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Evening star., 1946-05-02
HELP WOMEN,
MACHINE 0pER Z

ACCOUNTING MACHINE OPERATOR-
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sh m dept advstsn 9Js spssaty
il, large dept store; excellent starting
salaFg with rapid ia. enlargement foI ons
sSSR ihigDf; Bl + pgR}y
ahfERAfioN Rhfns Al ssoG hANbs ES so nomens atera
men eas ssh opasnas' aoo1 woobwARP a5RS AsRRbl0y
aITkaTioN sSS opERSrohs E da.y white exper
dresses dress and suits. MRS. JOHNSON. North
4 ASSISTANT SsIi,a TITO, to costume jsxelry buyer
ss sto4ss 'ns JosspH HNsshassfa HzRRha
ASSISTANT ASH TAN BooRRKKEEpER-Bright s, ( XII YOU yo1ns
siys specialty shop. KAPLoWrrz, on
AsssTxNT M HssNfsn bdYfRs aRs for IVA Various depart
speeiaty sRCp snd
ss Spsrv1is Rsssse seS ASsBuhah ARg1y Ell
ASSISTANT hG9ER ana aor somans ssa nx specially
oeotC. faSt-SLoWlNB OIkAuiIdLlOn QeSlTeS
dept. You may be now employed as an an
assistant buyer. head of stock or sales
person and feel YOU are ready for greater
responsibilities. Excellent working cond :.
liberal salary, group insurance and EN-
ploye discount. Apply BROOKS. IIO9 g
St nv, Mr.. Moorehead. fifth floor .
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER, experienced
Apply p housekeeper, CARLTON HOTEL,
AssisTSNFK 81 ana + $Is r. MA MANAGER of women,
alteration dept: must be experienced in
all phases Of sewing and, fitting, also
ployment Once, 4th floor, LANSBURGH
4 RRO, 7th, 18th and E NV. 4
dept; must be exper. Apply KLEIN S,
ASSISTANT MANAGER and housekeeper.
40-55, for high-class guesthouse; food
exper. not REQUIRED, must be unencumbered
and live on premises; supervision Of help,
maintenance mali, Of guest and ONCE records are
main duties: give aEe. exper., phone number
and when available. Write Box 420-B. Star.
ASSORTERS. dat work. white, exper.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2627 K st. a. ".
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

ASSISTANT. HOUSEKEEPER. experienced
Apply housekeeper, CARLTON HOTEL, 18th
and K SITS NV. -3
COOK AND HOUsEMAN, experienced;
references required; excellent living con-
ditlons, good salary; 8 adults. WI 5093.
COUPLE--Middle-ag man and wife, as
COOK and houseman; must be experienced;
living quarters in attractive upstairs apt.
RA. 1850. q
NAN, perienced. with knowledge of grid
Ole and salad making. Apply in person,
between 5,el 9:30 and 1890 am. 1907 Co
MAN OR WOMAN hair stylist, experienced
Apply 706 18th ST. NV d
MUSICIAN, novachord player Apply
manager. $50 Bladensburg rd ne q
STENOGRAPHER, preferably man, part
time; interested in patent field. Box
STENOGRAPHER, law Office, permanent.
.2nsc,aa Law student pref State exper. and salary
TAILOR, or team Of man and wife, wanted
for established dry cleaning store Excel
lent money-making opportunity. Call WI
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Miss Cornell to Play
Two Weeks in Capita1

The engagement Of "Antigone"
and Candida" the two productions
which Katharine Cornell, in asso-
ciatioh with Gilbert Miller, brings
to the National Theater, beginning
May 13, has been extended to two
weeks.
The schedule Of performances is
as follows: "Antigone," Monday eve
ming, May 13; Tuesday evening, May
IA; Wednesday matinee and eve
ming, May is. Candida" Thurs
day evening, May 16, through to
the following Wednesday evening,
May %, with a matinee on Wednes-
day and the proceeding Saturday
May 18. Then "Antigone" again on
Thursday evening, through Satur-
day.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"Merry Wives Of Wind
sor": $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"A Walk In the Sum:
10:30 am, 1:25, Ais, 7:10 and 10
pm. Stage shows: 12:40, $3.50, 6:25
and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"The virginian": Il.
1:50, 3:45, $40. 7:35 and $50 pm.
Earle-"Road to Utopia: lo:45
am. 1850, $50, 4:5o, 6:55, 9 and
II pm.
Hippodrome Grand Illusion:
2:10, 6:25 and 8:35 pm.
Keith's Spiral Staircase: IL
am, 1850, 2:4o, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05 and
OBS pm.
Prisoner of Zenda":: 11:15
am, lis, 3:15, $40, 7:2O and 9:35
pm.
Metropolitan-"The Wife OF Monte
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Cristo":: 11:30 am, 1:35. $40, $50,
1855 and 10 pm.
Palace-"ziegfeld Follies": l0:45
am, 1885, sos, Sis, TBS and 9:35
pm.
Pix-'Moonlight Sonata: $50,
6:55 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts.
Continuous from 1918 am.
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ADJUSTMENTS AMUSFMFNTS
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Theaters Having Matiness

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Il
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For Lost and Found Advertisements ts
See Pase A-3
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loenl Advep$;saps

Three Lines (Minimum)
or times SOC per line
3 to 6 times consecu-
tlVely
Z times or longer con-
secutively ------25c
Advertisements under the personal
classification and business advertising
under Special Notices, Sc per line
additional.
Situations Wanted.
tlme zic per llnO
3 times
Business advertising under Sit
uations wanted, takes the regular local
advertising rate.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum).
Flat rate per line 40c
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Star
must be received by IL pm. night
before: for The Sunday Star by I
pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-05-02

eHHAsshss rs sts eGssse
peFisnesd;i 9e5s ssii Tor work in boarding house
e1GAE o'n eLEkk Il p'H, at Carriers Pharmacy ms
Gnamea nsoa salary 9ss ans ss5 south r ahs sr rd
thsr 5ssoTmation cali NIX cARRlER si h2R
chERfcAL-rYp1sr ehi sHs and general ON ONCE
in the summer. sAKs FURs, sIO Istf
@ Esss9ts9a sss Conn Asss
Sfdas SfEak general ssss Sss veEs pleasant
47Is Hampden lane, Bethesda, Nd. 81
CLERK Ais tor to AZ Mr. to9 soerstsin eens45i
must have good penmsnship pen fp 0s and TSpe tSpe.
oda sssy IT, s's HR #fRss 'ss3'P
Ing viii. help; many advantages' and T iibera era
oGN9 50 RsFiGRs SRSs saoR 1919 1hPD
CLERKS; caal $50 sm. to 4:l5 pm, 5 DAYS =
tens Week no Saturday work; permanent posi-
ss2.Es HfaES9p l1f fAP Ms eo lsPs ps sa
cLERks se4erai opennrs niures for clerks:
96pportuJnity 6oppe J5s to qualified. Apply second
CLERK for general ,ofice work: must be
Eh9 sh2 can ,1aan lean quickly; MAIN cLEANERs
afP sAeThRpT5hfsFs TR 5faf. al4s Queens chfDe cha
CLERKS, good pay, five-day week, perna-
nent position: Apply RESERVE OFFICERS
ASSOC. l726 Penna. ave. NV, MA. 6447
CLERKS (2l for dry cleaning store: steady
for appointment. d
CLERK, general office work. shorthand and
typlng, motor Transportation company
Apply Mr. Lindenberg. w. T. COWAN, INC
Fsiryiew and New York aves. ne. TR
CLERKS OR TYPIsTs, white, gentle,
Ages IS to 30. Hours, 8 to and 8 to
l on Saturdays. Must have speed OF SO
Positions permanent. Salaries based on
qualifications: See Mrs. Gunion. appear
In person, STONES MER RCANTH.E AGEN-
CY, INC. End floor, 1419 st. NV. IS
CLEhK-TYPIST, insurance experience pre-
ferred: 39-hour week; salary based on
experience: LONG d CURRY. 9lO 17th
5-day week in mortgage
and insurance dept. Of old -established real
gds eststs e, mWertsage W loan ONCE. Call MRS.
COLEMAN, MA. 1854. a
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week; reliable. exper. man. Box s4s,B B.
PKEssER, exper. for steady job and good
permanent position Apply si At S71a Good
PREssER, sxpe5ieneed, good pay to right
man. DISTRICT FUR CO., 6o2 st. NV,
PREssER, part time, s-4 hours per day;
excellent salary for >,Ll steady, expsrienc@edd PEI &c &
man; man; references. NEEDLECRAFT, $40
PTREssMAN, Pre- ssi NV must have Kluge experience:
good pay and hours. ATLAS PRESS. $40
SsFYfs rs Hhs' R2Bo eo
kAp1o aS ~i$rfain TGcHsIcfANs IA s, young One
with practical set-servicing experience. one
ah s1b n 6os #
scribe education and experience. State
RADIO SsT sERvcEMAN sssr benchwork must be
thoroughiy experienced: good pay and
working conditions. RELIABLE RADIO.
iazi Real lssh ssrATE II 2x 2sxLEsmEN-Must be ex-
Ing for the e.. ,.get-rich.fast man" we fur
9; s FRED Kelley. zs1$ Old asorseseSni
s. casKT iaE snEzM so St A.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRMAN, with car,
experienced good salary and future; won a
ERICK'S, 1905 14th st. NV, ia. 1000.
REFRIGERATION sERv1cEM4N. expert
enced on all makes: hours 8 to $50: good
pay, Apply ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514
ROOM CLERK, experienced. good salary
and working conditions. Apply WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. employment office, 200
Woodley I'd. NV. 3
statesmen, veterans preferred. Some Of
cur young veterans who never sold be-
fore Joining this live organization are now
earning over $1,000 per mo. We have
openings for. 2 good men. You must be
over 25, willing to work as directed and
have car. II you feel you can qJalify
I'd. ne d
Statesmen, calling on stores, to sell fast
selling 2/15c cigars. Commission, 40c per
box; b z. NATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY. e.
SALESMAN, young, single. with car. sell
$40 wk. draw. Box IBID. Star. ID
Evening star., 1946-05-02

%
GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN. high school
have vacancies for telegraph and telephone
operators; day training, followed BY full
Psa WILL hnhs tEaees aerss
and holidays, See Miss FIter, Room sol,
G.H.W: in Glen Echo Heishts; 8 days, s5
day. Light laundry. cleaning and help
ea Hth ran does heavy work L.
GLOVE FILTERS, 5-day week Apply en-
ployment ofiee.z 4th floor. S. KANN SONS
GOVT. STATISTICAL TYPIsT. for nisht-
work In accountants office. References.
ssP isE Goats vh's s. as fsoss S6o s.'E
HOSIERY REPAIR CLERK. experience
store, liberal store discount, permanent
RSs'P so4 The Agszr Re eo st. sss h n~ s1a
HOSTESS, experienced; excellent working
and 1880 am, 1907 Columbia I'd. NV NV.
HlogsEKEEPER, white: an excellent oppor-
duties and pleasant surroundings in mod
aousgREEpEh fFD sfRf TA sfsis1, ssfiaor, white,
4:30 pm; experienced. over 35; must be
able to SUPERVISE employees with least fric-
tlon' 40 not apply unless you are con-
scientious and interested in perm. employ
ment. Apply in person to executive house
keeper, HOTEL WASHINGTON, 18th and
INSPECTORS immediate openings. Apply
employment office. 9th floor. WOODWARD
KEY Punch oPgRaroR.' ia. oIn' white expert
enced: 5-day week. annual and sick
leave, See MRS. TAPP. 4th f.. 1922 K
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR for publishing
firm; permanent. Telephone DI 5000.
personnel dept, or call at 1899 Gath st.
NV between 9:3o and IL am. or . and
% rEcHN1cIAN, rer,s.er.s.
5la-day week, salary excellent Box OBJ,
Star. "a
LADY. Office assistant, knowledge of typ
ing. for general ONCE work; 5-day week.
Apply after $50, 1917 G st. NV, BRE-
LADY, young. to give exercises: experi.
enced; $40 to $40, s days: $40. so, Appiy
1923 st. NV. End floor. -3
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Y0RK ca. Ave. & Quebec Pl. NV
RA. 400.
Today Only-wILLIAM GARGAN.
ANN SAVAGE in MIDNIGHT MAN
HUNT" At $50, $40, 1910.
Evening star., 1946-05-02

HARDWARE CLERK and good all-around
man, 6-day week: hours, to g.: S35 week
y; state age and references. Box 134-B,
HOusEMAN, white; day work; pleasant
ToTEing N eondltISns dSI apply
HoUsEMAN- N-CHAUFFEUR, must have local
private family reference; excellent salary.
permanent position. Apply 1920 st. NV,
ihN2esxPiaisSiENcED hSes MAN preferred to ira train
sIz lfsPa5z f3as Flo1ds
fNssURxNcE UNDERwRITER-p oLIc Y
Msssl sits soz 1s4D sssr o'e
Quarters and weekly salary. See Mr.
CLARK; Cdnn % 3 to IL weekdays, End hoor' 1927
$ss91S1k sSs s.pszenesa excellent quarters
Sstgs hssss s s!%snSRs G. WooB Bo'issa
5SN5oE s1S: and student
payable ONCE. IN repiylng, state age, exs
Mfs Sox dssh Stan AND salary
pital. Apply in person, 4616 41st st. NV.
KITCHEN HELPER-For nearby Virginia
restaurant, good starting salary. Call
KITCHEN PoRTERs. runners and clean
ers; full-time evening work, to /. Apply
steward. CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and K
Kitchen PoRTERs and runners, full or
part time, meals and uniforms good pay
Apply WARDNIAN PARK HOTEL. employ
KiTcHEN PoRTERs, runners and clean
ers: fu!l-time evening work. to l. Apply
steward, CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and K
LUNCHEONETTE MANAGER, must be able
TO plan menus supervise help, order mer-
ehandise; salary and sonmission; no sun
n st. ne. -
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contractors s
good salary.
a$ar K

star. d
!, Dermanent
nd rehnish:
experience:
Llr men have
so part-time
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
Seeing Eye-w,o Unit

Department 355 and Brother
Hinkle formerly worked in the
inspection division.
There were twenty-five happy
smiles Thursday, November 7th,
when that number of brothers
and sisters we're notified that
their cleaning new station wa
gons were ready for them down
at the drive away office. We
are wishing them many joyful
miles and bushels of luck.
Brother Dean Jones accident
ly picked up the wrong suit coat
at the Civic Auditorium Satur-
day night, Nov. End, and if the
Flying Squadron member who
had to wear Brother Jones coat
will contact him, either through
the Executive Committee or at
him home at Gil Yondota ST.,
he will be very happy to ex-
change coats.
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National
Supply Unit NeuvS
By ]. Mcknight

Sunday, November II, is the
day set for special meeting for
the reading of our 1947 contract.
We urge you all to be present at
this meeting at $50 a. m.
Bro. Roy Wise, dept 30, had
part of his finger cut off in his
machine the other day. Let us
all try to be more careful. Re-
member the pay check is larger
than the relief check. Do your
part in avoiding accidents.
We notice in the daily papers
that the Auto-Lite presented one
of their employees with a wrist
watch for 25 years of faithful
service. We hope to be able to
say the same thing about Ma
tional Supply some day. How
about giving this idea some SER
ious thought, Mr.. Rigman?
The bumpers tumbled the
Tool Room from first place by
taking three games from them
last Friday night, thereby put
ting the bumpers in tie with
the Methods for first place.
The big news for this week is
the fact that Dick Herr finally
came through with a cigar.
Do you know of any one ir
the shop who is having birth
day, wedding anniversary, OF
who is i'll or something humor'
Gus about him? If you do, mai
the item to J. Mcknight, dept
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
The
.Acklinite
BIZ Martin Bnchli

Peace has been restored in the
shop and everything looks cheer
full again.
Now that hunting season is
here again, the Acklin Nimrods
will be out in full swing. Any
one in need of shells should con-
tact George Kent from the Big
Line. We understand that he
has bushels of them stored away
A reminder to Whitley from the
Small Line is that rabbits don't
grunt or wallow in mud holes
so be sure to hunt rabbits and
not the farmers hogs.
A certain party wishes tc
know when will Chester S. take
his friend Lewis M. to 84C
Broadway - before or after
Christmas!
What sounded like distant
thunder was only Julius Kozak
complaining to the "King-fish'
because he lost out on his choice
of job by staying at the domino
game" too long the other morn
ing.
Walter Springer at one time
attended the same school with
John Bricker" and since has
been a dyed in the wool Repub,
lican. Ones politics as his re-
ligion being considered sacred
we can only wait to see what
the results may be after the Re-
publican landslide which took
the Nation in this election,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
Eoseisfs Make Report

WASHINGTON (LPA) - A
report filed with Congress by
American Action Inc, rightist
political action group, reveals
that S114,829 was spent from
Sept. 1 to Oct. 81 for political
activity.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
Ragging the

BY Elsie Jaye

Much has been said, and more
will be said about 11-5-46, but
we'll just wait to say 1--WE told
you SOL"
We extend our sincere SYM
pathy to Frank Lemgo, of Pack
ing l, on the recent passing of
his brother.
We were lucky enough to at
tend the Swiss Sing at Swiss
Hall, last Sunday, and enjoyed
livery much. You may be sur
.prised to learn our own George
'Soldner if Insp. Dept. is one of
the singers.
Art Fritz of Gen'l Machine
was also in attendance and we
are sure that he heard the Hol-
land Bell Ringers as of Monday
AM.
Do not be surprised if you
learn that R. H. Dick" Heron
buys out the Davis lunch wa
gon system. He was sure check
ing up on it last Monday. He
even used stop watch, to find
out how long it took to make
dollar we suppose.
They tell me that Mr.. Kohler
said a little over a year ago that
we had no tool supply depart
ment, but we learn he knows
where it is now. 1t seems that
a chuck turned up missing, and
via the finger-print method it
was traced to him.
Wednesday, Nov. 20th, is the
last day to have an opportunity
on the ''piece de resistance" for
Thanksgiving dinner. The bus
iness comes off at noon. 1t is for
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15

We went down fighting. Too
many people believed in Repub-
lican promises. We did not have
the leadership that we had un-
der F.D.R. We missed the lead
ership of Sidney Hillman.
We wonder if the A F of L is
satisfied now that they have
given the country back to the
indians.
You will be living in the
promised land after January the
same as you did under Harding,
Coolidge and Hoover. So invest
your money in an acre or two
of land as soon as possible so
you won't starve to death when
the great man-made depression
hits. Be safe, invest in land and
not shares of stock.
Also, join the cooperative
movement so you can buy all
the necessities of life at less cost
than you now pay.
Sister Jimmie Wilson who
works in department 223 was
enjoying one of her few rest
periods Tuesday night, Nov. 5,
about 11:00 PM. when her hus-
band Ernie woke her up by say
ing, Come out here; / want to
show you something" She went
outside and he pointed at the
moon and said, Take a good
look, as that is the departing
Democratic Party Moon, and
you won't see it again for long
time" He should know, as he
was raised in Missouri, the same
state that Truman and the rest
of his cabinet came from. Ernie
and Jimmie are real Democrats
and proud of it.
People wanted change from
the Missouri mule meat diet, but
never mind, they will get fed ur
on Republican luxuries and will
be back when their bellies gel
empty and a lot of wrinkles ap-
pear.
Have you had a run-in with
that famous safety man by the
name of Dressler, who formerly
worked at Spicer? 1t seems that
they did not want him there sc
the WHY'S Overland hired him.
He is classified wrong. He
should have bigger job thar
he has the way he sticks his
nose in everybody's business. Il
he is a safety man he should
practice on himself and not un-
wire doors that are supposed to
remain closed, and then fall out
on the railroad track. But
suppose this is one of the bur-
dens we have to bear.
The members of the WillyS
Unit would like to convey their
sympathy to the families o1
Brother John Sinay and Brother
Homer Hinkle, who have passed
away. Brother Sinay worked In
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15

1o9. This is special invitation
for the night men whom we
never get to see. We are entitl-
ed to a shop column in the jour
nal. Let's make use of it. Send
! in your news.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15

Don't know how they do it, but
they do it.
That worried look is gone
from Ruth Casey's face. Her
boy fran came out okay after his
operation.
Lois King hadda red face last
Sateve. She was holding her
breath lest her boyfran would
call her mamma" Pick 'em
older, Lois.
If Rhoda Murphy works with
Ruth Casey and Lucille Van
Camp long enough, she'll under
stand that popular song, THAT
comes naturally"
jeanette Zachs comes over to
the press dept. to get rich on
her football bets. Wassamatta,
honey, you jealous?
We are taking up a collection
to purchase ''listerine" (they
don't advertise in the JournaD
for Marge Kirchner, Juanita
Jaquillard and Fanny Abbott.
Them gals eat limburger. Ugh!
Ann Myers has trouble keep
ing her candy bars. Sorry, Ann.
We promise not to snitch them
any more.
Clyde Appleby killed the old
red rooster last Sunday. He and
his missus entertained Lois King
with a southern chicken dinner.
Wonder what the boss man,
R. j. Rigsby, would do without
Johnny Stager to tell him where
he left his tools.
Bozo Sheckler changed from
the usual character to a pointer
on Sadie Hawkins day so some
gal could ketch him.
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Ayling Reichert
News

Clarence Macklin had a hard
time explaining to the nurse
why old men like to read funny
books.
Ruth Callahan can't be so
very old. She still has birth
days, and entertained a few
girls from the shop at a birth
day supper last Friday.
We hear that the shy fox who
drives the Grey Void bus is
now gathering electric bulbs
meaning Fred Welty.
Dorothy O'Brien, Alice Ar
quette and Lorraine Mcclure
don't have to wait for a late
taxi. They get one for free.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
Champion Unit
.SparkletS

Cashier Sobczak, steward in
department e." is in Mercy
Hospital recuperating from an
appendix operation. Hurry and
get well, Cas-.
John Murray of the tool-room
is in Toledo Hospital, and from
the latest report is progressing
rapidly.
Mary Ann Jankowski and
Helen Miles, a couple of Gap
settlers of dept. 3D., will be Mrs.
by now. Congratulations.
NOTICE-To all members of
the Champion Spark Plub Unit.
You must pay your 1947 Union
Journal assessment before you
will be able to pay January 1947
dues.
Elmer Rain, the great sports
lover of the Insp. dept, went to
Massilion to see the Waite game
last week, and to top it OF, he
was as sober as a judge. He
rode the ''milk-train" both ways.
Many Champion Unit mem
bers had a grand time at the
Adams Conservation clubs stag
party last week. Plenty of beer,
fish and chips, prizes and card
games.
We have a man going over to
Haggerty's, showing to women
how to bowl. Nice going, Harry.
Alberta Rathke, Dept. ID"
End shift, is getting married
Saturday, Nov. Is. Congratula-
tions.
The tie game between Army
and Notre Dame took John
Espen and Chet Hughes by sur
prise-"no winners.
Frank Nowacki has been TAX
ing the boys for a ride in bowl
ing. Are there any more men
willing to take lessons.
What's gone wrong in Plug
Tamping, 2nd shift? All the set
up men are bidding off?
Agnes Koester is hoping that
this beautiful weather holds out
until after Nov. 80, 1946. Rea-
son? No fur coat, and she ex-
poets to attend the Notre Dame
Southern California game.
We hope a certain general
foreman in Eng, Dept. will keep
in mind the number of Inspec-
tors he needs on nights and re-
cognizes the bids of employees.
j. P. Morgan sure gets big
kick out of bowling. Maybe its
because he has a high score
game once in a while.
Attention, Old timers. Basket
ball is in the air, so start getting
in condition. Let's make it a
big year and finish the season
on top. A recommendation tc
the members who do not play
basketball. One of the greatest
helps that can be given a team
is moral support; let's make ev-
cry effort to be in attendance at
more games this year.
The Employees of the Cham
pion will receive little extra
pay this year. Christmas pay,
whether we work or not. Re-
member!!
Eleanor Thomas, dept. "E
second shift, recently was
proud mother. We hear it's q
boy. Congratulations.