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Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
Smnoe GmnidbtoMte
rcr 1llilit6roertt9t

S1loo - 8or Dem einiaHen Welli-
t6roeridjt botten iih Elm gepliler
grnit 5teffen Is Sabre alt, ltno Die
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alllest pobnboft in Altenbof, SCI .5nl-
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qeaen Sic @eror0niiilg /. art, 1l.3Hs
fer 81 ser MtIit1rre9ierung 5a Der-
n~ntporten. Gie Angeflagten battefl
in Ser @orunterhldyung ongegeberL
All Sen ,,G0elmeib 8iraten" gebort
All baberL elmer Srndnilotiott Die,
mie oie MngefIogtel- 5ebaupteteu, fol-
genoe 3iele p~erfoIge: MiBuftlng Der
amerifaniihen GerwaItung. 8efantp-
fllng oes SdaparSban0els un0 Be
f1mpfung ser rauberiid)en 8olen.
@orum es III @:rflitfeit gebt, 5eigte
bic GerbanoIun9. Gieie angebliAen
gef1rnpfer 0es sSdymor5banoeIs ma-
rem letbIt eifrige Mitnrbeiter 0eS
Shpor5en Mtorftes, uno ibre iege.
nonnte gef1mpfung Der uraltberi-
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fen nl0 @enoiien, Die Die 1olen Damn
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oeten 8egenoen 9eiti6lnnOs nmber-
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franf, uno ous Mdohen eripurtet
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trug lid) Dor @eridlt iebr arrogant II.
fred), m1breno lie lelbit i'm @eriAt8=
ioal 0as &ofettieren nidt laiien fonn-
te. Ger &idter betonte, Dob lie ser
merifnniiden 8ermaItung fe / n e
Stnierigfeiten 6ereiteil, aber ibrem
2an0 nno Golf ie6r ida0en f6nnten.
Die bei0en muroen 81 lie einenl Sabr
@ef1ngnis berurteilt.
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Gage oieiem inu6eren &lub ongeb0r-
te, ita6 Ourh feline friihe Nrt Dorteil-
bait pon Oieien griiroberoorbenen Sc
noiien al. CT lpltroe ais @erfitbrter
betroftet uno fam nit einem Der
meis al.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29

es irgen0iemonoen gibt, Der nit
eilem Strong Se6n Mdnner in. ettuos
me6r ais elmer StltnOe gebeltft bot,
Damn nulB er quite Ar6eit geleiltet boz
ben. Seufen lit cine peroammt lffpere
arbeif. Sc aebt einem ouf Die yterbeal
uno es ermiioet. Gs lit on Der 3elt
fir MIDI ooB id es aui8ebe, aber ld)
merOe es niht tun."
@ooos, Der an Boro 0eS st. vi
bans gictorp" 8uriidfebrte, miro lid)
III ietlter 6rol begebeu, ORE IN Midl-
ia, aog., luobnt. An 8oro oes ShTIIes
beion0en iid 1923 Eruppert Ote ahe
aus Bremer9npen faniefl.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29

aent peqen mirtitoitliher Sfipie-
riqteiten, s 8ro3ent pegen 6amilien-
Itreitiqfeitet uno 6 9rodent wege1l
politiiher Motipe in 8erbinonng nit
Sem Gritten &eih. Grei Ero5efit Der
SeIbitm0rOer batten Siebesfllniller.
4OblemIparmaRnabmen III TraHtreIN
eimsefiiBrt
Goris. - 9raltiife SparmaBnob=
men iiir 0ie Bermen0ung uon &pble
lper6en in goli5 6ranfreid eingefilbrt.
lie 9ieferlitg non Gleftri5itdt miro
al 8iuei Sogen Der 8ode eingeitelt,
atlsgenoumen cine tur3e Belt in ben
Mitta9situnoen uuo in Ser 3eit mad
~ ll6r abenoS. 2i1treflame miro
qdn5lid Uer6oten. gtuBerOem ppriuht
man, Sie 48ltiimoige ArbeitSfpo1e ouI
pier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2oge ST.
iammen5uOrdngen
Eberammergan plant Ea1tOnsipIei
1913
Miind,en. Mnton Gang, Der
Ghriltus0arIfeaer oes Ietten 8or-
frie8s= 8oIiionsipiels, mar rlur elmer
BON ben oielen Gberdmmergaltern,
oie, Die Ieiner5eit berihtet muroe,
nah Der BeIeeung Gberbaperfls ourb
Die amerifoner ais politiid niAt ELM,
panSfrei feitgenomanen mur6en. Ger
meltberitbmte Srt bnt in Der No5i-
3et audi immar ais 6eionOer8 bitler-
Tromm gegolten uno bel alien 4b-
ltimmungsfonlooien Der ugroBen
3eit~ sic iiblide. Ser @initimmigfeit
ELECTROMAGNETIC ODER lie iibertreIfenoe
Mehrbeit fiji has Negilne geIiefert.
8rosoem baiff Der Gberomnergouer
@e~neinOerot Die Gntna5ifi5iernrg
oes CORES MIN 9eniigenO gef0roert
5it babenllm OaS omerifaniide oS3"
fiir 4aiiionSipicle i'm fommenoen
Sabre 5u Crlangen.
Gas 2oleginm bot einen BelhliB
I'M Slime ser @ieoeroufnabme Ser
id0netL observation-disclosures Trooi.
ton geIoBt unO martet MIR nod Die
3uitannltng Der onerifanilden Wfi-
lit1rregierun9 ob, nm einen ,,G6ri.
Itus" fir 0as Sabr 1913 81 iuhen.
Sine gauge G%elOeiienbabn ~geitOblen
&enhen. = Bon elmer 8auitelle
am Nequlierfuebr 0es &endfanals,
Ole lire Mrbeiten infoIge SofDoiiers
einltellen mllBte, muroen 5rpei itarfe.
nit 8uIierpumpen gefuppelte Moto.
rem uft0 cine gan5e 6eloeiIenbobn.
Altsriilhtng einifIieBlid Der S6ie-
men ulro &ipploren geitoblen. 8on 0en
5dtern, Die gu ibrem oreiiten 9ieb-
itobI 2aitautos bennbten, feblt jeoe
Spur.
Gpfer elmer Mine
@e6r0en. - Ser 8erbleib oes felt
bier @oder DerlniBten @altpirtes
@ars aus @ebr0en pltroe iebt nlfee-
fart. gr molte onniaIs 8eeren I'M
@nl0e iilden un0 blieb ieitber Der
ifAptllOen. Mfat fono nun &leiOer-
reite, Sdube un0 @elOborie 0es Ser
miBten ltllo niinfnt an Bob er elmer
erplobieren0en Mine sum Spfer fiel.
JOrelenrGnber
Nogolo. Sic forellenreifen
5liile uno g1de, nameutli1 Na-
goI0 un6 @alooh perOen CUR 3eit
bon 6iidrdlibern beirngeiudt. Soupt-
iadlid iin6 es &ill6er uno Sugero-
Iide, sic nit groBem @eifif Sen ST.
iden naditeIlen iiilo ben Mittagstii1
5u bereidern ildJen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
SemtIdJc &riesssefansele in belgi-
idem 8ergiuerf

BriiIiel. Gie belgiihe Nadjrif.
tenogentlr meIoet. oeutid)en &riegs'
qefangenen, Die III belgiiden Berg.
lperfen arbeiten, miirOe Die @nflai-
Jung ~angeboten iperoen mern iie ibrt
notwithstanding nlrf so Pro5ent Del
notwithstanding Der belgilhen Berg
arbeiter bringen. Die &egiering bnt
bei6lofien, miro bin3ugefiigt, elmer
groBen Tro0entiob oeutiher &riegs'
gefnngener am Is. Mai 1947 gu emit
Iaiien.
Cine i~ii6bentid)e SeIbitmOrbftatitiit
Stuttgart. - Nah 8erehminger
Ser Milit1rresierung beseben II
Neutrality-suspicious. monatlid 0urh'
idJnittIid) SO periunen SeIbimoro
3weiOrittel oouPs1d4l9f Ns1nner. 81
60 @ro5ert alcr Safe apuroen ourd
bic oeutid'e BoIi5ei @eiitesfranfbeit
unheilbore arnnfbeiten urro Melnn
Dole feitgeitclt, Damn folsen 8 pro
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
8ritiIde 3atiOniernns WabrideialidJ
bis 1913

2on0on. Sm engliidlen Inter
boltS %errpioerte @rn6brungsminilter
Sobn Strnd,ep auf cine entlpredenoe
Nnfroee, onB INSTRUMENTATION
nit @iiltigfeit bis Suli 1913 inn
.0rud Ieien. glus 6ieier Antwort pes
Miniiters ldBt jtd folgerll, 1qBi Die
@ationierlng BON 2ebensmittelii III
@roBbritanitien nod ~ Sabre be
lteben bleiben miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
0as &,te arens indjt

Gas 9iote areu3 iud)t orei 8riioer
un0 5lpor alfreo, @brid unO @ilton
0eitteIitoeot. IS lit 8Oit o%ngefommen
uno I'M &nuptquortier oes &oten
areu3es abouboIen. Die YoIt lit aus
uno tr1gt ben @bienoer Siir-
fenItroBe IA. /. etage Berlin q. So.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
Grennbinnen nntereinanOer

8erta uno Serta weilea 8uIam-
men I'M SoteI.
@uS gu nod fir groBe SaBe
boltl" iagt 8erta 5a ibrer Sreuoin.
Gosbnft IddeIno ermioert Serta:
,,gu mltBt ihon entiduIOigen obpr
i'd babe beltte oeine SAube an"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
British Invade
US. Car Market

NEW YORK, March IL (LPA)
While u. S. auto manufac-
turers spent precious time bat
Ting with OPA for higher
PRICES and with their own en-
ployes over pay raises, British
manufacturers we're planning a
full-scale invasion of the Amer
ican market, it was disclosed
last week.
While American ShoWrooms
were almost entirely empty, the
agents of British car makers
were selling English made
Standards faster than t h y
could be pulled out of ships in
New York harbor. New York
dealers, most of whom are still
unable to promise definite de-
livery dates on new models,
looked on enViously as the
small four-cylinder Standards
were snapped up by American
buyers.
Selling for $500 to $1,000 the
foreign cars were rated gener-
ally inferior to Detroit products.
Three types, touring, sedan and
convertible coupe, were offered
with new shipments scheduled
to continue during coming
months.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
Seeing Eye-w,o Unit

far that everyone will be called
back.
We hear the brothers of Dept.
403 put on a penny drive to give
Pete Williams, who heads the
c.. M. collection and his money
counters quite a headache by
collecting the large sum of 800
pennies. The only one who
really suffered was Joe DeFilipo
of Dept. 4O1.
Speaking of headaches we
hear that Don Blair of Dept. SOP
and Casey Stengel of Dept. 5O4
have been scouting all over To-
ledo to buy dry ice, because
someone told them the fine
spray that blows off the ocean
at Atlantic City causes people
to use ice bags the morning
after.
The politicians are getting
busy picking out their candi-
dates. Let's all get our minds
set on who we want to repre-
sent us by being registered and
able to nominate who we want
at the May primaries.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
Discovered - A
New Tex Racket

INDIANAPOLIS, M arc h IL
GPA)-A new tax racket by
corporations that are already re-
ceiving millions in wartime tax
rebates was reported last week
by the International Teamster,
monthly magazine Of the Inter
national Brotherhood Of Tead-
sters- AFL.
The big corporations, accord
ing to the journal, have dis
covered a new racket to get
money out of the federal treas
ury. Many Of them are delib-
erately overpaying their income
taxes because the government
refunds overpayments at 6 per
cent interest" This, the maya
zine points out, "is more than
twice what they could get for
their money in war bonds or
other sound securities. So they
overpay and then collect 1t back
at high interest. Are our law
makers going to do anything
about this? Or are they going
to try IL themselves?"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
Ragging the
Scale
By Elsie Jaye

Please refrain from buying
LS/MFT 'Luckies" in support
of the FTAW-CIO boys and
girls who are on strike for
higher wages and better work
ing conditions.
And what do you know about
Simon pete" Martin working
on milk scales with the dairy
workers on strike in Detroit.
Shame on you, Pete.
Here's an Orchid to our own
Ollie Pecord (belatedly' for his
election to the local housing
commission. And at least car
n; ton, for his column Of last
week.
Did someone say there was no
Santa Claus? Well, there is,
and l think his work-a-day
name is Rube Goetz, who is Civ
ing his place on the Monorails
Bowling team to new man, and
paying the premium as well.
The Speedways, of the girls
league, have won two out OF
three for the last three weeks.
Being at the bottom of the list,
as of last week, don't you think
it's little late, gals?
The girls are bowling their
headpin tournament March IA,
which might well be worth see
ing. In fact, l think they are a
good show anytime.
From all rumors floating
around the plant today it is pre-
sumed that good time was had
by all at the Committee and
Stewards Banquet Saturday mite
Brother Billheimer kept his
table we'll entertained with a
few of his chosen corny jokes
Muscles" was the only one seen
eating chicken along with a
small" (he said) helping OF
steak.
II you see Vic Mccall drinking
orange juice with brother Ken
ny you can blame it on "The
Lost Week End. Victor went
to see the movie after listening
to one of Brother Bills lectures
The entire plant extends sim
cere sympathy to the mother
and widow OF George Schaeffer
who recently passed away.
Bill Kenny is willing to accept
the blame for the absence of our
column from the JOURNAL last
week. He was so carried away
by his two hour talk with Ollie
Pecord that he forgot TO give
him the column that was in his
pocket at the time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
TAX MONEY

A few years ago city Off
cials spent considerable tax
money setting up a budget sys-
tenn and then tucked it away in
a vault where all good laws that
favor the real tax payers repose.
In reading the paper the other
night we noticed an item which
said the small buSineSsmen's or
ganization here in Toledo sent a
congratulatory message to Sena-
tor (Who knows nothing) Taft
for a speech he made regarding
the Federal Government living
within its budget, They must
have forgotten about the long
forgotten city budget that should
have been in operation for years.
Lucas County is operated on a
budget and it works fine, be-
cause the county is nearly out
of debt. If we had the same kind
of officials the city of Toledo
would also be out of debt.
One U. S. Senator said, he
wants his pork cooked, mean
ing give all the people a chance
10 vote to see if they really want
il. It is our opinion they do not
want to be taxed any more and
that will be definitely proved
when the tax is voted on.
Are you registered and able
to vote for or against the pay
roll tax? Please visit the Board
OF Elections at PIT Superior St.
next to the Esquire Theatre and
then you will be able to vote
your opinion.
Let's all donate our dollar
each week to help out those
grand General Motors boys and
girls who are sacrificing their all
for all workers who believe in
organized labor,
This is a message to those who
had a chance to attend the End
Annual Local No. IL Steward
Party Saturday night, March 3,
Everyone had a swell time. Fine
food, talks and bang up enter
tainment. Nuff sed.
The annual election of w. o.
Unit officers for the coming
year will take place at Local No.
II, on Friday, March 18th from
900 A. NJ. to $50 p. M. and
Saturday, March 10th, from 900
A. NJ. to 2:30 P. M. Please make
this date.
We get a great deal of pleas
ure these days by seeing so many
old friends being called back to
work. It is our fervent wish
that this company will expand so
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
Porcelain
Scribe

Having served as assistant to
the official photographer at the
annual Stewards dinner l was
able to hear an inspiring short
talk by a representative of the
striking General Motors work
ers. The substance of his mes
sage being that the only way
they could possibly be beaten
was through many progressive
citizens in other walks of life.
Let's not forget that if one
branch of the labor movement
can be broken it will not be
long before they will try to tear
the whole tree down. We are
part of that tree of organized
labor and all of us realize what
it would be without the union.
Let's not grippe about the buck
we contribute to a cause which
is our own and TO benefits
which we receive as part of q
strong labor movement.
The people who have led this
Unit in the past year are going
to lead us again. With our help
they will carry on this year with
the sincerity and honesty they
have displayed in the past.
O'Toole reported as getting
married some time ago is quoted
on stating his opinion of mar
ried life that mo man should be
without il"
Anyone know who the Prince
is? The answer may be pub
lished later.
Whadya say we join PAC and
fight a two-front war. Indus
trially and politically. That's
the only way that we will win!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
Toledo Stamping


Ann Ernest continues to be
the outstanding maple knocker
of the girls bowling teams. In
spite of the support of Barbara S
two-miss game last Tuesday, her
team dropped two games to Lii
lian's. How about the men get
ting together some afternoon for
few practice games?
We understand some of the
girls are anticipating trip to
Detroit. Those going are Ann
Napierala, Doris Printki, Pearl
Schiller, Minnie Pregizer, Ad-
die Van Klingeren and Harriet
Weber.
Ann Rybka reported back to
work last week after a sick
leave of year.
Pearl Schiffler's SON has been
discharged from the service and
now has taken over the Bank
Grille" in Lagrange st.
Did we hear right? We
haven't had time to check on
the rumor, but we thought some
one said the intended brides of
the coming season were going to
throw party for the gang.
Could that be for sure?
The gang Is getting to look
pretty slim Don't forget, guys
and gals, if you don't work &C
hours in any one month, get
your out of work stamp at CIO
headquarters. You can become
suspended, you know.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
Cameo Unit
Opener
M rarn,nu Nader
EASY DOES 1T
BY Carmen Nader


1t is quite disturbing to see a
former member of our unit be-
come a "bad boy" by process
of promotion. The man in ques-
ton is Erwin Grimm, the fore
man in Dept. 4. Maybe ne should
remember how he griped and
harped not too long ago when
Gus Buerk was in charge up
there. Maybe he forgot the grie-
vances we took up for him COM
planning about the very thing he
is now doing. >Ane of you kind
souls should take the time to
tell Erwin that he should be-
come a little human and at
times even smile. He sure won't
be a foreman very long at the
rate he is going. Maybe a little
meditation on the past will help
Erwin. Try it.
KNOW THEM?
Steve Gribo, the blond, love-
able (?) hunk of man inspecting
in the spray department.
Adolph Burcewicz, the hefty
'B" electrician.
Joh n K os S, the tolerant,
heavying, bashful CD appren-
tice.
John Amstutz, the bright t-eyed
steward in Dept. 2.
Louie Krempa, the bargain
hunting coater tender in Dept. 6.
WHAT NEXT?
We've seen just about all
there is to be seen but we are
going to hang around a little
longer to see if anything can
top this. Some of the suspended
members after being notified of
same, have gone to the person
mel office to check on their sus-
pension as we'll as make appli-
cation for reinstatement.
1t would be we'll for you peo-
pie to note that Mr.. Fred Shear
mire is not a committee man,
nor a steward, nor even a men,
ber, honorary or otherwise. Let's
wake up and start thinking
along union lines while we still
have union.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
No Work Bill Finds
Worker

RICHMOND, Va. March 11th
- (LPA) - One Virginia legi-
slator here last week found a
use for the stately legislative
halls. Delegate f. Lake Triplett
found they work fine as an en-
ployment agency. A few weeks
ago, because he couldn't get
anybody to be his farm hand, he
introduced mo work" bill
which if passed would make it
illegal to work for pay. The pu-
blicity he got attracted an appli-
cant for the job, a former steel
worker who thinks milking
cows is no harder than what he
used to do. However, the fate of
the mo work" bill is still in
doubt. Maybe the Virginia legis-
lature will pass it.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
Champion Unit
Sparklets

SPECIAL NOTICE: Through
an oversight the name of Vern
Montague was omitted from the
list of newly elected committee
men in last weeks Sparkletts.
Vern has gone on first shift to
serve as chairman of the Execu-
tive Shop Committee. The night
shift will miss him, but we'll all
be behind him plugging for him.
So here's a rousing cheer for
Vern, a swell guy!
Stefania Haladyna, Dept. D.
second shift, is in Mercy Hos
pital recuperating from an op-
GRAFTON. We hope she'll soon be
up and about again.
William Bill" Aiken of the
Eng. Inspection Dept. is now the
proud daddy of twin boys.
We read a lot about sending
cards to congressman, but we
wonder how many of you know
what such a little effort means.
A congressman has listed, in the
order of their Importance, the
different methods by which we
make known how we wish them
to vote on important issues, and
postcard written by hand
heads the list. Next in order is
the typewriter cards and let
ters, a petition signed by many
names, and last of all, tele-
gram. Don't forget those hand
written postcards when legisla-
ton important to labor is al
stake.
Just a word of caution to the
members of the Champion Unit.
When making a phone call to
the Union Office the number is
Jordan 4433.
That reminds us - we don't
have as many PAC members as
we should at Champion. OF all
the dollars you spend in a year
that is probably the best dollar
of all, because it comes back to
you many times over in many
ways. Let's all join the PAC.
Paul Justus, formerly electri-
clan on the second shift, now in
Uncle Sans Navy, stopped in
to see us the other day. His
Navy uniform is very becoming
to him.
Veronica Fess is in the hos
pital. We hope she soon recov-
erS.
Donna Jewell of Dept. E is
recovering from an operation.
We wish her speedy recovery
too.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15

Supply Unit NeoVS
By Johnny Mcknight

We sure had fine turnout at
the second annual banquet of the
committeeman and S t e ards,
held at the Secor Hotel. The
food was fine and the entertain
ment was very good. Everyone
had good time, and are look
ing forward to next year. We
all wish to thank the body for
their generosity in making the
evening possible for a lot of us.
We are a little late with this
announcement, but for those
who receive the JOURNAL on
Friday, we wish to remind them
to vote. Those who receive
their paper on Saturday be sure
to attend the special meeting
Saturday, March 16, at Local IL
in parlor A. Our new officers
will be installed at this meeting,
and it will be the only meeting
held this month because of the
convention in Atlantic City.
Brother Bert Cousino is back
on the job after recuperating
from a serious injury.
We are always proud when
one of our boys has a hand in
putting on entertainment or
elevating himself in Union ac-
tivities. Such was the occasion
last Saturday night at the BAN
quet when Jimmy Durliat's
name was announced among
those who participated in the
floor show or setting the tables
or something. We sure were
proud of our secretary. He sure
can take it, because there was
nothing else he could do about
it.
This will be the last column
By your present reporter, and /
want to thank each one of you
for your cooperatin in sending
your help there would be no
for your cooperation. Without
column. My only hope is that
you give your next reporter the
same support and even better.
There is short fellow on the
election committee who is also
doing a lot of campaigning on
the side. No names will be men
toned, but that isn't necessary
as every one can see the new
clothes he is sporting. He never
could afford them before.
After spending the whole 80
minutes of his lunch period
evaluating his job and how much
brain work there was connected
with it, Danny Gilmore of the
export dept. sure made a poor
showing about an hour later
when he couldn't figure out how
to fit a crank into box that
was made for it. No, Danny,
you will have to show us more
than that to get that extra pen
nv, or 90 to the poor house.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-15
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Comments

Hungry" Doyan buys so much
from Buddies that he needs a
shop box to carry everything
back to his machine.
We don't know what Fred
Boose brought Sam Scott done
up in paper bag, but wonder
if it had anything to do with
Sans getting sick.
Wonder why Joe Doyan re-
fuses TO take Al Miller to any
more weddings.
How come Joe Szmak has so
much trou b e with the air
lathes? Is it the machines that
are tired, or can it be that Joe is
too tired to keep them running?
We wish John McNair and
Frank Cameron who are on sick
leave speedy recoveries.
Ed Schmidt and Les Goodell
will attend the UAW-CIO At
lantic City convention. We hope
they Will enjoy II.
The new man isn't a new man
at all. He is He'll Hull, who has
just returned to our shop after
spending three years in the
Navy.
The lads in the tool room sang
happy birthday to Fred Boose,
who celebrated his 40th birth
day, he won't make it, but we
wish him lao more.
One guy in our plant is the
fellow who comes prepared for
bad weather, never forgets his
rubbers. His wife, folks, It's the
little woman, eh, Jerry?
We hope that Carl Harris will
feel right at home in our shop
after three years in the armed
forces.