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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22

all the Allied Nations and
crowded with officers Of the
Army, Navy and Marine
Corps, stood several thousand en-
ployees of the Champion Spark
Plug Co. intent on witnessing the
awarding of the coveted e., the
first ever to be given Toledo
plant on the recommendation of the
Army Air Forces.
Army Presents Flag
Presentation of the "E" flag
which will be flown from the flag
pole of the Champion Spark Plug
Co. was made by Major Merle
Armitage of the Army Air Corps.
In his speech Of presentation
Major Armitage told the tousands
of Spark Plug workers that the
award was not lightly given. 1t
was made, he said, only to those
industries which had been care
fully investigated and which had
thsnstrated their efficiency in
Wh oproduction.
V~Le<ajor Armitage complimented
the workers and management of
the Company for their steadfast
devotion to the production of bet
ter spark Ilugs, and he said that
while the spark plug was not as
dramatic a piece of production as
a finished plane, it was one of
the most important parts of the
plane on which our fliers depend
ed for speed and efficiency.
Management and Labor Accept
Robert A. Stranahan, President
of the company, accepted the "E'
award after Major Armitage had
made his presentation speech. He
told the audience that he gave full
credit to the faithful work and eff
ficiency of the employees of the
company. He expressed his pride in
the award and told of the work of
the company in the last wa.
Mr.. Stranahan commented on the
type of production in the last war
and compared it with the present
conflict. During the last war, the
spark plug was not as important
an item of production as it is in
the present war, he said, and he
told how the company had produced
weapons rather than increased the
production of its regular commod-
ity, spark plugs, during World
War |.
Acceptance of the "E" pins
which will be worn by all Spark
Plug employees was made by Lloyd
L. Speidel, chairman of the Cham
pion Spark Plug Unit of Local IL,
NUAW-CIO. Mr.. Speidel said that
the employees of the company had
produced in the past il an efficient
manner sufficient to win the Army
Navy Sc" but he said that they
would seek to keep down the scrap
and try and improve their produc-
tion. He told of the Buffalo conven-
ton of the UAW-CIO when the
Union had gone on record as reaf-
firming its no strike pledge and he
called on the workers to not only
continue their efforts on behalf of
the war, but to increase them.
Navy Presents Pins
Presentation of the "E" pins to
the employees was made by Com
mander Robert Velz of the Navy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
Out of the Mines

WASHINGTON (FP)-Announc-
ing that 1--WE are now out Of the
coal mining business" Secretary Of
Interior Harold Ickes turned back
to private owners the remaining
1,700 coal mines under government
operation Oct. II.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
Company Pays Full Cost
Of Group Insurance

NEWARK, N. J, (FP)-A con-
tract negotiated recently by the
International Union of Mine, Mill
and Smelter Workers (CIO) with
the Nu-Process Metals Co. here
provided that the compc ny pay the
entire cost of a group insurance
plan. The plan provides each en-
ploye with $1,000 life insurance,
s. 900 accident insurance, death
and dismemberment benefits, week
ly accident and sickness benefits
ranging from SIS to $40 a week,
complete hospital and surgical
care.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
It's Pays

Yes, it pays TO advertise
in the TOLEDO UNION
JOURNAL. Turn to page s
and read the want ads. You
may find what you are look
ing for there. If you don't
find it. why don't you use
the JOURNALS pages to
locate that missing article,
an apartment, or whatsoever
you may be in need of. Call
our want ad department, En-
1141 and LET us help you
solve your wants.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
Surprise! US. {. Of {.
Is in Favor Of Sales Tax

WASHINGTON, (FP)The United States Chamber of
set its of sales Appearing
committee R. Firchd Yale
of the chambers federal finance committee
anked organization,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
Champion Spark
oGiUen Arn,y-Nauy
FL" AUard
Recommended by Air
Forces for Honor

In colorful ceremony the grounds outside the main
factory building the Champion Spark Plug Co. awarded
the Army-Navy E" for excellence in production last
Wednesday,
Before grand stand gaiy festooned with the flags OF
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
Council By-Passes
Business For Politics

Repercussons of the chicken and eggs gifts of Council
man Howard W. Etchen reported exclusively IN the TOLEDO
UNION JOURNAL two weeks ago. heard in City
Council last Monday when Councmen Etchen and Thacher
caused Council bypass important city business to attack
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
lmportan+
Meeting

There will be an important
meeting of LabOr's Joint
Committee for political Ac-
ton, Monday, October 25 at
the Teamsters Union Hall,
2014 Adams st. at 500 p. m.
All shop delegates to the
Committee are requested to
attend this meeting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
Giant Rally to Open
War Chest DTiUe
Aide.De-Camp To Macarthur
To Speak

Arrangements being concluded for the opening
rally Sunday afternoon, October "a at $50 NJ to mark
the official start of the annual fall campaign of the Greater
Toledo Community War Chest The will take place
in the Civic Auditorium and many CIO members expect
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

&c MIR in einieitiger, uno 5fpar in eli
ner ben Sfttereifen iener Megiernng
oienli6en geiie u1terribtet perbe,
l1r1o bas bebente nibts an6eres aIs
Babrb beitsentitellnng IN allen S6nen,
in 6enen es ben Negierlngs3meden
e1ltlprebe, 6ie Welt at beIiigen. Die
Breife babe ielber einen EeiI Ser
S6ulo am Musbrud bes Rrieges auf
it'd genommen, inoe,n fie oemgegen-
|iiber nidt in mn,pferifdem @eiite fir
internationale Yreifefreibeit eineetre.
ten iei.
aebnlid tpie Der gbef Ser ,,sliiocia.
iteb preb" duBern iid IN Ser ger5ffent-
Tlidnng oes Council on Subtle Mf-
fairs" anoere electromagnetic Mdnner
Der an1erifaniiden 3eitunbssDeH. @ar.
oner gotples IT,, elm gerIeaer aus
IDes Moines, Sa., Br1fioent Ser $50.
'denidrift u9oof" ,,no big por furaern
Setter oes Snlan6oienItes Ser qrieqs-
Iinforma ationsbeborbe, foroert grgdn.
.5ung oes @oofebeltfden groeramms
Der bier Greibeiten" nit elmer fiinf-
ten 5orm Ser Greibeit, eben Ser Brei-
.Iefreibeit, unb gpron Yrice, Sen oie
.AR als ibren gbefreoafteur beurlaubt
bat uno Der nun oas 3eniurmnt lei.
tet, rnbmt bas SpItem Ser SeIbf5en-
fur Der Preiie als ipe5ifiid-amerifa.
mild.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

cago; 5rancis S. 5pellman bon Seem
gorf; Sobn &. McNiholas bon Gin
ctnnatt; Soiepb S. Mummel bon Seem
Orleans; Sobn S. MaittD bon san
5rancisco; ben 9iihofen Sobn S.
goa bon Sort @aDne;; Sobn Marf
Cannon bon erie, Ha.; aarI S. Mlter
BON SoGeoo, ,.no Sobn ". Duffp bon
Buffalo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

auf oer idbrliden aonferena Ia.
tboliider 8iid6fe ser Ser. 5taaten
in Baibington .uuraen Die stegerna.
tionen aufgeforoert, nad Dem Rriege
gemeiniam internationale Snititutio.
men 5u idaffen, Die Die grbaltung oes
5rieoens uno gegenieitigen 8eiltanb
garantieren. Die Mosfauer Deflara.
tionen tpur6en ein entldieoener
Sdritt in Ser redten 9fidt1ng ge>
nannt. Beiter beibt es, 6aB oie Ser.
Saaten Dor Der biitoriiden @elegen-
belt iteben, ibre bolle Bfli9t gegen-
iiber Ser Samilie Der Nationen au er-
fiillen. Die grflarl1ng tritt fir einen
5rieoen Der @eredtigfeit uno 8obl-
tatigfeit elm, Der Die Meni9enre6te
odtet uno nidt bonn &aB oiftiert iein
oarf Sic foroert sic @idfebr our
altbergebradten Muffaiiung Der gbe
l1no febt iid oafiir ein> 6aB oen See
germ un6 Merifanern in ben Ser.
Staaten Sic oen1ofratiiden Hripile-
glen 5uerfannt tper6en.
Ion Ser uWosfauer Oeflaration"
iagt oas @piifopat, iie mei1e atpar
~8ege fir ipdtere frieolide 3ulam-
menarbett Ser 8olfer iotpobl ols audi
fir Die gemeiniame &riegsfiibrung Der
Naiierten" un0 itellte iih inIofern
als elm ~S6ritt in Der re6ten Hid-
tung" oar. Snoeiien fdnoen lid in
Der erflarung slnoeut,1ngen uno -
mas nod be5ei6nen6er lit - au6
Siiden, bic beunrubigeno iein miibten
fir ale, oenen es nm einen gered-
tigfeitsfrieoen 5u t11n iei. gead ser
Mnffaiiung Ser 8ii6ofe bleibt es IN
folgeoefien BEL Ser 8efiir6tung, ,,oaB
Elm &ompromiB auf Soften ser Soc
ole oes stlantiiden CHARTERS geplant
Iet." (Dieier getp6brleiitet alien BON
Der gegnerii6en MG9tefoalition I'M
teriodten B0lfern fir 6ie 3ufunft
oas rationale Selbtbeitinmungsredt
1no berp6nt territoriale geeureaeIun-
gen entgegen ben @ini6en ser betei=
lieten Bolfer.)
Wit @ntidie6enbeit pertpeiit oie gr-
flarung oes @piifopats auf oie Scot
tpenotgfeit Der ,>Anerfennuna Ser
Souberdnitat @ottes un6 oes 5itten-
gelebes" als @runolase elmer ie6en
fiinftisen internationalen 0eeuor6.
nung. Mit Dem ,,our9 @rlalle reaie-
renoer" gfegime bon Diftatoren uno
Rarteien batten a,toere 2anoer trait
riee grfabrunsen gemadt, 1agen 6ie
Btidofe, uno es tper6e Elm ,,tragilder
Srrtum iein, tuenn amerita 6ie ueber-
lleterl1ng zines auf Der Serri i6aft 6es
@eieses baiierenoen &eeier,,ngstpel len
aufgebe, ~ielbit tpenn oies our gr-
3ielung sroBerer 2eiitllngsfdbisfeit IN
Der gertpaltl.ns aeidiebt".
9ie &unogebung ser 8ii9ofsfonfe=
ren5 >pieoerbolt inn iibrisen BEN fatbo-
ltiden Ginfprud geeen cine Sugeno-
bernadldiiigung, bic Der ariminalitdt
unter Minoeridbrigen 8oribub leiite, |
1otpie gegen fiinitlide @eburtenperbii.
t11ng uno politiid-pirtidaftlide ge.
nabteiligung bon geegern, ipanii6.
1pre6enoen Mmerifanern uto anoern
Winberbeiten.
Dte erflarung tuar bon foIgen6en
@r5btfhofen nno Bii6ofen 1.nteraeihs
net: gr5bii60fe @6mar6 Moonep bon
Oetrnit. Snm1pI 81 GStrith hnr1 Nhi<
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

getrieben bate, nod oas audi in 3n.
frnft tim iper6e. Die aatboliide Mf-
tion bat in ibren 51riften uno Mel,-
Berungert ME bas Wort Jai1isnlns,
Nepnblif, Staat ODER Dennofrntie nod
AUDI Diftati,r ie gebraudt. Die Gein-
De, oie Der aatboIiiden Mftion bor-
tperoen, iie bate BEN Jaihismus I'M
teritiibt, beriteben nidts bonn @eien
|nno bon Der Wiiiion Der aatbolii1en
aftion. (Mnn. ser Meoaftion: Die
Mabrbeit, entsegen ben freimaureri-
|iben gerleumoungen III, oaB oie aa-
|tbolif6e Mftion eirren barten Stano
ielbit u,1ter Ma1i1olini gegeniiber Sit-
fopfen Der Gaidiitenpartei, Defenders
Der Sugenoorganiiattonen bate.
|Sdreiber oieies ertnnert iid. bor Sab
|ren an Srt nno SteIe in Mom ieIbft
|mttten IN oieier 'Mtmoipbdre elmer ge-
|tpiiien 4ampfittuation ge&peien gu
|iein, 6a eben Die Gage cine Siebebibe
erreidt bate. Mber: 10 fur5oenfenb
|uno far5lebig lit uniere 3eit. l11rb
nod ems: Mn ienem Mbenb, aIs es
gegen Gbriitus ging, muroen bie BET
oen Eoofeinoe &erooes uno Yilatus
8reunoe l1n6 lieBen fid Muf1nerfian1=
feiten 5ufommen.) - ct. Soiepb's
Blatt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08
Cine Masis@remeltat

| Gtne Na5ts0reuelt1t
SSn ser bolldnoiiben Yropin5 Clint
burg lit Elm ieeleneifriger fatbolii6er
Brieiter bon Ser Na5i=@eltapo 5u 500
gemartert poroen - inn bu9tdbli6en
Sinne oes Bortes. &ep. g. S. 81. ban
Sppen aus 8enlo batte gegen bie bon
Ser Na5igeboroe CUR moraliiben l1n=
tergrabung Der boadnoiiden Sugenb
angeoroneten Slime getpettert. Ser fa=
tboliibe iotpie Ser proteitantii6e &le=
rus batten erfolglos bagegen prote-
Itiert.
I'm feline eigenen Yfarrfinoer Dor
oem Sdmub 5u betpabren, bate &ep.
8an Sppen ourb einen Mni6lag an
ser Stride bie Sugeno Dor oieien ur-
moraliIden Silmen eetparnt, &ur5
barauf ulroe er bon ser @eitapo feit-
genommen uno nah etliden Eagen
gum &on5entrationslaeer in ser NGbe
bon Nmersfoort 1no iblieBlid nad
oem beriidtigten 2ager bon gugbt
|transportiert Na6oem fl,r5 barauf
oie @eitapo in ieinen &leioern einen
&oienfran5 1,nb iein 8rebier entbed-
tc, puroe ser alte Briefer betpuBtlos
geidlagen. @inige Sage ipdter erlag
er ieinen @unoen.
Na5imoral! gea5i3ibiliiationl geaai=
beloentat! Na5iberrenmeni9en!
X X *
Beltfrenssng fit Ereifefreibeit
Sn Beanttportung elmer pom .Mme=
riean Council of Bublic Mffairs" ber-
anitalteten u1nfrage, oeren grgebnis
oas ,,Golncil' Ser Oeffentlidfeit 5l,-
sdnglid madte, iest Sent COOPER,
Der geibdftsfiibrenbe Direftor Der
~aiiociateo BreB", ii6 fir einen
,,&reu55ug' Der amerifaniiben 3et-
tl1ngsin6uitrie ein, Der tpelttpeite
Durdfiibrung oes @runofates Der
Breiiefreibeit nod bent ariege ,1no
8eranferung oieles @rinaips in Sen
Jrieoensbertragen gum 3iele baben
tpiiroe. ...
Cooper 7tiitt ltd bierbei auf oie
Ebeie, oaB in georiidung uno 8eei1,-
fluiiung Der Yreife ourd oie @egierun-
gen eine Saupturia6e oer 4riege gu
|iu6en lei. Wenn in irgenbeiner &aupt-
|itaot 8eri6tertatter ooer Nabribten-
agentl1ren nit anttliden Nadridten
nur nnter Ser 8eoingl1ng iournaliiti-
|ider 9iebesoienite fir oie fraglihe
@egierung periorgt tpiir6en, 10 ergebe
|ii6 bieraus bon felber, oaB oie Welt
aus Dem IN Betradt fommenoen Gam
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

y
Orleans; Sobn S. Waittp bon 5an
Grancisco; Ben 8iid0fen Sobn s..
Noll bon Sort Wapne; Sobn Marf
Cannon bon erie, Ba.; @arl S. Mlter
BON Eoleoo> llno Sobn M. Duffp bon
Buffalo.
Sabrbnnbertfeter ber GrsbiSseie
Chicago
Sn Ser 81. Narnet1s&atbeorale in
Chicago tpuroe por etliden gonntagen
oie 5eier 6es Sabrbunoertiu
Ser graoio5eie Chicago begangen. ID
@r5bii6ofe un6 uneefdbr 80 8ii6ofe
un6 Mebte aus alien Eeilen oes 2an=
oes 'batten iieb eingefl,noen. Sn feier-
li9er Bro5eiiion bon Brieitern, 8iIdo=
fen, Nebten un6 grobiidofen puroe
Der 3elebrant Ser Weiie, Ser bodp'lte
gr5bti6of Samuel 81. Stritb na6
Der im id0niten Jeitldmud prangen=
Sen &atbeorale geleitet. Sen S0be-
punft Ser Seier bilbete oie 8erleIuna
elmer @liidpunld6epeide oes 81. ga>
ters, Die grteilung bes pGpltli6en Sc
gems uno oie 8eibe Ser gan5en Di6-
5ele nit ibren &ir6en uno ginri6tun=
gen an oas Seiligite Ser5 Sein. Sen
fir9li6en Sell Der Seier fiibrte elm
berltartter, 200 Stimmen Itarfer Gbor
aus, beitebeno aus Mitglieoern ser
Cathedral Gboriiters, oes Brie1ter-
Gbors, oes ct. Marp of tie 2afe &C.
minariiten6ors, Der Gregorianilden
S6ule oes Seminars uno oes gbo-
ral6ors oes Quiglep=Sen1inars. Das
Cathedral Spmpbonte>Or6eIter bon
30 Snltrumenten tpirfte ebenfalls nit.
9ie 5eitpreoigt bielt ser beiabrte
8iidof bon Marquette, Mi6., ser
bo6p'ite 5rancts S. Masner, Der Ell
men &iidblid auf sic @ei6ihte ser
0io5eie gab uno feline 8iini6e fir
Die 3utunft Ser Stride NIT fo1genoen
8orten beibloB: uM0ge iie fir inn
mer elm Sutpel in Der &rone glme,
rifas iein, elm EroIt uno cine Queue
Der Starfe fiir unieren 9l. Gater oen
Papit, Elm glan5enoes 8eiipiel pab.
rem Gbriitentans Ser 8elt gegeniiber,
cine @rfiillung Der &offnungen oler
Meniben nit gutem 8iIlen nno Mir
Big Ser an6auernoen @naoe uno gro=
BEN Segnungen Gottes."
am Montag tpobnten oie Hrdlaten
Der 3S. Sabresperiammlung ser
~Gatbolic gburd grteniion Society
in 6eren 9eim bei.
Mm. 16. Nopember 5eIebrierte Grs-
bil6of Strit6 in Der &atbeorale elm
feierlides Bontififalamt, 5u oem Sic
Hrieiter uno Sroensleute, 2ebrer in
oen fatboliiden Sdulen, oie an oielem
Gage einen Geiertag batten, iid in
GROCER 3abl eingefunoen batten.
X X X
&atbolifeufeinblide StrSmnnsem in
Stalien
Dur9 Mngriffe ponieiten ser fir-
dens l,no fatbolifenfein6li9en 8reiie,
Die nunmebr in Stalien pieoer Mor-
genluft gu tpittern i6eint, lab li9
8ii6of 6. goIi, ser @eneral6ireftor
ser &atboliiden Mftion in Stulien,
ge5tpungen> 0ffentli6 cine grfldrung
oabin ab5ugeben, baB bie &atboliI1e
@ftion ME, tpeoer in ser Bergangen-
beit nod in Ser gegenpart peoer
S,trA 0uor4 ,,oL S,.rL r~I OD.I:nrl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

X X *
Snngersnpt nnb Sendensefabr bebru.
bem Nadfriess-Gmrppa
Ind obne Propbetengabe IaBt iid)
boransieben oaB nad oieiem ref6op~
fenoiten aller &riege, ser beIonoers
europa in Mitleioenidaft 5iebt, Sum-
ger nno man6e in oeiien @efolge I'M
peneioliben &ranfbeiten uno Seuden
na6 ii6 aieben neroen. 8eIonoers
na6 Der ,,geeuen Oronung'' Sitlers,
Der ieit Sabren oie europaii6en 2an-
Der al1sgeiogen, linb bereits ourd) aro-
BE Grtbebrungen uno l1nterernabruna
5ablreibe Meniden 6en iogen. Sun,
gersfranfbeiten erlegen.
go lit in 8elgien Elm Drittel Der
100000 8etpobner i'm Sitter bon
peniger ais Is sSabren tl,berfulos.
sUfil6- nnb @eniiieberfnappung Bot
BORT gu einem fur6tbaren l1mfibgrei-
fen Der &a6itis eefubrt, beion6ers
nnter Sauglingen uno Sdmanaeren.
Sn Sollanb lit Die 5enbengefabr
alBerlt beoroblid, uno atpar infoIae
5eblens bon Meoifamenten Mer5ten
,no nottpenoigen Mrtifeln Der &oIpi-
talausriiitang. 3tpeinaI matchmaker
baben, tpie Der ,,&origi,, WiIbeImina.
5onos'' mitteilt, Sic boIldn6iIhen
Meoi5iner iid geueieert, iid mad
Dentl6lano ididen 11nb als WeiIitGr.
arote IN Der oeutihe,1 Mrmee bertpen.
BEN gu laiien. sic berDeieern aud
8ebanolung irsenouelder oeuti1rr
ooer boaanbiider Batienten, nenn 6ie
BON Den ga3is berlangten Dien|te ee,
gen ibr ar5tlibes @etpiifen eeben ooer
Der gernfsetbif tpioeripre9en.
slus einem Bericbt oes ,Grau3of.
i6en Moblfabrtsfonbs'' eebt berbor,
oaB Maneel an ge6br= unb &eiamit.
teln, iouie an fliniiden ginridt,nt-
gen TDpbus, Nubr un6 2ungenent-
5iino1tng in Sranfrei9 nun epibe-
mild nm fid greifen ldbt.
NorDegen ber5eidnet 11nbeimIid
biele Safe bon Euberfulofe, &aut-
franfbeiten uno teilneiier grbIin-
6ung.
Die pereinigte 8oblfabrtsorganifa-
tton in Der Eibedoilotpafei fIagt bar.
iiber, oaB nntererndbrung Die @e-
1nnobeit Der bortigen 9ebolferuna
inrr1er mebr lntergrabe nnb fiir Sic
nabe 3nfunft cine regelre9te Gun.
gersnot brobt.
Sn @riehenlan6, insbeionoere III
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-08
Valentine Rolls
Big 654 Series
in Minor Loop
Lions Club Wins
Both City League
Championship

Eldon Valentine, the bank
teller, had his big hook under
control last night when he put
together 2O2-236-216 for 654 in
the Minor League at the Bowl
O-Drome.
Floyd Frederick with 223206-
204 for 633 and Emmett Quinn
with 209-212-212 for 633 both
pressed Valentine for scoring
honors as McEvoy clinched at
least a tie for first place. With
two weeks of bowling left, Nc
Evoy is six games ahead of sec
ond place First National Bank.
Harry Gahlau Strengthened
out his back up in the Big IL
League to shoot -209-232 for
642.
Lions Club easily won the
championship of the Bath City
League with 68 points, six
more than Young Business
Men as the Bath. City League
closed its season at the Ma
comb Recreation last night.
County Controller Sherwood
Benefits $40 was high three for
the year while A. D. Brewer,
the, Board of Commerce execu-
tive secretary, went l55 over his
average to win honors in that
department. Board of Commerce
with 2572 and FellOwcraft with
Ola had the prize winning team
totals.
Other point totals were:
Board of Commerce, 60; Kiwanis,
SO; High Twelve, So; Fellow
craft, So; Rotary, 40, and OPP
timist, SO.
Bills Texaco won the Victory
League championship, also at
the Macomb Recreation. Ander-
son Super Service mad high
three and high single with 2459
and 883.
o. DesRosiers had 1913 in 537
in the Defense League and E.
Quessenberry 484 in Ladies
League competition
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-08
Crosse Scores
Three Of Four
Detroit Goals
Detroit Moy End
Cup Series at
Boston Tonight

BOSTON April 8 - (P) -
The high-flying Detroit Red
Wings, urged on by Manager
Jack (Thc jolly Adams, today
appeared almost assured of
winding up the Stanley Cup
hockey finals against the Bos-
ton Bruins in four straight
games, which happens to be the
most direct course to that tro-
ply, the ice sports most cher
ished diadem.
With two games up both on
their home ice, the sturdy Red
Wings engaged the Bruins on
the latter's home surface last
night and, without extending
themselves overmuch, wrapped
up 40 triumph in speedy FASH
ion as Don Crosse scored three
goals.
The Bruins, who seldom have
been shut out in such one-sided
play-off competition, really dug
their own graves by over-ex-
tending themselves when, with
their cause hopelessly lost, they
started overpressing in the sec
ond and third periods.
That marked their sad mis-
take. 1t was then that the tri-
umphant Red Wings, charting
their course exactly, rested on
their oars and most efficiently
ovcrcame the Bruins most des-
perate efforts until time ran
out.
II so happens that the Red
Wings, irked on by Manager
Adams, who was eager to wind
up the best four f-seven series
as swiftly as possible, will at
tempt to give a similar effective
performance against the injury
riddled Bruins again tonight.
And if they succeed, it will
not only mean to them the STAN
ley Cup, with an outright title,
but also ample vengeance for
the humiliation those same Red
Wings suffered two seasons ago
when a much more potent band
of Bruins knocked them out of
the Stanley Cup final series in
four straight games, too.
The Wings last night were so
much superior that the home
team wasn't the same class.
Performing before the seasons
largest crowd here, 14,480, the
Bruins had been counted on for
some kind of comeback in view
of-their- record-on Boston ice
against Detroit. Art Ross boys,
however, might as we'll have
stayed in Detroit for all the good
the home ice did them.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-08
Harry GraysOns
ScOrebOard
Ruth Lost Managerial Chance
by Refusing to Play
Under Mccarthy
NEA Sports Editor

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made bad play such as throwing 10 e "o"s
That brought the inevitable question: why is there not
place baseball for its most glamorous figure! IL ue a
reflexes why was ne not
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that he would no longer play unoer
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fled with his manager Rupert replied in the arma-
tive and Bambno was through with the YANKEES
The Yankees until 49, and Colonel kuppert
might Mccarthy leaving the BAN TO manage the
club. 80. ,. ,, 49,. uo,. an
winning World Series and added managerial re-
pute to remarkable record
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paid Mickey Cochrane and got rich again. put e
Babe appear interested sailed for Japan without ooh
rne to distinguished proprietor of the Tigers
YaWkey interviewed Rutn - OF attempted 10
regard to his returning Red Sox head man. The way
cot the story Yawkey would ask question and MIS-
Ruth would answer. n., 49, -.
made manager feared that the welmeant
Mrs Ruth would play too important part IN MS
Colonel Rupert try himself manager in
Newark at Johnson did just that but on
the Chy Walsh his business manager the BAN would
have nothing do with the minors. 80
Babe Ruth had the Yankees He didn't wait long
enough thing and wasn't willing to prove himself In new
field =. -. -.
who bat certain goals out
at the basket caused by center play IN the
Madison Square Chief offenders Harry Boykoff
Brooklyn ST. Johns George Mikan OF DePau ana 'ohh ah
ken of Georgetown >,c..
furnished the graes by banking all shots
against DEFAULTS Mikan.
II seems to me would spend their time to
obstacles OF
moving with legislation which will take away ingenuity
and the players to with such situations
Along this pattern football coaches might just well
rule that all weighing than 225 be limited to catch
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