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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11

OFF TO THE RACES: New
Orleans is regalning the turf
glory that was hers when Col.
L. r. Bradley was pouring out
his money to bring in the best
Tor the Louisiana Derby
Couldn't you see that Miami flop
coming months away. Despite
the b a j yh 90 by the Miami
Chamber Of Commerce diehards,
practical horSemen at Detroit
couldn't see how enough fans
could get to Miami TO make the
sport pay And, brother.
that's the only reason they run
All that high sounding chat
ter by Tropical Park and Hia-
leah officials that they would
run. win or lose, 10 keep faith
with the horsemen doesn [ make
very good reading for the turf
men now stranded in Miami,
does it.? incidentally, De-
troit should get the best horses
and have its best meeting in
history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Dearborn Basketball

CLASS A
Mondays Games
Winston VS.. Rangers at Dearborn High
at Z, Circle Midway W. Fordson Jaycees
at Dearborn at s, Smoke Shop VS. Dorosh
at Dearborn at Q. Carmen VS. MONTGOMERY
Ward at Henry Ford NJ 8, Navy, bye
Tuesdays Games
Cavaliers vs. Rogan A. C.. AZ Henry
Ford al 7. Lords vs.. AgKies At Woodwo
at !. Boys Club vs.. Wings At Woodwork
AT s Br1dv A. c. VS.. Commanoos at
Woodwork at g.
CLASS O
Tuesdays Games
Bats vs.. Orioles At Henry Ford AZ o.
Aces VS.. Wolverine at Naples at T. Blue
Devils vs.. q alcons al Naples AT s.
FORD ROUGE LEAGUE
Tuesdays Games
Aircraft vs.. Transportation at Lowrey
school Al 1880, Administration rs. En-
ployment at Lowrey at $50.
FORD CIO
Tuesdays Games
Metal Bsllding VS. Pressed Steel At saIina
al Z Magnesium Foundry We. Tire Plant a.
Sslina az. s; Steel Foundry We. Produe-
ton Foundry at salina at Q.
Wednesdays Games
B-Building VS.. Tool and Die a. Lowrey
At Z, Aircraft VS.. Rolling Mil at Lovrey
Al 5, Aluminium Foundry vs. smelters at
Lowrey at Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11

Tool Company, Monday, January
Is. at the Central High gym in
Detroit A preliminary game
has been arranged between the
Coast Guard Station and Fort
Wayne. the first game is at Z
o'clock Over this weekend
the Selfridge Field filters played
Camp Grant, Racine Elks, and
Tuesday they will be at Midland
for a game with the Dow Chemi-
cal Company -.
Soldiers at the Chanute Field
Army Air Force technical training
school are excellent bowlers
Among the Detroit representa-
tives in the high Is are James
Euwer. 20ll4 Snowden avenue,
with IT'S average. and Anthony
BuSzek. 4S70 Konkel. with 166 ..
Topping the entire list is Frank
DZlesupek of Jackson He has
an average of lS5 for 70 games
More than 1000 basketball
teams are participating in games
during their leisure hours at the
I Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton. More than 300 bowling
teams are in constant action
Swimming. track and boxing fol-
low in that order These recre-
ational activities are in addition TO
the regular physical program on
the station -.
Ted Hargrave, former North
Hills golfer, has been transferred
from the British army to an
American group with a rank of
sergeant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Recreation SIS
Play Benefit

A benefit basketball program
will be staged by the parks and
recreation department in celebra-
ton OF the Presidents birthday
and to raise funds for the. suffer
ers from infantile paralysis.
The games will be staged on
Monday, January Is, in the Gen.
trail High School gym. The first
game. at Z p. m, will be between
the Coast Guard and Fort Wayne.
both in the servicemen's division
of the Wednesday Municipal Open
League.
Selfridge Filters will meet East
Side Gear and Tool. the leading
team in the Recreation Sunday
League. at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Says Sleepout Charlie:

HONEYSUCKLE CONTRA
DlCTED: The report by Senior
Honeysuckle Finklestein. that
handbooks are coming in around
the outskirts. is piSh-tushed by
Sleepout Charlie. our downtown
operative. who says those books
have been out there ever Since
the grand jury came in Ac-
cording 10 Sleepout, Detroit has
never been closed so tight be-
fore -. But the boys" are be-
ginning TO like il -. The one
time big operators have gone
Legitimate" with bowling alleys.
cafes. etc. =. . The smaller ones
still in business are taking bets
from an established and trust
worthy clientele by phone q.
They love II because their only
expense Is the phone bill -. No
payoffs. no big fees tor service
-. and no more figuring seven
horse show parlays at 30 cents
copy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Tony MOustakdsJOins
NaUy at Great Lakes
BY EDGAR HAYES

The Berry boys from the East
Side OF Detroit are happy s.. AT
least they have representative in
the navy :. Tony Moustakas en-
listed a month ago and has been
sent TO Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station /. . He played sandlot
baseball with the Firemen midgets
and later with Eastern High &.
His other sport talent. boxing, will
get a chance at Great Lakes q.
Tony won a Detroit amateur box
ing title in 1899 -.
1t. Bruce Caldwell. former ALI
American from Yale and now with
the navy, has been transferred to
Iowa Preflight School He had
been athletic officer at Crosse lie
1t. Roy Clogston takes over at
Crosse lie He is former ath-
letic director at 81. Lawrence Col
lege Able Kushner. former
trainer of the Detroit Lions and
now at Crosse lie, has recovered
from serious illness and is play
ing basketball
Jim Daniel. who appeared
against Michigan and Michigan
State with the Great Lakes foot
ball team has been sent to the
school for navy gunners at Nor
folk, Va. -. Others at the school
Gene Ball of DuqueSne and
Vic Marine of Ohio State
Participating in a benefit pro-
gram for President Roosevelt's
infantile paralysis fund. the Sell
fridge Field Post basketball team
will play the East Side Gear and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
WaynetoMeet
dartmouth, Tops
In Ivy League
BY TOM HARPER

Wayne University Tartars play
host TO one Of the strongest bas-
ketball teams on their extensive
schedule Monday night at Central
High School when they meet Dart
mouth College
With three victories in as many
starts, the Indians Will be seek
ing revenge for the 1884 beating
given them last year by the Tar
tars. Dartmouth. with four of the
five starters OF the team that won
It's fifth consecutive Ivy League
crown and was runner-up TO STAN
ford for the NCAA title. has three
men who played against Wayne in
1871, They are Capt. Stan Skaug,
Jim Olsen and George Munroe,
who led the Eastern Intercollegi-
ate Basketball League in scoring
last year and is the big gun in the
Indians bid for their sixth straight
chamDlOnShly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Last of Tour

This Is the last contest Of the
Midwest tour for the Indians. who
after meeting the TartarS viii re-
turn East to oppose Seton Hall on
January l3 before launching their
league schedule against Yale at
New Haven on January Is
Wayne has lost four straight
and will meet It's next opponent
Saturday. when Michigan Normal
comes here Normal holds one
victory over the TartarS this year.
beating them in the season opener.
AZ.
Other games on the local col
legiate front will sec University
OF Detroit renew lis series with
Assumption College Saturday
night at Holy Redeemer gym.
Last year the Titans won. 1928.
The Downtown YMCA Will be the
scene Wednesday night of a game
between the Romulus Air Base
and Detroit Tech.
This weeks schedule.
MONDAY. JANUARY n
Dartmouth ~, Wayne
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Is
Romulus Air Base VS. Detroi; Tech
SATURDAY.. JANUARY 10
Assumption vs.. University 81 Detroit
Michigan Normal ~ Wsyns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Two CY0 LOOPS
To Start Sunday

The city'S CYO basketball league
renews hostilities Sunday with two
new divisions competing. The girls
and junior teams open their sea-
sons, bringing the total number Of
fives in the circuit to 81.
Eight undefeated teams place
their records on the block as the
league enters its fourth round of
competition. OF the eight, one
team is destined to finish the days
court activity with a black mark
on the books. that team being
either Holy Redeemer of St. Al
phonsuS of the heavyweight di-
vision. undefeated opponents in
the days matches.
Sundays games follow.
ST. GREGORY GYM
I'0O-St. Alphonsus vs. Christ the KING
s.0O-st. Gregory VS. ST. John Cauius
Q ,0O-st Gregory vs. 81 Agnes No. ].
ST. BENEDICT
700 Santa Maria VS. Epiphany.
s:00-st. Benedict vs. ST Luke
HOLY ROSARY
2:Oo-st Augustine VS.. Our Lady of sor
3:OO-st Josaphat VS. San Francesca.
4:O0-Hoy Rosary vs. Gabriel
5:00-Holy Rosary VS.. 81 Vincent
6;OO-Our Lady Of Guadalupe VS.. Our Lady
Of Mt. Carmel
7:OO-Our Lady OF Guadalupe VS. St. Leo.
s:00-Blessed Sacrament vs.. Resurrection
NATIVITY
:00-St. Gregory VS.. ST. Paul.
2:O0-Nattvity vs.. ST. Paul
3:0O-Nativity VS. 81. Edwards
4:OO-NatNity VS.. st. Margaret Mary.
ST. CLAIR COMMU NIFTY CENTER
i:0O-st. Elizabeth vs.. Holy Name.
2:o0-st. Florian VS.. Our Lady Queen OF
3:OO-st. Bernard vs.. Our Lady Queen OF
Apostles.
4:OO-st Catherine vs.. Our Lady Queen OF
Apostles.
5:OO-st Margaret Mary VS. ST PhaT
Neri
& OO-st Margaret Mary VS. San Francisco
1:OO-St Margaret Mary vs.. St PhiiT
Nerl
0O-St Paul vs. 81 Anthony
9:OO-St Catherine VS. ST 1ulana
ST. VINCENT
.O0--An saints VS. Holy Rosary.
, :0O--St Vincent vs. Christ the King
4 .0O-st Vincent VS. St Ambrose
HOLy REDEEMER
: 90 81 Anne W. st John Cautius No .
s:00-Holy Redesmer W. 81. Aphonsus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Pilot Peanuts Seek
Basketball Opponents

De LaSalle High School has be-
gun new basketball series for
first year men. limited to l4-year-
Odds. The talleSt team member
stands ) feet 3 inches. The heavi-
est tips the scale at los pounds.
The Pilot Peanuts, as they are
called. challenge any other team
in the city that can match them
in age. Games can be arranged
through the school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Benefit Party

In keeping with tho policy OF
Arena Gardens 10 stage A roller
skating party each month for some
worthy and charitable cause Fred
Martin announces that this
months party will be in celebra-
ton Of the Presidents birthday
for the lnfantile Paralysis Fund,
Tuesday, January 20.
Entire proceeds will be turned
over 10 the fund. All tho help Will
contribute their services. Mem
bers Of the Detroit Figure Skating
Club will give a short exhibition.
There will be public skating before
and after the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Rymkus Continues
Chicago Tradition

NOTRE DAME. Ind. Jan. g.
When Lou Rymkus, Chicago senior
was voted Notre Danes most
valuable 1912 football player by
his teammates. he became the sec.
ond straight left tackle 10 win
the honor and the third Chicago
district Lithuanian boy 10 dis
.tlnguish himself at left tackle for
the Fighting Irish in recent years.
Lou understudied Jim Brutz. 1871
most valabue player. LOUIS line
coach. Ed tMoose) Krause of Chi
cago. was All-American honorS az
left tackle in 1887 and 1898. Both
are OF Lithuanian descent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Fun in the Rush

SONIA GETS EN- EXCITED:
The jams in the Olympia lobby
as DeuoiterS rush for their
Sonia tickets are producing
some mites Jack Stewart
of the Red Wings was standing
in one of the lines the other day
when he saw an acquaintance
bearing down on him, waving
money IN his hand Prob
9bly wants me to by n tickets
Tor him. said Jack to himself
Turned out tho fellow
wanted To buy Jacks place in
line Then there was the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Three Michigan
Teams in Action

ANN ARBOR. Jan. Michi-
gans basketball, swimming and
hockey teams all will be in action
next weekend, competing in FIVE
events in a span OF three days.
Coach Eddie Lowrey's hockey
club meets its old foe. Minnesota.
in a pair OF games Thursday and
Saturday nights at Minneapolis.
Last year the Wolverines split a
double engagement on Gopher ice.
but lost twice 10 Minnesota here.
Although the Wolverine sextet this
season is better than that of a
year ago, the Gophers still are
favorites in this series.
Both the basketball and swim
ming teams will compete at home.
The cagers face the none too
pleasant prospect Of meeting Wis
consin's high-powered five twice in
two nights, Friday and Saturday,
at Yost Field House. The Friday
night game will start at us p. m.
amp that on Saturday at 7:30.
The Badgers won SIX OF seven
pre-conference games with ALI
American Johnny Kotz pacing the
attack with an average of 179
ppints per game Wisconsin is
hoping TO regain the Big Ten title
they won in 1871, which was
grabbed by Illinois last year, and
kotZ is the main reason Badger
fans think il can be done.
The Wolverine swimming team
will compete in the State A. A. u.
meet here Saturday night to con-
clude the Michigan sports pro-
gram for the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Hints Angott Quit Ring to Avoid Trouble With Gangsers
Hayes Starts
Training for
.LdMottd Fight
BY LEO MACDONELL

With the Charley Hayes-Jake
LaMotta headliner locked up,
Matchmaker Nick Londes Satur-
day turned his attention to
fabricating a bangup card of pre-
liminaries for his fight card at
Olympia Friday. January y.
Londes said he was trying 10
match Phil Muscato, Buffalo mid
dleweight, with Walter Thomas Of
New York for the semi-windup.
They are middleweights. Muscato,
a brother of Sergeant Muscato.
the heavyweight. blossomed into
favor with local fans when he
belted out Harold Hazlett in one
round in one of the seasons earlier
scraps in Olympia.
Thomas is a Stablemate Of La
Motta'S.
Leo Jones, Hayes manager, an
nounced that his star, who has
been taking 1t easy for a couple
of weeks, will return TO training
Monday. Hayes will start work
at the Gene Tunney Boys Club,
Fenkell and Twelfth street, later
switching 10 downtown gym
nasium.
"Hayes IL always In good
shape Jones explained, but he
will need some boxing to sharpen
up. He weighs about 1875 or
16S now, 40 won't have any
trouble making 1872 for La
Motta."
With Hayes facing the most
severe test of his meteroric caree.
Jones is sparlng no expense or
effort 10 have the boy in the best
condition possible. Jones is i'm
porting pair Of sparring partners
from Chlcago-Jack Hill and Bus
ter Piks.
"Hill has style like La
Motta," Jones said, land I ex-
pect him 10 be of considerable
help 10 Charley"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Atlanta Company
To Back SoftbaII

The Amateur Softball ASsocia-
ton has completed arrangements
with the Cocoa Cola Company of
Atlanta. in which ii will become
donator OF all a s. A. softhall
awards issued 10 state. metropoll-
tan. regional. United States Service
camps and the world champions,
Executive Secretary NJ. j. Pauley
announced Saturday.
Hereafter A. s A. softball
awards will be known a. Cocoa
Cola awards. Heretofore the
awards were donated by another
soft drink company. The agree
ment was reached in a meeting
with A. S. A. President Raymond
Johnson. Cocoa Cola Public Rela-
tons Director w. G. kaliSka and
Pauley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Rubi, Lewis Clash
In Grudge Match

Bert Rubi, junior heavy cham
pion, and Eddie Bad Man Lewis.
king of the mat meanies in that
division, Will battle in a grudge
match at FairvicW Gardens Tues
day
Their grudgc is the outcome OF
u hectic bout at the east side club
last week when Eddie defeated
the champ in a non-title bout.
Louis Kline ". Dale Wayne and
Harold Chaundy vs.. Soldier
Beebe are other bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11

SCHEDULE FOR NENT WEDNESDAY
At BARBOJ
Hudson Locsi No iji VS.. Z s. Army Re
cru.tns at p. n
L. orqnsnce vs. DENLY Tsrs ~ m
Michigan National Guard vs.. St Benedict
A. p. m.
At BURROUGHS
Red ArroW Club w. Varsity Club a. p. m.
L s. Coast Guard vs.. Ahela al ?. m.
Industrial Lunch-bye
At JACKSON
Briggs Airersf, vs.. Griffin a wade a.
w5issrne V. csn,lnsntal Aviation a,
Club Royal vs. Birkstt Church At sp. m.
AT II CLAIR
Tooi shop vs. Detroit suents A. Up ri
Hudson 4 A -. Naval Armory az p. ri.
Kerns A. c, W Continental No. $50 A. 9
p m.
At KRONK
Finnish Independent vs. Wheel TrueinE Co
Fort Wayne vs. BEDFORD a. p m
Cadillac We Club Csvslcads a. ?. m.
AT HUTCHINS
Bsuey's rive W.. Clowns 4 e ~ T. 81 M
Brew Eter vs. LAW Local No In a. 6 o. n
.DIctor Insurance Agency vs. u s Miluart
Police a. ,. m.
At JEFFERSON
Westm nster " BOYS club stf1 m
Wards -. Rangers AZ .. m
Naval Police W. Buhl stampinG a. 3 n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Rollin' Around
Rollin' Around
GEORGE BRETT TAKES
PRO JOB AT ARCADIA
By MARGARET RUSSELL

Well. AZ last IT'S all settled.
George Brett, popular professional
manager OF Rouge Park Roller
drome. Will resign his job out there
on the 18th of the month to take
over the teaching task al Arcadia.
For a couple of months now
George has been working nights in
defense factory. He feels that
managing rink is too difficult
added TO his other work.
Al Arcadia he'll teach the Mon
day and Wednesday dance classes
from Z 10 S in the evening and the
figure and dance class Sunday
nights Al the same hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
LeWis II. Walter
OFF THE HOOK BY Le,Ois H. Walter
NEW ORLEANS REGAIklS TURF GLORY

night stands by amateurs 10
assemble Ia players for a game
Johnny Mahaffey went back
to the amateurs after one start,
while last weekend the French
men brought up a recruit named
Meg bbon. who contributed
nothing but a penalty The
next night an amateur named
Harmon merely got hiS name IN
the lineup Dick Irwin is sob
bling because since the start OF
the season he's lost six men TO
the army, while his star recruit.
Maurice Richard, has a broken
leg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Wouldn't Stoop

We have known Angott and his
manager. Goodtime Charlie, for
years. We have known them on
occasions when just one quick
grand would have changed their
entire financial outlook. But never
would they countenance anything
crooked to make a dishonest dime.
Whether they were forced out Of
the game temporarily by gangster
suns. we do not know. But we
60 know that they are "purists"
m every sense of the boxing word.
And tor that we reason we extend
a hearty:
Welcome back to Sammy
Angott"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Hobifonts Are Frantic

FRENCHMEN SCRAP ING
THE PARREL: It's more than
pea soup and Johnny cake that's
making those FrenchmenS bel
lies ache in Montreal hockey
circles these days -. The Cana
diens have had TO resort to one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Miss Victory Final,

Six girls have already gained the
finals of the Miss Victory contest
at Eastwood Park. They are
Theresa Theboult, Rita Marie See
gar. Rita Dumont Gerrie EndreSs.
Margie Hewitt and Vivian Weine
The finals of this contest are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Paul White Fourth
PiIof-Rack in Row

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 9.-When
the University of Michigan foot
ball team named Paul White. half
back from River Rouge. as captain
of the 1913 eleven, il was the
fourth year in a row a backfeld
man has been named 10 lead the
Wolverines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Wild Fur Big Business

Fur animals taken in the wild
are estimated to yield approx
mately S45, 100000 worth of pelts
"a year, according to federal fish
and wildlife service experts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11

excited Finnish gentleman who
pried box office man Charley
Escoe loose from seven tickets.
then said. Nov, you're sure
these aren't in front of a post ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Couldn't Compete

In the last Olympic games the
Japs created rule limiting the
height Of basketball players below
s feet 2 inches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Recreation Basketball

SCHEDULE FOR THIS SUNDAY JU
AZ kronk -
Troisns vs.. Auto cub ~ Z n IN
\ Nrthurs " BreNstcr AZ 30 p. M
~ Franklin
East Side " Circle Midway a. $50 p ul
IaglowicZ ~. Continental Local No ESQ
~ 500 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Three Old Jockeys

The three Oldest. american
jockeys are Earl Poole. as; Bill
OberL 81. and Buddy EnSor, A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Denied Stories

Between those two announce
mentS there were wild rumorS
in the press that Angott had
been forced to retire because he
efused to be a catspaw of gang
sterS. Angott and his manager.
Honest Charley Jones, denied
these rumors with open throttle.
Personally. we--just a Nevada
BOY in the big city-are convinced
that 27-year-old Angott, a guy
with a wife and a couple of kids,
and a nice home down at Wash
ington. went through the retire
ment act as the only out that
would have prevented him from
being either forced into a crooked
night or risking the safety of him.
self or his loved ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-11
Sammy Plans
Comeback TO
Regain Title
BY JACK CUDDY
1 nited Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK. Jan. Ginning is
ultra-important in the business OF
bashing your neighbours proboScis.
Hence the two timing of Sammy
Angott. retired lightweight cham
pion, which could come only from
an expert. We mean:
ID Angott, the wild walloper
of Washington, Pa. announced
his retirement as lightweight
champion of the world at sunset
on November ID, just couple
of hours before Beau Jack Of
Georgia stepped into Madison
Square Garden ring and
stopped Allie Stolz of Newark,
n. j., in the seventh round
% Angott, the completely re-
tired champion, announced his
return TO the ring at sunset on
January 8. just a couple of hours
before Bob Montgomery, Phila-
delphia Negro. stopped Chester
Rico of New York at the Gar
den in the seventh round.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
SherWin Finishes
Aviofion Course

GULFPORT FIELD, Miss.-P.
F. c. John X. Sherwin, formerly of
S34 Euclid Ave-, Toledo, Ohio, has
been graduated from this big Army
Air Forces Technical Training
Command hool for airplane
mechanics and is ready to take his
place on the farflung service lines
of this global war wherever the
biggest American planes are based
at home or abroad.
He has received course Of in
tensive training to fit him for his
important task in this war. His
training has also fitted him for
an important job in peacetime avi-
alton.
In private life, P. F. C. Sherwin
was stock man at Electric Auto
Lite, Dept. 46, Champlain st.
He is a son of Mrs. Bessie Sher-
win, 1915 Colburn st.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
BLUEBEARD SLAVES
WiIIys
PIoyIef

Time.7:53 A. NJ.
Place-Dept. 684 w. o.
Scene-The darkest corner of a
very oily shop.
Act /, and 3. Enters the work
er... walking rapidly. he sits
down on bench and quickly re-
moves his shiny new shoes. !. lifts
the lid of nearby garbage can. !.
reaches in and fishes out :. his
work shoes. e.. takes some wax pa
per from his pocket wraps wax
paper around his work socks. l..
quickly puts in his work shoes. i.
stands up . puts the new shoes
in a pretty blue box ties up the
box with pink ribbon. :. places box
into garbage can puts the lid
back on. steps out of the dark
corner. Good morning, good
morning" he says to everyone
around =. goes to his work. .
that's all.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
BURY THE HATCHET
By Dick Smith

Election being over, now is the
time to bury the hatchet and
this isn't to be construed to
mean in each others backs. But
before the dirt is thrown back in
the hole from whence it came,
there are still few items of in
terest that have been left unsaid.
The smiles on the faces of some
of the representatives of our en-
ployers the first thing last Mon
day morning, leads US to believe
that the same forces are still at
work who, in the past, served as
informers, or better still, stooges,
notifying the company of any ac-
ton taken in one of our Unit
meetings. Naturally the results of
last Sundays election would draw
a smile from the pan of the un-
happiest man in the world.