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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-08
Look Who's Backing
Labor Now!

New York, FP)--The Christian
American-sponsored Manford anti
labor law in Texas is "unwise."
And there's no less an authority for
It than The Wall Street Journal.
1.-THE purpose of this law could
only be to give an officer of the
state or of one of its subdivisions
the power to determine what per-
sons shall canvass in Texas for
members of an organization and
what persons shall not" the Jour-
nal said. 1--WE hope the road of APP
peal to the supreme court is open.
But if the restriction is legal 1t Is
still unwise."
The law will he tested i'm an
appeal to the U. S. supreme court
Of q ruling ordering Pres. r. j.
Thomas of the United Auto Work.
ers (CIO) to spend s days In
jail for soliciting membership In
q union without q license.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-08

Against ....................... 4l6
Taylor said the Magnolia firm 10
the only large refinery in the city.
The election victory marks approx
imately the halfway point In Go
organization Of Texas ref1neries, no
declared.
The OWIU has won II elections
in the last six weeks, in refineries
employing from 100 to 1000 per.
sons.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-08

Beaumont, Tex, Nov. 9 - The
CLIO Oil Workers Init. Union won
a smashing four to one victory
this week at the Magnolia Re-
finery Co., a Standard Oil SUBJ
sidiary located in the heart Of Con-
gresham Martin Dies district.
According to William Taylor, or
ganizing director Of the OWIU, the
score was:
CLIO .,..,,..,,.............,......,.,,.1 1884
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-08
Women WeIders OK,
u. S. Survey Shows

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-WOmen welders have invaded all
types industry where they tacng the heavier
jobs according to the Womens Bureau Of the Dept
of Labor.
survey conducted by the bureau reveals that plants
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-08

AWARD TO MURRAY: The The , president s,o Of
the CLIO WOmens Auxliares scroll which said that his
leadership and understanding had given auxiliary members
at their convention conference inspiration to redOube their
efforts to built strong and united front by modifying the
in the CLIO folds to help their unions carry out the
victory program of CIO" The presentation made by
Mrs. Faye Stephenson CWA president cener), and Mrs.
Eleanor Fowler, secretary-treasurer.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-08
ABC FOR VICTORY:

ARC EOD MCTNDV. In labOr's first joint
political convention,
Arizona CIO ALL and railroad unions sweated out all
labor of legislative and political action Convention
leaders (sanding left 10 rights Leo Ortiz of Arizona CLIO
Council Pres Wade Church of Arizona Federation Of Labor
Edward W. Shaw of Order of Railway Conductors, and Roy
d. Stone of Bro of Railroad Tanmen (Seated Convention
Chairman f. c. Sutton of Bro of Locomotive Engineers,
w. G. Bates Of Init. Union of Nine Mill Smeer Workers
(CO) and ID. A. Baldwin of Arizona Federation Of Labor
Federated Pictures)
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
v e n dra a Estados
Unidos un PGgil Ar
gentino del Peso Com
pleto

BUENoS AIRES, julio 49,
I'm gladiator argentine del peso
completo, Abel Cestac, que pesa
$50 libras, saldra en- fecha pr6xi-
ma para Estados Unidos, donde
sostendra varias peleas que lie pre-
para Ell excampe6n Jack Dempsey.
La noticia Sc di6 aquf pOr Manuel
Cal, director de Cestac.
Luis Angel Firpo protege a
Cestac v dice que este ha ganado
50 peleas, 23 de elias por ia via
del sueho''. Firpo mantiene amis-
tad con Dempsey desde que los
dos combatieron hace muchOs
amos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
Hecha a Callura
Otra Oferta

NEW ORLEANS, julio 15.-
Ell director de Jackie Callura, Leo
Bradley, manifesto anoche que al
campe6n del peso pluma para la
Association Nacional de Boxeo Sc
lie ha hecho una oferta de $4,000
para pelear en- Washington, D.. c.,
con Sal Bartolo, de Boston, una
de las victimas de Willie Pep.
Respalda la proposition Ell en-
presario Joe Turner, quien Sc
compromete a depositar Ell dinero
antes de que Ell combate Sc verifi-
que.
Recibi6 Bradley la oferta a las
dos horas de haber firmado un
contrato por medic del cual Callu-
ra acceptable pelear aqui, ell dia Is
de agosto, con Phil Terranova,
mediante una garantia de $4,000.
Turner promote tambien $4,000
por ell snatch" Terranova-C allura.
"Aceptaremos la proposition"
coment6 Bradley, "despues de que
Jackie "'acueste" a TerranOva.
Estoy 70 SECURE de que triunfara
Dor nocaut."
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
Van Robays Llamado
por los Piratas

PITTSBURGH, julio TO- Los
Piratas, que desan llegar al segnn-
do puesto de la Liga, llamaron
aver al jardinerO Maurice Van
Robays, que juega con los Inter
nacionales de Toronto.
Van Robays fue mandado a esa
novena, en- la primavera, sujeto a
una llamada con solo "a horas de
aviso.
Ell belga esta bateando con un
promedio de 315 puntos Y Ileva
impulsadas, con oportunos bata-
EOS, 81 carreras.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
Liga NaciOnal

No habfa desafios sehalados pa
ra aver.
Cubs y Rojos jugaran hoy en-
Cincinnati, actuando los pitchers
Lee Y Riddle; en- Filadelfia, de
noche, jugaran Gigantes y Phillies,
con los, serpentineros Wittig y
Johnson; en- Pittsburgh, de noche,
Cardenales Y Piratas, lanzando
Lanier o Gumbert contra Klinger.
Solo tres desafios figuran en- el
"itinerario".
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
NEWSOME CAMBIADO A LOS
BROWNS
RMUELLER Y McKAIN CON Los DODGERS

tYN. julio 15.-El pit
ute de la rebellion de
hdOres, BobO Newsome,
lambiado a los Browns
bis por los l~anzadores
mueller y Archie Nc
tamente Newsome de-
iejara de jugar a la pc
que incorporates a los
dejar c~ontentfsimo a
her.
adO va dos veces con Ell
no pienso volver a esa
icaci6n del Gambia Sc la
q Barnes, presidente de
y el lie contest6:
erO jugar del San Luis.
y no me agregare a la
los Browns no les con-
en- sus filas un pelote-
ento. Sc me ha tratado
desconsideracion po-
Iusca que me marche de
/ asf 10 hare antes que
los Browns. Preferiria
Unconditional y ofreci
a los Dodgers, pero
contestado."
Hickey, presidente de
complied Ia neRocia-
su lecho de enfermo"
lie reiterar "su leal apo
cher.
lleva ganados 9 desa-
didos cuatro, teniendo
cha una de las mejores
en- la Liga Nacional.
rec que para r~establecer
lidad en- la novena Ell
mo es deshacerse de Be-
ha perdido dos de-
ha ganado ninguno, en-
lie temporada, y McKain
juego y perdido otro.
de los Esquivado-
10 tambien que Clyde
que venia desempe-
puesto de "coach" desde
20 de la t~emporada, ha
RADIO miembro del grupo
ldores a la GAIA de pc
or d~iferentes ciudades
d~esempenara ell
Sukeforth.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
A%COTACIONEs
BEIsB0LERAS

Estalella, ell cubano que juega
uno de los "jardines" de los Atle-
ticos, estaba bateando hasta ell pa
sado domingo con un promedio de
27O. Tiene disparados az "jilotes''
Y anotadas 20 carreras.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
LLAMADO Ell PITCHER


SAN LUIS, julio 15.-Para ser
reconocido por los medicos del
ejercito ha sido llamado ell joven
pitcher Harry Brecheen, de los
Cardenales. Els zurdo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
Murio un Viejo
Pitc h e

CINCINNATI, julio 49, Ell
viejo pitcher George o. Pechiney,
de 81 amos, que jugara con los
Rojos de Cincinnati y los Indios
de Cleveland, falleci6 aver.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

Bonham, Ell pitcher de los YAM
KEGS, complete recientemente su
decimo desafio. Spud Chandler,
sin embargo, tiene alcanzadas mas
victorias que su companero.
Esperase que Bill Dickey vista
de nuevo ell uniforme de su move
ma, en- esta semana.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

Ernesto lombard sigue as
cendiendo como bateador Y 81 ell
ejercitO no 10 recluta espera con-
quistar de nuevO ell campeOnato
de su liga.
Els ell 1nico pelotero de los Gil
gantes que pasa de los 800 puntos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

Ell director de los Browns de
San Luis, Luke Sewell, declare
anteayer que el no pone en- duda
la honestidad o integridad de los
arbitros de la Liga Americana y
estima que son bien inteneionadas
todas las decisiones por ellos rem
didas.
Hizo la declaration luego de
que en- IN articulo publicado la
semana pasada Sc lie citaba como
que habfa acusado a los arbitros
de favorecer a los Yankees y no
rendir malas decisiones Ell contra
de estos.
Will Harridge, ell presidente de
la Liga, empez6 una Investigation
luegO de una protesta hecha por
Joe Mccarthy, director de los neo-
yorquinos.
"En las discusiones que 20 he
tenido con los arbitrOs de la Liga
Americana, jamas pas6 por mi
mente dar a entender que discutia
tambien su honradez o integridad.
"Creo sinceramente que todas
las d~ecisiones que ellOs hacen son
honestas. 81 alguien ha interpre-
tado mis- palabras de otra manera,
yo 10 siento mucho. No he preten-
La gaceta., 1943-07-15
CON Los GUANTEs

Ofreci6 un buen programa Jim
Downing, ell martes por la noche,
en- ell Auditorio; pero solo respon-
dieron a su llamado unos 800
"marchantes".
No eran p6giles de primera fila;
pero tampoco Sc vieron "cazado-
res de palomas".
Dentro de pocos dias Sc anun-
clara la fecha del combate entire
Buddy Scott, Ell exbombero, y
Walter Schramm, ell apuesto sol
dado.
Scott sera ell favorito, por su
mayor experienced, mas no podra
descuidarse.
Sc ha metido a candidate ell en-
presario Sallade.
IVotaran por el los fanatics
del pugilismo?
Cuando Sc c~ontrata a una "es-
trella", en- las ciudades que no
pueden pagan grandes bOlsas, Ell
pdblico sale siempre "pOr Ell te-
cho".
Demanda la "estrella" que lie
busquen una ''ganga" y IN Ell pri-
mer "asalto'', o antes del cuarto,
ell "opositor" Sc "tira' o lie derri-
ban.
Los "paganos" Sc llaman a en-
gano -. lcuando va la experienced
debia ensenarles que los de "arri-
ba" solo combaten en- serio GUAM
do les ofrecen bolsas llenas.
PECAN duramente los j6venes
p1giles soldados y no entienden de
combinaciones "mal olientes".
EIlos realizan sus mejores es-
fuerzos, sabiendo que sus jefes los
vigilan y tambien ell queridO TIC.
En- cambio los civiles "barrigo-
mes" use dejan caer' cuando asf
les convene w.. Ell pdblico Sc
declara "robado".
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

dido desacreditar a los arbitros
nj tampoco a las novenas de la Ii
ga"
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

La Liga Intersocial no pudo ju-
gar ell pasadO domingo porque ell
terreno, a causa de las lluvias, no
estaba en- buenas condolences.
En- ell venidero domingo cubanoe
e italianos jugaran ell primer par
lido Y ell segundo Leales y Astu-
rianos.
Sc desliza la temporada con
gran entusiasmo por parte del p1-
blico v los peloteros.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

Hernandez, uno de los catchers
de los Cubs, batea actualmente
con un promedio de 26S.
Mccullough, a quien Sc viene
utilizando cast todos los dias, lie
pega a la pelota con un average"
de 215.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

Hasta ell domingo, ell promedio
al bate de Alfonso Lopez, Ell ex-
celente catcher, era de 242 pun
tos.
Llevaba hechas 20 carreras y
descargados az "hits'.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

Los Dodgers marchan a la ca
beza, "bateando", en- la Liga Ma
cional. Han disparado 713 "hits''
v anotado 373 carreras, en- 70 de-
safios.
Marchan en- ell segundo lugar los
Rojos de Cincinnati, con 679 hits
v 277 carreras, en- 70 desafios.
A la cabeza de las nOvenas en-
ell Batting, en- Ia Liga Ameri-
cana, aparece ell Detroit, con 7C
desafios, 271 carreras y GAO hits
Ell Cleveland, ocupa ell segundC
puesto, con 10 juegos, 249 carre.
ras v 500 "jilotes'.
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

ia su parte: Compre
Nos DE GUERRA
La gaceta., 1943-07-15

Sc ha metido a candidate ell EN-
presario Sallade.
iVotaran por el los fanatics
del pugilismo?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

rains and build a mile-long as
sault course on the following
lines:
The first obstacle is barbed
wire to be crawled under, flat
on your face. Next n mud-slip-
perry log for lengthwise running
uphill. Next six-foot broad
jump into waist-deep mud so
constructed that if you miss the
mud you land on barbed wire.
Now you can 60 down hill
straight down a 20-foot ravine.
Then pull yourself out, race up
the hill and end by bayoneting
a sack. The Ranger record for
this mile with full equipment:
seven minutes.
GRAVE REMINDERS
The very first thing that
greets the visitor to the Ranger
training station is group OF
realistic-looking graves just in
side the gate. The "gravestones"
read These men punched"
This man died through his own
stupidity" This man stood on
the skyline" This man dropped
his rifle in the mud" The Rang
ers' names 60 on the graves with
the commission of these errors.
All Ranger training is based
on the system called ME and
my pal" It means the Rangers
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

girl had in no sense resisted his
advances.
In further denial of the story
told by the girl that she had
been brutally beaten as the car
stood parked on Elmwood street,
in Warren township. the youth
told the court that the broken
nose and blackened eyes suffer-
by the girl were caused when
she struck her head against the
instrument panel of the car when
he brought it to a sudden stop at
a cross street.
Fred VanFleteren, assistant
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

'itish Commando School In Scot
from house-t0- house.
work in pairs. While one goes
forward his pal lays down a COW
ering barrage. Then vice versa.
We do not carry it quite as far
as the British Commands,
where pals eat, live and even
sleep side by side.
Comparisons between Rangers
and Commands - both are
training here, but separately -
boil down to these: Americans
are huskier than average; better
at fieldcraft and use more inn
agination. The British, being
walking nation are better at
most things involving the use of
their legs (but Rangers hold all
speed-march records.) British
are better disciplined. Rang
ers and Commands here are
better friends than any other
British and American troops in
the British Isles. This is based
on a mutual respect for any who
can take the grind.
One aspect of Ranger train
ing is concerned not with kill
ing but with keeping alive. The
troops are taught how to live
off the land, how to make fires
which do not glow in the night,
how to prepare sheep and rab-
bits for eating Neat trick with
a rabbit: Wrap it in a ball of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

clay, fur and all. and stick itsin
the fire for an hour of baking.
Peel off the clay and the fur
comes off with it leaving the
baked meat ready for eating.
It's quite tasty.
SPOOKS IN CASTLE
All the Rangers troubles do
not come from training. A cou-
pie have reported run-ins with
ghosts. 1t seems the Castle which
serves as headquarters once be-
longed to a man whose daughter
incurred his ire and so he killed
her. Her ghost, natives say,
still wanders through the cas-
tie. One night an American
baker working in the wee hours
saw" the daughter. He was
so scared he had II be transfer
red to the day shift.
The Rangers walk the 14-mile
round trip to the nearest set
Element nightly with energy,
can dance with the lassies to the
piper renowned Z roughout the
British Isles for his skill. They
can also see such filings as Dash
ing White Sergeant" Eight.
some Reel" and Highland
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18
Assault Case
Goes 10 Trial
Accused Denies
Attempted Attoek

Presenting his version OF what
actually transpired during the
course of an automobile ride
which led TO Warren township
on the night of Jan. 7, 24-year
old Detroit war worker yester-
day flatly denied that he had at
tempted to assault the 20-year-
old girl who was his companion
on that occasion.
The accused man. Alexander
Lyp, of Detroit, told a Mount
Clemens jury sitting before Wis
ting Circuit Judge Fred w
George, of Port Huron, that the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

on Prosecutor Wilbur F. Held's
staff. who is presenting the
states case, maintained that
medical examination showed the
girl to have been severely beaten
and that the offense took place
but three weeks after she had
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18
BY TOM WOLF

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
UNITED STATES RANGER
CAMP, Scotland, March ID -
So you want to be a Ranger?
Well, find yourself rocky,
swampy hillside where it always
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18

Schottische," danced as they
ought to be. Who says litter
bugs started in the United
States?
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anoers SIither. Slide, SIoq Mile i'm Minutes

undergone an appendectomy.
The case was to be continued
in the afternoon and this morn
ing before visiting Circuit Judge
George of Port Huron.
Rattlesnakes require about
five seconds to coil and strike.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Hard to stretch yourself into
two persons,-yet most American
women are attempting it with both
war and home work! That's why l
continue to recommend Van Camps
TENDERONI :. so easy to cook
in just 7 minutes such q deli.
cious treat for macaroni and spa.
ghetti lovers so inexpensive!
TENDERONI is macaroni with a
DIFFERENCE 80. thin.walled i'm.
provement on the old-type because
it is processed with ees white. 1t
cooks more quickly. holds its shape
without becoming doughty, absorbs
sauces more thoroughly for EXTRA
deliciousness! Make it your first
food BUY-LINE this week! If you
want to save time, labor, meat
you'll serve a delicious new dish!
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Visitors Guests
In Fredericksbu

FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. 30
Mrs. Paul D. Olejar and her son
Peter of Arlington are visiting Mrs.
Olejar's mother, Mrs. Ryland T.
Dillard.
Mrs. r. X. Myers and her young
son. Robby, III, of Fort Monmouth,
N. j.. are the guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M II. King.
Mr.. William K. Goolrick has re-
turned from New York City after
visiting his daughter, Miss Jane
Goolrick
Mr.. w. F.. Spells of bonneville
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam T. Elmer.
1t. and Mrs. H. l.. Garnett of
Danville have returned after visit
ing Mrs. B, F. Berkaw.
Mrs. J, Edward Cropp Of Orange
is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. H.
Young.
Mrs. H. L. Warner of Arlington
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Elsa n. Moody
To Marry
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Moody
OF Takoma Park announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Evening star., 1943-01-31

is the guest Of Mrs. Walter N.
Chinn, jr
Mrs. Matte c. Forbush is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman E. Brown
in Longview. Tex.
Mrs. Robert B. Payne and her
daughter, Miss Betty Payne, have
Joined Capt. Payne at Cherry Point,
N. c., where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Theodore Miller Bradley of
Baltimore is the guest of Miss La
valette Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hudson and
their young son of Arlington have
returned after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. M. H. King.
Mrs. Morgan P. Thomas of Hilton
Village is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. La Prade Jones.
Mrs. John B. Young and her
young daughter Martha have left
for Elizabeth City, N. c., for a
month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duckworth Glover.
Mrs. Charles j. Beck is visiting
her sister, Miss Gladys Haldeman,
in Baltimore.
Mrs. A. Thomas Embrey, jr, is
visiting in Lynchburg.
Mrs. William Gronan has arrived
from San Diego, Calf, to be with
her mother, Mrs. Richard Martin.
Mrs. Polly Hurshman and Miss
Estelle Davis are at Miami Beach
for two weeks.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Miss Helen Wolfe,
Mr.. Rabinovitch
Are Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolfe an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Wolfe, to Mr..
Stanley S. Rabinovitch, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Rabinovitch of
Philadelphia Monday. The cere-
mony was performed by Rabbi Solo,
mon H. Metz.
The bride wore an aqua -colored
suit with matching hat and veil
ana corsage of white orchids.
A wedding dinner was held at the
Roumanian Inn, followed by a re-
ception for the immediate family at
the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. Rabinovitch attended the
University of Pennsylvania and is
a member of Mu Sigma Fraternity.
Mrs. Rabinovitch attended George
Washington University and is a
member of the Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rabinovitch will
make their home in Dallas, where
Mr.. Rabinovitch is stationed at the
Naval Pre-Flight School.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Brief News Notes
From Herndon

HERNDON, Jan. 30.-Mrs. Will
liam H. Dawson will be hostess at q
bridge luncheon Monday for IL
guests. Mr. and Mrs Dawson have
had as their guests this week their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kite
Mrs. William Meyer entertained
at dessert bridge party Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. B. F.. Mcclure is spending
sometime in Washington as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Up
dixie, and in Arlington, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Barron Nash.
Miss Lillian Shear, who has been
the guest for a week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassius M. Lawrence. will re-
turn to her home in Washington
over the week end.
Mrs. J. L. Nachman was hostess at
a dessert-bridge party Monday aft
ernoon.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Miss Elsa Naomi Moody, to Mr..
Edwin Victor Umstead of Dur
ham. N. c., son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Victor Umstead.
Miss Moody was graduated
from the University of Maryland
and is a member Of Alpha Omi-
cron Pi. She is at present max
ing her home in Newport News,
Va
Mr.. Umstead attended the Uni
versity Of North Carolina and is
at present employed in Newport
News.
The wedding will take place at
an early date.