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Evening star., 1945-03-23
HELP MEN (cont,)

AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN and auto
ssssy n $50 xesE
MOTOR Co. 1900 King st.. Alexandria,
AUToMoTrvE MECHANICS to work on
lent len woTkins condition. Make plans nov
eRa S1ssRlif APReI II ts's % sol s.s.a:
sUfo sgEf = MRcAAEcRs.bl. Rs IL 4aSG man to work
with and supervise HELPERS in xs!l-
equipped shop under good working condi-
psy ops and geapy bo01 OS with S9dR M
AETo PARTS MAN to take entire charse
Sdnns Of parts IS department; good salary snd
HANKA SERVICE. 1926 Goth st. NV.
lAUTOMOTIvE GENERATOR and starter
man. Must be thoroughly experienced to
asAT1RG Rs TPsRGGacen' co' ais ifpPi0snen. ss mt. B.
AUTOMOTIyE PARTS CLERKS-If YOU
can see, write and walk you can fill this
ESSENTIAL xork Is Ws .as msn eostGm no shd
aTns; aSsd ssIsry sse N. oRourts'
A6TSMofivE SALESMAN. 2 i1sa rood II tenritor,
E excellent Opportunity; Boz sos;a star.
pe1enee Esnsea e sea aa5E RywsEs gssr Write
BAKERY SHOP. b413 Georgia ave. NV.
sS xee sh9T hours nn
required. WI. 9701 or OIL. 1896.
BELLBoY, with elevator operators per:
nit Apply EBBrrT HOTEL 10th and
sookkhEpER ssi kh;E for apartment house de.
sel1pment; saE,Isn nss6 salary $50 per week. Phone
BooKKEssPPER for accounts receivable and
general statistical work in hotel accounting
EASE S HoTE 81 mo- 18th Ap1la sna
BOY r. 1 8 o or IT,, after school and week
pay. Apply 1925 Bladensburs I'd. ne,
aads5 T. tHE z5s zbss ssKssas K.aS fS5s ff5
l029 Vermont ave. NV.
9 9e Sis no d ss 81 Sye q sansy. pod5 and e
salary and meals. 1924 ard st. NV.
s. Boy. eoiored, ot over 10. for part-t,m. work
vEMEzIA CAFETERIA. 1857 10th st. NV
Boys. white t21. aged Il Or r; to work
days only. to $50. Apply Mr.. scHRoT,
Saturday afternoon, newsstand, Veterans
AdH hlSg Vt snd Egs ggst,on
DER CLOTHES. ,e37 st. NV
BusBoY, part time; evening work; good
pay; 1ayo ous Apply sf n PIERREs RESTAURANT
sunday work; you have a steady position
Tith 5oSd pay bADPS AISs RES
sS: Sss:.S Ssss ss ,saa g sys sssr. .:, e
BUS OPERATORs-The neeu Is Irsent
Men over .21 years of age for part-time
work Sunday and daily. also full time;
essential and permanent; hospitalization;
MGToN. MARLBORO 4 ANNAPOLIS
MOTOR LINES. INC. See Mr.. Barnes. 1910
Southern ave Sc
BUS OPERATORs-You can earn mors
with postwar security; The Arnold Linei
need operators to work either full or part
time, no experience necessary. pay while
U POO for oss1se
free Transportation, free nursing service,
pleasant working conditions Take any
Arlington, or telephone GL 1000. Employ
msnt g NJ, once q ,, open & $40 to $50 weekdays
ARNGL|R a. 1[|lr.tnn LINES WASH Va. and Md. Coach
BUsB0Ys, cOiored. 70 work IN nish-c!ass
sea food restaurant: top wages. Including
Apply personnel ONCE. o'DoNNE1L's SEA
GRILL. 1907 e 1t. NV
CAR WASHER, good salary. heated ga
Brooks AMEk4cAN ysIaN1aa sGRVIcE cENTEk. sS a.
GARFsNf SsH 'see mimen @ screen Gn
oN Hor aos hsRh5S SSSMd yrss sA sss
G.ipsWI;ynl; E & ays; Re No; 554l: ,n.,.. .,..s
RTfES NC. General once, Wardmsn
Park Hotel Conn. ave. and Woodley
I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
BY Evelyn Hayes

times It's small price-merely
through its simplicity and good
basic lines. The fabric is nice
Opaque no-slip-needed spun rayon
that comes in three smart colors-a
good dark navy, summer brown and
bright pink. Cut in one piece with
flattering open collar, white buttons
down the front and deep white cuffs
that serve as pretty excuses for
sleeves, the dress has definite
igh-price tag look. From now !un-
til summer you'll live in it-and love
the way you look. Hint to new
corners: Button-front dresses have
great virtue in Washington, where
the weather sometimes gets so hot
that even lifting dress over your
head seems too much of an effort.
IT'S A CINCH-Any girl with a
small waist and a fair for sports
clothes would love you for giving her
something that sets off both at one
and the same time. Enter-the cow
hide belt studded with vari-colored
jewels-great big stones that shine
out and say, Look at this size 24!'
Or perhaps this is the little item
you've been hunting to give lift tc
an old sports dress or slacks in your
own wardrobe. Best of all, there's a
cute bracelet running mate with
similar sparklers. Either would make
super gift for any Of the teenage
sweater set.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

Of double naught" garnet paper, !
putty knife, / pint of turpentine, /
2 or 3 inch brush, plenty of old
towels and cloths.
Scrape the floor down to the bare
wood with the scraper. Sand the
floor carefully using plenty of the
garnet paper to get smooth, clean
surface. Run the vacuum cleaner
over to pick up all the loose dust.
Empty the quart of clear wood filler
into a larger can or shallow dish
such as an enamel pan. Add "
the turpentine and start slowly
stirring until a pasty substance is
formed. Now add little Italian
sienna and then some lamp black.
Keep adding a little of each until
the dark walnut color is attained.
More lamp black than sienna will
be required. Add " the remaining
turpentine and stir again until
good creamy consistency is attained.
In mixing the stain, add only little
of each at time and test for color
by rubbing some on clean piece OF
wood and wiping off. Too much
lamp black can very easily be added.
Now take the brush and start COW
ering the floor about square feet
at time. Brush in well back and
forth-start another 4-foot square
to allow the first area to start dry
ing. Take an old towel or some
rough cloth and wipe up the first
area. Wipe across the grain. This
will be messy job but keep at it.
Have plenty of rags on hand but
don't be too particular to use clean
one all the time as it isn't neces-
sary. With the putty knife inside
a cloth run down the seams between
planks to clean out the filler in the
joints. Do this before it sets too
hard. Don't worry if the floor
doesn't look perfect right away.
When the entire floor Is covered
and wiped, take a cloth dampened
in turpentine and remove the stain
from the Dashboard and trim.
Now get clean cloth and go over
the entire area again rubbing hard
-(take off your shoes and kneel on
some cloths). Allow the floor to dry
overnight and carefully wax with
good floor wax Keep the floor
waxed and you will have no further
trouble.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
HELP MEN.

CCOUNTANT-Salary, $4,000 State ex.
perience. Box 62-K. Star.
cPA ONCE; Salaries, $500 and 1000
must have release. Box 39s-E. Star.
| ACCOUNTANT, permanent position will
public accounting firm. pleasant workini
conditions con ,na Please reply IN own hand
salary Salary required. BOX BOX so4-d. ds Star. -'
lADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR by national
organization, knowledge of mechanics pre-.
ferred, 39-hour week; good salary. Box
AFTER SCHOOL BOYS, age 1e and owe,
as messengers, with or without bicycles
Hours. pm. TO 10 pm: Apply WESTERN
UNION. RIM. 200. 1877 New York ave. NV.
ARMATURE WlNDER - Must be thor.
Sgshly ofo2s in automotiys c and
a postwar future. Box 490-E. Star.
ASSISTANT POSTER CLERK, no expert
PIcTuREs DisTRifRRiUIfT1Na CORP. S soi
ssTGsNsy ssT GSsNSSsy ave n;w a,s;,, d, ....,. -.
opening for alert young man, member
p, C.; Bar; $3.50 month to start. Box
AUTO AUTO aEscciHAN1cs. 2; excellent salary
good b hours; in new modern earage Apply
A6Fo AG aEcaaNcs AhAaia &c. essential Fl scsisss,
products experience. Must have tools and
release. Excellent working conditions and
salarg. See Mr.; Sanders, RANDALL MO-
InSs; 9o m dNc; q Cnrssler-Piymouth dealers
AUTO iSH MncHANfcs, Nj sii Mics fun or part time:
must be experienced. Bee Mr.. Dennison,
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1401 R. I ave. ne.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Miss Dix: I am Is years old
I have plenty of ambition, am not
lazy and have a wonderful mother
But that wonderful mother of mine
is the drawback of my progress
She has always petted, pampered
humored and virtually thought fol
me all of my life until she has
made me such a weakling that ]
haven't the strength to stand alone
She will not permit me to go one
step away from her, and when !
try to break away and do something
she weeps until I promise to stay
right with her.
Now I am in love, but the girl !
am engaged to refuses to marry me
unless I leave my mother and get a
new start in life and show that I
can be a man instead Of just
mothers pet. What shall I do?
Give up the girl I love and stay
with mother, or leave mother and
go with the girl? MISERABLE.
Answer-It depends upon how
thoroughly your mother has done
her selfish and deadly work in
emasculating you and making you q
perpetual baby who will never be
able to break away from her apron
strings.
Psychologists tell us that men who
have the mother complex deeply
fixed on them never really love any
Evening star., 1945-03-23

EASY DOES TITO our mind this
is one Of those very practical items
with a pleasant look of luxury about
it. It's a shoehorn with an elon-
gated handle, designed originally to
spare the lazy Cor the sicD the trou-
BILE Of bending to put on their shoes.
We have discovered another advan-
tage. It will save hose as well as
shoes because by eliminating the
bending it eliminates the runs in
duced by such genuflexion. We've
always liked the shoehorns made
Of horn which, for some reason or
other, have been hard to find lately
along with nylons and cigarettes.
(We1l still settle for the latter!)
Now we've found a beauty-10 inches
long-genuine horn-and made In
Texas where the natives will prob
ably tell you that Texans grow so
tall they can't possibly reach their
shoes without a shoehorn. Anyway
our find is a good buy and fine
gift idea for both Mr.. and Mrs. The
girls will probably prefer the dain-
tier, more feminine ones made Of
lucite. Either kind has hole in the
handle for hanging purposes.
4 X
NOW-INTO-SU O-SUMMER-"She al
ways looks so smart. I don't know
how she does it on her salary!"
That's what your feline friends will
be saying when you appear In this
scoop we've unearthed. It's q dress
that manages to look two or three
Evening star., 1945-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,

WE URGENTLY NEED home and will
pay up to $4,000 for a. modern house in
any good residential neighborhood. Replies
Ash, Star. "a
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one other than myself.
RICHARD A. MATSON, 924 No. Quincy
t., Arlington, Va. 23'
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER will do your
work in her office. Call DI. 9S62.
MAY 1T PLEASE THE BAR: Would 1t be
practical to separate the living from the
dead in the clerks list of the District
2010 G.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one other than myself
JOSEPH M. KAUTz, 9021 Fairview rd.,
Silver Spring, Md. 25'
PURCHASING AGENCY Of Government
surplus on commission basis for all types
Of material: COMMODITIES TRADING
CORP, 80 w. 42nd st. N. Y. City.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, junior. for once Of CPA.
ACCOUNTANT, permanent position. with
public accounting firm; pleasant working
conditions. Please reply In own handwrit-
ing, stating age. qualifications and salary
ADVERTISING DEPT.-We need some one
who is familiar with copy, layouts and
typography for local newspaper ads. Salary
in accordance with experience and ability.
Ask for Mr. O'Nein:
cloth coats: liberal salary, pleasant work.
ing conditions; full or part time. SAKS,
XLTERxTIoNl HANDS. filters, seamstresses
and tailors: many benefits. Apply to per-
sonnel ONCE. End noor. THE HECHT CO..
= st. ct 7th.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

You can wear either the pill box
or the pompadour cap to match
your smart bag in this easily
crocheted set.
Pattern envelope contains COM
plete, easy-to-read and easy-to-fol-
low directions for the above
Our 60-page multicolored book of
Needle Arts, containing five free
patterns and many other suggestions
fer-dressing up your home and your
self is now available. Send your re-
quest for this book to the address
listed below. inclosing 20 cents in
coins to cover the cost and mailing
charges.
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No .R-2231 to Needle Arts Dept,
The Washington Star, P. o. Box
172, Station D, New York 8, N. Y.
Please include your postal zone
number.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it Is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them.
Betsy CastceH.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
HELP MEN.

SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER, white, must
be experienced and have goo, ysfsrenees;
sTAT1oNERY ENGRAvERs: full or part part
time. Apply % at once, g gemploymen1 ntztnS 155Ss'
STEAM fffTsfiERs@Thoroughiy experienced
men only need apply. Excellent wages
Efkss ss7 f'Ra'sRs % e. hs or Fsas Come to
sSts sTockRooM kis 81 MAJ NAN for oil burner and
good additional income; must be sober,
saa 56HS SNEW 2E eo
sGFfkSTRsbENT 81 fasisFffs 81 of construction Own
for Job Just starting. State age, expert
ence, references. availability, salary ex-
pected and phone number. Box 37s-G,
TAI TaoR 4, for 1adiss SEsp ssFpsPs 1lssS ss
oRs coNsolBATD saR s se'i i4ss
TIRE vULcAMIzERs: top salary; best con, !;
Iii FREE e. MAN. experienced, for supervising
cutting down and trimming trees. Phone
TRUCK DRIVER, white or colored: expert
apply Immediately. s. r. WOLFE & SON.
Las Pierce st; NV.
na npfk hsasRs Rs'Hh a aDp
s1a St Rs am .,te,1 to Pm Pm fo- N. vb,
h gnrH Ruis e is6sE aHH aaSfT4s Co.
1923 Pa. ave. NV.
espsa 5s Ess5s cAPTroH 81 OYER ADD ushsF
VETERANS WORLD WAR IL, 1s to "a. for
veterans publisations i9I namely o. :; Navy
cavalFy cav my yournsi f0isn and others physicay
Handicapped ana disabled, veterans, pre-
M Y izser s1a bda sEas
yoEd; q, also . .ststioa. attendant: top wages.
f 1S ssss
an sosz Hore oa 4DpH hasT T F9S ao
COURSES e. 7;so am. or phone RE. 1920
VIZ VEsrHefRANf Fl fns with som. experience IN ac-
LuNp. Rm, 7Ss; sic izsh st. NV. Non
WATERS, full or. part time. exp, for
soses ADps
WATERS teoloreO for seasood restaurant.
Sas Tsels
lWAiTEEs, coiored; opportunity to earn
testament: dependable and sober men
| VLS. nttasS sppL9 efenhss' UA@efNAsh -
WArcHMAKKRss w GIN rs immediate openings.
%ess Sss ssa o11 FsgsA as spRssSS
YOUNG intelligent. boy, to learn meat
sTg s9Ef e. cs heaTs s IHs sGSd %akk sisEns fs si
Xfsa XoN .sssmp, VI " Sa 7s no
sfs. ssiafs sss vee Tsone VI
YOUNG MAN OR BOY to assist stock
room manager run parts. Must have per-
init. See Mr., ,Dufiy, LoMAR MOTOR CO.
WANTED Va TED experienced chef for summer
ss sa < ss1s man. 7s Fson: ssstsHs 2sns %
WOODWARD 8 LoTHRoP has immediate
Apply empieyment once. 9th noor, s:5o-s
pseass ssi
a9Srs ;sG-6 daily. i2:so.e, Thurs;
Air, inc-stock clerks, aiIcraft stock and
procurement division:, starting salary. $125
to SIsS mo; excellent ,sslL opportunity f for
port Ss interviewing e iSn Monday f throush FL
need a men
vases: regular. work consists Of assembling
and checking food orders at night. APPLY
| SAFEWAY employment ofice, 1S45 4th st.
ne. Hiring arrangements approved.
| TWO EX-SERvICEMEN, with some knowl.
edge Of electric motor repair and assembly.
| Call DU. S040.
WANTED. D..First-class domestic and COM
| airy. Call for appointment, UNITED
SALES & SERVICE, MI. s04s, between
MACHINE SHOP requires part or fun
time shipping clerk and toolroom men and
lathe operators, preferably with some
1 knowledge of machine shop routine. PRO.
DUCTION MACHINE CO. 407 Fla. ave. Z. e.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Readers Clearing House
THERE'S A WEE LITTLE MAN
{ (ThGnks to Mrs. J. L. A..

THERE'S A WEE LITTLE MAN
Thanks to Mrs. J. L. M,
Washin0ton.)
To the lady who requested tn.
words to the song, There's q Wes
Little Man." This Is a finger pla,
and has cute melody. It Is suitable
for kindergarten and first grade
You can find the motions for ths
hands and music in q playground
or f1rst-grade song and game O
finger play book. These books ar.
available at the library or In YOU
child's public school.
There's wee little man.
In wee little house.
Lives over the way you see.
And he sits all day
And he hammers away
Making shoes for you and me.
. Chorus. N
A rap-a-tap-tap.
A rap-a-tap-tap,
Hear the hammers tit-tat,
A rap-a-tap-tap,
a rap-a-tap-taP,
H.
He puts his needle in and out.
His thread flies to and fro.
With his tiny awl
He bores q hole
Hear the hammers busy blow.
Chorus above.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
DIPPING CHOCOLATE.
Thanks to Mrs. J. +. r.,
Vienna. Val

In answer to Mrs. j. P. K, WASH
ington, who requested advice on
dipping chocolate-I have had great
success using parafin in the choco-
late. The proportions are v of a
block to squares Of baking choco-
late a ounces. Cut both chocolate
and parafin up, place in a saucepan
over hot water and melt. Be sure
candy Is chilled before dipping. If
chocolate thickens up while dipping
Just reheat.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
ATTENTION, PLEASE!

Will Mrs. E. H. c.. Washing
ton, pho sent il. a card ,Dtth only
her initials, please call Us at
National 5000, Extension 342, and
giue US her name and address?
Another reader is most interested
in the matter Mrs. C. ,prote US
about. As it is our rule only to
publish communications signed
In tuH, and complete Dith the
aDriter's address, tDe cannot print
Mrs. C.'s contribution "as is."
Evening star., 1945-03-23
STAINING FLOOR.
(Thanks to Mr.. E. A. B.,
SiLper SprinQ.l

To Mrs. M. E. w., Manassas:
Your trouble in not being able to
keep your bedroom floor painted is
evidently due to moisture in the
flooring. Not very evident but suff1-
cient to prevent penetration of any
paint pigment and obtain proper
adhesion to the surface.
Therefore remove, by scraping, all
the remaining paint down to the
bare wood and apply proper filler
stained to the walnut color you de-
sire
Materials required bedroom Il
by IL feet): One large scraper,
quart of natural wood filler color
less), l tube of Italian burnt sienna
/ large tube of lamp black, 6 sheets
Evening star., 1945-03-23
PRESERVES AND JELLY
pRORT .EMS9

txbSXUCStCU Oy Mbcs '. as Ap
Arlington.)
NV problem deals with several
quarts of peaches canned years ago
that have a bitter flavor. They evi-
IDENTIFY were too green when ]
canned them. What I want to know
ISIS there any way I can make q
jam or jelly from these? I have 6
quarts left.
Next: I have about 20 glasses of
peach jelly, made last summer, that
was made from peach peelings. The
individual making this used too
much pectin and it is "rubbery''
consistency. Is there any way this
can be restored? Also, the jelly
lacks any flavor. Could use it as
a base for somthing-like orange
marmalade or grapefruit MARINA
lade?
MEND1NG PUNCH BOWL?
REQUESTED by Mrs. H. A. B.,
Arlington.)
I have lovely large punch bowl
that has been in the family for
years and lately have broken a
piece out Of the side. It is thick,
clear glass, very heavy. Can any
one tell me how to mend it?
X X
PATTY SHELLS?
LIME GELATIN SALAD.
Thanks to Mrs. T. H. c.,
Chepy Chase, Md.J
Does any one have a recipe for
batter patty shens-the kind fried
in deep fat?
Would like to pass along my
recipe for lime gelatin salad, SIM
pie and festive.
Crumble one package of Phila-
delphia cream cheese in bowl, add
one package of lime gelatin and
pour over cup of boiling water
Beat with an egg beater until cheese
is dissolved. Add l cup of pear
juice, cup of cut-up pears and
juice of u lemon Pour into a ring
mold that has been rinsed in cold
water.
I do wish we could have the Read
ers' Clearing House on Saturdays,
COLD SLAW DRESSING?
REQUESTED by Mrs. T. V. A,
Washington
Will some one please tell me how
tc make a good dressing for cold
slaw that does NOT have vinegar
in it?
SANTA LAND"
EASTER EGGS.
(ThdnkS to Mrs. M. J. H.,
Washington
Here are the words to the song re-
quested by Mrs. E. J. D., Arlington:
Children. would you like to go up to
II you do not, it would be queer
For it's Christmas all the year.
For it's Christmas all the year
Up iu Santa Land.
Santa feeds us candy sweet,
Up in Santa Land,
Makes US grow SO, plump and neat
.nchss Pss all our Sme1ss shesks gqo know
TIL the merry dimples grow
Up IN Santa Land
Here's the way I made Easter
eggs last year They kept for some
time. The cheese does not spoil and
they taste like butter creams.
Take a small package of Phila-
delphia cream cheese-and cream
it. Work in about IL pounds con-
fectioner's sugar, little at a time
Add a few drops of milk if neces-
sary. Then add a teaspoon of
vanilla. Shape into small eggs and
cover with melted semisweet choco-
late. Ice them like you would cake.
When one side is completely hard
ened, turn them over and ice the
bottoms. You may add cocoa to the
cream mixture for chocolate cream
egss-or coconut, nuts or mara
chino cherries.
STAINING FLOOR.
Thanks to Mr.. E. A. B.,
SilDer SPRING.
To Mrs. M. E. W., Manassas:
Your trouble in not being able to
keep your bedroom floor painted is
H. - IL
Evening star., 1945-03-23
CARVING KNIFE?

Shfs AVN kAANAX 2t
(Requested by Mrs. M. r. M,
Alexandria,
have very fine old carving set
but the knife is so badly stained ]
sometimes hesitate to use 1t. o.
course, it is steel, but not stainless
I have tried all the usual household
cleaners and polishes, but nothing
removes all the stains. Can some
one suggest a remedy?
Evening star., 1945-03-23

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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
T Toledo Stamping
Notes

do you know who phoned
me last nite?" asks Rose Tho
rzynski, with stars in her eyes.
Don't tell US, we counter,
stalling for time, then, you
don't mean ?" yes" she
gaily replies He called from
Boston. He'll be home in a few
days" Merry Xmas.
Kenny T b bert is going
around in circles. He said he is
engaged to be married in June.
Now it sounds like a new ver-
sion of a DOUBLE wedding.
It would seem to this OBJ
server, that the membership is
unknowingly bringing a hard
ship upon themselves by not
voluntarily attending their un-
ion meetings which seems GER
tain to bring about some action
in the way of a fine. We're sure
they wouldn't like that. Yer
bum sat sapienti."
Overheard at the coffee win
dow-"She is a suicide Blonde,
dyed by her own hand"
Helen Pugh enjoyed a birth
day this week. Christmas pre-
Sents double duty.
Doris, Zelma and Marge are
streamlining the figures via the
diet routine. Mmmm! Glamour
and holidays. 1t looks like great
days ahead.
Editors: We accept your ex-
planation of the paper shortage
as the reason for last weeks
cut up column. Brother, you
sure did a fine CHOPPY job of
it. AS a Xmas present, try to
squeeze this in this week, will
you? Thanks.
Editors Note: Just call me
Butch.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-28
The Standard
Bulletin
Local 497-Standard
PrOductS-POrt Clinton

Sub zero weather and a %
mph wind that freezes you thru
and those GIN Picketeers pound
ing the pavement "a hours pei
day that they and you may have
better future, better working
conditions and better pay
member the old days with the
company Clubs n what not and
the only one that got the nod
were those that sold themselves
for a mess pottage and the
company stooges if you
didn't fit in with the LaGrees of
the stockade, you really took the
boot and there was NEVER a
days work put out but your best
day should have been better
buk a week for those GMers
who are taken the rap while you
are in the warm with 2 pay cheX
per month is pretty cheap insur-
ance for those better 2 moros on
up ahead -.
There isn't more conscien-
tious or harder working mem
ber-employee than Gram Estep,
we'll over so and with Gramp in
bad health and to take care of
each shop day done, she's al
Jays on the ball and side step
ping none of the many various
jobs her stewardship calls for
and this is one of her items for
the column this week 4. . Come
on stewards, let's all get new
members for our UAW -CIO.
People are sure coming in fast
at the shop to work and now Is
the time to get behind the
wheels and push such spirit
shud be an incentive to all of
us Gram is steward in Dept.
l and one of the plants largest
departments.
Your rmmittee gets great
kick out of negotiation meet
ingS with his nibs when the
Standards Little Napolean,
Saginaw Nap" speaks from his
head of the conference table in
terms of me" and mine" g.
this is my" plant l won't
give you fellas all my" shirt
and all my" buttons, etc. etc,
etc Bushwa to Allah 4.
reminds us of Esquires satire
and ridicule