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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14

for a rollback in prices.
The only fly in the ointment is
word which comes that d number
of members of congress are report
ed as being very angry with the
administrations proposal to subsi-
die the rollback and that efforts
\ iii be made in congress to prevent
1.-The use of Reconstruction Finance
Corporation funs for the purpose.
Rollback to Be Subsidized
Under the plan advanced by the
OPA, there will be (1) 10 per
cent rollback on meats, butter and
cof W Rollbacks ranging from
2s per cent on sky-high
pricsg OF fresh vegetables, and
90 A revitalized enforcement pro-
gram, using professional, volunteer
inspectors and housewives to po-
lice price ceilings at producer,
wholesale and retail levels.
Price reductions on meat, butter
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No More Appeasement Say Thomas,
Reuther at JAW Meeting in Columbus
Delegates Vote To Take
Stand on Price Control

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May IA program of economic
treat and apeasement which has marked Labor conduct
for the past year must be replaced by definite stand and
fight for economic sabzation the conclusion result
ing from UWCIO regional conference held here today.
Walter Reuther international UAW vce-presdent, ad
dressing the 365 delegates Of sc Ohio Kentucky and Penn
syvana Locals covered the national situation
Labor and said that the of and retreat
which Labor has been following for the past year losing
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the fight on the home front" T"
LABOR SUBMITS TO ORDERS
"The only executive orders that
are carried out" said Reuther, "are
those that effect labor" He point
ed out that 48 hours after the
Presidents latest executive order
freezing wages and inequalities,
Chester Davis raised the price Of
corn five cents.
ITS easy to freeze wages" con-
tinued Reuther, "but when we went
to Mr.. Brown Of the OPA and
asked him to freeze the price Of
beef on the hoof, we were told
that was too difficult. You can't
give a nickle to a man on a ma
chine, because that would cause
initiation; but you can give a cor
porasion with million dollar pro-
fit two millions dollars profits
and that doesn't cause initiation"
Reuther was particularly scorn-
full Of Prentice Brown, Director Of
the Office Of Price Administration.
"Mr. Brown is a nice enough fell
low personally" said Reuther,
He's a good man in office and
was fairly good Senator; but I'll
leave it to you what you think
about his grade labelling proposal"
Grade Labelling Gets Laugh
Reuther then went on to tell Of
one Of Browns assistants who is
head of the largest advertising
firms in Detroit which handles the
Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
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Thomas Asks Cooperation
Or UAW-OO Locals

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May President r. j. Thomas of
the UAWCIO called upon tstate conference of the Auto
Workers back and promote the International Unions pro-
gram to stabilize prices wages and economic conditions for
the duration of the in talk here today before delegates
from Ohio Kentucky and Pennsylvania
President Thomas told the conference that it would be
for the officers of the International to take the
problems of the workers with responsible government heads
the workers would the officials know that they think
conditions are bad.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
II. B. 1913
Unions
Special to The Toledo Union journal

Special TO The Toledo Union journal
COLUMBUS, o., May 10.-Two
Ohio substitutes offered to replace
House Bill 1913 to regulate" labor
unions in Ohio, the second of which
its supporters claim meets with or
ganized labor's approval, were
labeled by Ted Silvey, CIO state
secretary, as "the same BILL"
The bill would compel all Ohio
unions to register, to furnish fl
nancial statements, prohibits unions
from charging work fees in excess
of regular union dues and makes it
possible to raid union treasures.
According to state union leaders,
the second substitute is even worse
than the original bill, which labor
fought in committee hearings.
The subcommittee Of the Ohio
House of Representatives judiciary
committee has reported favorably
on the substitute bill which will
soon be in the House for debate
and vote.
According to Ohio labor leaders,
there is grave danger that this bill
will pass the House and labor in
Ohio will become one of the first
major industrial states to have the
same repressiye measures placed
upon it which have previously been
adopted only in agricultural and
southern states.
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and coffee will be accomplished by
payment of subsidies to wholesal-
ers and packers promised by the
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
Lowered meat prices will go into
effect by June /, OPA officials
say, but in the meantime meats will
be placed under dollar and cents
ceilings May II.
September 1912 Prices
Prompt execution of the pro-
gram will result in a 8 per cent
cut in food prices, thus bringing
the cost of living back to the Sept.
Is, 1912, level as measured by the
Bureau of Labor Statistics index,
OPA believes. This index, however,
does not recognize hidden price
rises, such as those caused by low
cred quality, and black market op-
erations.
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Spicer Guards Armed

Guards at the Spicer Mfg. Co.,
were supplied with side arms May
IL, on orders from the Army Ord
nance Dept, despite the fact that
many of the men have never had
any experience or training in the
handling of firearms.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
Name Your Shop

Many changes of addresses
have been mailed in which
neglected to show what shop
the subscriber worked in.
Please write your name, old
address, new address and
name of your shop. Unless
this is done we cannot make
the necessary changes in our
mailing list.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
Unions Take Part In
Toledo Peace Forum

Toledo labor CIO and AT took part in the first meet
ngs the Toledo Peace Forum held May at The University
of Toledo.
Labor panel sent into rather remote and difficult
to reach section of the basement with about 3 people present
to listen to the discussions.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
GOsser
Cancels
Meeting

Regional Director Richard Cos
ser has Cancelled the regional con-
ference scheduled for Fostoria May
Is because of the area war confer
ence which was held in Columbus
May 7. The next regional confer
ence will be held in Fostoria
July II.
In place of the conference, Di-
rector Gosser has submitted a sum-
mary of the activities of the re-
gional staff for the past several
months.
Organizational Activities
Following is a list of the plants
organized: Steiner Bros. and Shook
Foundry, Lima, Ohio; Wapakoneta
Machine Co., Wapakonets; Nation
al Seal Co., Van Vert, organized
by International Representative
Howard Seren, who is in charge of
the Lima district.
In addition to his organizational
work, Representative Seren aided
in the organizational drive at the
Lima Locomotive Works, negoti-
ated the contract at the Ohio Steel
Foundry at st. Marys, and con-
tract with the Delphos Bending Co.,
Delphos. He also handled service in
the Lima district.
Many Contracts Negotiated
Contracts were negotiated with
the following plants by Robert
AH19&art: American Propeller Co.,
- ess Plastics Mould. In addi-
to the contract negotiations,
Representative Burkart completed
briefs on both these plants for the
War Labor Board, assisted in or
ganizing Kent-Owens Co., assisted
in negotiations at the Pilliod Cabi-
net Co., Swanton, Ohio, and Square
Deal Body Co., Delta; negotiated
wages at Toledo Machine and Tool
Co. and prepared brief for the
War Labor Board Mr.. Burkart
<serviced Locals IL, 27, 16 and
48 and was hason for the War
Policy Division of the UAW and
Region 2B. He was in arbitration
at the American Swiss Co., involv-
ing the case of placing women on
men's jobs at lowered rates of pay.
Mr.. Burkart wrote number of
articles for various CIO publica-
tions.
Completes Many Negotiations
Representative Orville Beemer
aided negotiations at the following
plants: Pilliod Cabinet, Square
Deal Body Co., Universal Cooler
and Isly's Dairy, Marion, Ohio. At
the present time, Representative
Beemr is in negotiations with the
Farrell Greek Foundry, Sandusky,
and Standard Products Co. at Port
Clinton.
Following are the firms serviced
: by Representative Beemer; Her
brand Forge, Crescent Mfg. Co.
and Henkel Clauss, all of Fremont;
Auto-Lite Foundry and Seneca
Wire Co., Fostoria, and the Belle
vue Mfg. Co., Bellevue.
Additional work in which Rep
Continued on Page 2, Column 6.
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area Conference

Don't fail to read about the
JAW regional War Policy
conference held in Columbus
last week, as well as the In
ternational JAW statement of
its program an Page 3. Keep
yourself informed of what
your Union is doing for you
and the nation.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
'OPA Price Ro||back
Is Anserins Congress

WASHINGTON, May 10 (FP)-Labor's insstence that
the cost of living be brought down to earth may be answered
by Office of Price Administration plans being completed
for S80000O0 subsidy program through which OPA ex
poets to carry President Roosevets April order calling
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
Toledo Union Journal Not a Newspaper
Is Refused Paper Sales Tas Exemption

charged with sales tax, We cer-
tainly do not appeal to any special
class and the general public can
read our paper for news Of general
interest and get it lot straighter
than in many other general news
papers," said Pecord.
"It's nothing but discrimination, ="
continued Pecord, "and just more
evidence of the type of people who
are running the state. Personally,
| don't think the state can make
this opinion stand up and we are
going to make every effort to re-
verse this decision"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
Readers Indignant

Readers Indignant
More than $4,000 readers of the
Toledo Union Journal are indig
nant because of the discrimination
leveled against their paper. More
than $4,000 members of Local IL
subscribe to the paper and feel
that the discrimination directed
against their paper is also directed
against them.
La gaceta., 1943-08-05
Los f~asciStas Sc
prOponen segulr
cornbatiendo

Londres, agosto Sci regimen
de Badoglio ha dOminado al pue-
bl, por medic de Ia violencia, v los
peri6dicos y Ia radio hablan hoy
como 10 hacian cuando Mussolini
era primer ministrO.
La aproximaci6n al Eje no ha
desaparecido y los pjeriodicos Sc
oponen a la demanda de capitula-
ci6n Unconditional hecha pOr los
Aliados.
Badoglio insiste en- una "paz ne
gOciada" y los g~ObiernOs de Lon
dres y Washington, apoyadOs por
ell de MOsc6, no aceptaran condi-
clones de los fascistas.
Para hoy esta cOnvocado el con-
sejO de ministries y 81 mariscal le
informara sobre Ell estadO "de Ia
opinion pdblica."
En- I'M editorial, el "Corriera
Della Sera," que Sc publica en- Mi
Ian, dice: "El enemigo sigue repi-
tiendo que su guerra es contra Ell
fascismo y no contra Italia"
Ell fascismo ha caido. tQue Il
han ofrecido eIlos a Italia?
NADIA sine vaRas promesas de
generosidad -el guante de terciO-
pelo sObre Ell puho de hero, Ia
rendici6n Unconditional.
La gaceta., 1943-08-05
X Ia Division Goering
IOpas p~aracaidistas
Los alemanes e Italianos
retroceden hacia Messina.
Napoles bombardeada
de nuevo.

creible rapidez.
Aunque los bombarderos ameri-
canos ocasionaron grandes daeOs
en- los patios del ferrocarril, en- 30
logna, los ingenieros nazis resta-
blecieron ell transito para facilitar
ell traslado de tropas.
Las personals del elemento CT
vii no tienen cabida en- los ferro-
CARRIES, debido al hecho de que
los alemanes han requisado TODD
ell material rodante.
En- algunos lugares Sc hacen es-
perar de seis a ocho horas a las
personals que tienen toda So docu-
mentaei6n en- regla.
Febrilmente los nazis c%onstru-
yen fortificaciones en- ell vale del
Pc.
Greece en- Italia ell sentimiento
anti-aleman Y en- algunas paroles
Sc lee: 'Fuera de aquf los alema-
nes".
Hoy Sc reunira ell c~onsejo de
ministries bajo la presidencia del
mariscal Badoglo.
"Importantes medidas seran to-
madas."
Ell cardinal Maglione, s%ecretario
de estado de la Santa Sede, sc
reunira hoy con 16 cardenales.
Aparentemente Sc discutira Ia
situaci6n International en- 10 que q
Italia concierne.
Cambiando de tono bajo la pre-
sion del gobierno, ell peri6dico
"Lavoro Italiano" afirma que la
guerra debe continuar.
La gaceta., 1943-08-05
Hull sale a la defensa
de la Secretaria
de Estado

Washington, agOsto Gel Sc
cretario de estado Hull sali6 aver
a la defensa de su departamento,
acusado de ineficiencia y de tener
una norma cohesiva.
"Estamos preparadOs para rem
dir cuentas completes a c~ualqiuer
persona o agencia.
"Muchos diplomaticos ~extranJe-
ros Sc quejan del as cOntradiccio-
mes en- que INQUIRE la secretaria'
eentenares de periOdistas esti-
man que las nornas de Mr.. HUI
v sus colaboradores son extrema-
damente conservadoras."
La gaceta., 1943-08-05
Las tropas italianas
Sc retiran

Estambul, agOstO BIAS tro-
mas italianas Sc retiran desde Gre
cia hacia Albania, segdn noticias
recogidas aquf.
Los italianos estan siendo on
eentrados en- Albania y despues Sc
les devolvera a su pals, cruzando
el Adriatico.
Otras unidades italianas han sa
lido de Montenegro con rumbo a
Trieste y Fiume.
Rum6rase que dos individuos
italianas, atacadas por las guerri
las serbias, decidierOn rendirse-
Entnegaron sus armas y munieio-
nes Y Sc les dej6 marchar.
La gaceta., 1943-08-05

Moscu, agosto 5.-El ejercitc
rojo Sc abre canine por las GALES
de Orel, la importante ciudad, don
de tropas alemanas sacrifican sus
vidas para permitir que u CANA
radas puedan retirarse.
La campana de verano ha rem
dido su primer fruto mayor.
Los alemanes ofrecen tenaz re-
sistencia, arrojando tanques en- Ia
batalla de las GALES. Els de reta-
guardia la acci6n y no representa-
un verdadero esfuerzo para impe-
dir que las divisiones rusas sigan
avanzando.
La infanteria s~ovi6tica que, Sc
gun los Gltimos despachos, COM
plet6 va la ocupaci6n de la ciu-
dad, descendi6 desde las Tomas al
este de Orel, cruz6 ell rio Okla y
empez6 a liquidar la retaguardia
del enemigo, cuadra por cuadra.
Ofrecen r~esistencia los alema-
mes en- ell noroeste y Ell surOeste de
Orel, con ell fin de cubrir la reti-
rada del contingente principal de
sus tropas.
"Estrella Roja", ell 6rgano del E.
jercito sovietico, informa que ell
fuego de retaguardia del enemigo
Sc ahora muy vigorOso y que apa-
rentemente ha duplicado ell hume
La gaceta., 1943-08-05
Arrestado por
b morfina

Jacksonville, agOstO 4.-POr 70
bar mOrfina de los maletines de
"prinera ayuda" del Ejercito, Ia
pOlicfa detuvo a Cecil Curtis Ste
wart, de esta ciudad. Die la nOtl-
cha ell director del Bur6 de Marco
ticos del Estado, M. Fl. DOss.
Sc acusa a Stewart dep osesion
Illegal de estupefacientes, bajo ia
ley del estadO, , tambien de rooaI
propiedades del gobiernO.
Pertenecian los msletines a AZ
aeroplanos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-05
Capturada
MPLETADALAOCUPACION DE OREL
Lamentaciones
de I'm m~utualista

Escribo estas lineas con ell per-
misc del senior director de LA Ga
ceta," amigo milo y hombre de re-
conocida solvencia moral.
Nacf en- Galicia y no tengo la
costumbre de contestar a una pre-
gunta con otra; pero en- los 1lti-
mos meses, meditando, cavilando,
lie hecho a mi 70 numerosas pre-
guntas.
IPor que-me he preguntado-
teniendo cinco medicos la Socie-
dad a que 70 pertenezco son tan
numerosas las quejas de los So
clos?
No cochran mensualmente sus
suicides? SSon maltratados por los
senores socios?
Hace pocos dfas, por ejemplo,
un amigo milo, persona muy como
cida, pas6 en- CANA SO horas antes
de que un medico lie viera. Die
mas de I'm aviso Y despues remi-
tic unac arta de queja.
Finalmente, yo, que lie estimO
mucho, lie df esta explicaci6n: No
es culpa de la sociedad. TIL sabes
que Ell pals esta bajo los efectos
del "nerviosismo" y la "descom-
posicion" nerviosa Sc extiende a
todos los hombres. Haz de tener
paciencia Y Dios tie ayudara.
les que 20 pago puntualmen-
te mis- Quotas Y solo llamo cuando
estoy enfermo de veras!
Cleric; mas debes recordar
Que los miembros de Ia directiva
no son m6dicos. 81 10 fuesen, ellos
mismos, por amor a la humanidad,
harlan las visitas no atendidas.
-Pero un serio NAL existe y su
pongo que debe b~uscarsele un ire
medic" -.
Hay scasez de medicos Y no
es possible "fabricar" doctores.
Hablamos un largo ratio y lie
games a la conclusion de que Ell
problema serfa de poca importan-
cia ST la amitsad Sc probase con
hechos, realizando cada cual su
muior esfuerzo. Con las socieda-
DIES deben colaborar los medicOs y
los enfermOs.
Ell socio en6emO tiene ell deber
de limitar Ell ndmero de u llama
das, de modo que solo en- los ca
SOS de necesidad vaya a visitarie
ell medico.
Ell m6dico, por su parte, debe
procurar responder a los "avisos"
de modo que Sc aquieten los ner-
vios del enfermo y sus familiares.
Una obra de cooperation debe
realizarse; pero sin pequeneces y
0uitando obstaculOs del canine.
81 somOs amigos, como venimos
afirmandolo, IpOr que no actuar
como tales?
La gaceta., 1943-08-05
Los alemanes contlnuan
ofreciendo tenaz resistencia
Admite la Radio nazi
la retirada de sus tropas.
Duelos de artilleria
en- ell frente de Orel.

no de sus canones. Los contraata-
ques Sc realizan con grupos de 10
a % tanques, incluyendo 'Tigres'.
Los bombarderos del Soviet alta
can las lineas de apoyo y las bases
centrales detras del saliente de
orel, concentrando sus bombas en-
Bryansk, Nikitovka, YaisnOvata-
va Q Ilovaiskaya, en- ell frente de
Kharkov, Y en- Mga, IN ell frente
de Leningrado.
La radio de Berlin dijo anoche
que ell mando aleman habfa dis
puesto la evacuation de Orel, lue-
go de destruir TODD 10 que habfa
de valor.
Ell communicate rojo sostiene que
las defensas interiors; de Ia ciu-
dad Sc desplomaron luego de %
dias deferoces combates, partici-
pando en- la acci6n triunfante uni
dades de caballeria e in~fanteria
procedentes de tres direcciOnes.
Sc lie arrebataron a los "totalita-
rios" armas y artilleria.
Mas de $500 alemanes p%erecie-
ron y Is tanques fueron puestos
fuera de combate cuando ell me-
migo contraatac6 con la esperanto
de contener ell vance russo en- las
Gales.
0rel, que en- tiempos nOrmales
posee una poblaci6n de $1,000 ha-
bitantes, habia sido forificada des-
de que los nazis la ocnparon en-
octubre 8 de 1941. Els ell gone y
la lave del frente su%r-central, en-
una Inca que Sc extiende desde
ell mar de Azov. Su recaptura a.
brira para ell ejercito vencedOr las
lineas que unen a Ia Ukrania con
Moscu.
Ell sector Orel-Belgorod era u
sado por los nazis como ell tram
polin". para su Ofensiva de 1943
y Sc lie considerable como 81 s
fuerzo desesperado y final de Hit
Ter en- direction de Moscu.
Las lineas rojas resistierOn y Ell
IL de julio las tropas sovieticas
iniciaron su primera ofensiva de
verano, respaldada por centenares
de miles de hombres y miles de q
yiOnes y tanques.
NADIA dice la Radio alemana 0
bre Ell montante de Ia retirada;
pero ell nuevo objective sovietico 10
sera Bryansk, 80 millas al Oeste.
A los nazis solo les queda an
ramaI del ferocarriI entire 0rel y
Bryansk y una cOlumna rusa se
encuentra hoy a cincO millas de
distancia.
Nuevos exitOs alcanz6 en- Bel
gorOd el ejercitO rOjO. Los alema-
mes siguen experimentando per-
didas en- hombres y equipo.
DueIos de artilleria Sc libran en-
el frente de Leningrado, cor en-
c~uentros locales al sur de Izyum,
en- 81 rio Donetz, y ''reconOcimien-
tos" en- Ell nordeste de Novoros-
sisk.
Una radioemisora alemana CO.
munica que las trOpas sovietieas
quebrantaron Ia Inca alemana en-
J Izyum.
La gaceta., 1943-08-05

agosto 5.-El podero-
ingles que manda ell ge-
n~tgOmery, ell Octave, Sc
L Catania, en- Stella, a
De la manana de hoy.
pOderoso avance fueron
} Division Goering y tro-
aidistas.
{ 26 dias Sc t u COM
ferozmente por la pose
atania.
flanco izquierdo aleman,
b las alturas de Monte
halla hoy en- grave peli-
sa de los exitos de las tro
meas. BESIDE ell domingo
cOmbatiendo furiosamen-
nadOs desde ell borde oc-
le la llanura de Catania y
los" por una cortina de
la artillerfa aliada, los
cedierOn y su Inca que
> fu6 tOmada apesar de
resistencia del enemigO.
nce Aliado contin1a a 10
TODD ell frente.
Opas americanas, inglesas
nseS hacen que los alema-
pcedan hacia Messina, 55
nOrte de Catania, SUI uni
3 de escape.
Pndos gOlpes descargan So
cOlumnas "hitleristas'', O.
commandments, la avia-
ps OarcOs de la escuadra.
Ouques ingleses bombar-
"a carretera de Taormina
FrOcarril entire Catania y
aver dando a lascomuni-
IN tremendo y effective
=.
'roS y destructores ameri-
'acaron durante ell dfa Y Ia
as posiciones alemanas
y Septimo Ejercito. Las
amerieanas ganan terreno
lmlno de la costa.
"a del general Eisenhower
que las tropas americans
IS cargaron a la bayonets
0s Sectores. Continuance
Sc a 10 largo de TODD e.
ri enemigo resiste, de.
y 'etfas, en- su retirada, mi.
Aaio de Roma dice que LOS
AladOs atacarOn de nuevC
r'es' arrojando bombas d.
-"no que derribaron nu
. eOihciOs y produjerOn ID
nuchas personals.
rDafOeros a~lemanes, segdr
rSlleadO ~italiano, atacarOr
ZONES aliadas en- Paler
ruiendo un d~estructor J
T''es'' SufrierOn danOs III
S'tuCLOreS y och(
.'eantes, con un total d,
1Oneladas.
Hesados a EstokOlmO
F'O'edentes de la capita
sOfan que los alema
"a ,o as Is a 10 divisiones
$50 -. 10000 hOmbres
'.s de Italia y que est,
aumenta con IN
La gaceta., 1943-08-05
Ell TEMPO

Temperature prOpia de Ia esta-
ei6n. Probables nuvias para Ia
tarde y Ia noche de hoy. Minima, .
las 7 de Ia mahana, ~, grades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-18
By the Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va, March 10
Baseball practice is under way at
five of Virginia's big six" schools.
Despite losses of some of their
best players to the military services
and despite the transportation sit
uation, coaches at the larger colleges
have opened drills as if they meant
business.
Thirty-three, many of whom have
had no experience on the diamond
have reported to Coach R. N. tRube)
McCray at William and Mary. Nc
Cray is concentrating on developing
a set of batteries with Co-Capt
Johnny KorczoWski receiving the Of
ferings of Tex Warrington and Har-
old Eubank.
Thirty have turned out at Wash
ington and Lee, which opens its
schedule with Lynchburg College
April 3. IN practices conducted by
Coach Dick Smith, Jay Cook. veter
an pitcher, has looked good. togeth-
er with Catcher Jim Wheather and
third baseman and Capt. Ted Ciesla
Virginia Tech does not get down to
practice until March %, but V. M. I.
aspirants have started informal
work
Coach Mac Pitt of Richmond is
! having trouble finding enough pitch
/ erS. but does have seven aspirants
! to use in the infield and outfield Al
| Wheeler of Fredericksburg a veteran
hurler of last season, captains the
! Spiders