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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21

The boWlers, or team, showing
up best under pressure, Will
emerge the champion in this
! fracas which the oddity of max
ing up a league schedule should
pit the number one and two
team on the last night to decide
the championship.
The Jeep team needs one VIC
tory to sew up the title while
the Stampers, two games behind,
must win three to clamp the
title to their shop.
The Stampers have the Math-
er Spring to worry about too,
for that team is only two games
behind and should the Bingham
lose three, and the Mather win
their match, they would finish
in second place. And it was the
Spring team who made that stu.
alton. possible by winning two
games last week from the
Stamping outfit.
The Mather bunch compli-
mented Tony Kosnek and George
Baer for making possible faint
hope of finishing the season In
second place. Kosnek had a 555
series and Baer 533. Ollie
OwczarZak shot 586 and Jake
WisnieWski 554 for the Stamp.
ers in an effort to capture at
least two games to ease the
strain Monday against the auto
team.
The Willys crew shone a
brighter light for the league
clincher last Monday by winning
three games from Gordon Bump.
ers. Harvey Sterling topped the
Jeep team with his $40 series
and had big help from captain
Leo Zielinski who contributed
SAL. Earl Schaeffer and Frank
Molik put up good scores for the
Bumpers.
Hall Mfg sh a d d Standard
Commutators due to the fine
bowling of Bill Walters who
made 236 game good for COL
and Fritz Raabe's 544 for the
three game victory. Ray Lewan
had the best total for the Com.
by coming up with a
566 series.
Toledo Pressed Steel edged
out couple of victories over
Porcelain Enamels to climb with.
in two games of the fourth place
Commutators. Walt SZafarowicz
and Vic Biniek did the best
for the Steel team and
John Kuszek and Ed Komenda
had commendable scores for the
Porcelain outfit.
The three way race in the
Mems breakfast loop is also
shaping up into a photo finish
as the Toledo Tube team came
with a clean sweep over
Gordon Bumpers. Two 500
series were registered by the
Tube team that being by Frank
Woods and Bill Sautee.
The Mather No., l team kept a
slight pace by winning a pair
from their shop rivals, Team No.
/. Bill Farkas had the best
score for the No. / team.
Spicer having Benny Zlelinski
come through with another 500
series, right on the nose after a
254 finisher, which is the high
single game i'm the loop, man.
aged to win two games from
Willys.Overland. Al Caseman to.
Laled the best series for the Auto
crew. John Sobecki of Spicer
a 554 for the only
other 500 series among those
two teams.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21
Baseball League

Amy Union Local i'm Re.
giOn 2-B, UAW-CIO desir-
ing to enter a team in the
UAW.CI0 Baseball League
Is asked to write immedi.
ately to Wilbert Rule, Local
IL Recreation Director, 425
Winthrop St., Toledo 10,
Ohio.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21

Gras, the st. Paul Ice Carnival, Mempnls
Cotton Festival and other such doings with
a holiday spirit.
1t is hoped that the Toledo Aquarama
will become one of the country's greatest
summer festivals and should bring national
prominence to our great city. Water sports
and nautical terms will be the theme of the
gay summer festival.
For ten days Toledo is to become host
city for all of the great Maumee Valley
reoiop and oIIr citv will he mecca of en-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21

aries, but lost a close judges de-
cision Monday night to Forrest
Freisinger. The Local IL lad
won handily in the first round,
but lost the other two because
of a couple of knockdoWns.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21

leading WHY'S
Overland a n d
second pla C e
B i n G h a m
S t a m p / n g
meet Monday
night in the
feature match
of the evening
to wind up the
bowling m
petition f o r
the season in
that circuit.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21

It is interesting to know that
the 1947 Ohio fishing regula.
tions make no change in legal
lengths, bag limits or seasons
that prevailed during the l946
season. The northern and south
ern zone regulations on black
bass seasons, regulations on trot-
line fishing and the taking OF
bait also remain the same.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21
Wi|Iys>Binghan1
In Loop Finale

The prediction that the torrid
race for the league championship
in the Mems Local IL loop
would be a photo finish is run
ming true to fom as the league
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21
Local Il Fighters Win
"A. A. U. Championships

the local IL boxing club Cliff King middle
weight Jimmy Saup hywegh the Northwestern Ohio
Athletic boxing championships Wednesday night
at the Civic Auditorium
King who previously had won the Toledo Times Golden
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation
Sports Editor
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule

The citizens of Toledo will be able to view the Toledo
Aquarama proposed annual sports spectacle which Will De
comparable the outstanding events in the United States
The Toledo Aquarama will be staged for ten days. beginning
on August 1947 and will vie with the New Orleans Mard
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21

tertainmen and gaety with neverendng of fes-
tivtes The entire will be decorated with flags bunt
ing and flowers
The crowning achievement of the Toledo Aquarama
will be the of beauty from the hundreds
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21

With what sport Is the st.
Clair Trophy associated?
Basketball, II is dtonded to the
tDinner of the annual NCAA
tourney.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-21

blanks the Fourth Annual Region sB Bowling onns
WaEer hrop
Evening star., 1947-12-04
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Evening star., 1947-12-04
Toke Ny Word for 1t
BY Frank Colby
What La the Origin?

@. Will you please explain just
what Is meant by whipping boy.
as in the statement by Secretary OF
Labor Schwellenbach that AN at
tempt is being made to make iaoor
the whipping boy for the hlgn
cost Of nving?"-E. l..
A. This expression goes back to
an old custom among royal iam-
lilies of providing youthful princes
with boy companions OF their own
age The companion was educated
with the prince. and when the royal
youngster got out OF hand 1t was
the companion, or whipping boy.
that received the punishment. the
idea being that the princes person
was inviolable.
Today whipping boy means
scapegoat: one who Is accused OF
the misdeeds Of another.
@. Will you please trace tns
origin of the verb to lynch?-Mrs'
r. S.
A. Art Baker, on his entertain
ing radio program, recently traced
the term to an incident described
in the Council Books OF Galway.
ireland: James Lynch Q498).
Mayor of Galway, hanged his own
son out of the window for maraud-
ing and killing strangers, withous
martial or common law. to snow
a good example to posterity."
However, 1t is generally accepted
+bot the word lynch Is strictly
American In origin.
Capt. William Lynch. or Charles
Lynch (1742-1820, commanded
Virginia volunteer regiment with
Gen. Green at the battle Of Gull
ford Court House. During the dis
organized conditions accompanying
the American Revolution he set
himself up as Judge Of an unofncial
court to punish the lawless.
Mistaking the law on his own
hands became a national scandal.
Capt. Lynch, now residing In
Oolenoy Creek, S. c., was the author
of the Lynch laws so frequently car
ried into effect in violation OF every
principle of justice and jurispru-
dence. Matthews.
There are numerous references to
Judge or Capt. or Col. Lynch and
Lynchs law in the various Amer
ican authorities.
Many persons Of good education belieys
there is an ironclad rule that the indeh-
mite article "an" must be used before
words beginning with "h," such as an
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An.vsr - roRucARY,
Proprietor Phones Popes
To Report Fire in Hotel
by ,he A,soeioted prsss

JOHANNESBURG.-E. A. Jond
proprietor OF the Zuurbeerg Hota
near Port Elisabeth, South Africa
has nose for news.
When his hotel caught fire he inns
mediately rang up local newspapd
and reported the event. Then h
organized assistance to fight the fire.
An hour later he entered tho
burning building to report progress,
but suddenly rang OF with the
words:
I'm going now; the root q falling
In. Good-by.s
Evening star., 1947-12-04
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Word Game
Find 81 or more common English

words In
TACITURN
meaning, "habitually silent Av.
eraee mark is 70 words. Time limit,
| Is minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be d
| four or more letters. s. Words which scauire
| "bats." eats" are not used. 3. Only one
| form Of . word 10 used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list win be published to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-12-04

cussed the. principle Of the "com-
mand lead" We have observed
how the convention is frequently
distorted and extended far beyond
the cases to which it was intended
to apply. Some players when they
hear partners double a final no.
trump contract, labor under tho
misapprehension that they are re-
quired to lead the dummy's suit.
That is not the case. Partners
double, where the defending side
has not entered the auction, serves
as a mere suggestion to partner,
that dummy's suit be led (and even
then only when it has not been
rabid). But where the defending
side has entered the bidding, then
the double of the final no-trump
contract operates as a command 10
lead the defenders suit.
Where a slam contract, more
especially in a suit, has been douoieo
by the player not on lead, the con-
siderations are somewhat different.
think it can be demonstrated that
doubles of slam contracts do not on
the average yield sizeable penalties,
so that an occasional abandonment
of that luxury will not involve
drastic curtailment of income. NO,
this type of double is not profitable
and the double of a slam on sus-
picion is, of course, anathema.
It Is generally agreed that .
double of a siam contract has as its
chief purpose direction to partner
to make a certain lead. 1t demands
that the normal lead be abandoned
and prcyides specifically:
(a) II dummy has bid any suits
(other than trump dummy's f1rst
suit must be led.
(b) If dummy has bid no side
suits but declarer has, the douoie
demands the lead Of the flrst slde
suit by declarer. b
(c) If the declarer's side mas DID
no other suit than trump and the
defending side has bid suit, the
double REQUIRES the lead OF an url-
bid suit, and not the suit either de-
fender has bid.
To put it briefly the double OF .
slam demands an abnormal leao:
Today's hand is an illustration OF
how this operates. If West should
lead partners suit, hearts, or the
unbid suit, diamonds, the CONTRACT
would be fulfilled easily. The cluo
lead, demanded by the double I'M
asmuch as it is the first suit bid oy
Tho d,,nmv). Is the only lead that
will defeat the contract for reasons
which are obvious.
| Ironvrioht 1a47, by Charles II. GorenJ
Evening star., 1947-12-04
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Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-19
Business Women Hear Chester BOwles

"We all talk very glibly a. bout equality of opportunity equality of all human beings but we are agreed we don't always practice it," Chester Bowles, former O.P.A. direc- tor, told more than 100 young business women at the 10th Annual Worldwide Obser- vance Dinner held at the Y. Y.C.A. last Wednesday night.
 From the Russians we are learning something on racial equality. two thirds of the people in the world don't be- long to the white race. Democracy means acceptance on equal basis with other people. Washington. D. C. is something less than that. Negroes are not allowed in many restaurants, stores, motion picture houses, and hotels. That is something we cannot be proud of"
 And he added, "Government agencies can do much to over come racial determinations. l3 per cent of the employees in O. P. A. were Negroes and they were not given merely clerical jobs. The were attorneys, heads of depart ments, etc.,
 Even our most conservative people believe in equality of opportunity, but again we also have equality of health,
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-19

lata on cost of living. indus trial accidents, employment and wages had it's appropria- tion reduced 60 per cent.
 Subcommittees of the Senate Appropriations Committee be- gan holding hearings this week on the School Lunch Program deficiency appropriation and the regular appropriation for the Department of Labor.
 In a sharply worded tele- gram to Senator 5 ty l e s Bridges (R.. N.H), Chairman of the Deficiency Subcom- mittee considering appropria- ton for the School Lunch Pro- gram, Perry wrote ''. The Congress would be penny-wise and pound foolish to econo- rnize at the expense of the Nations children"
 In another telegram to Sen ator William F. Knowland (R., Calif.), Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Sub committee considering h e appropriation for the Depart 1ment of Labor, the NAACP said, "We hope that the Sen ate will shun the follies of false economies in which the House indulged when it con sidered the appropriation for the Department of Labor (Cont. on Page 13, Col. p
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-19

education. and conom C opportunities.
 Do we have equality of education? The average edu- cation in the U. s. A. Is two years of high school. Russia in relation to income is spending twice as much. This world of ours is a very confused and difficult one and our young people must be educated to live in it," he stated.
 Discussing tn e economic system of the United States, MT. Bow1es said that "The Boom and Bust" cycle is the defect of our economic system and that we have got to learn how to overcome this fault.
 Miss Mary Terry, substitute teacher in the Hartford School system, served on the planning committee for this event Other young business women present at the dinner included the Misses Ann Foster, beau tician of Clara's Beauty Salon Dora Foster, c. Fox & Co.,, saleswoman; Ersa H. n e S, social worker, Hartford T. B. Society; Gloria Twisdale, public health worker; Mary Gorden, Y. w. C. A. office staff; and Rose Murray, student.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-19
Senators Warned To Shun False Economy

Washington, D. C., Apr 9th Warning the Senate to "Shun the follies of false economies, Leslie Perry of the Washing to Bureau, NAACP, urged members of the Senate Appro- priations Committee to make a deficiency appropriation of $23 million for the current school lunch program and to restore the 43 per cent cut Tn the appropriation for the De partment of Labor.
 Current funds for hte school lunch program, which serves nearly 5 milli ion children throughout the United States, are practically exh a u s t d. Schools in California, Illinois, New York, and North Caro- lima are especially hard hit and may have to either close down the lunch program or seriously curtail it.
 Operating funds for the De- partment of Labor also took a deep slash from the House. USES hads it's request of $61z million reduced to $oOO.OOO. Its Bureau of Labor Statistics which collects and analyzes
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-19
UE-CIO Spokesman Warns Against The Dangers Nm
 "Or1nibus Bill"
by Warmsley

The proposed union bust ing omnibus bill which is be- ing rushed through Committee to the floor of the House, pre- sents a direct threat not only to labor but also to the wei fare of the American people general y," Richard Linsley, international representative for the UE-CIO, warned in a statement issued to staff mem bers today.
 "It is difficult to distinguish between most of the features included in this ominous meas ure and the labor shack1ing regulations imposed by the Hitler and Mussolini govern ments," MT. Linsley said.
 "The Committee is hurrying this bill through with a flag rant disregard for the rights of opponents in the Committee because 1t wishes to capitalize on the situation created by distortions in the press com |cerning the telephone strike" he continued.
 "In doing this, the Com mittee is doing the bidding of Big Business interests whose lobbyists in Washington have openly participated in the work of the Committee. In some cases, these highly paid representatives for the em- ployers have even had the
 (Cont. on Page 13, Col. 9
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-19

of Rye N Y. will be the guest speaker of the Junior Church at the service ot Faith Baptist Church on Youth Day. April 27.-
 present conducting successful law practice on Wall St. identity best be emphasized by recalling that he is the retired Klein Department Store in Manhattan The Junior and Intermediate Chors selections for the occasion Mrs Frances of the Junior Church Mrs Beatrice address the evening service and Mrs members of the Union Bap tist Church
Evening star., 1947-05-15

MiAL. 1000 o-6rsseu Peck. Danny Kaye.
Eddie Cantor md nsiiis NsDshisls saisHsin.
MTop. 1000 jossph Gotten IN We Dida'i
Got DNsrts.
WRe, ii:30-Hayda's Quintet for Strings
Iia 6 Major and WeKs Italian Ssrsasda
played by ne Easimas sthosi Ensemble.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
oN IHE ami I0NIslT.

on TIVE AIR TONIGHT.
WRc. ZOO Singer Johnny Desmond visits.
Mop, s:0o-Robsi Miithsm Is ihs star
of "Dsaih 1t Live OIL"
WMAl, 3:30-" "shsusd We CONTINUE ihs Voits
81 America Broad0sisl' Discussion participants
Ms Senator Carl Hath. Representative John
Evening star., 1947-05-15

Isbsr and Nswspspsrmsa Ralph Me6ilI and
Frank Msldrop.
WRc, 800 Gertrude llwFsnfs visits.
VOL. 9:3o-Dorothy kifsisa and In fsdce
sing ne Love DUET IRON Madame Buitsf-
fh.
WRe. $50 Film Star hmss Dsan calls On
hk Haley.
Evening star., 1947-09-01
Second Economic Institute
To Hold Session Thursday

The second 1947 Economic Insti-
tute, sponsored by the United States
Chamber of Commerce, will hold ar
all-day session starting at 9 am
Thursday in the Chamber of Com.
merce Auditorium, 1915 H street
NV.
Speaking on "Businessmen's Pric-
ing Problems and the Sterilization
Of Prosperity will be Senator Flan-
ders, Republican of Vermont; j. K
Galbraith, of Fortune Magazine
E. S. Mason, of Harvard University
Alfred c. Neal, Federal Reserve
Bank of Boston; Wilson Wright
Armstrong Cork Co.. and Charles E
Phillips of Bates College.
Earl o. Shreve, president of the
national chamber, will introduce
the moderator, Leverett S. Lyon
chief executive officer of the Chi
cago Association of Commerce and
Industry.
Evening star., 1947-09-01
French Theater Owner
Held After Fire Kills 90
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, Sept. 1.-The proprietor
of the Select Theater at Rueil, scene
of a disastrous fire Saturday night
In which 81 persons were killed and
"a were injured, was held on charges
Of involuntary manslaughter today
The examining magistrate, SINH
lar to one-man grand jury in the
United States, said the proprietor
Antoine Mouillade, had been negli-
gent in taking proper precautions
Many Of the injured were reported
in serious condition.
Police said a short circuited wire
in the second balcony started the
blaze, which spread as swiftly as
the panic which sent patrons rush.
ing toward the narrow exit.
Both balconies in the tall, narrow
structure collapsed, the second fall
ing on the first and carrying it
along to the floor below. Rear
exits were blocked by debris before
any one could get to them.
The theater was in a narrow street
about three miles from the Arc
de Triomphe and constructed in a
shdrt. narrow. high fashion to fit
the limited space available.
Kangaroos have been reported to
hmm nearly 4n feet
Evening star., 1947-09-01
Rescue of Dummy
Attracts Thousands
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK.-The rescue" of a
dummy hanging from a hagpole
atop a six-story school building on
the fringe of the theatrical district
attracted a sidewalk audience of
several thousand persons and snarled
traffic.
A police emergency squad played
its powerful beams on the swaying
dummy, which at first appeared to
be a human body.
1t took police a half hour to work
their way to the roof of the school,
closed for the summer, and lower
the dummy.
Pranksters had put woman's
brown suit jacket. a green velvet
cape and a coachman's coat over a
wire hanger fixed to the halyard.