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Evening star., 1948-12-05
Chilean Mystery Mission
To U. 5. Is Reported
Nv the Assoeiotsd Press


BUENOS AIRES, Dec. PRO
government newspapers said today
that Mario Rodriguez Atlamirano,
Chilean diplomat. Is len route to
Brazil and the United States on a
mysterious" mission related to the
recent plot to overthrow the Chilean
government.
Mr.. Atlamirano declined to talk
to reporters when he passed through
Buenos Aires. The newspaper Critica
said he will be counselor of the Chill
can Embassy in Washington and is
"on an ohicial mission to see Presi-
dent (Eurico GaspaD Dutra (of
BraziD and President Truman"
The Argentine Foreign ONCE has
denied a charge by Chilean mill
tary Investigators that the recent
plot there was inspired in this coun-
try
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Woman Gets 37th TRANSMISSION
from Red Cross Blood Bank

old patient, Of 212S N. Pollard
street, Arlington, entered Arling-
ton Hospital Thursday for another
long series of transfusions to help
her fight aplastic anemia. The all
ment prevents the bone marrow
from producing red blood cells. She
has the rare Rh negative type
blood, at times difficult to obtain
for patients, but thus far the Red
Cross has been able to supply it
when needed.
Another patient grateful to vol
Evening star., 1948-12-05

unteer donors is Miss Constance Y
Lewis, 26-year-old clerk for the
District schools, who is receiving
treatment at Freedmen's Hospital.
She Is suffering from a disease
known as acknowledgements pur-
pura, which destroys the bone mar
row.
Her 37th TRANSMISSION was admin
istered last Wednesday. The Red
Cross distribution of the donated
blood last week was as follows:
District of Columbia-Casualty
Hospital, seven; Children's. 10: CO.
lumbia, nine; Doctors, Is; Emer-
gency, 46; Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat, one; Florence Crittenden
Home, two; Freedmen's, "a: CALM
ger, IL; Garfield Memorial, six;
Georgetown University Hospital, 81;
Evening star., 1948-12-05

George Washington University Hos
pital, ia; Homeopathic, five; Mt.
Alto Veterans, IS; sibley Memorial,
%; St. Elizabeths, Is; and U. S.
Soldiers Home Hospital, two.
Maryland - Suburban Hospital,
Bethesda, IA; Prince Georges, Chew
erly, 13; Washington Sanitarium
and Hospital, Takoma Park, six;
Warren Hospital, Laurel, one; Glenn
Dale Sanatorium, 13; Leland Memo
rial, Riveroale, three; Washington
County General, Hagerstown. 81;
University of Maryland Hospital,
Baltimore, seven.
Virginia - Winchester Memorial,
10; Loudoun County Hospital, Lees
burg, four; Arlington Hospital, %;
Alexandria Hospital, 80; Circle Ter
race, Alexandria, two; Mary Wash
Evening star., 1948-12-05

A e4-year-old widow who lives on
borrowed blood and q District
school smploye who received her
S7th TRANSMISSION last week are among
recipients Of donated blood dis
trtbuted by the Washington Reg
ional Blood Center.
More than 500 pints Of blood from
volunteer donors were distributed
through the Red Cross agency last
week. Washington hospitals re-
ceived 353 pints and 200 went to in
stitutions in Maryland, Virginia
West Virginia and New York.
Mrs. Addie M. Best, the 64-year-
Evening star., 1948-12-05
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.. A-39
SUNDAY. oEcEMBER :, le4

ington, Fredericksburg, II; Physi-
clans Hospital, Warrenton, four;
U. S. Naval, Quantico, five.
West Virginia City Hospital,
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Martinsburg, IL; and Newton D.
Baker General, Martinsburg, 23.
New York - Memorial Hospital,
New York City, four.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
SCORES OF OTHER BUILDINGS
SEE 7e4x 4WI

If you're planning to build any
type of farm structure, it will pay
you % see the scores of designs in
the 4-Square Farm Building Service.
1t is most complete. 1t illustrates
and describes many kinds and sizes
of barns, poultry and hog build
ings, machine sheds, crop storage
buildings, milk houses, shops,
garages, utility buildings. You'll
get many helpful ideas on how
modern farm buildings can save
chores and increase income. Your
4-Square Lumber Dealer will gladly
show you this service and why
good wood buildings r the best
farm buildings.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

when L operate upon DlTQS supposed
to be off feed, but find the intes-
tines full and difficult to operate
upon. To be off feed the birds
should be put in a crate with wire
or slat floor and be given plenty of
water to drink the first IL hours. If
one merely withholds feed, the
birds will pick straw, droppings,
earth or anything else available to
satisfy their hunger.
If you do not have a caponizing
set, any good set will be adequate.
I would suggest the set which has
a forceps type of extractor. The
spoon or scoop type is easy to
handle but the percentage of slips
or birds that are not completely
altered is higher with this type of
instrument. Also avoid the electric
type of instrument until you are
familiar with the operation. l have
cen beginners lose too many by
soaring the walls of the artery
which lies directly back of the tes-
ticle.
Oil Barrel Table
An Oil barrel makes a very good
caponizing table. Lay a 12-inch
board, about Is inches long on top
of the barrel and put newspapers or
an old magazine on the board so
that each bird has a clean sheet.
There are many ways of restraining
the bird, but l like to put a nail in
/, either end of the table. Use a long
shoe string. Tie it to the nail farth-
est from you. Then, holding the
bird in your left hand SO that the
bird forms a straight line from its
beak down the breast to its toes,
wrap the shoe string around both
wings, bring it down back of the
bird, put a half hitch around the
shanks and draw the string just as
tight as a fiddle string. Then tie
to the nail in front of you. 1t is
very important to have the bird
stretched out tight or you will have
trouble in finding the place for the
incision. Also be sure the bird lies
on its right side, so that you oper-
ate on the left side first. Thus if
you happen to get a pullet, it a be
released.
Probably finding the proper place
for the incision is the hardest part
of the operation. The place is be-
tween the last two ribs. You won't
find the next step in any of the bull
letins, but I find that it is a great
help to avoid bleeding. Pull the
skin back over the hip so that the
heavy muscle which governs the
lower part of the body and legs i:
held under the forefinger of the lef1
hand and place this forefinger or
the last rib. Then you can make
the incision between the last two
ribs without spilling a drop of blood
Next place the spreaders between
the ribs. With the pick tear thu
membrane extending over the mites
tines. This step is made SO mucl
easier if the birds have been prop
erly starved. There is no danger 0
p~uncturing an intestine.
Avoid Injuring Tntestines
Next turn the hook and push tn
intestines aside with the blunt en-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
Poultry Department
HOW TO CAPONIZE

O. I would like to do some Ca
ponizing. Could you tell me how
&c do il? Also could you tell me
how TO take care of the birds aft
erward? They tell me that capons
grow TO great size; is that true?-
Mrs. E. T.. Cascade county.
A. Your first request is pretty
hard to answer. We are sending
you our bulletin about caponizing,
but l find that many persons have
difficulty in following the printed
directions. 1t would be a lot better
if you contact your county extension
agent and ask him if he has sched-
uled a demonstration for his county
anytime in the near future. If he
has not and you really want to get
the technique, I would suggest that
you offer to get at least a dozen in
terested persons to agree to come
to your home on a given date. He
can then plan for a regular demon
stration. If there is enough interest,
l can probably arrange to come and
help him out.
Operate Early
Now about getting ready for the
demonstration-select male birds as
soon as you can distinguish sex. The
earlier one operates, the less the
birds are set back. Operate when
they weigh about l pound.
Next take the birds off feed for
"A hours. And I mean off feed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
WEYERHAEUsER 4-sQUARE
BUILDING SERVICE

You con do a better job of poultry
management with good, lumber
built equipment. To help you obtain
that equipment at low cost, there
are scores of designs of useful, time
tested items in the Weyerhaeuser
4-Square Farm Building Service.
You'll find range-shelters that
will give your birds the protection
they need -. low-cost feeders and
hoppers designed to save feed, yet
provide ample feeder space so that
every bird can easily satisfy its needs.
There are w~aterers, range feeders,
nests, roosts, alfalfa racks -. all
designed to make work easier and
increase poultry production. All
these items made oflumber are easy
to build and 1owin cost. Blueprints
are available. See your 4-Square
Lumber Dealer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

vite to attend the Stewards
Banquet.
The New York Yankee
camp will see plenty of action
in bids of rockies to stay up.
At first, the veteran George
McQuinn gets first shot, but
should he falter Manager Har-
ris may call on Bob Golden
Boy" Brown, too good a hit
ter to ride the bench, and
rookie Steve Souchock, up
from Kansas City and a boy
eyed by several major league
teams. On the mound, rockies
Bill Wight, Fred Bradley,
Clarence Marshall and Tom
Byrne, among others, will
battle for regular. or relief
jobs. In the Yank outfield,
observers give Cliff Mapes a
good chance to stick. This boy
hit that long ball last season
for Kansas City.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19
ZoIe-Woods Fight
Toniqh+ In Arena

Everything is in readiness for
the 10-round boxing match be-
t we en- former middleweight
champion Tony Zale of Chicago
and Lou Woods, Detroit sensa-
ton, tonight at the Toledo
Sports Arena.
The Tony Zale-Lou Woods af.
fair will head a six.bout card Of
fered by the Toledo Sports Club,
Inc, which will bring together
Perry Mason, clever Toledo
middleweight and Eddie O'Neill
who has been sweeping aside all
opponents in the Detroit area,
in an eight round semi-final
match. This fight is classed by
ring fans as natural" and
should furnish plenty of enter
tainment for boxing enthusiasts
who attend the show tonight.
Zale is in top shape for the
bout and will seek to make quick
work of Woods. Tony is known
as a fighter who does not stall
around with his opposition and
always seeks an early knockout,
ToledoanS who waite he d
Woods in his workouts here, are
convinced that Zale will not
have an easy time with the
tough Detroiter and it will take
every bit of ring prowess to gain
a victory for the former light
weight king from Chicago and
Gary, Indiana.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

league at the Bowl-O-Drome
had two teams adding three
games to the won column. Re-
gion 2-B UAW making it over
Toledo Scale and Toledo Stamp
ing Whitewashing Swartzbaugh
No. l jeanette Hill was tops
for the Stampers and Sophie
Pacholski, Charlotte Nowacki
and Mae Ballard bettering the
400 mark for the Region team.
Swartzbaugh Everhots took
over the top spot in winning two
games from Auto Lite with
Evelyn Rybka setting the pace.
The Champion Sparks bettered
their shop rivals, Champs, the
first two games, losing the third
by Ia pins. Irene Strain topped
the winners and Betty Lucas
helped the Sparks along with
her high total.
In the women's Friday league
at the Mercury the Auto Lite
team is hanging on to its
first place lead by winning three
from WHY'S No. 2 while the sec
ond place PAC team dropped
one game to Lakeside Biscuit.
Pauline Proch came through
with a $50 series for the Lites
and Alma Wilson had best total
for the WHY'S team. Leading
PAC was Irene Jankowski and
Lillian Piorkowski had best
three game series for the Biscuit
team.
WHY'S No. l team made their
scores good for two over Devil
bliss No. l and DeVilbiss No. 2
did better by taking three games
from Standard Commutators.
.Vickie Price had top series for
WHY'S and Norma Schaefer's
48O was top score for DeVilbiss
No. /. Nellie Sloan'S 440 was
best series for DeVilbiss No. 2
team.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

semi-pro basketball teams in
Indiana, which is generally con-
sidered the Basketball State OF
A me ri C a." The StudebakerS
have scrimmaged against Notre
Dame University, one of the
most powerful college basket
ball teams in the United States
The Studebakers have chalk
ed up 27 victories this season
against nine defeats, which is 9
very good record for an inde;
pendent team which takes on all
corners.
Manager Harvey Robedeau
will throw his strongest aggre
cation of All-Stars against the
Hoosiers in an effort to keep
his teams string of Fl wins
against three losses for the
season.
The squad which Manager
Robedeau will use in the Iron
man stunt" to defeat these two
fast basketball teams will con-
sist of King Harshman,, Harold
Moss, Ezra Moore, Bob Ault-
man, Jack Wilson, Don and Joe
Schuettte, Shanty Barnett, Del
roy Taylor, and Bob Stewart.
There will be no admission
charge for these games and al
basketball fans of Toledo are
cordially invited by Local IL,
UAW-CIO, to attend the double
header program. The Catholic
Club is located at 131 Sixteenth
Street
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19
Sports Quiz

/. How do bats catch most OF
their food?
2. True or false. Large blue
gills spawn earlier than small
ones?
3. What is said to be the fast.
est wild animal In the u. S.?
4. What is the fastest speed a
jack rabbit attains?
5. True or false. Humming-
birds are not the tiniest of all
birds?
6. Songs of how many differ
ent birds are initiated by the
mocking bird?
7. What state calls the cardinal
its state bird2
8. Can you name a male crea-
ture that gives birth to young?
8. Which is the smallest of all
sparroWs?
10. Name a small animal that
can run down his hole back
wards almost as fast as he can
forwards.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19
Ohio AAU Boxing
Tourney In Toledo

Boxing cam S, representing
seven cities in the Buckeye state,
will enter the Ohio Amateur
Athletic Union boxing tourna
ment to be held in the Toledo
Sports Arena, Monday and Tues
day night, March 20 and 80.
Toledo will be host city for the
annual event and will enter two
mitt stars in each of the eight
divisions. The other Ohio
cities to be represented in the
tournament are Cincinnati, Col
umbus, Dayton, Springfield, Ma
rion, and Dover.
Thirty.two bouts will be offer
ed the first night with "a attrac-
tions being billed for the second,
and final night.
Cincinnati takes amateur box.
ing seriously and will send one
of the most powerful teams of
1.-The squared circle" to Toledo
for this important fistic tourna-
ment,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19
Help Bunnies
On Highways

Night-driving motorists can,
with a little extra effort, save
the lives of thousands of rabbits
through the use of tried and
tested signal system,
The system consists of several
short blasts of the auto horn to-
gether with flashing head lights.
Rabbits seldom will move from
the path of the car if the head
light beam or blast of the horn
remain steady.
Rabbits are thought to fire.
quent the highways during the
spring mating season as a refuge
from the cold, wet grass, which
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

PAC deadlocked for the third
position.
The Commutators cinched the
title in winning three games
from the last place WHY'S Body
Shop team as Roy O'Dell shot a
sol series. The runner-up Auto
Lite team hit snag and dropped
three games to Swartzbaugh de-
spite the 607 total rolled by
Lite's Ed Sirola. Joe Junga with
576 and Ed Veres who had SGT
we're the big guns for the
Swartzbaugh team.
Toledo Pressed Steel made ii
possible for the third place tie
by winning two from Air-Way
and PAC kept pace in winning
two games from Toledo Steel
Tunes. Randy Engelhardt with
$50 set the pace for the Pressed
Steel team and Ben Zielinski
was top man for the PAC,
Here are the final standings
T. L.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

Camp Director Rediger also
is planning to have several
members Of the Local IL
Bodybuilding Clu b make a
few appearances at the Sum-
mer Camp to show the chill
dren the rudiments of build
ing powerful, healthy bodies.
It is thought that the parents,
who know of the importance
of sturdy little bodies for
their offspring, will heartily
approve of this plan.
X 4 X
Several Local IL athletes
who have taken part In the
Recreation Department athle-
tic program have made reser-
vations for the Annual Stew
ards Banquet which will be
held, this year, in the Secor
Hotel on Wednesday, March
81, at $50 p. m.
All Local IL athletes are
invited by UAW Vice-Presi-
dent Richard Gosser and Mel
vim Schultz, President of Lo-
cal IL, to attend this gala
yearly event for one-half the
regular price of admission.
Tickets for the Stewards
Banquet are priced at four
dollars each, but Local IL
will pay half of the cost for
the athletes so that those who
are desirous of attending may
secure ducats for two dollars.
Reservations must be made
b efore Wednesday through
the Local IL Recreation De-
partment for Local IL athletes
planning on attending this
big affair on Wednesday,
March 81.
Wives, or sweethearts of
Local IL athletes are also in
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19
IMPORTANT

Ed Curry, manager of the
Local IL Basketball League,
is calling a special meeting
of team managers at 500
p. M, Monday, at AIS Win
throp Street.
Drawings will be made
at this meeting, for the
pIayOffs of the Local IL
League which will be held
on March 20 and 80.
A few protests will be
aired at the meeting and it
is very important that all
team managers attend this
important conference which
will start promptly at the
appointed hour.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

l. With their wings. 2. True
3. The antelope-3z miles pei
hour. 4. % miles per hour
5. False, they are. 6. Thirty-twc
z. There are five, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky and North
Carolina. 8. The sea horse 9
The chipping sparrow. 10. The
pocket gopher, using his sensi
tive tail as a guide.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

In the IL team Tuesday loop
at the Marathon the leading
PAC team increased their lead
to nine games by taking the
measure OF Toledo Steel Tube
for three wins with Mel Hem.
ming being the pace setter for
the winners,
The second place Willys UAW
team dropped two games to the
Toledo Union Journals who had
Len Dembowski hitting 555
while the WillyS crew had Al
Bikowski top man with the 594
series. Third place DeVilbiss
Atomizers, trailing the Jeep
team by one game, made it two
over Surface Combustion with
Frank Pieper high man for the
winners with $40. Joe Kierczak
had the best series for the Sur
face team.
The fourth place Bingham
Stampers managed a lone vic
tory over the DeVilbiss Sprayers
who had Melvin Poitinger hit
ting the best total. Jake Wis
niewski was tops for the Stamp
ers.
Swartzbaugh connected for
two wins over the Hall Honcry
and Gordon Bumpers decisioned
the WHY'S Unit team for two
games to round out the results
in that loop.
The WON ens Wednesday
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

A meeting of managers
of teams to be entered in
the Local IL SOftball League
will be held at 1900 p. m.
tonight at Local IL head
quarters.
Final arrangements will
be made for the 194S soft
ball season at this meeting
and rules for the Local IL
SOftball League will be
adopted.
All units of Local IL
wishing to enter teams in
the League are asked to
send a representative to
this meeting so that draw
ings for the schedule may
be made.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

of the better
teams in the
T ol e d o area
and S h o u d
furnish a very
busy evening
for the ALL
Stars.
Advance in
formation from
S ou t h Bend
shows that the
Stud e b aker
outfit is one
af tho he's G I
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

i division, Martln-Parry Unit,
a newcomer to the Local IL
League, won the title in the
National Division, and Spicer
Unit, always strong contender
for top laurels, took the cham
pionship of the International
Division.
An indication of the high-scor.
ing qualities of the Toledo Scales
basketball team was given, Mon
day night, at Robinson JunioG
High School, when that leader of
the American Division of theA
/ Local IL Basketball League went
on a scoring spree to defeat the
Toledo Steel Tubes by the score
of SO to 81.
BerkeI Is High Scorer
Dick Berkel, who has been
running high scores for the
Scalemen, sank the ball for a
total of 30 points to aid in the
overwhelming victory against an
outclassed, but game, hard-fight-
ing Toledo Steel Tube club.
In a very close and thrilling
game, the Toledo Joint Council
pulled surprise victory over
the powerful Swartzbaugh Unit
basketballers, by the score of 81
to %. The game was well played
by both teams and neither team
had much of a margin of points
until the last few minutes when~
the Swartzbaugh Unit outfit
seemed to hit a scoring slump.
Tony Pinciotti, former Central
high school basketball star, play
ed bang-up floor game while
accounting for eight points for
the Swartzbaugh team. Brian
Ferris, always a dangerous man
when it comes to scoring, was
the games high point man as he
made IL for the Tee Jay Gees.
In the National Division, three
forfeits were recorded and the
games were awarded to the Mar.
tin-Parry Unit, National Supply,
and the Auto-Lite teams when
the Unitcast Corp, Champion
Spark Plug, and the Acklin
Stampers failed to have enough
players on the floor at gamf
! time. "a
In the International Division,
played Tuesday night in Point
Place High School, three good
games were offered to the fans.
The Spicer Unit nosed out the
late starting Gordon Bumpers
by the score of SO to Al. The
game was thriller with Len
Bode being high score man as
he collected 20 counters for the
Bumpers in their vain attempt
for the victory.
Bob Aultman, one of the
mainstays of the Spicer Unit
outfit, also had a good night for
scoring, getting II markers to
aid in the Spicer win.
Harold Moss played a bang
up game for Willys-Overland as
he teamed up with Shanty Bar
nett, who got 20 points for Will :.
lys, as they defeated the AmeriN
can Floor Surfacers, 49 to "a.
Frank Hlubek made 10 points
for the Auto Makers while Paul
Kornowa shone with IL points
for his efforts with the Ameri-
can Floor team.
Jack McGill helped the To-
ledo Pipe Threaders beat the
DeVilbiss Unit, 40 to 33, as he
accounted for 13 points in the
victory. This win gave the Pipe
Threaders six victories against
four losses for the season.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19

DDS, to hold regular classes for the begin
ners. The method of teaching beginner
determines whether or not the student will
swim in an easy, relaxed style, or whether
he will fight" the water at every stroke.
Youngsters, ordinarily shy of water,
must be taught to have confidence in the
instructor who must show patience and
diligence in his task This is most condu-
Give to the instruction and training of
voIInp swimmers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19
Loca|12 Division Cage Champions Named
COn,n1utatOrs Win Men s sMOnday Loop Title
PIayoffs Begin March -;
REGULAR Schedule Ends

The regular schedule has ended for the Local IL Basket
ball League, for the present season. with three powerful
Division.
Playofs for the League championship between the two
top of each Division will be played in Robinson Jun
High School Monday and Tuesday March 20 and 3d.
Drawings will be made at 800 p M, next Monday, at a
meeting of the team managers
The Toledo Scales copped the bunting in the American
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-03-19
From The
Rule Book
Bv Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local II Recreation Director

Because of the greatly increased number of kddies who
will attend the Local IL Summer Camp this year. 1t an
nounced by Howard Redger camp director that the water
front swimming and wadng for small children Will be
expanded.