubleheader,
the Padres winning the opener be-
hind Carl Dumler 4-2 and dropping
the finale when Guy Fletcher
chalked up his 18th pitching vic
tory by a score Of go
The lineSCOreS:
First games:
San Francisco 900 100 033-7 10 3
Oakland OO3 coo 1904 8 /
BarthelsOn. Ehrman 81 and OgrO-
doWski: ChetkOvich, Stromme 81,
Gilmore 90 and B. Raimondi
Sacramento - 600 1O1 600 7 0
San Diego OOl OO2 1Ox-4 9 0
Penrose and Schlueter; Dumler
and Ballinger
Seattle .........0 900 900 402-6 II
Portland .. 200 900 000-2 8 0
Elliott. S. Johnson Cd and Finley;
Pulford, Federmeyer 81 and Souza
Hollywood O03 oil O11-7 IL 0
Los Angeles O3O 600 000-3 II l
Kimball and Hill Adams and
Brenner.
Second games:
San Francisco - 200 002 4-8 II 0
Oakland .......... 900 O02 % 6 0
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
MAR KETS
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13. CuP)-Produce
Avocados: Steady. Per lb. Nabals DO
DC; Anaheims 157d1sc; Queens 1S-22c; Itz-
manas 1920.
Beans: Firm san Diego Co. & Northern
Bunched vegetables Steady. Per crt
best 12-15c; few 16c; fair 9-10c.
beets Ppm doZ. l-125-l50, green onions
doz. 75O-S.O0, fair 500, lugs 3 doz
mostly $50. Colorado crts. 4 50-5.O0. mus
tard 4 doz. 1.25-1.5g, radishes small red
doz. 2.O0-225. fair 1.5e-l75. white A
doz. 1.50-1.75. spinach a doz. 1902. 90.
Carrots: Steady. Iced crts. doz. Sal
mas 3.75-3 95, mostly 3.95 doz 3.35
Cabbage: Steady. Local CannOnball
crts. 2.25-2. so, few 2.75.
Cauliflower: Steary. Santa Barbara Co.
& San Luis Obspo Co. lettuce crtS. un-
trimmed 1.75-2.0O.
Celery: Stronger. Pascal Venice 20 IN
crts. best 3.5O-4.O0, mostly $50. fair
2.50-3.C0, lettuce crts. hearts 75c-1.00
Corn: Stronger. Local lugs Golden
Cross 3 doz. 1.4O-1 60, few. IT'S, fair 100
lbs, crts. Sc doz. 2.75-2 IS
Eggplant: Steady. Coachela Val. per
ID. s-10c, few best lie, fair 7c, local
10-12c.
Grapets: About steady. San JoJaquln
Val. seedless. white Malagas, Red Nal.
agas. Ribiers and Lady Fingers 7.2-s. 1c,
per 10. per lug all varieties mostly 212.
local Concords per h. 10-15c.
lettuce: Stronger Dry pack Santa
Maria & Watsonville crts. 4 doz. 3. .25-3 So
Onions: Firm. Street sales 80 SKIS
Spanish local medium 1852 43. Jbos. 2 So
, 90. White Globes local 2-59-2 65 White
Boilers Imperial Val 365.
Squash: Steady. White summer San
Diego Co. lugs 2.75-3.25 best mostly
Italian San Diego lugs 2.5O-3.OO, few best
3OO-3-25. fair 2.C0-2 80. No. 2s 75c-1 90.
325, fair 2OO-2 25. No. IS 5Gc75c.
Tomatoes: Weak. San Diego Co. lugS
5N6 and larger best 2.OO-Z 50, few
300 fair 1,5O-175, ord. low as 100
6X6 l,5O-2.OO few DDS. fair 1.25. ORD
low as 75c, 6xT 1.OO-1 -, few l so Ord
low as 75c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
MAG and Acmes
Scheduled for
Tuesday Night

Dark since Thursday night, the El
CentrO Stadium will be lighted again
Tuesday night for regularly sched-
uled softball game in the Imperial
Valley league. Friday nights all
star game was called off because of
rain. A Military VS. Civilians game
was scheduled that night in place
Of the regular league tilt between
HOltville and B & G School while
the 3 & G. team was on the coast
for a game.
No date has been set to play the
postponed league game.
Tuesday night MAG 35 and the
AcmeS will meet. 1t will be the last
game between these two teams for
the season.
Including the postponed game, the
season calls for fourteen more
games, The last will be August 81.
In the meantime at least one all
star game will be scheduled and
probably an outside team will come
In for a tilt with an all-star league
team.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
Alb Jenkins Eyes
New Records
In Auto Speed

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 13. 'UP)
Alb Jenkins, former Salt Lake City
racing mayor and holder OF 81 world
automobile speed records, has an
nounced that he would try to set up
a new record of more than four
hundred miles an hour over a meas
ured mile course soon after VI day.
Accomplishment Of this teat would
mean traversing the mile course
at 80 miles an hour faster than any
other person has done so far on the
ground. The present mile record
is held by John COBB Of England at
3697 per hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13

Along
By HAL WOOD

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I3. UP
A period Of readjustment-and tnen
the goP dangest sports attendance
and sports participation in the his
tory of the world.
That's the prediction Of a man
who has had his finger On the
pulse of the spOrtS-gong public
for the last 20 years.
His name is Abe Sapperstein and
in the last two decades Of handling
athletes he has touched every major
city in North America: about 70
per cent of the middle-sized ones
and a goodly portion Of the whistle
stops the average man never heard
of
WHO HE IS
SapperStein, in case You recall
the name only family, is The gen
tleman who promotes the tours Of
such clubs as the famed Harlem
Globetrotters baseball team. He
also books for the House OF David
baseball and basketball. is part
owner of the Birmingham Black
BarOns in the Negro American Pro-
fessional Baseball league. exc. etc.
A Chicago Jew who has made Il
career tand a sizeable Wud Of CASH
out of handling famous Negro ath-
letes, Sapperstein can See only a
bright future.
You can't overlook the fact that
the army and navy have exposed
millions of persons to athletics who
never before were interested" says
Sapperstein.
They are going to be intensely
interested in sports after the war
both as participants and as spec
tators.
There will be the finest talent
in the land to choose from. in 4
great abundance. The caliber Of
play will be superior to anything
ever before offered the public" he
asserted.
Sapperstein says that in the last
20 years the public-even in the
small SO-called "hick" toWns-haS
become SO educated in sports
through reading and listening TO the
radio that they have become ex-
perts in every phase Of every game
The result is that these same
experts want to 20 to the park
or the field house to do their 'ex-
porting on the grounds-and that
means increased interest and action
all around" Abe points out.
The Chicago promoter says that
crowds on the current tour have
been equalling last years record
shattering seasonal least since the
weather became agreeable" F."
He thinks that airplanc travel viii
solve all transportation that the
type of travel wouldn't work Tor his
outfit because the hops are too
short.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Aug. IL. UPD-Issues
on the Los Angeles stock exchange took
Il sharp drop Monda yas news Of the
Three stock were up, while - We're
Japanese surrender hung in the balance
reported dodnw and four remained un-
changed. Trading was light with $500
shares changing hands. The list
Richfield 100 at 11l., down x: Re
public Petroleum 100 at g.. down l. :
of Calf, 100 at 4O@. down y; Union OIL
Shell-Union 100 at 25a, down l.. ; Standard
100 at PIE down q Pacific Gas ana
Elect. 100 at 4Oi4 up \. 50. Calf, Edi-
son 100 at 30M up X; Cessna Aircraft
100 at down ., Consolidated Steel 100
al 1S@i down = Cons. Steel Pfd 100
unchanged; Gladdng- Mclean 100 at %
at % down q Blue Diamond 100 at A..
unchanged; Menasco 100 at , Is down 05:
Ryan 100 at 6@s down 4 Transcuntinental
and Western 100 at 46@, up a.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug 13. (UPl- Stocks
dopred fractions 10 more than ? points
Monday with steel yand railroad shares
under heaviest pressure Trading was
only about half as active on Fri
day.
Selling was interpreted in Wall Street
mad acquired large holdings last week on
IS the reaction of disappointed bulls. who
lYt sudden rush of dramatic Pacific war
developments and then held onto them
IN the face of Fridays sharp reaction.
When the actual announcement Of u
Japanese surrender failed to materialize
over the long weekend, holders today
turned sellers and rrecipitated the de-
-unc. according to some quarters.
III the rails extreme late losses rang
td to points in Norfolk Z Western. I'm
ION Pacific. down around 4 points at its
Iv,, recovered part of the loss. Santa
Fc. Chicago and North Western pre-
tciTcd and Kansas City Southern pre-
tered were an off more than , points
Steels were down point or more
u Us Steel and Bethlehem. Bath Iron
Works lost more than , points. The group
effected i drop in Steei operations for
ms week to a new low on a tonnage
basis since Dec. 27, 1913.
AucraftS were down a point or more
"a a long list Of issues International
Telephone Sears RoebuCk, Texas Co. A.
q smith and Pullman were all down l To
y points Motors rallied after early loss
y, ranging to more than 3 points in
Cnrysler Late in the day ChrYsler was
.;onn H.. points net.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

August 10, 1945
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that fifteen
days after the date posted, the un-
dersigned proposes to sell alcoholic
beverages at these premises, describ-
ed as follows:
AL Broadway, Ell Centre, Calf.
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned is applying to the State
Board Of Equalization for issuance
of an alcoholic beverage license Cor
licenseS) for these premises as fol-
lows
On Sale Beer License
Anyone desiring 10 protest the
issuance of such license (s) may file
a verified protest with the State
Board of Equalization at Sacrament
to, California. stating grounds for
denial as provided by law The prem
lseS are not now licensed for the
sale Of alcoholic beverages.
OMER DEAN.
No. Al. Alb
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
NELSON WINS NEW JERSEY
GOLF TOURNEY TITLE

SPRING LAKE, N. j., Aug. 13.
UP)-A superior twO-day perform
ance over a select group of pros
provided Byron Nelson with another
victory Monday in the $500 pro-
member tournament of the Spring
Lake Golf club which he won with
a 36-hole total of 40. four under
par.
Nelson shot a ne-under-par II
yesterday to coast in after a first
round card of SO, three under par.
Sammy Snead, of Hot Springs,
Va, and Herman Barron Of White
Plains, N. Y, finished in a tie for
second with cards Of l4l. Snead
shot a ITO while Barron reversed
the figures. shooting a TOLL.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL
On this 26th day Of July, 1915,
before me. RUBY BARTHEL. a No
tary Public in and for said county
and state, residing therein and duly
commissioned and sworn, personal
~ appeared Paul A.. jenkins, known
to me to be the President of Impe
rial Valley Publishing Company and
the person who executed the within
instrument Oh behalf Of the corpOr-
alton therein named and acknoWl-
edged to me that such corporation
executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereunto set my hand and official
seal the day and year in this certifi-
cate first above written
RUBY BARTHEL,
Notary Public in and for
the County of Imperial,
State of California.
(Sean
mo. 32) (Jy 30-A6- 1920
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13. UP1-Live-
stock:
Cattle: Salable 1000, slow, early trade
steady, but many bids weak to 25 cents
lower on killing classes Load good 1904
pounds imperial fed steers II, several
loads medium to- good feeders 1916 so
common to medium steers l3- 50. fed
l3-l5-5O. medium to good cows 11.75-
down TO u; medium to 60 od heifers
70 common cows 9.75-11 80, fed mideum
1870; load l4.50 sorted three head cutter
feeder So
Calves: Salable 800 opened steady to
slightly higher; medium to choice Texas
calves 1915. 25; good to choice Calf.
calves Is. 50; several loads unSold
Hogs: Salable 800, including around
800 feeder pigs and 143 butcher bought
to arrive, active, steady; 170-300 pound
1913 the ceiling; sows l5 fed good to
choice feeders Is; bulk unSold
Sheep Salable $50, nothing done, quail
lty fair; good to chaoice spring lambs
quoted around Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. II. UP,-Whle grain
,lslrs awaited JJapan's reply futures
declined IN nervous dealings on the
board of trade Monday. Trading was
active bat confined mostly to commercial
interests Nearby wheat contracts re-
sisted bearlshnrss ON government sup
poit buying.
Active Short-covrring on the close
prompted substantial gains in wheat,
deferred oats contracts and December
rye. Commodity credit corp. buying Of
cash wheat an Kansas City following
heavy business last week contributed To
the, rally
Wheat finished the day up 55 to ~
cents a bushrl. com of y to "r. oats of
To up -,, I'VE up = to off "a. and
Uailry OF to l.. cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
Iiqers Go After Pennant

NEW YORK. Aug I3. CUPl-
ANY dangling doubts that the De-
truIt Tigers mean business about
winning the American League pen
mant were dispelled Monday after
Weekend dcbuts by the two pitch
crs they picked up as flag insur-
ancc."
Sunday genial Jim Tobin made
lis Detroit debut as a relief pitcher
in the ninth inning against the Wis
ltina Yankees. The YANKEES swung
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
c Z r TIF &c A 7 f

The Imperial Valley Publishing
Company, a corporation, certifies
that it is transacting business un-
Ger the name The Brawley News"
ut 525 Main Street. in the City of
Brawley, State Of California.
That the Imperial Valley Publish
ing Company is a corporation Or
ganized and existing under the laws
OF the State Of California, with its
principal place of business at 625
State Street. in the City of El Cen
tro, County of Imperial, State of
California
Dated. July 26th, 1945.
IMPERIAL VALLEY
PUBLISHING COMPANY
BY PAUL A. JENKINS.
President.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
By Mauldin

themselves weak for three innings
against his tantaizing losses ANA
got nowhere. Then he broke ueu
hearts III the llth with a thrre-ru
homer To produce 4 y tu t victory
After Tobin's teats. Hal New
houSer had an easy time OF II III
winning his 18Th game. 8 TO > IN
the nightcap
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13

los ANGELES. Aug. l3. UPi Eggs
y Nholrsalc prices consumer grade: Large
.lade a 46ls small grade a 4Ol@.
yIadr A 81, grade B 49,, medium
Candled eggs to retailers: Large grade
AA. cases IS. cartons 81 medium grade
AA cases 4s cartons 80; large grade
A. eases 81 cartons -; medium grade
4 eases is cartons 50: small grade
A. eases r. cartons a; large grade 3.
aAr. 47 cartons ~.
large gladr AA 81, medium s.; large
rradc A go medium 50. small AZ: large
s!ade 81
Butter and poultry unchanged at cell
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
POULTRY d EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. tAl points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. IL, 1882
FIRST price-At ranch to wholesaler or re-
fnller Second price-DellVered to whole
saier or retailer. Third price-At ranch
10 consumer:
bIuflers. Leghorns, under 2A pounds
SUc; "a to pounds, 2Sc; fryers, to a
puunds, 29C; roasters. all weights, 29c;
foyqi. Legtorn, all weights, 35tc; colored
all weights IS &c; DUCKS, all sizes. sc
rsbbits unGer 8 IrJuII1s. Z2-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
REVERSIBLE HEART

A crane-fly's heart does not al
ways beat in the same direction.
After sending the blood one way
for number of beats, the heart
reverses, and the blood flows back
ward.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-13
RoinierS Slash
Beavers Lead

Seward and SprinZ; Hayes and
KearSe.
Sacramento .. 100 04O 4-9 10 0
San Diego .....- 600 600 p 4 l
Fletcher and Schlueter; Ferguson
Morales t6I, Trahd C1 and Bal
linger.
Seattle ............... 400 0O1 0-5 II
Portland ...........- 900 Oil % 8 2
Fischer and Sueme: Using, MOOty
ID and SouZa.
Hollywood ....... 202 020 2-8 II 0
Los Angeles .... 600 010 2-3 8 l
Smith and Krause, Hill (4D; Cuel
Ter, Woodend %, hammers 90 and
Kreitner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
DETROIT


HOCS-150. fully steady; good to choice
oarrowk and gifts 100 lbs and above. Si4 go.
the ceiling. good TO choice SowS under 500
lbs, Sl4e is; most stays Sl2.5o for
week all swine hrm.
CATTLE-4oo: closing COW trade weak 10
unevenly lower other classes steady: COM
pared week ago. slaughter steers, yearlingS
and heiferS strong 10 mostly 25c higher,
spots up more on lower grades. bulk good
short feds, S1S@l6. few good TO choice.
Sl625, most common and medium. Sill. 500
IA so. heifers unevenly sllal5; few best.
SIS So COWS very errattc opened drasticaiiy
higher. late trade slow and much OF early
advance lost, close strong 10 25c higher than
last week bulk cutter and common cows.
S9al15o, few medium 10 good. Sl2N135o.
odd head higher. Gamers largely s7.5OG
2 so, bulls steady to 25c higher. bulk
l rs little late above $3.50. cutter and
common. Seol few good beef bulls, Si3a
3 80 or above replacement cattle scarce
stronger to higher scattered sales. ST. ais so
SHEEP-500, mostly steady today for
week trade very active, slaughter lambs and
sheep strong 10 25c higher. quality and sorts
considered bulk good to choice fed lambs,
sle@is SO numerous lots sie.75. and
medium snd good lambs, sl5@16: bulk
common and medium, s12@i4. so: culls
slI down 10 s6; most common to good fat
ewes. Ss 5oaa. few good 10 choice lots.
ss.25@e so Gull ewes mainly S4@6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
New Ocean Record

Setting a new worlds record
for Transatlantic flight time to
Europe, a Canadian-b built Mos
quito bomber recently crossed
the pond at its widest point
in s hours S minutes. il
was disclosed by Campbell
Wood. general manager Of the
propeller division OF NaSh-Kelvi-
nator Corp. NaSh-Kelvinator
builds The propcllers used on
the Mosquito and % other
Allied aircraft
The RAJ transport COM
mand announced that the 36S-
minute crossing on a course OF
2.3OO statute miles had been
made from Goose Bay. Lsbra-
dor, 10 PreStwick. Scotland. The
new record. Wood said. gave
pilot Capt. Ernest NJ. Gill OF
the RATS tranSoCean bomber
delivery service an average
ground speed Of 376 miles per
hour, although he did not ex-
ceed normal cruising speed at
any time.
incidentally, the Boeing coz
that crossed the continent in
s hours 3 minutes so seconds
averaged 3S3 miles per hour.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
New Jet Plane

Another OF the United States
most closely guarded military
secrets is no longer a secret.
This is Lockheed'S P-S0, the
Shooting Star" a jet-propelled
rocket fighter 1t is said to be
the fastest in existence, al
though the new German twin
jet fighters real speed has not
yet been ascertained
The Shooting Stars" exist
ence was known only to a select
circle of AAF personnel. 1t has
General Electric-built jet
engine, instead of the better
known British-designed engine.
Flights of the plane have been
limited TO remote army air
fields. II is said TO be extremely
maneuverable and can carry
heavy loads of ammunition,
Photographic equipment, bombs
and fuel.
One of the unique things
about the new Jet fighter is the
presSurized cabins for the pilots.
equipped for &c" suits TO ease
the discomfort Of sharp turns
and pullouts. The plane is
being built at four Lockheed
plants and the North American
plant in Kansas City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Closing II. Y. Stocks

NEW YORK. March 1 (INS)-
The stock market moved up 10
another series Of seven-year highs
today, continuing the new uptrend
which got under way Monday
afternoon.
Volume of trading approximated
100000 shares an hour, or about
the same as yesterday when 160
stocks rose TO new l945 highs in
a broad advance. ,
Bethlehem Steel and u. S.
Steel gained a point each TO sell
at new l945 tops &AtL711g= Ma
tional Steel came within a point
of its current top. Motors had
hrm undertone with Chrysler
up "a.
Rail stocks were comparatively
quiet but edged forward frac.
tionally. Aviations also hovered
around their previous closes.