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INyEsT PROP FoR sAlr fcant !. !.

tNVESI. rN0ps fON SAbe tSoaf.Js
TWO 5.UNIT ATE. built II 1887. with
500; SsiI sli1o also. ii ''is srzHiiESS Al 4
Fonk onNi GNITs: saases semid.sached brick aps IN
81 sla &. sPss ss saaass
Nh. Nh Go. s .ssa sWsaAsHNGroN UNIV. in the
city-s-story brick building 's arranged as as
8 electric refrigerators; INCOME over $4,000
per year. Price, $4,000. Phone Mr.
fsss0n f5os s xi' ns sHAEsos Es sssL LeSas
loo BLOCK Rhode Island ave. NV
linEs. 22;foot frontase; parking. space IN,
rear OF lot for several cars. apts at
EESsisssgAt i wztL1 hE Pss1.' c. ass i4ss &
sEaiuTiF62 sisii Iii &C. APR. PROJECT in In. Dis
M tns MasS ss ns sss
inyestment NJ. 1. KRAFT, sH. 4s42,
one 4-FAMiIY APT. NV. location; one
8-unit apt, NV. location; one I6-unit apt,
NV. location. Many Other attractive In
RE1ITY Co. faos Hss rss G.
TMo fA = -FFfTvE-uN1r III APARTMENTS = e Each
s Ss N mas iss re oeptsd sp cs s @ hss
PEARSON; Realtor, 1885 Georgia aye.
spt M assT and rooms and Fssaal porshes moaern
and furn.; income, S270 mo. Priced right
tor quick sale; Mr., drogan. with sANDDSoz.
Mt. Mt pIHAsAST-s-apt. AM; buildins. oil heat.
$3.50 per month; price, Sl7.g50. CAN for
seeoa ast 70 inspe awe Mos VI 1856
II HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH seekins
eHakEN eaHTasfs n PsSpersS @ 81 $50 ssss small and ssss
/ 10 90 UNIT APIS. Yielding good rental
returns. Excellent investment. For details,
call CHARLES H. ONO, 81. 617e tili
NEAR WNCHEsTER, Va
No. 1--272-acre farm with $4,000
barn, equipment and z room house.
Ne N .sssss ss VIE VIE hSnsi Sqsf
stable. barn. tenant house. etc. AsSins
viii sell or trade. all or part of the
a09ye OLD foT p infsms apo gp5SperSo NJ
Washington Wa blvd, Arlington. cH. $685., OK.
FOR AN INVESTOR with vision. ID This
UNIQUE parcel offers present ~ net on
investment plus increased return on fu-
from primary dwontown retail shopping
area; Now used as parking lot-ofhcial
nfss ssass r mor al
distributor and ramp roof parking. Sub
stantial amount cash required.
| (2) Upper Connecticut ave. property
leased to responsible tenant until 1851
for $4,000 per yr., netting 10% on in
vestment At expiration Of lease, property
has outstanding reconyersion potentialities
at increased income in conformity with
expanding commercial activities In imme-
diate vicinity. Full particulars supplied
'ssl!s 4 fassa,5sS' SS easss
COLORED-TWO-FAM row brick with
2-car garage; one tenant IS yrs. Prop
zIRwEs, INC, 1921 Eye st. NV. RE
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SUBURBAN sAlf-vlRelNIA.

TWO HOMES with good incomes IN Ar
bass e the sssr
VETERANS, ATTENTIoN-Fairnaven: q
priced at $500; owner viii consider sale
on GI plan II apnroved by Veterans Adj
ministration; you may quality Il you earn
WALKER d DUNLOP. INC. Realtors. 1900
18th st. NV. DI. oaaa; ewes. EN- 1854.
PICTURE WINDOWS. radiant heat; at
trastiys 6r b.ssT mods5n brick ,sn hame and
a'asGa tars widow M and ssone ree ise & Din g1e
modn &c axe ss
refgr., Bendix washer; cleo. garbage dis
posal unit; 72.in. stainless steel dble COM
BassRfast sIeoye aSf Wias picture wnaoa
Sedrms baths; seagtfm i cal pa paraIet yn
d. with % picture windows; plumbing s and and
{ desired this hens Is saaIRPsd With s,II
cient and uniform temperature; automatic
Ies ana cutters. eAsyII is REaRTy. sRS phsne
cAARMINe cA syss HoME 81 IN IA oSaakcREsr, in The
heart Of this popular suburban area. close
to conyentences, contains entrance hall
onto screened porch and garden, dining
rm., kitchen with stove and refrigerator,
4-hedrooms and tile baths. full base
ment and garage. Priced to sell. j. LEE
PRICE, 1903 Arlington Ridge rd. ia.
1904. Ivy 1272 go
MCLEAN AREA-2-bedrm. frame bunga-
low: approx. q acre; new cleo. .ref-ig., new
sssS sa r.sared sSa about oys sa sfdf sTsss
at ~ with monthly payments Of SIS;
house on 8. beautifully kept acres mr.. Lees
burg. Va; house needs moderniZingi price.
$500: cash required $4,000. Ask for
i7-acrs tract: small 3-rm. summer cot
tage, with well. electricity and telephone:
beautiful building site; all.year stream
Va; price, S5,5oo; cash REQUIRED about
Mr.. Falls Church: 2-bedrm. masonry
bungalow on lot 100000; price SO, $50.
VIM. II. LAUGHLIN, Realtor, Mclean. Va.
Elmwood 322. IL
COLORED - POSSESSION with title =
South Pol, Pollard st., Arl;, Va, nr. shirling-
old. B. J. cRIVELI4A, INC. 341S 18th ST.
NV. AID. O600. until pm. ~
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

AREA, on and near rail-
road, near Duke st. busline; public utilities
available. including gas and power; prices,
25c to roc per square foot; selling rapidly
MA. 1166.
GEORGETOWN lots near K and 31st
sts., on street level, approximately 1000
50. IT. each; one on alley corner: S2.75 per
50. IT. RIDDELL REALTY CO., 1742 K
ST. NV, DI 1900.
ABOUT 10000 SO. FT. with 57s It. on
close in, hard to get property,
Can sell this at ridiculously low price.
Practically on super highway to Baltimore
about ] mi: to D. c. Mr.. Grogan, with
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 1884 80
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRST CQMMERCIAL--3s6-f frontage on
he Rnnis Broadway Of tAmeriee galtimere t blya
Ellipse Milestone: 3s7 acres. AZ utilities
suitable TO needs of purchaser Located
g55tt tbis 5lYd cellege Park Nd
Jim Britt. AT; 2299. TR. 1915. d.
IL 9i5di coMMEkcI2L-e.soo Eksssi2l sa. #. on On.
floor. Has display room, once. storeroom.
sorRer sopP oeason aE MAEe oK
ssds sQdr,NfAAsP NAs Ps5S: FK; 2sIa; 80, ,.n
erty on wis. ave-. Bethesda. suitable for
ONCE BLDG, Chain store Or shopping center.
NEAR I'll eTe; boeT6Rs sS aSsPifAIMsailding IA ogSi Site
25x116, priced below market; present inn
provement brings fair return. Mr.. Merish,
once Of ROBERT w. SAVAGE CO., SIS
Union Trust BLDG, Ma. $500; ewes. NO.
SECOND CoMMERcIAL-2121s 9th st. NV,
20x100. detached, cid frame house; rear
paved alley. MA. 5515; ewes, ia. 1908.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

VICINITY NEW YORK and West Va. aves.
n.e;-26, COO to $1,000 50. IT. and roof for
both floors and roof available; light on s
sides; h,-w. boiler with unit heaters: load
c. KoONEs q Co, Realtors, Di. a343.
9,420 SQUARE FEET-New concrete, one
story bldg, ne. area; r.r. siding. 15-ft
ceiling, 57-foot span, no pillars, concrete
roof; 2nd floor can be added, or ground
door expanded to 10000 square feet Call
Realtors, DI 2342 rs
NEW WAREHOUSE or garage, containing
13. 800 So it.. with railroad siding. avail
st. NV, DI S6SS -cR
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STORES WANTED

STORE ON Tth ST. NV. between Penna.
part of store. Call ia. 2400 81
WANTED TO RENT, small store or shop.
suitable for light repair work. Write
r. F. HUNT, 1890 w St NV 20s
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE

End COMMERCIAL-Rail and nonrail, vic.
N. Y. ave. ne: sites 10000 50. It. and
C. KOONES g. CO.. Realtors. DI 2342 80
LOT ON 9th ST. NV, between g and
H sts.--H3-63 IT. front: first commercial
LINKINS CO.. exclusive agent, 1918 N
e. NV, DI 1883 -2S
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koTs WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I acre for 4
houses: convenient NV. section. Write
Box 245-H- Star -2S
WANTED-Apartnent building sites: D, C..
preferred white or colored. PATRICK j.
GREGG, Investment Bldg, DI. 1852. WI
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

AIR-CoNDITIONED ground floor. location
suitable for store or suite. of ofices, on
es spd III
FAIRFAxN 1If vi vnIaGE LACE shopping center: oiics
70 being se sVss qssd By ns &
thsr ilnafsoTmation cali Fairfax Village Apts..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. once spscs;
sssI nswiy fs, faseoratssds; ss aapprox1matsly ,2oo
included. Inspect az us 5th st. NV, srseaf
sll court buiidinss!, Can LEO NJ BERN
STEIN g. co" 14l6 x ST. n.ws ME. 5aoo.
1906 G ST. NV. District National Build
ing)-Entire wing on 9th floor Of 1o-story
feet rent includes heat. ,elsc. and char
STEIN 81 CO., 14l6 K St NV. NE, 64oo.
sS.s once and 5ss
IDEAL for senerai practitioner. win re-
pepsa % LEO " Y gEEssSSsTEiS & c., 5Sis W
I'D AND ,, T. SIS. y; NJ MA large ssish.
sf5y 81 Eshs \ SsS.s co is1S q j R' so
ENTIRE u IL, OR PART. ideal for mfg.
s ssRsf' iosassd; low fsntals 'D'zSs Ex 4sas: Y
HYATTsvILLE-omce space in desirable
PERRY BOSWELL. INC, Realtors. sSoeI
Rhode Island ave WA. 4500.. -27
nsfs seaves desk eSw iil''ssS' sSS fss
11isoas EYE ST. NV, near Medical c.ntst-
neludins INC ss heat s saissble 'o sor opsician q
es 1ouas ef R@' L5eas eo
SEVERAL sAi RAP SMALL ROOMS. s21 11ts ss.
n;;wTs for office use. RA. 1101 or pl.
FIRST COMMERCIAL building in oeorse-
tGwn opposite Post s once suitable ocss
poWNToWN.Exceiient GSSiSR Sf S Sss locations to Il
FRsr FMS loS f oS3G & sErq Al Gan coRP s r.
1888 or Hyattsville o24e' so6 18th st. NV.
CLARENDON. a15e wilson blyd-2 ad.
1G'SHf 1851 prK fgs q sRa 14E RO
es Car No 45G 4s4 SCI Or En- III dSss Possession jung l.
flHYgsIc1IANsS, ,S,; OFFICE $ad seSr ssS Of pro
esfTeea sy paTs a. snd al as '
@ l,2oo s So #; once space, Call Ho. 535s, or
e6NS 81 1s21 AVE. TO- soass asRs't et Florida ave4so
business or Professional man. Call NO.
faacR ffa e. lsseFLooR sai 1Sos: FRONT ROOM, 14os
Harvard st. NV. MI. 6079. p
1000 ST. N.W.-Large corner room,
laboratory space and bath with street
entrance. suitable for doctor or dentist;
SrnRs S1SS msnth orf Ga IA sqSp9 Ext IT,
in prominent apt. house, vic. Wis. and
Mass, ayes;: sep, outside entr. OR. 6b0S.
CONN. AVE. below Dupont. Circle-App.
1000 so. IT.. Z rms. in mod. elevator Of
nee M bldg Htil furn; Or. 650s. VIZ
DESK SPACE-Two locations, Barr Bldg;,
910 17th ST. NV, and the Bond Bldg, 14th
and N. Y. ave. NV; switchboard service
included; mail address and telephone an
swering services also available without desk
space at both locations. Call W. e.
SHARE VERY ATTRAc. furn. otaces in
best downtown location; compl. secre-
tariai service included; S175 per mo. for
2 period Of | ". or longer. Write
EMBASSY REALTY CO., has available
suites, i to 3 rms; ideal for studios,
oflceS. or laboratory; newly decorated.
Near 18th and Col, rd. NV. MI. 1870. 30s
OFFICE SUITE, 500 H st. n.w.-3 rooms
and bath, newly redecorated. inlaid limo
leum, huorescent lighting, Venetian blinds
throughout heat, water and electricity
furnished: end floor; SS5 month. Key at
JOSEPH E. BRUNO q CO., INC, 903 H
RI ROOM ON sos, ATLANTIC BLDG-yacsnt
June /. $50 r st. call Ma. osei, RA.
1894. II
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PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED TO BUY-Large garden-type
wANTED-Large investment properties to
buy. Box Gig, Star -27
ing too large or too small Call HARRY
COHEN, RE. 4771, GE. 02S6. so
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

SIS PER MONTH viii give you desk space.
telephone and mail service in modern
ONCE building. Cf1ces also available. KAY
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OFFICES WANTED.

WANTED BY general contractor. / room
with stenographic services available: In
Silver Spring or Bethesda. Box SID,
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LOTS FOR SALE,

$50 DOWN win buy H-acre lot on Coles
: sI ;ooS; Kay 5Sod REALTY g.. i Ss6s Ga. ave. ave.
streets, $1,000. j. LEE PRICE, 2so3 s.
Arl. Ridge I'd. w 1879. "a. 1904. -27
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALE or Excu.

$500 10 10000 50. TT, vest Of Conn.
ave. preferred. Call DISTRICT HARD
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WILL ACCEPT 2nd trust as down payment
for brick fats; 1st commercial: NV. loca-
TWO BUILDING LOTS, 5Ox1S5; level
shade trees. utilities available; new section,
good location in West End Park, Rockville
Chase l5. Nd 2ps
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CHOICE DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
1 400 sa. It.; uitramodern, dsn disnifed air
conditioned building "a. blk. from Conn.
vator, full ONCE building service
t2) Bright, CHEEKY, corner suite; in
ultramodern elevator building; near new
It. available about June ID; full once
building service. ]. A. WEINBERG CO.,
INC, Realtors, 1907 st. NV, Ma. $500.
Brand-new building now under construc-
tion to contain several ONCE suites for
doctors and dentists. Located in park
and shop center in excellent Northeast
colored residential section. Large or small
suites. For further information call Rent
Dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1415
K St NV, ME b40O 80
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE FOR LARGER-Owner viii
exchange excellent small apt. house on
substantially large apt. property. Oppor-
tunity reduce size of your holdings Call
Ma. 9281, m. TO I'm. 20
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CONTINUED on Next Page.S
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

South Pollard st., Arl., Va, nr. Shirling-
ton; lovely semidet. brick. approx. 2 yrs.
old B. J. CRIVEII4A, INC. 341S 14th st.
NV. AID. Q600. until 8 pm.
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DOWNTOWN sEMTDET. BRICK, converted
into apts.; has IRE escape. income $3.50
per mo: unfurnished. MARSHALL j.
wArLE Co. Realtors, 1924 I4th st. NV.
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COLORED-TWO-FAMM row brick with
2-car garage; one tenant Il yrs. Prop
erty clear and priced at S11 800. JOHN
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
.Airvay Unit
.Airiings

The recnt chilly weather sure
has the fellows worried. Fear
not, the fish will bite better
when the weather warns up.
Maisie caused some excitment
around Dept IL, with that
golden hair of hers-especially
the men.
Annie Marzec of Dept. 10 is
recovering at Mercy Hospital
following an appendectomy,
The soft ball team is in shape
and some very exciting games
are promised.
There are few fellows in the
shop who had better watch out.
Rumors that the Dan Cupid club
is working on you isn't just
gossip.
Who is the fellow who would
like to have a penny donated
from each employee in the shop
so that he can take it a little
easier? When do you want the
collection to start Sharrer?
Johnny Konwinski's tourna-
ment bowling team did pretty
well last Sunday. They started
in second place and so far they
are in sixth place.
Who eats more than Frank
Grochowski, even in the morn
ing before he starts to work?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Ayling Reichert
News
by Lois King

Dorothy O'Brien after trying
out her play suit, shivered and
decided to go back to the long
reds.
Says Lucille Van Camp, 81
agree that its easy to be dumb,
but how do you become dumb
but happy?"
Alva Reno is planting apple
trees. She just heard about
Adam and Eve.
Mary Hansen, don't worry
about that close one the other
day. The JOURNAL would have
given you a good writeup If the
worst had happened.
Mary Myers learned how to
hop in at the last minute each
day by watching the baby
bunnies she raises.
If Johnny Stager wants to
be a rubber girl wear bloomers,
put a ribbon in your hair and
chew bubble gum.
Watch Vernie Burden work
If he quits they'll need two
people to replace him.
Ruth Carr is looking forward
to her vacation. AS who isn't?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Lakeside Unit


Congratulations to Newlywed
Norbert Sulewski.
Theresa Whalen informs us
she is going into the movies
Pearls boy is a handsome
sailor girls. Did you see his
picture?
The next batch Of candy
Virginia and Lucy make will
contain some ex-lax.
A softball team is bing organ
lied and all who are able to OF
willing to play should get out
and attend the practice sessions
We need more pitchers and
players. And the girls should
attend the games and give the
fellows their moral support.
The girls who attended the
bowling party report that they
used three knives on their steaks
and couldn't get their forks into
the gravy. Despite this, all re-
ported a fine time.
Betty Martin collects chicken
bones for her dog.
Ed Wojniak is getting married
June II.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16

Supply Unit Neus
sOIutlen In Next Issue.
By Shorty" Sager

Harmon Lee Executive Com
miteeman, nights is doing a
swell job. Keep up the good
work Harmon.
Ed Birtwistle must be wait
ing for the shoemakers to bring
their prices down 1917. He has
one nail holding the sole of his
shoe on!
Al Scheerer needed Mike
Fox by calling him a Scotch
man. One Dutchman calling
another a Scotchman!
Orchids to Ray Peabody for
bringing in George Frisbie a
clean white shirt.
Dave Redmond, Dept. 81, is
the father of a s ID. baby girl,
Congrats to both. Thanks for
the cigars Dave.
Gene Campbell, Dept. 81, has
taken on a ball and chain. Con
gratis to both.
Here is new way to pay for
your home. Glenn Miller gives
his kids a nickle to go to bed
without supper, Then he sells
them pancakes the next morn.
ing, for penny apiece.
Its news, when Mel Penn
pays, out five dollars, and gets
nothing in return.
After a certain fellow, was
good enough to take Harold
McVicker home from a recent
meeting, Harold invited him in
for a sandwich. Was Harold's S
face red when he found out the
neighbors didn't bring any
bread in. For further informa-
ton ask Tom Burke.
AS cigars are scarce, we are
looking for Milton Jones to
come through. He was seen
pushing baby stroller, in front
of the plant at midnight.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Phone Strike
Will Make A
Good Union

WASHIN GTON, May IA
+ (LPA) - We've learned more
from this strike than we could
have in 10 years of union edu-
cation and the expenditure of
( 81, 100000" said Pres d e nj
Joseph Beirne, of the indepen-
dent National Federation OF
Telephone Workers.
'In five weeks we've grown up
in hurry. We now have 325,.
900 workers-you can forget the
designation of telephone-they
are workers. They could go into
the steel and auto industries and
be good unionists. They've
learned something of the eco
nomics of industry and the eco.
nomics of the country. Now they
know the real meaning of being
up against a giant corporation
like AT&T." =
Beirne spoke as the first ma
tionwide communications strike
| in American history went into
/ its sixth week. The Bell systems
long line division had settled for
a S440 raise which was expected
to set the pattern for many of
the % NFTW unions thruout the
country was still on strike. The
S4.40-S3.72 across the board
and 69c for fringe benefits
wasn't what the union wanted.
Have Learned Things
We've learned more things
than we could probably list"
said Beirne. First there now re-
mains no question about the alb
solute necessity, and I stress
absolute, for a single strong ma.
tional union instead of the fed.
erations of unions we now
have"
The NFTW will be trans
formed into the Communications
Workers of America at a con.
vention scheduled for June in
Miami Beach. The convention.
which may be postponed a
month because of the length of
the strike, will establish the
CWA as much more central
lied and unified organization
+boY, +ba NETXN
Most important" Beirne de-
clared, lis that we've come out
of this strike a stronger union.
The workers now have a greater
feeling of solidarity and con-
idence in themselves as union.
lists. In five weeks the Bell sys-
tenn has completely shattered
the reputation it has tried to
build for itself over many years.
All the paternalism that Bell
has taught since the beginning
and all the millions it has spent
on such things as training
classes, slick company maga.
zines, counselling systems, pic.
MICS and so on were torn down
by Bell in one month"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Ragging the
Scale
EIsie Jay

The production operators have
been criticised by Pete "Popoff"
Petroff, for not getting prodigi-
Gus qualities of parts ready for
assembly. The fault isn't entirely
the workers.
If we had REAL supervision
we could do better. No one
seems to know how to properly
set up the jobs. Jobs requiring
Aexperience go to new operators,
Swho spoil work. Would you say
tkat calls for your crack of
"get those operators off their
fannies, sans lead" Mr.. Petroff?
If supervision would get some
idea of how to supervise, they
wouldn't need to lean on Mr..
Kohler or Mr.. Patch.
Maybe the supervision shake
UP of some twelve months ago
wasn't too we'll advised after all
eh?
Leon Campbell mite commit
teeman, attended the wedding of
his son, Gene May 3rd.
Bob Zinn, Harry Loar and
Leon gave a fine example of
what they could do in case of
a real fire. They made practice
run to the cafeteria the other
mite and put out the lights.
: A certain farmer in Monroe
Co., Mich, is most ungrateful.
Seems Ralph McLennon did a
did a little free plowing for him
but he paid off by biting Ralph
on the chest.
We suggest to Don Lewis that
he get together with Frank
Sharpe and James Baker to
practice Lullabyes.
Brother Gladin, we suggest
binders for you when driving
in Scott High district. Might be
easier on the tenders, son!
We regret to report that Don
Schroeder has resigned from
welfare. A vote of thanks to you
Don, for a job we'll done.
The girls would appreciate it
If the boys were little more
considerate about opening the
Awindows.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Maritime Lockout
is EoreSeen

SAN FRANCISCO (LPA) -
Maritime and longshore unions
face "a lockout and showdown
fight with the shipowners and
waterfront employers aSsocia-
tion in the near future" the
biennial convention of the Ma
rine Cooks g. STEWARDSHIP
warned here last week. MICS
President Hugh Bryson declared
IF we can't get our own con-
tracts renewed in a way salts
tory to us we'll be on the bricks
on June Is and we might have
a little company" The ship
owners have asked that con-
tracts be extended from June Is
to Sept. 80.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-05-16
Toledo Stamping

By Bonneta Cox

The girls on the inspection
table would like to know who
their boss is, the boss or the
truckers?
1t looks like Gene Curtis will
have to wear her hair in pig
tails as her beauty operator has
moved to Deshler.
Sorry to hear about Sophia
Rybka's little girls accident.
| Congrats to Julia and to Cora
Bowers on their birthdays.
Rose Paradowski celebrating
birthday, wedding anniversary
and Mothers Day.
Eline Robson is at home
following an appendectomy.
The Before and After Derby
will start on the brazer gang
as they only have one perfect
So and it has the middle age
look.
Horses sleep while standing,
so do some Of the girls on End
'brazer shift.
On the 3rd. trick (brazer) no
cats, plenty of rats.
The wee babes on third would
like to know who the kids are
on first, who went to Detroit
a recent weekend? You name
EN- and we'll tell you what to
feed them.
Ollie if you don't want a
black eye, watch what door you
open. Knock First.
Louise did you or the car get
too much oil?
We miss the quiet laughter
and all the things you do for
in your own quiet manner,
"Chuckie" so hurry and get
we'll and back on the job.