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Nogales international., 1946-11-28
Thanksgiving
Reunion
At Karns Home

A happy Thanksgiving reunion
dinner party is anticipated at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Karns
on Crawford street today.
Covers will be laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Shemberger, of Tucson,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Shannon, Terry
Shannon, Mrs. Gene Hammond and
year-old daughter, Linda, j. Allen
Cumming, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Karns.
*#*m**#**
ATTENDING
SCHOOL IN OHIO
Miss Jackie Elliott, daughter of
G.. L. Elliott of Hacienda Otero near
Tubac, has gone to Springfield,
Ohio, to attend school.
****#*#**
Mrs. Gene Hammond (Joanne
Cumming) and daughter, Lou Lin
da, arrived yesterday from Wichita,
Kansas, for a visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Karns,
until after the Christmas holidays.
They were met in Tucson by Mrs.
I. H. Shannon, who motored them
to Nogales.
****#****
Mrs. Doris Bynon left yesterday
to spend Thanksgiving holidays in
Phoenix with her son, Howard, who
landed in the states this week from
army service in the AleutianS.
***#*#*#*
Misses Nancy Murray and Tao
Sykes who attend school in Los An
geles were expected to arrive here
yesterday for the Thanksgiving va
cation.
m*m##****
Miss Virginia Ann Robins arrived
by air from Phoenix yesterday, to
spend Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mayor and Mrs. James V.
Robins.
G**m#mm*%
Mrs. Mary Welty and Mr.. and
Mrs. Don A. Welty left yesterday to
spend Thanksgiving in Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Miss Maria Teodora lopez, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Rosa Lopez, was married
Nov. 18th to Jesus M. Miranda, son
of Mrs. Rosa Miranda, in a double
ring ceremony performed at Sacred
Heart Church by Rev. Francis
O'Reilly
The bride was given away by her
brother, Manuel Lopez. She wore
a satin and nylon gown with fin
gertip veil, and carried a bouquet Of
white carnations and chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Acting as maid of honor was
Alicia Vargas, and best man was
Elias Gomez.
Madrina de lazo was Cruelty AL
'varez, close friend of the bride. Miss
Graciela ContreraS was her brides
maid and chamberlain Ruben
SuareZ.
Later in the evening a reception
was held at the Knights of Colum-
bus hall.
The couple left to spend their
honeymoon trip in New Mexico, and
on their return will make Nogales
their future home.
The groom attended schools in
Nogales and is a veteran of three
years service in the Southwest Pa
cific.
The bride attended school in No
gales, Sonora, and Nogales, Arizona.
***A*****
Mr.. and Mrs. Javier Alvarez Tos-
tado and family are in Nogales for
two week visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jose Maria Alvarez Tos-
tado, 203 Crawford street. Mrs.
Alvarez Tostado is the sister of Mrs.
r. H. F1eischer of this city.
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Miss Laura Whipple was the guest
Of Misses Thalia and Ephterpe Pa
mas at the University of Arizona in
Tucson over the weekend
~***%*s~s
Mrs. Melvina McClung, commit
teewolnan from District No. 8 of the
American Legion Auxiliary, accom-
panied by Mrs. Jean Gilmore, de-
partlnent child welfare chairman,
paid an official visit to Morgan Nc
Dermott Unit No. 7 in Tucson last
week.
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About forty-five guests attended
the third in series Of cocktail
parties given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. v.
Robins Sunday evening at their
home on Pajarita street.
a:sAss$@#*
Travis Edrnonson spent last week.
end in Tucson as guest Of his
brother, Earloyde, at the University
of Arizona, and attended the Ari-
zona- Texas Tech game.
**M####m*
Mr.. and Mrs. H l.. Stiles, Billy
and Alice, will spend the Thanks
giving holiday visiting relatives in
Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
MCO:IEK sol
.MaS( - . ~
Christmas Party
At Woman S
Club Dec. 3

Tuesday, Dec. 3rd, the NogaleS
Woman,s Club will hold a pot luck
luncheon and Christmas party at
the club rooms.
Mrs. S. M. Arnold and Mrs. Harry
Bump are in charge of the affair.
Each member is to bring a white
elephant gift in Christmas wrap
ping for the entertainment follow
ing the one o'clock luncheon, Mrs.
Herbert Chatham, president, an
nounced.
*##&*H**H
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bowman
and family were in NogaleS over the
weekend from their winter home in
Tucson.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
TRAVEL TO
THE ORIENT
with the famous
9Th Infantry Division
ALL EXPENSES PAID AND A
MINIMUM STARTING SALARY
OF $50 PER MONTH

The 9th Infantry Division, U. S.
Army, known from its insignia as
the RED Star Division" had an
impressive war record. After heavy
action in New Guinea, the unit
moved on to play a vital role in
clearing the Japs from Luzon. Sta
toned today in Korea, the 9Th is
continuing its great record as a
peacetime occupation force.
Young men who can measure up
to high Regular Army standards,
and who enlist for three years, now
have an opportunity to join this
famous division, on duty in the
Orient, following initial training in
the us.
There's no finer life anywhere for
a soldier. Excellent living condi-
tions and recreation facilities. Sight
seeing and sports are encouraged.
The work is interesting, educational
and of vital Importance to world
peace. Overseas pay starts at 500
month for a Private, plus food,
clothing, quarters, medical and den
tai care and other benefits. Enlist
ments open to men 18 to "a inclu-
sive (17 with parents consent). Full
details at your local US. Army Re-
cruiting Station.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
NOgales, Arizona
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

ATOMIC FISSION'-SEE THIS
VIVID PAINTING OF THE RAIN
BOW BANDED SPECTACLE OF
BIKINI IN THE AMERICAN
WEEKLY, THE MAGAZINE DIS
TRIBUTED WITH NEXT SUN
DAYS LOS ANGELES EXAN1IN-
Err. (Adv0
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

What turkey, MON! So you
want your Uncle Sam to slice off
thick chunk of white meat for you,
son. What a Thanksgiving feast!
SO you want the Westinghouse
Mary! Lots of folks will be making
a silent wish on this great holiday.
I'd like to make an open wish. !
wish for all my nieces and nephews,
young and old, long life, health,
happiness and good fortune. You
can help make my wish cOme true
by building a strong financial folln-
dation of U. S. Savings Bonds for
your home and every home.
Buy your extra Savings Bond
now! U. S. Treasury Department
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
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NOgales International, the county
wide newspaper which goes into
more than $50 of all homes in
Santa Cruz County.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

P. E. Baffert and Clell Schraeder
returned Tuesday from Los Angeles
where they attended the U.S.C.-
U.C.L.A. football game Saturday.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
STUDENTS HOME
FOR THANKSGIVING

Among University of Arizona stu
dents arriving home last evening for
the Thanksgiving holidays were
Miss Mary Allen Smith and guest
Miss Kay Plunkett, Charles S.
Smith, Jr., Miss Martha Ann Fra
zier, and o. A. Smith, Jr.
********%
IT'S A BOY
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wes-
terlund of Oxnard, Calf, formerly
of Nogales, boy on Nov. goth.
The Homemaking classes of No
gales High School enjoyed treat
Friday afternoon, when Mrs. Lloyd
Gayman talked to them on the sub
ject of Good Grooming" Mrs. o.
A. Smith, alert instructor Of the
department, has arranged other in
teresting and instructive talks by
local women on subjects of interest
to the classes of girls.
*#*****&A
Miss Joyce Harman, Hudson Har-
man, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Har-
man arrived yesterday from Tucson
to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Harman. Joyce and Hud-
son are University of Arizona stu
dents.
Mrs. r. G. Laney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Ashburn motored to
Tucson Thursday,
***@***&*
Miss Ruth Jones has returned to
her duties at the telephone office
after several weeks illness at her
home, 21O West street.
##*m#####
Miss Sally Darnell of Douglas,
who is attending the University of
Arizona, was the house guest Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Murchi-
SON
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
THANKSGIVING DINNER

The M. G. Little home will be the
setting of a joyous Thanksgiving
dinner, at which Mrs M. G. Little
Ind Mrs. Mike Levy will be hos
tesses. Expected to be present are
Mrs. Richard Morgan and two chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. EInbree MaXon,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Little, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew BettWy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. M. C..
Little.
**#**##*~
Buddy Chatham arrived last ev-
ening from the University Of Ari-
zona to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Chatham.
*********
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Edmonson and
sons Earloyde and Travis will have
as guests for Thanksgiving Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Medlen, Mrs. Alberta
Batson, Suzonne Medlen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Medlen and daughter,
and Miss H. Janet Swezey of Chi
cago, University of Arizona stu
dent.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19
Ragging the
Scale
By Elsie Jaye

Did you get your new con-
tract? The picture of the I. S.
Co, sets it off very nicely. We
still think it would have been
a nice gesture on the company's
part to have had picture of 425
winthrop ST. on the the reverse
side.
Heard that Harms Mcintosh is
vacationing; hope he has more
success eating and drinking with
the death of OPA than we've
had!
Also vacationing still is Vic
tor Mccall that sterling Commit
teeman affectionately known as
"the little genius" (self-styled)
Toledo's gain is Arkansas loss,
in this instance.
Ewald Dethloff, reported for
work Monday morning, wearing
a big smile, carrying a box of
cigars and a box of candy to an
nounce the birth of baby
daughter - between puffs; God
bless the ladies.
To all who attended the Tues
day d e m str a ton - "You
should feel proud of yourself for
your part in the fight against
initiation!
Arlan Beebe wanted some help
to paint his house; he had six
bottles of beer; he painted it
alone. Justies please note!
Who said ''The Bikers" didn't
have connections - They have
a cousin, north of Monroe, who
owns a beer emporium We
know-cause recently Abe Man
or and Don Meyers got enough
that's a lot of beer.
Side note to Monroe wolves
Throw up a high corral, Biker's
been seen in Town with that
old familiar look.
Look fellows-Key Rist send
In some newsl
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19

Birthday congrats., to Rose
Donofrio.
Wedding eongrats., to Vina
Priest. Good luck Pal!
We wish Dorothy Schuster a
speedy recovery from her re-
cent tonsillectomy.
We see quite a number of new
faces both in the Press & As
sembly DeptS.
A hearty welcome to all these
new friends, and we hope your
stay will be a long one.
We are all wondering what's
the reason for Mary Donofrio's
new up-sweep an diet??? Come
on Mary give.
Catherine Mccoy and Myrl
Clayton are back with us, after
vacationing in the South
We hope Bessie Blase gets to
Yellow Stone National Park on
her vacation, or we'll have one
disappointed gal in our midst.
Best wishes to Lorraine Nc
Clure who is no longer with US.
We miss Kid.
Carmel Burke wanted to start
her vacation off with a bang, but
not the kind she got. We hope
both you and your husband re-
cover from your recent accident
and that you will be back with
us soon.
The bus and street car strike
brought some mighy nice look
ing cars out in front of our shop.
We understand c. Macklin en-
joys working in the assembly
department.
Clyde Appleby's son is al
ready looking for a girl friend,
but Daddy says Junior is going
to be an M D., so no gals for
him for quite some time.
Ida Mae Collins is back with
us again. Welcome pal! You
know Ida Mae is the gal who
gets up at $50 A. M. every
morn, and listens to the brides
sing. Give us the formula for
all that Vim & Vigor, will va,
huh???
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19
AyIing Reichert
News

Birthday congrats., to Rose
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19

Supply Unit NeUvS
BY J. Mcknight

We never were more i'm
pressed about anything as we
were when we went to pay our
last respects to our former
Brother and Executive Commit
Iteeman, George O'Henry, and
saw a lovely floral basket from
our unit. Even though he hadn't
worked in our plant for some
time, he sure deserved some
token of. appreciation for the
good work he did during the
years he worked there. A vote
of thanks for the thoughtfulness
of our Welfare Committee.
There would be a lot of argu-
ments and time saved, If we at
tended our unit meetings. At
most every meeting, some one
brings up something to argue on
that already has been taken up
at a previous meeting and voted
on by the body. There may be
many issues brought up at the
meetings that YOU do or do not
approve of. and if you aren't
there you can't voice your
opinion or vote on them. Attend
your unit meetings and keep up
to date on what is happening to
your Jobs and the new plant
policies.
Our most genial entertain
ment committeeman, Brother
George Pund, held up his hand
for attention from our pleasant
faced chairman, Brother Brit
whistle, at our last week meet
ing, and permission was granted
for Brother Pund to get on his
feet and talk Quiet descended
over the room and in clear
vibrandt voice, Brother Pund
announced there would be pic
mic at Shady Shores next month.
Watch this column for exact
date.
Joe Biscay, Sr., got back to
work after spending several
weeks exploring the Southern
states and the plains and noun
tains of the West. Still in good
shape too.
Shorty Sager is also back to
work after exploring his back
yard, as per 3nnual vacation.
Oh my goodness! While in the
act of showing his cousin his
own injured finger, a Brother
in Dept. SO let fall a lead ham
mer, fracturjng said cousins toe.
The contract committee went
into action last week to prepare
a new contract for presentation
to the management in Septem-
Der. After taking q sneak pre-
view, you non-union members
better be getting in the good
graces of Local IL or a new job.
We are about to shed our bur-
densome slackers from our
midst. "a
The following vacancies were
filled and approved by the body
at our last unit meeting: Vice
chairman, Geo. Pund; executive
committeeman, Louie Bateman
and Harmon Lee. We wish you
boys great success in your new
responsibilities.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19
The
.Acklinite
By Martin BnchH

At this time we would like to
express our deepest sympathy to
Steve Wislek who recently lost
his father.
The fishing reports aren't 20
hot this last week, due to the
weather being too hot, and the
fish moving into deeper water.
Sig and John, the so called
golfers are looking for q match
with any other turf cutters. Joe
Matt and Chuck Kujawa take
notice. Reliable reports are they
can't hit a basketball with an
ironing board.
bad Boy Springer" again re-
ceives the headlines this week.
1t seems he had a collision with
a truck and knocked off his
bumper. Observers say he was
watching girl mounting street
car when this happened.
Anyone needing a retriever
this fall see Cap Roman. At the
rate that he finds lost ping-pong
balls he should easily locate any
type of game bird.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19

End shift is being married to 4
'tooth-extractor" from Indiana.
Congratulations Helen.
We wish to caution all fore
men on working on jobs other
than their own. It doesn't make
friendly feelings to have griev-
ances submitted on these cases
we still have plenty of men
laid off.
Gretchen Young is now Mrs.
Gretchen Worthkettler. and has
just returned from her honey
moon. Good luck Grech.
Sympathy to Al Pontious and
family in the recent loss of his
father.
Sympathy to the family OF
James Wallace an employee of
Dept. ''I'' who passed away last
week
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19
Toledo Stamping
Notes
~ G~ksa ArSou
BY Gertie Mason

Congratulations to G arnet
Miller who walked to the altar
last Saturday.
Elizabeth Steel won the bottle
of spirits on the rattle the other
day and Ann Napirelo received
a lovely pair of birds.
Happy birthday to Shorty,
Nellie Fordson and Alice PAUL.
oczyk.
Bonnie is asking for a bowl
ing bag from her husband. May
be it is to hold all those scalps
she has been acquiring lately in
bowling.
There was a happy reunion of
the Weaver boys the other night.
They hadn't seen each other for
four years. 1t was such a scene
that many bowlers had wet eyes
before they left the alleys.
The editor wanted to know
what Ernie Karmol received
when he quit. The answer is,
what does any man receive on
special occasions.
It looks like the Green Hor-
nets are getting in somebody's
h a ir. Congratulations to a
bunch of greenhorns who really
made good,
rs :. different acting Doris
we have these days. Her son,
Emil, declared his independence
of the Navy on the 4th of July.
Carol got that nice lobster
look at Alpena, Michigan. Nellie
is still cool in this heat wave.
She hasn't thawed out from the
cold wave at Tawas.
Someone ought to bring
yardstick to measure that fish
that Rosalind's husband caught
over the Fourth.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19
Modern Car
Wash Opens

You can now have your car
washed in few minutes on your
way home from work at the new
Car Shampoo at 394 Phillips
Avenue.
This new auto laundry intro
duces the spray gun method of
applying the suds to your dingy
jaloppy, which is then pulled by
chain through the rinsing and
drying room all within less time
than it takes to get a short beer
next door.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19
SparkletS- Champion Unit

Congratulations are in order
for Dorothy ''stinky" Doering,
now Mrs. Kirkpatrick of New
Holland, Ohio who resigned from
the Champion to become a farm
erette. She also said their hired
hands were all Union members.
You can have hired hands to
work for you, but you have to
thoroughly reason" to have
them work with you, An old
axiom went like this: Listen
to reason, reason that is but
for one reason" it will not
work. That's reasonable is it
not? Are you training for a
Bosses job? John Reason that is
Who said the cost of living
hasn't gone up. One of our Eng.
Dept. foremen has taken over a
fish market and is peddling them
on the job. Eighty cents per
pound for smoked carp. Is that
nice Louie?
Chester ike" Kaiser sends his
thanks for the wonderful flow
ers, cards and visits while con-
valescing in the hospital, and
wish that his co-workers know
this.
The second and third floor
looks a lot better and brighter
with its two-tone paint job since
the lay-off thanks a lot boys.
Helen Welch is convalescing in
Flower Hospital, but is reported
to be coming along nicely. Hurry
back Helen.
Helen Mougey of Dept. "D"I
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19
Spicer
Unit Nevs
Spicer Shop Rules


Within the past few weeks the
members of the Spicer Unit have
been in somewhat of a turmoil.
Whether the company thought
we should go back to pre-union
days or not is questionable. The
stewards were called to a meet
ing in the personnel office and
were asked to cooperate with
the enforcement of the rules,
which in some cases hinted of
threatened drastic action on the
part of the company. A few of
the rules, of course, were legal
according to the laws of our
land, but some were petty stuff
and quite unnecessary. We are
certainly old enough to know
right from wrong, and in this
day and age we should be 50 ad-
vanced emotionally and mental
ly, that we do not have to be
told what to do every time we
turn around. 1t is quite true
that an industrial plant of some
$500 workers cannot be run eff
ficiently without law and order,
but do we have to have thou
shalt and thou shalt not" hung
on the wall in front of our eyes
continually? We think that is
an affront to the intelligence of
the worker and we feel that the
average person knows and re-
spects the rights of others. In
the event there might be some
who, through ignorance or care
lessness do break rules, a warn
ing should be sufficient to make
him mend his ways.
Legislative Committee Report
/. Warning to workers, par
ticularly veterans, who wish to
invest in small business, the Con-
gressional Record, Vol. 90, No.
lis, page Toll, repors as fol-
lows:
"The trend of mergers and ac-
QUESTIONS is symptom in peace
time of growing concentration of
economic power. The fact that
big business is now actively en-
gagged in buying up small COM
panies strongly suggests that it
will probably follow other
causes of action designed to in
crease its economic power"
We think a word to the wise
is sufficient, also that thorough
investigation and complete Ssudy
of conditions, before one invests
his hard earned capital in any
business, should be the rule.
2. An Amendment to Public
Health Service Act is found on
page 7061.
THE bill (H. r. 4512) to
amend the Public Health Service
Act Is to provide for research
relating to psychiatric disorders
and to aid in the development
of more effective methods of
prevention, diagnosis, and treat
ment of such disorders and for
other purposes.
This act is very definite ad-
vancement in addition to our
present Health Service, and will
prove invaluable in this day and
age of strife and turmoil. Not
very many people are fully
aware of the desperate need of
care of our mental health. and
how mental unfitness tends to
disrupt our physical health.
By Gladys Oberhaus.
Publicity Director,
Spicer Legislative
Committee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-07-19
W.O Unit
Seeing
Eye

Are we going to elect the same
bunch of screw balls to legisla-
tive offices this year? If so what
are you bellyaching about? It's
about time the workers woke up
to their responsibilities. You can
make this better state to live
in If you will get out and do
little campaigning to elect your
own kind of people to political
offices, not the kind we have in
state legislative offices today,
but workers just like ourselves.
The kind we have there now are
making politics their life's career.
They do not care what the
workers want as long as they
can ride on the gravy train with
Mr.. Reinerts who is a stooge for
Robert Taft as the paymaster.
Let's all get busy and sell P. A. c.
to raise campaign funds so we
will be able to beat those re-
dictionaries who have never voted
for our benefit. Let's make our
slogan this year, "Clean out of
offices all those who do not like
labor" In congress we have the
same responsibility, Get rid of
Homer Ramey." Let him retire
to one of those islands that dot
Lake Fire as no one will miss
him. Also George Bender had
better get off the reactionary
band wagon or he can retire to
his printing business. AS for
Taft, he has several more years
because he just got reelected.
But we pr e edict this is his
last term.
Mr.. Schoonmaker, quit your
double crossing the citizens of
Toledo and get that rubbish
collecting started.
We understand Brother Free
man from Dept 165 block line
is training with the daredevil
riders as he was seen going
out Central Ave a short time ago
on the tandem seat of a motor
cycle. He says the faster they
go the greater the thrill.
We are all going to miss Sister
Irene Petsche of Dept. 233 from
our Steward organization. She
has held that position for a long
time and has done a fine job.
She had to give it up on account
of i'll health. Thanks Irene for a
job well done, we are going to
miss you.
Remember Riddles like ball
games with all it's trimmings
such as peanuts and pop and so
do the big kids. So let's all let
down our hair and attend Local
las second annual game on
Tuesday night June 23rd, at
Swayne Field. Admission One
Dollar.
Vic CARRIER who has been in
haling fresh air for some time
while driving the tool pickup
truck, has degenerated back to
his old profession as a painter
in Dept. 275.
We always wondered what the
real meaning of sweat shop was.
Well, we found out Wednesday
July 10th, when we visited the
big machine shop in 46 Bldg. The
temperature was about 10 and
every worker was wet with per-
spiration.
NOTICE In regards to a leave
of absence there seems to be
some misunderstanding in the
Interpretation of the word days.
An employee who is on a leave
of absence has to report back to
work within five 50 working
days. Here is a sample. Friday,
Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and
Tuesday. Please remember this
is for your benefit as seniority is
priceless. Do not get paid off for
non-attendance.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-03-08
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