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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Returns Home

Mrs Henry Collins has returned
to her home after spending sew
eral weeks at the home of her
son and daughterin.law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Collins, Rosedale Gar.
dens, where she helped care for
her new granddaughter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Produce Stolen

Produce Stolen
Donald Christies, Az y. Adams
St. reported to police Saturday
that some marauder had stolen
from his Victory garden located on
w. Ainsworth Blvd, four blocks
from Michigan Ave. two bushels
OF turnips and one bushel OF beets.
The thieves took all the beets in
his garden aud most OF his turnips.
The vegetables were pulled up by
the roots and taken away.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12

Meeting Tonight
Lit. Emil Susterka. in charge OF
police training OF Auxiliary police
OF the Office OF Civilian Defense
Ypsilanti unit announced today
that there would be very special
meeting Of Auxiliary Police at
o'clock tonight at the police station
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Day. Stony
Creek Rd. announce the birth OF
a daughter at st. Josephs Hospital,
June 80. They will call her Susan
Lille.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Miss Coard Guest
at Informal Tea

Miss Marian Simons, entertain
ed group OF Business and Pro
fessional Women, at an informal
tea, Sunday afternoon from to 8
o'clock. at her home, 951 Sheridan
Ave. honoring Miss Helen c.
Coard. who will return to her
school work at State University,
Athens. Ohio about August I.
Guests from out OF town were.
Mrs. J. VI. Bessey. Toledo. Ohio,
Miss Mabel Marsh, Detroit. and
Mrs. Charlotte Timm, Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
ATTENTION
CITY suRSCRIRERs

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re.
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case o, poor
or non-deliyery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before 6 p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Guest Of Honor


Miss Laura Gale Anderson was
guest Of honor Sunday at an open
house at the home OF her grand.
mother, Mrs. W. L. Frank. $50 W.
Forest Ave. Miss Anderson was
visited by friends and relatives
from Ann Arbor, Hartman, Monroe,
Wayne. and Rochester. She is a
WAC at Stockton Field. Calf and
has been home on a twelveday fur
Tough which ends when she leaves,
for her camp in Calf. tomorrow.
Miss Mabel Marsh, Detroit, for
merly dean OF women at Clesry
Business College. spent the week
end with Miss Mildred Geddes.
Miss Hulda Deaubler, teacher In
the commercial department OF the
Mt. Clemens Schools has leased
Miss Susan Stinsons apartment at
the Boyer Apartments for the sum
mer months.
Miss Susan Stinson and sister.
Miss Anna Stinson. Detroit, are
spending a few weeks at Ellis,
worth, Maine.
Miss Shirley Ann Renton return
ed to her home at Armada Sunday
after visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith OF
Washtenaw Ave, the past four
weeks.
Miss Clyde Clark has returned
from Brown City accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. John Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle r. Ordway
are spending the month OF July
at Glouchester. Mass.
Mary 10, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. ]. V. Chaddock, Detroit, was
baptised Sunday morning with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Trowbridge, De-
troit, acting as godpsrents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Fire ExtInguished

Fire Extlnguished
A blaze in cloth under a cooking
plate was extingushed at the
lunch room at 10 W. Michigan Ave.
by the city fire department about
2:30 o'clock this morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12

Cadet Richard Mack. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Mack. has entered
advanced flight training at Free
man Field, Seymour, Ind.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Entera Service

Eugene Armstrong. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Armstrong, leaves
for Fort Custer, July II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
To Consider Road

To Consider Road
State Highway representatives
will meet with City Council at s o.
clock tonight at the City Hall TO
consider matters relating to Ecorse
Road.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Albert Schweitzer
Life, Work Reviewed

Members and friends OF the
Wesleyan Guild Sunday evening
listened TO a review Of the life and
work OF Albert Schweitzer. noted
theologian, philosopher and must
clan. The review was presented by
Miss Dilys John and was one OF a
series Of biographical sketches be-
ing presented at the Sunday eve
ming meetings.
Dr. Schweitzer lived life OF SER
vice and after receiving a medical
degree in addition to his other
interests, he went to Africa as
medical missionary. building sew
eral hospitals where the natives
might receive medical care. Dr.
SchweitZer, never entirely gave
up his interest in music and has
presented many concerts on the
organ throughout Europe.
Preceding the worship service
the group enjoyed supper together
and a fellowship sing conducted by
Worth Mallory with Susan Eckley
at the piano.
Friday evening the group will
have picnic supper in Riverside
Park at $50 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12

dealer: West. Both sides vul-
nerable)
What is correct play OF this
deal at 5-Clubs by East after
South. who had made an informa-
tive double. leads the heart X and
then switches to the diamond X!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12

Miss Elsie Andrews has moved
from 34l1 Geddes Road to 314 W.
Forest Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delano
spent the week end at Houghton
Lake. Richard Delano visited re-
latives in Monroe, Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12

Serving Their Country. o.. $3.50.
Aviation Cadet Lloyd ". Schultz
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Schultz.
966 Sheridan Ave, was home over
the weekend on a "a hour leave
from Kalamazoo, where he Is sta
toned. He has completed his eight
weeks primary flight training, and
will remain at Kalamazoo for
another month to receive his inter
mediate flight training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-12
Annual Picnic

The pavilion in Prospect Park
was the scene OF the annual picnic
OF the Lutheran Sunday School,
Sunday. A bountiful dinner, with
ice cream cones and cake. was
enjoyed but the rainstorm spoiled
the planned program OF games ant
sports. The young folks stayed
inside and played quietly among
themselves and the elders visited.
Deaconess Sister Margaret Fry was
a guest.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12

Jameson Bros.
s32 Adams AID. s23s
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12
THANKS
Court Outlaws
Company Unions

NEW YORK (FP)-Striking q
decisive blow at one of the ma
tion's pioneers in company union
ism, the l.. S. Circui Court here up
held the NLRB decision outlawing
three Standard Oil Company-domi-
mated unions in refineries at Bay
onne, Linden and Jersey City, n. j.
Leaders in company unionism,
the Rockefeller and Standard Oil in
terests worked out the formula for
their employees associations after
the Ludlow messacre in 1914. With
passage of the Wagner Act in 1885,
company unions became illegal and
the NLRB turned thumbs down on
the Rockefeller dummies. But the
company proceeded to defy the
board by remaining them.
Two years ago the CIO charges
of company domination of the three
New Jersey unions. Reprimanding
the monopoly for its "19 years Of
denial of the right of self-organiza-
ton" to its employees, the NLRB
ordered all dealings with the fink
organizations to cease immediate
". The circuit court decision sus-
tanned the board.
The Oil Workers Organizing
Campaign (CIO) is conducting an
organizing drive at the New Jersey
plants.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12
The Waggin'
Tongue
of Local IL

The daily papers recently carried
the story of young family being
evicted from their apartment be-
cause their lease contained clause
forbidding children under 16 to live
in the apartment. A few days later,
it appeared in the same paper that
18 homes or apartments had been
offered to this family.
Ed Kurek, chairman of the A. c.
Hopping Unit, is willing to wager
dollar to a nickel that majority
of the kind of people who offered
aid to this family belong to Local
IL. OK go ahead and investigate.
This incident has proven that
there are still kind and considerate
people. Kindness is a language that
even the dumb can speak, the deaf
can hear and understand. An act Of
kindness will cost you nothing, and
in return will yield you more re-
ward than any other investment
you can make. 1t is always one of
the earmarks of true ladies and
gentlemen.
CONGRATS
Congratulations to Tom Burke on
his election to city council, and to
those of you who so staunchly sup
ported the CIO candidate. Perhaps
bands and parades don't win cleo
tions, but they did no harm in this
one, as anyone can plainly see.
Here's hoping for bigger and better
parades and mass meetings.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12

Two members of certain bowl
ing team are pretty close to rock
bottom as far as the teams bowl
ing average is concerned. So a
spare man is needed quite badly,
but one of these spares can't find
a suit to fit him.
Eleanor Staniswaska's boy
friend, now in the U. S. Army, re.
ceives the Toledo Union Journal
This is another unique form of cor.
responding with him. 1t also serves
as sort of check-up on her, and
also saves her the cost of postage
How would some more of you girls
like to try this method of CORE
spondence?
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CONGRATULATIONS

We are very happy to see Tom
Burke's great success in the cleo
tion. Incidentally, l am retired
member of the Toledo Safety Divi5-
ion and this was the first time
voted in the past II years. In my
own name, and in that of our Unit,
we congratulate you and wish you
every success.
WAR CHEST
Did you greet the War Chest
solicitor with a great big smile, or
did you rush on your way with a
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12

grumble and say to him, mot me" F"
All he was trying to do, all he
asked you to do, was to contribute
small amount to help see some
unfortunates through the next
year. If you have not done so, will
you please make your contribution
to the Toledo War Chest.
SAFETY
Remember when our front gates
were double? And the reason for
the change to a single gate? Just
little foresight sometimes saves
mishap. Remember, Safety First
is always the best policy, and avoid
taking chances.
DRIVERS
With the Christmas rush already
beginning, it would be good idea
for all drivers in the downtown
district to be little more courte-
Gus and careful. Why not cut
down your driving speed in the
congested district on busy days and
nights when the stores are open.
Maybe your tires are getting worn
smooth and your brakes are not
what they would be if there wasn't
a war going on. Take it easy.
After all, what's the use of hurry
ing, you probably won't know what
to do when you get where you're
going anyhow.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12

lDisgusted with her figure Mary
A(awkins) Jastrzembski has done
80 a diet and lost ten pounds. Is
this because of food rationing or
to get the figure you used to have,
Mary? Woo! Woo!
Since when do the tables and
chairs in the cafeteria belong to
any one person so they can reserve
them for companions? Aren't all
individuals, being equal allowed the
same privileges?
Bill Turner of Dept. X leaves for
better job. Bill was okayed by
Uncle Sam. If Bill works as con-
scientiously for Uncle Sam as lie
worked for Champion, the war
won't last much longer.
Elmer Jones, new steward for
Dept. J, has had previous expert
ence in this capacity. The boys are
happy to see him elected. His motto
is, Your union is as good as IFS
members"
Who's got the turkey? That's the
big question in the shipping room.
1t seems that George Smith had a
turkey to sell. Up to now it has
changed hands three times, and
from latest reports is going to
have new home again. Better get
it back, George, and save it for a
rainy day
The height of disappointment:
Willie Mutt was playing tune on
his stitching machine, expecting a
lot of admiration' but alas no one
paid any attention to him, including
the boss.
Although Ralph Turner, formerly
of the time office, has been out on
sick leave about a year, we haven't t
forgotten him. We are looking for
ward to the day that you return,
Ralph. Make it soon.
We wonder where that one par
ticular third trick foreman spends
most of his time. He has to depend
on his two stooges to keep him in
formed about the job that he is
supposed to do. Why not take care
of your own job for change and
try giving your stooges relief?
euu. Employees of Dept. B second
heft, wonder if there is something
.serisut set-up mans job that sticks
IN ones blood. Anyway, that's the
way it seems with Mr.. Potts, our
detail man, for he still insists on
doing, or rather, trying to do a
setup mans job. Take it easy, Tony.
If you wanted to remain a setup
man you shouldn't have accepted
the company's offer of your pres
ent job. Get wise to yourself before
it's too late. Try to cooperate with
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12
The Pressed
Steel Teller
By Harry Traskowski

Don Lyons is getting along fine,
but would like some visitors. You
may visit him at 1906 Vermont
Ave, Apt. a. He cannot return to
work for the rest of the year.
Pills and shots at the hospital
Made me feel sappy,
But the cards and flowers which
you people sent
Sure made me happy.
Thank you.
Helen Harrison.
Evidently the motorists of Spe1-
Ger township can take it, for they
just reelected Ben Zientek constable
for another two year term. By the
way. Ben, how is that little piggy
of yours getting along?
One of the employees was hurt
last week in the shop, and the acci-
dent could have been avoided had
the hazard been removed before in
stead of after the accident. Let
something like that not happen
again. If you see safety hazard
report it Immediately to your COM
mitteeman and it will be removed
at once.
Our bowling team won three
games from Mather Spring last
week, which puts them in tie
with DeVilbiss for cellar position.
We hope they jump out next week.
Why not gang up and go to cheer
them on to victory? How about it?
They bowl every Wednesday. Nick
Rybka was highest scorer-200'
Who is the man in the die room
who keeps his badge in his pocket
and when he sees the guard trys to
get away so he can pin it on again
without being seen. Why, George!
And such a handsome man, too.
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Rathbun

By Bob McVicker

Editors Note: Bob McVicker
aOGs named as shop editor for
the Rothbun-Jones Unit at ats
last meeting. Hi 90 Bob. Let's
go.
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National.
Supply
By Shorty Sager

Orchids to the chairman of our
entertainment committee, George
O'Henry for the work he is doing
so all the members of our Unit can
have a good time.
Stanley Jones is back on the job
doing clerical work after a long
illness. We are glad to have STAN
ley back and wish him a full re-
covery.
Bill Godlewski, Dept. 85' was
recently inducted into the Navy as
a machinist. Here's wishing You
smooth sailing Bill.
Who is the assembler in Dept.
sc who lost dollar on the World
Series and refuses to pay of?
1t seems as though H. McVicker
has been eating canary seed for
breakfast, as the other morning he
took a swan dive into a pile of
leaves and landed right on his
schnozzle.
That spot facer mill operator in
Dept. "a has been giving out ad-
vice. He says man 80 years old
is too young to get married. The
payoff is that the guy has only
been married eight months himself.
Fisher who holds things down IN
Deptp. sc, can't eat doughnuts until
he gets his choppers, while Gosling
takes out his porcelain to bite into
the sinkers.
Stanley Ostapowicz is not attend
ing any more movies since he heard
that Donald Duck was dead.
Delbert Bordner, Jr., Dept 81,
was home recently on furlougn.
He paid the boys in the shop a
visit. Del is studying engineering
at Boston College. You can reach
him with a letter by addressing
him 35543879, Co. A R-318 A. S.
T. U. st. Mary's Hall, Boston Col
lege, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Elmer Eek of Dept. az is con-
valescing in Mercy Hospital where
he recently underwent an opera
tion. He is in Room $40 and would
enjoy visitors; but not all at one
time please.
Joe Whitmer, formerly of Dept.
Sc is doing his stint for the Army
at Ft. Orth, Cal, He is in the
680th Field Artillery and would be
glad to hear from some Of the boys.
WAR CHEST
Latest report is that the Ma
tional Supply went over the top in
the War Chest Drive and exceeded
its quota. Thanks to the fine CO.
operation of the Unit and manage
ment we did a good job and are
proud of our part in the drive.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12
AirWay
Airings

Since Ollie Guzdowski enjoys
having his name in the paper every
week, we decided not even to men
ton it this time. So there-Ollie.
Guess we won't let you be the Air
Way glamour boy every week.
Have you all seen Ursula's dia-
mond? 1t certainly is a beautiful
ring. She has no definite plans
for her wedding except that she
will wait for the duration. Good
luck and happiness, Ursula.
Clarence Wright has been stack
ing laminations in the machine
shop. Is that promotion from
your time keeping job, Clarence?
l never thought you were butter
fingered, Barney Duval, but after
what you did ! guess that is what
you are. 1t seems he started to un-
lock the tool room door, dropped
the key, and no one has been able
to find it. At least the tool room
looks better, due to the reorganiza-
ton while looking for the key.
Fern Daley has recently become
a fireman after working in the ma
chine shop for some time. His
brother-in-law, Wilbert ThouroC,
has suggested that Fern come to
his house every morning and tend
the fires so he can remain in bed
little longer. Wilbert Thourot has
been married just a short time.
Just a reminder to you fellows
not to speak too loudly while in the
mems rest room, especially on Sat-
urday. That is, if you won't want
anyone to hear what you say.
Dorothy Wooster has obtained
her release from the Air Way. She
has returned to her home in Jack
son, Michigan.
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Commutator Comments

l just wonder if the new enlarge
ment of the Hulhorst Micro Tool
Co. has affected Dan Cherry. One
of his employees took sick, but |
don't quite remember if she was
going to the hospital or just got
back. Anyway, Dan went to see
her. She told Dan she just left the
shop, but l guess Dan thought she
ought to be back to work anyhow.
One of the male members of our
shop went to a party last week. he
also went to Lamson's quite some
time ago. Boosting the morale OF
the feminine employees takes him
into some interesting but embar-
RAISING incidents.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12
Champion SparkIets

your fellow workers. You'll feel bet
ter and so will they.
Dept. B Employees.
Shuey from Dept. L second shift
doesn't believe the government has
priorities on travelling accommoda-
tions and men. On the return trip
from the Notre Dame VS. Navy
game last Saturday, she enjoyed
the privilege of a private coach
namely, the baggage car. This she
shared with fifteen men. P. S. A
good time was had by all
YOU'RE WELCOME
To the Brothers and Sisters of
Champion Unit, Local II:
wish to express my thanks, and
those of my three sons in service,
for being chosen to represent my
co-workers in the Army-Navy "E'
ceremony.
l shall always cherish the mem
ory of this occasion. Thanking all
of you again, / am
Sincerely,
(Signed) Nina Bierbaum.
HAW
The girls are fair at Champion,
In fact | think they're nicer
Than many l have chanced upon
At the Autolite and Spicer.
By Jim Vinson' No 3494.
UNIT MEETING
Due to the fact that the fourth
Thursday of November falls on
Thanksgiving day, our Unit meet
ing will be a week earlier this
month. The night shift meeting will
be November II at Local No. II in
parlor A, at 1900 noon. The day
shift meeting will be November Is
at 1880 P. M, at Gil Huron st.
Please make a note of this in your
mind so you don't attend these
meetings the wrong day or at the
wrong place.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12
Cameo Cd

By Ted MOdrowski

Johnny Mahros is badly beaten
man, so badly beaten that Andy
Loux is working overtime trying 20
restore his crushed spirit. Poor
John has suffered politically. The
recent election has broken him
down. Poor soul, the election results
have affected him so seriously that
he is considering resigning his po-
sition as Chairman of the Dinner
Table War Strategists. Nix, John!
Snap out of it. By the way, lot
of the folks would like to know why
you brought that load of coal back
to work with you.
WONDER DEPT.
We wonder if Frances Mochinski
voted Agnes Smith still likes
to ride the street car /. Floyd
Madrzykowski is still campaigning
Lillian Belly is still taking
singing lessons Elmer Siegert
is still the blond Adonis of Dept l
Irene Stanley is still thinking
middle aisleing it you are still
writing the boys in service {.
everyone knows that motion was
passed forbidding committeeman
and stewards from paying other
members dues? BY the way, this
was put into effect to help increase
attendance at our Unit meetings.
Please cooperate.
THANKS
Thanks a lot to all those who
have contributed so generously 20
servicemen's Christmas fund. Our
lads will appreciate your thought
fulness. Included in the gifts Will
be cards asking the boys to let US
know as soon as possible when they
receive their gifts. Letters and
cards acknowledging the gifts from
our boys will be posted on the bull
letin boards.
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VaIv-o-Lite
BY Dave Keisser
WAR BOND DRIVE

We went over in ship shape
fashion and a swell job was done
by all the Stewards and Committee
representatives. The shop was
canvased in record breaking time
Of only part Of day. We want
to thank all the CIO members and
non-members who donated so gen.
erously to this worthy cause.
WELFARE ASSOCIATION
Your welfare association has sent
S89.29 in cigarettes to our en-
ployees in service from our plant.
This means all over here and
abroad have received Christmas
gifts from you the employees Of
Toledo Steel Products Co. This as
sociation is for everyone and no
one group benefits from its pro-
ceeds. Therefore we wish every
one would take an interest in the
swell work which it is doing both
for the sick and deceased employees
and their families, also the boys
in service.
TALL TALES
Brother Brown now has a dog
which Brother Pipes made for him
setting on top Of his locker. I bet
that looks honey! Doesn't il
Brownie?
1t sure looks funny seeing Lana
wear those long drawn out gunny
sacks she packs around. She looks
more and more like a man every
day. Ha-ha. Some fun hey Lena
and some pants.
All employees not receiving the
Union Journal please present your
name and address to one of the
Stewards or Committee to be
turned into the hall.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-11-12
UNIONS TO ATTEND
BRITISH MEET

NEW YORK (FP)-Labor from
3S United Nations will gather IN
London on the call of the British
Trades Union Congress June 5. The
AFL, CIO' railroad brotherhoods
and the United Mine Workers, if
it is then still unaffiliated, will be
invited to attend.