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250 Raiders Storm Plant In Michigan Non-Strikers Get Beatings KALAMAZOO, Mich. INS Nearly 250 men wearing CIO lapel buttons stormed adjoining plants of the strike-bound Shakespeare company today and spread a reign of terror for an hour and a half. The invaders overturned cars and attacked non-strikers with abandon. Police Chief Howard W. Hoyt reported that the dozens of cars carrying demonstrators bore license plates with pre-fixes issued in the Detroit area.

He asserted that number of employes were beaten up," cars were overturned in the company's parking lot, one or two were upset in the street and still another was upended in the rear of an adservice station. joining, the windows on one side of the plant were smashed with sticks and stones. It was the first demonstration of any sort in several weeks, although "80 to 90 per cent" of the factory personnel had returned to their jobs since the United Steel Workers--CIO called the strike last Sept. 7. Hoyt said picket lines had dwindled.

past "almost two or to, three nothing" weeks and none of the non-strikers had been accosted as they passed through the gates during that time. 60 Honored By Lodge Sixty members of the Moose lodge who have belonged to the organization for 20 years or longer were honored at a dinner given by the lodge last night. The chicken dinner served to members was prepared by Louis Wiparina. Lodge Governor Edmund PeIn lasky gave an address of welcome and the honored members were introduced by Paul Ritchie. H.

Eugene Lyon gave a report on the progress of the lodge. Four 'of the 15 charter members of the Mansfield lodge who joined when the lodge was founded Nov. 22, 1910 were present. They included Lewis Banks, William Kahl, Henry Fox and John Weisbarth. The Mansfield lodge has a total of 124 members who have belonged for 20 years or longer.

O.S.U. Takes Show Honors CHICAGO -(P)- Ohio State university's team placed second in the Intercollegiate Meat judging contest at the International Livestock exposition last night. Oklahoma A. M. college won the contest for the third time to gain permanent possession of a gold trophy.

William Waldock of Sandusky, tied for second individual or's with Marlin H. Keathly of Texas A M. Ray Black of the Oklahoma team was first. County Teachers To Meet Tonight The Richland County Teachers' association will hold its quarterly meeting tonight at Lucas high school. Howard Hofacre, superintendent of Lexington schools, is president of the association.

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Gains ranged from fractions to more than a point and blocks of 1,000 or more shares frequently changed hands. The market has been declining almost without interruption for the past week or so. Mission corporation gained points and smaller additions were posted for U. S. Steel.

Radio corporation, Illinois Central, American Woolen, Texas company, International Telephone, Bethlehem re Steel, Youngstown Sheet Tube. Standard Oil of Ohio, Standard Oi! (NJ), and Vanadium. Cutting sharply against the trend was Superior Oil of Cali- fornia with a loss of points. New York Stocks 1 P. M.

Quotations Furnished by Vercoe Company Allied Stores 281,., American Rolling Mill American Tel Tel 151 Anaconda Copper 35 Atch Topeka Santa' Baldwin Locomotive 12 Baltimore Ohio RR': 113 Bethlehem Steel 33 Canadian Pacific A RR 133. Chesapeake Ohio RR Chrysler Corp 52 Columbia Gas Electric Consolidated Edison 21 Continental Motors Curtiss- Corp DuPont deNemours Eastman Kodak Co 441, Electric Auto-Lite 40 Erie Railroad Firestone Tire Rubber General Electric General Motors General Tire Rubber 191. Goodrich Co 581 Goodyear Tire Rubber 411 Graham- Paige Motors Industrial Rayon International Harvester 27 International Telephone Johns-Manville 373. Kennecott Copper Kresge Co 36 Loew's Inc 151 Macy Co 311 Glenn Martin Co Montgomery Ward 561 Nash Kelvinator 151 National Biscuit National Dairy Prod 261 National Distillers New York Central RR Ohio Oil Co Packard Motor Car Pan American Airways Paramount Pictures Penney Co Pennsylvania RR Pepsi Cola Procter Gamble Pure Oil Co Radio Corp of America Republic Steel Corp. Schenley Distillers Corp 285.

Sears Roebuck Co 383 Southern Pacific RR 491. Standard Oil of Indiana Standard Oil of New Jersey Standard Oil of Ohio Studebaker Corp Hospital Bills OK'd "Approximately $2,000 for hospital bills was approved yesterday by the Hospital Bureau, of the Community William F. Bell, chairman of the Chest Investigating committee, said. Eighteen cases, in which the costs range from $6.45 to $465. were OK'd on the grounds that the family income was insufficient to meet costs of hospital care, Bell said.

"Most of the bills will be paid to Mansfield General hospital, but there are some at People's and Madison hospitals here, and at St. Vincent's in Cleveland," he added. All of the cases, being -sufficient to a certain degree, were not legally and were not therefore public relief, indigent, Bell explained. "Only one case was refused, and that was because we felt that the family could have met hospital expenses if they had properly managed their he said. Ask Action On Strike COLUMBUS (P) The International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers (CIO) today asked Gov.

Thomas J. Herbert to intervene in the American Zinc Oxide company strike. In a letter to the governor, the Cleveland headquarters of the union charged "brutality and unfair treatment" by sheriff's deputies, said "sheriff's officers have made arrests of the innocent pickets while urging scabs to violent action against pickets." Disturbances on the picket line of the plant have resulted in arrests of more than 20 persons since the strike started Aug. 13. A back-to-work movement started at the plant Nov.

8. and since then deputy sheriffs have been called out to maintain order. The letter to the governor was signed by Irving Dichter, board member of the international union. The union did not specify in what way it wanted the governor to "intervene." would be sent Saturday to cover the event. The Parade of Quartets will be presented at two locations, Mansfield Senior high school, starting at 7:45 p.

m. and Simpson Junior high, starting at 8:15. Identical programs will be given at the two spots, Hughes stated. Try a Mansfield News-Journal Classified Ad for Quick Results. RUSK BROS.

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2nd St. United Airlines 101 United Aircraft Corp United States Steel Warner Bros Pictures 10 Western Union 16 Westinghouse Electric Wilson Co Woolworth Co Youngstown Sheet Tube 72 CURB STOCKS Cities Service--Common Electric Bond Share Ohio Brass "B' Mans Tire Rubber asked 21 UNLISTED STOCKS Tappan Stove bid asked 23 Harmony Show Spurs Interest Barbershop quartet fans from a score of towns outside the Mansfield area have requested reservations Saturday for the Harvest of Harmony scheduled by the local SPEBSQSA chapter, Ralph A. Hughes, chapter secretary, reported today. The program which will bring together the international champions, The Pittsburghers, and last year's champions, The Doctors of Harmony, along with the principal district leaders, has created a flurry among barbershoppers, Hughes declared. Recent phone calls and letters came from widespread points, including Pittsburgh, Spencerville, 0., near the Indiana line, Lorain, Elyria, Columbus, Massillon, Medina and Mt.

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the first and third Thursday of each month. starting tomorrow and continuing through March. There will be classes for beginners and intermediates and an extra period for those who desire to swim without instruction. The classes are open 10 all Mansfield women of -high school age. A fee of $3 will be charged for the series of eight instruction periods.

A special charge will be those who swim during the period when no instruction is given. All women who plan to enroll in the classes must have a physical examination. The YWCA is making arrangements for Dr. Mabel Emery to give the examinations. The examinations will be the standard health tests used in YWCA's all over the country and will be good in any YWCA for a period of one year.

Amvets Mark Peace Day Peace Day. Sunday, Dec. 5, will be observed by Mansfield Amvets who will attend services in a body at the First Lutheran church at 9:45 a. m. Rev.

Carveth P. Mitchell. pastor of the church, will give a welcoming talk to Amvets and preach on the subject, "The Man Who Criticized the Church." The service is for all veterans of the city. Amvet officials said today. It is being held two days prior to Pearl Harbor day.

Music for the service will be provided by members of the Harmony choir of the church under the direction of A. Lemoine Derr. Boals Downtown Traffic Commissioner Frend C. Boals, who was stricken with a heart attack in September, was downtown yesterday. He visited the city building, saying hello to his fellow workers.

He will not return to his full time duties until after the first of the year, he said. 'Y Pool Closed For Repairs The YMCA swimming pool will be closed the rest of this week while it is reconditioned and new lights are installed, officials announced today. Exact reopening has not been set. A special program is being planned the opening of the renovated pool. PAGE THREE Mansfield (Ohio) NewsWednesday, December 1, 1948 One instructor and at least one guard will be on duty at the swimming sessions.

Further information about the classes and registrations is available at the YWCA. Registrations will be taken at the pool Thursday night. Work on the swimming pool is part of the $15,000 building rehabilitation now under way. The building is undergoing extensive repairs, painting, and plastering. New, equipment will be purchased and old equipment repaired with part of the funds.

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