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Evening star., 1943-10-03
Three Navy Flyers Die
In Florida Plane Crash

BY The Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. "A
naval officer and two enlisted men
were killed when their plane crashed
near here yesterday, the Jackson
The dead are Ensign Frederick
Falconner Norton. III, 20, Of Bir-
mingham, Ala; Volna D. Redman,
20. aviation radioman third class,
Columbia, Mo. and Nicholas Szegda
jr, 20, seaman first class, Chester,
Pa
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Stolen Cos Transport
Contained OnIy8GuIIons

BY the Associated Press
TOPEKA. kanS.--The thief who
stole huge gasoline transport here
must be disa appointed.
The police report disclosed its con-
tents were only eight gallons of
gasoline
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Silver Sprino P-TA to Meet

An informal get-together will fea-
ture the meeting of the Silver
Spring intermediate School Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm. Tues
day in the auditorium of the school.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
1895 DOWN.

S49.50 per month, buys one
of these charming Colonial
bricks in the heart of ne.
TWenty-seven sold within the
past Is days. Only 21 left.
Act now!
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., NE. $500.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
APARTMENTS uNEuRh. tco,t.).

ATTR. STUDIO APT, LGE LIV. RIM
with fireplace: bedrm., mod. kit. and pvt.
bath: util. furn,; NV. section; conv. trans.
suitable 3-4 Govt girls; immed. occupancy.
Call Hobart 30OS.
926 l. ST. NV, DE FRANCES APT
large room. x. and b.. clean and quiet, no
children: rental ref. required
I LARGE, BRIGHT ROOM, KITCHENETTE
semitic couple or 2 men: $4,000. 3O33
10th st. NV, Apt. 404. after pm.
1918 27th ST. Sc. Mr.. PA Ave
Duplex apt. No. 3, lge. liv. rm., dinette,
kitchen and bath. bedrm. large porch
S42. 80. Available May 1st. Phone Ii. 0406
1862 BELMONT ST. NV RM., KIT.
bath. gas, cleo, phone, refg incl: suitable
l person. Near Meridian PIX CO. O525
Evening star., 1943-04-28
GLOVER PARK
Georgetown Heights

tGeorgetoWn HeightS.l
$40 ,500-Attractive row brick, about 5
years old: 6 rooms, two complete bs tbs,
three porches gas heat, buit-in garage;
all IN excellent condition: adjacent TO
beautiful wooded Government park. BOSS
g. PHELPS, Realtors, MA. 1900. Ask for
Mr.. Condit evenings OR "loI
Evening star., 1943-04-28
ARMY COLONEL,
WITHOUT DEPENDENTS

Wishes l or Ia bedroom efficiency apart
ment with shower. dinette. Frigidaire and
maid service. Must be in apartment build
ing in area west of Rcck Creek. with ga
rage or parking space. FURNISHED OR
WILL BUY FURNITURE if priced reason
able. Box 393-L Star.
FAMILY OF THREE LIFE
LONG WASHINGTON RESI-
DENTS NEED Broom, KIT.
BATH APT; NV. SEC. WO.
6842. GENTLE ADULTS.
REFERENCES.
cOLORED DESIRES 1-ROoM, KITCHEN,
bath unfurn; apt, in NV. by May L 9Th.
terror Bldg. 29'
COLORED, REFINED FAMILY OF
adults; 5-room apt. or Groom house in
nv: Government employees. Phone TR.
O2D1. 2os
Evening star., 1943-04-28
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
CATTLE 5 LIVESTOCK.

RIDING HORSES Uo);. cheap for Quick
sale Saddles, brides. 5409 Patterson rd.,
E. Rjverdale. Nd. -
FRESH COW, pigs, 80; bred sows, Duroc
boar horse plow. burr mill, 1-horse mower,
Dodge la-ton stake truck. Sl15. Pearson
Sandy SprinG. Phone Ashton 3S2l.
SADDLE HORSE, work horses, mare and
mule colt Chincoteague ponies and 3
shoats Temple 2S49.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
APARTMENrs SUBURBAN,

HYATTsvIILE-6 ROOMS AND BATH,
ami: on bus line. Phone Warf1eld $3.50.
UNFURNISHED BASEMENT APT, 2 RMS,
kit. and bath; adults only: $40 monthly
SH. 1879.
ARLINGTON-UNFURN 2-RM. APT,
big bedrm. and comb. dinnette-equipped
kit. Util. furn. Semi-pvt. bath. S31. so.
1901 N. Stafford. oxford, 1921.
LIv RIM, BEDRM KIT AND BATH,
porch, garage. Nr. HilIendale Car Club.
Two adults only; $40, incl. util. Ber-
wyn T75-J-3.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
CHEVY CHASE. MD

Transfer of Army officer makes sails
near TRANSPORTATION; . full baths garage,
early occupancy: it is priced for quick
sale. EN-. 1920 until pm. F. A.
TWEED CO, 5S04 Conn
Evening star., 1943-04-28
CreStWood Area,

An individual all-masonrv center hall,
tiled-roof home that will want your prompt
consideration It is attractively, situated,
tiled baths, 1st-floor lavatory, 1nclosed
porch, sun deck and beautifully equipped
Kitchen, maids room and bath. large
storage attic with rock wool inSulat tion.
IRON FIREMAN HEATING UNIT built in
garage. Price. 100000. Substantial cash
MANNIX. RA 7711. THOS. J. FisHFR
q CO. INC. realtnrs. DI ES2n
Evening star., 1943-04-28
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FTvE-RM, AND BATH BUNGALOW ON
n.1Sre h,asre lot s in nearby MARYLAND. Call
ARE YOU LooKINq FOR FURNISHED
mer months7 Occupancy June eoth: No
small children, references required
bedrooms; baths pSon nice community con-
s1Oo-cHEvY CHASE, D. c.. WITHIN ?
blocks Of Conn. ave. Adults only. Six
rooms room hath gar 0gner giIl 9esSpy twS
Conn Wo 1000 until 5 pm. ''- .
ATTR. HOME FOR. RENT, 3 BLKs. FROM
Zoo; coal furnace. lge. basement; rent. $50
ger Ppsr mo: % rms; & are rented that Ei, bring i in
ing transferred.
cid old, Port @ Tobacco, Nd; home to family
lawn. eonvenienees $3.50 monthis War
and Reesdaysh Phone Ma
TWO SEVERN RIVER BUNGALOWS, d.
rectly on water. private estate. sandy bath
ing beaches, large piers. excellent roads
beautifully furnished in mahogany an.
tiaues; and sleepins rooms, ,elec.
bss fse hse E 1one OIL nx ns
harbor and private railway: moderate
oils 4soa sat fson and Gr sun tbefope pm
Weekdays Baltimore. Mulberry 3TS4. DIR.
NJ WHITEHURST. mgr.
BETHEsDA, MD.
b-room brick Cape Cod BUNGALOW 2
bedrooms. attic. porch, garage, gas heat
electric refrigerator, attractive lot: avail
able May LIST.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
Exclusive Aren't,
1908 H St. NV National a345!
BETHESDA, MD.-BRICK. DETACHED, Q
bedrooms, large rooms. flne furniture and
equipment. S125; possession May 7th.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK, 8 RMS. AND
bath. h.-w.h., nm. reserved by owner.
''o' JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
7o4 18th st. NV. District S148.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.

ONLY Z YEARS OLD.
Your opportunity to buy a fine center
hall brick Colonial residence on Wooded
lot. 100000, in MANOR CLUB ESTATES.
Living room, 14X25: other rooms in pro-
portion: f1rst-f1oor powder room, paneled
recreation room with fireplace, maid 5
room and bath, stairway to insulated attic.
@-car garaee. screened side living porch.
CALL WOODIFY 900
EVENINGS. MR.. POWELL. ASHTON hono
Evening star., 1943-04-28

AccoRpIoN ys,ntedI lSo bass; ,4ss good con-
ADDING MACHINES, calculators, type
critters all KINDS any any conc Teek t0p p5es
AIR cONDITIoNERS. fans and cooling
devices. Call RE. 1861. "
AIR-CoNDITIoNING UNIT. small, for bed
room. state make age, size, lowest ga. sash
size. Phone Dupont 1855: after 6. Wis
BABY CARRIAGE, in good condition. Call
Shepherd 7l22 after 5:30 pm
BEDROOM; dining, living room t fpgnitnTe' pG ntnT
NC carefully, STORAGE. ia. 2937 2a'
BEDROOM SUITES, Office furniture din
ing and living room suites elec. refrigera-
tors, glassware and rugs. Dupont O5l3
BEDS complete; also living room furniture
and odd pieces. Private party. RA. 1851,
CAMERAS wanted. Leica and Contax.
Phone Metropolitan 11S2.
used clothing. Berman's. 1872 Eth st. n. W.
ME. 1857. Open eve. Will call.
CLoTHING-Bettsr prices psid for men $
Yssd pi ess sSshes open sVs w hiss ss ' ST.
chimes. any kind. any condition: cash in
30 min; top price guaranteed. FIR. OBS.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRs, furniture,
safes, @ once equipment. washing and sweing
machines. We buy anythins. AID. 7al5.
FRENCH DOORS, S4x21", .194" thick, of
sampeEs shs PINE as p'nss sad " s5@ss Ss Zach E4
irving st. ne. North 1890 eve. "9'
FURNITURE EtHousehold effects, wash
machine and elec refrigerator wanted at
once Call Mr.. Grady. MA. 262o.
household goods also piano. Call evenings.
Repuhlic 36... A.
FURNITURE, any quantity, highest cash
prices; also, cut glass, brie-a-brac; Quick
FURNITURE. paintings. rugs, silverware,
china, ANTIQUES. Highest prices. Hobby
Art Galleries. GIG 9th NV. EX. 7476. May.
kinds; no quantity too small or too large.
Spot cash, immed. removal. TE. $3.50.
FURNITURE, bric-a -hrac. chine glassware.
paintings highest ,sa
FURNITURE. RUGS, electric refg., Washing
highest cash prices for best results. Call
any time Metropolitan 1924. 2a'
Call Oliver 6613.
JEwELRY. diamonds, shoteuns, cameras,
binoculars and mems clothing, HIGHEST
sas Max pA aaes sS ehofs nx ME- s1
mower for tractor. National s474. 20.
PIANo-Cash for grand, spinet or uprieht.
Must be barsain. Box 43-M. Star. 4.
PIANO, apt baby grand or spinet. mahog-
any State make, age and lowest cash
price, Box 25-M. Star tar---- aa'
PIANOS-Will pay top cash price for
grand. spinet and upright models Write
or phone for appraisal, MA. 1929, Hugo
Worch, ITO @ st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair; hemstitchinE; buttons covered
WASHING MACHINE, private party viii
pay up to 500 for good washer. Please
cali CO 1857 ---
WASHING MACHINES, refrissrators r.,
minutes. TOP price guaranteed, FIR. of3s.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
L. T. GRAVATTE,
IN ST. ANTHONY;S PARISH
ROCK CREEK HILLS.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE. MD
If you are looking for something differ
ent. see this individual home Large
studio living room is paneled and has a
honey wood-burninc fireplace, guest bed
room and bath first floor. dinnc room
and beautifully equipped kitchen. . large
bedrooms and bath on second floor maid S
quarters with bath, %-car garage; LARGE
corner lot Only S16.95O.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
A PICTURE-BOOK HOUSE

just yrs. old, with rooms and bath, IN
immaculate condition, located in a sub
dlvlslon of new homes overlooking the
golf course. Out-of-toWn owner has au-
thorized its sale al the low price of s. a50
with possession within > weeks. A REAL
BUY. Call ME-. 1l43 until o pm
] WESI EY EIICEAN NAN REAI TOP
Evening star., 1943-04-28
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

PREFARE FOR THIS WINTER.
Oak, Hickory, Seasoned-S2O Cord.
Pierson, Sandy Spring. Ashton 3S2l
Evening star., 1943-04-28
RE-uPHOLSTERING.
BOATS.

CALLED TO SERVICE, must sell Aft.
cruiser East Wind, completely equipped for
year-around living; price, $500. Sip
12 east, 1900 Maine ave: s.W.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
OPPORTUNITY IN
SPRING VALLEY
MONEY-MAKERC

Rooming house. L r., 3 b., h.-wh. oil:
popular, restricted neighborhood, close to
everything; S12,450, completely furnished
with extra fine furniture: substantial down
payment; income. S2T5 mo. LARRY O..
ETEFJ,E RE 044a EN- f315
Evening star., 1943-04-28
POULTRY & EGGS

production, now laying well. Wisconsin
1892.
POULTRY SUPPLIES-Conkey's Y-O feeds
James Feed Store, 6l9 K st. NV. Metro.
politan 00Sa.
Evening star., 1943-04-28

HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.
BETHESDA, MD.-LARGE LOT. 8 BED
rooms, one on 1st floor: IA baths, S91 SO.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. WI. $500.
FOUR-BEDRoOM HOUSE, SPRING VAL
SANDOZ, INC. realtors, DU. 1884
Evening star., 1943-04-28
MOVE RIGHT IN!

72O Tewkesbury pl. .w.-New-house
condition. 6-rm. and bath brick home,
conv to everything. Priced to sell on at
tractive terms. Mr.. Thompson. DIXIE
REALTY CO, MA. $3.50: ewes, RA. 1852.
923 L ST. NV.
10 rooms, 2 baths. Priced low for
prompt sale to settle estate. DIXIE
Evening star., 1943-04-28
FARM G GARDEN.

GANG MOWER, new or used, 3 or gang,
wanted Call Oliver 6613.
FoRDsoN TRACTOR. CO. 1895 after 6
IN, Simmons.
EXPERT TREE WORK, Trees pruned. or
cut fireplace size. Cavity work a specially.
For estimate call IA. 3S3S or 81. :iS3s
100 OR MORE MIMOSA BLOOMING
shade trees, 81 to 81 each: will trade Tor
shrubbery. Friendship Heights Tel. WI
$3.50.
TRACTOR, International 1920: reason
able Call, 6-S. Decatur S592
GROW YOUR OWN FRUrr-Plantng our
super-size, early-bearing trees and plants,
Write for free copv new lowprice cata-
logue, listing more than 500 varlefles. or
fered by Virginas largest growers.
Waynesboro Nurseries. Waynesboro. Va.
30-ACRE FARM 10 ACRES PLOWED,
dragged-ready for planting.
Desire couple or family to work 5000
basis Have seed potatoes. onion sets
Will advance sufficient living expenses
II necessary.
ROBERT GRAIN. Ashton, Md, Ashton 1866.
YOU. TOO. can have beautiful healthy
green lawn! LIE Us fertifze and seed it for
YOU Careful, expert work Call ia 1888
or 81. 1888 for estimate.
PLOW and harrow your Victory garden
Prompt service Warfeld 4593.
Evening star., 1943-04-28

MOVING. PACKING g. STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelma n {
Moving 81 Storage Co, Taylor 2931 30.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
NEARLY NEW-$8 95O

Kentland Village. Nd, just of New
Hampshire ave. extended. close to bus: hall
entrance. 8 large rooms g bedrooms,
well-planned interior. Owner moving to
country Priced low for substantial cash
payment, Can be inspected at any time.
FRANK j. VOLKMAN.
EMERSON 4e4e. EVE. AND SUM-. OR ee12.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
CLEVELAND PARK, S11,95O.

Near Cathedral-DeIached, ) bedrooms
= baths q IN basement; ] block to bus.
BOSS q PHELPS, realtors, MA. 1900 tex-
CluSiVely). Evenings, Mr.. MeaSeli, AID.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
OCCUPANCY AT ONCE.

oi2-year -old brick BUNGALOW, corner lot
: large rooms fireplace, full basement. full
attic. oil heat: $4,000. Near new Nava
HnSnital Oliver kSk4
Evening star., 1943-04-28
18th and Columbia Rd. NV
II ROOMS. 3 BATHS.

Large row brick home. operated as
roomng house for last years. fully Ii
censed. fire escapes. meets all D. c. re-
auirements PROPERTY FURNITURE
AND BUSINESS. S12,a50; ON TERMS;
Possession within 81 hours. Can be sold
without furniture if desired. Inspection
by appointment only with Mr.. Tabler,
WI GlS2. with
SHANNON 81 LUCHs co.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
CAPITOL HILL.

NEWLY RENOVATED-Ss, 500,
a modern Colonial brick. within SQUARE
OF Maryland ave. ne. Has liv room din
room, kit. and glassed-In porch on first
floor; 3 bedrooms and glassed-in sleeping
porch and bath on second floor: ! room Is
plped for gas and water; could easily be
made into 2-family home; 2-car garage
Owner will make attractive terms. Eve
nlngS, phone Temple Dob
Evening star., 1943-04-28

Will enjoy the yard of this lovely -yr old
detached brick home with 7 rooms. . z
A.. located in a subdivision of new de-
tached homes within a few minutes walk
of the school. stores and bus. Priced to
sell Call ME. 1143 until 8 pm.
i WESI EY BUCHANAN. REAL TOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-28
SOUTHEAST-S7,9 $50

Near Pa. and Alabama aves-PracticaIlv
new Seml-detached brick. rooms and
pain, gas heat: immediate possession :
~ 900 cash SO month. Owner leaving
CITY: BOSS & PHELPS. realtors MA.
$500. EVENINGS, cali Mr., Condit, on, 2inI
Evening star., 1943-04-28

MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS Z and 8
years old, desire furn. rm. with kitchen
privilege, or small apt. DI. 1888 after
3 pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-28

Phoebe Hearst School, Immacul Semin
ary' stores and car line, Brick home in
pest section OF Cleveland Park; 4 BEDRMS.,
: BATHS; all good-sized rms; auto. hot
water neat. built-ln garage. Priced for
quick sale at $4,000.
z SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1903 H st. NV. Ma 2345
Evening star., 1943-04-28
9,000-SOUTHEAST
NEAR SHOREHAM

Mass Avenue Park-Detached, 6 bedrooms
5l2 ba tbs den immediate possession; COM
pie1eiy o1,y, redecorated. Price, S22 800, BOSS
Mr.. MeaSell. AID 0533
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-15
.Loew's TO
Hold Contest

Workers in all Toledo War
Plants will be given the oppor-
tunity of presenting valuable sug-
gestions to eliminate hardness and
absenteeism and win guest tickets
to see a thrilling movie in the bar
gain.
The Valentine theatre is giving
guest tickets 30 those who submit
the best suggestions to erase these
production obtacles, to see James
Cagney's newt film Johnny Comes
Lately which opens at the theatre
on Wednesday night at midnight
with a round -the-clock showing.
Here's your chance to tell those
"Johnny Come Latelies" how to I'M
prove their attendance status, ano
get free entertainment in the bar
gain. So submit your suggestion;
in as few words as possible, in youi
own language, to the committee II
charge at your plant.
Winners will be announced with
in the next week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-15
Board Elects
Members

BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. g.
Regional elections were held
here today to name regional
directors who serve as men,
bers of the UAW-CIO eXecu-
tive Board. Following were elected:
Region 1. Leo LaMotte and
Melvin Bishop; Region IA, Will
liam Stevenson and Percy Llewe-
lyn; Region 1-B, William McAuley;
Region &c, Carl A. Swanson; Re-
gion I'D, Arnold Coxhill; Region
2, Richard E. Reisinger; Region
IA, Paul f. Miley; Region 2-B,
Richard Gosser; Region 3, Arnold
Atwood; Region 4, Joseph Mattsou;
Region 5, John w. Livingston; Re-
gion 6, L. H. Michener; Region 7,
George Burt; Region 8, Thomas j.
Starting; Region 9, William K.
Blakeley; Region "a, Charles
kerrigan.
Members of the. Board were
scheduled to be installed by Rich
ard Leonard Board member defeat
ed for the offices of secretary
treasurer and ice-president.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-15

The legal career of Judge
Frank w. Wiley, who is running
for election to a judgeship in
Municipal %Court, was almost
smashed by a major tragedy in
1882, one year after he received
his law degree.
Mr.. Wiley was struck by a
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
train on Front street. He was
working nights at the Barrett
CO., as chemist, as he sought
to establish law business dur
ing the day. The train accident
injured critically the attorney
chemist and it was necessary to
amputate his left leg above the
knee.
Undaunted after months in a
hospital, the youthful attorney
continued his legal studies while
he was recovering from the in
juries.
After quitting the hospital Mr.,
Wiley again resumed his law
practice. After 10 years in pri-
vate practice, the climax Of At
torney Wiley's career was at
tanned by appointment to a
judgeship in municipal court.
Judge Wiley was appointed
judge in Municipal Court by Gov
ernor John w. Bricker in Sept,
1912, to replace the late Judge
Frank +. O'Conneli.
Since stepping up to the impor-
tant city post, Judge Wiley has
always given full consideration
and carefully weighed all evil
dence presented to him in civil
and criminal cases, his support
ers state.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-15

Dave Topper, member of the
City Commission of Publicity and
Efficiency, has created consider
able interest in recent weeks by
advancing a plan for war me-
mortal to be constructed after
the war, At Mr.. Topper's sugges-
ton, the commission recommend
ed erection Of such a memorial
building in the Civic Center.
The building, it is proposed,
shall be a combination memorial
to heroic veterans and a meeting
place for veterans and the public.
1t is proposed that the building
shall be a large one, including an
auditorium capable of attracting
major conventions and meetings
to Toledo.
Mr.. Topper's suggestion has
met with considerable favorable
comment from many local vet
erans' and other organizations
and is being seriously considered
in view Of the fact that at the
present time the city has no ade-
quate space for large conven-
tions.
Mr.. Topper is a veteran of
World War | and is a candidate
for Judge of the Municipal Court.
He has been active with the Old
Newsboys Goodfcllow Associa-
ton and has headed the newspa-
per sales committee that spon-
sors the annual sale of newspa-
pers. He is a practicing attorney
and formerly served under Attor-
ney General Bettman and Cover
nor Bricker when he held the
office.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-15
Seal Sole
Opens Nov. n

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Executive
secretaries of tuberculosis and
health associations in Ohio met on
October 4 at the Neil House, CO.
lumbus, to make plans for the 37th
annual Christmas Seal Sale which
opens on November %.
A goal of 100000 has been set
to finance the tuberculosis control
work of the voluntary tuberculosis
associations in Ohio. The tubercu-
losis associations are expanding
their programs to meet the require
ments of wartime anti-tubercu-
losis campaign They are coop
Grating with industry in health
education programs and the eXami-
nation of employees for tubercu-
losis. In addition, they are in
tensifying their regular programs
of health education, diagnostic
clinics and tuberculin testing pro-
grams in cooperation with official
health departments and schools.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-15
Officials
Vote

Councilman Howard Etchen
seeking to create some inter-
est in his own candidacy for
city Council in addition to the
free eggs and chickens which
he is passing out to deserving
friends, saw fit to make an attack
on Safety Director Edward De-
Angelo at Mondays Council ses-
sion.
Telling Council his political prob
lens instead of discussing impor-
tant matters before that body, Mr..
Etchen charged that Mr.. DeAngelo
had taken 60 days leave of absence
in order to campaign for candi-
dates favorable to him, and asked
that George N. choonmaker, city
manager, investigate a story in
Saturdays Toledo Blade and report
back to Council Wednesday.
Mr. Etchen waXed eloquent anC
claimed that such political activi-
ties on the part of the safety di.
rector were contrary to the terms
of the city charter. Councilman
Michel V. Disable who is not averse
to grasping an opportunity, imme
diately chimed in and said, "Well
I'm glad to see you back on the
side of the charter.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-15
Convention
HighIighfs.
SideIiqhfs
Continued from Page 1


taking notes and watching the pro-
ceedings with intense interest. No
doubt his columns will reflect his
ideas for weeks to come.
Wives of delegates were in con-
slant attendance, and the wives of
Local IL members looked tops
among the gals.
Dick Gosser made favorable
impression upon the convention in
the few times he spoke. Even some
of the delegates from Locals OPP
posed to his propositions COM
mented favorably about him. Dick
did a good job.
, Busiest of the Toledo delegates
were Melvin Schultz and Norman
Meyers. Norm had to get the
dough each day to pay off the To-
ledo delegates and secuted around
the hall locating all of them.
Art Peth and "Toots" Martin
were the noise spark plugs for the
Toledo delegation. "Toots" is still
injuring a severely tried set of
vocal chords and Art is still puck
cred around the mouth from blow
ing a whistle.
Francis Bushman, president of
Local 27, was one of the interested
delegates. He took keen interest
in all the proceedings and made a
lot of penciled notations.
On Thursday, when the roll call
vote for secretary-treasurer went
far into the evening, the lunch
stands ran out of hot dogs. The
delegates ate cold dogs and drank
cold pop and blurped far into the
night.
1t was one of the soberest con-
ventions on record.
Most of the Toledo delegates
made the trip by boat from De-
troit. On the way over, there was
caucus in every corner. On the
way back the crowd was fan
quieter.
Biggest moment of the conven
tion-When the executive boarc
members expressed themselves or
incentive pay,
Most exciting moment OF the
convention-the vote Of Fore
Local 600 which threw the secre
tarv-treasurer election to Georg'
Adde's.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-15
Interest Shown
In War Chest
Continued from Page l

Contributions to the Community
War Chest help support and carry
on the work of Polish War Relief
as well as 16 other war relief
agencies, War-Community SerV-
ices and AZ local health and wei
fare agencies of the Toledo Com
munity Chest. ske1
Chest leaders pointed out right
Polish persons in the Toledo \ m
have been very generous in 49,
past both with time and money in
furthering Chest campaigns.
The goal for the local drive is
81, ,309,944, an increase of 28 per
cent over last years quota. This
increase is necessary because Of
the expanded needs of the war re-
lief agencies.
The CIO is cooperating COM
pletely with this years drive and
many CIO members are taking an
active part in the campaign, ac-
cording to Richard Lazette, CIO
Chest director, who pointed out
that increased cooperation is re-
quired from all Chest participants
in order to make the drive a sue
cess.