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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
LIQUIDATORS
GET OUT OF DEBT

NT VIT'I UT TTlb
,flAE- i,tAr-irc TIA fas'ff rTrfI- III a.
- CUvTT AT Your ms lcaVlnE erou-h
90 provide for VOTE home and tam
LIZ N0H RHF BUEDkNEn WIN
bills you owe % o. sour family an3
ioh tu see Us
your Rest Re' 20 &C. or ~ nrh'
CREDIT ADJUsTMF NT co
S33 Rarium TuweI CH sliI
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JERRY LYNGtt
BERT BAKER

i..-4--~ r7vv F771
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
PROPERTIES

- RMS north Rlvs Inc $50,
5 refue.; Sil 900 terms.
80 RMS BRICK. newly pa nied .
3'' taxes $3.50 GN~-'S 5000 down
ATTN LIT Hal - -.----------rr----
Inc S5S04 hs SIR. north Blvd
RCfueerat0rs 3 rm apfs
l. APARTMENTS Beautifu. net
income tear $3.50 %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
MBSFMAKEG00b!

Every MUTT Rebuilt Motor carries \ new
-ar guarantee and mist make qnnd tn Sers-
ice or Mutt makes Good NJ excuses. No
al,hs There are over 20 600 SslYina- In
=t-7rrF-7--TT Neets IN private cars. ard ma.
roc nood on THIS basis No ether mote
bears the CenihAH- SAai - Mefrr- SrnHttf.
no Perfection No oihar -maiaf -tHaAea+N-
trW features ot quality sTvrHe rebuilding,
worth many dollars extra 20 you.
rebuilt 20 ns~-car precision limits.
AAtlnEAllA- AA1al44Aaa- H=----------------
-Rsee-tyee- nrrrus
4.RinG Aircraft Pisions
Gyen operation triple irspscted
static and Dynamic Balagce
ke~.car guar NJ excuses. No aihis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
BARLUM HOTEL
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

ALEXANpRINE. WEST. ~ sleep
ing room single or double eie-
vator SIN floor apartment 40
Temple .uu67
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING


AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING
OWNERS Avalahlc March
list prompt efficient. complete
truck repairing service. 20 mechanics
20 serve Won, Humping. patptug cot.
TsJ0n. complete motor rebuilding.
Make arrangements now no 75s2,
AUTO REPAIRS
MISUNDERSTANDING
Reasonably Waiting Terms
EL-A4iS=312A-l,d River. r.. =ei15-firI
AUTO TAPH- t-r1E1UGss cOupes con-
vcrted To 5-pass. coupes General
Top & frtU1 503B Fenke0. UN. i-ab30.
Dumping, Painting, Repair
No waiting E-Z prices and terms
RUNDS. 5s05 W. FORT-Vl 2-2s00
TRANSMIsSIONs and springs re-
built. all makes, special on battery
holders AioN Replacemont Parts.
1925 LivernCts HQE4-tA- 41l-rr4i -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
GARDEN 0fY HOME
RENTAL HOMES
NOroSs and Kelly Road
FLATS FOR RENT
HOTELS

PURITAN. 1888 store for living
quarters, S3A month open sunday,
80 ~ 80. Townsend s-AeA3
HATE G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
$50 TO SlOO More-All Makes

You Don't Have 10 Shop or Take
Checks Our Buyer VIII Call at
Your Door With CASH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

g
eo~nro~,--5th Floor. Penobscot Bidg
Ce,f-i tr-t & GTisvoId CIerry 81
18th r.. Majestic Bldg. Cadillac 0"'5
Bid ~ Lafayette Bldg. - NfIct gaa
Corner shelby Cadillac f-i-2
c,osd siv-- JO.O 10y Road
ND /
q4bS Grand River Hpgsrih 4DlN
i4&3l Greenfield. az Grand River
--7,-rt--F-+--W ards \ Efm0ni e. ..,,sL1l-
tfokis-d soet-s+itti Woodward End -
Terminal Arcade IDvnsend sl43s
f.,-sol. 2275O Woodward Az, End ~
cor. ehlc6 WoS,duard lincoln Q sS0Q
tos-l4445 Grafiof Ave Anove Me
Road. opp Wards Arlington j,0o
1908 Jefferson Ave Eas, LfuoT of3a
9992 Gratiot Above Harper Plaza ll9l
wa-7T07 Michigan Vlnruood ? 2ss6s
o.o,bos. --l31Os Michigan. block Vest
n Nchaeffcr Road Oregon g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
BOARD AND ROOM
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS
BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT

LADY VIII share home with mod .
aged couple gentleman HOgartn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
MONEY TO LOAN

= ---------- rr1r--rIri, at c1T1TyGs ~ fne
rate of so per month or ii.-i pa. E 81
hilance not exceeding 500. and -
per month on that part OF a balance N
. xfsres ~ 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE Service.
seldom & Johcsop. Inc. 4 Offices
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

At KELLEY S BARGAINS
81 RMS Inc sos. 13 refrg steam
stoker, 3rmS AFT. owner s.. -oo
down
30 RMS Inc S602. brick. stone
steam S3O0n down
a ATTS baths and Refrg BRICK
steam stnasr. $500 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
MONEY TO LOAN
Get Your $40 to $500
L o An
at PROvlDENT

.PROvIDENT makes loans promptly
on furniture, autos. stocks, bonds,
and on unsecured notes. No inquiries
OF friends or relatives. Since 1905
ers right. You'll be right. too, II you
see PROviDENT for your loan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
PROP. FOR SALE

COLORED-Several store properties on
Oakland. Clay. Hoibrook. Chene Stop
IN Tor list Edelman. 1925 Oakland
a. Westminster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
WANT ADS CONTINUED
FROM ASSIFIED
SECT TON
FLATS ron SALE

coLORED BARGAINS, ALL on
WEST GRAND BOULEVARD
BRICK 2-family. rooms each. BRICK
4-famiiy. Q rooms each. BRICK. Is
family; BRICK. 2e-fAmily. reasonable
terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

CAsH-For colored properties; quick
smediey. AS 4. Warren. TIE 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
FARM AND LANDS ron SALE

FAhM AND LANDS FOh SALE
ACRES. so-Beautifui s-room modern
bunralow; fArhRes. concrete floor ham
with running water. new chicken house;
30 acres cleared: spring fed private
lake. trout stream: rood hunting. Ideal
for estate or dairy farm. IS miles north
OF Grand Rapids. near good city. Priced
2oeil Harper To 2-ss2o.
AucTiON-i53-scre farm and irnpie-
ments. tix miles east OF Jonesyilie on
Mich. US-1l2; s-room house, modern
fixtures, furnace heat. full basement;
farm tools, tractor. etc. sale at z ID. m.
Thursday. Oct. 2e.
BIG FARM cATALOG : HundredS of
properties described. many illustrated
With pictures. rock-oottom prices Write
today for your FREE copy. sTROyT
REALTY. e0o-AB Fox Bldg. Detroit 4 +,
Mich CA l5O4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

EAST DEARBoRN-4soi WALNUT
OPEN TO 9
Both vacant: rood income This prop
erty nuat be sold today. Located near
Creennelo and hichiFan. Hot air heat,
TO e-lISO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

SALE OF LAND
c cRAsp RI * s1 AWE s saPs az
7-MILE AND ALBERT
Sealed bids will be received BY
Charles NJ Zierler. state Highway
Commissioner. until 1900 q. m. East
ern War Time, Thursday. November q
1914. az the Metropolitan Office OF the
state Highway Department 1905
Lshser Road, Detroit 10. Michigan. for
the sale OF the following described
South So n. Of Lot ? ~ Asses
Sors Daily and CSmpoeli's Resubdivi-
sion OF Lots 70 IS incl, 90 70 10
Incl. and vacated alleys OF Daily and
Campbell's Grand River Avenue Subdi-
vision OF NEi, OF NWi. and acres OF
H'thly part Of Hwl, Of NEi. Of Sec. z
south Of Grand River Avenue tbs,
RI0E, BEDFORD Twp. and City OF De
troit. Wayne County. Michigan"
Certified check or money order IN the
amount Of $4,000 made payable TO
Charles NJ. ziegier. State Highway
Commissioner. must accompany each
bid. Do not send cash.
Sealed bid should be plainly marked.
Bid s7-6.
Mail or deliver all bids 10;
Michigan State Highway Department
174e5 LshSer Road
Detroit le, Michigan
Up .. Boz IS, Rediord Branch
Right 10 reserved 10 reject any or all
bids and waive defects.
CHARLES M ZIEGLER,
State Highway Commissioner.
Detroit, Michigan
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VACANT LOTS ron SALE
BUY STATE owned properties. See your
real estate broker

real estate broker.
ISvEsToRs-TAKE NOTICE
DO you know men with $4,000 each
can buy complete subdivision consisting
OF 10 large 6o-foot lots between JEFF
ferton and Harper1 Right In the heart
81 ST. Clair Shores. Buy now, get
ready for building after the war In
yeGtiEste See Ralph Schneider, 2ssI4
East Jefferson, 81. Clair Shores. Phone
0-gn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
MONEY TO LOAN
I.vISIT LOANS

SPECIAL BUSINESS wOMEN's
DEPT. FOR EMPLOYED WOMEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

Above payments cover everything. Including
CHARGE Of J per cent monthly On unpaid
balances % TO 500. z per cent monthly
on balances above
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Death aotlfes

BASDIsH-hsrEare age 70. April
q. 1914 dear mother ~ Michael.
lo1is, Frank Felix. Mrs viciOris
Lspkowskl, Mrs Mary AArsck. Mrs.
FfzSD beth gilbert. Mrs Rose Bet
nsrski. dear sister % Frank swinski
Of Pa Mrs. Veronica Truntr Of Pa.
grandmother OF 10 grandchildren ana
great grandmothsr OF siK grandchil-
dFsn. Funeral Monday $50 a. m.
from residence, 1905 McDougall. 10
Our LADY OF Help % Christians
Church a. 10. In,erment Nj. oliyet.
BRINKMAN-Aprl 5. Anthong G..
beloved husband OF the late Flor
enes. dear father OF Rosemary, Mrs.
Albert Schventer, Mrs. John Sinkow-
sa. brother 81 Mrs Frank Andres,
Mrs. Anthony Ioeee ana Eii.aes1s
Blinkmsn Funeral Home. saturday.
April a. al ESQ. 81. Joseph's Church
a, 10
SowAN John c, Of $4,000 Cowsn
RI Plymouth. Mich beloved son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. VIM. cowan.
dear brother Of the late william ana
ROhert dear uncle % Margaret,
Katherins and Patricia Cowan. Pvt.
Robert COVan. l. 8 Army ana Pvt.
James Cowan, : Marines, dear
cousin Of Mrs Mary DIVER Mrs.
and Mrs. John stein. funera! from
the Van Lerberghs Funeral Home.
1890 +. Warren. corner of Laksvis~.
Monday morning, a. 90 and Al
Saints Church at 10 Rosary sunday
evening a. 500 Member and hrst
commander. American Legion Harold
Todd Post
FKRUT-April 8. is4s, Fred " Of
an44 Brandon Ave, beloved hus-
hand Of MARY. dear father 81 Mrs
Frsds Hafenfsld Mrs hszsl singIsy.
Mrs Fontells Lahadis and Russell
EbrIt leaves Two grandchildren.
Funeral from j. X McSesiy Funeral
Home. S07 W Grand Blvd Monday
a. $50 lnterment Woodmers
sYNOD-NichAei. beloved husband
OF Anna. dear father OF Edna. Bar
bars. Helen and John died April ;.
Funeral Saturday az p from
BaEnAsco Funerhi Home al2
Grand Blvd Church service, Greek
Orthodox Church A. 30 , m. In
tervneut Evergreen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
IN MEMOhIAM

IL LOVING memory % Hugh Glenn
ents who passed away two Years sgo
April s f0ndlY remembered ~ MS
wife ana children ~ i00iO Quincy
"Un'n the day breaks and shadows
flee away
Ard With ne morn those angsi faees
smile for whom have loved
long since and oct awhile
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28
Csneo CD
Opener
BY Ted Modrowski
COMPLACENCY

1OUAA A<ASGANSA
Way back when the workers
were struggling for recognition
and only after some brutal con-
flicts won their point, you could
depend on each and every one OF
them to be present at any meeting
or union gathering. They laid
aside their previous engagements
to be present and lend a hand
to a cause they knew was worthy
of their efforts.
They marched in picket lines to
uphold their arguments and win
the support of their fellow man.
They donated both time and money
to the cause of brothers who were
striving to make their management
recognize them. They backed every
activity undertaken by their union.
They foresaw tough struggle for
complete recognition and united as
one to make the union a progress
sive organization.
What has happened since then?
Their tone of voice has changed
and they are leaving the bulk of
the load, which by the way is still
great, on the shoulders of select
few. The meeting halls are not
what they were a few years ago.
Even though the facilities are bet
ter the attendance is poorer.
We would like at this time to
remind you people, the older mem
bers in particular, that a similar
fight to the one you had in '37
may be necessary to hold the gains
you have made. This being the
case wouldn't you rather enter the
battle prepared? And now is
the time to start making those
preparations. The complacency
which has enveloped the rank and
file is most serious and must be
overcome at once. 1t is a job en-
tirely in your hands so let's see
you come through and put your
1 self on that active list.
yWHATCHA WANT?
To those who would rather see
gossip and stories about the people
in this column. AS soon as we
see that active list growing you
can be sure we will return to per-
sonalities as you enjoy them. 1t
is with absolute sincerity that
these columns are written and we
hope you take them as such. Any
and all constructive criticism and
questions will be gladly accepted.
We must all realize that the
N. A. M. or any of the reaction
aries do not intend to give labor
rest and we must be on our toes
at all times. Let's all pitch in and
give the new officers the support
they need.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28
HOME LOANS

HOME OWNER LOAN CORP.
payments can be made in
Toledo thru our office
small fee Of 10 cents per
$500 for handling.
THE THE0. SCHMITT CO.
233 St. Clair st. MA. 4121
Real Estate-AIl Kinds Of Insurance.
Opposite Old Post Office
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
OPA Rights
Are Upheld

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. %
An unanimous decision by the
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in
New Orleans upholding fully the
right of OPA to suspend from busi-
ness firms violating rationing or
ders was hailed here by 0PA as a
major victory for the governments
wartime program for the handling
of goods in which there are short
ages.
The decision, first of its kind
by an appellate court, came in the
case of Texas oil company which
had obtained a federal district
court injunction prohibiting OPA
from enforcing a suspension of
business order against the COM
pany for violating gasoline ration
ing regulations.
The injunction, granted by Judge
William H. Atwill, was used ex-
tensively by the Smith committee
in its recent attacks on OPA. The
court of appeals decision held that
Sin this period sellers of shortage
goods were acting as trustees for
the government and that only the
willing and the able should be al
lowed to act in this capacity"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28
Auto-Lite News

To the people who so heartily
cooperated in the 4th War Bond
Drive many thanks.
The Service Mems collection
which is taken monthly should be
supported 1000 1t is necessary
that everyone give so cents, which
surely no one begrudges, as we
are having more boys leave each
week we must have enough money
to send them $500 each month. If
you are absent the day of the col
lection give your money when you
return. We need your support.
They are giving their entire pay
check up, can't We in return give
so cents.
Dept. 10 pays tribute to the
Dept. Flirts, known as Dollie FL
well and Loretta Thomas. They
keep their eyes on the job? Do
jobs walk up to the mezzanine
quite frequently?
William Browning Dept. 49
Watchman Division will do his
watching for the Navy after this
week. With seven years expert
ence with the Marines he should
be great asset to the Navy. Good
luck William and may you return
an Admiral!
The first shift Mems Bowling
Teams would appreciate Toby's
leaving his big black cigars at
home on Friday nights. Last week
he was given a stoogie direct from
Mexico, but alas! it didn't knock
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28

the Dept. X steward. Good luck,
Chet, old boy!
The cat on the fourth floor of
the old building has been discour-
aged because a cover was made
for the abrasive hopper, and he
will continue his days in the steel
mill. We sure hope this will please
certain group on the 3rd floor
even if the 4th floor is overrun
with mice. And never mind about
the sand.
The blood donors club at the
Champion has been depleted re-
Gently by many of the boys leav-
ing for service. Those who wish
to be on call when there is need
of a blood donor please give your
name to the steward. If you have
your type tell your steward what
type it is when you hand in your
name. We can use everyone who
is willing to help.
In behalf of all the Union mem
bers who knew Bob Rogers. we
wish to extend our sympathy to
his family. He was one of the
incest persons who ever worked at
Champion. Those who knew him
will miss him very much Those
who didn't know him lost a rich
experience.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28
Subsidy Ben
Voted Out On
Senofe Floor

WASHINGTON (FP) - T. e
Smith -Connally war labor disputes
act does not require the govern
ment to give up possession at this
time of the coal mines seized in
the November strike, Attorney
General Francis Biddle ruled Jan.
II.
His opinion was made at the re-
quest of Secretary of Interior Har-
old Ickes, custodian of the mines.
The act provides that mines taken
over by the government shall be
returned to their owners. not later
than go days after full production
has been tserored, Biddle said.
Productive efficiency of a mine
cannot be determined alone by the
physical volume of coal produced
at a given time; it also is neces-
sary to consider whether, if the
government relinquishes possession,
there will be further interferences
with production through strikes or
stoppages or threats of strikes or
stoppages.
In his letter requesting an opin-
ion, Ickes said: 81 am convinced
that, despite the remarkably high
levels achieved at the mines, their
restoration to the owners at this
time, when the contract negotia-
tions are not completed, might lead
to a recurrence Of the work stop
pages which have meant so great
a loss of coal production in the
past and which at this time, when
the coal shortage is so severe, may
well spell disaster"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28
Champion SparkIets

The Champion All Star Team
of the CIO league including Harry
Covey, Earl Cole, John Klofta,
Steve Lawniczak and Ted Hill is
slated for a 6-game total pins
match game against the cream of
the Champion league, composed of
John Stein, Ed Barkholt, Henry
Greene, Bernie Krieger and Lou
Pfann. The match is set for Sun
day afternoon February 6 at Mau-
NEE for the first three games and
will conclude the following Sunday
at an unnamed alley. Kenny Os-
trander will be official score
keeper.
Anderson Cheeves of Dept. K
has been elected President of the
Rumor department and also Su-
r-Snooper de luxe.
Harry from Dept. / in E should
be ashamed for giving Chuck
Johnson all that small change
when he bought during the Fourth
War Loan Drive. Now we won't
know the total amount Of Cham
pion bond sales until March, or
April because Chuck only learned
to count up to 10.
Vera, oh Vera! Whittier goest
thou? Seems that you are leav-
ing US for good. Never to see no
mo-. Not here anyway. Here's
best wishes from all of us in your
new venture as businesswoman.
Goodbye, Vera Wicks, and good
luck.
Thelma is leaving too, but only
temporarily to see her hubby. Best
wishes for a pleasant trip from
the girls in L in E.
Boy, can he play golf? And
how! You should also see him
play darts. He's also a swell fell
low and fine looking young man.
The Army will soon claim him
which will be a loss to Dept. K
and big gain to Uncle Sam.
Who is he? Chester Domagala
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28
ABOUT FOLKS
Change Of
Address

Names and addresses in our
files of those who receive the
Toledo UNION JOURNAL
are made up according to
shops. When you write in
giving your change of ad-
dress, please mention your
shop, otherwise we are un-
able to make the change.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28

him out, he bowled his highest
game of the year.
We know everyone is attending
the Presidents Birthday Ball this
Friday but thereafter let's go over
to and watch our star performers
and watch our star performers
fantastic bets.
Wanda Biel from Dept. 2 is "a
grandmother, her daughter Cert
rude Bednarski worked on the 2nd
shift in Dept. 2. If the baby boy
resembles the maternal side he
shall be a good looking chap.
Dorothy Purdue, Dept. 2 is re-
joicing, her husband Navy is
home on furlough. Her joy will be
short lived as they are sending
him to California which will cam
eel her customary '-oe'- - '-'-i'-
Madelle Adde's, Plant Is, has
special feeling for V"l~
l can't fathom. Sho
mined the Service Mems Letter
this month should be decorated
with cupids or a heart. It turned
out a compromise the day was
mentioned.
Rhea Manor doesn't complain
when Papa Joe works half the
mite on letters. checks and fiIc4.
but when he playfully lets the ink
out of his fountain pen on a linen
tablecloth that's too much to bear.
Stop his allowance, Rhea,
Ethel Murphy from the bearing
room has our sympathy, her hus-
band has been i'll and last week
her house burned down. Here's
hoping better days are ahead.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-01-28
National
Supply
By Shorty Sager
GIVE A HAND

To Ray Pund, former member of
the executive committee, who is
one of the most active and loyal
Unit members. Ray never misses
a meeting and is ready and willing
at all times to serve on a commit
tee or do anything in his power to
advance the cause of the organiza-
ton. The strength of our union is
based upon men like Ray, convinc-
ed union-minded people who are
the backbone of our great union.
We need more Rays and believe
his conduct helps us get them.
AROUND THE SHOP
To the peepul who are ribbing
their correspondent for not being
able to take it: Wattsamatter.
folks? Getting shaky of what
might be said about you?
Last Tuesday, the tool crib team
of the shop league nearly beat
Dept. 81 three games-nearly. With
little more practice they might
eventually win one.
Put your dough on Bruce Wilson
in tool crib No. 8 for the fastest
moving human, especially after he
punches the clock at 11:30 a. m.
Harold Sweprise, formerly of
Dept. 80, was recently discharged
from the Marine Corps after being
wounded three times at Guadal-
canal. He is now in Great Lakes
Hospital recovering from his
wounds. Here's wishing Harold a
complete and speedy recovery.
Leonard Stack. Dept. sc, says
that from now on he wants to lie
known as the buttermik kid.
Bob Benson, who makes passes
at stuff in tool crib No. 3, and is
affectionately known as Boob, ;"
has been observed picking up cigar
butts. That proves one of two
things. Either the tobacco shortage
is really growing acute, or Boob"
is really a MacBenson.
PRETTY BOY
Floyd Collins of the machine re-
pair dept, better known as pretty
boy" doesn't believe in paying for
haircuts. He earns his by sweeping
out the barber shop. His motto is
"Save your pennies and the dollars
will save themselves" Another
Mac, Ell?
Whoever started that assinine
rumor that the members of the
executive don't work? far be it
from me to beat the drum for the
executive committee, but l know
that there aren't any harder work,
ing guys in the National Supply