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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Classic Teams
Join Minett S
In Big Attack
Shutting OF Standings
Expected on Drives
al imperial Sunday
BN HAROLD kAHI.

Barring any sudden IeNrrSalS OF
form there should be more
changes among The Class a and
Il leaders Of the tenth annual De-
trult Times Bowling Sweepstakes
Tins Sunday at Imperial ReCrea-
ton IN the General Motors build
Ing lnan any previous Weekend.
All because tWu Detroit Times
All-Star Classic iNes and one
Michigan MAJOR VIII ioln three
from Johnny Mllletls House in i
Class \ attack, while seven others
from the same establishment con-
ccnlralr ON Class Il assault.
Dick krakoWS Five. composed
OF joe and Paul Scrlbner. Bin
Olner and Frank YoSt in addi-
ton 10 himself. may be well up IN
years. but they SulI have some
good games lett IA them. II the
ScribnerS get the rang" there's no
telling What thus Times Classic
team Mil do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Star Teams at
DENLY Sunday

George Holmes Fkhardt 6
Becker and Joe Paulu>' Chcne-
Trombly Recreation OF The De
uolt Times Ail-Star Classic are
among the slN teams bowling in
the DENLY Recreation : second
annual sweepstakes Sunday al
! p. m.
Others arc HARRY Volts Charlie.
Becker. Bill Strikes karp Rudy
kramcr'> Pagcl and Steve Bub-
man : Michigan Rust.
The event is divided into classes
A and E, with a top prize OF 500
IN each. Entries are >tlIl 10 be
accepted With room for - morc
clubs Fred Miller, ". 4525, is
secretary.
buy "a Bomher-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Casino FiUe Threat

Ken ludIkcr'S Pepsi Cola, Or.
Zina Bennett, I'd l.aBudde, Ken
Han land and Tim Miller. is the
other. Tony CoScoIrnda'S Casino
Recreation offers the Michigan
Major threat and Tony has the
boys in Frank GunSberR, Vince
Mlkirl John Moch and Reno
Mlni>trelli to 20 ii long way. All
three clubs are on Al 9:l1 p. m.
Before they have their chance
Clarence SChmIdtS RlSdon, Earl
BcntonS GeriSCh and Reg Wei
let's GrcmerS will have their say
on MllletlS annual squad at z
y. m. RiSdon and GerlSch have
are either in our, or tied for first
place in the house circuit 80 often
YOU never know what TO expect
Their TiNalry for high IN the
sweeps should be just AZ razor
edged.
To soar 10 the top they must
better the 1867 of joe Paulus
Chene- Trombly Rec. joe ScuCh
AL Ramm. llerm Steinke. Char
ley Martin are the other RiSdonS,
Lou keppen. Walter Pageau,
Steve Morris and Fred SCheman-
ski Benion's mates. while Jim
Schmltlling. Charles Davidson
James Benton and Earl Gremel
shoot with Wellett.
George MacClellan and his Far
TiS males. heading Glass Is with
2SO5. have reason TO be concerned
with such Millett crews as Norm
lIalleen'S Fort Blvd. Rec. Howard
Bridges Bedford Rec. AugIe Jan
kowsky'S Union Nick LannoS
Frankenmuth. Ernie Friedcman'S
+. J. MillettS. George Bolllnger's
j. L. Hudson. Harry Fishers Old
bru and Bill Saydak'S Ontonagon
on iht1-f9fffN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Here for Week

Tier Detroit schedule A. ~
ranged nv Harold Allen Of Palace
IS As follows Monday. 1 and q
.. m Palace TUESDAY 3 p. n.
club Bob-Lo. Wednesday p n.
ROYAL OAK Thursday 3 and Z %
p m, Winter FRIDAY 3 30 Al
CNle SATURDAY. 3 p m, Detroit
Recreation
Young Miss Watt, principal
reason for being ~ Detroit Is %
sell defense stamps 1u,' a. she did
m New YORK and Pittsburgh IN
connection U.fn her skating and
bowling activities.
During nor stay n DcIot last
Friday she VA, ~ the Palace
and rolled 2 l6i game 10 Joe Nor-
rlS l9t Twinkle made the $40
split and Norris immediately dc.
chrcd 70 meet tho Watts child
whon she is l0 instead ~ s p.
She VIII mcc' Norris and la'cr
John AlIon Harold it.year-o.d
son NnudaN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Buy "A Bomber.
1000 Elves Seen
For CY0 Meet

An entry Of 900 teams for The
fifteenth annual CYO handicap
tournament IS expected 10y the
time the dcadline is reached
Wednesday at midnight. Ray
liaSSe secretary treasurer, SAID
Saturday
Five-men competition opens At
the Palace Recreation February
y, doubles and singles at the De
trolt Recreation March 8 Scratch
is $50 in the team. $40 in the
doubles and lao in the singles.
Last year the event attracted
SS3 teams with lt6 parishes and
>lA councils Of the Knights OF
Columbus represented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Carter Beats Bomze
In Marathon Match

After II hours of continuous
bowling, pe4A-Gattrr-- and lake
Bomze ended their marathon
bowling match after - games
Saturday A. the Recreation Build
ing Bones sore thumb forced
the keglerS to quit.
Carter won by 692 pins. total
INK 1886 io Bones 1883.
Carter averaged $50 his opponent.
III. The winners high game was
2i7. BONES III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Gets Those Spares

In addition 20 throwing = nus
hook from = fNc.>'op delivery "a
noted by Harold Allen Miss Watts
has dead eve for spares Hey
average would be higher than l5n
wore y MOI FOR he light ball
causing so many splits
Her skating and bowling form
are on display IN . Paramount
tcchnIcolor short and she is q
pcarng also m Fox Novetot
with Mrs. Floretia NcCutcheon ~
Colorado Spuncs called the ma
ton host woman bowler. Ire
Fox Sim & now being circulated
IN eastern thesterS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Graphic Arts Teams
Bowl in Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO Feb : MIchi-
gan Graphic Arts Bowling AS>ocia-
ton Will conclude itS fourth an
nual tournament with doubles and
singles competition here tomorrow
Members OF Is Detroit teams Will
ho competing for prize money and
championships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Members Of the Sarnowski
team that vii. defend the
Class A title they Won last
year with 30T3 IN the annual
city tournament 20 be- held at
the Detroi, and Olympic rec
reatiens this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

whose form, aS IN bowling. rates
perfect. according 10 critics.
Twinkle weighs N AT a. pour
uses a l0'2 pound hail averages
better than $50 n exhibitions. has
a string of 2O0 games A. Charles
ton, :. {, recently she had a go.
In tho WHO tournament A. Los
Angeles last NaN she WAS not only
the Youngest entrau' but one %
the few 10 show 200 game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Child Prodigy
From Far West |
To Show Skill
jaime ITwinkIel Watts
Begins Detroit Stand
Monday at Palace

To steal a line from an old time
song, She's Little but Oh My"
This reference Is 10 81 -year-old
jaime tTwinklel Watts who comes
10 Detroit by way of Santa Monica.
Cal. for a weeks series OF exs
hlbitionS beginning Monday On
the side she is an ice figure skater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
State Tourney
PIN STANDINGS

FINE-NAN REGIIARS
~.taIf Crane RAPIDS 10O2
"tfr F..y He.feE'Iuu Benton Hstbur 1912
tf,. weiss Detroit 2s76
ts.t D-rHf 2s1C
-H...ru. Hputfsutt 2s55
nv MAS BoO~ItR>
,rul..Fr travellers PHuts, $3.50
.ff.- Jr-s Dr'ruH 1872
Mantle IstERE be'rt 21l1
t-..# '..rfe.. pr'fD.I 2h5f
~r au0s House kss.. Hsrr.r. 2ssi
BotRIF~
I.t...,.. Ta.sr fartf t,sifr' i2s3
r'r urstef SfsnIcf iIrs'uvto
Hsr.tfsnsg l2s2
Hs.,.a poster re W4I-sr Bsfoi' 1850
-.. gone. ftu-s u.rrg. Dsirot 1875
ftr.s ~. p Alien WsrEsr GRAND
Aaia1, tZta
~tN6t.LS
a4tLL+ at# 30 Hsfr.. $50
t..ls Nalat DfsUf i.r ptds Sos
rfNr4 HautI Battle Cfttk SO
fnbsrf E.ss fs t..t bi3
..sIr Fnfrraf'r pDrrsc $50
NII-FNENTS
lanes n me- Detroit ief'
F.garr grar Benton HsrnoT 1872
F~~s P.ro. cram Rsu6s 1871
e.af.st '-rg.rw.ry Harfrs T 1870
r.s Wsf,sv. Detroit 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

from the Women'S International
Bowling Congress, a fact Of which
she Is admittedly proud
Mrs. Coy the former EdWardina
kranich, made a name for herself
in competitive swimming IN the
state and city before her marriage.
But knowing She would have 20
give up swimming sooner or later.
she became interested IN bowling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
P. 5. Stores 5 Takes
Early Lead in $50

John Drohks, = s Store EAr
took an carly lead ~ Ae-t-f--ftHg
~ The eleventh annuai Cls>- p
1850 handicap how Ing tolr0a-
rneni ~ Chonc- TIowt.y Rccff-
.RtIon SATURDAY. when 70 rolled
es2 .Snf .o00 for 1881 A potGosko
was high with III N 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

with Standard in the House cir
cunt. She carries a 10 Average
Mrs. lIaar operates the only
bowling school in the city with a
tull-lImc instructor and IL the only
woman to back team in The De-
lrOIt Times Classic. II Is known
as Bowling School. Every time
the team has a classic match She
is ON hand. For next To bowling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

What members OF the Metro
polItan Classic League call the
merry -go-round turns again Sun
day night at Art Centre. No out
standing attraction appears.
although the Norge Marygrove-
Midwest, and Palmer Park-OrlingS
meetings Will draw attention since
the co-leaderS risk their present
standing,
Roadway, one game behind. has
a chance TO step into FIRST place in
it's match with Chenc-Trombly,
Standard can use three from Art
Centre. but in this league what a
club needs epd what it gets are
widely separated al times.
Fred Miller'S ambitious Denbys
hit Jack Gardeners RitlerS and
Jim Tropca'S Mt klliottS tackle
Quentin Helka'S ParkSides in the
remaining engagements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

II is only natural that with IA
600 women bowling IN the Greater
Detroit area mat three become
propriCtorS or partners. And
while such procedure ~ a natural
dcN clopmcnt OF the games ever
increasing appeal To women, only
one. Mrs. EdWaIdlna Coy ut Whit
Irr became partner from
choice
Mr>. Emma lin, newly elected
president OF the WOmcn'S state
association. who runs Winter Car
den. and Mrs. f.Sthcrs llaar oi
StrathmOor, also known ~ Bowl
my School. we've left widows aud
with recreation CcnierS on their
hands demanding attention.
Mrs. llll. formerly Mrs. Otto
SChmidtkr. took over when her
FIRST husband died. and when It
was necessary 10 move because the
building occupied by the once IA
NOUS Schmidlkc alleys was torn
down 10 make room for police
headquarters, named her new
place the Winter Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Metro Leaders
Risk Positions
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS MATCHES

Nj Eiitott Recreation W. PatksGe ALLEYS
~ RuteT's Recreation vs.. DENNY Recrra-
ton. a., Ch-ne .Trombly Recreation vs.
ROBdwaN. SO STANDARD vs. Art Centre
Recreation - MidWrst Norge MARY
grove. go. OTiiuE'S " Palmer Park
Recreation ll-l2 MstchrS o. Art Centre
Recreation. Woodward aud Warren at
y 80 g. IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Times Sweep
Pin Schedule
SUNDAY

1880 a; m.-Ciass '-Ampex Marc.
angelo. Class D--Vickers 10 Wolverines
George James Lions. William Shstke,
Dodgers Edward Iabrapche Glass p
sire Dept ENcelIo Bob Niemi Fred
sanders Conf League Icing lou 3 >
Abrams. Bakery. Peter Vsslnuek Stock.
John CherrN parcel Post. Raw Young
Receiving, 1ue smith Peter Plafp Inc .
Dodge Truck Prod steve Dpajace Walk
More shoe store st Anues Al karf
- to lass t--Pu showers. Argyle SIS
kin Detroit Turner'S Dns Five u
st'eu' otto .sauer Builders. Fred hnse
mann. class D-Msnfle Chib, Wesley Turn
'quts' University. Mich Rel Maini
Harold Hsusbsreer. Peterson Fond Admin
0fi,e Peterson. Glass t-Gianf'
Roosevelt Pstk , Harold ShuU.
CsrreNu GIVE Thea'er W PepHsll
De- FUN and stove kep SikursH
RAJ Casper cate Monroe. Urban
drugs. -. Aures Jerry Howe
JOIN ! MIiItTT SaJAD
% class A-ksdon Bros Clarence
Wtrs cafe, Rex WeHett Class B--Or
fouaEor =. Peninsula CIub " Sayiak
For Bht Rec Nuim Hslleeu Kedtoid
Rec Hovara brdfes FrsnRenmuth Nice
]. Hudson. George RoihnEer. Oldbru
Harry Fisher linton trtes'rnent. Augie
IsnkowstN. Class ID Is. Del Edison.
S,d Pune'
NFIGHRORHOOD FRIINDIY TANFRNS
sol Al
S4tA--., lass -'rd,~risvrt MIN VeTr
e Carlyls Cookies Bsr steve Slore
Speedway Inn. Err Newman. Class u
Thomas Inn Frsnk Psymond az CAFE
Joe GruSchn. NihnEham's Brict Bar.
walter Fish Rte Eaf Rul Romano
Class FL Ball bar 20 Sidtiko. kmss
Bar Rufus NesNer Lucky star este g.
McCuilum Psuis place Chirl Cisirmont
cupid Drive lr. PstNside Homes, Johr
Craven
y. JEFFERSON hJS. MEN'S SoIAD
7dV-tIss. C-hsstriG Chevrolet CsI
Cutler A. Butler Collision Al builrf
Benson BIOS sports Nsaf Georlr q
ChAtiie NirTtIs Bsrbefs Bob Gardner
King FloWrrs Bin laDuks J l. stone
Gebadio. patrot Msns wear Cecil
NStd PsrANds MAKE Ands Yorkison
Harold - Stou CyauskI Hpust Bud
Stempien Befghor A. Cenfis House
Aus TIMER Class n-Naurtsuaure Fed
.rsl hogJi Ernest Pfeu CiA~ p Harold
. stou. Alcons Peanut. Jo. Urban.
slS-CIss A-De'toIt Times Ail-stsr
CLASSIC KRAKOW Furniture biok krakos
Pepsi Cola Ken luditsf CASINO Rec
Mich maJ4r Tony Coucolsncs tlAs. ~
Fort Blvd Re- West Port. Dino Fiof-
bomintck Msnsu Jr ksnhGv Tavern.
Pnu Hurun CITY John schfant1 Chs. G
ArsWst club. Whtiief House c. Hutch
lnson 30 our saviour Bob Spsun.
burg Tool MAKERS MURRAY Inter Plant.
RAlph Copf Class D-Fori pnntise Sales
West Dsrs, Vince EuehhrcIys Csics
srra t'rdsrsksrs f.ovsl Wirf Pred NJ
FiHppn Cadillac Tavern Warren "
House. sid Pollard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Opens on Time

The same situation confronted
Mrs. llaar who went IN al Strath-
moor IN 1894. Prior TO that period
she MAS associated Tor nine years
with her husband, partner OF Al
bert Ma>>ull ST. in Idle Hour al
Fourteenth and Nest MaTTen, now
known rs Twenty Grand
Mr. llaar died two weeks before
the StrathmOor opening date. Mrs
llaar knowing hr had his heart
set on throwing open the doors al
the time determined. assumed his
Responsibilities and has been there
since.
In common with Mrs. Coy, Mrs
lIaar retains her interest in com
pctltNe bowling and Is a member
Of the Strathmoor team IN In,
Womcn'> Travelling League anO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Trophies Galore

You like 10 howl 80 we'll" he
said 10 her one day, why not
become a partner in the Whit
tier" Mrs. Coy says she did
not delay long IN accepting. Her
only objection 10 proprIctoring is
that she once carried a rs aver
age hut says now cant make
10 because her practice time is
used up looking after her end OF
me business.
Mrs. Hill who once rolled q 697
series. is president of the Women 5
Bowling Association since rs IN.
SiN years ago and pre-.
ViOuSly headed the former women F.,
She has guided tho
state association Is years.
Al ono time or another she vas
a member of championship teams
won the womcn'S doubles repeat.
eddy with Mildred Randolph a,
partner. and outside Of the city
won singles. doubles. all events
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Class A and Leaders Under Fire in Times SlUeep
THREE WOMEN N BOWLING BUSINESS
Take Over Meet Emergencies One Enters From Choice

through the formation of the
WomenS Aquatic Club League.
She was with the club ID years.
The club team picked from the
league became state champions
and from that point bowling
claimed her attention outside Of
working hours. Later she was a
member Of Ekhardt- Becker'S state
champions and ls now with Goebel
in the major league.
Fred Clements, one Of the CO.
proprietorS Of Whittier notified
Mrs. COy'S interest in the game
and was also aware there was a
place for a woman in the Whittier
establishment. With women TAX
ing 10 the game more and more
he decided one as attentive as Mrs
Coy was just the one to look after
their interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Buy "a Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

BUY n Bonnie
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-06-18

EnSingrr for Marshal in 3rd.
Anderson for EnSingcr in 7th.
N. Barnett for Foster in 3rd.
J. Duffy for McNey in Bird.
TuSkey for Tryko in 1th.
.Iurubich for CaSialow in Slh.
HALL CHINA .............. Ola OH l0o-S
WARWICK ..............,,.. ia 40 lO*-o
Two-haSe hitS-Campbcll, Gornick {;
CaStalow. Thrc"-baSe hits - Barnett,
Gornick, Caruth. Stolen base - Duffy.
Sacrifice - Goddard. Double play -
TryilO, unaSSiStpd. Left on baseS-llall
China ., Warwick g. Bases on balls
taStalow :. Strillc-outS - ChiSmar 10,
taStalow 4, Jurobich >. Hits otf-ChiS-
mar -, CaStaluw T.. Passed ballS-Mc-
Ncy |. Winning pitcher - taStaloW.
Losing pitcher -- Chismar. ImpireS -
Mccall, Y. Bailey.
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Requlur Attendance
At Meetings Urged
By Camden Q. C..
Ruymond Jones And Frank
Sadowski Delegates To
Convention

Camden, n. j. - StreSSing the need
for regular attendance at your local
union meetings brings to light the re-
cent situation that this writer sees is
bound to happen if the members of
Local Union No. 50 continue to leave
the burden of conducting the affairs of
the local union on the few faithful ones
who attend.
The recent gains that have been
made in the sanitary industry in the
past few years is due mainly to a real
spirit of true unionism as can be had
only in a real progressive union. This
O. c. remembers that before the Uni
versal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. took
over the Camden Pottery Co., condi-
tions here We're nothing to brag about,
and only hopes that the brothers will
think back and recall those days and
take hold before it is too late.
At special meeting held in the
plant ON May 10, Local No. so voted
to give one hours work to the Navy
Relief, the money to be deducted from
our checks by the firm. This was Il
very worthy cause and l am sure Il
nice sum was realized.
We are happy to announce to the
trade that the Camden Pottery Co. was
one of the 23 industries presented with
a Minute Man flag for having Ovel
ninety per cent of it's employees par
ticipating in Il payroll deduction plan
for the purchase of War Bonds. Mr.
Rex Luton, manager of the plant and
his assistant, Mr.. James Butler, re
ceived the flag. The individual plant
awards were made by Mr.. John e
Manning, state administrator for the
treasury department, who accompanied
by Mayor Brunner, Nancy Carroll
movie star and Marshall Bainbridge
treasury department district repre-
sentative.
The members of Local 80 would like
to know why the Brother refused t,
have his picture taken with Nancy
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'Wush' Williams
(Confinucd From Paae Onsl

found at buckley" Lake or along tn"
banks Of the MuSkinglIm River.
Wash was II charter member of
Local No. - \. Il. of q. T., and con
tnucS 10 hold membership in Local
No. GG at Crooksvillc. He delights III
mentioning the names of his old-tlnr
co-worlers and recall the days spent
with Jopic Pollok, Cy Scarr"tt Rubc
Oils NobS) Smith, John (BceS"m)
Elliott, Ted Keats, Sal Euch"r, Sam
Thomas, Ed Snodgrass, John r. Wood,
VIII Blake and many others.
Worse than leaving his old job be-
hind was leaving his friend and boss
who hired him 30 years ago, Guy T..
Crooks, who is manager of the Crooks
Vile China Company. Crooks says that
throughout the years the services that
Wash has rendered have been very
satisfactory, that ne has always 60
operated with him in every way and
lc appreciates very much his loyal d"
VOtiun and stewardship. WaSh'S words
were He was the best boss even
had Their friendship is as mutual rs
their understanding.
WaShS love of the pot shop has been
handed down first to his son Edward
present Deputy Probate Judge of Perry
County, New Lexington, ohio and now
10 his grand son Douglas Moore. Ed
ward was former SocrctarN-l rcaSur"i
of Local No. GG, and both hc and Doug
las received their training from dad
and grand dad.
Unfortunate" 10 lose his wife, the
former Jessie Mclean, in 1890. Wash
since has made his home with his
daughter, Lucy Lamb AT trooksvilIe.
Another daughter, Mrs Laura Brown
Columbus, rounds ont his family
not 10 start counting the grand-chil
drcn. The son Edward, better known n
Happy" has family Of six jewels.
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era that will jeopardize our whole eco
nomic security"
The resolution also calls for the
foundation to "offer its services to CO.
operate with all manufacturers asso-
Citations, labor groups, farm groups,
scientific research leaders, chambers of
commerce, and all other groups to
make such conference success"
Following the discussion of the pro-
posed conference the foundation re-
elected Mr.. Wells president and Mr..
Duffy as one of the four vice presi-
dents.
Other officers reelected were Aaron
Straus, president of the Reliable
Stores, Inc, of Baltimore, vice presi-
dent; Francis l.. Craven, Jr., president
of the Chemical Foundation, Inc. of
New York city, vice president; Fred A.
HOltZ, president of the National Manu-
facturers, of Elllhart, Ind, vice presi-
| dent; Emil Kekich, secretary of the
| American Match Manufacturers asSo-
J citation, secretary; Capt. Eble, manas,
ing director, and Joseph T.. Goodbar
general counsel
Members of the foundation unable
to be present for the conference here
sent kilograms of congratulation to the
group on the proposal for the nationa
economic conference.
The annual report of the general
manager and the secretary treasurer
concluded the meeting.
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government that they want something
done. and quickly, is a grave danger.
To support his statement, he pointed
to the failure and weaknesses of par
liaments in Europe as factors III the
rise of totalitarianiSm.
Pays Tribute to Roosevelt
Il have the utmost respect for Mr..
Roosevelt as Il leader and Il states
man." DR.. Shuster said. He will 20
down i'm history as the man who saved
this nation from the most dire menace
i'm its history. But | shall confess that
we might we'll he willing to take "A
somewhat weaker President if we
could have a much greater Congress.
If the democratic form of govern
ment is 10 survive we must not only
understand the nature of the Nazi
regime but must be prepared for
counteraction, DR.. Shuster declared.
The primary bulwark of American
liberty" he continued, is to be found
in the nature of the government itSelf.
Democracy is the parliament, ii is the
congress.
"The whole of the great human
struggle for freedom can be summed
up as fight for representation III the
supreme legislative councils. Give nI
that representation and YOU lose youI
liberties. But parliament or con
greSS is not enough h. 1t must have
power and it must know how to USE
power intellgently.
What reason is there in theory foI
thinking that Congressional commit
tee cannot find Il valid solution for &
problem when one grants that Il groll
of consultants hastily summoned by
Presidential order can find Il solution
When we see that Congressional COM
mitteeS have not acted promptly ant
effectively or that yitally importan
Senators did not sense the peril con
fronting the nation, one can only con
cludc that something is terribly wrong.
Dr. ShuSter spoke at the commence
mcnt exercises of the Graduate Facult,
of Political and Social Science of the
New School for Social Research.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-06-18

CarrOll's arms around his neck. We
think he was afraid that his wife
would see the picture. How about that
Earl?
Our delegates to the Convention are
Brothers Raymond Jones and Frank
SadowsH with Harry Robson and
Clarence Lilly as alternates.-O.C. 80.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-06-18
Plant Seeks Older Men

Los Angeles ULNS) The COnSOli-
dated Aircraft Corporation has issued
Il plea to elderly retired men to apply
for jobs at its plant to help meet Il
growing problem of skilled labor.
The concern, already one of the
largest employers of women in the ain
craft industry, is adding more women
than men to its payroll weekly. II. e.
Pasek, assistant employment manager
said six women are being hired for
every four men and the female workers
now compose about seventh of the
plants force.
Demand the Union Label on all
your purchases.