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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17

school in Calexico, was disclosed by
her parents at the time they re-
queSted arrest of man they alleg-
ed was the father of the girls un-
BON child. Officials Immediately
had the girl examined by two phys
icianS, who confirmed the state
ment made by her family.
DENIES CHARGE
The man denied that he was the
father of the unborn child but is
held in the county Jail in Ell Centre
pending settlement of the case.
The district attorneys office
Monda" investigated the case and
nlonned to question the girl and
others before formally charging the
l...n Will rape.
Meanwhile authorities arranged to
rlace the girl in the juvenile home
at Imperial until the investigation
is completed.
The girl said she is II years of
age and will celebrate her twelfth
birthday anniversary this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17

complacencr on the part of respon-
sible officials has passed
The orders, It said, have caused
serious delay in the development
of 877,500 acres of new land and
2.085,O0O acres of existing land for
which a supplemental water supply
is needed and added:
I'm view of the fact that We feed
our own civilian population, our
armed forces and are nov being
called upon TO shoulder the major
portion OF the burden OF feeding
our Allies, the committee further
urges consideration be given 10 the
desirability Of undertaking new and
supplemental projects .
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
30 Million n eW
Tires Next Year

WASHINGTON, May II. (UP)-Rubber Director Viii
liam NJ Jeffers reported today that 30000000 tires
will be produced in 1914 but that non-eSsanta motorists
cannot expect tires for a long time
'The rubber problem he said in his third progrcss
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
VILE OenounceS
John /. Lewis

WASHINGTON May II. (UP)-The War Labor Board
today denounced President gnhr-1 ais4 Of the United
Mine Workers and said his defiance "the only thing
that stands in the way of working out contract for
the mine workers. The board issued statement after
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Reconsideration
Of Order Asked

WASHINGTON May II. (UP)-The house apprOpra-
tons committee, recommending $7286l3l6 Of $82,l88,
SIG appropriation requested by the interior department for
1914, today urged the War Production Board to
slider its sopwork order 23 reclamation projects de
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
BY UNITED PRESS

A growing Allied air offensive
against Axis Europe slashed at Ber-
lin, hammered an Italian Seaplane
base within Is miles of Rome, and
broke two of the greatest dams in
Germany, unleashing hundreds of
millions of tons of water in huge
waves on the Ruhr valley industrial
area Sunday night.
The breaking of the dams on the
Edcr and MOhnc rivers was one of
the most spectacular aerial blows of
the war and one of the hardest
struck against the heart of Nazi
war strength. Eight big Lancaster
bomberS were lost. .. ...... .....- .....-
THREE PLY ATTACK
Another three-ply attack by the
Royal Air Force battered Nazi tar
gets in the Ruhr and Rhineland as
we'll as the German capital in the
pre-invasion air campaign against
the European citadel now roaring
through its fifth straight day.
A bomber force from conquered
Africa hit Lido Roma in the closest
sWipe of the war at Rome, the Holy
City," so far unScathed in more
than three years of war. British
WellingtonS attacked the Italian
seaplane base Is miles southwest of
the Italian capital. An Italian COM
munique admitted the bombing of
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
BASEBALL
BY UNITED PRESS
NATIONAL

Chicago ................................3
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Podgajny and Livingston.
Cincinnati 030 900 000-3 9 9
New York 900 0l0 000-1 8 0
Starr and Mueller; Feldman
Adams, CoombS and Lombardi,
MancuSo.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
p AMBl|Ne
EpoR1ER
Natures Curiosity

Natures Curiosity
AL Thomas is all agog these days.
One of the chickens in his flock
was born with only one wing. Be-
fore he realized the possibilities of
the deal, he sold the thing as a
fryer The purchaser brought it
back to him, declaring she had
been cheated out of one wing.
I'm glad she did" Thomas de-
clared, because I am going to start
breeding chickens with only one
wing. When I get that breed per-
fected, I'm going to start breeding
them with no wings. I don't like
wings anyway"
Take 1t from us, Al stands small
chance of having any wings of his
own.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Girl to Become
Mother at Il
CaIexico Girl, Now ! |. to Bear Child
Shortly After 18th Birthday; Man Held
In jail for Investigation on Rape Charge

Mexican school girl of CaleXico will become mother
September shortly after SHE her twelfth birth
day anniversary her family revealed in the district attor
nay's office Monday.
Condition of the girl fifth grade pupil in private
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Something Did

Something Did
There was a terrific SWizzle, a
crackle, and loud explosion.
Walter Carey listened TO the
series of sounds. When silence
came. he said "A vitamin tablet
must have popped"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Mental Gardening

Rance Baker is still talking about
what fine victory garden could be
raised in court house park in El
Continued on Page 6, Col. u
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
REMEMBER THESE pATESl

HEMEMbEH THE5L DATLSI
Gasoline
"A" Book Coupons
No, 5-Valid March 22-May %
Shoes
Stamp No III pair I'll June l6
Coffee
Stamp No. 23-1 ID. to May 81
Sugar
Stamp No. GOOD for pounds until
May II
Canned Goods
Blue Stamps G.. II and J in Book good
Till June /.
Meet
Red Stamp +. F. G and II good Tin June /.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
WEATHER

Maximum Sunday 81, minimum
Monday 55; 5 am. Monday 62, hu-
midity SO; noon Monday 85, humid
ity IL; pm. Sun. 80, humidity 10.
BANK DEBTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07

In contradiction 10 assertions nN
Office Of the Wayne County prose
rltor that whites did NOT START me
lo, aud did not begin TO "re'et'-
49,. unl about 8 am Monda'
morning Ns eileen llar'is. Of e,
Alfird. stated io q Ttihnne ftp"i G.
a. Monday Anr p thar She So"
White inobs eha.e iwo 'oiored No-
inns down Woodward a,enl' be-
We Aimed aud Edmund place
81, am. Monday June 81
Mls Harms ehose husband.
Webster p lisrus. MANAGES The
large apartment huildins o. me
address mentioned above siaied
thar they watched me rioune from
their fsonf porch she said that
law lcssness was At high mich ~
4sm and lha crowds passed he
apartment hnildiue aiiu'd with
sioue- hnh, and clubs N'. il'r
his dr,tt,d Wat pali,'n'n used
irai a.. io dislel -s lhr 'u'n''l
innhs ass. mlicd ID aif'd snd john
". bat ignored pa, White mob mill
INK up aud down Alfred stcet al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Held On Charges Of
Knihng Conductor

John ;.es Ford - wears old 'l'
ronrcrs d hrna heid IN f"'on-
i'm. assalfeha growing "1' ct
IN Alter, afirn Witch occurred on
vast bonna Jefferson street car
Nuens
Ford Is .h,rred N'h s't-hins
tharlrs Hack ~ me 'ohdn'ier
~ isel renns,l,sua hle's VA
neatcd Al the RecciNns hospi's'
fr wounds Of me LEFT ch"si soc
and arm
tie told police ihal Ford board .
ed hi, oar Al lairpoinie snd near
tho Intersection ~ Jefferson and
Hart he asked the rulored NAN
tc Nep ont u me door~aN be-.
cause he was interfering Win me
nls,ha1gne ~ passengers hpi
ru.i is alleged tn have s''d ''''
ne wasnt Nkmr ofdels from I"
shNr. Al ibis point Ne pun
ID KNIT and slashed bl"cA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
q oniinued on page 81
Register 10 Vote
Fined For Harboring
Rambling Apparatus;
Visitors Are Freed

VS. fite Mund, 2oIo 81 An
p tl~l saili, io viula INK the
'F "N hilrt Rr,oldcr.
\. 'uase loscrh a. ellis
Nhr p.id fine 81 $40
~ Mnude wss isten Int
i ou TIE gaming charges
''f' 20 when SGT Clayiop.
''n"nN a.squaa Of plain clothes.
f''dai her pertinent Set
~ seized eamhhnr rarapher
~" and ihen searched VISITORS
'ems 70 Tho apartment two
Oliver I'm hereford $40 81
and Thomas Pearson
'f'nor Wcre also arrested.
''ni Prosecutor Alex Conrad
Wy noiioa before indee Giliis
''"'ss 10 chstscS against
." aud hulhetf ~ co the
Z W tas ibc searth Warrant
1, '''H by Nuvlin covered only
I, " fh and seizure Of para
n'''A IN ihe apartment and
I search and seizure Of visitors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Quiz Local Physician
On Abortion Charge

A north end physician MAS naes-
TONED saiurdsg Al police head
quarters by Homicide squad de-
tectiva IN connection With alieea-
ions nv : cuns married woman
ma mo physician had rerio med
a criminal abortion on he' NO
Nseks arc. The It, ftne sad maj
ss,efal more attachments womb
lave tob, tah,n before o ~afr'n'
oonid be- is~urd Tie ~nn"n. ""
was adinnf,d io q l"0al hospt ~
Juiy %. ~ reported improved ne
physician VAS released. pending
further insesl cation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
URBAN LEAGUE
URGES REGISTRATION
FOR JOB SEEKERS

Tho irhan leacue is urE.ns All
men and Women Who are ava .aois
for Work 10 register 'ior Wat and
non var Wolkl ~ SIS ofifes q sHs
East ',tnor rIrhws' 'niu NJ -
NnIolnt
Dob srrAtIs maN s'i t''if
mornue except ~a 0'.i' nri 0t'H
me hours ~ 80 ard.ii. seo'io b
so feg sffafio|s vili po a'''picd
on satprda, or by Telephone.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
CLUB RIOT SUSPECT
HELD UNDER $4,000 BOND
Subversive Literature Floods Detroit
JEWS AND
NEGROES
RIDICULED

in t3c-i rrn r r~er
r.s ans b lietr ta eaI all
lio es4s, 81 roo s n- pfTnN
~ onS ai.N So W.. sa-s inf nnee
fl ser arn a }r 'ft,irs Niien tn
i'lois asp $3.50 S.sA ai ~.
iinns sect a. etDA
l.s i~ai t.t epr-s ~ an
address d.,ei rs Mss s-ipr 3
John , EtnNn n 'm Mouse ~
Rep',seo 'es on ilfy 30 ~n,i
nc niep" VICTIMS "ts 1Rair.
III e....,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Testimony of Witness
And Victims Refute
Dowling's Charges

day Monday dprne iHe 'riurne
similar statements have also been
made by coiored cultens VINO w'r'
attending tncsirrs ON Modvsl'
a..nur aud we've nl0lesi,A hv uA''''
on emelelns tvm ihr shows be-.
tween lh'. honis Of ain sud an.
Nonda,. June 81
Register To Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Prosecutor
Promises Probe
G Policemen
Says Daily
Newspapers
Misguided Him

4 evidence 10 ndiei
y Att IteSeruic Wiiiip
~ stated edussd1p IA
Una only ihine hes
~iWrocr Trih ol
menrv 40 fe'eaa
sr arfvs,od
iuni'd h> no w.
~N nded me 'onfsr-
cni'r las Nenday
~Dnlaiises ~ The
as h." The 'epefi.t
~ nn sud ! imasinr be
~ t" fem msmory
s' nfN-f epied toe cHplYe>
S. Redfod Record 81
\ 81 fs fhe NAACp TX con-
III b. fnmmgrisis DnNhng
PN. bs n esngaNon proved
's fiss and tho papcr
~ nr hffs up the charges
Fh Ne rrmeet Caps
NE'isrrs Nst ne is MOI oppos
fIst jars Tor Tho paipose
p pc'rr ns me police dfpa
10 Prosecutor said no
~ rr eome any complains
''s''g its unwnrranied ae'R
n 20 p"lee against color I'd
''r'--''-.''-'-i'la ms and I will e't
NJ z" sri 80 that no eu'i'r
prrstculed ! have y
p p"''fH sndmy ouN OPP
20 ea''irg ~ eiand nrr
na VII not reveal fht
'''r'la frouhle We rie Isl
8 ~ immediate canses.
''7 'fr in iat fndnt rcrotf
: ~ trfetnpf is revealed il
sH" ihN heodiums black
7r eho had any pa in
~ g a,,ui riot VIII be
'HNa'f 0a'
fi' m' fe,o,d - an evan
! on not irving 90 coNef
q ~ 'te potes J Ma The FIRST
e'n 20 recommend mut
Ntft' ier police office
f'N DAYS aeo on JnlN -
N' n'"imed ~ Tho over as
me roliee In me Re'hnnc
asalnsi colrrcd people !
i''l' sonf nv lnsesiieaior
snrn and perceive Ser
efN smith 10 he roiah-
''''0' 20 &C. . frsf hand 70.
= ne incident Thev 70
na A. io.is O'Clock that
an officer d, lhc name
h'''f N'rNu wins snuad Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07

The aomfsti and aro'hei avn
psr n Tho fa,s rsrl 70 ihe lecture
and found mo saeNoa ~ 'o"'
cd NO o.ner ,oIofed % sons ace
nresent s,reri me NO r'trt'on'd
and ihe account - no n'ff. Pc
loliuWs
Wt,n Ut ,nlsled ih. fuoin 'Ni
So dawn $50 people sl st"hiN u.s.
.i4tsd o. n- ~ uaid 'nai ntde IS
uncomfortable N ~mNh rose io
.rc.h a. p.odwei 'omnnin'''
nag and dlamali,aii' uampied il
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
News

Editors This is the first column
appear the JOURNAL. 1t wH be continued regular weekly
The fooWing article about the Auto-Lte Employees SerUmens
Gift Club does do fuu justice the people
uoLe ho doing excellent job Of remembering their feou
in the but indication the solidarity which
eqs the oorkers and the Auto-Lte servicemen.
The Auto-Lte Employees Servicemens Gift Fund was
organized June 1912 with the approval of the executive
committee Our chairman, Robert Guncheon that time
appointed Earl Sucker advisor Ann Schott Hopkins chair
man: Irene Martethe secretary and Antionette Rudnc
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
The Waggin'
Tongue
of Local II

The sermon for today, dear
brothers and sisters, is entitled
I"Cussing the Cussers".
While paying out dues at the Lo-
calls dues window, a certain mem
Der approached the window 1--WE
won't name the individual or his
Unit and began to argue and cuss
when told that he would have to
pay his parade fine before any fur
ther dues could be accepted. To this
brother we would like to say that
the majority of his Unit favored
the 81 parade fine, and that of all
the little, low down, inadvertant,
pusillanimous things we feeble
mortals feign to master, it seems
that cussing is about the least and
most worthless.
Of course, some have to cuss for
emphasis, others cuss to appear
hardboiled, and still others cuss to
be cute. But in so doing, they mere
ly advertise the fact that their
knowledge Of the mother tongue is
so appallingly small that they are
otherwise incapable of adequately
expressing their feelings.
There is something in the Good
Book about a bitter spring not CIV
ing forth sweet water, or what lies
within comes to the surface, or you
can tell the kind of wheels man
has in his head by the "spokes"
that fly from his mouth, or some
thing. So therel
The Spicer Unit has a member
with the monicker of Harvey Kruse,
who can tell the age of saw by
looking at its teeth.
Helen Szykowny, who halls from
Champion and resembles Sonia
Heinie just little, likes corned
beef fried in Crisco.
Brother Walter Madrzykowski
says he has been cynical ever since
he came back from Kentucky where
the bluegrass" he had heard 50
much about was green. Ever take
the "Seashore" test, Walt?
The days of miracles have not
vanished forever. Wonders have
been wrought with the hitherto
raucous voice of "Murph" Shenof-
sky of the WHY'S Unit He is Local
12's aspiring singer in class in
choral singing.
Ask Bill Healy what's new, and
in closing we'd like to state, Keep
on patronizing our advertisers"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
AirWay
AIring!s

The two Ollies who work in the
stock room certainly occupy Fran
ces Bukowski's time. 1t seems she
dreams about one and feeds the
other.
Martha Morgan received more
than little razzing the other day
when she decided she would fit into
a size % skirt. Nothing much hap
pened except a side seam broke
open and the band had peculiar
way of rolling at the top.
Just note of thanks to Fern
from the office for helping with the
rattle tickets.
For those of you who haven't
purchased tickets, remember :he
proceeds go for our boys in serv-
ice. Better buy yours now. See
Virg Robie.
Ella Mae Johnson and Virginia
Robie attended the program pro-
vided for the War Chest workers
the other night. They enjoyed it I'M
mensely.
Many people have expressed
their appreciation for having only
one boss now and knowing who he
is. Thanks TO the shop committee
this was made DoSSible
Say, Cliff Hamburger, who is the
one boss in your home? You or the
mother in law? Better watch her
or she'll wear your pants, too!
AS to the mirror in the wash
room, move over Imogene, other
girls want to make themselves
prettier too!
We didn't notice any gray hairs,
Wanda W., even though you did say
you were worried about what might
be in the paper.
Remember folks-this column
isn't meant to cause trouble. It's
just a way to kid those who need
kidding and to let the members
know something they should know.
Esther of the .Inverter Dept. has
slight swelling under one eye. Is
it infection, Esther, or did you run
into a door?
Six members of the Air-Way
Unit attended the Local II meeting
Friday evening. This was a very
good percentage, but let's make it
even better next time. Don't forget
the Unit meetings also.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

treasurer. Through the CO.
operation of the above named
people, this club has pro-
gressed.
Howard Cutcher has replaced
Earl Sucker, Madelle Adds has
replaced Ann Hopkins as Chair
man, Joseph Mansor is now Secre-
tary and Velma Miller is Treas
urer.
To date the club has been pro-
crossing through the help Of the
workers at Auto Lite. A collection
is taken once a month from the
employees by the Checkers and
with the cooperation of Howard
Messersmit and Ray Cook. TO
date our collections have been
S23, 1883 and our expenses, which
include a three dollar check or
money order and at Christmas a
ten dollar check or money order,
stamps, envelopes and miscella-
neous expenses, are S21, ,101.31.
The following are the commit
tee who voluntarily give their
time to accomplish the great task
of keeping up the files, changing
addresses, addressing envelopes.
making money orders, checks and
composing a letter which we send
to the boys each month with Their
checks.
Isabel Crayne, Lydia Dow, Mar
garet Estenfelder, Mary Klauda
Helen Kristof, Elizabeth Hughes
Marjorie McKenna, Mae Rupert
LaDonna Woodward, Barton De-
derman, Warren Hartman, Lucille
Siewertson, Dorothy Brake, Neva
Mills, Lillian Copsey, Florence Ku-
bat, Ruth Mercer, Leo Schmeltz.
Kenneth O'Brien, Helen Dibling.
Harold Jones.
Scotty Ervine, Thelma King and
Helen Sutter also assist.
At the origin of this club, we
had approximately 125 boys in
service, to date We have 615. Of
this amount we have 140 in over
seas, two WAVES and one WAC.
There also are three of our Ex-
ecutive Committeeman.
We have had one CASUALTY
Corp. Chester Zielinski, three
wounded in action and one Ger
man prisoner Of war.
At its inception, the Club was
formed to cover only the CLIO.
members but in March of 1943
the members of the MESA. came
into the Club.
The Service Club Committee
wishes to thank all of those who
have heled to make it a success
and hope for a quick Victory.
The Auto-Lite Employees
Servicemen's Gift Fund.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
GO VEST, YOUNG MAN

A Pullman porter recently was
awarded $3.50 for suggestion that
he and his fellow workers abandon
wearing woolen vests under their
white coats.
The Pullman Co. paid the $3.50
because, they said, the suggestion
saved $1,000 year in cleaning bills
and new vests.
And, of course, doctor bills for
chilled porters is their own respon-
sibility, anyway. But. then (pardon
us) the Pullman Co.'s a vested in
terest.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
Champion SparkIets

know what got Jimmy down, the
work or the beer?
Ray Cook, Dept. X bookie, will
bet on any game you mention. His
only concern is chow many points
will you give me-"
To Ed and Curley Of Dept. D.:
Why don't you two stay in the
shop on Saturday? Maybe then
you won't be so hot pipes?
Portrait of a man talking to
himself:
A mans chief enemy may be a
Jap or a Nazi, or simply an un-
faithful wife.
While many of our brave lads
are at the front getting shot, too
many men and women on the
home front are getting half shot
They referred to her as a wom-
an with a past but never when
she was present.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
FORD WORKERS REACT

DETROIT (FP)-Provocation oy
Ford Motor Co. management in a
campaign to discredit win-the-war
efforts of unions here provoked
workers into stoppage and fur
ther outbursts in the production
foundry of the Ford Rouge plant.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

sea. he was re-
Gently moved to
Miami, Florida
for additional
training.
In a p 0 S t =
card to t h e
UNION JOUR-
NAL Bill, want
ed to know how
the e e c I'll 0 n
c a m e out. Of
course, he gets
the paper, but
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

he couldn't wait for the news.
Bill says he is enjoying his
Florida station lot and is anti
cipating fun. You can write Bill
by addressing him at Everglades
Barracks, Miami, Fla.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

Our bowling team won one
game from the top team, the Ma
tional Supply. Nick Rybka again
came through with a nigh score
of 199 (You would never know it
from looking at the picture, the
guy must be modest) Don't you
think the boys look handsome
girls?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

is, "A little out of the way, but
little more hay"
Feuding between Snlitty and
Charlie of Dept. SO has apparently
come to an end. They were seen
walking down Junction avenue with
goose (under their arms).
IMPORTANT
Don't forget our regular business
meeting Sunday, Nov. 2S. A good
attendance is expected. And some
of you guys and gals who have a
lot of dough to spend couldn't 10
better than to invest it in war
bonds.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
NEWS ABOUT OUR MEN
IN SERVICE

Heard from Aubert Hix of the
Die room the other day. He sent
a Moron letter which can be seen
on the die room bulletin board.
Donald Amsden, son Of our popu-
lar maintenance man and former
employee of TIPS, was home re-
Gently, after many months duty Oh
the Alaskan front. He is now sta
toned in California as an air cadet.
Happy landings, Don.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
THIS AND THAT

Edward McVicker, Rathbur-Jones
veteran of World War |, has re-
turned home and is with his sister
in North Toledo. Ed was in the Vet
erans' Bureau Hospital in Dear
born, Mich, for seven months and
underwent a number of operations
for injuries received in the last
war.
William Shaffer is at home on
a leave of absence to be with his
wife, who is recovering from a re-
cent operation.
James Hollingsworth has suffer
ed a run of bad luck due to his own
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
Duck Necrs SEQ

William B. Duck Jr., former
member Of the Auto-Lite executive
committee is getting nearer the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
Rathbun
By Bob Mcyicker
NEW CLUB

NEW CLUB
A few of the old timers at Rath-
bun have formed a new club. Mem
bers of the organization have from
Is to 20 years service at the plant.
Mike Wachowski has served 10
years, Albert Grochowski, 20 years;
Charles Chapman, 43 years. The
group is known as the "Sauerkraut
Cl1hN
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

Bertha believes in spreading
good cheer, she was seen at the
Post Office with box almost as
large as herself. 1t was full Of
happiness for her Sweetie Pie in
the army. Alta girl.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
The Pressed
Steel Teller
BY Harry Traskowski

Writing a column takes a lot Of
time and effort, but with a little
cooperation from you folks it can
be made a little easier, so why not
place your news item in the box,
and it will be taken care Of.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
THE TROUBLE

When a snappy committee meet
ing ended today, two of the COM
mitteemen made a dash for the.
front door. Everyone wondered
what the difficulty was, and so do
YOU. So read next weeks column
and maybe you'll find out
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19
PAPER-PAlNTING

steamed. wall paper
ing and painting. Call E. J. schlenk.
Office Main s649.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-19

Our Unit received a citation
during the War Chest Campaign
for practically doubling our quota.
Three cheers!