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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30
Union Action Asked To Aid
War Disabled Get Jobs

Detroit ULNS). - Establishment of
"light-wOrk" departments in industrial
plants where disabled war veterans
might find employment has been sug-
gested by II. Il. Thomas, president of
the CIO United Automobile Workers,
in Il letter to all locals of the Organi-
ZatiOn.
Thomas declared that, while CON
tracts with industry generally main
tined seniority of unionists in the
country's armed service, there were no
provisions for employment of return
ing disabled men.
Il ask that all our local unions pro-
ceed Immediately to consider the stu
alton in their own plants said
Thomas, and negotiate with manage
ment of what might be called light
work departments.
Here partially disabled =, veterans
could do Il fair days work and thus
earn decent living for themselves and
their families"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30
NUTRITION AND LABOR
IS NUTRITION HIGHFALUTIN?

One often hears the complaint that
ing the food supply and the food habits
Of the population use too fancy Ian
guage TO be understood. The frequent
use Of the word, nutrition is then
given as an example by such critics.
They 20 on to say that such educators
are often in the clouds, that they fail
to realize that food is something you
eat and not something you experiment
on or something you feed your body
merely because it needs vitamns and
minerals
The arguments given by these people
are absolutely correct. Moreover, it is
moi true that teachers in nutrition and
food experts are unaware Of what
these critics point out. On the con
trary, those few nutritionists who try
TO convert eating habits into a dreary
act Of replenishing the cells of our
tissues with energy, vitamnS. or min
erals have been ridiculed by many Of
their colleagues long before those who
criticize them were aware of the sub
Ject. It is readily admitted that those
nutritioniSts who make the subject dry
and dreary are ridiculous and harmful.
When people eat food they expect a
certain taste from it, and that is main
ly what they are concerned with -
which Is as it should be For example.
we have definite ideas about the order
in which we want certain dishes served
and eaten. Some people like certain
things salted and others not. In the
United States meat is eaten with
sweet, such az cranberry sauce. and
pie is eaten with cheese ] have visited
many countries in which both these
combinations were considered barbal.ic
and unnatural: yet, az everybody
knows. all food, regardless of the So
quence in which it is eaten. reaches the
stomach and shares in the general
miX-up which prevails there. All food
in the stomach is mixed in its strong
acid juices; Yet no scientist would be
foolish enough to urge that because
food il mixed in the stomach. we
should mix it reckleSsly on the plate
We do not experience the action of the
stomach, but we do experience the
sensation of taste. and it is that we
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30
Progress Is Made
On Coal Dust Peril
Air Exhdust Method Elirni-
mates Fire Hazards. I'M
proves Heulth Conditions

Washington, D. c. ULNS)-Aware
of the danger of Il disastrous fire or
explosion, progressive coal mining com
panies have made definite progress to-
ward curbing coal-dust hazards in
mine tipples and cleaning plants, DR..
r. II. Sayers, director of the Bureau
of Mines, said in announcing pubica-
ton of bureau review describing
dust-control systems used in the United
States.
Accident records disclose that sew
eral fires and explosions have occurred
in tipples and cleaning plants, some
involving loss of life and many caus-
ing extensive property damage DR..
Sayers says.
Suppression of coal dust is Il rela-
lively new development but several
methods have proved feasible, particu-
larly those employing air exhaust and
sprinkling systems, the bureaus report
states. The air exhaust method elimi-
mates use of water or wetting agents
but requires installation of Il fan. air
ducts, and a duSt-colecting system.
Sprinkling systems require water or
wetting solutions for sprays at dumps
or coal crushing units but not neceS-
sarily in large volume. Usually not
more than a gallon of water is needed
for each ton of coal, and this is not
enough to hinder the screening of
treated coal into commercial sizes, the
rpDort comments
Numberout problems exist in the
maintenance and operation of dust
control systems and some remain I'M
solved, but Disadvantages of dust sup
solved, but the advantages of dust sup
the report adds. These benefits include
elimination of explosion and fire
hazards, better visibility and fewer
accidents. and more healthful working
conditions with improved employer
employee relationships.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30
Puerto Ricdn Children
Deprived Of Education

Chicago. - About 40 per cent of
Puerto RicO's 100000 children of school
age are not getting an education be-
cause the United States is not prOvid-
ing schools for them, Secretary Treas
urer Irwin r. Kuenzli Of the American
Federation Of Teachers, charged.
Thousands of Puerto Rican men Of
military age We're rejected for service
because of illiteracy. he said. Over
20 per cent Of the population cannot
read or write.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30
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Keeping ahead OF the Times +
BY MARY MOORE E
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How about Spanish Pork Chops now
that pork is lower in points? Buy one
thick chop for each person, brown
slightly by soaring and place in butter
ed baking dish. Pour z cup uncooked
rice over chops. Add | can seasoned
tomatoes and ] small can Tor fresh)
mushrooms which have been Drowned
in butter substitute. Mnce together |
small green pepper and ! onion and
sprinkle on top. Season Place in oven
until rice is cooked.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30
Mrs. Roosevelt Accepts Invitation
To AFL Executive Council Meeting

Washington d. CIrs Franklin D. Roosevelt has nvi
tion visit quarterly the F Executive Council which
N mi o II.
to
a
The Council consider
immediate
of
to
ction O
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30

No drug for the cure of tuberculosis
or immuniZatiOn against it has yet
been found. Christmas Seals finance
continuous scientific research. search
ing for such agents
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30
Shorts

October production of all types of
aircraft reached new high of S,362.
Who was it laughed when FDR
wanted $4,000 year?
Despite losses by the coal strike,
steel production i'm October also
broke all records.
Oregon Shipbuilding Corp, Portland,
gets Il gold wreath for completing
ships in less than 1O5 days % consecu-
tive times.
Hiring controls do not apply to ply
sicians, dentists, sanitary engineers
and nurses, WMC says.
1914 will see 80 million new tires
released, but situation will remain
tight" says Rubber Director Dewey.
Florida Judge kills state anti-labOr
law; says closed shop contracts are
OK.
Material mfrs. says after-the-war
construction will provide 612 million
jobs.
Sen. kilgOre says American business
men equipped Hitler for conquering
the wOrld-and Strengthening L. s.
dOughbOyS.
IBEW represents more than so per
cent of the nations electric utility
employees.
NY labor warns that unless all or
ganized labor pulls together they'll De
pulled apart when the war is over.
$4,000 women are employed in naval
munitions factories.
owl reports war plants must hire
II employees to get 8. !
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-12-30

Italy has been called pre-eminently
in Milan, Turin, Genoa and Naples.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Redskins, in Buffalo
Polish for Sunday
Tilt With Cards

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. "a
Twenty-eight strong, the Redskins
arrived here today and Immediately
went into their practice routine.
The Skins will meet the Chicago
Cardinals in an exhibition contest
here Sunday at pm, the last game
of a series of four preseason tits
They've dropped three and hope to
take the final at the expense of the
Red Birds, who lost their league
opener to Detroit last Sunday.
Following the Cardinals game the
Skins have two weeks of tough
workouts ahead before the league
opener here against Brooklyn Octo-
ber 10, and Coaches Dutch Bergman
and Turk Edwards will speed up the
work.
Bergman views the loss of three
games as good training for the
league campaign. He has a crack
starting team, but good replace
ments haven't yet developed.
Ted Williams, halfback obtained
from the Steagles in deal last
week, is expected to answer the need
for fast-stepping, ground-gaining
back.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Procurement Women
Open Duckpin Loop

The Women's Procurement Bowling
League will usher in It's season today
at $50 at Hi-Skor with Robert lie
Fevre, assistant to the director OF
the Procurement Division, rolling
the first ball. Alice jackson is presi-
dent of the league.
In the Silver Spring Mixed League
opener, John Reid led the males with
l46 and 395 while Frances BoxwelI
bagged top honors for the fair rollers
with 142 and 352. Charley Halls
quint had high scores Of 578 and
1850.
Bill Caul's 160 was the high light
as the Modern Way Movers swamped
Freidmans Department Store with
scores Of sos and 1,706 in the Takoma
Duckpin Association loop.
Champ Bowen shone with 16l and
39l to spark Weltmans Liquor Store S
80 win from Fat Boy in the Amer
ican League at GreeriEay Bowl.
Andy Kramer fired 148 and 800
to give Davis Sand and Gravel quint
81 edge over Sellers Plumbers in
the Bethesda major loop.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
BY GEORGE HUBER.

University of Maryland's eleven
makes its bow as the only collegiate
football team in the Washington
area this year when it plays the
Curtis Bay Coast Guard Cutters to-
morrow at College Park. Game
time will be 2:30.
1t will be much different team
from the one Clark Shaughnessy,
who since has shifted to the greener
pastures of Pittsburgh, began to
build at Maryland last year. For
one thing, the flashy red uniforms
are gone and the Old Liners return
to the black and gold of more con-
servative day. The difference goes
much deeper than the uniforms.
however.
Coach Doc Spears, VINO came from
Toledo to succeed the leading advo-
cate of the T formation, describes
the Terrapin eleven as merely a
freshman team, and this just about
tells the story. Scarcely a player is
more than II and only a mere
handful saw any sort of action on a
Maryland team-varsity, jayvee or
freshmar-last year.
Spears is going along with the T
system with a few variations of his
own. The team has a reasonable
amount of speed, but lacks polish.
The line may average 180 pounds
and the backfield may go as high
as ITS, which isn't too bad under
present conditions.
Maryland's defense still is untried
as practice sessions have been de-
voted to getting an attack organ
lied.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Old Liners Practice Affords
Little Hint of Grid Prowess

| The probable starting Lineup
against Curtis Bay is Pat Mccarthy
left end; Wilbur Rock, left tackle
Pete Karangelen, left guard; Alex
Bobenko, center; Hubert Moody
right guard; Larry Cooper, right
tackle; Ralph Fico or Ed Hurson
right end; Joe Maker, quarterback
Dick Tuschak, left half; Gordon
Taylor, right half, and Charles
Schoenherr, fullback.
The Cutters, coached by Ensign
Marvin Dillner and Boatswain S
Mate John Mariucci. former Mime
sofa stars, and Chief Boatswain's s
Mate Andy Jakomas, will depend on
heft. experience and the Gopher
power system Dillner played under
Doc Spears at Minnesota, while
Mariucci was end for the Gophers
from 1887 to 1899.
The Cutters attack is built around
triple-threat star from North Da-
kota, Walter Dobler, 180-pound left
halfback.
Other probably backfield starters
are Charles Vaughan, formerly of
Tennessee, Detroit Lions and Chi
cago Cardinals; Ed Riley, Providence
College, and William Lemberger,
Chicago semipro player.
The line probably will average 200
pounds. Ends are Joe Hirscher,
Minnesota, and Dominic Gibson,
Marshall College; tackles are Pat
Holland and John Pitt, both former
semipros; guards are Russell Mo-
naco, Fordham. and Robert Norway,
Delaware, and center is Frank
Fraker, Adrian.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

Two OF the most progressive and
enterprising OF the kennel clubs
Of the East--the Old Dominion KEN
mel Club OF Northern Virginia and
the National Capital Kennel Club
with Washington headquarters will
stage their second ls43 week end of
dog shows at Meadowbrook Club.
Chevy Chase, Md, October
and 5, according to the chairmen
Of the twin events, Raymond scaggs
Of Upper Marlboro and John Ander-
son of Silver Spring. Md.
Each show will draw an entry Of
between 500 and 500 dogs, with at
least 300 of these local dogs, and
the committees warn those who want
their dogs in the shows that all
entries must be mailed by the end
of this week. The catalogues close
and go to press Monday noon, Sep
tember 81. at which time all blanks
must be in the hands of the Foley
Dog Show Organization, 2003 North
Ranstead street, Philadelphia,
which superintends the shows.
To be eligible, dog must be at
least months old and pure bred.
1t need not be registered nor need
the pedigree be known; in this case,
1t Is entered as listed" for the pay
ment of an additional small fee.
The Old Dominion Kennel Club Is
calling particular attention to the
regular novice classes, made es-
peciaaly attractive by the offer Of
silver-plated trophies for blue ribbon
winners in these classes in all breeds.
The National Capital Kennel Club
has local classes, for dogs within
50-mile radius Of Washington, in
which there are special ribbons and
awards. An additional 81 entry fee
is required for these local classes
only.
For further information telephone
A. 8. Gardiner, jr., National 0334,
president of Old Dominion, and DR..
Charles r. Davis, Warfield 1894,
president Of National Capital.
On October 2, Old Dominion will
feature whippet races. Next day.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Grays Scrap 10 Even
Negro Series Toniqht

Homestead Grays, running into
unexpected difficulties against the
underrated Birmingham Black
Barons In the Negro World Series
will be striving to even the count in
tonight's game at Griffith Stadium
The Barons took the lead three
nights ago when they opened with a
AZ win. Last nights Thinning tilt
in Baltimore ended SIS.
The Grays tied the game In the
ninth and the midnight curfew
halted things after three more score
less frames.
Either Edsel Walker or Roy Part
low, both southpaws, will pitch for
the Grays tonight, while the Barons
have John Huber and Lefty McInnis
available.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Notre Dame, Princeton, Navy,
N. G. Among Grid Choices

rebuilt since last seasons successful
campaign. Without hesitation, the
Middies from Annapolis.
West Point Potent.
Army -Villanova-This may be one
OF the best Army elevens in recent
years so until proven otherwise wen
go along with Earl Blaik.
Camp Grant Wisconsin - We've
got to pick the Soldiers until the
Badgers show more than our Mid
west scouts indicate they have.
Marquette-Purdue - Purdue has
shown 1t can score; Marquette also
may be able to tally often but it's
the Boilermakers on the first ballot.
Duke-Richmond - Just a light
workout for the Blue Devils from
Durham.
Yale-United States Coast Guard
(NeW London) n)--Ditto above for
Yale.
Rochester-C olgate - Rochester
whipped Yale but can't see De-
groot's squad making it two straight.
Colgate.
Penn State-Bucknell - Bucknell
should profit by that one-point de-
feat at the hands of Cornell. Buck
nell.
Cornell-Sampson Naval Station
A tough one with Collegians getting
the shade.
Southern Methodist-T Tulsa - The
Oklahomans, fortified by 4-Fs and
transfers, get the nod. Tulsa.
Southern California;. C. l.. A
The Trojans have too much line
power and experience for the Uclans.
st. Mary's Has Lean Pickings.
st. Mary's-California-St. Mary,s
has only 100 students (not players.
California doesn't look strong but
it's the Golden Bears.
Skipping over the yardage lines
from a single wing back formation:
Temple over " NJ I. today, Kan
sas over Washburn (today), Texas
Tech over Oklahoma A. and M. (to-
day., Clemson over Presbyterian,
North Carolina State over Newport
News Naval Apprentice, Camp Davis
over Wake Forest, South Carolina
over Newberry, Bainbridge Navy
over Camp Lejeune Marines, Mary
land over Curtis Bay, Norman Naval
Base over Oklahoma, Arkansas over
Missouri School of Mines, Texas
Aggies to beat Bryan Field, Rice to
whip Randolph Field, Texas to take
Blackland Field, Washington over
Whitman, Denver over Colorado
Mines (today), Colorado to take the
measure of Fort Warren, Colorado
College over New Mexico, College OF
Pacific over st. Mary's Prefight,
and on Sunday Dartmouth to start
off winning season against Holy
Cross.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
New Officers Chosen
By Touchdown Club

A new list of officers and members
Of the board of governors of the
Touchdown Club of Washington be-
gan their terms today.
Elected president to succeed Ad-
miral Emory S. Land, chairman of
the Maritime Commission, was Rob-
ert C. Simmons of Texas University
who has been serving as vice presi-
dent. Don Adams of Maryland Uni
versity was elected vice president
and Jim Magner. North Carolina
University, was picked as secretary
treasurer. The officers will serve for
one year.
Starting their two-year terms on
the board of governors are J. Kip
Edwards, Stevens; Joe Escude,
Pennsylvania: Ralph Espy, Hobart;
Comdr. E. J. Spaulding, Syracuse;
Comdr. Frank Wickhorst, Navy; L.
P. Walsh, Minnesota. Finishing
their first year on the board are
w. j. DeButts, Virginia; H. P. Flynn,
Catholic University; Hon. I. M.
Foster, Ohio University; S. j. Gass,
Lehigh: o. D. Hollenbeck, Colgate;
G. P. Marshall, James O'Connor
Roberts, Georgetown.
AL past presidents are members
Of the board.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Sosscer and Cover to Speak
At Bond Duckpin Openinq

Representative Lansdale G.. Sas-
seer Of Maryland and Mayor E..
M. Cover of Hyattsville will be the
keynoters when the Prince Georges
County Service Clubs two-week
War bond bowling tournament
opens at Z o'clock Sunday night at
the Hyattsville Recreation with a
goal of 100000.
With the all-star District League
matches as the main attraction,
Oscar Hiser, the Hyattsville duckpin
chieftain. who is sponsoring the
tournament in conjunction with the
Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions Clubs,
will offer as special prizes $50 and
$25 bonds for the two highest three
Evening star., 1943-09-24
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Having
stuffed our pockets full of good luck
charms, disposed of the neighbor S
black cat and consulted the various
sectional experts, we plunge head
first into footballs annual guessing
game
Pittsburgh-Notre Dame-Pitt has
Coach Clark Shaughnessy, his '"T''
formation and most of youngsters.
Notre Dame also has the ''T' plus
Angelo Bertelli to make it click.
Notre Dame by wide margin.
Pennsylvania -Princeton-A couple
of ivy-clad schools getting together
earlier than usual. But there ap-
pear to be too many ex-Penn players
at Princeton, so it's the Tigers.
Northwestern n 40 t O
Graham is back at Northwestern
plus plenty of reserves. 'Nough said.
Minnesota -Missouri-Thc Gophers
are not the powerhouse of old, but
still should whip the Big Six boys.
Strings With Great Lakes.
Great Lakes-Iowa - Purdue beat
the Sailors last week, but the Hawk
eyes aren't the Boilermakers, so we'll
string along with the gobs.
Michigan-Western Michigan A
breather for both the power-laden
Wolverines and the writer.
Ohio State-Iowa Prefight-Looks
as if Ohio State will drop its first
opening game since 1894. The Navy
boys have too much experience for
Paul Browns 17-year-old- studded
eleven.
Louisiana State Georgia - TIC O
many Bayou freshmen for Georgia. S
lightweights.
Georgia Tech-North Carolina
Tech is touted as "the team" of the
war-riddled Southeastern Confer
ence, but North Carolina has q
squad Of 90 players, including 40
backs. So weak vote for the Tar
Heels.
Navy-North Carolina Preflight-
The Navy can field an all-veteran
team while the Cloudbusters have
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Rabies to Be Subject
Of Lecture Toniqht

G. E. HARRISON, former kennel
editor of the Conde Mast publica-
tions, will talk on the subject OF
rabies and rabies scares at to-
night in the Stratford Room of
the Lee Sheraton Hotel. His talk is
part of a program sponsored by the
Humane Education Society for the
national dog week program.
In addition to Mr.. Harbison's talk,
James P. Briggs, president of the
Humane Education Society and OF
the National Society for Humane
Regulation of Vivisection, will tell OF
the trials and tribulations of animal
shelters and rescue societies in war
time.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Hubert Opposes Duva|
In Ring Show PreIim

Tee Hubert, member of John
Carter's string of District Negro
boxers, has been matched against
Speedy Duval for a six-round sup
porting match on the John Garner
Holman Williams card Monday
night at Turner's Arena.
Hubert. with a record of five
straight victories, has been sug-
gested as possible opponent for
Garner, the District Lght-heavy
and middleweight champion. Last
Tuesday at Uline Arena he knocked
out Leroy Fleming in the first
round, while Duval on the same
card decisioned Lou Mays.
Previously booked as the eight
round semifeature is a fight be-
tween Nick Latsios and Sam Bacala
Evening star., 1943-09-24

game scores rolled from scratch.
The topfight bowlers also will be
eligible to compete for the major
prizes, which will total approx
imately 81 900 in bonds.
Eddie Goldberg. who early last
summer raised s25,O00 in bonds in
a single day with an all-star show
at Clarendon, has entered his team
and it is likely that the sponsors OF
every outfit IN the District League
will follow suit.
Man and woman bowlers from
everywhere are invited to compete,
with the entrance 'fee" being the
purchase of bond. Full handicaps
based on scratch of 1913 will be
given.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Two October Dog Shows Here
Are to Have Full Entry Lists

National Capital viii introduce the
first judging Of hound packs seen
In connection with an all-breed
show program here. Both shows
will have the popular obediencsr
classes.
Tomorrow Mr.. Gardiner will keen
his office. at 1881 L street, open
until I pm. to aid beginners whs
want help In making out their en-
tries. and he will also open the once
from 2 to pm. Sunday for this
purpose.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

ALLOYS AND INITIALS
Electro Metallurgieal Company
Haynes Stellite Company
Unitsd States Nanadium Corporasion
Evening star., 1943-09-24

PLAsTicS
Bakelite Corporation
Plasties Division of Carbide and Carbon
Chsmicab Corporation
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Emory and Henry Lists
Only Four Grid Tits
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
EMORY, Va, Sept. 24.-With only
20 players on the squad, Emory and
Henry will play four-game football
schedule. It's games are:
October 2, Millisan College; 9, Millisan
College at johnson City; Is, Apprentice
Schooi az newport News; 22, West Vir-
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Marine Seeks Grid SPOT

Sergt. Garnet G. Webster, l40-
potnd marine stationed here, wants
to make connections with a sandlot
or semipro football team in WASH
ington or nearby. He has two years
Of high school backfield experience.
Call Temple 1858 after 5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
HELP WOMEN.

LOCAL NEWSPAPER OFFICE needs two
typist-clerks for part-time evening work,
prefer some one who is also available Sat
urdays. am. to pm: permanent posi-
tions; 75c per hour: opportunity for ad-
vancement Please give telephone number
in reply. BOX CIR, Star