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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26

ing, Suggestion: wherever posi-
hic enter one Of the smaller
schools
4 housecleanins OF incompetent
doctors Is on in the hospital ia
cil'ties OF VA The 'ob will take
year and will he done ny med
les Of unquestionable ability now
entering the agency.
" y Sterling assistant ad-
miaistrsior sor rehabiiitation
ana education IN VA is urging
tie establishment Of regional
ciearins houses 10 break the "ed
u,ational hot,lcntek' which has
rrsnl'ed in some unsatisfactory
distribution ~ veteran enrollees
T.. schools He has warned against
"hvsterical croWdinr" by vets.
pointing out that on Dec %. con
gross extended from two IN four
wears the time for starting an
education with five years for
completion
Con Bradley has ordered i'm.
mediate priority on processing the
claims OF disabled vets The order
Is the result Of charge made nv
tEs disabled American veterans
that able bodied vets were being
rrocessed ahesd ~ the claims OF
The disabled.
Ampuiees Al the Walter Read
liosp:tal are calling for perma-
mont foun1ation to aid tho rhy-
slcal!y handicapped They srs
rsccivi-s an attentive ear and
about time too
The navy department has done
SplenNlc ION IN sctiing NJ earn
while you-learn schools Tor ,e,er-
ans Big question in Washington
when is army ecing 10 establish
sirilar program.
Negro eAlisiments in the army
arc progressive AZ about ! 10
9 rat" Reason negro vets are
iot satisfied with the civ'han en-
plrymeHt outlook ,noihor rea
sor certain combinations such
as reenlisfment allowance % sIo
per year for eyerv wear Of hon
orable scfvice lump sr.n mnster
irr out pay foptionali il NO on
lists before July no viii re-
COVE family allcimenfs FOR re
period OF new enlistment fur
i)reh travel pay within confi
n'nisl I $ at s. ner mile
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26

i% sinclair thar
We could be in
suited ~ all be
az % ran
tells the truth.
We are 2 little
1heae Of ne sto
ly the Hearst
,ap ers carried
IN their SUM
avs issue Jan
a front pag
tory denounc-
ing the l)ea 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
HELP WoAEN.

ATTENTION! WOMEN, especially service
wives and women veterans who would like
to work in an exciting service shopi II YOU
IKE selling or stock work and can work
here is an ideal way to earn 2 good salary
doing interesting work. Excellent working
conditions: In answering. please give age,
exper and salary required. Box 65-J. Star.
MANUFACTURER will need approximately
70 women. ages Is to 80. to be trained
for production dept; steady, perm. en-
ployment; good salary and working cond ;
only those living within committing dis
lance OF Silver Spring. Md. need apply,
Give name, address. age, education and
previous employment. Box 6S-J. Star.
LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE requires
the services of an assistant buyer OF
stationery; must be experienced; a good
opportunity to the right applicant: 5-day
week. In replying state age, experience
education and salary expected. BOX 14O-A,
Star
MAGAZINE EDITOR has opening for sec
retarial assistant; shorthand desirable but
not necessary Part-time editorial duties,
good opportunity to learn magazine work
Moderate s"I al salary to start. 6-day week.
sidered Box 62-J, Star
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, private roads;
t5ss Dial g. Glebs 5sae
your home. We do painting, plasterins,
ppa aEsrmsg rr9of,hng hooring modernising o.
q altering or building Esti m sas a ana
plans made with no Obligations Skilled
"a mee e,it used for al work Liberal terms
MENr CORP, Riggs, National Bank Bldg.
As ASH 81 ssd sI haTS re n mw MI 427s
ca VI s1E sis e. f,7 Ps s2s
nv Ioxa Warehouse at 7th and T ne. DI.
CARPENTRY sERyICE'-Au kinds of re-
pairs. alterations and additions. by reli-
day .sora night work. HBELFfELD."'
Floors beautifully sanded, refnished
cleaned and waved, Prompt service. Free
fItt%asss a M Sssa Rs sFy iH s
experience, dustless machines; reasonable
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
auet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CoNTRACToRS, INC. 1872 Wiscon-
GENERAL eiR IHs No ooNT1RaAcroR-1nsulation at.
tics, Easements finished: additions; altera-
Johns MANviLIE roofing, siding. insula-
1sp s'05a GATES ri SHf f &C. est ST.
JOINS -MANvILLE BLOCK ceiling tile
mess: small remodeling Jobs. Executive
L IfFE adsfE . wArERrRooF1Na. basement
caulking and pointtns; ten:year suaran-
tee. O.. A. MoELLER, Fairfax, Va. Cali
CHESTNUT 4I6s or Fairfax 2s2. 49,
HEATINa CO. oR. oi51. an new MAX
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. CPA, desires tax or acctg.
sst ork evenings Sat- Sun, Box 2loSo,,K,
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started, aud
sSs lSsal Sftfssnss 81 s6s4 yrs s
reasonable Box 4sl-H Star sHs 1 s'fA'
CHI CHEZ eolored lsea food a speciality; Is
CONSTRUCTION feSsE ShHRe FS sa
10 years varied construction experience In
ssn asirns estimating and supervision,
tor or sales engineer. Boy 2so-K, Star.
COUNTRY CLUB MANAGER available, Is
Box 1903. Aberdeen, Md. a.
light wiring mereha oil P0ger ena
air-conditioning and controls. Box 95-K,
I Ex ARMY sod1 oTrIcER. 81 married agsres
retail ,R .S sales Pox xL 274.K. Star. Il.
ward full-time Job at END Of year: avail
LIFE INsuRANcE medical examiner avail
ffTHoGkA iPfs1e' FRESHMAN, veteran Is 49,
married. 10 years experience, desires posi-
M sien with reliable tlrm; ref 3. WOOD.
MAN-Resourceful, ambitious, 25-year-old
professional employe Of permanent techni-
oai government agency, wants WORK eve
nings, week ends; experienced and inter
ested in chemistry, botany, psychology,
ppn pho sgs woodcarving; family man
P4 a1 asfA ArT Tsas veteran thoroashly
exp; electrical, smechanical specifications,
part time and piece work. AL. 1914.
STENOGRAPHER, veteran, desires posi-
ton with legal firm; excellent stenographer,
but position. with law Arm considered.
Boy 255-K, Star los
STUDENT would like part time mr. evening
work, 4:30 to 1890; have driving permit,
81 years Of age. Box 273-K, Star. 14'
VETERAN desires job in mechanical work
With With fair wages WIN serve apprentice
VETERAN, colored. desires light truck
driving job. Call DI. 94s4.
VETERAN OFFICER, 80 years old, desires
positions; Wharton School graduate, s
years Of department store experience as
buyer OF children's and women's ready-to-
wear; willing to invest up to $4,000 If
VETERAN. colored, desires $ or 8 hours
Sspsr ae goE g RGsfz 1885 ss 1hen
YOUNG Man {, colorsd, desires work as
JOSEPH M. BOND, 215 18th st. BE. 13s
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SITUATIONS woMsh.

ADMINISTRATIVE, executive secretary,
references. Box 254 *, Star. 10.
CAMERA GIRL, colored, experienced in
dark room and camera. Cali HO. 1910.
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires position in
funeral home; middle aged. 13 yrs expe-
rience with ability to assume all duties
relative to the funeral business, embaim-
ing excepted; willing to live in funeral
W. Va. Phone 500. ave- Aa0fsan Is.
DRAPEs, valences. curtains, bedspreads,
alterations; reasonable. Call RA. 1897
DRESSMAKNG, design. remod., altera-
tons; eve. gowns a speciality: reas MISS
GfRIs Wv 7fwo. hf coioR RB. de AP 2 wofk
after school as Mattresses busgirls or
answering phone in ONCE. RE. 1852
MANAGER OF APT. BUILDING by young
widow with small son: have hotel manage
ment and secretarial experience; good
local references. FIR. 649O. lSs
SECRETARY, executive and administrative
baekground; ability warrants top salary.
T TRAb bfl-k Assso5sc1iAr,oN SECRETARY, Y ?
yrs. experience. yrs. in hotel public rela-
tion. promotion, personnel. Box 26S-K,
Star. 14s
WOMAN, alert, aggressive, college and
secretarial school graduate; successful ex-
perience In. interior decorating, editorial
and research work; present salary $4,000;
ceslres cnange; prefer selling or promotion;
willing to travel. Box 267-K, Star
YOUNG WOMAN desires part-time typing
at home. Cali TIA SSl4
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PERSONAL,

DO YOU NEED a mailing address OF tel
f NhRsE calls sffai Ho1 Se5k star
Proof Of qualifications. including relia-
PtT fIs eTss kFS ,or AT E. 2oos
other defa A KhkA sa PH Il reT Rfss AS
p hssi s AZ izRI $780, ask for IN Mis-,
Wright. If you are in need Of loan up tr
$500 on your signature
D IRs;s! AND ALTERATIONS, also
prompt service at moderate prices. Special
d LIE q; NV. Room 20. Telephone Ex-
HOWELL ACADEMY: accredited boarding
school for boys in kindergarten through
am gIads' iSeased on Severn River essate'
sEMIPRIvATE ROOM and ward in Nursing
a9me e5 fe9 elderly people tray service. Can
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, +.
modern day boarding school for children
from TO IL, years old: daily ransporta-
I af PRicEs P sh io4 DIAMONDS and
co l a4essSFiHSs St nT Ssn ne
SLIP COVERS professionally tailored from
guaranteed. DI. 0l22.
CORSET HOSPITAL FOUNDATIONS and
girdles rehtted altered at nominal prices;
zlppers garters and bonings replaced; elias
SETS. 1921 14th st. NV, Tivoli Building.
BABY given loving mother care by practl-
81 f hsT FER h To 81 es 13
professional writer with considerable travel
experience and knowledge of people. MRS.
French H coNvERsAri ON LfssoNs taught
by highly cultured young French woman
Thorough course in grammar and CONVEX
Safio9: Partisan accent. Private tutor.
cHnDREN's PHOTOGRAPHS, weddings,
ssq3iG grsnt Is ss1ens poses So others to
PORTRAITS Of quality in the home, with
ttfnti4p to gGrsTasSgre Ct
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
Fee; relief from pains and aches due to
nervousness, piles, colds. flu or other all
feet !, Lady Naturepath 90 years expert
EXCEPT iH NAN BE BORN IsSo AGAIN, he can
not see the Kingdom of God. John 3:3
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
Zee; relief from pains and aches due to
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
t tsss Lady dSsSss gs sas5
ARTIST wishes studio to subrent. Box
AsssIssTA NJ MAssEusE WANTED, white
30-35: experienced. dependable. character
reference: hours, II noon 70 |. pm Give
SHIRT HOSPITAL-Collars.. cuffs turned:
: sPssia1s za. Pr SG ss! szDeS Oh sewing f ff@s
different poses, 1880. You viii treasure
own environment. For appointments cali
Ma GAR gay e RsTTfsins urgent; contact
HELEN 2: BoyEE at 511 s. Lee St, Alex
s safria P PacrH HHf stf bsbv n,ctrss
made at, modest prices IN your home.
ATTENTION, MEN! Hearts and flowers
for your valentine YOU furnish your
heart, let US furnish the flowers. A spe-
cial valentine corsage of one large beau
ttful orchid, attractively boxed, 90 COM
plete::, also two lovely mystery gardenias,
lovely bow, for only $3.50 complete. Cali
HARRISON G. HARRISON co, at the cor
ner OF Georgia ave. and Kennedy st. NV
TAX RETURNS. State and Federal, pre-
pared By accountant; books brought up to
Millinery. REsTYLNG, BLocKfNG.
cleaning, trimming; materials, straws to
order; exquisite samples in stock VOGUE
HATS, 1898 14th st. NV. Open ewes
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, neat and experienced; gem
eral housework. 3 days a week MI 5437
GIRL IL eoiS 9nSd neat; sh.w.: hours. to 8
81 SRI ss4 s0l0Fed' wants days work. ls So
GIRL, coiored. wants days work. SIS and
GIRLS ca. colored; one as nursemaid.
stay in; the other, cleaning bachelor 8
apartment or housekeeper. Call Trinidad
GIRL. colored. general housework. no cook
ing or nursing; live out FIR. 3021.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. SIS and
carfare, near Sc. section. HO. 6S47
GIRLS, eolored, want Job 8 days wk.,
GIRL, colored. experienced, wants days
work. hours, to 4: SIS and carfare. AID
HOME LAUNDRY. wanted by colored
woman, 52s gath, st. NV. DI 0s69 I2'
MAID, colored. g.h.w.; experienced: live in;
T zen and private ate, bath tho $50 week. 7734
WOMAN Won N. eelored, desires dsy,s work. VIII
WOMAN. colored. eXperienced. wants days
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time Job
afternoons; from ron, to 7;3o. Call after
WOMAN, young, of Virginia, light colored,
y wishes morning work DU; 3714:
REFINED, young white mother of 3-year-
OLD child wishes to take full responsibility
will care for one child. Call NO. 4510
A
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. B.
HoME IMp. COMPANIES &c,

HONE lMP. COMPANIES tcont.l
PAINTING, papering and door sandinE
CONT. co. TR. 1910 or
p MIN AND DEcoRATING-4o years
at making homes brighter: For unexcellea
LUCAS, LUCAS g. LUCAS, 500 Emerson ST.
NV, RA $3.50 or GE, $3.50. q
PAINTING, papering, floor finishing, etc.
Redecorate your home now. Prompt serV-
ice. ia. 0331 or DE. 5461.
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs, home
repairs; work guaranteed; white mechanics.
GENERAL HOME REPAiRs. AID, 5128.
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting; re-
pair work: complete bath and equipment;
gas heaters; sinks for grocery and deli
catessen stores; 24-hour service. ia 6124.
q. H sHUGART. SIS Van Buren, St. NV.
h hStYssT heaters Ts SSsa drains uns'GqPCsd
REMODEL, modernize your home nowi
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION Co. $500 Wis. ave WI. 1900.
n VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cal,
PATTERSON CAuLFIELp CORP, for
Johns-Manvilie roofing, siding, Insulation,
storm windows and heating: convenient
terms. no 4120 Member Johns-Manville
Home Improvement Guild
DOES YOUR property need remodelingf
Call US for any work from bsmt to roof.
Free estimates. ATLAS HOME BUILDERS
Al service. small carpentry JOBS. After
g pm, AT. 2295.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SALESMAN-Start $50
wk.: exper.; large territory; opprty Miss
Day, PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 q. Ma.
LEGAL STEM. F.). $50: 1--WE; and 5h
da. wk.. eyper:; typist, exper., $40 wk.;
stem, com1 ofnes. S45 wk. Many others.
14thn NV. RE. 2S2S.
TYPIsTS F.), S160 mo-: exper, several
unusual openings; clerk-typist, 5-day wk.,
wk,; payroll clerk, financial office, SI5O;
information clerk 5-day wk., S125; Dicta-
phone oper., 5-day wk., $3.50 Need 100
new applicants DAILY for top-salaried
positions WELCOME. (Est % yrs.). Miss
Evans, BOYD'S, 1888 F. Ma 233S.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

floors; 4 rooms and bath on each floor:
arranged as apartments; ideal for home
and income. price, $1,S0O; terms. Cal
ME- Pastor. MA. 3052. YOUNG g. PASTOR
AERIAL TYPOGRAPHICAL for prices
and interview CAPITOL .AIRvIEWS, T3s
otn 81 NV. lei. Elk. 36T1. mh1s
DO YOU want to sell? We have buyers
with cash, List with US, free appraisals;
40 40 ooilgation; no charge unless sold. Cali
81. 1858. YOUNG & PASTOR, 1928 Yer
mont W.
GROCERY STORES wanted for our cash
GENT service. HARRY SHENK. Broker.
GROCERIES, DELICATEssEN and liquor
stores are our specially and q snap for
our large. and efficient sales force. For .
quick and confidential sale call KOGOD &
BOSkOFF. 631 st. NV. National $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION by experts.
Easy parking specially. Dual control cars
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDEDWModern
training in, all subjects; day. night and
MAsELLE HONOUR School approved for
p. c. requirements and CT training. 1870
Va B Az R NV Hx3S t,, estsb HIS
begin March 4th for June exam: 2 yrs.
law school required; WALTER J. NEWTON.
instructor. Elk. 1874. IT,
PLAY PIANO and compose in 8 months;
also, singing and organ instruction MI
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting Enroll
ART LESSONS-Earn good living in 8
mos. Specialist in fashion figures, air
brush, lettering, layout. perspective, etc !;
teaches all shortcuts; painstaking instruc-
ton. TIE. 1905. 49,
COMPETITIVE CIVIL SERVICE exams.
Prepare now. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREP
SCHOOL. 33l3 l4th nv. MI Ah5S
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
RELIABLE JAPANESE COUPLE desires
IN small family as g.hw. District
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRAVEL BY PLANE, anywhere. any time.
Call Spruce 0SSS.
PRIVATE CAR leaving for Los Angeles or
vicinity Wednesday or Thursday this week
tional 5261, Ext sos 49,
LEAVING FOR MACON via. Augusta. Ga,
Wed OF. Thurs; Al Buick. Call TAYLOR
DRIVING TO CALF. Wed or Thurs: ex-
seryiceman; 80 Mercury; room for g.
Call Adams 3176
BUICK 1910 sedan leaving 18th for Los
Angeles via Oklahoma City; take 4 or 5;
share expense. See MR.. CUMMINGS. sI6
* st. NV, after $50 am. Tuesday or
Wednesday
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA THURS. take 2
passengers: share expenses; 1871 Dodge
with heater. references. RA. 1866
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meals. GOVERNMENT SERVICES, NC,
w 9ds ESst st. young jung women to learn hand
bag refining; some knowledge Of sewing
machine operation helpful BECKER'S,
graphs in studio: permanent position; ex.
See hf MISE sp Made IA Hese psss
eli . m. Rapid advancement. Il.
WOMEN, white, Is to 50--High- class cafe
terra wishes energetic ladies to learn
ming salary; no experience necessary;
MISS aRGEs s'e e. soso, ne On Apply pH9a in
WOMEN AND GIRLS, g. IS SD to 40, pleasant.
full. time restaurant work. day or night
sb Shift good fo& sastnE salary With
n n 81 no g experience necessary. Apply s
YouNS IAb9 for re een nssh o St n Work
surate and good at figures; prefer one
living at home with parents; good oppor-
tunityy for girl Just oYt Of high or business
YOUNG LADY, typist, with pleasant dispo-
sob TOR rent dept Of size
Of duties, some Interesting. some duh. Con;
eo,woEksrs; $Isp mo. 5Ss.day e Week; alter
nate Sat. off. Call DI. $3.50 during office
YOUNG WOMEN, 1s to 85, resident of
Washington and well acquainted with city,
to route telegrams; inside office work;
term OF nightwork necessary, for which
bonus differential is paid. See Miss
Flfer' WESTERN UNION, Room COL, ITO
YOUNG WOMEN. 1s-s5-Are you inter
fession, rapid advancement? Start as sales
girl IN portrait studio. See MISS MEADS.
hotel Plaza, eli am. Ia
YOUNG WOMAN for cigar and book dept
nlghtwork; store closes at 10 pm; must
nave highest reference. INVESTMENT
PHARMACY, 1901 K st. NV,
YOUNG WOMEN-Want a Job you'd be
proud OFF II you do, you can find 1t at the
Telephone Co.. our business is growing,
We need the help of ambitious young wom-
en- who are interested in positions with an
assured future; no previous experience is
necessary; you'll be paid while in training
ana you can look forward to steady en-
ployment and regular pay increases. for
tull details call at one of our employment
ofhces where we will be glad to discuss
employment with you; open until 8 pm
for your convenience. 1877 18th st. NV.
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO oAeArhAAS q
GOVERNMENT and college girls. make ex-
ira money, plus discounts on your wearing
| apparel by working Saturdays $50 am. to
| . PM. as saleswomen in the nationally
known Lerner Shops. Apply today LERNER
WaTGa kEp4rR f. sHop has 7t aps St NV
young lady, age rs to 80. with pleasant
personality, to wait on customers. Hours,
8 am, to pm: 6-day week: In reply,
give phone number. Box 7b-J, Star.
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-01

who has just been released
from Uncle Sans Navy. 1t will
be his first start under the Lo-
cal IL A. c. banner. An oppo-
nent has not been selected as
yet for Ray but a few likely
prospects are being considered
by the boxing committee of the
Local II A. c.
Ralph Diffenderfer, Annucia-
ton A. c. will fight Dominick
Dantanaro, 118 pounds, of the
Shamrock A. c., Detroit. Alvin
Knapp, Detroit, will swap
punches with Al Joseph of the
Highland Park Boys Club at
100 pounds.
The referees for the comins
show will be Laverne Kellerya
Red Macdonald, Joe Lohman,
Lloyd Bennett. and Billy Den.
man. Judges for the matches
will be Jack Brady, Jim Patter-
son, and Harry Collins.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-01

The Detroit Tigers and the
runner-up Washington Nation
ais shared doubleheader honors
for the 1945 American League
race, the pennantwinning Ben
gals leading the circuit in games
won and lost in twin-bill ap-
pearances, with Washington ty-
ing the league mark for winning
two games In one day Ia times
during the campaign.
Detroit swept 10 double bills,
split even in 81 and only four
times dropped both games for
a record of Al wins against 20
defeats and a healthy .586 per-
centage.
Washington, landing second
with a $40 mark on 40 won
and 81 lost In doubleheaders,
swept both games ID times to
tie a mark first set by the
Browns in 1912 and equaled the
following year by the Yankees.
Washington was blanked in
eight twin bills and split even
in 21 others.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-01

ducing wallop. These boys
weigh 1853 pounds.
The semi-windup will bring
together Frank Palizzi, of De-
troit, and Lester FELTON,, of the
Brewster A. c. They both weigh
118 pounds and are very clever
boxers. The customers are in for
treat in this bout.
Bob Bailey, a member of the
Spicer Unit of Local IL, will
appear in his first bout. He is
under the tutorship of Joe Lob
man, who says that Bob will
give a good account of himself
against Don Winiecki of Detroit
at 140 pounds. Spicer Unit fans
are eager to see Bob in action.
On the last Local IL A. c.
card, Dick Morris and Don
Prond fought a very close bout
with Morris getting the nod
from the judges. Prond is de-
termined to avenge this defeat
and a grudge fight is promised
by both of the boys.
Tito Clarey, 90 pounds of
might and boxing ability from
the Local IL stable of ringmen
will clash with Donald Knill of
the Annuciation A c. Detroit.
Tito has won al of his bouts
here but will be taking on some
fast company in little Knill.
The Weens twins, from De-
troit, Lee and Leonard will take
on Clinton Isom, Detroit, and
Leo Rogers. Toledo. Another
brother act will find the highly
popular ,Mizzi brothers, Joe and
Ray on fe card. Joe will tangle
with Jim Ball, Local IL boy
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-01

ard Commutator) Ill, and Her
man Mueck (Toledo Scale) no.
In regular team play the De-
Vilbiss keglers paced by Ken
ShepardS 648 took the sails out
of the League leading Toledo
Scale in two games shooting a
record 1925 In one of the games
Shepard fashioned his total with
games of 233-215 and finished
with 200 on the nose.
Syl Wisniewski subbing for
Joe Kardos with Willys No. 2
had a good night, helping his
mates with a 638 total, featur-
ing a 234 game in the set.
In the International Division
the WHY'S quintet, after train
ing In to league leadership with
an uphill fight, suffered a set
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-01

back, dropping two games to
Toledo Pressed Steel, while the
leading Cameo outfit swept three
from GoEdons to hold a 2 game
edge in top spot.
LOCAL 12
LADIES DIVISION
Dependable Vic Truna took
the No. 2 spot in the Blade
Headpin featuring a big ITO
score Vic was consistent hitting
the headpin every time, but
short counts held her total
down.
Mary Segur (Region 2B) is
quite an expert at cutting down
the $40 setup Bernice Szyma-
nowski also put the $40 on the
credit side, while Bea Mooney
was converting the difficult q
$40 Setup.