Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-10-22
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$a!sOR BURKE, NOV. 2ND
FOR COUNCIL

committee is lax Wnere your wei
fare and medical services are at
stake. For over year we have
been trying to get the management
to agree to have an ambulance sta
toned, with a driver who knows
where every department in the fac
tory is located, out in front of the
factory hospital.
To date the company will not
spend a few lousy dollars to take
care of this. The reason we ask
this favor is because if some one
gets injured in the forge shop, the
driver has to go to the hospital,
pick UP a nurse and then go back
to the forge shop.
On October the 18th, a brother
had heart attack in Dept. 61O.
The nurse had to call the operator
to stop a conversation on the out
side line which should not be, on
account Ol NdliS' " "hSAh
the call came through all they had
was two drivers who did not know
the plant very well. They drove
all over until the nurse finally
stopped them and directed them to
the right place.
A short time ago one of the girls
tainted in Dept. 605 and they sent
a sedan to get this unconcious girl
to take her to the factory hospital.
We still say we are entitled to
number one ambulance service "A
hours of the day if it takes every
thing we got to get it, and if any
thing will get it, this ought to.
After the ambulance gets them and
takes them to the only hospital,
this rich and generous company
can afford, the Robthem Hospital,
that the new drivers never heard
of and cannot find half of the time.
After they get their patient to the
hospital it takes 20 minutes to get
a nurse, and God only knows when
aathey get doctor, but we hope and
theray the doctor is better than some
of those doctors that come out of
the Gillette Clinic. The rotten
medical service that is rendered to
the members of the WHY'S Unit
will have to improve or we will
have to take strong measures to
remedy it.
Don't forget our friend Burke"
We wonder if Mr.. Lewandowski,
Safety Director is exceeding his
authority again. 1t seems that he
is supposed to swear the new
guards in which takes the total of
five minutes. We wonder what he
is doing the next two hours with
these. ..... He couldn't be pump
ing them full of his crazy theories,
would he?
Since Jean Rasczyk is back
from the hospital and back at her
rockwell we wish her all the luck
in the world to stay on the road.
We see where Eleanor F. added
another year to her birthday
Many happy returns and best
wishes to those who also had
birthdays the month of Septem-
Der.
Why Gertrude B., we see you
haven't changed a bit since you
had your vacation. Haven't lost
any weight either.
Say girls, any chance of selling
YOU some root bolls? Best medi-
cine for love sickness. You can
always inquire for it just by ask
ing the sales manager who sells it,
Mr.. D. F. best remedy for any
thing, cures most any thing Gan
efficacious medicine).
Who is the girl who walked out
with tag on her back and didn't
know nor felt she had something
hanging. ", you better be care
full from now on.
Who is the young lady who
hates to split her nickels for
milk. Why L., we got one on you
this time.
We all have our troubles and
so do the young men at the front.
Now girls, let's not fight whose
going to> sit where.
Who's the young lady who gets
all flustered when certain so
and so speaks to her. Gee A, we
never seen you smile so much be-
fore.
We have a few new girls in our
dept. Welcome to our gang. Hope
you'll enjoy being with us.
I wish to express my sincere
appreciation to those girls who
spend few minutes visiting me
at the hospital and many thanks
for the flower, girls. I also send
my thanks to the fellow without a
name who sent the flowers but
hadn't the time to come up and
say hello, but gave the message
to the nurse. Words fail to ex-
press my heartfelt appreciation
to all of you. | remain as your
friend Jean Raszczyk (Ross).