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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-02

Here's some interesting news.
No smelt jamborees are on the
schedule in Michigan this Spring
but fishermen living near smelt
spawning streams are awaiting
the 1947 runs with the highest
hopes since the great 1942-43
die-off.
Sustained commercial t
fishing for smelt all winter is
inspiring confidence in t h e
Escana Menominee sector.
Fishermen in the Tawas region
are preparing for old-style ac-
tivity. Farther north, from AL.
pena to Cheboygan, local folk
are on the alert for some big
dippings. Lake Charlevoix win
ter smelt fishing has raised
hopes for a good run at Boyne
City, but Cold Creek. at Beulah,
where smelt festivals became
famous, is closed to dipping this
this season. Along the Lake Su-
perior shore, better runs than
last years are expected.
Out-of-state interest in smelt
spawning runs is reviving also.
The conservtion department has
had inquiries from Ohio and In.
diana.
Some doubt that smelt ever
again will reach the abundance
of the days before a still un-
identified plague swept them
from the lakes by the millions,
the days when they literally
could be scooped from the
streams with shovels. How far
they have come along the road
back will be seen, according to
conservation department fish
cries men, in the first two weeks
of April.
4 r \
After a 20-year respite from
legal fishing in Michigan, stur-
geon may once again have to
match wits with fishermen. To
test sturgeon abudance and to
make use of the supply avail.
able, the conservation depart
ment is considering recommend
ing a trial January and Febru-
ary ice spearing season.
Interest in sturgeon spearing
is greatest in Mullet, Burt and
Black Lakes, which form a
chain across the northern part
of the lower peninsula, and
there might also be spearing for
them in Lake st. Clair and in
rivers tributary to Lake Mich
igan.
Though slow growing, these
primitive fishes are long lived,
and often reach weights in ex.
cess OF 100 pounds. One killed
by boat propeller off st. Jo-
seph in l943 was nearly eight
feet long. weighed 337 pounds.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-02

rs no StandOuL enJIy IUI IIIt DPUI I O4 ANlIIb0'
Although such horses as Phalanx, Faultless,
Colonel, Better Value, Cosmic Bomb, Peace
Harbor, and Bastogne will be there at the
start of the race, none of them has shown
to such advantage during Winter and early
Spring racing to warrant being spotlighted
as a cinch bet.
Although the race takes but minute
and half to run, it will control the heart
beats of 100000 people because they know
that it will be anybody's race.
Evening star., 1947-11-14
| |Jet-Rocket Plane
IsReody for Navy
Supersonic Test
(From Yesterdays Last Edition..
By the Associofed Press

(From Yesterdays Last Editton.)
By the Asseeiated Press
LOS ANGELES, Nov. ia
needle-nosed combined jet-rocket
plane, designed to surpass the speed
of sound, has been completed by
Douglas Aircraft Corp. and awaits
its initial test, the Navy announced
today.
The new Skyrocket, which will
Join the Douglas Skystreak in the
Navy's sonic speed experiment, Is
expected to perform in the 650-75O
miles an hour range The speed OF
sound varies from 1853 miles an hour
at sea level to $50 m.p.h at higher
altitude.
The Skystreak, a jet craft, set
the official speed record OF 650e
m.p.h. last August, with Marine
pilot, Maj. Marion Carl, at the
controls.
While the Skystreak was more OF
less q conventionally designed plane
the Skyrocket Is of radical appear
ance. It's length Is As feet and It's
wing span only rs, in itself sharp
departure from conventional de-
sign. Tail and wings are markedly
swept back.
The new plane will be tested at
the Muroc Dry Lake Air Force Test
Center, but the Navy gave no indi-
cation as to when it will be taken
up or who will fly it.
Evening star., 1947-11-14
96c Overtime Limit
In Wage Law Urged
ySoft Coal Industry
BY the Associated Press

The soft coal industry, has recon-
mended to Congress a limit OF 80
cents an hour on the amount en-
ployers are required to pay work.
ers for overtime under the wage
hour law.
James w. Haley, counsel for the
National Coal Association, yesterday |
gave the industry's suggestion to a
House Labor Subcommittee consid-
ering changes In the nine-year-old
law.
At the same time, Mr.. Haley sug-
gested increasing the laws present
Accent hourly minimum wage re-
|ouirements to a 64-cent-per-hour
level, in order to take care Of ltv-
ing cost increases since 1910 when
the Accent rate became legally
effective.
The law now requires employees
to pay overtime for work after 40
hours a week at the rate of time
and q half based on o workers regu-
lar pay rate. Thus worker getting
81 an hour is due $3.50 an hour for
overtime under the present law.
Seen as Aid to Production.
Mr.. Haley suggested limiting en-
ployers' liability on overtime pay to
rate of time and half on the
minimum rate, or 96 cents an hour
on the proposed 64-cent straight
time minimum.
Mr.. Haley pointed out that en-
ployers could pay more than the
96-cent rate for overtime If they
chose, but would not be required
to do so.
He said high overtime rates have
tended to reduce the straight-time
wages employers otherwise would
have been willing to pay. He also
maintained that, with the Nation
needing expanded production, there
Is no need now for sdiscouraging
work beyond 40 hours q week by a
severe penalty for overtime.
Meanwhile, the House Labor Sub
committee disclosed it may summon
a CIO union leader to explain his
charge that q conspiracy exists IN
Congress to tear the CUTS out OF the
iWage-Hour Act"
Statement Sent Committee.
The charge was contained in a
statement sent to tina committee
yesterday by Donald Henderson,
president. of the CIO Food, Tobacco.
Horticultural and Allied Workers
Union. Mr.. Henderson did not ap-
pear as scheduled to read IT. IN
person.
Subcommittee Chairman McCon-
nell told reporters he Is withhold
ing Mr.. Henderson's statement from
the committee record for the time
being.
"As soon as we can get all the
members of the subcommittee to-
gether," he said, 1--WE will consider
whether we should summon Mr..
Henderson here to get him to prove
those charges.
IT don't like that word conspiracy.
It's an ugly word. I'm sure no such
conspiracy exists. AT least I've
never heard Of any"
| Mr.. Mcconnell added that he felt
certain Congress will want an "ex-
fplanation" from Mr.. Henderson.
Evening star., 1947-11-14
Huqhes 10 Get $455,972
In Income Tax Refunds
Nv the Assoe1ofed Press


The Treasury announced today
refunds and credits totalling $780,
972 to Howard Hughes for over
payment of his personal income
taxes in 1945-1946.
The plane builder, tool manutac-
turer and movie magnate had no
comment when informed of the de-
cision.
The Treasury listed Mr.. Hughes
residence at Houston, Tex, and said
he received credit of $234,062 Tor
oyerpayment of taxes for 1945 and
II refund of $221,910 for overpay-
ment of 1916 taxes.
Mr.. Hughes taxes have come up
in the current Senate investigation
of his war contracts.
Senator Williams, Republican OF
Delaware, contended at one point IN
the hearings that there were indica-
tions that Mr.. Hughes business IN
terests owed the Government ABOUT
s6 900 900 in additional taxes for
the war years. Mr.. Hughes replied
that he made no profit at all on
his war contracts.
Evening star., 1947-11-14
BELGRADE Asks U. 5. 10 Rush
Release of56MiIIion inGold
BY the As,eelafsd prsss

Yugoslavia urged the United
States Yesterday to speed release
of approximately $56.0o0,o0o worth
of Yugoslav gold frozen In this
country at the start Of the war.
A note delivered to Secretary OF
State Marshall by Yugoslav Foreign
Minister Simic described the gold
as the monetary reserve Of Yugo-
slavia's National Bank. It's release
has been under negotiation for sew
eral months.
Gen. Marshall conferred for al
most an hour with the foreign min
lister and other Yugoslav officials.
Evening star., 1947-11-14
Water Dangerous to Opuls

1t is dangerous to immerse opals
in liquids because these gems ale
porous. A curious variety of opal.
called hydrophane, Is almost opaque
when dry, but becomes practically
transparent when saturated with
water.
Evening star., 1947-11-14
Citizens Cancel Meeting

The Park View Citizens Associa-
tion Cancelled its meeting scheduled
for last night because quorum was
not present.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12
Ser5libe 8itte eines
bentideu Miiiionars

Sn elmer fir6lid bliibenoen, aber
arnen, gut fatboliiben 9farrgemein-
oe in Barogltap, Siib=@merita, feblt
oringeno Elm gang beIdeioenes &ir9-
lein. ga es iid burbpeg INN 1rmIte
2anobepolferung banoelt (es iino a,,=
Der BaraguaDern audi beutI6e, polni-
lde, rlliiiide uno anoere quite &atbo-
lifen porbanbeD, miro Inn bie giitige
OtItbilfe Der 10 oft betp1brten fatbolis
l6en @laltbensbriioer uno -IhtpeItern
aus ben Ser. Staaten gebeten. Seoe
= aud Die allerfleinite = @abe, Sic
in einem genObnliden 8riefe auf met
ne bolle 8eranttportung eeIanot iper-
ben fann, nimmt Der ,mter5eidnete
0eutlde Bater oanfeno ettgegen.
auittung miro iofort erteilt. Sir oie
eolen Sreunoe ltnb Conner ser ge-
planten ST. -areu5=&ir6e miro monat-
ltd Der Segen elmer beiligen Melie
alfgeopfert. @iitige @aben uno gu
l6riften mogen Sic bite ti6ten an s:
3ep. Sabre, Con Sole &reuiier, S..
p.D, Goronel 9ogaoo (Barasuop9,
South slmerica.
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6rdlH ttri,r Mnntigttnri
Prttattt1t

8ie Die er5biidoflihe &un5lei ON
Sanstag befannt gab, bat Der ST..
gater, 8aplt 9ius XII, ioeben ieds
berporragenoe Grieiter Der gr5oio5eie
ct. Baul gu pdpitliden Sauspr6lo-
ten nit Dem WonItgnortitel ernannt.
9ie 10 @eebrten lino: Migr. Soiepb
Gorrigan, 8farrer Der ct. Marf's-
8emeinoe in ct. Saul; Wigr. Sobn
S. GnIlinan, Bfarrer Ser ct. 2ufe's-
8emeinoe in ct. Balll; Migr. Sobn
2nnpbp, Bfarrer Ser slscenlion-@e-
meinoe IN Winneapolis; Migr. Sim
cent S. 8or3alla, Hfarrer Ser Solp
GroB-@emeinoe in 0tinneapolis !;
gtigr. Sames 3ahnan, 8farrer ser
ct. 6ran5 BON Sales- -@eneinoe in
ct. Saul; Mlsr. alois 3isfopifp,
Bfarrer Ser ct. Wattbaus- @emeinoe
in ct. 8aul.
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6ortiebung foIgt)
@hah>ta,ss4 Il

Baltimore, Wo. = ssn ser bieii-
gen ct. Sames>&ir6e tpur6e am
Sonntag Der bunbertite ssabrestaa
Der Infunft Der erlten Notre Game.
SbnlIdmeitern in ben Ser. Staaten
begangen. 9ie &ongregation tpar 6a-
mails nnter Giibrung Der ebrtp. We,,t-
ter Waria Sbereia @erbar6inger in
8aDern neu erltanoen uno bate fi6
beretts ipeit berbreitet. @uf Bitten
fatbolilder Iniieoler in Benniplpa.
mia enti6loB ii6 Die @riin6erin, Mut.
ter Maria Sberela, ibre &ongrega-
tion aud in oas NeuIan6 Mmerifa
51 ihiden, uno bie er1ten bier Shtue.
itern famen i'm Sriibiabr 1847 in
Baltimore ON, Inn tnter Dem Nro.
teftorat 6es ebrip. 8ii9ofs Sobann
Nepomlf Neumann bon BbiIaoeIpbia
bier eine nene \Sr6enspropina an
griinoen. Das Mutterbaus tpur6e
ipdter bon Baltimore naA W1iI,pau.
Zee nerlegt. @esenlp6rtig 3Gblt Die
4pngregqtion in 6en Ser. Staaten
airta iedsta,tienb Witglie6er.
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yitlai,H
(Sortiebune bon Geite u

Gin ltnterousiduB bes 9feprdIen-
tantenba1Ies bat einen 8eri6t oer0f,
fentlift, Der bie Setter ser 8bilaoel.
pbia'er Srtsgruppe 929 ser 2oItfob-
rer=8etperflfaft Ser 1853 (Snterna-
tional Sedmiters llnioD in unge.
pobnfid Idarfer 8eile ongreift. Ole
len 8eDerfihaftsleitern miro borge-
Dorfen, Bob tie our6 @etpaltmetbo-
Den ben gan5en Sbit= uno Semitic
marft in philadelphia beberri6ten.
Ser nnteralsI6nB, Dem Ger repr.
blifanilhe Ibgeoronete Soffman bon
Wei6igan borltebt uno oeiIen flint
gsitglieoer einItimmig Sen 8eri6t
unter5eidnet baben, idldgt MaBnab-
men 5ur s6anoerl.ng bieier uebel=
ltanoe Dor. 8eIonoers miro oarauf
geornngen, bob @eiperfidaftsnlitglie-
Der ni6t lnter Ser Serridaft eeIes-
mioriger @lemente iteben ioIlten. Ser
ner ioate es berboten 1perben, unter
irgeno Del6em 8ortpano Sonoerbe-
5ablungen fir oen transport unb
Gerfauf bon 8aren ou nerIongen.
Sn einem Sonoerbert6t fiigt Soft
man nod bin5u, baB Die 8unoesre-
gierung ausenideinIi6 bie beIteben.
ben 8eiete gegen iolhe nnlauteren
Sanolungen nidt itraff genug our1-
gefiibrt babe.
SSn Dem 8eri6t miro Elm ueberblid
iiber Die Srtsgrnppe 929 eeseben, oie
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so. 9. g.

~Sur SoOp's Miiiion Circle, cine
@ruppe pobltatiger 5reunoe oes So
iepbinunls in 9rooflpn, gt. g., uer-
ben 1pieoer, mie olliabrli6, am fom=
menoen %. Gpril i'm ct. Martin Of
Sours' auoitoriunL 8niderboder
Ape ltnO Sancod=Str., lire uGaro
Bartp" 51m 8eiten oes Soiepbinums
abbalten. @ir boffen, OaB ole unIere
Seler 1lno Srernoe gum grfoIg bei=
tragen tperoen. Wan 1noge Sdeds
nno BoltanpeiIunsen ri6ten an: MiB
anna 90. ltnOreiner, Sreaiurer, 1886
SefferIon Ipe, 9rooflpn q, ge. 9.
8ir Ieben llns ge5mungen, bonn 1.
Mai ab oen slbonnementspreis fir
ben ,Sbio= =8aiienfreunb' BON $3.50
auf So erboben 5lt miiiien, orei Sabr-
gange i'm poraus fit Sc. Ser Breis
fiirs sluslano lit $3.50. gs lit oieie
Breiserbobung Ieidt besreifli6, neil
bereits leit Sabren sic Breiie fir
3eitungspapier uno Gruderfoiten ge-
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1QdnnkQu
u. Erinnerungen
8on &eS. 3. Snextses
Orr 29)
(Sortiesung)

Sie gun5e Gel iItlt6feit tpuroe nun
Dor ben fonigli6en @eri1tsbof geforz
oert llno NIT Dem GerluIt al ibrer
Efriinoen beOrobt, lpenn lie ben So
mig Seinri6 nidt als 8ei6iieer uno
alleiniges Sberballpt Ser Stride uno
oes alerus BON ENGLAND anerfennen
pilroen, NIT Ser &lauIel: Snioipeit es
Gbrilti 8ebot seitatte. 9araufbin
idrieb ibm Der YapIt, er n01te ood)
Die aonigin als leine @enoblin 5u,
rltdnebmen unO oie Nebenbublerin
entlaiien.
slls na6 Iangen Sin= 1lno Serber-
banolungen Gromlpea, ser b0le @eiIt,
ben aonig 1lnb bas Barlament nad
leinen 8lanen selenft unO Mnna 8o-
lepn nad orei Sobren Elm 4ino eebar,
puroe na6 8arlamentsbei6luB Elm
Gnoe Ser fiinfidbrigen 8erbanoll,na
gemaft. &einer ourfte mebr an Den
Eaplt appellieren, rno aatbarina
muroe BON Dem neuen gr5biIdof
Gramner bon Canterbury uno eini.
gen anoern 8ii6ofen berurteilt, ibre
Gbe nit Seinri6 fir nun uno nidtia
ertlart uno oie neue &0nigin nit
groBem @eprange gefr0i1t.
gead oieien 8orgGngen erflarte
Eaplt &lemens VII. oas BON Gram-
mer gefaate l1rteil fir ungiiltig unS
belegte Seinrid unb 9nna NIT Dem
ganne, menn lie ii6 nidt trennten.
Seinrif i6panfte lange atpiIden
Jurdt uno Sfadgier. SIN WGrs 1884
beltatiste alemens WI. oas fait ein-
ltimmig gefaBte l1rteil 6es @onliIto-
RUINS, oaB Die gbe &atbarinas init
Selnrt6 giltig lei, oas 8erfabren ge-
gen lie lei rnre6tmGBig, 11n6 befobl
oem 8onig, iie tpieoer als feline @e-
mablin an5unebmen.
9sad Sarpis, oes @eIdi6tldreibers
oes &on5ils bon Erients DarIteIuna
miro ge,pobnli6 angenommen, oaB
oiele WaBnabme oes BopItes ole
Srennung Der englii6en Stride bon
Der romiIden berbeigefiibrt babe.
8egen Der 4iir5e Ser 3eit anubte
5atber Setting feline Musfiibrungen
ouf elmer anoern 3uiammenfunft
fortieben.
9as CUTE 8olf gnglanbs - filbr
Satber Setting fort = ipar an aIIen
oieIen 8organgen 1niduI6ia. gruBte
iid aber IN ben WilIen 1es a5nips
nnS oes Harlaments fiigen. Ser @5.
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erit i'm Sabre 1911 gegriiaoet ipiiroe.
Niht nllein Ieien Mitelieoer bieier
Srtsgruppe ipillfiirlib Strafen aln-
teriporfen tporoer, Die Setter b1tten
altd Die 8eiperflhaftsfaiie beraubt.
MuBeroem ieien aIle moglihen Her-
ionen, bie am @enliiiebanoel beteiIigt
Iino, in Die 2iiten als Mitglieber eins
getragen iporben, obne Giiditht 6a-
ralIf oh tie Irbeitnebtner ODER Grbeit.
geber tparen. giele 2ellte, bie ongeb.
lid Witglieoer iparen, b1tten ME ba-
bon geiplBt uno b1tten iid, a1d ME.
mails I'm Witglieolfaft betporben.
Der geridlt befaBt iid) beipnoers
NIT Sen beioen' 2eitern Ser Srtsgrup-
pc, SarrD 8aniels, ser beller als
ySurf" Satiels befannt lit, unb nit
abe Goldberg. 3ieie b1tten lett t941
umidid)tig oas slmt oes Goriisenoen
unb bes Sdabmeilters- -Sbriftfiibrers
Der Srtsgruppe innegebabt. gbe Tie
ibre 8eDerfidaftspoIttion erbielten,
Ieien tie als 2aIttpagenfiibrer, besieb-
ungslpeiie Sooear6eiter tdttg gene
len. 9anad bdtten ite itd 5u r8or-
fampfern" fir Die slrbeiter hires ge-
rltfs5weiges in philadelphia aufge-
norfen nnb babel, .aber MIR gan5
nebenIa6lih", ibre eigene Gage per-
beiiert. 0abreno lie nod ibrer Mrbeit
na6glngen ieien tie als quite 9lrbei-
ter angeieben lporoen. 9lls @etperf-
idaftsbeamte bdtten lie iid aber AIT
@etpaltmenIben entipifelt. sic bdt-
ten piele Seute Dor bie glternotipe
geltellt, enttDeoer ibren @eboten at
geborden ODER olrb @etpaltntittel H.
res Sebensunterbalts beraltbt gu tper-
oen.
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maltig in oie S0be gegangen linb
Selblt bel oem erb0bten Breis bleibt
unler 8rofit perldninoenb flein. @ir
iino entidloiien, Ben ,Sbio-8aiIen-
frellno' 10 lange als nur moglih auf.
rebt 5u erbalten, troBbem Die 3nbl
ser oeutiden 2eier beItanoig OBJ
nimmt. Seoer nnierer beltti1en 2eier
fam uns bebilflid iein, neue 2eier al
gelpinnen, beionbers IN groBen Stdo-
ten, po oas 8eittldtllm nod 5ablrei1
lit. Ser -@ailenfreunO' tritt i'm
0tei ieinen fiinfunoiieb5iglten Sabr=
gang un lllro mir eriuden nniere al=
ten Seler nit nerem 0hlt 1tno @ifer
init uns mitarbeiten 81 belfen.
ltnIere Stuoenten iino eifrig oamit
beld)aftigt, Die 3abl ser 2eier fir
llnier neues ,Soiepbinlm Hepieip' 5u
permebren. @ir bertralen auf bie
mahtige Silfe bes III. Soiepb, unle-
res Sdubpotrons, ltno iino iiber5eust,
oaB er ni6t MN oas SoIepbinun,
ionoern altb ietne Sreunoe uno @obl-
tGter retdlid) belobnen miro.
Ser 5ritbling id)eint allen grnItes
bier 81 iein. 9ie tStltoenten iinb be-
mitbt, porlaufig nit Sen slufrdll-
mllngsarbeiten in @arten lno Selo 5u
beginner, Oamit binnen fur5em Die
eigene 8artenarbeit Beginner fonn.
@enn iid SunOerte fleiBteer Sanoe
regen fam pieles in fltr5er 3eit er-
reid)t neroen.
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9ieies 8odenblatt erideint ieit
benz Sabre 1873 regelmdBig ieoen
Samstag uno miro berausgeseben
gum 8elten oes B6pItli6en &ole-
eium Soiepbinum Der bl. 9ongrega.
ton Ser Bropaganoa in Columbus,
oeiien Sued Die Seranbiloung oe1t'
ider BrieIter3oslinge fiir oie Ser.
Stauten lit. Gieie 9lnItaIt lit baupt-
idhlid ongepieien auf oie gtnfiinfte
oieies 8lattes uno Die @eidenfe lei.
uer 2eler.
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Ginliegeno So 5u Gbren oes FL.
slntonilts, gum Gauf fir bie grbo-
rltng meiner 8ttte. ..
Srou g., Mi6.
ginliegeho 81, Sen id gu Gbren
Oes III. Intonius, bes FL. Ssrbas
SbaOoaus 1tno bes fl. gr5engels Mi=
fael oeriproGen bate.
90. @., $50.
x
ginliegen6 So fir meinen ,Sbio-
8atlenfreunO'. Sbre 3eitltng gefdllt
mir lebr uno Sbr &alenber lit inter-
ellant lrnb lebrreif.
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CAPSULES

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Evening star., 1947-01-14
Plan Offers 10 Speed
IRush-Hour Traffic
Over 11ih Street Span

Residents in the area east of the
Anacostia River would be able to
get to and from work more quickly
under plan presented today to Col
Donald G. White, War Department
engineer for the Potomac.
Morning and evening rush-hour
closings of the drawspan in the
Eleventh Street Bridge would be
substituted for present opening and
closing hours under the plan as out
lined at the hearing. In addition,
an attendant be kept on the job "a
hours day. Present regulations
provide for opening the bridge at
intervals between 9 am. and S pm.
and leaving it closed and unattend-
ed from 5 pm. until 9 am
Representatives of the Capital
Transit Co. and Department of We
hicles and Traffic told Col. White
that rrlsh-hour closings from ap-
proximately GAS until 9 am. and
from until $50 pm. would be
better than the present system.
Figures Presented.
S. e. Emmorls, Transit Co. spokes-
man, gave figures showing 6,624 bus
passengers crossed the bridge be-
tween 6:45 and 8:45 an. and 6.60l
between 4:45 and GAS pm. on a day
when check was made.
Wallace l.. Braun, deputy director
of the District Department of We
hicles and Traffic, estimated that