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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Beers Abundant

There are too many bears
eastern counties of the upper
Michigan peninsula and the con-
servation department hopes that
hunters will reduce their num-
berS considerably during the
open gun sc son November
1880.
Early froSts killed the berry
crop on wild lands and the hun
cry bears are responsible for
more nuisance complaints than
have been received in a long
time, according to otto De
Ward, district game area man
ager.
Bears hunt winter quarters
when really cold weather setg
in, so game men want mild
weather to continue during the
deer bear season.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

means of support. But Fill
chock is still disgraced and
banished from the sport
which he loves so well.
1t just doesn't seem fair
that the shysters who per-
petrated the nefarious deal
should 60 free and leave the
victim to an undecided
amount of disgrace and ban
ishment. Why S h o u | d MT
frankie Filchock receive a
clean slate and be allowed
to take up where he was cut
off?
He has paid his debt to
society - or to whomsoever
a person must pay a debt
like that-and has paid well.
After such scandal was re-
ported in the papers, describ-
ing parties an d girls,
Frankie's marriage landed on
the rocks. Parties, girls, and
a few dirty dollars, are the
main bait for suckers like
frankie and others up in the
sports world. And frankie
will tell you himself that he
was a sucker.
The cheap racketeers and
fixers don't give a farthing
what happens to a man, or
his family, after they gain
their filthy point. The So
called "wiseguys" consider
it a good business deal if
they can fleece an honest,
innocent, sports figure-or
any other person for that
matter. When the uptown
boys" work on a victim with
their dirty dollars and their
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
LOCAL IL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

The following is the remainder Of the Local IL heavy
weight football team schedule for this
October 26-St Joe's A. G. at Fort Wayne Indiana
November 2-Schmidts Beers a Scott High School.
November 9-SOuth Side Ads at Scott High School.
November l6-YOungstOwn Vet BOmbers at YOungs-
town.
November 2S-GaliOn Vets Cabs at Gallon, Ohio.
November 30-Michigan State Prison Team Jackson,
Michigan.
ALL LOCAL IL FOOTBALL GAMES BEGIN PROMPTLY
AT $3.50 r. NJ
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

ParI, Sunday afternoon.
The improvement of the Local
IL footballers over the previous
weeks game amazed the follow
ers of the UAW team and 1T is
predicted that the remainder of
the season will be highly sue
cessful, even though games are
scheduled with strong teams
from Fort Wayne, Youngstown,
and Gallon.
Bob Snyder's GrillS scored
two touchdowns in the first half
of the game, but during the third
and fourth quarters, Local IL
outlplayed the Southenders and
scored more first downs than
their opponents. The vaunted
passing G a me of the Grills
clicked when Johnn Ehrsam,
late of the Toledo University
football varsity, hit his marks
for sizeable gains. Ehrsam scored
the two touchdowns for the
Grills.
For the Local IL team, Sey-
mour Bagner was the sparkplug
and was the most consistent
groundgainer, The much heavier
Grill line was hard for the
Unionmen to pierce, but end
runs accounted for several first
downs in the third period, while
the Local IL pass attack began
to bear fruit near the end of the
game. Other Local II back
field men who played well were
Carl Damico, Harold Moss, Per-
cy Jeffries, and Bob Sinner.
The Local IL linemen stopped
their opponents time after time
and very little yardage was
made through the Union for
ward wall. Mike Papuchike,
the youngest "old man" on the
team, played his usual bang up
game while receiving tight sup
port from Jerry Finnegan,
Roger S t a bier, and Frank
Nowak, Jr. A newcomer to the
Local IL team, Cliff Frankowski,
was stumbling block to many
of the Grills' line plays and Don
Hart protected his side of the
line like veteran. Bill Scott
and Francis Thompson did well
in handling the center post. The
Local IL ends were alert and
played heads-up ball as Ed
Estes, Booker Harris, Harold
Boyd, and Walter Gunlite smear
ed-the Grill attempts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
No+re Dame
VS.. lowe
NOTRE DAME. ind. oct. q

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. "a
-Notre Danes Fighting Irish
go after their fourth victory in
as many starts for the current
campaign this Saturday enter
tanning the Iowa Hawkeyes
Kickoff time is slated for 200
p. m.
This will be the sixth meet
ing of the two teams. The Irish
rate as slight pre-game favorites
However, in three of past five
contests, when Notre Dame was
also favored,the Hawkeyes fin
iShed on top and thereby have
a three-two advantage on vic
tories.
Considered one of the dark
horse threats for the Big Nine
championship at the start of the
season, the Hawkeyes, poten-
TALLY one of the best teams in
the country, have suffered re-
verses from u. c. L. A. and
Illinois but have great expecta-
tions of atoning for these set
backs on Saturday.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Ed SiroIa Has 622 To PAC's
Local Z League BowIers
By Bud PacholSki

The supremacy for the league lead in the Monday Local
IL Mems loop the BowlODrome will be decided next
the Toledo Pressed Steel and PAC both tied for
place. will each other in the feature match in this
bowling league.
The Steel maintained their top position by wnC
ming three games from Ar-Way and PAC. kept pace by
taking three from Toledo Steel Tubes.
Walt Szafarowicz high bowler for the Pressed
Stees with 576 Ed Jenkins had $40 and Benny Zielin
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Local IL Football
Team Plays At
Fort Woyne

For the first road road game
of the season, the Local IL
heavyweight football team will
journey to Fort Wayne, Sunday,
to play the powerful st. Joe's
A.C. of that Indiana city.
The st. Joe A. G. outfit boasts
a record of fourteen wins and no
losses for two seasons, and is
considered one of the best semi
pro teams in Indiana. Four ALL
State players are included in
the lineup which averages 100
pounds for the entire team.
There will be much color at
the game, Sunday, as a 60 piece
band will go through a demon
stration of marching and forma-
tions. A program of civic activi-
ties also will be presented to the
fans who attend the game at
Fort Wayne's Dwenger Park.
Coaches Francis Lengel and
Pete Brown have selected the
following players to represent
Local II on the trip, which Will
start from Local - headquarters
at $50 a. m, Sunday: Seymour
Bagner, Robert Bortels, Harold
Boyd, Carl Damico, Ernie Farley,
Ed Estes, Jerry Finnega
Booker Harris, Donald Hart,
Percy JeffrieS, John Lininger,
Addison Martin, Harold Moss,
George Null, Lincoln Nedd,
Frank Now k, Elmer Okos,
Mike Papuchike, Daniel Prewitt,
Charles Prostsik, William Scott,
j. r. Sinner, Roger Staebler,
Francis Thompson, Paul Van
Camp, Wittenberg, Wallac e
Zawistowski, Wallace Zdroiew-
ski, William West, Thomas Cole,
Cliff Frankowski, Ray Mack and
Frank Elliott.
Charles Johnson will be in
of the team on the trip
and Red Macdonald will accom-
pany the team as trainer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

from Hall Mfg. to make the race
a scramble for the leadership.
Randy Engelhardt was top man
for the Halls and Al Ross had
the best series for the Jeep team.
The league leading PAC won
two games at the expense Of
Surface Combustion with War
rem Stevens having 543 for the
winners and Joe Kierczak being.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

of the better crop of professional footbaIIers
who was approached by small group of
would-be racketeers, chiselers and schnooks
to toss the game and thereby make few
dirty little dollars and leave the fixers finan-
cially set
frankie was definitely earmarked to be
the goat" for the New York wiseguys, but
something backfired and the four fixers,
Alvin Paris Jerome Zarowitz, Harvey
Stemmer, and David Krakauer drew Jail
E. L. ,nln
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Local Il Fighters Win
On Police Benefit Show

Local II fighters all of their matches the Ere
mont Police Department Benefit Boxing Program Monday
night at Rainbow Gardens.
The Union boxers aided greatly in the support or the
fight program which staged for the benefit of the Fre
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
Local Y Holds Snyder S
To Narrow Grid Victory

what the officials said he ceanest hardest fought
played the City Recreation Heavyweight Football
lost 3 to the college star
Snyders Gris before large at Highland
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local II Recreation Director
Local II Recreation Director
Is THERE JUSTICE?

Just about year ago there was great scandal IN
the professional football world 1t though bright
vono plaver named frankie Fichock involved in
deal 70 fix" the Bears-Ciants game last December
Filchock better known as "FIppin' frankie" one
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

er Fichock drew disgrace and indefinite banshment
from professional football
Alvin Paris the so-caed head man OF the brloe syn
dicae was paroled from New York Cy prison week or
ca ann and is free continue his of shadoWy
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

Did the NY Yankees win 5
consecutive games since their 10
game winning streak this year?
Yes. They won 5, starting
1927 and ending 81, when they
hlost to Bos. (A).
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

Who was the first horse to
win the Triple Crown?
Sir Burton, 10.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-24

Did Ray Robinson ever fight
Marty Servo?
Yes, RR defeated MS twice,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
2l9t,ana!

Gs miro Sen oeuti6iprehenben
5reumoen Glepelanbs cine 8elesen.
belt seboten, elmer &eibe bon Sor-
trGgen bei5utpobnen, uHo 5apar in Der
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lid bon Glarf slpe. stpiiden @eit %.
Str. unb Sutton &o. Ser erite Sor-
tras miro am Sonntas, oen 26. Oft.
lein, uno oann am Gienstag unS
Gonnerstag slben6. gesinneno nm
7:45 llbr 8eiangltl,noe; Gortrag I'M
s llbr abenos. Scr Sauptgege,ntono
oieier Iortrdee miro scr @elt 9oif-
mlng iein. Der Heoner miro ser
gpangeliit s. 3. NeltfelS iein. Segt
,pobnbait in GlepelanS. slae iino aufs
freunblidNte eingelaben.
9as &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
Rtppecretfte Gkeater
Don tic Garth" beaann am
Dtittmod), %. Cftober.

Cine ser sr6Bten Sntrisue Sebeim,
niiie Scr gese,npdrtigeu Saiion Die
aenaue Iatur bon Mita Sapportbs
3olle in .0rapn the Gartb". Golunl,
hias GROCER 5ehnicolor muiifaliIdjer
Slim, lit MN elm ofenes 8ud) fiir Die
@eiuher BEG Sippoorome Sbeater
@ir pollen ibnen nid,t Oie SrellNe
perSerben nit bieiem Slim Die tic
mben auenn iie Mita IN Dem number
oollen Spiel ieben. oenn lie bat bic
aufregcuhIte Goae ieit Sabrcn. Is
lit etspos Spe5ieles i'm @ee Der llu'
terbalt,ma. gs ,uirfen nod nit SO
Iano Gulper, Sames 8leuion. 60.
luaro Gperett Sorton, abele Scraens
II. a. mehr
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Simb Sie Mnh SIRE Mnseb6rieen
W@ttglieb I'M 9ranfenperetn une
Central Berbanb? @enn nidjt, lett
1T bic 3eit beiautreten. Tim genanere
Conformation rufen Ste ben Getal'
bertreter an.
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wiuia,tt !. Aeistle
@anbiSat fir Glerf bes Mmnisipal.
gerid)ts.

Ser Soften oes glerfs oes Muni.
aipalgericbts lit iuihtig ,mo muB bon
einem Mann beiebt tperben ser Surib.
aus qualifi5iert ut umo 8eridtserfal-
rung fat. Gr muB i'm Stanbe fem,
feline YfIi6ten ,mporeingenummcn
,mo fonitruftip 81, TIM, tuie @illiom
IS. @eihle, ser iebt 8ailiff fir &ih-
ter slIpa q. Gorlett 10 Sabre lang ee-
lpeien lit i'm Wlnisipal 1,no Common
Yleas @erid)t. &eid>le tpar ME unb
miro ME Sesmann fir irsenb icnano
iein. Gr lit Elm fl,rd)tloier 8dmpitr
fir 8erehtigfeit lno Saden sic inert
iinS oafiir 81 tiimpfen. gr bat in Der
Gerganaenbeit belpieien oab er qua"
Iiii5iert lit fir Sen Soften.
gr lit bon ser Gupaboea Mntpalts-
TANNER irooiiert iporben nno bat
atpeimaI 10 piele Stimmen erbalten
als feline 8egner. 8illiam S. &eid)!c
lit ser Sobn bon eingelpanberten e.
tern uno lebte in Nepbllrgb. Gr lit
Elm 8eteran bes 1. @eltfrieges 1no
Mitglieo Der Imerioon 2eagl1e. gr
lit perbeiratet unS bat Spei SSbne
oie beioe i'm alpeiten 0eltfrieg &C.
fGmpIt baben. Sie Glepelano 8reb
bat i'm audi inboliert. @enn Die 8iir.
ger am @abltag sur Wablurne gebcn
10 1ollten lie Elm GrellS Dor ben 9a;
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
Sc Nekur jau aukscau Lietuviu tautos balso skelti

sE Niekur jau aukseau Lietuviu tautos baso iskelt
negalima.
Skaitykite pereitame ir Shame Dirvos numeriuose
tepanGa ga 1alba Senatoriaus Brooks, kurs draslal
val sriaudas itariant net abu prezdentu kenksmnga
pastarnavus Lietuvos ir kitu mazu tautu atzvilgu.
Tx Senatas gall atmesti visas klastingas slapta
bnga var1a pasaulio akyse Ten - Senate - Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos vadovybe iskele balsa w Letuva.
Lietuvai Vaduot Sajunga, tokiu budu, dirba su
darytas sutartis kas tegaletl ataisyti Americas gar
sustars dabar kada ruosiamasi Maskvos konferencai
Taciau prin1ename Americas = ir ktur esantienls
= Lietuvian1s kad Sis tinkamausiu laku padarytas z
gis nera paskutins LVS zygs. LVS SUI savo pagelbne
organizaca Americas Lietuviu Msija panasais budas
kele ir kea Letuvos kausima Washingtone jau keln-
ia karta Wis padarydama artimesniu ir reksmingesnn
kee panasu hudu Lietuvos Mausima San Francisco kon
ferencijoe, kur iteke menoranduna visu saq atsto-
vans.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
Ir Elektra Isrado
Rusas!

Jau buvo rasyta kad sovie-
tai pradejo savo jaunimui me-
lagingais keliais itikineti kad
viskas kas pasaulyje yra gero
buvo israsta Rusijoje. Andai
buvo rasyto kad Rusijoje pa
skelbe jog lektuva isrado Ru-
sas.
Dabar jaunimo laikrastyje
paskelbta kad elektra isradc
Rusas trys metal pirm negU
Tamas Edison isrado savo elek.
triska lempa Amerikoje. Mes
jau 1873 metals, sake tas bol,
seviku laikrastis, ST. Peterbur
ge (dabartiniame Leningrade)
viena aikste buvo nusviests
elektra.
Reikia tiketi sovietai netru.
kus paskelbs kad ir atomine
.bomba isrado Rusas, tik atida'
We ia Amerikieciams, sovietp
bauginimui. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
Sovietai Rengiasi Anne.
rikieeius Mulkinti

RENGIANT taikos konfe-
rencija Maskvoje, Rusai neva
tai laukia Americas ir kitu sa-
hQ atstovu kaip mielu sveciu,
taciau jau State Departments
jauciama kad Kremliaus ses-
kai prie ko tai. ypatingo rengia-
81. Stalino isanksto pradeta
skleisti propaganda taikoma
visiems kas tik j Maskva at
vyks kad prisilaikytu tiesaus,
siauro kelio kaip Rusu nurodo-
ma, ir susvelninimui Amerikos
delegacijos nariu net Xxi bal
mes.
Maskva isderge George Fos-
ter Dulles, kuris yra religingas
taikiai nusiteikes zmogus, kali
tindami j naujo karo kursty-
toju. Toliau, Maskva oficialiai
prisiunte nota itardama Under
secretary Acheson ''nemanda-
giu smeizimu" ir ''priesisku at
sinesimu link Sovietu Sajun-
gos" uz paprasta pasakyma jog
sovietu Rusijos uzsienio politi-
ka yra agresinga ir pletimosi
rusies.
Rasytojas Paul Mallon pri-
veda 'kad Maskva daro tikrai
begediskai noredama priversti
Amerika nevadinti sovietu ag-
resyviais, kuomet agresyvisku
pavadinimas yra visai svelnus.
Juk sovietai istikro buvo ka-
ringai agresyvus Irane, prari,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

jo Latvija, Estija ir Lietuva
ir sovietu komunistai didziuo-
jasi kad jie yra politiskai ag-
resyvus visoje Europoje ir All
joje, kaip ir ju delegatai Uni
ted Nations organizacijoje.
Nedykai nekurie Amerikie-
ciai pataria siusti j Maskva su
Amerikos delegacija ir burr
proto ligu daktaru patirti kas
sovietu valdovu galvose dedasi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

NORVEGIJA rengia 10 plu-
kanciu dirbtuviu, ant dideliu
laivu, kuriose bus pilnai apdir-
bta sdgautu bangzuviu produk-
tai; taipgi itaisys symet 80
mazesniu laivu bangzuviu gau-
dymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
TEVU SAILS
(Putinasl

u juriu MARTY, uz melynuju
W kalnu, sleniu, misku juoduju,
Pro nykia tamsa ir rusty veja,
Kurs balto sniego pusnynus seja,
Kaip sviesu silta Geguzio ryta,
Rausvais alyvu ziedais kaisyta
Mintim lakiaja, jausmu gyvuoju,
Tave svajoju, tave dainuoju,
Tolima, brangi Tevu sale.
Skaudziai be vilties kurciai be aldo
Mus piktos vetros verpetuos svaido.
Pailso jegos, aptemo mintys,
Ir eme brolis brolio baugintis.
Tx, tu, brangioji,. visiems vienodai
Ia patti vaizda is tolo rodai:
Pro kraujo quota, liepsna gaisruota
ziedais spygliuotais apyainikuota
Spindi aukstybej, Tevq Sale.
Spindek brangioji, skausmu auginta.
Jau lauktas rytas pro dumus svinta.
Ir mes, klaujunai su ryto giesme
Syetur sukeltus jausmus isliesme
If grysim, grysim silpni isbale,
Buciuosim zeme, gaivinsim gala
Tx kolei staugia audringi vejai,
Spindek aukstybej, kaip man spindeja
Tolima, brangi Tevu Sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28

IIASARIO 16-tos proga Vyrausias Letuvos Islaisvi-
nimo Komtetas isledo sekant atssaukima, kurl
Dirva prsiunte msu korespondentas is sveicarijos:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
DIRBA KAIP SUSITARE!

SIUO paciu momentu kada Vyrausias Lletuvos lslas-
vinmo Komitetas patina tarp lasvu pasaulip Lietll
v virsuje telpanti atsisaukma raginanti mus dbt
somis gaIimomis premonems uz Lietuvos bya, LlEFl
VAI VADUOTI SAJUNGA Amerkoje iskele Lietuyosl
balsa tokoe vetoe kur s galeo padaryti didziausos
reiksmes ir takos siuo reikangiausiu aiku:
Lietuvai Vaduoti Saiungos centro Rirmininko + ~
ziurio patieta medzaga If davinais, Vasaro II dena
griausmingumu keliamas U. S. SENATE ir kONGRE-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-02-28
PO VASARIO 16 DEMOS
ISTORINIAI BRUOzAI IS 1918 METQ
RaSO DIR. J. SAULYS.

RaSO DIR. j. SAULYS.
(Vienas is pasirasiusiu Lietuvos Nepriklausomy-
bes Akta Vasario 16, 1879
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-03-14
NOTICE

IN THE MATTER OFe THE EST ATE OF EDWARD RODAL. DE- CEASED NOTICE OF HEARING ON FIN AL ACCOUNTING OF ADMINS TRAITOR.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the administrator of the above entitled estate has made and filed hls final accounting and rep5 of such administration, and that May 15. 1947. at ? o'clock PM. in the courtroom of the above entitled court has been appoirt d the tune and place for hearing objections to the same.
 Notice is further given that the court at the above stated time and place. wiil adjudicate and declare the heirship.
 Dated. Wrangell. Alaska March I4. 1947.
 Richard Suratt
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-03-14

LAND surveying and engineering
 R. E. LAWSON. Box 361
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-03-14
CHAMBER MEETING
Continued From Page one)

(Continued From Page One) issue which requires a vote Of 60 per cent of the taxpayers. It was also pointed out that Wrangel has now at the mill a competent con- tractor who could do the work thereby saving the expense of iln- porting one This contractor. Walter stutte of Juneau. is taking soundings and elevations of the site and will submit them to the city from which a more specific estimate on costs can be determin- ed.
 The Chamber went on record approving the addition and passed a motion that a letter be addressea to the City Council to that effect.
 4 meeting of the executive board was called for next Monday nIgua at the home of Dave Remmerdeu.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-03-14

U. s. ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE, JUNEAU, ALASKA
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-03-14

Passengers arriving rom the south on the Princess Norah Mon day morning were Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Bahovec; Mir and Mrs. Leonard Campbell and Bobby; Marcia Kert. Chris Lande: Fred rick Marshal. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mccormack; Anna Mehline; Cecil 0wsley; Arnold Prussi: Mr. and Mrs Herman Seversen; Mir. and Mrs. Julian Simpson and JacQuel- inc: MT. and Mrs. Arnt Sorset and Richard; Marcia Soskin. Jimmie Stafford. Anton Westre; and Lau- renee Westre.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-03-14

Committees will be appointed 4nu consideration of joint resolutions passed by the Chambers Of Com merce Of Alaska at their recent Anchorage convention will be con. sidered.
 Recent membership drive Of tie Chamber resulted in 53 business houses signing up and 22 indi- viduals
 Ii was decided to continue with nobn meetings the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at the Civic Club.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-03-14
RED MEN ANNUAL
 ST. PATRICK'S DAY
 DANCE TOMoRROW NIGHT

Tomorrow evening will be the occasion of the Red Men Lodges big annual St Patrick's Day Dance at the A. N. B. Hall Sachem Ralph Deyenny promises everyone a good time and announces there will be two door prizes. The first prize will be fifteen dollars and the second prize will be ten dollars you must be at the drawing to be eligable to win.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-01-03
Limo Local I0b
TreGfs Children

LIMA, Dec. 26-Four hundred
children, sons and daughters of
Local 106, UAW-CIO, members,
crowded into the UAW home
here last Sunday to enjoy one
of the biggest Christmas parties
ever given by the Local.
Four reels of movies, fruits,
nuts, candies and gifts were dis
tributed to the eager and ex-
pectant children by Santa Claus,
who made his entry in the usual
manner, through the chimney.
Adult members of the union
and their friends made merry in
the evening at party featuring
refreshments and en-
tertainment.
Members of the Christmas
committee included Edgar John
son and Clarence Rowland, as
sisted by m m b ers of the
Women's Auxiliary-Mrs. HUI
bert Green, Mrs. Vincent Spahr,
Mrs. Ancil Siler, Mrs. William
Mrs. Sam Noble and
Miss Edna Welch.
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"a determined propaganda cam
paign to make the American
people believe that labor unions
are monopolies and therefore
ought to be broken up by re-
strictive legislation"
Unions have none of the fea-
lures of monopolies, Watt made
it clear. Labor organizations do
not try to gain control of COM
modities, nor seek private en-
richment of a few persons, nor
conspire to force the public to
pay higher prices, he pointed
out.
"It is an incontrovertible
fact" he said, "that the trade
union movement has concen.
trated its efforts, not on the
private enrichment of few,
but on lifting up the income and
living standards of all the
American people -.
Throughout its history the
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motion of balanced prosperity
let the council say that, and
show why"
Columnists Samuel Grafton
and Tom Stokes agreed on the
Councils refusal to face eco
nomical facts. Said Grafton;
There is something very Polly
anaish in the report of the
Presidents Council of Economic
Advisers. 1t foresees only a
slight temporary dip next year.
To be sure, there is plenty of
hedging, for the report says in
places that things will be very
good unless they are very bad,
and that we will certainly 60
forward unless we go back
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Local Unit Seeks
New Blood Donors

Efforts to re-organize and re-
activate the DeVilbiss Units
blood donor club were an
nounced today by John c. Ga
jewski, unit chairman.
Chairman Gajewski stated
that the blood donors club
which was organized at the
plant several years ago needed
many new volunteers for blood
and that every worker in the
plant would be asked if they
would volunteer to have their
blood matched for possible
donors.
The club has made a splendid
record in the past and has been
instrumental in saving the lives
of Unit members and even of
members of their families, ac-
cording to the shop chairman.
John Ling is chairman of the
blood donor club.