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Evening star., 1946-10-09
HELP poMEsIIc lcent. J

CIV. white; 2 adults: ! child: live y,
INV INV. seIo.ss G Is to sS: references. 70.
GIRL help with care Ct one child. q; w..
OF wS%as gsss fss sen.r. hou..aork.
ss snas sa.s ':ia :ss Is ys
GIRL. III WI eoorse. Ssse settled. to live in: nies
see2 SSrt DAYS ana Sum s00a
SssH 81 gsss s.sss c.I %o sI7 i
afternoon after school and iron few hours
Saturday MORNINGS each week; rs cents a aa
TSSSSsfKsEFRkcook RRH ss ssn, and trust.
worthy, Eor ~. excellent quarters and sslsar''
MAID. Settled. exper., shw.: laundry:
Bendix; live IN: work altsgnate SUNDAYS:
%h6 SfF esD eDi.d s25 OIL and sass aessns in .p.rt-
days. no Sundays: s2s 2 week; Must have
MS siiiEsnisi is tms Gs N Apply
person, 1880 Massachusetts ave. nv. IL
:s :sis
MAID, part-time work mornings. 70 /
day: a week; reference and heaitn dsfd'
IA MAID. S'sSs dependable. with local reference:
shw ab IN sgs eookas aDarsh sasy week. q
9 to 8, 9 ewes; salary. SIS to start. Phone
Ap. 9T4G before pm; Il!
ensed sS@ sSefes and 9ysr esre 81 e. S q
private upstairs room and bath. 1910
mlsipwAifkEsss slsh II nH xise. experienced se
sSalss: sSSfsi refs Hs seea Conn. ave.. Apt. Il
MoTHERs HELPEk; s. e i've in; no 6 coo5-
he REsf6ssIBLE ds MisEg wHfTE Hi WOMAN. fond Of
children. to. do upstairs rooms in morning
sehooi fahe heurs oser selp oe
r!ose to bus Wr ns 1si Chevy Chase Md rsfs'
s.. s.: AT: "a; Gsi JE COOS; :. 81 "a
snced and. dependable. Tor hish-type guest
sSpis MRS Ssay xsfh n9 ss sS New
Y WOMAN; white. sI.h s references 2 for s.h.w.
sss ssd h:p 0s Of
sSa sS sun; afternoon; I'D sas city refs; s.Isr'.
W0MANWHome for middle e-aged cofored
woman lpIus good salary. to assist nother,
XEh MRs ee1aTsa 1H1sn.S StsT M hsls sa employed eau
for 9; nice home with excellent living
quarters on End a. Do not apply unless
YOU are fully experienced and have city
references. Top wages. 2 afternoons on.
State qualifications and wages expected.
WOMAN, coiored. settled, IS to so yrs.
from South or the country. general house
work and cooking; live in; S25 per week.
WOMAN, white, settled to care for 1--yr..
old child, 8 days per wk., vicinity Arhng-
ton Court House preferred. GL. 1714. Ill
WOMAN to care for children, ages
and 4. live In or out: no washing. IA.
WOMAN. white, reliable. to DO eook,ne
and housework; 2 adults and l child;
live in: good salary: Call EN- 29s2: -14
WOMAN, white. with references; fond OF
children: prefer to live in; $50 weekly.
COLORED COUPLE for cook and general
housework on farm; man must be able to
drive and work around the house; house
board: heat and lights furnished: must be
eongental and have references; Apply 2o9
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for refined
white woman desiring a permanent home
and position; general houseuork; school,
age children, employed mother; lys In.
good salary WI 7064 Ia
Evening star., 1946-10-09
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, full charge: college gradu.
s.ssasise sbss sa5 soa aa 45sa Star
COLLEGE GIRL, desires position. / to 9
1sss e1gs5s ss5t and fsa'..
typinE and shosthand; one years sxpeTi7;
Podi.oR P0das Week % preferred Box 4soR. Star. II:
design, remod.. alters.
5iSns evs 1sad s9T1s Gyni5r ALT ss
ELDERLY LADY. refined. desires position
as companion in refined, respectful home.
Wil furnish I1'Is ne references. Address Boy sS.
siRI sfFnssvas eofored desires clerical position.
neat; some knowledge OF typing; iormer Tas
GIRL. colored, wants job as waitress or
any other kind Of work. co. 41so from
Girl, seIGrsd; @ a. desires s;s work as alteration
shns ;imiIsrh pss hsSprH sSp II clerical work GO.
9aa 9h in 'eorsa sors c sfnss aay rom no5k
seys, sxps,,snss. MRS; JAcKsoM; g.
sssa in store c. e oss fss waitress or maid
MMEOGRAPHING and secretarial seryice.
ss5 saa ssassAs. Ns Ras sl5o a. 0sss' svf5s1ns'
chronic cases preferred; good references.
NURSE. middle aged. to give invalids bath
or other treatments; no massage. DL
HGRsE, practical, wishes position. AT.
gGSVcr1cAL PRacr1cAL NURSE. colored. desires cases
Fl fffhAGF1c aef1 and NGss C a desire. ess.
p PusGfc faz t'sf sfENoSs;@Ws'r. We're no. sr.ssns.
t-..k Iv-nv ,fY thn hoS tTS
soxn; szpsrisnssd an r. phases ssI; ONCE work.
ssssa ssS.sy ol ssisna IL .hSaa ha
stsnosraphy. typins;, tsletypins. eTisinsi
aan ss1et Or Slns spres ra ~ ssisry s5o s9-
sEcaETAkY;sTINo:. years, i.s.l s..
ssislsnses; salary SEQ % weekly. Box zs5.K.
s;::.i sssatsz ssst eIss a: '''Ei.
s@SSsfHssSap,, @ y , expert; ~ typins ,yas done q ny
sisi sWiaicSsSanS hSus opER4roRo laoo
any sDs board E Meua aak ks sssr o
sssninss Saas os as'esssa sssardss M 1854
1TYPNG at heme. addressing envelopes.
service. ~n l Eel Hillside os4o-J. i3:
WAITREss. eelored. wants nishtyork.
sSTNd seSns ri Ls5Y sSis ambitious. CONSCIENTIOUS
worker, secretArial exp. desires position
as dental assistant. Refs. LU. 1854. -
use Us e initiative by Al sscretsry.stenogrs-
pher; best Of refs; $500 min. IA. 1890.
EXPERIENCED kindcrsarten teacher. col.
leee degree, some piano. and voice train.
ing, available for work. MRS. ARNOLD
2S01 Jasper st. Sc. 4oe
Evening star., 1946-10-09
HELP WokAEN.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Or open to buy
CLERK; good salary, excellent Spportundiay tund
Il, sSns ssEf Far dlsssHRt S1 mrs
hLfTfiERR:xsrroN 4 II RATION HANDS on women's goats
and dresses: 5-day week. GAR
M.sn St e. 10th fa4 mems alteration
ment ONCE. 4th floor, S. KANN SONS co.
Ass5nfa2S z5 bEszs4HAs sAsR oE 59 e Fat M s$s
ASSISTANT FOOD cHEcKER-wiI train
Should know how to use an adding ma
sEfs sh5nf kRsFAJaASF ARslE hsliSHaei 1sS7 S'f s.
ASSISTANT FOOD SUPERVISOR for eofree
shop. pantry; degree in home economics Or
zbs; sRs sSieR Sse vas5Ha ao fsRstih
aGbrT aftb fnd cLERk iss ptsssles, excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement; good salary, pleas
ant working conditions; liberal discount nIISn On
guEESshssSssfH ESs sHop Apply }sis Sfse e. " THE 9oHH
BABY sfTTERsI17 YRS. or over. Refined.
neat-appearing white representatives for
o WaseS ne te
ahE eKisfgI Easos sos wessor1 BIZ
bfapTfeIaNs Ia ane IS 90. also shampoo. mani
sH day 7Ses eorss sye nv too salary
BEAUTiciANMNew shop in apartment
euss oe ssoat " eSS NoSsmSe5 IT, Please state taii
EEATTx ss,s5z ss5Z sPs sB
BEAUTY OPERATOR tall;around,. 5 q 9
day yssb EEK HELENEEs EE sssa BEAUTY sAi3N SAG
sos q week and 50% commission. BROAD
MOOR BEAUTY SALON, 1901 Conn. ave.
Beauty 81 ~ OPERATOR and manicurist[The
applicants selected @ to fill these OPENINGS OPENINGS
income, in, addition to numerous other
ings,. splendid working conditions, COM
Rstsy asursnce pan discount
rs SoEEas Ss
Apply personnel dept, End hoor' s.: AZ
So ork4soE sSD, s1sffns gfaHssS aF z; sHs
sTxGTH TxGST offkx45as Pc sssa
gHSp RS EeaHssd HNe sas Apgy N Gsbs
sEapfT BEAT AFli9sf8aRA 9Ssf2RAroR, al-arouna expert
sEAgESa SfSS faSR fMSenas aass soMfksAfShs 4 expert
fnSs apply not emgieyment Se 81 oor
Woodward & LoTHRoP, $50 t1 q
Bsoaao1SKKEEPERs saa1SKK ASSISTANT, must know
4ieaandria SGaa1 resident preferred. TE. saas. o
BooKKEEPER. exp. in handlins, double-
entry systera Apply between l and b p m,
ID Hs4iE essaIs.ns walls Ts bee
lent working conditions. THE KENNEDY
y5b6kkfib yS5b66kkkEibfAEa, AR s1e9 Experienced BurToushs
crTnzENs edalas @aesns BANK seSF' Of RivERDzEE
SToSKkEEEfSa TSsE HEfsssss s3casr 31a3 operator
ton with sttractiye future IN wholesaIe
Apply Miss Wittstatt, MA. 00b0, holland
GGoRpSGSda Go lSG; dae 66pERaroRs. 3 81 experience
sSs dss1 A2R!E snRaSFRssos
CASHIER, good opportunity in large res
taurant: meals as part Of compensation;
must be able to work on either nieht or
saH sfts SEA Grill aRL Nj a1 HfEsason e.
CASHiER-Brieht young woman for exclu-
sive specially shop; experienced preferred;
KAPLOWITZ. on 18th st. between ana
CASHIERS, part times young women for
noon hours must be alert sna chisAk ccneakins az
enta Ws nay lUr yo Wle
GOVERNMENT sERvicEs, INC. 11le 21st
ssss{ss: sAEvs slgak .Ssa si1ssy.
6636 Conn. ave. n.ws WO. $500. la
Evening star., 1946-10-09
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ASSEMBLY WORKERS, soldering expe-
rience preferred. but not essential: 4o-hr.
week Apply BOWEN & CO., to 4. 4512
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md. -12
CLERKS for office and receiving platform:
40-hour week; paid vacation, retirement
plan:' 20ee discount on purchases. Apply
THE HECHT CO.. Service Bldg, 400
okie st. ne: Take Ivy City bus to door
MAN AND WIFE, weman to cook: man 70
private school, live in; $500 per month.
94O1 Georgia ave. SH. 1874. .
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, /, to assume
full responsibility and take complete charge
of small laboratory in private medical
clinic; starting salary, s175-S2o0. and de-
pending upon aualificatio and experience
OR0-I. Star 10
Evening star., 1946-10-09
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSIST WITH INFANT and 90 E.n.w; IN
apt. No nights: good hours: every ssa Sthsn fa
SSsoS65kiSd SsS5 M s2Sa aSb e.H.w,, experience @ sns
rsiersnss ens required; adults in family: Can
COOK, tcolored; good plain cooking.
g;h-w.: for, family Of ADULTS; d nSurs, HsTy
oshsr IL noGs Sunday al 6 sae assf re- fsss
COOK: ezpes;a Shy; E,S = adults live in; ssS
coSK. ssss .apssseneed asa9 aa s shse salary $3.50
sssoa goa sssb ssa
esek ss,s,sa ;.sslsnt ts; s,,: sshss5 sG.!s.; e.:
eEs5o eEsJ5ox Keek And wHWss4' w2:H.Ws:. experienced: IN a
ssss'a' ss raaio aHas ana s'f bash aees pay
Il. Y ., sagssi ss ssio es1 ss w. RsD ossf
cooK-G.H.w.-Good position for capable.
neat woman with city refsrenseSj sousts; SSs
and and Nd. fare. For interview, sH. os1s.
COOK AND HousEKEEPER, white. 50 to
Is Years: hours, i pm. through 8 o'clock
dinner; adults. no children; @ NO s3,e'sIs wssn-
cs MS MksHAEhk H. vsss
;ssEsss4ss; ssEsS S's NJ rs .rs, sasssvo7l
ADULTS, Bethesda apartment, afternoons
until after dinner: no Sundays: S16 week.
GGENERaL q Mi At HOUsEWoRkEK = Stay some
niehts very little cooking. good ironer
and cleaner; other help: local references;
aENfEn saIs6E SPsnH nHoTT2skxcskEn. T2 stasSk
sslieas1s ssliassa l4 tnssl,1sap: sna :m iiys
ISs lSsels s.pass pnsss.ssIy; $50 per week. write
9gPPNasaL 9PE asalL' sssal sHssSaulsEwoRkEn-coo help
Sao su and csrfare. CT. 1000, Ext. $50.
G.H. W., experienced, dependable; steaay
morning work, 5-day week: launory. sssa saSn-
ing machine: SO; small children: Siivef
Sprins sH. 1400. ..x .,t-, ,-U cor
AT. Titn asas city ,aom com
Emwood 62o.. I'll
CIV; Isy Sssy week in brand-new si house.
GH.W. Ga W. i've si in. small house. North Arling-
ton; near transportation; light laanory'
assist with infant and 4.yr.-old boy: Innrs. nS
and every other Sun. on; references S3o.
GH.W.. an w 5 days . week, Monday. wednes-
day and Friday. 10 to 6: S12 and car
fare IA. 1857 Call after l2:39. .,,-
dren: live in; cheerful: reference. AD 1919:
S26 week. WI. 1075s
Evening star., 1946-10-09

INSURANCE POLICY Y
enced in fire and allied
with large local agency:
tunity for advancement.
experience and qualif1cat
SIMON. $40 woodward
Evening star., 1946-10-09
INSURANCE

enced in casualty and allied lines, for po-
sition with large local agency. excellent
opportunity for advancement salary based
on experience and qualifications. YOUNG
a. SIMON, $40 Woodward Bldg. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-10-09

SERVICE SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS. 8
sFRSldl sHHzSb4aH zsa ss5si
ssdy ony Esh eFH5' Es 'ili H21co ss'd Rts
ss,g s
sHREfyTIGMaE Il 21a as not .ps,
% nSt xos t qsad 1an nsy in Steady al ypes ype Of she
GHNgos saEEE ga iaaS ssR Il
sToE shsst Tsta fslRfEs gm be
4HEsMaS 44HiysE 5aSSss to g9 for satur
sODAMEN; experience preferred; good
eondtonsd Sore Ray
sPoTTER ot TES Tor for one one Of washington's most
psrience required Apply in person, CAP;
sTATIoN s1AI TxTIENpSSTs' :, = 'szpsl,sncsas q
from fTonai' i to 0 car washer fun time: rst:
sHns resgFsf sERy AgS sSs Lee hKs All
sTTENoGRAPHER with knowledge of book
keeping: permanent position in Arlington
Stock CLERK for receiving and markini
rm: A progressive Ell mems rSt wear sters r onsT! d.
vancernent to q capable young man. Apply
office, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1879
ST. nj 10
SToCK CLERK for receiving and MARKING
room; q progressive mems store offers at.
tractive salary with opportunity for ad
vancement to . capable young man, Applii
once. THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP 1919
ssToCK MAN-Permanent position Will
established wholesale electric supply house
exper. not nee; excel. future for ambitious
man. 900 7th st. NV. 10
| STONE MASON, experienced. Call Fall!
Church 1850 or Falls Church 1868. III
| TABULATING MACHINE OPERATOR, un.
der 30. with some experience, for !: B. NJ
| tabulating equipment for, position in Hft
| insurance company; excellent opportunity
to qualify FOR ,aa ,aaadys,nIcsmen.; A salary vii vii
son. to Room 702. SIC, 14th st, NV.
TAILOR colored; good gsy yWSsa sssaay NSen }en
1888 14th ST. NV, HO. $500. .
TAILORS-Experienced on mems clothins
and uniforms. Good pay. steady Job. DAVE
MARGoLIs, 22nd and g sts. nv. III
Evening star., 1946-10-09

pearings accurate q
25-35: immediate
week, good salary.
ply to Miss Manr.
DOCTORS HOSPT1
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

be became active in the Detroit
Typographical Union.
He was also prominent in Mlchi-
gan Democratic circles, and in
1914 was appointed commissioner
of the department of labor and
industry by the late Gov. Wood
bridge NJ Ferris.
From 1925 until 1912, when he
retired. Mr.. Gloster was COM
pensation claims manager of the
General Accident Assurance Co,
Detroit
Surviving are his wife, Georgia
L.. whom he married in Detroit
46 years ago; two sons, G. Wilson
and Arthur r., TWO brothers.
Maurice j. and Joseph W., and a
sister, Mrs. May OConnor OF
Duluth.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

lawn Cemetery.
He died Sun
day in Traverse
City after an
KITE n ded Ill
ness.
Mr.. Gloster
b g < a n h | S
career in tn @
c o m posin &
r 90 IN OF the
Detroit ~ c W S
where, during
his ne ar y
q u a I er CEN
tury of service
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Thomas GIoster
Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services for Thomas B.
Gloster, II, well known native
Detroiter, will be held in ST.
Patrick's Cathedral at 9 a. IN.
tomorrow. Burial will be in Wood
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Funeral seTUicss Were re-
ported TO the Times for;

PETER BRYsSE. 76. AZ go
a m, Saturday in the Van Ler-
berghe Funeral Home. l3340 T.
Warren, and AZ 10 a. m. IN Our
Lady Of Sorrows Church. Burial.
Mt. Olivet Mr. BrySSe, of $3.50
Fairview. died Tuesday az tho
home of his daughter after
short Illness Survivors wife
Marie: daughters, Mrs Angelo
LobbeStael, sons. Hilaire and
Julian.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Deatb R0ttreS

BRYssE-Peter. OF $685. Fsirviss. be-
loved husband Of Marie ivan Welden :,
dear father Of ME1 Angelo LobbeGtAel'
and one brother In Belgium, dear
grandfather Of Lewis Brykss Funeral
from the Van LeTberghe Funeral Home
1890 4. Warren corner LSkeyiew.
saturday morning a. o 80 and Our
Lady Of sorrows Church At 1000
Rosary Friday evening al 500. In
terment Mt Olivet.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Prices Take
More Beo+inqs

WASHINGTON, March 18 -
(LPA)-The governments bat
ting average in its "hold the
line" fight was not too good last
week.
OPA announced that a boost
in retail meat prices, averaging
about 11zc a pound, would be
forthcoming by the end of the
month.
New pricing orders for cloth
ing were announced, intended to
release the hoard of 700, 900 to
two million garments which had
been stored by manufacturers
until the price boost was allow
ed by OPA.
While the agency claimed that
the new order would have no ef-
feet on the average cost of cloth
ing, labor spokesmen were pes
simistic. All agreed however
that larger amount of medium
priced mems suits and shirts
would be forthcoming with the
end of the manufacturers
strike"
Textiles Are Raised
Earlier in the week OPA had
authorized substantial rises in
cotton textile prices in order to
increase production of low cost
cotton shirts, dress, underwear,
and other scarce items. Esti-
mates were current here that
the new incentive" price pro-
gram would result in a rise in
the cost of shirts and dresses of
from 10 to 15c and in shorts
of or &c.
Drastic orders that are intend
ed to prevent any further hoard
ing of mems and boys clothing,
and of women's hosiery were
laid down by Civilian Produc-
ton Administration, which will
limit inventories to a 30-day
maximum.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Continued From Page 1

Reuther's candidacy came as
no surprise to the delegates in
view of the rumors which have
been circulating for several
weeks in all sections of the
country.
Harvey Kitzman, president of
Local 180 and Edward Coty,
president of Local ia, Reuther's
lnpwn Local talked to the Reuther
caucus attended by nearly 1900
delegates here, and told them
of the draft Reuther movement
which had been inaugurated by
Michigan UAW-CIO union presi-
dents and called for his election
to replace R. ]. Thomas who has
served six years in the top ex-
ecutive UAW spot.
In his speech of acceptance of
the draft, Reuther condemned
what he termed, action almost
amounting to trea so n" on
Thomas part in the statement
made by the latter to the press
because of the failure of settling
the General Motors strike one
month ago.
Replying to the charge made
by Thomas during the open ses-
, sion that there was a movement
in the UAW to take the union
into the AFL and accusing David
Dubinsky of the International
Ladies Garment Workers. AFL
of donating $4,000 to the GIN
strike fund, Reuther said that
the fund was not solely an AFL
fund, but committee COM
posed of ther leaders including
James Carey, and Fred Allen
Haywood
Denies Charge
Denying Thomas's charge,
Reuther said, Neither R. j.
Thomas, George Adde's, myself
nor any of the officers of this
union could take the UAW-CIO
into the AFL even if we tried
to-"
In agreeing to make the race,
Reuther criticized Thomas for
what he called his negative lead
, ership, and blamed wildcat
strikes on this condition. Posi-
tive leadership, said Reuther,
would prevent wildcat strikes
by program which would unite
the union into a purposeful or
ganization.
In democratic union, it is the
right of every member to aspire
to leadership said Reuther, as
he stated that the contest be-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Perfumed Oil
Not by Ickes
WASHINGTON. March

WASHINGTON, March La
dPA)-It's pring, the birds are
singing, and romance is bloom
ing. And young ladies are
primping for Easter. But the
Dept. of Commerce will put a
stop to all that.
For years, ad-readers have
been told that it's only Lick
proof Lipstick that will get you
your man. And we believed it.
Now. here come Henry Wal
lace's men with the shocking
news that lipstick is simply an
oily substance, colored and per-
fumed, that women smear on
their lips. And one manufac-
turer turns out more than half
the nations output, to be sold
under an infinite variety of
names and advertising appeals.
Zone private label firm,
says the Dept. of Commerce,
Estates that its plant accounts for
one-half of u. S. lipstick produc-
tion and another that it is the
leading manufacturer of nail
enamel in bulk"
$50 quietly does it operate"
says the government agency of
the private label cosmetics in
dustry, "that it never comes to
the notice of the consuming pub
lic."
And Consumers Union, which
tests goods for quality, has
maintained for years that you
get just as good lipstick in the
dime store as you do when you
pay S1.20 for something that ad-
vertises in March issue of a
magazine: ''Lips Radiant AS
Burning Embers One Magic
Moment Just You Two.
Eagerly hungrily he
Sc ks your lovely lips. For you
this is full, warm, sweet feel
ing beyond belief almost be-
yond control. It's dream wax
ing the ecstasy of this tenn
pestuous embrace. And you
aroused, awakened can read
the answer on his lips One
embrace and you know you'll
never be without this new, ut
terly different lipstick.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Sobo+h Seeks
LoboV Probe

WASHINGTON, March 18 -
(LPA)-The vicious and un-
scrupulous lobbies" that infest
Washington will be driven out
into the open if Rep. Adolph
SABBATH ID. Ill) succeeds in his
drive for a committee investiga-
ton of lobbyists operations
here.
SABBATH, who is the dean of
the House of Representatives,
has introduced a resolution,
HR 557, to set up a special COM
mittee to smoke out the activi-
ties of the men and women who
try to buy the votes of Congress
men.
Congressman have been espe-
cially irritated over the deluge
of propaganda reaching them in
recent weeks from special-in-
terest groups trying to get spe-
cial exemptions from price con-
troll, or to kill the Price Control
Act altogether.
In addition, House Speaker
Sam Rayburn I'd. Tex.) left the
presiding seat last week to make
one of his rare speeches attack
ing the private utilities for their
attempts to kill the rural cleo
trification program. The House
responded by passing a quarter
billion dollar appropriation for
the Rural Electrification Admin
istration, despite the violent op-
position of the utilities lobby.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-29
Champion Unit
Sparklets

Deepest sympathy to Helen
Drzewiecki whose mother re-
Gently passed away.
It seems natural now that
Rita (Faraway) Bakies, Dept. d.
End shift, is back. We will say
she seems more quiet since she's
displaying that engagement ring.
though.
Steward elections have been
held in all departments now, and
things are settling back to nor
NAL.
A group of the girls in Dept
D End shift are thinking of tax.
ing up a collection for a Heat
rola for Hattie!
Donna Jewell, Dept. E, sec.
ond shift, is home from the hos
pital, convalescing from an op-
Grafton. The girls miss you, and
hope you'll soon be back al
work, Donna.
Pedro" in Dept. AA, second
shift, is now a two car man. He
purchased a new truck to mar.
ket his farm produce.
Chet Hughes has an on again
off again case of the flu. We
hope he gets it out of his system
soon.
Dept. E is beginning to look
50 huge the girls are lost. When
they come in to work they can't
find their places.
The employees in Dept. E End
shift wonder if Al Tripp would
like to bid on part-time supply
and part-time rack delivery
from department D. To Depart
ment E. P. S.......... 1t may be
possible to make these arrange
ments.
Deepest sympathy to Anna
KuiaWa whose husband recently
passed away.
Seeing that the office of John.
ny Robins is completed maybe
we will be able to find him OF
his helpers there instead of out
on some job. Take it easy boys
we still have men laid off.