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Evening star., 1947-07-27
Newlyveds Feted
1t Dinner Dance
1t Officers CMb

Brig. Gen. Robert c. Mcdonald
U. s. A. retired), and Mrs. McDon-
aid and their son, MI Henry Nc
Donald entertained at a dinner.
dance last evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer Lee Hart, jr., who
are just back from their wedding
trip. The party was given at the
Officer's Club of the Army Medica.
Center.
Mr.. Mcdonald was best man fol
Mr.. Hart at his wedding to Miss
Doris Helen DiLeo, July 10 at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart. The
Rev. Father Lawrence j. Wempe
ofhciated in the presence OF rela-
tives and close friends of the young
couple and a reception followed.
The bride was escorted by hel
father, Mr.. Joseph D. DiLeo ano
she wore a white linen suit with
matching accessories and a corsage
of pink roses and baby's breath. Miss
Janet Ann Maxwell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry c. Maxwell, was
maid of honor. Her costume also
was white and she wore pink roses
Miss Manvells father played the
wedding marches.
The couple will make their home
in Charlottesville while the bride
groom continues his studies at the
University of Virginia. Mr.. Hart is
the son of Mr.. Spencer Lee Hart and
the late Mrs. Hart. He served in the
Army Air Forces during World War
II and for sometime was on duty in
Japan. The bridegroom Is a gradu-
ate of Central High School where
in his senior year he executed life
size murals on the walls of the new
recreation room. The colorful paint
ings depict the activities at the
school and for his work, Mr.. Hart re-
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Audrey Johnson
Becomes Bride

The marriage Of Miss Audrey
Elizabeth johnson, daughter of Mrs
Aubrey J. johnson, to Mr. Robert
E. Nickel, son of Mrs. Virginia
Nickel, took place July %, in the
Lewis Memorial Church.
The Rev. Clarence Wise ofhciated
at the ceremony and Mr.. Joseph
Johnson, uncle of the bride, escorted
her and gave her in marriage. She
wore a street costume of white with
corsage of white orchids.
Miss Lucille Davidson of Rich
mond, was maid of honor for her
cousin. wearing an aqua suit and a
corsage of talisman roses. Mr.. James
Brooke was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nickel left after
the reception for a trip to New
England.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

sists of clam broth, the Imperial
Crab, scallops, Saratoga potatoes.
Mexican salad, rum bun, bread
and butter, coffee or tea. Make
date today-for next Friday
and for every Friday thereafter
to enjoy an old favorite! This
Is only one Of the many tempting
platters that star the menu. Air
conditioned restaurant - with
variety OF dining rooms. Ask the
headwaiter to seat you at the
Captains Table, or in the Ships
Cabin, or in any of the other
Marine Dining Rooms. 1921 and
1907 E st. NV.
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ceived, upon his graduation, the out
standing achievement award. He Is
"a member of Kappa Sigma Epsilon
Fraternity and his bride is mem
Der of Kappa Alpha Beta Sorority.
Mrs. Leonard Durkee, mother of
the bride. came from her home in
Buffalo for the wedding and also
present from out-of-town was Mrs.
Paul DiLeo of Belleville, N. j.. grand
mother of the bride.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

only way to successfully stop a
disfiguring growth. 1t destroys
superf1uous hair at the hair
source. Treatments are gentle
and given in absolute privacy. The
salon Is conditioned and Is
open evenings On Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday-from $50
am. to 4:30 pm.-you can still en-
JOY the wonderful Permanent
Wave Specials the $3.50
"Creme-Oil- Permanent" at the re-
duced price of s12.50 and the
SIS "Five-Star Oil Permanent at
the reduced price of $40. LAS
CONN. AVE. Phone MA, 1926
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To Be Married

Mrs. C. Francis Fielding Of Tulla-
homa, Tenn, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss So
Frona Fielding, to Mr.. William
Cummings Baylies, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyndon Hugh Baylies OF
Washington.
The wedding will take place early
in September.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

cents Hospital School of Nursing
and from which she was graduated
Miss Townshend and her parents
and sister, Miss Bernadette Town
shend, will leave shortly after her
arrival here to drive to California
They will be absent six or eight
weeks.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

daughter, Miss Luella Jane Arnold,
to Mr.. Howard F. Koch, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred A. Koch Of New
Haven, Mo.
The bridegroom was grad
uated from the University of Mis-
souri, and at present is employed by
the Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
The wedding will take place In
September.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

ARBATT Is Of
fering Portable
Electric Sewing
M a C h l n e S
famous brand
types, that
have been newly
conditioned and
rebuilt with new
motors and new
ronfrols and nt-
Evening star., 1947-07-27

Busy DrldeS-o-
b e, confronted
with the busi-
ness Of ordering
wedding invita-
tions and an
nounce m e n t S,
can avail them
selves Of expert
advice and as
Evening star., 1947-07-27

ted out in brand-new luggage
carrying cases-complete for only
s49.50. Terms as low as So. Q
month, with one year free service
guarantee. See them tomorrqw.
el7 r ST. NV. Phone RE 1890.
And-at 1881 H ST. NE Phone
AT. 1858 Night and Sunday call
co. 0025. 80
Evening star., 1947-07-27

z. SCHEETZE,
Inc. you will
find the cure,
It's Multiple
Electrolysis,' q
method approved
by doctors, and
given under the
skilled hands of.
competent oper-
oforr rhts {s fbe
Evening star., 1947-07-27

handsome, we'll
con S t r u C ted
pieces go to
B E r T RAMS.
You can make
your selections
in a cool, re-
freshing. air.
conditioned at
pocnhnra-and
Evening star., 1947-07-27

in a store that has one of the ,
most complete luggage depart
ments. BERTRAM'S Is proud Of
its variety of open-stock matched
luggage - for both men and
women. They have everything you,
need for your vacation-fron
train boxes to wardrobe cases and
trunks. Choose the pieces you need
for your vacation trip-then add
to it, year after year, until you
have a complete set. Stop In
900 14th st. NV. Phone MA. 570o. I,
y
Evening star., 1947-07-27

a baby, and
live in Wash
ington or in
its suburbs
here's some
thing for you!
It's a charm
ing baby book
let. entitled
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Miss T0unsbend
Returns Home

Miss Annie Laurie Townshend,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee L.
Townshend Of Chevy Chase, will
arrive home August from Jackson
vile, Fla, where she spent the past
three years In training at St. VIM
Evening star., 1947-07-27
~ .- A,%t'
- "
WE IN ~ .aslu
~
~.- HELENE
n
"A FUN--ior fair OK
~ Ns
foul weather. 3
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u

Roin or shine, weekends ondA
vacations ore meont for hoppy
reIoxation. So see thot you get
it!
With holf q summer OF "holi-
Days" still before you, we first
recommend q farewell to hard
work ond intellectual pursuits.
Insteod, DO everything to
bring your weary body to life
osoin-do the things to moke
you feel eorefree ond young.
There ore olwoys preiimino-
ries TO consider--extro clothes,
beouty treatments, and where
iodine in the interim. You'll
find suggestions in todoy's
column.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

their famous
Grab I'm
perial Spec
ial" served
from 1880
am. to mid
night. The
20 ri 81 n a ]
special" Is
ony Csc
and con-
Evening star., 1947-07-27

after the specialists
at the SCIENTIFIC
PLATING COM
PANY refinish and
repair it. A repre-
sentative will visit
you for free estimate
and pickup service.
36l1 M st. NV
block beyond Kev
| Evenings. Phone
Evening star., 1947-07-27

INN, located 8
miles from the
D. c. Line. It's
popular with
diplomats, with
cabinet cmcers,
and with wash
ington social
ites-who adore
the charm 3 Of
the entertain
Evening star., 1947-07-27

H VACATION DAYS ARE
''' HERE!" Start
your trip smartly and comfortably
with the correct luggage. For
Evening star., 1947-07-27

r E p A I r
Sc r VIC E
so that
moth holes,
c ! ga ret
burns and
srlags can be
inwoven or
rewovcn in
visibly. They
also eradi-
Evening star., 1947-07-27

When bank clerks in Ceylon went
on strike the stock market closed.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

sistance in choosing type and
stock, by consulting the en-
craving experts at BREWOOD.
This seasons brides are choosing
Cranes new "Ecruwhite" wedding
stationery because 1t has traditional
dignity and modern charm. Two
envelopes are now furnished. And
there are many correct styles and
samples on display for a leisurely
consideration. 1917 G STREET
Northwest.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
COMMONWEALTH
FARM INN

ing rooms for private parties and
receptions. Hams, poultry, vege-,
tables and dairy products right
of their own farm. Set-ups
served. Complete dinners. daily
and Sunday-from 50. Drive out
18th st. to Colesville Road on
Route 2s. Phone SH, 5553.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
IT'S sEW-sEw WON

's' L DERFULw II
sewing is your hobby-you'll1'be
delighted to know that CAPITAL
Evening star., 1947-07-27

" IJNs1oHTLY SUPER
$50 FLUOUS HAIR
no longer need cause you any
Embarrassment At MARGARET
Evening star., 1947-07-27

L" HEIRLOOM SILVER
and other precious
pieces Of your silver service-will
gleam brightly and beautifully.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

" An ADVENTURE IN
"A THE REALM OF
GOOD FOOD" awaits you
at COMMONWEALTH FARM
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Fall Weddmg

MIR. and Mrs. Clifford K. Arnold
announce the engagement of their
Evening star., 1947-07-27

"WHO-ME"?, that win be sent
to you free, by merely mailing a
postcard to Box 1912, Main Post
office, Washington, D. c. 1t is full
of fascinating and helpful ideas
and it suggests about 1900 names
for babies, horoscopes, birthstones,
flowers and a place for the baby's
record. Mail that card today, for
your FREE copy.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

cate runs and snags In your stock
ings-ar1d do small jobs while
you wait. Second floor, Velati Bldg,
904 G st. NV, Phone MA 8442.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

geHluScS dt lC-
storing your
hair to its
original tones
and making
it more beauti-
full than ever.
If your hair has
become drab
and streaked
through careless
hair dyeing,
EMILE has the
Evening star., 1947-07-27

" HAPPY DAYS ARE
HERE AGAIN"
Every Friday at O'DONNELL'S
SEA GRILL, you can again enjoy
Evening star., 1947-07-27

" THE BRIDAL PATH
can be made smoother
bv the service offered by BRE-
WOOD, engravers and printers
Evening star., 1947-07-27

because the
studio Is
delightfully."-
air-condi-
t ion e d
Taking q
8 u m m e r
course in
Evening star., 1947-07-27

you need every bit
OF information you can get on the
subject. So-if you are expecting
Evening star., 1947-07-27
THE WEATHERMAN
Il At xr,Avc oNkYr Yscv

ALWAYS SMILES"
ON the students of PHYLLIS
BELLS IDEAL" SCHOOL. That'S
Evening star., 1947-07-27

experts on his staff to correct the
ravages of mistreated hair. Do
consult them-and let them show
you the wonders they can perform.
Make an appointment, too, for
your permanent wave. You can
choose from machine. machine
less. or the 'WilHtt" cold wave. 1921
CONN. AVE, phone DI. 36l6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-05

mem iteuerIoien 5hiff, NIT Dem BinS
limo @eIlen tbr Spiel treiben, bis es
fldgli6 an Ser &lippe aeriheIlt. gs
lit anh bier alles gefommert mie es
fommen mnBte.
Sdmer laitet oieie grfenntnis oni
oes 8oters Seele. Die triiben @e.
oanfen fommen nno idminoen iuie am
nadtlihen @immelsgetpolbe Die Dor
Dem @inoe onbineilenoen @olfen.
slber am gnoe beb1It bas 2iht bofj
ipieoer ben Sieg. gr benft on @ottes
@nabe, Die oes Srrenben iid er-
barmt uno oen Siinoer 5ur 8uBe lei
tet. l1no aus Srauer nnb Shmer5
su Der 3uperiift auf Die gottlibe
@naoe iid ourbringeno, beetnnt er
fir Martin gu beten nit Der ean5el
9iebe, Die er fir ben Serlorenen
empfinoet.
Sn tiefiter Seele geltdrft, ri6tet
er Iid empor. Sbm lit 5u Mute, als
babe er nit @ott eerllngen; er iii
oellen eemiiier ols ie, oaB @ott iein
8ebet nidt unerbort 1aiien miro, uno
cine beae Sreuoigfeit liest in ieinent
5u oem Seilanosbilo erbobenen 8lid.
Sanelam penoet ltd Ser Hater Dem
ausgang 5u uno febrt burh ben ge-
molbten Gang, ser inn bl1lIiden
2idt bes BON @olfenIhleiern tpieoer
befreiten Monoes Dor ibm liegt, in
Iein &loiter 5triid. '..'3r
Our ielben 3eit n6bern iid BON
ser StraBe ber feIte Sdritte ser
Bforte bes &loIters. Gor Dem eiiernen
@ittertor madt ser ipGte @anoerer
Salt, mie INN sltem 5u i60pfen.
Sfmer rubt feline Sano einen gll1-
genblid al,f oen @itterltd6en, als gel
te es cine leste, idipere lteberlegung.
8ann elm energiIher stud; iein
gntidluB lit eefaBt.
Sdon itebt er unter Dem 8ortol
ieine Sono beritbrt Die &lin-
gel, unO bea flingt aus Dem sSnnern
oes Sauies iein @loden5eiden suriid.
8eipannt bordt er auf. - SIM
Sauie bleibt alles Itin Sein 8lid
gletet iiber ben monobelfienenen
@arten. 9ein 3speifel, es lit
eben 5u ipdt, INN i'm aloIter nod
ginlaB 8u finoen.
0a, Der Son ii6 nabenoer Shrit-
te. Gr fiiblt, tnie alIes 8lut linn gum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-05

SerSen front slber idon 0ffnet
! iid) Die Cir, nm iid gleih 6araiif
binter Dem fpdten Sremoling 81
fhIieBen.
p. ambroiins lit i'm 8egriff,
i'm ieine 3elle 3ii eeben, als 8rnoer
Wihoel, Ser Bf0rtner, nit elmer &ar-
te ibm entgegentritt.
Ser Serr ,partet I'M Spred5im-
mer."
Ser 8ater ipirft einen Blid auf
Die &arte. sic entbdlt nur ,penige
Seilen, aber iiberraIdt Iieit er iie
tpieoer uno ,pieoer, ols Oh linn ibr
Snbalt unfaBbar lit J. Damn Elm
freubiges Mufleudten in ieinem @e-
lidt. 0anferfiint ridten fid feline
gugen gen &irntnel, nno baitig eilt
er oem Spre65imner 81.
slls er eintritt, itebt Der 6remoe
llntpeit bes SenIters, uno i'm 2iht
oes Wonoes eriheint iein ernItes @e-
ii6t fait IeidenblaB.
Ser 8rielter gebt anf i'm su nno
min iprehen; ober bpr innerer 8e-
megung. perlagt feline Stinlme. Inter
Ser @eipalt oes Mugenblids er5it-
ternb, iiberfommt es tim tpie eine
ploblide S6nafe, 10 bob er iid itiit-
gen mliB.
Ser sSrenbe trttt nGber. Weit eli
nem 8lid, in Dem 3peifel nit Soft
nung iif part, iiebt er Dem 8ater
in oas leudtenoe Muge. Or fiiblt, ipie
oas 9eio in leinem @emiit itd loft
uno oas Ser5 ibm freier idldgt.
gr pergiBt, mos er 5u iagen ith bor-
genommen. Hur Die Mnung eines ie-
Iigen Srieoens gebt burh feline arme,
miioe Seele.
@eit often iiebt er Dor iid) cine
Cir 5u Iibten @efiloen, Die er nit
glalrbenspolen &inoeraueen idon
eitmal gei6aut, 5u elmer St1tte Der
grmartlng, Die i'm 5ur ieligen 8on-
enoung ieines armieligen 2ebens
fiibrt. @1E"
ga 6eugt Die @eltalt oes HrieIters
iid) 5ll ibm nieber; arme unlfangen
i'm. 8ie Elm Subelruf bribfs
BON P. antbroiius' 2ippen:
v0tartin 9lugllitin, fommlt ou en64
lid? - Sci tpillfommen!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-05

te, nm Damn Dem MeiItbietenoen 0ie
&llgbeit ibrer Bolitif uno oie sSeItig-
feit ibrer Sreue 5u5uiflagen.
Benig erfabren in 6ieler Irt bon
&Fen lno erfiiIt BON oen ssnuiio-
men meiner fiinfi,no5panaig Sabre,
nit gliibenoem Heulingseifer uno bon
lnniger 8egeiiteruns fir Die perbann.
te 4onigin, oeren Sbron mir tpieoer-
ber5uitellen geidmoren batten, mo9te
altb th mid in oie Ndbe oes @efeier>
ten. Ser General 8elluga itellte mid
Dor, uno als Der Miniiter = oieles
amt batte Ger Staatsmann beflei6et
= meinen bo6tonenben Sitel Mar-
quis bon gurunoa borte, faBte er NIT
beioen Sanoen aneine Gefte, 6riidte
lie felt on ieine 8rult unb fragte mid
nit einem slufipanb bon @efiibl, 6as
an &iibrung grenate, na9 Dem 8obl-
betinoen meines nun i6on felt fiinf-
5ebn Sabren i'm 5rieben @ottes ru.
benben 8aters.
&aum batte mid mein SnfeI be.
merit, Der nit ser Miniitersgattin
folgte, 10 begann er mir 3ei6en au
MAIDEN. gr ,pollte mid Der Game uno
ibren Ssdtern ooritellen. Sd fan6 es
! leood fir beiier, Dem 3uiammenItobe,
10 gut es ging, alts5u1peiden, uno
fll1tete mid an 6ie Settle Der @r1fin
Borrata, elmer init alien 0ffentlihen
Mngelegenbeiten nertrauten alten Da-
me, Die tDeoer BEL elmer geiitlihen nod
peltli6en Seier ien,nls feblte, 6a iie
in allen 3weigen menihIi1en 8ifIens
lbren Mugen mebr traite als ibren
Sbren.
~8as iagen Sic au Der MiniIterin
nno ibren SproBlingen9" fragte ih
life.
| Wfit ibrem lebrbaften, meiit unfebI.
barren Gone ant1rortete iie mir:
r@t nun, Die tpollen bornebm tun
uno baben oas 3eug nidt 6a3m."
Hno nit groBen 8eritGn6nis un6
attifdem Sal5 begann iie Die aufge.
blalenen Maorioer au geiBeln, oie Sic
Hunoe our6 Die 8robin3en madten
nno itb oas anieben fpaniider @rarl-
oen gaben. Oabei fielen aud einiae
lbarfe, ieood geredte Seitenbiebe ab
fir iene iDiirffffi9en @ranoen ieIbIt,
pel9e Die Brobina, oie @iege ibrer
@roBe, Die Shabfammer ibrer Gin.
FINITE, Die Stiise ibrer Madt, berad-
ten INN oes prunfbaften 2ebens Der
Sauptitnot Dillen, bas ibnen aur
auelle oes geroerbens, aur lriade
oes Berfalles unb gum Beginn Der
Demiitignng miro, inbem es 6ieieni.
gen, Die oa5n beftinrmt fino, INNER
uno aaerorts on Der Spite 5u iteben,
anf DIE 5Deite un6 brittle Stelle All.
riid6r6t1gt.
sc uaren 6amals in 4. bieIe ssanri.
llien aus Dem bOhften MoeI Wa6rios
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-05

SIN &aiino al 4. 1puroe 5u gbren
elmer boben BerIonli6feit elm 8oa
abgebalten Sd fam elm 8iertel mad
5ebn llbr oortbtn, in Dem Mugenblide,
|als Die Seititimmllng ourd oen Gin
tritt bes @efeierten lebbaft geiteigert
nuree. sln Der Seite oes Generals
gelluga, Der Die Siibrung iibernom-
men bate uno Dem Seloen 6es Su-
|ges Die Sonoratioren Der 8ropin5 por-
lteate, Our1i6ritt oieler bie S1le uno
Die breiten, pradtigen @alerien. Sim
ter ibm folgte feline @emablin nit Der
@elprel5tbeit uno oen Manieren elmer
pornebmen Game 6es olten &0nias-
bofes. am 9lrme meines Snfels, 6es
Ser5ogs BON sos, Der BEL alien sseIt.
libfeiten Der Bartei Siabeaas II. als
unerlaBlihes Seforationsitiid figu-
rierte. Gen 3us beidloiien, bon elmer
Shar gepubter SSSiingel1en uno DGm-
cben umseben, Die So6ter oes eetpih-
tigen Wfanaes. 8riinett Die cine, nit
anerliebltem Sdielblid; BON nattem,
berblaBtem 8lono bie an6ere, nit ei-
mem Weino6en, bon Dem 8uIiD, Der
fran5oitl6e Satirifer, b1tte 1agen TOM
men, mas er BON Waoemoiielle Wan-
cini iagte:
. -. ienes Sdn1belden, oas liebli-
DIE,
Gas BON Sbr 5u Sbr ibr reihte."
gs mar bies i'm W1r5 1869, als
lid tpenige Wonate nah Ser 6eptem-
ber-Hepolution, oie in 5panien ben
Gonfgstbron geitiir5t lno cine probi.
Ioriihe &egterllng eingeiest bate, 10.
pobl Ole gnbdnger Ser oamals in Ser
8erbannung peilenben &onigin ssia.
bella als Ole 4arliIten fir Die bebor-
Itte6en6e 9egenrenofntiot1 oraanifier.
ten nno beioe Seile nit gleihem 81.
fer Die 9tngel dms1Darfeil, nm oie
ants uno iteuenlolen politiifen Ser.
ionlidfeiten, iotpeit bieie in oen itiir.
miiden @ellen oes perfloiienen Sep.
tenlber nidt gang untergegangen tpa.
rem, alf5ufifben. 9ieie, bon gpreru
uno Eroianern l,nltuorben, nnbmen
Ole Snloigungen aller an, 6inierterl
nit ben einen li1rb ioupierten nit 6en
anpern, ihr0pften ale unb ber6arben
Ole Greunoidaft nit feinem, Biz fie
Hnr un0 obne 3tpeifeI faben, auI
tpelde Seite fih Die Wadihale neig.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-05
&oman BON Snis Col o mt a

SIN 2eben oes Mannes ba-
ben re9tmdBig MIR 5pei
Srauen &aum: ieine Mutter
uno Die Mutter ieiner &inoer.
Bas iiber oieie ooppelte, refine
nno beilige 2iebe binausgebt,
lit gefabrlide slbidpeifuns
ooer idulobare 8erirrung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-05
ONO wAIsENFREUND

ertDadeno, idrie ct all Gott, Dem Ie-
benoigen Got: rSerr, bergib mir,
ih tomme s. Serr, mein @ott,
|nirnm mid dnl"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-10
LocaI II Fighters
On Fremont
Police Benefit

Several members of the Lo-
cal IL Boxing Club will take
part in the annual Fremont
(Ohio) Police Department Bene-
fit Boxing Program, to be held
in that neighboring city on
Monday, October 20.
The benefit boxing show is
given in conjunction with the
Fremont Police child welfare
program. Through d i f f n t
sports activities a fund is col
lected to help that police depart
ment fight juvenile delinquency
by offering clean, healthy enter
tainment to the youth of Fre-
mont.
The Local IL boxers who will
offer their fighting ability for
this noble cause are Art Rae,
Golden Gloves heavyweight
champion, Tom Osberger, win
ner of the city lightheavy novice
title, Tito Clarey, Toledo's jun
ior flyweight champion, Jack
Red" Pyle, George Badgley,
Howard Freimark and Tom
Red" Guyton.
The Local IL fighters will be
under the supervision of Red
Macdonald and Joe Lohman,
coaches of the Union stable of
ringmen.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-10
Football Team
Loses Opener

In their opening game of the
City Recreation Football Fede-
ration, the Local IL team lost to
the West Toledo Sportsmen's
Club, II to 0, in a clean, hard
fought contest at DeVilbiss High
School stadium, last Sunday.
1t was the first time that the
Union players worked together
under pressure and several mix
ups in plays occurred during
the game. However, Coach Fran
els Lengel together with line
coach Pete Brown, will shift
the lineup for the next game.
The West Toledo SporSSmen
scored a touchdown in the clos
ing minutes of the second quar-
ter and again in the last period.
Both touchdowns were made on
passes. Both tries for extra
points were smeared by the Lo-
cal IL linemen.
The Local IL team looked like
a sure winner in the opening
plays of the game when Percy
Jeffries, left halfback, made
substantial gains on the first
two plays, bringing the ball to
midfield. After an exchange of
punts, the UAW team had the
Sportsmen back in their own
territory when several fumbles
by the Local IL backs set the
West Toledoans in scoring posi-
ton.
Credit must be given to the
Local IL linemen. Very few
plays were successfully execut-
ed through the Union forward
line which stopped the hard
charging Sportsmen backfieId
runners in their tracks.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-10

1t was announced recently
that Jim White, Toledo auto
mobile dealer, would donate a
magnificent athletic trophy to
the high school whose team
wins the annual champion
ship football title. Gold foot
balls will also be presented to
the individual members of the
winning varsity team. In case
of tie, double awards will
be given to the winners.
The donor of the beautiful
trophy is keenly interested in
Toledo sports and especially
high school recreational acti-
vities. Local school authOri-
ties, both public and parochi-
al, readily accepted Mr..
Whites generous offer be-
cause of his great feeling
towards the athletic interests
of TOledO'S youths.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-10
Toledo Jeeps
Open Season
November 7

What promises to be Toledo's
greatest professional basketball
season gets under way Friday
night, November 7, when the
Toledo Jeeps open their Ma
tional Basketball League season
in University of Toledo Field
House against the rugged Flint
Dows, the club which won ma
tional fame in previous seasons
under the independent banner of
the Dow Chemicals of Midland,
Michigan.
In all, the Jeeps will play 81
league games, 27 at home and
as many on the road. The first
three home games-with Flint,
with Fort Wayne on November
IA and with the Chicago Ingots
on November 21-will be play
ed on University of Toledo
hardwood with the Jeeps NOV
ing into their own Sports Arena
thereafter.
The Arena, now in the pro-
cess of completion, will afford
the Jeeps one of the finest play
ing sites in the country. The
first basketball game in the new
structure is expected to be the
November 81 clash with Roches-
ter, a Thanksgiving night affair.