davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-02
PERSONAL tc... /,

~ sCAss' ~ mink mink sable. foIinsEy. 6fch.
RKs REs WcTx Georsss specialist Exou1sTTE CLEAN.
a77 ... HaInpsnire. GE.
rlANo IUSEk an repairs ana r.su,,a.
us. vIcTos aEoscsin se sscsssinass sIss p SUB
FENCEa INSTALLED IMMEDIAIEIY. s5.iH
ranizsd rsn a sIeel +; chain Link fences sii-stsel
no money down; payments iu low a ssses ri
mSnsh saa s 81 = III sEsdiE3INo contrastor. LU.
WANTED: Eyewitness to accident on 90
saturday. April a6. MRS. CLARK. IM. a
fxiDsED DRAPEs, slip covers spreads ste.
Work Specialist. ExoUIsTTfE GEANERs. Rs
1dENifsfEsdAN wishes he's g b borrow s. @ 5000 %
.erty, beneficiary Insurance. character rsf-
fund, stc.. discussed. BOX 7s-C. Star. Sc
.vA1CANcssYI "a 1ass tray service, porches and lawns.
ALTERATIONS on IN ladies, garments;
prompt and st1sisnt service sios izth
sAksooSsc y co c9snRfsTpr ogsp sysn,nss INNS q.
sSinminr. pony h ridins. archery, boainn. aiay
camp Actiy,; train. nurse. Beautiful
gro GROUNDS a.,y sssnsD sns hot lunch Ss5
spsction invited. e40I GsorSis ave. sH.
lsy Spring. W. vaa, 2M hours from .D. {,
EmphAsis on health, safety; experispced
Stah, good food. 8 Age groups: riding,
swimmins. rtnery; cvernisht trips. Wo.
FUND RAIsrN0-uss the eouthesstern
Choral Society COS yoicesl for money rais-
g@rsrnsI; @ IL han and orchestra furnished. Gan
IfSEviEw I'M INV CoNyA1xsCxNr rssthon.,
nospisssl sg,,ss .a squiDpsd for Ssrs e bed and
and double. rooms furnished Tor the most
aisssaiminnting csscn 6ssEtifIl suSuFb.S od
state; Ssya sM miles from 2, & line & q, @
Drive out Of phone pI. 2s0I weekdays,
am. TO 10 pm. MRS. w. H1SSEY.
n a.. r. D. 8. Bethesda. Md. Rockville
sLff COVERS. UPHoLsTERNa--Fer
upHodSTERrNG Co. 1909 II st. NV. Ex
WILL MARY" who was employed in 1910
BY Col, French at 3ol7 st, NV. please
HampShire avenue NV, RE, 0630. 4
Evening star., 1947-05-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests, share expenses; refs. ex-
changed; cars 70 ell cities; calfornd1ss 81 daily
DRIVING I94I PLYMOUTH sedan Los
Angeles May 8: desire one or two passen-
gers. share ,s expenses "A .Iss ssri Can be-
PLACE in PRIVATE CAR travelling within
week to New York, for elderly lady. Reply.
AID. 4I3T after pm. %
LADY, driving to West Coast, can take
passengers to California or intermediate
points; leaving May 8. Packard car; ex-
LEAVING SATURDAY, via New Orleans
for Houston, Texas; will take ] or 2
passengers, share expenses. HI. Qa54.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOuSEWORK, o to 4; S22
bssaesa snd sarfaTe; Ia and 5-das week. Ho. oaes
GIRL. eoiored. to do housework or care
for Or chi1dren; 5b days. S5 day and carfsre.
GIRL, cofored, wants part-time general
housework, D. C. apt, to 3, Ave days
week; references. FIR. 2214
GIRLS CD. colored, want days work house
cleaning and laundry to take home. FIR
LADY. colored. wishes afternoon house
keeping. SsYp care Of child lige in pref. ne
hAuNDREss: Ia s1T l firfs st. class wants work by
day yorker. Ho; ,6491. -.
work in exchange for apt; husband will
Do odd Jobs on week ends: no cooking.
WOMAN, colored. wants laundry work,
thoroughly experienced. NINA BOWMAN,
WOMAN, colored, settled. seeks position in
small family. 1907 1st st. NV, Elk.
DAYS. WORK, Monday. and TUESDAY:
colored like children, good cook; good ref.
Ii. 3516 after B pm.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

ored help in any line Of business or do
mestic MAINE EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
702 9th st, NV, RE. 1911.
teaching positions, $50 week UP. Also
immed. stenographic positions, $50 week.
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 1898.
A L. SECRETARY, $50. fntrl. promotion
organ, 5-day: secretary, publisher. S21 5
mo-; automotiye secretary. start $500:
part-time stenog. f10-2, 1-5), S1.25 hr,;
stenog mo- beg. May /, 5-day, $500 mo !:
need 100 new applicants daily for new
openings, top salaries. Est. 80 Yrs. Miss
Evening star., 1947-05-02
sAIEsAAEh

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-We are ex-
panding our sales force and can use an
other good man: We have exclusive sales
and can get sou started selling at once,
If you want to make the real estate. busi-
ness your career ah we are u h.x position 70
Cali MIR. MENsH. RE- 1888. for appoint
slHsLLEEsMAN-part-time. for outside SELL
ing. radios, furniture and appliances, ETC.:
ssSas aHa co. s1a 81 s.
sAIEsMANMi, you are progressive. ensr.
geoa ..ss Ssrt tr ssu sge gi so bo n 10
per year is usual; earnings paid on sales:
car necessary. Write for appointment and
tell us about yourself. Box 455-D, Star.
Trapping paper, paper cups and general
as d Dc M liens s s9ud ar Difssb Disres
SALESMEN-We want experienced sales
We are Offering for Immediate installation,
furnish leads: Apply to Mr.. 3: J. Smith; smith
Ropucrs Pfsgssn co snd 1919 ii Il MT st. na ss! Mco
Statesmen 90. with cars: large corpora
tion opening branch in Washington;. hard
leads. earnings in excess of $4,000 pei
year for right man; excellent chance fol
advancement gith rapidly expanding @. or.
shRizaslcr MR wilson. p4 1881 l'F 'D00msn'
statesmen for week ENDS only-Washing-
toms largest and newest shore develop.
ment, with miles OF beautiful, wide, white
| sandy beach, on Chesapeake Bay has most
to offer of all. Plenty of sales to be made
ESsssnt Ra4A Rust hiss hags ca5 dE9s
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN--Excel. none,
opportunity for man with sales ability and
1 Wi m nTefprrpd
TsSsFd nass hsEs i45 cs ssos
statesmen w Old. established reputable
branch ONCE. We are in need of 2 men
w se xS e e sande 9 ana hse
2 positions will be held open on com.
petitive basis. for . very short period 81
to xors oGnf cai N as s4si i4h wv
2nd faoor; between 9 and r. III only. e.
enced canvassers preferred: good opportu-
NEW NEW YORK JEwaELRY CO.. 71s 7th st.
Statesmen, with cars, for Guardian sery-
| ice waterlesS cookware; no canvassing;
S75 per wk. and up. Call LII. 94s5 for
sIiGisS sHEEsMEN TO sell gas and electrical appli.
ances and supplies with reputable firm in
.s.s and ases a sSa
Rockville, Md. 4
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced: SALARY
and comm. Apply. JOSEPH DeYoUNd
Statesmen (25). with cars--vacuum
cleaner experience. Our men are earn
ing $50 4 week. New vacuum cleaners
Open Territory. 8 district managers
wanted: salary, commission and over
write Excellent opportunity for ad-
ss BoNn VACUUM gu gToahs INc
9th st. NV. Warrington, D. c., Monday
through Wednesday, $50 to g.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

M0DEKN TRANING IN beauty culture. ~
ior GI training. WAR-FYNN BEAUTY
{ s and I tIss Classical
MERVTN Conn AccoRpfoN SCHOOL
afR afRs coNb asb * AND eLAssEs Start ssT
ns eSa eSsns anFo tffeS 81 % os coM
AER TFca opERHqoKs Rhcne Ho aasb
trainins in, all subjects, day, night and
e. eas
for .; c; reauiremsnts% % and q srai1nain5sg 1a5 8
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught n n
training. train @ CHARLES ! NEwMAN sTUDIos,
Iz0s G st, nv; NE; 4700, RA. $500.
carow Piano q s studies. 1900 EsT HsmpshiTe
For further inform, teie. IA. 3es6. II
CONTRACT BRIDGE, morning. afternoon
ARLINGTON AUTO DRIVING school
Learn driving the safe way. Dual control
cars; professional Instructors. Pickup
service arranged in Alex. and Arlington
Days. GIL. BOSS nightsa ME 1850. 9.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
SITUATIONS MEN..

part time. tax returns prepared stats-
Rsp5 sl,s resssrahs ae.l booas 9 fep Peps
sssssas sssssnss sd :ai. q .ssa SS'ls osSs
ACCOUNTANT ! auditor ! bookkeeper. small
business accounts wanted: $40 month upi
RES; oW. eI7s MH WRIGHT. VIZ ....
snssd: rs desires evening and SATURDAY vsTf.
boY. soiored, desires ! lob = stock BOY
b suffoHEk fcIiEfi and md spes ssocsry clark. is ms
not require standinx on feet eontinnonsly,
TslepRens M piis1 dsos az s.sosnss & si,hs sa
CMAUFFEUR. colored. 26. sober, expsr..
rsliab1s ra rsts;; M Eg9 E39d I salary AD $50
atrical training and experience, desirea
c0S siaa & saoToSsAfkas Ss s4es os
sran deairss pesmsnsns position 50 cal u IT,
E9735 aver DIM. OF write Box 1850,
DENTAL TECH. al. plateman. neat, az
yrs. szps permanent. willing worker. Tel
ENdiNIER He.sins, v.nsiIssins, plumb
md ,sld sHpsrvision. Can qI. o47b s:
sasssn acas sny noTs stns1s Esship walls
JANIToR, married. no children. settled.
experienced. fun or part time. IA. 1851.
LICENSED PLUMBER desires responsible
partner or would consider connection with
. reliable arm. Write Boz 441-D. Star.
MAN, colored. wants part-time work Of
any Kind in evenings and all day Satur-
day. Box 71-C. Star. 81
pm. to IL midnightJ Is inside salesman,
3anitor, porter or dishwasher Me. 1856
MIMEoGRAPH and Msitisraph asf in a. opr. d I Would
a4s4 lks Pssa.sss setvssn wGrf snd 7 pm n0fnnss
PAINTER, frst-ciass, wants painting for
week ends and by the hour; all work
guaranteed. CAN GIL. 1868, from 8 pm.
PHARMACIsT, registered. exper. and ref.
State salary and hours. capabie Of man
fkofEEgY sEDf is9ss s9s A2se gas
also thoroughiy versed in construction,
DRAFTING. and allied lines. now available
Tor empioyment, Write Box 1880. star.
VETERAN desires work as driver, Clerk
or porter; reference. RE. 1857. ask for
SALESMAN. excellent background. 8 years
successful selling experience. college edu-
axSs 81 yrs sgs lsG STAR pan e.
ish- English Of senersi material, Or tech
N ete eos ssss or TE sss ssI
eAPabEE Pa e Mxsss Sffs enas years mechanical .x-
pacfty;. recently sold business Interest:
EDdesfEb hYssss 8 % 90 BOX hsse ssss e
work, cashier. salesman; wants suitable
employment, any kind. Hillside 0783-M.
MeEf nsat sasd Sssfs ssf
erence. Phone MI. 3699.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
HEIp noMfsIlc Iceat.l !

WOlGAN, colored. x.h.w- laundry tMAshins
machirel. live tn. 8 -day wesks S20s no
WOMAN, colored. settled. g.h.w. Help cars
for baby Sit nights. 6h-dAy week:
WOMAN Tor e.h.w. and plain ccokinS:: live
III: must have references and health card.
DE. 069o. -
WOAGAN, white. settled. IS ccmpanior
other adults; live In. Gk. 32S7 Sat Or
sun, or write Hox 167-C. Star.
WOMAN, middle-Aged, single, for g-asw.i
WOMAN On GIRI. seneraI housewnrk.
small ant. TO 5: half day Thurss SIT.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

A SPECIAL OFFER on cutting lawns this
sae vi pzakrR sfsk asns FAN. hs
ADDING MAcHINEs. calculators cleaned.
ia aashsa 1sffrD TYHSwxTHa THSR daaEsns:ss co
SSpiSs MaoHINEs. sypswritsrs. pur-
ss orsea sa1s McHS sRs
CO, 913 18th NV. ms. BLDG. RE. 1898.
Sasa ssers DstRsss oSo sssss
Ss, SaTds with Your ad, $3.50, etc. Ex.
AuTo PAINTING. any color. $40. Work
gaaaagsansesd. guar Call for and deliver. RE.
aaIsi BABY Gan SasRRiAGE and bicycle repairing: R
NAT. SPORT SHOP. s46i 18TH St. t. NV. NV.
BRICK WORK, general building and re-
ss!of AN ss1E sEnfSE sJS ssissras e. sEgss
issi SSILDEk rH sSD S CARPENTER = General
esms TsRafs phens sa s4s snd
CAMERA REPAIRING. Can FULLER 81
d'ALBERT INC, National 4712. s15 10th
CARPENTRY, first-class mechanic; stairs,
wood and asbestos siding. CO. ,s1ss. s.
Dental and commercial: repairing of all
kinSs Call AINsWoRTH; RA. 4SIs.
repaired servicing door covering since
1870 Call MUMMA'S, WO. S75S,
CEMENT WORK, floors, fireproofins. rat
ssrSSoofng sSo Z, wslkways; Mk ay driveways. From to
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home For estimates, call
Mr. CRULEY any time, NO. 5oS1
ELECTRIC WIRING, fixtures; extra outlets.
ELECTRIC CO.. 5000 Ga ave, RA. 1891.
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING, d. c., Nd,
Va. Res and comm; wiring. repairs. AD-
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING, cleaning.
waxing. Have your floors done the
slis; eyes, RA. 6iSs. b42b Ga. ave. NV. NV.
%
Evening star., 1947-05-02

WATERS. white, exper; In serving Italian
food must be sober, dependable. honest:
aeF g9od WORKING s1Hd
ITALIAN RESTAURANT. 17o7 De sales
st. NV. -3
WAREHoUsEMAN with supervisory ex-
ing materials s piumbins and al heatins eauip Sp
ment; must De able to plan q, workable
stock arrangement and coordinate. the
permanent position. excellent opportunity
for advancement. State age, education,
experience, Box 4ss-D. Star. -
WOOL PRESSERS-Excellent opportunity
for reliable, slis sober and experienced wool
Ing eondtons BL1g R1ssoN hauNpR9 ahd
471s Hampden lane, Bethesda. Nd. Apply
IN person or call OIL 1717. Mr.. Kliemsn.
i not interested in permanent employment.
ssr s ny MoRaNfpEy sRs ARsy RESP $40 M
YOUNG MAN for new and used furniture
young MAN, sl-a7. single preferred.
nent executive position with local once Of
sry and expenses. dI approved training
HOLD F1NANcE Corr rafsasSn' sssa r. h1oW 2 ave
YOUNG MAN. single. 2o-ss, for sales DO
supply house, selling nationally advertised
merchandise. Must have car. Good oppor-
tupity for future Dial CO. 3164 for APP
S5ilfs YoUNG MAN wanted to work in hardware
store and learn business. Must have
drivers license. Starting salary, S35
DISTRICT LOCK g. HARDWARE Co. 73i
is5 YouSa n MAN. oyer 81. as clerk in retail
liquor store. Must have selling ability.
Veteran preferred. STEELMAN LIouoR
STORE, 2T50 14th st. NV. -
YOUNG MEN are needed BY airltnes; See
WANTED, CLEAN-CUT GENTLEMAN, te
I'll s. sss4 Georgis ave. -
| LARGE BALTIMORE department. stort
wants assistant to buyer. draperies. cur.
tains, etc.. permanent, splendid salary
state previous experience fully. Boz
4s6-s' Star.
Evening star., 1947-05-02

lcontinued sn Next Pascal
Evening star., 1947-05-02

BILINGUAL French and English) secre-
tary; years experience; free to accept
employment with foreign oface, OR. OIL s5.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
1st-elass man need
F MANUFACTURING

,erienced, to work In
lent working conditions.
CO.. Rockville, Nd. Call
Evening star., 1947-05-02
NURSE to take charge Of cottage: fv.
In. WAVERLEY SANITARIuM, WI, 1907

NURSE, white, age 25 to 40, for private
institution. CO. 4754. -3
PERSONNEL-Good opportunity for ca
pable person trained in personnel work;
must be able to handle correspondence and
to work with figures essential; b-day week,
good salary, permanent. Apply in person
Dsi ee sg1 saNa and ssS Rn psrss s
CIETY. 3rd and R SITS. ne. Do not tele-
phone. -
work, $3.50 to 11:3o; good salary. Apply
manager or chief operator. LAFAYETTE
HOTEL. 1913 18th st. NV. -4
PERSONNEL ASSJSTANT-E Excellent op-
portunlty for experienced person; en-
Dloye,s records: some interviewing, tipping
essential; 5-day Wk.; good salary; perma-
RALEIGH HABERDASHERS, 1910 F st.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
HHp W0kIEN.

GRADUATE WHITE NURSE Ken. duty q
. nursing home. good working conditions.
0oOd pay Refs req. Also practical
aaT-eascK GIRL. 8 pn. to 4 am. $40
weekly plus meals excel. working coridi-
tions Apply in person 10 RESTAU-
RANT EIGHT TWENTy-THREE s23 10Th
HOUSEKEEPER, white, unencumbered, *
pertenced; for employed couple with chill
dren; live In; excellent salary. Do. 1872
HOUSE DIRECTREss Hostess In snaan
adult boarding school; take entire charge
menus. buying and service; attractive Hv-
ing In school Box 201-C. Star. ~
HOUSE MOTHER, woman experienced with
children and liking them. age 25-55, good
MsURANCE CLERK II the home once d
q local life insurance company to york in
the mailing department. responsibility and
regularity In attendance important: we
have excellent oiiice hours. sick and an
nuai leave, proft-sharing bonus. anni-
versary bonus, free life. accident. health
and disqualification insurance and non
contrfbutory retirement plans this Is I
pernanent position and your advance
ment IS dependent upon your merit rattns
averages. Phone Mr.. Kitchen AMERICAN
HOME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
716 18th st. NV. Phone National 0S04
Evening star., 1947-05-02

but not NECESSITY.
casualty dept. of
real estate firm. |
outstanding opportI
is looking to the fu
FREDERICK w. B
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-04

ing 13 points for the Spicerites.
The DeVilbiss team, champion
of the American Division of the
Local IL Basketball League,
showed superb form as they
beat the stubborn outfit of the
Plaskon Unit, As to 81. Ed
Kanney, who has been a spark
plug in the DeVilbiss success,
again was high man with IL
points for his teams victory.
The National Division cham
pionship Gordon Mfg. Unit team
was much too strong for the
Spicer Unit No. team and gave
the latter the first setback of
the Round Robin tournament
which is a double knockout"
affair. Bill Knapp, of the Gordon
team, was too elusive and slipped
by the Spicer Unit No. l guards
for an individual total of "a
points.
Play in the tournament will
continue next Monday night at
Westminster Gymnasium. These
games are free to the basketball
fans of Toledo.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-04
Northwestern
Ohio Teams
To Bowl

There will be more than
100 teams entered in the
Fourth Annual Region 2-B
Bowling Tournament when
the keglers start off, April II,
13, Ia, at the Bowl-O-Drome
lanes, according to w alter
Madrzykowski, general chair
man of the tourney.
Many new entries have been
received during the past week,
which brought the total we'll
over the century mark. Teams
which haven't participated be-
fore in the Region 2B tourna-
ments have been enrolled this
year and Chairman MadrzykoW-
ski takes this as a reminder that
the 1947 classic will be the
largest to date.
Entries have been closed and
those entered will be notified
this week as to the time when
they will bowl in the handicap
event.
The team receiving the highest
total of actual pinfall will be
awarded a leg" on the beauti-
full Loew's Valentine trophy, to-
gether with individual replicas
of the trophy for each member
of the team. The entire amount
of entry fees will be returned
to the teams in awards.
According to the present plans,
the awards will be made by
screen and stage stars, which
will give the Region 2-B Bowl
ing Tournament national promin-
ence and a great amount of
publicity to the winning teams.
Negotiations are now being made
with some of the most prominet
screen and radio personalities,
for the presentations, but for
obvious reasons, their names
must remain unannounced.
The Willys-Overland Unit leads
with 81 teams, followed by The
Toledo Pipe Threading, Spicer,
Champion Spark Plug, Auto
Lite, Standard Commutator
Units with several other entries.
The Unitcast Corporation will
enter eight teams and other out.
fits from Lima, Marion, Port
Clinton plus other Ohio cities
will be represented when the
bowling starts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-04
Golden Gloves
Champs On
Local IL Show

An All.Champion B o X e
Show, for the benefit of the
Local IL Youth Camp, will be
held at the Civic Auditorium,
Friday. May 2. Local IL is spon.
soring the show which will bring
together the eight Golden Gloves
Champions of Toledo including
Art Rae, Buddy Carr, Cliff King,
Dick Mcconnell, Benny Perales
Sammy Ross, Troy Johnson, and
Pat CSpunky) Lowery with an.
other Golden Gloves boxing team
from another Ohio city.
All of the proceeds will be
donated for the promotion of the
Local IL Youth Camp at Sand
Lake, Michigan, which was pur-
chased this week.
Tickets, which will be sold at
popular prices, are being distrib.
uted and may be purchased from
shop chairmen and the usual
downtown ticket agencies.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-04
GOLFERS!

"Wanna play In the Local
IL Golf League this sea-
son?"
Enroll your Unit four.
man team i'm the League for
competition gains S { your
buddies I'm the other Local
IL plants.
Get your team together
and contact the Local IL
Recreation Director. A meet
ing will be called for the
golfers, soon, to discuss
plans for the coming sea.
son.
Local IL will sponsor,
also, two handicap golf
tournaments during the
summer months. There will
be prizes galore and a full
day of entertainment will be
offered to those taking part
I'm the golf tournament.
Watch the EDO
UNION JOURNAL for fur.
ther details.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-04

Now that the ice fishing sea
son has run itself out, Local 12s
army of fair weather fishermen
is on its way.
Several of the boys are re-
porting early fishing trips to
Bolles Harbor, Sterling State
Park, Point Place and Sandusky
Bay. But as yet no one has turned
up with catches worth getting
excited about.
Ernie Kubacki of DeVilbiss
and Ted Modrowski of American
Can report that they are all set
and waiting, with their fishing
gears in tip-top shape. Ernie
seems more concerned than ever.
! wonder if it is because of the
new Outboard Motor.
Ed Turski and Ken Reno of
the Gordon Unit have been fish
ing Bolles Harbor and Point
Place for the past week. The
first day out they reported
nothing but wet feet and a
hungry gut. The next time out
they did manage to scare an
undersized Bullhead into sampl-
ing their worms. Yesterday the
report improved somewhat. II
seems Ed met a fisherman that
knew of another fisherman that
caught a dom nice ones, so con-
sidering all reports it looks like
spring fishing is about to begin.
Lets hope so anyway, I'm as
anxious as anyone for mess of
early spring fish.
1t looks like Ohio's inland
fishing is also on its way. AL
though most of Ohio's inland
lakes remain covered with
several inches of honey -combed
ice waiting for the spring winds
to start the breakup" Ohio
bass fishermen report many fine
catches from creeks and rivers
last week especially in the
southern half of the state.
Streams of the smaller class,
having swift currents. through
out the winter are seldom If ever
completely frozen over although
ice several inches in thickness
formed almost to the center
from both banks. A few days
of March sunshine such as most
southern counties have expert
enced alrea dy has entirely
cleared most of the streams.
Experienced fishermen claim to
begin just as soon as the edges
or bays clear; this exposes that
portion of the lake to the warm
spring air for a day or so, and
fish at this time of the year will
head for the warm water.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-04
Baseball In Brief:

Carl DeRose, who'll bid for a
pitching job with the New York
Yankees this spring, was born in
Minnesota-but it was at AL
bany, California, that this blond
young giant popped up as a
schoolboy pitching phenom.
Hailed as the bob Feller of the
Bay Region, Carl famed FL
batsmen in his final prep game
and in his first start in organ
lied ball in 1912 with Amster-
dam, N. Y, he hurled a three-hit
shutout.
Infielder Dick Adams, who
gets a trial with the Philadelphia
Athletics this spring and whose
brother Bob is with the Cincin-
natl Reds, was with Fresno in
1941, the year Bob played with
Columbia of the Sally league. In
"a night game Dick had six hits
in six trips and hustled off a let
ter to brother Bob, modestly
mentioning his feat. Three days
later he received a reply. Bob
had made six hits for Columbia
in as many trips to the plate
on the same night that Dick had
his big evening!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-04

Greatest

Michigan's greatest all-time
football players?
That's a hi ghly debatable
question since the Wolverines
have had % All-Americans since
1908, but Bennie Oosterbaan,
B ackfield coach (incidently
thri C e-All-American himself)
recalls an answer the late Field
in H. Yost once gave In answer
to a similar question.
A reporter asked Mr.. Yost
how Willie Heston, Michigan's
first All-American, would have
Jared against the studied and
scientific defenses of today.
Mr.. Yost reptile d: When
Willie Heston played halfback
at Michigan, there was no for
ward pass to worry the defense.
There was little or no deception,
such as has been developed in
modern football. The defense
knew when and where Heston
was going, and it massed to meet
him. Yet he scored 600 points
from 1901 through 1904 and he
gained miles of ground. He
never called time out, never was
hurt.
"If they couldn't stop him
then, knowing all that-what
would he have done today?"