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MONEY TO LOAN.

INTERESTS, ieeacies pur
chased Will take assignment of interes
in estate OF other contingency; reasonable
discount OV. 24OH
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SHIRLEY HIaHWAYmlon moo1ad acres roii,ng 4iGS
ns for TeidsntlsR E GR6oM s1ildqs REAY S.pS
60, OK. 44s7. Ewes. GIL. 6757 and
ROUTE so = 42-aere tracts. virginiia,
within 10 mi of p C. resds1btiiai esnha bia to1sP AtsG
Go aeur! aeIef xl5aln 'S m URE
REALTY CO. OK, 44s7, EYES, GIL. 1877
aff ZEE qM qSHyplsSearly t4sS; acres, apt .-zoned
FULLER GROOM REALTY CO, OK. 44s7.
Ewes. Gil. 6757 and OW. 44s5. IA
2I. ACTRESSES cash, SIS month. Price
StyickER stTI 4 mfs FR from 748s DiEf' iaS ns St.
is ACRES, Montgomery County. Clarksrr
burg, IS miles from Wash. a mile on
Re 9S r. pag 4g seaPsa seapsd rqsd sfce
HoMfsIrr son Es EN- n r1NEcKEsT, between An
nandas Va and shFleyy ey nam rsmgblns type
homes; hilltop Site with miles of view and q
l55 It. road fEontage 81 YNC 100 teTmS snNs =
owners Alex. 5000 tclosed Sundays).-l4
FIVE ACRES, suitable for colored develop
ment close to tranSp. city water avaii-
able Priced for quick sale, $500. E M
FRY J0fp JG VI yIrvtn,a H34o sairy farm. contact
THE BRANT CO. Fairfax Va. Jesse Bidg'
Fairfax 42l 10
$4,000 FULL PRICE. Only 81 800. cash
required. 7-rm. house on 95 acres E,s OF iSno an
II mi Wash via new 4-lane Shirley hwy,
An unusual opportunity. s. ,,o,.,na
Splendid business site 5 acres; Sn 1r9n'mis mi
both sals feiion fe ahq s. No nj and new
sSd;n Smiley MA hwy, wy below woodbridge; Va.
I per, per aTFe poRoTHS sash e Fsa956o Woop REAL al
f5sTl4f EsTATE' N:!5 95ai st. nv DE, 7115, Eyes
Mr Thompson. OV. 5253 IT
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our specially; il
you are buying or selling an automobils
let us finance it for the purchases. NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 1l02 New York ave. NV
Rarn lie
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STORE VALUES

1885 Kennedy st n.w.-Approx 1000
50. IT. $500; heat and hot water included
:.46 10Th ST n.e.-5.30U So fl, md
commercial. in large shopping center. $500
81 F st, n.y.-1st commercial; store
under construction. $500 mo.
6..,2 5th ST. n.w.-FirSt commercial. IL
rooms. $3.50
so Ist ST. n.e-2nd- comm. c-story
brick bldg: includes paved parking lot for
40 9th st, nw-Sacond comm: S65
mo R A HUMPHREYS, Realtor, sos
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FOUR-FAMILY FLATS
Downtown Commercial Bldg.

eouads 100 good to De true-but an m
vester can get his cash investment back
in approx ) years and stiii be creating
equity in his property. The bldg. IS in
Al cond, modern throughout. Priced
at S65.0OO Call Immediately for details.
Ewes and Sunday, IA. s71l. Exclusively
WITH METZLER. Realtor- Builder, ll06
Vernon: ave NV. DI $500.
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AoNEY WANTED

FIRST TRUST LOAN at $4,000. .GE
4S3Q IA
CONSTRUCTION LOAN-Three-year loan
for residence in hne section of Arlinston
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AUTO PAINTING.
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up: work guaran-
.eed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc
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West of 18th and Col. Rd.

Detached brick of 52-ft frontage. con-
sistins Of IA rms. 8 bedrms.. 3 additional
dining rm. large kitchen. 3 baths. addi-
tlol.ai equipment for > baths, auto. oil
heat. dble brick gar. and additional park.
ing space Owner selling because of
sickness. Price at S29. 900 for quick sale.
To Inspect call. JAMES NJ. PALMER. co.
1886. Id
FOUR g. EIGHT-FAMILY APTS.
We have listed several desirable units OF
preUar construction in Glover Park, Pet
worth and good Sc locations, containing
] and . bedroom units. Call Immediately
for fun information
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE AND LOT, rear 2I.I 18th S
NV, $500. Call RUSSELL F. BARRETT
-
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,NvEsrMsh1 PROPERTY FOR SALE

An Unit brict; rents 5000 tapprox,, 2oo Gn J.
81, 900 to $4,000 down. OWNER o''
We VT! HAVE FEW 4-fsmily duplex brick brick
apis, located in desirable sectionGi, SG,sg
in pw having H1,s PlIee se@S6o to
SS5. 900. Truly outstanding values @ 81 Gn
I .odays $ msrkst ma 5a5 H T. RANDOLPH, PAla r.
NEAR 18th AND NEW YORK AvE.-Fine
3-story commercial brick bldg. store on
Isl A. 2nd and 3rd fl. Offices mooern
throughout. lease on store expires soon, soon
better or can be used for own business
WM Tah q y RRSoSssENFHAL, RSSsEs RE sS66, EN-. 6o27
stFAMflY IA X = DE DETACHED APT. Nearby
Montg. CITY. Md. of Conn. awe and
rooms, kitchen and bath q, sacn; Nth oTeer Gees
Income S. 34O yrly. Price, 81 900. 70 Lot
5oxl SO. Eve. phone Mr. Nj W9odTen' 9o6,Ser 80 80
i5ss i5th St l. nv V SkAGA5Eh' "a. o955 Ns'''''' 80
4-FAMILY APT. S2l $50. with s. 900
ineqms; Sl5oos1, first trEs, sAM1s MIsTcHFas.. Ts.
eefient location and being one of gEoup
of nicely kept buildings price SOL
See Mr. Walter. B F. SAUL CO., s25 5th
SHOPPING CENTER; modern and up to
date in growing nearby suburban CON- com,
munity Seven excellent tenants WeH
eStaDliSleQ ana QOlns soOd
not be reproduced al the reasonable pEIce
of $4,000. Complete details TO bona noe
purchasers wi,h. subs5antial caSn; sn.NSSN Sas!
Nr Wolberg, IA: 1s6, with SHANSSGIN .SIg
Il LUCHS CO, 1905 H st. NV. Ma 23fo.
s3s. 900 DOWN on At well-located apts.
viii net annual cash return of approx.
5000 More than $4,000 rental IN. n.
come will also cover operating expenses
and monthly mortgege payments "a "a y
Mr. Taryer, 81. $500. with +. NJ. r. F1'
s. 800 YEARLY INCOME-,owper must
sell No reasonable offer refused HAND
some 9-unIt det brick apt. Tenants pay
utilities. st commercial zone RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1103 till 3.
-FOUR 5-RM. APTS-very desirable close
in location, near 4th and Butternut st. NV.
s%aabie TTi for s! owner 5Ss Screened porches.
front and rear entrances. separte base.
ments lot s0x200, near everything zee
anytime Call for particulars So, sH o4in
iii 8 pm. WOODSIDE REALTY co. -l3
GEoRGETowN-very attrac. bldg. in per-
feet cond, store on lst Il. CONSISTING OF
. rms. and Law; duD.ex apt & eooye yin yin
liz. rm tareplD. kit. bedrms., ! oGth:
spt. compIs,cly tn turn; pine eood pabs11Hs hsIpf
gas heat. So 500 yearly income 4 re-
FOR sALE-5.O 900 600 So #. level ground,
Wisconsin ave near GEORGETOWN Prep
School &c 50. f. Fortune could be mace
in development of this property. CAL .E.
z1S- IL.
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FOITp 2, FIGHT-FAMIY APTS
$4,000 DOWN

Takes this 7-yesr-new, not converted 4
unit furn. apt. house. ,Unbelieveably high
returns Of $3.50 month; 4Ge first trust
one Of the very few that pays for itself
and still gives you money back.
CHAPMAN REALTY
pF 221f. ewes VI 71OO, Ext sos. to
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$4,000

Or best offer will buy this 1s5-acre Va
farm, with 5-room frame home. small
barns and chicken house; worthy OF I'm:
provements: property has desirable orchare
and free-foWing stream. approx. 30 mi
to D. c. over fast road. Open Sundays
THE BRANT CO.
Fairfax, Va, Jesse Bldg. Fairfax 4?l.
Is
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DomntnMn-27 Rooms
4-FAMII,Y UNIT
10th NEAR H NE.
2-EAMIIlY FLAT

Corner store with rms, kit, bath above
GOOD income: no expenses; long lease: bldg
in excel. cond Safe investment! Priced
low, ST 1881. GE. 1887.
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.
rplIs1 NOTES For SALE

FARM ACREAGE or woods, reasonable for
cash Give details and location. Private
party Box 13S-H. Star: I4-
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Detached building near Fort Myer, indi-
vidual Bryant gas heat in each unit. Ten
ants paw all utilities, Priced at only $40,
500 less than ten times annual income.
Call Mr. Mott. RE. 6661 OF TE. 5000
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
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YOU CAN'T LOSE

- acres l,7OO-ft frontage on Richmond
hwy, south Of new Shirley hwy. entrance
A real spot for tourist court, or any other
business. Priced for quick sale 81 S4'2o".
MILLS REALTY
Annandaie. Va. FA. O999, FA. 4913. ID
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LANHAM PARK
STORES FOR RENT.

CONVENIENT NV. LOCATION, quiet res
idential; maximum, $500; near elemen
tary school, Box 1896, Star. Ia
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WASHINGTON TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
For real living comfort for economy
and luxury combined, see these new and
,,cnd traile- hnnPS
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CONTINUED on Mt Psge.I
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CATTLE RANCH

Composed of III acres with good
stream and good fences; 5-bedrm home
and some farm machinery. Il mi from
the District of Columbia. This place can
be handled with $4,000 down and SlOs
mo. Open Sundays.
THE BRANT co.
is
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Fleetline sedan; to
panelins; $500 in q
dition. pvt owner:
CHEVROLET 194l
fine cond.; Ss45.
KENNY MOTOR s
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CHEVROLET 1912 s,ltl, Flsstline; s new tires, Tres
SHExRoLET Is Fiestl,ne -. .,tons 4,door:
cHEtsvikioLfff 1sss 1882 s;dr sedan; hests5; "a. s6
ea GGd ss t5ss eSes Seed GH Ean?nf sI45
sork' saf !: $500 500: TA; sos ia ~
coupe: r. and h. fog and spot lights, excel,
tires, finish and Sz motor seat covers; price
ssMfvRoEEr sisS %1 ?9Ss 1897 coach fine car; Zero
terrible eond.., s5S5. AK: l4se: IL
CHEVROLET l94s eonv. sedan coupe; ma
wheels and other extras; special price,
cash tTsde MoToR Fl teEos o Bs Ray
cHEVRoLET SHS sRI 1941 town sedan; believe it
9wEsR eT nj 2ooEo 6G 4sns S1lss; new paint; slo7'
GHEvRoLET l941 Master, de luxe 4.dr.;
eHEvsoGET CHE Es GfSf a4 edoor sedan 's tso-tone
blue, r. and h.; $1,000 cash, Phone NO.
CHEVROLET late '4e club coupe; 2,tone,
private owner; s1.5s5 or best offer.
CGHAEivsoIEr GAi 1e4s 4-dr sedan; es mos:
new set tires and battery; one owner
CIHi92VtRoLET ls47 Fleetmaster Town Sc
dan; r. and h.. seat covers, brandeneT
tires; S1,750 or best offer SP ll5tt-1.
CHRYsLER 1a42 s-cylinder windsor Sc
dan; r. and h.: this truly lovely car mr, Is Is
only ST 1876, with S399 down. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 1888 r. I. ave. ne. co. 0sS2
sass .posIs:s apholst.ry; sssS: Chestnut GssS
after pm. Z -1~
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
By The Grapevine

What is said to be the largest
duck to be taken in Minnesota
in 25 years recently fell to a
Minneapolis hunters gun tipping
the scales at slightly over six
pounds the polar bear is
such a good swimmer that they
have been seen over 200 miles
from land in the open ocean :,
the average bee is compelled to
travel approximately $50 miles
to make teaspoonful of honey
in proportion to its size, a
FREELY produces more light than
the most powerful of man-made
dynamos the mocking bird
is known to initiate at least 80
songs of other types of birds +. :.
the young of the white bass are
generally found on the leeward
side of the lake on a windy day.
while the older fish are almost
invariably on the windward side
ducks have a transparent
to pull over their
eyes when in flight like goggles
:. (. turtles live in the water, but
they lay their eggs in the sand
away from water.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
Local 2 Opens
New Gymnasium

The announcement was made
today that Local 8, Glass Work
ers of America, are planning a
large sports program which will
include a boxing setup. Amateur
Inter Union boxing shows will
be promoted by the Local in
the near future.
A sports committee composed
of William Akos, Harry Scott,
Biff w n tai ser, and Homer
Steward will head the new pro-
gram and headquarters will be
at 5l3 East Broadway. Barney
Quilter, well known boxin 6
figure in amateur circles, will
be director of the gymnasium at
Local o.
A complete gymnasium has
been equipped with everything
for the boxers needs and the
latest type showers have been
installed at the athletic club
rooms.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
HELP!

The Local IL AlI.Star bas.
ketbalI team will play a
twin bill, Friday, Jan. 80, at
the Catholic Club on Six
teenth ST., as their cOntribu.
ton wards the fight
against infantile paralysis.
The first game, between
the Local IL All-Stars and
the East Toledo Appliance
will begin promptly at 8
p. m, while the second
contest will start at 8
o'clock between the ALI
Stars and the Snyder and
Saam's.
There will be no admis.
sion charge but there will be
a voluntary march of
Dim S" contribution. All
basketball fans of the city
are invited to attend the
Local IL March of Dimes
Basketball Program" At.
tend the games and donate
your dimes for the fight
against infantiIe paralysis.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
Rev Robinson VS..
Bulldog Harris

Fistic attractions comparable
to those of the Chicago Stadium,
Cleveland Arena, Detroit
Olympia and New York Madison
Square Garden at the new mil
lion dollar Sports Arena of To-
ledo is the goal of the Star Box
ing Club and in line with that
policy a gala boxing show of
forty-six rounds will be pre-
sented here next Tuesday.
Champion of the world in the
welterweight division Sugar Ray
Robinson will meet Ossie Bull
dog Harris in a return engage
ment.
An eight rounder featuring
Artic Towne who holds deci-
sion over La Verne Roach (this
being the only loss suffered by
Roach as a PROFESSIONAL will
square off with Jimmy Palmer
undefeated in fifteen stars.
Four skies and four rounder
will complete the card for total
of forty-six rounds.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
Hank Laurich' S
$50 End Hiqh
In Men S Loop

Walter Bishop, a member of
the WHY'S UAW team, came up
with his best total of the season
Tuesday in the Mems Local IL
loop at the Marathon lanes when
he hit a lusty 656 series. Walt
opened with a modest 179, then
hit 233 and roared back with
244 for the high series in the
league and to help his team to
three wins over Gordon Bump
ers.
Hank Laurich, another bowler
who has been around the lanes
quite few years, pressed Bishop
for the honors when he hit a fine
$50 on games of 212, 222 and
216. Despite the fancy shooting
of Laurich, his second-place De-
Vilbjss Atomizers dropped two
games to their shop rivals, the
Sprayers.
In other matches in this r.
team circuit the Toledo Steel
Tubes won two from Willys Unit.
Winning three games were the
Bingham Stampings over Union
Journal and Surface Combustion,
the hottest team in the league,
three from Swartzbaugh. The
league-leading PAC had as vic.
TINS the last-place Hall Honers.
The Monday league at the
BoWl.O-Drome had Harold Klos-
terhaus the top kegler with a
fine 643 total to help the Toledo
Steel Tube team salvage one
game from the Standard Com
mutatorS when he banged in a
255 game. His other games were
1856 and 1872 to make it the top
score in that league. Cap WEEK
vert had a 500 for the Commu-
tators and teammate Roy O'Dell
a SCI.
Ed Sirola came up with 587 to
pave the way for the Auto.Lite
team to sweep three games from
I ole 10 Pressed Steel. PAC
gained a game on the leading
Commutators in winning three
from WHY'S Body Shop and
Swartzbaugh made it three games
over Air.Way.
An unusual feat was credited
at the Mercury lanes on Friday
when the women bowlers had
four of the eight teams in this
loop winning three games apiece.
PAC from Standard Commuta-
tors, Auto-Lite over DeVilbiss
No. /; WHY'S No. / over their
shop rivals team No. 2 and De-
Vilbiss No. 2 winning the three
from Lakeside Biscuits. Helen
SusZka of Auto-Lite had best
individual series--a 496.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23

High School Gymnasium. The
Scoops are in the class A Fedora
ton and have a very good team
of North Toledo ex-high school
stars.
On the next night will be
the Local IL March of Dimes
B S k b a III Program at the
Catholic Club. Everyone is well
come at this benefit for infantile
paralysis.
Another twin bill will be
played when the All-Stars meet
two opponents at Westminster
Gymnasium, tomorrow night,
The first game will be with an
opponent to be named, starting
at 1880 p. m. The second of the
twin bill be between the ALI
Stars and the Rossford Ukranian
American Citizens Club. This
game will be at $50 p, m.
Westminster Gymnasium is
located at the corner of Locust
and Superior streets.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23

in Toledo. The coupons must
be exchanged for regular
tickets at the Sports Arena,
Main Street, or at B. R. Baker
mems store, Adams and Superior
Streets.
The Mercurys are playing
championship h o * ey at the
present time and are making a
strong bid for the lead of the
international Hockey League(
whereas the Auto-Lites have one
of the best records for profess
sionals in the United States and
Canada. The team from Point
Edward (Ontario, Canada) has
the remarkable record of twenty-S
four victories and one loss. Ala
points considered, the game
should be thriller throughout
and should be source of excit-
ing entertainment for the fans.
Purchasers of the coupons are
urged to exchange them at the
earliest opportunity as all in
dications show that the game
will be a sell out. The coupons
will be accepted as one dollar
towards the full price of
regular ticket.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23

holding the fort in that depart
ment with 656.
Dorothy Rannow, secretary in
the women'S league at the Bowl
O-Drome, informs us that the
Champion Sparks are in top
spot and hold a two game ad-
vantage over the Swartzbaugh
Everhots, bad shop rivals, the
Champs. The high individual
game honors belong to Pat
Patterson of the Toledo Scale
team who has 1919. A Iii C e
Malinowski of the Auto-Lite
team has sol which is tops in
three game effort. The Cham
pion Sparks are proving their
superiority in the league by hav-
high team single game of 802
and three game total of 2100.
Myrtle Heirs has best league
average with 139.
Did anyone ever see Birdie
Strauss without cigar on the
bowling lanes? He halls from
Auto-Lite and bowls in several
of the all-star leagues in town
Rocky (gimme-a-match.
Rokicki) is still talking about
that 513 series he shot in a
WHY'S loop The second half
of the bowling schedule in the
local leagues is now in full
swing with none of the team
captains venturing to stick their
necks out in naming the proba-
BILE champion in the respective
circuits. 1t looks like they will
all claim the title will be in their
hands come the end of this
sizzling bowling campaign /.
For the third week in succession
the Surface Combustion bunch
bettered the 500 mark in in
dividual scoring. Joe Kierczak
and Paul Mcclellan had SOS
and 564, respectively Joe
Czlapinski and Ollie Owczarzak
of the Bingham Stampers came
up with indentical scores last
Tuesday, 507 series. And speak
ing of Joe Czlapinski, that kegler
last week had $50 for his first
two games only to take the
skides to a 139 game. Accord
ing to teammates, Joe couldn't
stand the pressure Wonder
what Percy Thomas had to say
following that 412 session with
the WHY'S Unit team Since
Freddie Bowel had 444, he
probably heard about it that
evening.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
LoeaI II League
Has Close Comes

Exciting games featured the
Local IL Basketball League con-
tests, Monday and esda VI
night, at Robinson Junior High
School and Point Place High
School. The games completed
the third week of play on, the
schedule.
Accounts of the games In the
American Division were not res
ceived, so standings in that
Division will be brought up to
date next week. ri
In the National Division, the
Auto-Lite Unit players turned
on the steam, and smothered the
Acklin Stamping outfit by the
stormy score of 81 to 81. The
Auto-Lites showed that they
must be reckoned with when the
Local IL Basketball League
champions are chose en-. The
newly formed PlaSkon aggrega-
ton played wonderful basket
ball to defeat a very stubborn
and determined Surface Com-
bustion quintet by the close
score of 80 to Sc.
The Champion Spark Plug
team took the closest game of
the evening when they nosed
out the National Supply outfit,
80 to 80. The outcome of this
game was in extreme question
until the final w h histle was
blown. 1t was anybody's game
from the opening whistle until
the last seconds of the contest.
Close scores also featured play
in the International Division
Tuesday night, at Point Place
High School. The Toledo Pipe
Threaders kept a clean slate by
defeating the American Floor
Surfacing team by the score of
36 to "a. The Willys-Overland.
Unit continued to make a bid
for Division honors by taking
the measure of the hapless
Gordon Bumpers, 43 to 80. The
WHY'S team looked good and
will be in there when the final
lists are declared. The Spicer
Unit outfit showed a lot of class
as they outplayed the hard play
ing DeVilbiss team in the third
game in that Division, winning
fha oayoo 90 m ID
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23

winner, should receive first
consideration.
In winning the City Open
championship, last Saturday
night, King showed that he
is a real champion by whip
ping two top-notch contend
ers. King will bring more
glory to Toledo, by his fistic
ability, than any other anna
teur in these parts, barring
none.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23

were just too
good for the
Oak H a r b o r
lads and ran
up t h e b 6
score on their
home floor.
The Local IL
ALL Stars will
play their next
6 a m e against
{ h e S C o o p
r e cr e a tions
T h u r sday at
H.30 in SC oft
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
To Attend Hockey Game
Walt Bishops $50 Series Tops BolUIers
Benefit Exhibition In
Sports Arena Saturday

Hundreds of CIO members in Toledo have purchased
coupons and planning attending the benefit hockey
exhibition, Saturday night in the beautiful Toledo
Sports Arena The game starts promptly at $3.50 p
The hockey game between the Toledo Mercurys, of the
Hockey League and the Point Edward Auto
Ltes of the Ontario Canada Hockey Association is being
sponsored by Local H. UAWCIO, for the benefit of the
Childrens Summer Camp at Sand Lake Michigan.
Coupons for the exhibition sale in the CIO shops
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23

nights, but according to Carl
Werner, Jr., instructor, regular
workouts will be held on Mon
day and Thursday nights from
6 to 8 o'clock in the Local IL
gymnasium. There will be no
charge for attendance at the
classes.
Instructor Werner reports
that some of the most enthu-
siastic Bodybuilding Club men,
bers are Charles "Atlas" Zeller,
Ray Ajax" Patrick and his
son, and Art Berry, who has
just acquired the nickname
Apollo"
All Local IL members and
their families are eligible to
join the Bodybuilding Club.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
About Duck Licenses

Persons under Is years Of age
do not need to buy the S1.O0
Duk Stamp to hunt waterfowl
They must, however, have the
regular S100 Ohio huntin 8
license, as does everyone of
every age, who goes afield with
a gun, except landowners and
tenants and their families.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
BOdybuiLderS

The Local IL Bodybuilding
Club is holding regular classes
twice weekly for the pleasure
of those who wish to attain
physical perfection or for those
who just wish to take some
good, healthful exercise.
Heretofore the classes were
held on Tuesday and Thursday
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
On The
Maple Lanes

. With Buddy PdchoIski -
TT WAS m e t. or e d in last
l. weeks column that Hank
Laurich was making a comeback
in bowling circles. Well Hank
barred us out on that statement
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23

with them IS BosLon Op4eHuIu 0PIIIII1I
Ted Williams.
A big disappointment at the plate in
the '46 world series against the Cardinals,
Ted battled defensive stratagems, the taunts
of fans and lot of bad pitches last season
to make a smashing comeback with a .343
average and sweep of home run, runs
scored, runs-batted-in and total base honors.
And that comeback kept him in fourth place
among htters with the best lifetime marks
since 1900.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-01-23
Be Sure Of
Your BaeksfoP
REMEMBER

A % caliber Long Rifle
cartridge is dangerous up to one
mile.
A 5000 cartridge is dangerous
up to one mile and a half
A .30-'06 cartridge is danger
Gus up to two miles >.
A % caliber bullet will
penetrate at least seven one-inch
boards, so be careful where you
tack up your target.