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tterviewing Monday through, Friday. Hir-
AccouNTTFiIiNsG' CLERKS urgently needed BY
American National Red Gross; high school
snd saspx sd sweas &
cf,eei a e l. 18th Z y IA, and E Sts NV
ADJUSTMENT CLERK, person competent
OF taking. charge. of claim and adjust
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UNITED A1RI1NEsS, Room i'i;Hp'I ia National ft
s ss 81 dresses Dsn v:.s :as
ALTERATION HAND for ladies workroom.
conditions, liberal discount on personai
TER2TEfSNI IEF K9qES NIEMs HR SHOE sHos,Is lsis NV
JENNY Emmy SHOP, 1919 Comp. ave. NV;
SI nOssTs and rqss ios
advancement. Previous experience desir-
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good working conditions; permanent posi-
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AssST ASSIST SSSP MANAGES sSi as ISr Rs sflis sams depart
ment Of large dry-cleaning plant; excel
lent opportunity and salary to person
after 10 am. ARIsTo CLEANERS. 1928
So, Capitol st, AT. 6g66.
ASSISTANT MANAGER, full time, for dress
shop near Dupont Circle; congenial atmos-
phere; position open August 10. Call CO.
AssoRTER. laundry; must be accurate;
top salary. WRIGHT LAUNDRY, s025
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
BEAUTICIAN, hours optional. excellert
salary plus comn,ission. CAN ME. 946i.
BEAUTY OPERATORS f2l, experiencedi
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CHASE sEAufY fi sHoPp. SPp mel McKinley and
BEAUTY oPERAToRs, aHi4' fuIi or part time:
salary and 500, commission; beautiful air-
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Beauty oPERRAToRsss fun Or part rd0 time;
surrounding. LoUEY VENN. f2S4 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERAT0R with room and
Sunday. IA. 520S; week, AID. ps74.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-'rcund, GOOD
yorking conditions; very good ciisntels
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

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S125 mo-. plus small commission. HOTEL
COURT. Baltimore blvd, mi. past College
cou1PLE AT TOURIST HOUSE; apt. and
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COUPLE, white. 70 act as caretaksrs for
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DIsHWASHERs t2l. full time to 4 pm:
salary, meals and isGndry. Oliver s7oo.
DOORMEN and usherettes wanted for psrt-
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR. preferably one
with knowledge of switchbosrd: hours 8
nm mGr e sloo S1h P' $ salnTy' n'y $50 See res
FOOD CHECKER for self-service market.
Some experience. Pleasant personality
necessary Good opportunity. Telephone
FOOD CHECKER. day shift. good salary
and meals; Apply chef. HOTEL TWENTY
FooD CoUNTER CLERKS, is or over ~VH; We
VIII train you for essential work on our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
Uniforms furnished and laundered free.
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SfSs' MEN ANp AM v woMEN. MEN white. to work on
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MEN WOMEN, coiored. age l6 up. earn
pig money. spare time, average 81 hourly.
Very needed article. Every home PROS
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mss9.I iHs 9r Ityping helpfglo pfao e,dsy week John
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Industry ehanee for e app,
METAL LIMB MANUFACTURERS, NC,
UsHERETTEs and doormen wanted for
METROPOLTTAN TIIEATER.
DO You THINK the war Is oyers II you
are hiring men and women to work as
inspectors, assemblers and technicians in
supplying vital equipment to - the = Army
and Navy. We are training Inexperienced
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Evening star., 1945-07-16
British 10 Decorate
Gems. Eaker, Kaueh,
Chauncey, 150thers

Brig. Gen. Robert Kauch of Alex
andria, Lit. Gen. Ira C. Eaker anc
Mai. Gen. Charles G. Chauncey viii
be among 18 Americans to be deco
rated by British Ambassador Lore
Halifax at pm. today at the Brit
ish Embassy on behalf of KIM
George VI.
Gen. Kauch, USAAF, who lives a
703 South Pitt street, will be mad'
an honorary commander of the Mill
tary Division of the Most Excellent
Order of the British Empire for CO.
ordinating and controlling the All
Transport Command in the Medi.
terran theater.
Gen. Eaker, USAAF, OF San An
gelo, Tex, will be made an honor
ary knight commander of the Mill
tary Division of the Most Honorable
Order of the Bath, and Gen. Chaun-
cey, USAAF, of Ada, Okla, will be
made an honorary commander of
the Military Division of the Most
Excellent Order of the British EN-
pire.
other officers to be made honor
ary commanders of the Military
Division of the Most Excellent Order
Of the British Empire are Col
William H. Batchelder, U. S. A. A. F.
Harvard, Mass, and Capt. George
G. Dyer. U. S. NJ, Leporte, Ind.
Those to be awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross are Brig
Gen. William D. Old, Uvalde, Tex;
Capt. Edward r. Durgin, U. S. N.
Middle Haddam, Conn; 1t. Comdr
Louis I. Reilly, U. S. C. c., Staten
Island; 1t. Comdr. Howard S. Rob-
erts, U. S. N. R.. Webster Groves
Mo-; 1t. John D. Gavan, U. S. N. r.
Milwaukee; 1t. Norman G. Hick-
man, U. S. N. r., New York City
and 1t. Wesley Gallagher, U. S
N. R., st. Louis.
The award of honorary officer OF
the Military Division of the Most
Excellent Order of the British En-
pire will be given to Col. Carter l.
Burgess, U. S. A, Roanoke, Va, and
Col. Harold v. Roberts, U. S. A.,
West Lafayette, Ind, and 1t. Col
Dawson Dalziel, u. S. A. A. F.,
Evanston, III.
1t. Col. John Edward Thomas,
U. S. NJ, of Spencer, Va, will be
made honorary member of the Most
Excellent Order of the British Elm
pire. The British Empire Medal will
be awarded to Pfc. James L. Cor
bean Of Xenia, Ohio. The Dis
tinguished Service Medal will be
given to Quartermaster Gic) Ger
land M. Gray, Falconer, N. Y.
Capt. Richard M. Scruggs, 45os
North Eighteenth street, Arlington,
Va, has been presented with the
Silver Star Medal for gallantry
in action in the amphibious landing
at Lingayen Gulf.
The award was formally presented
to Capt. Scruggs by Vice Admiral
Daniel E. Barley, commander of the
7th Fleet, at ceremonies in the Of
flee of Secretary of the Navy For
restal. Mrs. Scrugss and their
daughter Louise were present at the
ceremony.
AS commander of LIST fiotillas,
7th Amphibious Force, Capt.
Scruggs, according to the citation,
'coolly, skillfully directed the un-
loading activities until the enemy
fire became so intense it was neces-
sary for him to order his ships to
retract from the beach to prevent
additional personnel casualties and
to protect the ships"
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Floating Drydock
Takes 226 Ships
In 78 Months
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The ARD-13, floating drydock,
has provided a haven for 226 war;
weary ships in the Pacific during
the last Is months, the Navy re-
ported last night.
Thousands of miles from a navy
yard, the ARD-13 (auxiliary repair
dock) has served as a workshop for
repairs to virtually every type vessel
up to cruiser size, including more
than 100 destroyers.
The floating drydock resembles
a great ship in general appearance
except at the stern where the great
well of the dock is located. The
craft was built in 1943 by the Pacific
Bridge Co at Alameda Calf
Evening star., 1945-07-16
WPB Lifts Restrictions
On Leather Sports Good.

BY the Associated Press.
More leather will be available for
such civilian items as luggage, foot
balls and other athletic equipment
and furniture upholstery, the War
Production Board announced today
The agency lifted three of its re-
strictions covering the use of leather
and relaxed a fourth.
Evening star., 1945-07-16

Sc: Pvt. Joseph D. Baten, i741
T street NV; Pfc. Irwin stanback
1927 Morse street NE; T/5 John
w. Walker, 53S7 Third avenue Sc;
TI5 Marshall B. Hirsh, 1922 Four
teenth street NV: Pfc. Clarence
Suggs, 500 Fourth street Sc: IT'S
Fred White, ST.. 1914 Riggs street
NV: Sergt. Chauncey r. Case
1916 Sixth street S.W., and SISergt
Raymond E. Holland, 221 F street
NV.
TfSergt. John M. Morton, 2925
Covington road, Silver Spring, Md;
TI5 Archie r. Dawson, 1923 First
street NV; T/Sergt. Charles Barab
164 Mississippi avenue S.W.; Pvt
Raymond Hoover, 303 Park road
Alexandria; Sergt. James B. Dem
ing, 720 Thirteenth street NE; TI5
George o. Bailey, 1856 Worthington
street NV; T/5 William T. Hardy
Route 4, Anacostia, D. c.; Pvt. Will
liam r. Thompson, Fifteenth and
D streets Sc; Maj Edward G.
Jones, 805 West Madison avenue
Hyattsville, and 1st 1t. Harry w
Anderson, 1908 G street Sc.
Evening star., 1945-07-16

B-29s will deliver your used tin
cans to Tokyo II you put them in
separate containers by your garbage
can. Plane parts and bomb fuses de-
mand high-quality tin. II not col
lected phone Republic 84SS.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation

bill which is in Congress at this time would, if
passed. make mandatory that youth receive compu
sorry military training when they reached the eighteen
The authors of the bill that it is intended prepare
nation against future To other people the bill seems to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04
Softba|| Teams ReadyF Season. Q peninS
Richard CoSSer
Presents Checks

Richard Gosser, Director OF
Region 2-B, presented a check
for $4,000 to the BoWlers Vic
tory Legion and one for $500
to the March of Dimes Commit
tee, from the proceeds of the
1945 Region 2-B Bowling Tour
nament, sponsored by Local IL,
UAW-CIO.
The Bowlers Victory Legion
is nationwide organization,
operating on a non-profit basis
to provide athletic equipment
for members of the United
States armed forces.
Walter Madrzykowski, founder
of bowling in Local IL, and
member of Brother Gosser's In
ternational staff, says that, in
his opinion the Region 2-B or
ganization is the only one of it's
kind which donates money from
it's tourney proceeds to the B.
V. L. and to the March of Dimes
Committee. The Bowlers Vic
tory Legion is sponsored by the
American Bowling Congress.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04

OF play mas been arranged py
Frank Puskas and Bill Eme-
rick, co-managers of the
league. The league play will end
August 6. At the end of the three
rounds the top four teams will
participate in the playoffs to de-
termine the winner of the Local
IL championship. The winners
of the playoffs will be awarded
a leg of the large trophy and al
so will be given smaller awards.
A Rules and Grievance COM
mittee was selected at the last
regular meeting of the team
managers. Those chosen to this
committee, which will decide
questions concerning the league
play are; Frank Puskas, Auto
Lite Unit; Bill limerick, WHY'S
Overland Unit; Frank Wekwert,
Acklin Stamping Unit, Victor
Irvine, Auto-Lite Unit; and Ed
die Collins of the National Sup
ply Unit.
Each team is allowed to carry
II players and each member of
the outfit must be a member of
Local IL in good standing. A
new rule decided upon by the
Rules and Grievance committee
is that a player shall have been
employed by the Unit with
which he desires to play, for a
period of thirty days before he
is signed for the team. This rule
is intended to eliminate any
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04

The Detroit Tigers hold first
place in "Uncle Sans Circuit"
for the third straight year, hav-
ing sent 38 players to the armed
forces.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04

eight team league of members
representing Units affiliated
with Local IL, to be conducted
on the same basis as the mems
teams.
The Units are asked to send
anyone interested in girls soft
ball to the meeting. If girls wish
to play and their Unit is not
large enough to sponsor team,
the committee will endeavor to
place them on a team of another
Unit.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04
Girls League
T okinq Shape

The Packard Unit is the latest
to signify its intention to enter
a team in the Girls Softball
League, sponsored by Local IL,
UAW-CIO. Two other teams rep
resenting the Auto-Lite and the
National Supply Units also will
be entered in the league which
will be supported by the Local
if at least six teams are entered.
The Local will furnish the UNI
pires and the necessary equip
ment, except the uniforms.
Frank Puskas and Bill Emer-
ick, co-managers of the Mems
Softball League, will also direct
the Girls League in cooperation
with the managers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04
Never Too Old

A lady fan called Eddie Gill
liland, president of the Toledo
Baseball Club late in March,
and the conversation wens
something like this:
when do the Mud Hens open
their season at Swayne Field?"
"They play the Louisville
Colonels on April 49,"
$50 soon? Gosh, I must get
ready to tie my grandmother
down."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04
MONEY FOR SPORTS

Baseballs Equipment Fund, sending balls, bats,
gloves and other paraphernalia to the armed forces
made disbursements in 1914 which amounted to $685.
432.5S. Since the inception of the Fund in 1942 1t
has purchased $229 1882 worth of baseball material
for the services
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04

Venezuela is the latest coun-
try to adopt a baseball postage
stamp. Colombia, Nicaragua and
the United States are the other
countries in the lineup. The U.
S. stamp was adopted during the
Centennial year of baseball.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04
Girls Sof+buII
Meeting

There will be a special meet
ing of players and managers of
teams desirous of entering the
Local II Girls Softball League
at 800 p. M, Friday, May IL at
Local IL headquarters, 425 Win
throp st.
1t is planned to have a six or
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04

form of 'pirating." However,
each case will be acted on in
dividually by the committee ~
Playing equipment has been
distributed to the team man
ayers and practice has been
started on several of the ball
diamonds, assigned to the league
by the city reacreation depart
ment.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04

engage
While congressman preparing bills of this
ture the people of this country that there is not
much chance of keeping peace matter how many
conferences held.
We should have a small highly trained army perfectly
familiar with the developments of modern warfare
It unwse to support such legislation and unAmercan to
f"~re our youth into conscript army.
Last Sunday a fvesome of good union members in
vaded Heather Downs for round of golf Melvin Schultz
Lloyd Speide and Ted Modrowsk defended the fair
of against the boys from the international staff
Curly Lchy and Howard Seren The betting frsky but
nobody took much of loss. Ted low with 84
and Spede high with at least 116 claims he hurt his
back Hmmmph).
Tommy Adair of the Spicer Unit says that when he
one of Toedo promising young fighters his manager
was promising. In fact, he promised Tommy the title
Tommy took no title now he takes no promises
Sgt Charles Jackson, son of "Pop" Jackson of the
Paskon Unit home from Germany last week and paid
visit the boys Local H. The sergeant is going to
turn to active duty soon but until after he completes
little adventure-hes going to get married tomorrow
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. hope all your troubles will
be "little ones"
"Toos Martin Local IL representative, has taken up
golf monetary sidene But things aren't going the way
he planned. 1t cost him two bucks the first day out
Emil Lndhorst of the Willys-Overand Unit, says that
day crop of baseball pitchers good any
of those of former years,
Lite Unit of the ardent fishermen of the old north
Jim spends much of his spare time relaxing at the SPORT
Another real fisherman from the Unit is Eddie Flynn
who lives in NICE spick and span white house in Point
Place. Eddie fishes several times week. winter and sum-
mer Incidentally, Jim and Eddie schoolmates some
thirty-odd years ago.
Twas great day for the Irish few months ago. when
Sgt. Ed Conne member of the Spicer Unit of Local H.
but lately loaned to Uncle Sam, met his brother Sgt Maui
rice Conne former Central Catholic High School COACH
Mortal in the Philippine Islands Neither brother knew that
the other that part of the world Ed has been in the
South Pacific for 38 months with the 18th Air Force.
The officers of Region 2-B and Local H. UAWCIO and
also many of the members very glad to hear that the
late Roger Bresnahan admitted to basebas highest
honor the Hall of Fame Bresnahan helped hundreds of
young ball players many of them present members of Local
H.
Dan Garno of the Spicer Unit says that after the war
auto statesmen will just have to sit down and write orders
for never did know auto salesman who really
did work OF course Dan different.
The University of Michigan baseball team has seven
out of eight games this spring. taking the of Notre
Dame in both ends of double header
The University of Michigan track team four relay
victories and added second place in tying the 1899 record
of Pittsburgh to mark the second time such feat been
registered in the 51year history of the famous Penn relays
The University of Minnesota this year has of the
best baseball teams in it's history.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04
EarIy Hunting
Party

A dispute over the Michigan
Ohio boundary line, in the
1905 almost ended in conflict.
Hundreds of armed men were
recruited on both sides of the
disputed border, and set out to
do a little neighborly hunting"
However President Andrew
Jackson intervened to settle the
argument and the hunting
party was called off. Ohio W.
the dispute, retaining the pra -
ent site of Toledo, and the So
called Toledo War" en- de d
bloodlessly.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04

d1nUIgUOuS UcrIocrrIS '11"'
we are preparing for war with manpower,
but not with ammunition and mechanized
supplies, and certainly not with our produc-
tive facilities.
If our nation was in immediate danger of
attack by one of our potential enemies,
peace-time conscription would probably be a
good thing for us, but if we keep our indus
trial army fully employed and keep our pro-
duction lines busy, our potential enemies will
have no desire to engage our country in war
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-05-04
Managers Get Supplies;
Parks Are Assigned

The Local II Softba League will get under way at 645
p Monday May T. 1945. Ten teams representing that
many Units of Local IL have been entered in the league
which contains many of the best softba players in Toledo
finished schedule containing three complete rounds
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Legion Demands
Vet Job Shdkeup
Detroit Timrs Warrington Bur,as

WASHINGTON, Dec. - A
major shakeup in government bu-
reaus and functions dealing with
veterans employment will be de-
manded next week by the Ameri-
can Legion. Ralph II. LAYERS, ma
tional legion employment direc-
tor, announced today.
Legislation will be introduced
in Congress 10 abolish the vet
Grams placement board. transfer
the veterans employment service
from the department of labor TO
the Veterans Administration and
create an employment division in
the Veterans Administration with
full authority over all veterans
job counSeling and placement.
The Legion formally will re-
quest President Truman 10 re-
lieve the retraining and re-em-
ployment administration Of all
jurisdiction over veterans mat
terS Legislation 20 be intro
duced will amend the CT Bill of
Rights
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
France S Ruhr
Plea Studied

WASHINGTON, Dec. l CUP)-
- United States. Great Britain
~ Russia will not begin consul
tations on revision Of the Potsdam
agreement until they have dis
posed OF French proposals to am
putate the Ruhr and Rhineland
from Germany. it was learn d
today.
French foreign office represen-
tatives have already concluded
their talks on the Ruhr and
Rhineland in London and Wash
ington, and discussions in Moscow
are now understood 10 be under
way. A decision on the French
proposition within two or three
weeks is believed possible.
The American position on the
French plan is reported 10 be that
the Ruhr and Rhineland cannot
be considered apart from other
problems in Germany. Foremost
among these, il is said. is that of
establishing central governing ma
chinery in Germany.
The French hold that dealing
W tn Germany as an economic
unit without first looping off the
Ruhr and Rhineland would lead
inevitably TO a re-eStablishment Of
German industrial power
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Pay Off in Scrip

NEW YORK. Dec. l CINSs-A
development of New Yorks crime
wave today was the discovery that
big time gamblers debts are now
being paid in scrip" instead of
money. to avoid possible holdup
losses
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Barrymore Estate Sold

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. l CUP)-
Ownership Of the six-acre estate
OF the late John Barrymore, on
which the actor lavished S350.OOO,
passed 10 Mrs. Jacquelinc Ginette
Grlmaldl. operator OF an exclusive
girls school
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Concert 10 Be Held
For Russian Relief

A benefit concert for Russian
war victims will be given in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral of Ma
sonic Temple Friday at 500 p. m,
officials of the Russian Relief
Federation said Saturday.
Guest stars will include Katja
Andy, pianist; Celeste Cote, De
troit soprano, and Stanislaw
Schipiro, violinist. A chorus di-
rected by Henri Goldberg, will
sing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

TRNFFEC MAN
NJ. II. Fowler, Union
Pacific Railroad general
passenger agent at Los
Angeles, who will succeed
A. X. Malcolm as traffic
manager at Detroit DeOZ31.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24

RECORD CHECK BOOSTS BOND DRIvE-1n what termed
the biggest War Bond purchase the ctys history
Waller Qeft chairman of the War Finance Committee ana
Undersecretay Of the Treasury Daniel Bell cener accept
100000 check Mutual Life Insurance Co.
through its president William Montgomery