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Evening star., 1948-04-05
New Toxpoyers' Group
To Meet in Fuirfux

The newly organized Fairfax
County Taxpayers Association will
meet at 8 pm. Thursday at Fair
fax High School to discuss the
county's proposed 1s48-49 budget
The new association is an out
growth Of the committee formed in
February to seek ways of obtaining
road improvements, according to
Edward Gibbons of Lorton, secre-
tary. DR.. George Schulz is president
Evening star., 1948-04-05
3rFort Myer Sereeonts
Retire From Active DUTY

!. Three Army sergeants with COM
bined total of Sc years of service
-i7sFe been retired from active duty
al Fort Myer.
a'They are NJ Sergt. Harry Far
wick, with SO years of service;
M. Sergt. Orville Ditto, 81 years. and
LIST Sergt. Raymond Andrews. %
years.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
8. O. P. Committee Elects
Officers in ARLINGTON

The Arlington Republican County
Committee has announced the
election OF officers, with the ex-
ception of chairman. Edgar w.
Pumphrey. chairman, was named at
the county mass meeting March 20.
Elected by the committee were
Lee Potter and Mrs. Christine
Sramek, vice chaimen; Hal Hughes,
treasurer, and Ralph NJ. Kimble.
secretary
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Gen. Graham to Address
Cancer Drive Dinner

Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham, per-
sonal physician to President Tru-
man, will speak at dinner at 6
pm. today at the Hotel George
Mason, Alexandria, in conjunction
with the campaign to raise funds to
fight cancer.
State and Northern Virginia off,
cials of the American Cancer So
ciety will attend.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
PTA to Hear Miss Gore

Miss Lillian Gore, supervisor of
elementary education in Montgom-
cry County. will speak at meeting
of the Parkside School Parent
Teacher Association at O'Clock
tonight in the upper building of the
school in Silver Spring. A report
on school building needs will be
made by John M. King.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
World al Crossroads,
Justice Mcclure Says

Justice Matthew F. MCGUIRE Of
District Court told a Catholic War
Veterans communion breakfast yes
terday in Alexandria that the world
is in probably the most important
period of history in 1000 years.
Justice MCGUIRE spoke at the
first communion breakfast of Ed
ward A. Duff Post, Catholic War
Veterans. which was held at the
George Mason Hotel.
The justice said he thought the
present period of history was prob
ably the most important since
Charles Martel overcame the Mo-
hammedans 1900 years ago. He
said: America itself is at the
crossroads because the foundations
of this Government are Christian.
1t was founded on the fatherhood
of God and the brotherhood of man
--of all men. no matter what their
color, creed or condition Of life"
He emphasized that the whole
world was at the crossroads leading
to peace or chaos.
The Rev. Vincent Campi of
Blessed Sacrament Church. Alexan-
dria, also spoke. He urged the vet
Grams to continue to pray for peace
Evening star., 1948-04-05
SurruttsviIIe to Have x-Roys

A mobile X-ray unit will be sta
tiened from 10 am. to noon and
from 1:30 to $3.50 pm. April II in
front of the Surrattsville High
School, Prince Georges County, to
take free chest X-rays of residents
in the area.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Maurice SumueI to Speak

Maurice Samuel. author and lee
turer, will speak on "Jewry in the
World of Tomorrow" at 8:45 pm.
tomorrow at the Arlington Jewish
Center. His talk is being sponsored
by the Adult Education Committee of
the center.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Episcopal Choir to Sino

The 50-voice choir of the Episco-
pal High School in Alexandria will
sing at st. James Episcopal Church
in Richmond Sunday. The choir Is
under the direction Of Henry T.
Hollaway of Orange, Va. an in
structor at the school,
Evening star., 1948-04-05
WuIter Reed PTA to Meet

Dr. Hanna Colin. child psycholo-
gist at Children's Hospital, will
speak at a meeting of the Walter
Reed Parent Teacher Association
at 8 pm. Wednesday In the school
In Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
WoIton Unit to Be Formed

A meeting to organize Hyatts-
vile Chapter Of the Izaak Walton
League will be held at 8 o'clock to.
night in the Hyattsville Armory.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Woodside Cord Party Set

A card party sponsored by the
Woman's Guild of Grace Episcopal
Church, Woodside, will be held at
the parish hall at pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
Library to Elect

The annual election of trustees of
the Bethesda Public Library Asso-
citation will be held at 8 pm.
Wednesday at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Ice Show Playing
At Sports Arena

Spectacular production Sc
quences which cascade with col
or, hilarious comedy, famous
champions, daring thrills and ac-
tion are blended to make the all
new and different edition of
Holiday on Ice of l949" the
entertainment treat of the year.
The sensational musical ice ex-
travaganza is now play in &
nightly to capacity crowds at
the Toledo Sports Arena, with
Matinee performane scheduled
for 2;30 Sunday, November %.
The all-star cast of interna-
tionally-famous stars and cham
pions reads like the Who's Who
of Figure Skating Heading the
list are Dorothy Coos and Muir
ray Galbraith, the Sweethearts
of the Ice. Skating fans will
thrill to the talents of such blade
artists as Karen, Ted Meza, the
LaVonnes, Kay Farelli, Tony
LeMac, Holly and Day, Phil Hi
ser, Leo Freisinger, Jeanne Ber-
man, Jackie Reese and the gor-
geous "Glamour-Icers."
New in the current edition of
Holiday on Ice" are Bobby
Blake, lcedom's King of Swing"
and Henry Lie, twice Norwegian
Figure Skating champion, for
mer partner of Sonia Henie, and
winner of the Gold Medal for
figure skating excellence; and
Joe Shillen, comedy expert.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
A. A. u. Boxing
Show Mondoy

The second pre-tournament
boxing show, sponsored by the
Northwestern Ohio A m e u r
Athletic Union, will be held
Monday night at the Civic Audi
torium, according to Arthur
Morse, secretary.
Fifteen fast amateur bouts
will again be offered to the fans,
with some of the boxers repre-
senting out-of-town clubs.
Three bouts have been arrang-
ed at this writing, with Clayton
Hotchkiss, Monroe flyweight,
meeting Don Sizemore, also of
the neighboring Michigan city;
James (Hot Potatoes) Jackson,
Monroe welterweight, will be
pitted against Vern Anthony,
Toledo lad who scored a knock
out on last Mondays card, over
Lou Ingraham, Toledo YMCA;
and Forest Fain, Boys Club
tangling with Bud Cothran, of
the Police and Fire Gymnasium.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Committee PIons
Amofeur Boxinq

A mammoth amateur boxing
show is planned by the Burke
For-Congress Committee TO be
held on Dec. II, in the Toledo
Sports Arena. Fifteen top-notch
bouts will be offered to the fight
fans of Toledo
Complete plans for the big
fight show have not been com
pleted at this writing, but every
thing is expected TO be in order
for the bouts by this weekend
Tickets will be distributed to
all of the CIO plants in Toledo
and surrounding towns and will
also be on sale at the usual tic
ket agencies.
1t is planned to match the
Local IL and Local 9 boxers
against ringmen from neighbor.
ing cities, probably from Detroit
Saginaw, and Flint areas.
Orville Beemer, Internationa,
UAW-CIO representative, will be
in charge of the boxing show
which will be conducted under
the sanction of the Amateur
Athletic Union of Northwestern
Ohio. Beemer will be assisted by
the AA,U. Committee, and the
Recreation Departments of CIC
Locals 8 and IL.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Local Z Ties
.SyIvania Team

The Local IL All-Stars aveng-
ed an early season defeat at the
hands of the Sylvania Merchants
when the All-Stars held the Mer-
chants to 60 tie game, Sunday
afternoon at Highland Park
The vaunted passing attack o1
Sylvania was stopped by the Lo,
cal IL secondary defense as the
visitors accounted for their lone
touchdown by the aerial route.
The Sylvania air attack bog
ged down in the third perioc
as Vic Irvine, Local IL player
coach, intercepted pass on his
own three-yard line and sprintec
81 yards to a touchdown fol
the Union team. The Local /;
ckers quickly formed
defense for the fleet All-Stal
back and not a Slyvanite play
er laid a hand on him as he
scampered the length of the
field. The point after touch
down was missed by Bobby Sar'
chez after the All-Stars were pc
nalized for taking too much time
for the kick
The Merchants depended
wholly on their passing game in
their try for victory as the Local
IL line held each attempt of the
visitors to gain through the line
The passi n G combination OF
brothers Elwood and Urban Ed
niger, clicked on few occasions
one of them good for As yards
and the Merchants touchdown.
The Local IL All-Stars kept
the ball in enemy territory dur
ing most of the game and their
goal line was threatened only
once when the union players
forced their opponents to kick
to safety.
Backfield men Irvine, Porky
Jennings, Sarchez, Bagner, Maui
the, and Clifford showed well in
the game, while linemen Paul
Eye, Ed Estes, Feneske, Ander-
son, Gunlite, Ewing, Rizzo, Shep-
pier, and Miller stopped the
power plays of the Merchants.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Bobby zraik Loses
Close A. A. u. Fight

Bobby Zraik, clever flyweight
boxer from the Local IL gymna-
sium, came within a hair of
knocking out Kelley Hymore,
A.A.U. flyweight champion,
Monday night, during the North
western Ohio Amateur Athletic
Union boxing program at the
Civic Auditorium.
Little Bobby, who has been
idle for about a year, went after
his more experienced opponent
from the opening gong. The first
round was comparatively even,
with Hymore having a slight
edge in the second until Bobby
landed a straight right to the
chin of Hymore, sending the lat
ter to the canvas as the bell
sounded ending the round. Ring
siders are of the opinion that
Zraik would have delivered a
kayo If the bell hadn't been
rung so soon.
The last round saw the little
Local II battler tiring fast as
Hymore, who has been boxing
constantly, took the lead and
ended the round by knocking
Bobby to the canvas. The judges
awarded the fight to Hymore,
representing Local 8, because of
his impressive third round come
back after almost being knocked
out in the previous round.
The bout was the final and by
far the best on a fifteen match
program which was well attend
ed by the fight fans of Toledo.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Pro Boxing Show
Set For Tonight

The Star Boxing Club will of
fer another top-notch profession
ar boxing show, tonight at the
Civic Auditorium, with George
(Sugar) Costner, high-ranking
welterweight of Detroit, meeting
rugged AL Mobley of Newark,
N. j., in the feature bout on the
star studded card.
Mobley is in first class shape
for this important fight and in
creased his chances of a victory
by soundly trouncing Otis Gra-
ham in the Atlantic City Arena,
Graham is considered one of the
toughest welters in the East and
win over him is something
which gets the victor some rec
ognition.
Costner has been very busy
training for the bout with Mo-
bley and has been giving his
sparring partners a hard way TO
go. Costner's handlers say that
he is in the best shape of his
career and is ready for tonight's
scrap.
Matchmaker Sid Goldberg an
nounces that other bouts on the
card include Johnny Harvey,
Detroit, and Paul Davis, Flint,
Michigan; Art Jackson, who now
makes his home in Toledo, meet
ing Johnny Risko, clever boy
from Detroit, Toledo's Charley
Cotton will also appear on the
program in a six round bout.
The curtain raiser is scheduled
for $50 o. m. sharp.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
A 179 Is Top Average In MEMS Loop
Local II Muades Sandusky For Grid Game
Play SundayA
StrobeI Field

The next game on the Local
IL ALL Stars heavyweight
football schedule will be Sun
afternoon when the Toledo
gridders travel to Sandusky,
Ohio, where they will meet the
Semi-Pro Sandusky Maroons at
Strobel Field. The kickoff will
be promptly at 200 pm. Strobel
Field is located at the Sandusky
High School stadium.
The Sandusky Maroons have
an enviable record of seven vic
tories and no loses for this sea-
son, The team has not been scor-
ed on during the present cam
paign and boasts one of the
strongest lines in semi-profes-
sional football circles. The ros-
ter of the Maroons consists OF
former high school stars from
Sandusky and surrounding
towns. They also have two for
mer Ohio State University play
ers on the team.
The Maroons have chalked up
total of SO points against their
hapless opponents, but the strong
Local IL line and the deceptive
backfield men are expected to
give the Sanduskians hard bat
tie for the victory.
The Local IL All-Stars will be
in fairly good shape for this inn
portant contest, but an injury to
Bobby Sarchez' shoulder may
keep the plucky little quarter
back out of the lineup for the
game. If Sarchez is unable to
play his place will be filled by
either Jack Clifford, one of the
standout semi-pro players in the
Toledo area, or by Seymour
Bagner, all1city selection from
Scott High School.
The Local IL players and team
personnel will meet at Local IL
headquarters Sunday morning
at $50 where they will board
their private bus for the trip to
Sandusky. Several carloads of
Local IL rooters will also meet
at the Union office building and
form a caravan to escort their
team.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Final Meeting

The next and final meet
ing of managers of teams
to be entered i'm the Local
IL Basketball League for
the 1948-49 season will be
held Monday at 1880 pm.
in the Local IL Recreation
Department.
The schedule for the COM
ing season will be drawn
up at this meeting and
teams not represented at
this time will be excluded
from Local IL League play.
Units affiliated with LO-
cal IL wishing to join the
League must be represent
ed at this meeting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

BaSketDall League, VIII play Lne
University of Toledo Freshman
outfit in preliminary game at
1880 p. m. Manager Harvey Rob-
ideau, of the Spicerites, reports
that his team has begun practice
and that his charges will be
ready for the contest Saturday
night.
The Spicer Unit team has won
the championship of the Local
IL Basketball League and is ex-
pected to enter a strong basket
ball combination in the coming
seasons games.
Jerry Bush, head coach of the
Toledo u, Rockets, has been
drilling his players for almost
two months in preparation for
the 25-game grind against some
of the toughest quintets in the
country.
Niagara, which compiled a
good record last year against the
nations best, is the roughest
opening night team Toledo has
ever faced Also included on the
Rockets schedule this year are
games with such national powers
as Bowling Green, Michigan,
Loyola of Chicago, Valparaiso,
Eastern Kentucky, LaSalle of
Philadelphia, and Canisius of
Buffalo, New York.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

Moves which white men call the North otar'
And below it the Indians have long seen the
seven stars of the great dipper which swings
forever around the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Four stars made the dipper itself, and three
the handle
But to the Indians it is not dipper at
all. They know that the four stars are really
a huge black bear fleeing through the skies
while the first star in the handle. is willy
Indian hunter tracking the bear through an
endless forest of stars
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

Two more games remain
on the Local IL All-StarS
football schedule for this
season.
Sunday, Nov. 20 - LO-
cal IL VS. Sandusky MarOons
at Sandusky High School
Field. Game time 900 pm.
Sunday, Dee. 5 - Local
IL VS. Tip Top Auto Sales
OF Dearborn, Michigan, at
Highland Park. Game time
2:30 pm.
To date, the Local l2 All
Stars have won two games,
played four tie games, and
have lost one contest. The
All-Stars have scored 80
points against their Oppo-
nents' ID.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

mark, to make it two way
tie. .
In this same eight-team
circuit the high three game in
dividual total has Leo Florkow-
ski up with Gal and also a lead
er in the single game bracket
with 254
A 2760 by Auto-Lite shot
earlier in the season stands as
high three game total. The same
team holds down high team
game of 994 with Congressman
Burke team second on their 988
total.
The Tuesday loop also has
Mel Aumiller high man with
179 in the average department
but in this league as a member
of the PAC team, Close on his
heels is Leo Florkowski rolliN
with Congressman Burke ted
who has a 178.
Aumiller also is tops in single
game with 246 and Al Bikow-
ski has high three game series
with 624 followed by Florkow-
skis 81.
Swartzbaugh No. l is up with
best team three game total hav-
ing 2754 and PAC with best
single team game hitting 987.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

another brother racing with
an armful of wood with
which to feed the fire when
the bear meat is ready.
Each year, for many moons,
the hunters trail the bear
across the sky. But they
never overtake him until the
Moon-of E. Falling Leaves,
which comes in Oct o b e r.
Then the hunter, a little too
eager after the long chase,
draws his bow and speeds his
arrow toward the target, only
to wound the great bear. But
the blood that falls stains the
foliage of trees and bushes
everywhere. And that is why
the trees are painted red and
scarlet in the fall.
But the bear always es-
capes and the hungry hunters
always continue to t oil o W
him, catching up again each
year during the Moon-ot-
Falling Leaves.
A variation of the legend
relates that the great bear is
actually killed and that the
yellows of the Autumn foli-
age are caused by the fats
that splatter from the kettle
as the hunters cook the bear
meat.
This legend is simple, and
1t doesn't teach much, but it
is good reading, isn't it?
r X
For some football players,
college is an institution of
higher earning Begins to
look as though Bran c h
Hickey sold m ore players
than tickets ANYBODY
ever call the Rose Bowl game
a football contest? Let's
put it this way: the early
early worm gets.the fish.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

What nationality is Bobby
Doerr, BOs. (A)?
English extraction.
What was the paid attendance
at Cleveland's Municipal Sta
dunn this year?
2,642,478.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Spieer Unit Team Plays
Basketball Game At 7. U.
Toledo U Opens Agoins+ Niagara U.

It's basketball time at the University of Toledo The
Rockets will begin their 40 campaign Saturday night against
Niagara University Niagara NJ r. in the Field House Ban
croft Street
spcer Unit team, which will be entered in the Local II
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
From The
Rule Book
Bv Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local II Recreation Director

Here is an interesting but simple Indian legend which
ss on the origin of Autumn coors 1t is tale OF the great
stars in the heavens and touches on Indian lore.
In the mysterious heavens above the Indians for many
centuries observed with the bright Star-thatNever-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
.Swartzbaugh> Auto Lite
Have High Team Scores

high average of 179 predomnates in the Mems Local
IL leagues rolling Monday nights at the Bow[O-Drome
and on Tuesday at the Marathon lanes
Leading the Monday loop is Stanley PawloWsk OF
Auto-Le who has Mel Aumiller up with 179 the same
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

The second the handle IS the hunters broIhel
following fast with kettle in which to cook the bear
when the chase is done AS for the little star above we'll
that is the kettle
The final hright star at the end of the handle is yet
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

How does the Mich. Ill foot
ball rivalry stand?
In 33 games, Mich. won %,
Ill. 10.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

A red salmon, marked by the
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries in AL
askan waters in May, and cought
"A days later in a Siberian
stream, was found to have trav-
eled 1900 miles in that time.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-06
AUTO ACCIDENTS
IN ILLINOIS

Motor vehicle accidents on
Illinois streets and highways
killed 1856 persons during June,
according to a report by Wal
ter A. Rosenfield, director of
public works and buildings.
This death toll is 20 per cent
higher than the 100 fatalities
reported in June, 1947. During
the first six months of this
year 901 persons have lost
their lives, compared with 85S
killed in the corresponding per-
iod last year. Due to heavier
traffic, the death rate per 1O0,-
100000 miles was fractionally
lower this year.
Almost 1900 automotive &C
cident cases monthly have
been handled by the safety
responsibility bureau or the
division of highways during
the first half of 1948, an in
crease of nine per cent COM
pared to last year.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-06

III JESUS WORD BRINGS A
PERFECT AND PERMA-
NENT HEALING - Verses
2O-27; Exod. Is :26; Matt.
SIG, II; IL :43-45; Mark
IL 1925; Acts 3:16; James
5:14-16.
When the lunatic son was
brought to Jesus, he became
very much worse, for straight
way the spirit tare him, and
he fell to the ground, and wal
lowed foaming." Whenever a
child of God is ready to take
Christ Jesus as his Physician
and decides to give up the
use of remedies and all trust
in "the arm of flesh," it is not
to be wondered at if Satan be-
comes enraged, and brings
greater pressure to bear in in
creased pain and suffering.
The Devil does not want one
to make even a beginning in
the life of fully trusting God.
The father told Jesus of the
long-standing affliction of his
son, saying, "Ofttimes it hath
cast him into the fire, and into
the waters, to destroy him"
Now Jesus puts the RESPONSE
bility on the father, saying to
him, eff thou canst believe, all
things are possible to him that
believeth." The father then
cried out with tears, ''Lord, I
believe; help Thou mine unbe-
lief" God is willing to accept
an imperfect faith when one is
earnestly seeking Divine Heal
ing. Jesus not only rebuked the
foul spirit, but also gave assur-
ance of the permanency of the
healing.
When you take the Lord
Jesus for your Savior, take
Him also for your Healer, your
Cleanser and your Keeper.
ARE YOU WILLING, WITH
THE HELP OF THE SAVIOR,
TO ASSUME DIFFICULT
PROBLEMS AND GREAT
RESPONSIBILITIES, AND
WORK THEM OUT TO A
SUCCESSFUL ISSUE IN Low
ING SERVICE FOR YOUR
FELLOWMEN?
These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be OBJ