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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-03
Todoy's Casualty Lists
Killed

Killed
Howard Victor Mobley, jr., Sea-
man &c, 20, son of Mrs Arthur
Mclean, 4706 Glenbrook parkway
Bethesda, Md, died shortly after
being wounded in action aboard a
destroyer in the Asiatic area, the
Navy Department has notified his
mother.
Although the exact date of his
death was not disclosed in the tele-
gram, Mrs. Mclean has received
information that he died about
April /.
A native of the District, Seaman
Moblev entered the Navy in July,
1913, one month after graduating
from Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School He was member of the
basket ball and baseball teams while
in high school and played football
on various independent teams here,
In February. 1914, he left for duty
in the Pacific.
Besides his mother, Seaman Mob
ley is survived by his father. H. "
Mobley, ST., of Doubs, Md, two
brothers, Robert, Is, a student at
Bethesda-ChevyC Chase High School,
and Richard. II, student at the
Lynnbrook Elementary School, and
his grandmother, Mrs. Maude L.
Hewitt of Washington.
S Sergt. Benjamin S. Stalcup, 26,
~, anril O Of wounds
received the day before, according
to information received by his
mother, Mrs. Mary I. Stalcup, Route
2. Falls Church. Va. Sergt. Stalcup
was serving with the infantry.
A native of Falls Church, Sergt.
Stalcup attended Mckinley High
School He was employed at the
Government Printing Office until
he entered the service in February,
1912. Sergt. Stalcup was sent over
seas in September. Besides his
mother he leaves a sister, Mrs.
Mary Markward. of $50 Rhode Is
land avenue NE.
The following men were listed to-
day on OWL casualty releases as
killed. Stories previously appeared
in The Star when the next Of kin
had been notified:
Pvt. Leo J. Hayes, jr.. U. S. M. c.
r.. son of Mrs Kathleen G.. Hayes,
3435 Brown street NV.
Corpl. James w. Patterson. U. 5.
MGR. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
o. Patterson, 713 Sheridan street
NV
Pfc. Herman F. Sullivan, jr., whose
wife. Mrs Nellie l.. Sullivan, lives at
3l4 Seventh street NE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Livestock M arket
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO
CHICAGO May ~ elNS HOGS 600
steady Top Si4 Ta. bulk. Sl4 Is. heavy
Sl46Sal4 medium Sl4.To lHht
Sl4TS. nght ughu S14.5oa IA 5; PACK
ing sows si3 7Sal4. pigs. Si2 asa II IS
CATTLE 500 steady. Calves. 500
stesdy Reef steers Choice. St7S Z 90
medium Sl4@l7 yesrlings, Sl4e 80
butchers Heifers Sit@l725 cows sea s
bulls SlOslA.7.j csiveS. 81 lal . 50 feed
erF Silal4 StoCkcrS Steers tli@l 81 y
COWS and hcifers s. 500 N0.
SHEEP--2 500 STEADY Lambs SlSH .
common. Sl3als yesrlinFs Sl3@l5. ieed
ers, Sll.5os 1878, ewes, S7@s.50.
PITTSBuRGH
-pfTTSRl,RGH- Asy -4INS---cAfT Tx
500 steady. Steers good to choice. SIC p
Gig7S. medium 10 good, SIC 500 10 so
common fn medium Sl2 SOC 5. hcifcfS
good Co choice Sl4 SO@lA medium 10 good
Ai2ai4 so. common 90 medium Aloa
coSs. good 90 choice. Sl2 SO@ 3, common
90 medium SamI2i
HOGS-T5. steady 160-lso lbs. Al5e
1913 10000 lbs. SihulS Is. 200 22C
lbs S1a.1os151S. 22O.2SO lbs. SIS oa
1915 2Sn3Oo ibs s1SalS1S. 7oO-aSt
ms. slA 6OalS. lOO-l5O lbs, Si4A 1873
ruughs f14m11fO
SHEEp- 90 steady. Choice clipped lambs
Sldm IS so medium n good clipped ,
~ lf common clipped S7al cwSs clipped
s. f0at WcatherS, clipped 5000
rAlNES-Ao xtrsdy Good "a choice
SIS S0a l7 so medium, Sl4alC Cuhs and
common, So SOC ? So
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
RdYtthIeon Mfg.
Names Directors

NEW YORK. May . Follow
ing the recent merger Of Belmont
Radio Corp. with -RaYthcnnMan1l-
featuring Co, Lauren &c Is.
Marshall president Of Raytheon,
announced tho election of the fol-
loving tNc -ne1N- members 10 The
board ei directors;
=. s. Billings. president Of Bel
mont. Harold {. Mates. wee
president Of Belmont I'm charge OF
engineCring and prndncLLon2 Jo-
Seph PierSon, founder and former
president of Press Wireless Inc.
who is manager OF Raythcon 5
COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION EmmenS
Bryant Jr New York manager OF
N---I. -Woodworth 90. Dctreit
manufactures OF aircraft parts;
George L. Iangreth ot Woods
StrutherS e Co, New York, who
has been acting as special con-
suitant 20 Raythcon.
The present directorate OF Ray
thenn- Is composed OF Laurence Is.
Marshall. David T !, .Seht4tz=Raiph
p-Rnnth-- -Mllliam -GAmmell-Ir-.
,HaNenS Grant and Harry c
Watts. all OF whom continue as
directors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Battle Of Century

Personal Notes a. A. F. Max
well Of the Detroit Trust co.
has accepted the challenge OF j..
l.. s. Scrymgeour, advertising
executive who claims he hash [
had a golf club in his hand for
five wears. to a blood golf
match al the Detroit Golf Club
one man close TO the tex
tile industry said that auto
floor coverings would be one ol
the ma ior bottlcnccks r :.
HIner. assistant traffic manager
Of the Detroit and Toledo Shore
Line Railroad has been pro-
NOTED 10 traffic manager with
headquarters in Detroit Z.
Commented one Detroit broker
dryly. They question tho price
the Fishers offered for Hudson
stock sf S226l but If any one
had suggested that price year
ago when the stock was Sl4 A
share. he would have been called
crazy"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Meeting Held
by Engineers

The American Society OF Me
chanical Engineers are staging
their regional conference TO-DAY at
the Wardcll sheraton. Such topics
as "Employmcn; and Welfare
professional DcNelopm m g n t.
Postwar Engineering ' are bong
discussed prof. John j. Ticker
professor of mechanical engineer
ING At tho University OF Detroit
and president of the Detroit sec
ton of ASME, Is chairman
NotablcS attending include J.
W. Parker. president of Detroit
Edison and past president of The
National ASME Society Alex
Bailey Of Chicago. vice president
Of Commonwealth Edison and Ma
tional ASME president. and Er-
nest Hartford of New York eNcc-
utive assistant secretary OF the
National Society.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
arm ers' M arket

-ERLITS.=Anpl1G- RAlcVln--An- i, a. so a
qA 45-lb hu Delicious No. !. - 800
q5 45-lb bu Northern Sp1s No. I. 81 IL
q o. 45-ih, bu Steeies Red No. !. 81 s5
45-lb bu
VEGETABLE GREENS-Mustsr greens No
l. 81 5om bu spinach No l. 81 500
l55 ISM. Oa Turnip slecn'. 40 !. 81 ao
IErTuCE AND SALAD CREENs-icai
lettuce hoihouse No Sl.e5 lO-lb. basket
Sorrcl No Slal 25 bu
VEGETABLES MISC Asparagus, ienCy
81 50 du1 bchs No &ial IS Beets
topped No Sial 20 bu Carrots, topped
80 81 2Sel IS bu celery root No
S2a1 70 bu ChiNcs 81 d0z HUrseradisn
No s. 2hia so Decss basket Leeks No
[ aOc0 - 2S duz hchs Dry onions. fancy
81 50 SOIt Stk No medium 81 2ha
lT5 Green onions fancy 81 No. "a
u oOc doy bcbS Parsley root No 1. 75Ca
s. rs ooz bCns Parsley. curly No. q
% pOc d1g bchs Pntstoss No - 81
100. ib sack Rsdishes outdoor fancy 81 "a
doT bchs 30 Si0t rs LonF Whiie No
J. Slel2S dol hchS Rhubarb outdoor
30 Goa SOC doz bchs hothouse choice
T5caS1 S-b boS. Squash, Hubbard No. J
aOtaSl IS bu
EGGS-EaiIa large sl3 o. 30 ooz. case.
large Si2 ~ medium Sll 50
PLANTS Vegetable Si@ so fat psny
fancy 81 80 5 box rat No J. - AoW 50
Ceraniums IS IA-pot nat; miscellaneous
flowers fancy 81 nat No. l. 81 SOC 5
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Graham Lists
Dip in Earnings

Graham-Paige Motors Corp. In
a consolidated report for the quar-
Ter ended March 3 f945, lists a
net profit of S340. .S75. equal to Ia
cents per share. against 1896 926,
or 9 cents a share, for the same
quarter IN 1914 The figures are
subject rs renegotlalIon.
First quarter sales reached a
wartime peak of Sll,Sll, 1852. an
increase Of 33i per cent over a
year ago. Joseph ". Frazer, chair
man, reported.
Provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes amounted to
SJSl.S7S in the three months
ended March 81, 1545. compared
with S266 900 IN the corresponding
period OF last year Explaining the
sharp rise IN taxes, Frazer said
that the balance oil an unused ex-
cess profits tax credit from a
prior year wa applicable IN 1914.
hut not available IN 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Hone
Earnings Down

For the nine mnnthS ended April
30. 1915. subject 10 lear-end ad-
lustmcni and rcnccniialon, Micro
matie=EepeE4s= =a=nei=p pteftt=r1f
$316.044. equal 10 g. % per share,
As compared with S333,228. or
81 -e.3- e.- Il 4 --AaFe- II lac SHIT A period
Il YEAR ago.-=-
The 1945 share earnings are
after dividends paid on preferred
stock issued during the PeFied
Net for l945 is after provision for
rcncgotiallon.
The company has adjusted the
report Tor the l944 period.
a dividend Of Is cents on COM
mon vutrd ny tt1e firm wifi he
paid June - 10 holders of record
=,iJTTTc .I--A-tIke- -smoHnrUaS- paid
in the three previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Stock Prices
Move Ahead


NEW YORK, May - GNS)--
Strength in a,iauonS, rails and
liquor stocks helped lift the stock
market 10 substantially better
levels today. terminating recent
hackwardncSS.
With volume running 40 the
rate or 7 -500.OO0 shares Tor The
session. prices OF leaders advanced
from Sizable fractions i'm the gen
eral list 10 As much as = points
IN individual issues.
Announcement al n liquor holt
day for July gave the dlsulllng
issues boost DIStIllerS-Scagrsm,
National DlStIlicr, and Scncniey
climbed moro than a POINT.
More unconfrmcd talk IN the
financial community naming ar
craft companies involved IH
merger deals TO strengthen their
postwar positions was prcicNt
enough 10 sharpen demand Of the
InduStry'S stocks. Boclug AIR
plane set the pace with a gain OF
mole Than a palnl.
Pivotal industrial issues fol-
lowed tho higher trend ChrNSlcr
l.. 5. Steel and Bethlehem were
up about d point a. tt1c days
highs
Chesapeake and Ohio, Northern
Pacific and Baltimore and Ono
led tho active TaTic. tUI0n II"
lhc Mas individually strong al
lbs. LID ia,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Romney's s. Demands

George RomneY, Auiomotive
Councils Co-gettcr handed out
a list Of things which stlll VIII
interfere with speedy reconVer-
sion. He topped the list with
manpoWcr controls. which nc
insists should now be eliminated.
"The material shortages exist
mainly because of mal-distribu-
tion ot manpowPr," he said.
(Which can be alleNiated most
quickly by permitting the un-
restricted flow of workers 10
Industries where jobs are
waiting"
lie also demanded that De-
troit hc removed from the No.
= maupower classification and
that the per cent limitation
on the use of skilled technicians
be dropped as simply a "nul-
Sancc' cause. In this Nelson
agreed with him
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
100000 Low Figure

Moro ttIan ono official in the
industry Will agree that the
100000 car figure for this year
is going to look very low before
next January ! But right now
that's the limitation on the
industry.
"ObXiouslY. the manufacturers
can't set mp production lines for
only 10 per cent of their mini
ntim production" Nelson adj
n1ttcd- but the release az the
industry will permit start. As
materials ease up and they get
the balance Of their mac hiae
tools and complete the construc-
ton work they have started,
they can pick up speed fast and
20 into high gear.
Asked IT II would be possible
for the industry 10 pick up
enough speed 10 produce al the
rate of mere than 5000 ggn cars
year h&-He&t July Nelson
said.
IL wouldn't br surprised. II
they can get the machine tools
in and their enlarged facilities,
they rotttd- IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Deserves Praise

An excellent -e&a m p g ot
sportsmanShlp was the adNer-
tisem c n I run inq yesterday 5
Times by American Airlnes, the
nation largest airline.
Not only did il point oHtthe-
growing air Importance nl- De
froH whiCh-iHeIdeHtatiy rap
=ifiis heeaHtH4fE he Aiatts b az {, g,--teeli
ef the aviation industry as the
big city with the little airport.
but also welcomed its newest
competitors here - Chicago and
Southern AirlineS,- Northwest
AirllneS and United AlrllneS.
a map in the ad shows the
routes Of ALL the major alr-
lines serving this community.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
|BigExpdnsiion
'ByChevro|et !

FLINT, May 25-Plans for q
mammoth new postwar Chevrolet
plant covering 100 acres were re-
vealed today by M. f. Coyle. vice
president of General Motors Corn
and general manager of the Che
rolet division. In statement az
failing the plans. Coyle said:
The construction of new
fve-unit Chevrolet plant ut
Flint and expansion of the pree-
ent manufacturing operations
will begin here as soon as gov
ernment regulations permit.
t06-acre site has beeu
purchased for the project, which
will include an assembly plant
with capacity for 600 cars and
trucks per eight-hour day. with
a body building section to be
operated by the Fisher Body
division.
This combined unit will
cover 100000 square feet,
more than 90 acres. Other new
units will he a two-story office
building. An enclosed loading
dock,@a Zrustomers' delivery
building and power plant.
THE total floor area under
roof will he about s8 acres.
saving large area for test
tracks.
"The expansion program will
affect engine manufacturing,
pressed metal parts. crankshaft
and camshaft operations, die
shop, die design and pattern
making, radiator grills and muf-
ficrS and tail pipes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Central Boiler
Expansion Set

Purchase of forging equipment
from the Oak Park Machine
Products Co. by the Central Boiler
and Manufacturing Co. was an
nounced today by Harold c. Nc
Grcgor head Of the firm which
SpeclalizeS IN industrial weld
mentS
MCGreCor said:
We are now operating in the
Oak Park plant, hut i'm the near
future will move the presses.
along with cutoff and grinding
equipment and gas-fired and
resistance heaters. 10 our plant
AT 5Sl8 Rivard. where II will
augment forming presses and
other heavy machinery to add
forging 10 processes already \
established.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
DowN-LIyIsGsTOSE CHASNFI
Communist Policies
Barred by Browder

NEW YORK. May q - Earl
I Browder and his Communist politi-
cal association have again hoiSted
the hammer and sickle as warn
ing to America and the world.
In a remarkable article In the
Daily Worker. OF which Browder
IS editor. he served notice that he
and the CPA were all set 10 run
! oni on Their YeaT-otd- pledge 10
work with less radical Americans
on q program OF p0StWar unity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Auto
Graphs
Auto Industry Still
Faces Knotty Problem
By sILER FREEMAN

It's one thing to get pern1is-
sion 10 do thing and another
doing 1t.
Henry Nelson. WPB's capable
young co-ordinator for the auto
industry, made this a strong
point in his announcement yes
terday that Chairman j. A..
krug had lifted the ban Off
clallN 1t was a foregone con-
CtuSIon that ne would do this
hut some looked on il AS the
button which would start cars
rolling off the assembly lines.
Far from il.
"a piece Of paper won't get
cars i'm the hands Of the buying
public" said Nelson. We still
have many problems 10 solve.
In addition tO materials. we still
have machine tools and con-
struction. Some Of the con-
struetien ~eTk Is bust getting
started"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Sanders Gets New
Equitable Trust Post

John w. Sanders. vice president
~ the Equitable Trust Co. and
formerly employed IN the personal
trust department. has been placed
in charge Of tho new business de-
partmcnt, according 10 Oliver D.
Narcks. president Sanders has
been with Equitable since 1923
and is Il member Of both tho
Financial Advertisers Association
and tho Detroit Insurance and
Trust Council.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Amer. AirIines Names
Publicity Official

Jack A. Tompkins, local district
manager of American AIrllneS.
Inc. has announced the appoint
ment of Miss Mabel V. Delaney
as public information representa-
tive for the Detroit district. She
will have charge Of the d1TScrnI-
nation of all American Airline
information 10 the public through
publicity and advertising channels.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Carlo oadinqs Increase

WAS HIN GtTOM. May %
Loading of revenue freight during
the week ended May 19 totaled
S6S 64 cars, an increase OF 30127
over the previous week. decrease
of al from The like week a
year ago. and an increase Of
"a 792 over the 1913 period. ac-
cording 10 reports TO the Associa-
ton OF American Railroads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
What 'sNew
In Business
s. Months Neeoed
fer Profi+s on Cars
By WARD SCHULTZ

Estimate, vary widely on iNe
amount Of time the automobile
industry Wlll require 20 SET hack
into fUil scale output OF pas.
scnCCr cars after individual
plants have been freed OF war
contract is=-AeeaHasHs "a = &c
ConverSion timetable prepared
by the War Production Board an
consultation with industry rep
reSertatiNcS- automobile tlrmS
believe IL viii take them on the
average a. least eight months
10 reach the level of profitable
operation and up 20 10 months
before they arc operating al tuil
postwar caparttt.
These ficurcS. however, do not
preclude the production OF the
first ."nCW model cars m a
shorter time A. A ma ct Of
fact. some automotiVe industry
spokeSmcn have Indicated they
may be able 90 be IN production
eia- -A-seft- limited scale IA as
short time as three or four
months ioWeVer. they VIII not
have enough steel. aluminium.
chrome. textiles and other com
ponentS to achieve ANYTHING Ike
volume assembly of-eaFs until
later ~ the year, or perhaps
ear!N in l94s
Official WPB estimates arc
that enough steel VIII he avail
able hciWrrn H0W and the end
of l945 IN turn out only approx
mately 100000 passenger cars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Germans Educated

LONDON, May 25 CUP)-The
Luxembourg radio said today that
The hilied military gnvernr4eVk
had ordered pictures OF Germ
atrocities posted all over Germany
with the caption Who Is
Gt.ttfg >"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
VI ~ - Mfg. Opens
Detroit Offices

The VI & s Manufacturing CO.
manufacturers of screw machine
products AZ hudson. Mich. an
nounccS tho opening of Detroit
Offices az 6432 CaS>. The local unit
will be under the supervision OF
Salesmanager a. H. Smith, for
merly a huycr at the Fisher tank
division of General Motors Corp
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Davies in London

=HaAB6A-Aiay- For
mer L. x Ambassador Joseph r
Davies arrived here today for a
series leaRfeEeHeeS- With British
government officials. believed pre-.
hminary 10 a Big Three meeting
mrs SttfffffAf.t
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Somewhat premature. but un-
douhtedly IN the proper spirit.
the Detroit Chapter OF the
American Fit,rfttdrynen'S ASSe-
ciation Is holding victory OUT
inG on Saturday. Jan. 9 at the
Forest Lakes Country Club.
The entertainment committee
made up Of George Fuller chair
man. Ed Burke. Al Mech and Art
Stolzenburg. has A terrific day
Observation-Disclosures Tree beer
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Ex-Gov. Osborne Gains

ALBANY, Ga. May % GNS1-
Former Gov Chase Osborn OF
Michigan Was reported today as
doing excellently' following an
operation Al the Albany hospital
for hip fracture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
gGAL NOTICE


FVDFRAr WORKS AGENCY rltHr
puldings Administrative Ofhce ~ bs-rrt
Ttrinesr az =. q C0g-t House cni'af
1N1Nnois. Ma ~ 1915 srsied nios r
trintrSts vii hs received % trisE office
ur.n z D. m. June isf5. sn1 fhfr r9t
IrIv opened Tor frhishInr N.uf mater sf
,,i, tbirc fuor partitions etc sf thf
n II C0urs House snc Custom Housr De
froAf Men fn ffy,ct ahC0rdsuCs wi'h ne
erecihcatfonE datef Ph DF-h Aprn ~
1e4E ErA dravlrgF ff knf rfr 0ns1
shsrslr and ne gsnfral -nr difi1tt- -clte1
SER U.s. 1857 ana sd1srduu 'hsrttr
rstsr Nav If 1fft epeeitrs'f0rf and
Srb.v dsts ma 20 rsr o. 'rs rffrs 20 rn@
sgs'ee a. n ne rrldlrE M fns 0ff-s ~
trs sisfnct engineer. AVN a. Tacsay-
e.nrict engineer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

CHICAGO. MAY 25 - Termlna.
tion Of major artillery contracts
AT tho Hammond works of Pull
man-Standard Car Mfg. Co. has
been announced by the army and
the company.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
PAYS on A and B Stock

KELSEY Hayes Wheel CO has
declared dividends of 81 cents.
each. on Class a and 3 both pay
able 10 stock ot record juno l5.
Similar amounts Wcrt paid on
each stock N inc preceding
CuartprS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Universal Products
Again Pays 40 Gents

Universal Products Co. lnc. has
declared a dividend of 40 cents on
common. payable juno IA 10 stock
of record Janc & a similar pay-
meut WaS made March Ia
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Vinto Corp. 10 Pay
10 Cents June IS

Vinco Corp. has declared diVi-
dcnd of 10 cents per share, pay
able June Is To holders OF record
juno ;. The previous payment
was ) cents on March -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
See Few Changes

Nelson xaifi the manufacturers
had no strings on them on what
they could begin with-ef'
III yeT17It pr-1Cr'-TJT1EF tf1Cy C0utd
90. He predicted IL would not
he in the higher pHee range,
hOWdNpr.
They will resume on the
body types which will neces-
state =theEteasEehaHgess.'. be-
added l. ieehs Ike race-te
=ST'f,. WHICH one DrInES-a-Car out
first.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
BUDD WHEEL COMPANY
Philadelphia, Pa.

The Board - Directors b. nee. Inf
hsd Nsy ISM declared ditlaf1H pr . D..
-. sbare op> fre common snarfs ~ zoo
eorrsny. payable 3urs u 1873. - ro.f
srs Of record Msf q 1915 T~ansis7
BOOK, viii not be closed. Cfech will h'
usued.
PtIl. ZFNs. Tr.a..-.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Nash -KeIvinator Votes
Dividend

Nash-Kelvinafor Corp. has
voted a dividend Of l2ia cents
per share. PAYABLE June q TO
holders OF record June 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

InLInO- -EAsH- -HRAES
TOLEDO, AAy 2h tlNS Cash Srsin IN
track
>
CORN. , yellow. SI16..: No. yc.
lDw s I4lsa1 81
i white So 6sr
sOYBEANS-ho. 3 ye.loW, x1lSa14s.
Chicago CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO May - GINS CASH grain;
WHEA Nunf
CORN No q yellow 81 Is "a t6sA No
yeHoN 8 ls4s sample yellow. tiaI I Sts
oars VT mixed. 60 gC. sample red spe-
ca 61l.r
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
All Grains
Move Up

CHICAGO. MAY 25 GNSl-Rye
was strong today on active buying
and scored gains ranging 10 nearly
SC Tor the July future which
.ealAnd Sl-2q-
Other grains generally were on
The upgrade and wheat scored
gains ranging to nearly &c.
~ the close wheat was 1c 10
IHsc up. July sold at 81 65&s
Rye finished lac n 2@sc
higher, corn &c 10 &C uP. oats
unCnaNECd 70 sc higher, and
barley lC 10 lac UP.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

pittospd. in ih- forsrpipt table are ths
anoupis p-t o. psrsbi' ~ latt this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
DowN-LIyINGsIoNE CHANNEL

MAY 1s
UP-AMHEHsTBURG cHASsTL

UP-AMHrRsIBIRG oHANNEL
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Communists Fail
In Austria Vote

VIENNA. Nov. 26 GNS)-Re-
turns of nearly half the votes
cast in Austria'S election Sunday
indicated that the Communists
had failed TO win any seats IN
parliament.
The unexpected failure Of the
Communists provided the only
sensation in an unusually quiet
election which was AuStria's first
democratic balloting since 1882.
DR.. Karl Renner'S Social Demo-
crat Party appeared 10 be a tritle
behind the Peoples Party in the
half-completed returns. Adherents
of the head of the provisional gov
ernment hoped that the complete
results would show Soci a !
Democrat victory.
The total Communist vote ap-
peared TO be under 10 per cent
of the total cast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
LEARN OF DEADLINES

Through these messages L. s
officials in Washington learned OF
the several "deadlines" fixed by
Tokyo for settlement Of the peace
negotiations. and of repeated in
structions all pointing to war in
the near future.
Former Secretary of State Hull
also told the committee today no
one ever suggested TO him the Pa
cific fleet could not protect II
self" at Pearl Harbor and should
be based on the West Coast
Hull testified the state depart
ment believed the fleet should be
kept in Hawaiian waters &c
strengthen Americas hand in ne
gotiationS with Japan.
81 think we were thoroughly
justified in that belief" Hull
declared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Auto Racer Faces
Charges by Woman

FL SEGUNDO, Cal, Nov. 26
CUPt - Kelly Petillo, fl. driver
who won the 1895 Indianapolis
race. was free in 81 500 bail today
on a charge brought by Ii-year-
old Marie Cooper.
Petillo is in southern California
planning 10 open a motor speed
way 10 rival the famed Indianapo-
lis track. He denied the charge,