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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
Aufomotive Farley 10 Hear
Reports Of I from D. {. Area

The studies Of seven Washington
area men will be presented among
nearly so technical papers scheduled
to be heard at the annual meeting
and engineering display Of the So
ciety Of Automotive Engineers, Inc,
In Detroit January IL through Is.
John A. c. Warner of New York,
S. A. E. general manager, termed
the program fleet on the ground
conference on application and use
Of modern automotive design, ma
terials and production.
District and nearby area men to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15
Shrine to Offer Red Moss.

The annual red mass in the
National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception at Catholic University
will be held January rs at IL am.
with the Most Rev. James E. Kear-
ney. bishop Of Rochester, as the
preacher. 1t was announced today
by DR.. Brendan F. Brown, head Of
the Law School Of the university
The service is held each year under
the auspices of the Law School tt
signalize the opening of the courts
and Of the Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-15

present papers at the meeting In
clude:
G. G. Saal, Public Roads Admin
istration division Of highway trans
port; r. r. Geller and w. N. Har-
rison, National Bureau of Stand
ards; S. T. B. Grips, British EN-
bassy; o. p. Echols, Aircraft In
dustrieA Association of America, Inc.
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and w. n. Co.'S and Emory Cook Of
Johns Hopkins University Applied
Physics Laboratory, Silver Spring,
Md.
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the association, will preside. Mrs.
Francis A. Riley Is chairman Of the
Program Committee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Baseball Practice

The Local IL All-Star base
ball team, under the direction
of manager Joe Schuette, is
holding practice Sessions at Mer-
rell Field at $50 p. m. Mondays
and Tuesdays and at 1:30 on
Sunday afternoons at the same
baseball diamond.
Any member of Local II, or
member of the family, is elig-
ible to try out for the team,
and according to m n g r
Schuette, everyone attending the
practice sessions will receive an
equal chance to show his base
ball ability.
The Local IL baseball team
is entered in the Toledo Amatuer
Baseball Federation and will
play exhibition games with out
of-town teams.
Some of the players who are
reporting regularly to Manager
,Schuette are Pete and Ed Sever
hoff, Bill Kelly, Irish LaFollette,
Jake Hussman, Dorman Stecker,
Bill Haffelder, Mike 10th, and
Bob Helvey.
Last year, the Local IL ALI
Star baseball team was entered
in the Toledo Baseball Fedora
ton, besides winning the District
Championship at Norwa
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Ohio Trout
Season Opens

Trout season in Ohio opened
on. April 18th and will remain
open until September Is.
Division of Conservation of
ficials have announced that legal
lengths and bag limits remain
the same as last year, 7 inches
as the legal length and a daily
bag limit of 6 per person.
Trout is found only in waters
that remain cold throughout
the summer, usually around so
degrees, and therefore are not
common in most Ohio streams
and lakes. Popular trout streams
that have for many years furn-
ished some degree of enjoyment
to the stay-at-home trout anglers
of the state are Mad River in
Logan and Champaign counties;
Maccachee Greek in Champaign;
and Cedar Run and Moore's Run
both in Logan and Champaign
counties.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Hockey Coaches
To Meet Soon

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Forma-
tion of an NCAA hockey coaches
association will take place May
2'3-4-5 in New York. according
to Coach Victor Heyliger of the
University of Michigan. The
meeting will be at Hotel Penn
sylvania.
Twenty-eight colleges and uni
verslties, all in the Unite d
States, have responded TO Hey
liger's call for the meeting
Plans for an NCAA hook
tournament, Qualification of GER
tain points in the collegiate rules
and coordination of schedules
will be discussed and officers
elected.
Among schools expressing in
terest in formation of the group
are Dartmouth, Yale, Minnesota,
Colorado College, University of
California, Harvard, Boston Uni.
versity, Princeton, Brown Uni
versity, Penn State, Army, Mich
igan Tech, North Dakota, Carle-
ton College, Colby College, Col
gate, Williams and Drexel In
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

We especially thank Martha
Spain. secretary of the women S
loop, and Wanda Dudkowski,
treasurer; Florence Kubat, presi-
dent, and Wanda Nowak, vice
president. These officers per-
formed their duties to all the
bowlerettes' satisfaction.
Also our thanks to Leo Zielin-
ski, secretary of the Monday
night league, and to Brian Hill,
secretary of the breakfast league
bowlers.
II is gratifying to know that
all the bowlers and bowlerettes
enjoyed one another's participa-
tion to make these leagues
among the finest in the city.
The success of these leagues
prompted the keglers to extend
invitations to other shops to join
them in Americas favorite
sport in the 947-48 season. On
latest reports, the women's cir
cult has II teams lined up to
date and the breakfast league
has 16 entries. According to in
terest shown by other shops,
many will enter before kegling
time rolls around again. The
first meeting for the new season
is scheduled for August. Addi-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Roe. S+oup Win
On BOXING Show

Again the Local IL boxers
showed their mettle when they
took two victories on the City
Recreation "ShoW of Amatuer
Champions" Monday night at
the Civic Auditorium.
The boxing show was staged
by the Recreation Division of
the City Welfare Department to
further the promotion of anna
tuer boxing in Toledo. A capa-
city crowd turned out to see the
bouts which were we'll received
by the fight fans.
Art Rae, member of the Local
IL Boxing Club, proved to many
of the skeptics that he can hold
his own against the best of them,
when he took unanimous Judges
decision over Don Cleaver,
heavyweight from Springfield,
Ohio. Rae looked especially good
with his left iab, followed by a
hard right to his opponents face.
Jimmy Staup, Local IL fly
weight, defeated Freddy Chea-
tenn, Monroe, Michigan, in a
bout. Staup gained
the judges decision because of
his aggression and ability to beat
his adversary to the punch.
Cheatem took a decision from
the Local IL battler several
weeks ago at the Armory in
Monroe, and Jimmy evened the
score Monday night.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Boxing Show May 2 For ChiIdren's Camp
Interest Centers On Local II SOftbaU
18 Teams
Are Listed

Much interest is being dis
played by the teams repre-
senting their Units in the
1947 Local #12 Softball
League. The League has been
formed and entries closed with
the result that 18 teams will
compete for honors during the
summer months. The regular
season opens Monday, May II.
Because of the large number
of teams entered, the Local II
Softball League is divided into
two Divisions, the American and
"Scotty" Irvine,
manager of the Local IL Soft
ball League, is pleased with the
large turnout and predicts that
the League will be second to
none in the City Of Toledo.
"Scotty" is a member of the
Auto-Lite Unit of Local IL and
is well known in Toledo's soft
ball circles.
The softball teams are holding
regular workouts on the city
ball diamonds and several of the
entrants have their teams picked
and are ready for competition,
Those entered in the Ameri-
can Division and the managers
are: Hall Mfg. Unit, Paul Heck
niger; Acklin Stamping, Frank
w e k vert; WHY'S Overland,
Claude Nadeau; Plaskon Divi-
sion, Ed Stapleton; Save Electric,
II ward Dunbar; Gordon
Bumpers, Wa lter Wlodarski;
Peerless Moulded Plastics, Joe
Scallish; Industrial Heat Treat,
Don Poggemeyer; M a t h r
Walter Nino.
The National Division teams
and managers are: Airwa
Electric, Bob Samson; Toledo
Scales, Ray Samson; Champion
Spark Plug, John Woodward;
Schultz Die Casting Co, Ziggy
Jankowski; Laclede Christy,
Ray Cramer; Lakeside Biscuit,
Tommy Dawson; DeVilbiss Mfg.
Unit, Val Warchol; Spicer Mfg
Unit, Harvey Robedeau; Ameri-
can Brake Shoe, Charles Hayes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Crews Clearing
Camp Site

Many Toledo boys and girls
will be guests Of Local IL,
UAW-CIO, at it's summer camp
at Sand Lake, Michigan as soon
as the weather permits.
Frank Molik, camp director,
announces that preparations are
being made 10 get the camp in
shape for the first arrival of
juvenile guests. A crew of
workmen is toiling daily,
clearing the grounds for recrea-
tion activities and making the
whole place livable for the
kiddies who will make the camp
their home for periods Of two
weeks.
Rigid health standards, set by
the state of Michigan, are being
complied with and every effort
Is being made TO safeguard the
children's health and safety dur
ing their stay at the Local II
Summer Camp.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Mud Hens
Return Home

The Toledo Mud Hens will
return to their home grounds
for two-day series with the
Columbus Red Birds at Swayne
Field, tomorrow and Sunday,
with double header to be
played on the latter day.
Most of the games so far this
spring have been rained out,
but with clearer skies predicted
by the weatherman. the Mud
Hens should continue with their
American Association schedule.
The Toledo team looks pretty
good so far, and will undoubted-
ly end up far above the cellar
spot, which was predicted by
some sports writers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Jeeps Planning
For Next Year

The professional basketball
season is wrapped in mothballs,
as far as the Toledo fans are
concerned, but the Toledo Jeeps
are already making plans for
the 1947-48 campaign.
President Virgil Gladieux and
Manager Sid Goldberg are en-
deavoring. to secure the services
of an outstanding "big man" for
next year who can get the ball
off the blackboard for his fellow
Jeeps. The Jeeps proved to fans
that they have the ability for
making points when they get the
ball, but opposing teams in the
National Professional Basketball
League had the edge over the
Jeeps in height and came up
with the ball in their possession
most of the time.
The Jeeps became the Gin
derella Team" in their first year
of professional competition and
ended the season in a tie for
third place.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

I've never heard this one
argued around the stove,
(Which score do you prefer
as representing the perfect
score in ball game?"
| like 8 to 5. You've got a
home run with men on bases
in there; also the total of 13
runs allows for nearly every
thing to be displayed on the
part of each side, from strong
pitching to good hitting and
fielding.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

handed on the mound, with
Bob Feller being the only re-
liable hurler for the Ohio
team. The Indians will do
fairly well at the plate, but
they need some help on the
mound if they want to win a
title.
The New York Yankees,
Chicago White Sox, st. Louis
Browns and Washington SEN
ators have nothing to offer in
an outstanding way, but in
iuries to some of the leaders
or phenomenal performances
by dark horses" may change
the whole picture. The Ath-
letics, of course, are destined
to grab the cellar post again.
In the National League, the
World Champion Cardinals
seem to have things their way
without too much opposition,
with the Boston Braves being
the only threat of conse-
quence. The Braves present a
much improved team over
last years outfit and will
keep for enough ahead of the
Brooklyn Dodgers and the
Chicago Cubs to worry the
Cardinals-but just a little.
The Dodgers will be lucky to
land in third place, not be-
cause they do not have the
players, but because their
loud-mouthed manager, Leo
Durocher, left too much in
ternal dissension among the
players when he became sus-
pended for a year,
The Pittsburgh Pirates,
Cincinnati Reds and New
York Giants will end IN a
fairly close race for the sec
ond division, and as in the
other major league, Philadel-
phia will have undisputed
claim to the last spot.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Checks To Be Mailed

Walter Madrzykowski, gem
eral chairman of the Region 2B
Bowling Tournament, announces
that prize checks will be mailed
to the winners just as soon as
the scores are certified. This is
a formality which must be COM
plf@d with, according to Ameri-
can Rowling Congress rules.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Toledo Cofcher
Gets Local II
First Award

Henry Helf, Toledo Mud Hen
catcher, was the winner of the
$500 Gift Certificate donated
by Local II, UAW-CIO, to the
first Toledo player making a
putout, or assist, in the opening
game at Swayne Field last week.
The new Toledo catcher gained
the applause of Mud Hen fans
with his home run, in the open
ing game, and his unerring
throws to the bases. 1t is thought
that very few opposing players
will try to steal bases on the
Mud Hen backstop.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

crown here and went on to
Chicago where he lost in the
semi-finals. He is a member
of the Toledo Scale Unit of
Local IL.
In addition to gifts presented
by Local IL to the boxers, Ray
Malone, Toledo businessman and
boxing enthusiast, has donated
beautiful boxing trophy to be
awarded to the 'fightingest
fighter" on the card. This trophy
will be awarded to the fighter
chosen by the three judges for
the show. n
Tickets for the benefit boxin. |
show are on sale in UAW plants
and may also be obtained from
the Local IL recreation Director.
Prices have been set for this
program at S150 for reserved
section seats, and $100 for gen.
eral admission, taxes paid.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

tional alleys have been reserved
for the new season to accommo-
date any shop that desires to
enter a team or teams in either
the mems or women's circuit.
We offer our apologies to the
teams that couldn't be accom-
modated due to lack of alley
reservations in the 1946-47 sea-
son, An invitation is extended
to these shop teams to join the
Local IL leagues for the 1947-
48 season which will make its
official opening in September.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
use At Columbus

COLUMBUS, o., April Is
The Ohio State.Southern Cali
fornia football game of 1948 will
be played in Columbus instead
of Los Angeles, it has been
agreed among officials of the
two universities.
The change, asked by Trojan
officials because of difficulty in
arranging home-and-home series
with Pacific Coast Conference
rivals, will place use on the.
Bucks home schedule for two
straight years. The Trojans ap-
pear in Ohio stadium Oct. IL
this year. The 1948 date will
be Oct. 2.
Ohio State holds a 80 victory
edge in the five games played to
date.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Golden Gloves Champions
Box On Local Il Card

The Chidrens Camp at Sand Lake. Michigan, will
benefit from the AChampon Boxing Show, sponsored by
Local H. UAW-CIO to be held the Civic Auditorium
Friday May q The boxing show will bring together the
Golden Gloves champions of Toledo and other nearby ces
Dayton and Cincinnati expected to enter boys in the
Local IL bouts.
All of the Golden Gloves champions of Toledo with the
exception of Cliff King who has retired from boxing will
action the Local II card King the mddeweght
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

Williams, Bobby Doerr and RUDY LOIh,
they are also strong in the pitching end OF
the game with Tex Hughson and Boo Ferris
leading the staff of twirlers of the American
League club.
However, it is still early in the season
and anything can yet happen. The Detroit
Tigers must be given some consideration IN
their bid for league laurels. The Detroit
club may even have the edge over the SoX
in pitching with Hal Newhauser and Dizzy
r. I'D Cor the Rnrn 1als
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

Who is the smallest of the
DiMaggiO brothers?
Dominic who is only SIT, 9
inches and weighs 160 lbs.
When and where were the
last Olympic Games held?
1896, Berlin, Germany.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Loea| Il Bowling League
To Expand During AZ -48
Ry Bud PachoIski

194647 bowling being history for the women
kegrs the Local IL leagues take this opportunity
appreciation and thanks to the league officers
bowers for their fine cooperation
in hepinp the leagues o a successful season.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation
Sports Editor

At the present time it looks though the Boston Feo
Sox of the American Baseball League, and the ot LOUIS
Cardinals of the National League will be the repeat pen
ant winners in the respective divisions for the 1947 season
Although the Red Sox strong at the bat with leo
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

birole Trout carrying tHe lal lol UllO
If the Detroit suggers through this year. the Auto
y players will definitely be contenders for the coveted
bunting of the junior loop.
Cleveland too may pull a surprise and throw scare
into the nresent AL champions But the Indians short
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
LONG GAME

The longest American League baseball game on
record the "a inning, to 1 tie, played at Shibe
Park between the Detroit Tigers and the Philadelphia
AS on July Fl, 1945.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25
Victory Loan
Pays Dividend
Of SOC A Share

A dividend of fifty cents
share has been declared by the
Victory Loan and Investment Co
for stockholders of record of
Oct Is. it was announced this
week by Carlton w. Gaines. pres
ident.
This is the second annual div
idend paid by the company
which last year divided thirty
cents share among its stock
holders. The company is Just a
little more than three years old
Stock Increasing
The company has announced
that IL IS increasing its capitali-
zation. from 100000 TO $3.50, 900.
More than $50 persons hold its
stock and company officials de-
clare that the number Is in
IcreaSing steadily
Officers. IN addition TO Games,
include DR. Robert |. Greenidge.
Edward Davis Mrs r. Louise
Grooms George ID. Porter, Louis
lC. Blouni V. A. Bristol. W. d.
Morrison. and A S Wright.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25
Pmsetter Dies
After Fall

Injured in a fall from the
top OF a cat-walk in the bowling
aliev at $3.50 Chene where he
was pin-setter SIS. year old Henry
Hunter was found dead at the
foot OF the narrow steps last
Thursday night.
Hunter had left the special
sleeping quarters for Pin-sei-
tsrs and had gone 10 the kit
chen 10 return q bowl and
spoon. when he slipped on q
piie Of tournament pins and
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25
Woman Teller FoiIs
Would Be Bank e andit

A would-be bank bandit was
talked out OF the money he de-
manded but escaped in the down
town crowds on Saturday m orn-
ing
Dressed IN a gray hat and
light coat small, sharp faced
man pushed note through the
grill az the savings teller'S win
dow at the main office Of the
Detroit Bank State and Grls-
void
The teller said she saw no
gun but said. Il haven't qoi
the money" When he said
nothing she repeated. I tell
you haven't got the money"
He picked upt the note, still
without having said a word and
sauntered out OF the bank, where
he was lost in the crowds on
State street
Miss Fierk then set off the
burglar alarm but police and
guards were too late 10 appre-
bend the would-be bandit
Years ago. Miss Kierk said.
she worked in bank on
Grand River al Montgomery
where bank bandit was
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25
AYNE CUUNIY BETTER HOMES PLANS EXTENSIVE BUILDING
red Allen
Lnr,OunceS
'rogran1
birth Detroit And
To Get New
hiding Projects

b,,,s for extensive building
1 IolS were announced this
" hy Fred Allen. president
County Better Homes
follow ing a meeting of the
f.nhve board Thursday eve-
I, Al the company's head
4 {sS,ers. l7e7 st, Antoine.
Eynlaining that shortages OF
r,srials had prevented any ex-
tsve building this year, Allen
Enounced that the company is
rresnizinc 10 make possible
t,ter building activity in the
H. end of the city and in
1 vicinity OF InkSter.
4 Buildinq will be underfaken.
,aid in the Harris Norwood
Lbdlvision in the Sojourner
Fru,h area. and in the Van
Il,iine tract in Inkster and
fankin township.
|The Van Alstine tract includes
Il lots and the Harris Norwood
|oai 300
|Alen predicted that l948 will
bieee construction year
the company than 1916.
Een IS homes were completed.
revealed that completely
Idern apartment buildings
BE included in the l948 plans.
rental 20 wage earners
Seven homes are now being
II. In the Conant Gardens dis
l. Allen said
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25
Edgar Hoover
Dkays Programs
About Criminals

II Edgar Hoover director OF
i Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
kn has declared that crime
|ograms' are the finest means
developing good citIzenry,' =
vas announced this week by
j American Broadcastng Com
b. operators OF the ABC net
|R
tThi announcement followed
/ tcclaration of the National
Foaicasting Company that il
b scheduling no more crime
|ograns until after $50 pm.
Eea the children were safely
bed
|uBLIcITY STUNT
|ABC charges that NBC has
ca,ly crime programs 90 can
| and that It's announcement
sS lusi publicity stunt.
Hoovof staten ent gave
'ecsl approval to the program
ms Your FBI' and said il
Tpic riminals in their true
,h
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25
Bilbo Job Soug mt
By Race Baiters

JACKSON. Miss. All candi-
dates for the Democratic nomi-
nation for U. S. Senator from
Mississippi to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Senator
Theodore G. The Man" Bilbo.
are campaigning along the race
supremacy lines that made Bilbo
a by-word for intolerance all
over the world
Leading contenders include
Forrest Jackson. who was Bill
bos attorney during the hearings
on his asserted intimidation OF
voters Rep John + Rankin.
leader Of the white trash bloc
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25

in the House OF Representatives
Rep William NJ. Colmer, and
Judge John Stennis.
All have declared their al
legiance TO the doctrines Of
white supremacy.
Jackson announced thai his
enemies were carrying on a cam
paign OF scandals and rumors
in the hope they can mIslead
the people OF Mississippi"
Rankin told an audience al
his home town OF Tupelo that
every enemy OF the white race
is calling for nv defeat"
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25
Tests Urged
Mixing Is
Suggested

NEW YORK Passengers in
interstate travel in the South
are urged TO refuse 10 obey Jim
crow seating rules in order tc
make an issue of the Morgan
declsion which banned segrega-
ton IN interstate buses.
The suggestion is contained
in q detailed report. issued by
the Fellowship OF Reconciliation
a religious pacifist group which
has recently sponsored several
interraclal groups which travelled
the South TO test the enforce
ment Of the Morgan decision.
The report urges both races
TO ride in the back of buses. and
in the front. II advises courteous.
careful explanation OF the Nor
gan decision and careful state
ment that the %iolator intends
no disturbance
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25
Lady Physician Dies
After Long Effort

NEWARK. N. IA Negro
woman physician died here last
week al the age OF p without
ever having the opportunity TO
practice the profession she strove
so hard to enter.
DR.. Vivian IneE Douglas sue
cumbed Tuesday 10 spinal
meningities which laid her low
last Spring and forced her 10
take her examinations and re-
ceivs her degree at. MeharrY
in bed.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25

killed attempting /. hold up.
The Detroit tribune., 1947-10-25

DR.. Hutchins F. Inge told Of
her burning desire 10 be
good DOCTOR" He said she
worked as recepiionist in his
office. poring over medical
books when she could. while
she attended classes at New
ark University al night.
Her father, a shipyard work
er. contributed TO the cost OF
her education by taking on ad-
Jobs after work.