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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-23
Champion Unit
Sparklets

Mary Bialecki expresses her
thanks to the many friends OF
Louie Bialecki for the collec-
tions, cards and sympathy shown
him in his recent illness.
We wonder why the en-
ployees in Dept. d call their
foreman the school teacher?"
Leonard Cuber, Dept. D, says
his team is looking for some
competition in bowling, against
any team with an average OF
$50 or less.
The second shift in the steel
mill don't like to be pushed any
more than you, Mugs.
Slim Brenner and Harry
Gaeth. Dept. H., have given up
their favorite fishing spot since
Dannie Holm caught 5 nice
black bass. The largest one
weighed 312 pounds.
A surprise pot-luck and birth
day party was held for Beatrice
Moon by her Birthday Club. A
beautiful gift was given her.
Stella silva, Dept. E, had a
birthday April 18th. Sweet six
teen?
Betty Hanslik, Dept. D, cele-
brated her little boys birthday
on April 20th.
For the information of the
Champion Unit employees, we
had two Committeeman in Co.
lumbus last week getting all up
to date rules and regulations on
Ohio State Industrial Compen-
sation cases. They also attended
the State Industrial Conference
which included all the changes
for the past year.
Joe Evans, Dept. E, was the
proud father of beautiful baby
girl born two weeks ago. Moth
er, father and daughter doing
fine.
Just a reminder for all of
those interested in sending their
boy or girl to the Local IL Sum-
mer Camp this year, get your
application at the Union Office.
First come are the first served.
Montague would like to know
who is interested in having big
Spring Dance with a nice name
band?
Vernon Montague bought a
farm recently. He says he isn't
worried about fertilizer.
Mel Navarro has accepted the
Job as manager of the Champion
Unit Softball team for men,
Anyone interested should con-
tact him or their steward.
Second Shift
Thelma Weaver is back In
Dept. D, looking fit as fiddle
after her recent illness.
/ After a week of quiet, Dept.
D is back to normal. The reason
is that Genevieve Mcclellan has
recovered her voice.
Several Dept. D gap-setters
returning home recently from a
little party, are seriously think
ing of petitioning the County
Authorities to widen the high
ways.
Our bowlerette of Dept. E,
Ruth Loar, slams the honor of
cutting down the 3-7-10 split
while bowling in her Sunday
league.
Lost-On second shift in Dept.
E, one white shoe. This party
is having an awful time walking
smoothly, with one low heel and
one high heel shoe. How about
it, Gretchen?
She is back again in Dept. E,
with a big smile and full of pep
as usual. Yep, it's none other
than Aggie Koester.
Earl Kramer, Dept. d, is on
the prowl for a bottle of good
linament. Seems that Earl has
been stretching a wire fence to
enclose his six head of fine
horses. "Gapsetting," says Earl,
sometimes get your goat, but a
wire fence keeps your hoss."
Evening star., 1948-03-28

-. I'm going to dancing class on Satur-
day, Miss Sheridan" . Our dog killed
chicken last night, Miss Sheridan, and we
buried it in the garden near where we buried
the kitten" She listened, commented, chided,
then shooed them to their desks. Death!
Its fascination for them never palled The
veneer of civilization was thin in child.
She divided the class into it's three groups.
The morning was under way.
SHE felt a grip on her ankle "Oh, Miss
Sheridan, Tony's undoing your shoelaces." !"
The class laughed ecstatically. She bent down
to loosen his fingers. They chung limpet tight.
A pair of eyes looked up at her as dumbly
pleading as small animals caught in hole.
She silenced the class and left Tony's hand
where it was. Her ankle was the first stable
object he had found for himself in his rocking
r-year-old world. This morning she would
leave him to explore and find his balance.
The late winter morning pressed hard and
cold against the window panes. The children
coughed, sneezed and asked to be excused.
Every few minutes Jess's eyes flew toward
the clock. At eleven, when the children went
Evening star., 1948-03-28

count of the number of times Gil had danced
with Esme 1t was one more than he'd danced
with her. Once they'd been caught in spot
light, and she'd seen him looking at Esme
tenderly, protectively.
IF you're in love, why can't you say so
and be honest about it," She flung the words
at him. She was crying, but she didn't even
trouble to wipe away the tears.
Gil didn't look at her. He took his hands
from the wheel and lit cigarette. The light
from the match made his face look like piece
of sculpture 1t betrayed no emotion of any
Sort He got out and opened the car door.
You'd better get inside. Jess"
Haven't you got anything to say?"
HE WAITED for moment. This time
don't think it's any good saying anything.
You never listen to what l. say anyway"
When she was half way up the path he
called quietly, "Cood-by, Jess"
She hadn't replied. But the words stayed
insidiously in her brain: "Good-by, Jess. Not
good night good-by...
At play time Miss Forsett gave Jess the
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Evening star., 1948-03-28

into the playground, she could slip into Miss
Forsett's office and telephone Gil. She could
say, Il didn't mean it, Gil
But hard as pebble was the thought that
she had meant it. She had been right. 1t
wasn't her fault that they'd quarreled. 1t was
Girs. 1t was Esme's Even to think Esme's
name filled her with angry bitterness.
Up to three years ago, Esme had been the
jumping off point of most of their quarrels
She'd wanted Gil Of that Jess was sure
Suddenly Esme had married naval captain,
and Jess, her heart full of relief, had grown
fond of her because now she could never
marry Gil. Then suddenly Esme was wife no
longer, but widow, beautiful, pitiful in her
grief, so that everyone's hand, even Gil's, was
stretched out to protect her. Jess's liking died,
as fear of that small, heart-shaped face under
it's smooth black hair sprang into life again.
1t had been Gil who'd suggested that they
should drive Esme and friend of his, Ronald
Bell, to the McLeod's dance. Sitting in her
Evening star., 1948-03-28

classroom, Jess felt again the raw prickling
rise of anger as she'd run down the garden
path last night and found Esme sitting in the
front of the car with Gil Ronnie held open
the door for her. She got in the back with him.
she sat there, the chatter, the crisp laugh
ter flowing back to her, even sometimes draw
ing her in; but all the time her mind never for
a second left the two in front. Perhaps if
Es,ne hadn't sat by Gil she would not have
felt that queer twitching in the pit of her
stomach that had erupted into uncomfortable
anger when she and Gil were alone in the car
going home. 1t was anguish to her that Esme
whose affection for Gil had teased and dogged
her for years, should be free again to look up
at him with soft, gentle eyes, to laugh her
sweet little-girl laugh at his jokes. And he
made bad jokes. No one laughed at them
unless they liked him lot.
When the car stopped at her gate, ugly,
vicious words spurted from Jess. She'd kept
Evening star., 1948-07-10
HELP WoMEN.

mahssats' niaht ssift. QUALITY naFis .FooD SHOP,
MATTRESSES, white, only experienced need
apply: Call OR: 3195. Ill
YOUNG LADY, for color photo lab; pre-
fer native his. grad. with interest In our
field. Write briefly about your aptitude
or exp. if any, state salary expected
Box 215-J. Star. -l5
YOUNG LADY, general of1ce work includ-
ing tipping, pleasant personality; prefer
one with some interest in photography;
short hours. pleasant surroundings. All
Ian PETROV, Atlantic Bldg, Room 500
$50 P St NV. IL
ATTRACTIVE and permanent general office
position open to an alert, intelltsent and
willing worker in a pleasant, air.cond.
office which offers advancement. Typing
necessary. PIX exper. helpfEl, but
not required. AGE 22-40. Call EX. 1898,
PERMANENT POSITION for aualifed
woman as manager of local branch OF
nationally known chain of retail candy
of so and As. pleasant personality. neat
appearance; must have some experience
in meeting the public. Apply in own hand,
writing giving age. previous positions ana
phone number. Box 4o4G. Star. 10
EXPER. WITH BABIES; middle-aged white
woman: live in: good salary; health card
and ref Call Alex. orc ii
COMPETENT YOUNG STENO., mornings
or afternoons; varied work; good salary.
Box 274-k, Star. IT,
Evening star., 1948-07-10
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHMD. WAITRESS, white, for adult fam
lily, near Shoreham Hotel; exper, not over
MGnGsv NO; Gst res "a Pn9ne oaos Do' o47s' Sun,
CHAUFFEUR-butler. cook: colored couple;
live in, excellent quarters and facilities;
Chevy Chase: references required. Box
COOK, wSite. middle aged. for rectory;
reply by mail to MS; Cutie, COOL western
2nd-f. room; like children. Chevy Chase,
sSSs Sk as6as AS Iss.f.nss1 ssmy EsossG st g. i In
COUPLE, white, chauaeur-butler and cook;
Chevy Chase: references required. Box
G.H.W., coiored, live in. private room and
bath; family of 3; of every spndsy' laTnr 13nr
G.H.W. Nv AND GOOD COOK, experienced
Sh hg3s Seef eeRy aRcssn X aR Sssp
quired. Call co. 0139..
G.H.W, laundry, some cooking: assist with
g children live in; refs; $50 wk. Can
Girl iii for m: g.h.w, plain cooking. care q l
child; refs; $50 a wk. 81; $3.50. -12
] child; small spt.' pleasant home; live in;
HoUsEkfEPER and care of three we'll
II miles from District line WIN move
to city this fall. Apply in writing. Box
LIZ o,rs R9nt9 + M vienna. Va e
good home, for g,h:w, ldrys cooking and
care Of 2 small girls, ages s and 8; only
highest, type. need apply; SAL S35 Tk.
WOMAN, reliable, white, over 30. TO take
4 , t;nS SIys sisS aosr 'r' to .,ssri, lady
or woman with child, 10 take care Of
home; small salary Box Book Star. IL
Evening star., 1948-07-10
PERSONAL.

ELDERLY LADY desires room and board.
including minor nursing care, IN ress
ingtor or its suburbs in Md; or Va, Writs
stating rate per month and location; Box
ROOM FOR MOTHER and child. day care
for child; also single sleeping room Can
PETER PER 81? 90 RABBIT NURSERY sCHooL.
professional care given to children , to
Inspection invited Cali TR. 4124 OF, Lu.
Will EXCHANGE French lessons for Ens-
lish lessons, after 6 pm. preferably. Writs
MR.. H. RIzATEPE, 2202 Mass. ave. NV.
KALoRAMA CoNyALEsCENT HOME foe
ambulat tory convalescentS; private, semi
private and small ward rooms; registered
nurses day and night, supervised diet. De
SHADOW WORK. confidential inv Grim
inal and civil, by exper. operators; reason
able, rates. Phone Wo. 4653 and Wo-
DRAFTING. all phases by experienced
craftsman and mechanical engineer, WI.
6 CHoICE BURIAL SITES in FIT. Lincoln
Cemetery nr. main gate, sacrifice for QUICK
FkEE9cns sEein of celstrax yarn arr; WIN "a!
crocheted summer hats and bags. KNIT
TING BAR, lass Park rd Open ewes.
ing, swimming, rihery, oVerniEht camping,
mt. climbing; emphasis upon health, han
BnefS safety 3reE, sood tV0a Wd fee
kacAkRNS x. X fEP 5Ps @SssI &
nv Slips E0THs' s2zs paqtieS Mo Sartep aTsq belts
TadRslasa PERMsaNESr Waves Ra S. rs snsmpoo and
flngerwave, soc. No appointments; Az
F2YNS FG5K S04S BEs6rY Il sa'eea colHEaG sio St
sL COVERS and sraDsgss ,ys: wu4t
manshp guaranteed ST. 1000. To-
ALTERATIONS on ali ladies' ssrment.s
prompt anG efficient service; open eyes,
3109 14th st. NV. CO 2221.
WILLOW LAWN SCHOOL has several im-
mediate vacancies. year around boardins
and dsy care; y, limited transp. IA. IA 6ass.
signed to aid parents attend their social
tpnetonS day eve or tbe for cSdIsS Fl
vac ~ u roR sri PATENTS in llssnssa
hSms for sa Hs
DENTAL Den TiEaCcHiNiCiAN@JosEPH RICE
Prompt service on dental plate, repairs
not Se2 l1Hn JTsT + DREssMakiNG. DE IN but M sHilsd
workmanship makes the difference. Alter
Gns and I'D to 70 ssd SEas Gen
trally located LEA ENGEL Formerly 6th
Ts9sriSrs aye n u; ~ 1is3 is3a st NV Room TO-
GLEN-qATANNpelishtful home for the
elderly and, retired; also for the con-
valescing who require no nursing cars
Phone Gaithersburg 736. -l2
Transportation, sleeping accommodations.
breakfasts, planned activities; meet new new
friends and broaden your interests. Also
further information and to make reser-
vations, call BILL HUTZELLS PHYSICAL
FITNESS CLUB, l719 K ST. NV, EA. 4204.
--13
EADIO STAR introduces you; voice rec-
ords; speaking scripts; trains for radio.
Call MA, 24o4 days; WO. 325S (eves).
13"
PIANO TUNING and all repairs; retelting,
etc; city, suburban or rural. VICTOR
GEORGE, RE O692, Apt. lO4; ewes, Qv-
Evening star., 1948-07-10
SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE statesmen, Arlington; our
men are making money. If you have a
good earning record, contact us for an
inLerview. Ask for MR.. DE LoNGFiEF'
Local DISTRIBUTORS for national ad-
vertised product will add 4 statesmen to
their present organization; men selected
will receive thorough training and be as
ssigned to permanent territories; you must 81
car necessary. If you have been drifter,
don't apply. Exceptionally high earnings
are the rule; drawing account against CON-
mission to those who qualify. Give full
details in your first letter. Box 1886,
AUTO SALESMAN for used cars; must
know how to buy and sell with sufficient
experience and background to manage
used car business. Good proposition for
right man. Call in person at 8 am. or
after pm, AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC,
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. lie
SALESMAN, experienced. for wholesale
radio house; must have car TO call on
dealers in Virginia territory; good propo-
REAL REAL EsTArE sALRsMEN, fun time
active men or women; Silver Spring firm;
favorable commission ARRANGEMENT. Mr..
YOUNG, SH. 101l, 81. 5010, SH. 4095.
FURNITURE. experienced. sell in store.
large concern; present statesmen have high
earnings. We have large expansion pro-
gram. Write Box 216-D, Star. Ill
SALESMEN-Four best Venetian blind
statesmen in the Washington area to sell
the only practical removable slat blind in
the country. Call RA. 50S7 before 1O
am. or after 6 pm. III
Evening star., 1948-07-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

BoY eoo5fd dssrss beT w0T5 sabns Soas
BOY, colored, IS, neat, intelligent, high
school graduate. desires employment. IA.
CHAUFFEUR, vet, single Government EN-
ploye, avilable days q week D. G. permit,
excel aset,rr ref Gan 5sae &c landscape work ana
CHAUFFEUR, ex-ambulance driver. 81 yrs
ton in pvt. family: sleep in or out; excel.
coLLEGE 5s5f ehNSss GRAD6ArE A2 @ e, married; With
5 yrs: military service as ofacer; expert
on in vs rs sne asi K moT
coLEEGE COLI; ear STUDENT. Junior. chemistry
p:oyment, any type work. MR.. BRoD1E.
COOK. coiorsd, desires , work; also baking
EnfcT ENaisEEk Sa III 4ges recent Ga Tech
grad, wishes employment as jr. engineer
Or e,ee; sales. Gail WA: 1l7o: TO-. 1o,.o
onE Wth gs rm Years
experience as salesmanager, plant manager
and general manager. Age, 46, good habits:
s0S0 @ mgss ysr have or osa srnhs Box espayfy y ap
Ex-RAnRoAp POLICEMAN wants lob as
earetaksr 90, Or inside Stsr guard in city; pest
FIELD fshs e01 TiMEkEEPER, Sat PER rodman or room
service waiter experienced. Box 2s2.K' sG.
LAWYER, 20 yrs. member Of bar in 3. G.
tiyity tn Oct /; am 5a7 e yrs; of ass and
MAN with late model sedan desires en-
p|loymennt eye9ainss and week ends; no Sc SELL
MAN, white, seeks maintenance and repair
lHH living g quarters. aare Boy OK AK. Star To-
MEN (2), colored, have trucks and D, e.
X,
HI. HI so33 or AK. s944. 10.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN wants employment
Of bookkeepips, CAPABLE msnsging small a1
airy open; Box 2s1-K, Star II.
erences. M WADE. NE o943 IL.
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT. 20-years' expert
ence, desires connection with CPA nrm:
asd ae to t h1nde gps Gt
BOX 301-K, Star. H..
TEACHER, h. s., social sciences, B. g.,
81 sires j. oDpor. Dp51' IA "a 56ss. Box 355-K, Star.
TRUCK DRIVER. ambitious and willing.
coiOred, wants immediate work Elk: 8. ?@4S
VETERAN, who has recently completed a
seuESs ssnrsntet in TetrsfiGns Mi 4ss sesrss position
VETERAN shlts; sttSnding sshoSl pesdS ed
Fairmont st. NV. AID. $3.50, EXT. 3o9
VETERAN, Geo. Wash. student, desires
work. w or; .'OJe5 JOHN Dixon, IA. 7sl9. --is
YOUNG MAN. colored, chauffeur or driving
of any kind: honest. don't drink; reference.
YOUNG MAN, white, desires work Satur.
days and Sundays. D. c. permit. Cail
DISABLED VETERAN - Will appreciate
clerical work to do at home, typins, etc.
INTEILiGENT YOUNG COLLEGE MAN
nj clerk RE $40
Evening star., 1948-07-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRAD, Phi Beta Kappa, wants
any kind of interesting employment reauir-
ing effort, intelligence and enthusiasm.
GSoLLEGE' GRADUATE. economics major,
personable, efficient. able take responsii-
biltty and meet people; 2 years expert perl
and in tipping and shorthand, desires posi-
ton to challenge imagination. DU. $3.50.
COMPANION, white, for elderly couple or
lady; Inv; motherless homes HI.
coMpAN1oN-NgRsE. white. sxDsr;; for To-
tys i 85 sHa H2 EPts reliable
1sssd ~sss sDH smas1s ss n' sssa tsadsF ref s1
DIETITIAN wishes position. school or hos
pital; graduate. Is years, experience be best
design rsmoe cd. als1Es Mis-
s2RT IsRPs eys 1880 SGTs Twins nW. Apt AD sass
GIRL. coiored, experienced, wants job, IN
faIe re @ steam sna Taes of Gs Sours
a'm. mh 10 csli aGfS MI. ID 1850 eA ' ii.
GIRL, colored. desires position. companion
Ing ing experience Franklin 1897.
GIRL, colored. wants eounntsar, counter, or bus work
night or day. Call LU. 1852. IL
companion, no honsework; references II
OFFICE Office CLERK. lady. settled: g. yrs:
Govt, service: knowledge typing; S25 per
week Ex: 7525. Ext 424. norx
doctors Office. dentists assistant or TTork
any kind Frsnkisnr snasr S$5Sii gbi,. available for
nursing; viii go out CT city; references
SSRacT}cA2 81, Sg SI@fNu NURSES available. trained
dsy Or nshs duty xysekSa1s onE
REGISTERED NURSE desires to look
after child 2 to 4 years in her nome
transp. home ewes furnished. ia. 1919.
sEAMsTREss, colored. dressmaking and
alterations; by the day or Jobs to take
sensi sseerssirrSRY! az; !ysgTrEENoGRApHER. exp. last,
accurate, dependable legal exp; salary
S55 wk co. 1850 any time. u
MATTRESSES t2). colored, experienced, to
serve breakfast and lunch; tips. Phone
pU s5sf call Monaay,is A.o1e o,s want, to take
care Of child age to 8, or or g srssss,rz asys
HAS Nd. Phone Hillside 4714. 10'
WOMAN, practical nursing expeI. desires
care of senile or bed patient; rels iele-
phone Tower 6163. - -
Evening star., 1948-07-10

When answering GdUertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT incloSe original REFER
enceS, photographs or other
papers of personal ualue. Ad-
Uertisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
bor number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining oUer
10 days after final insertion
OF advertisement.
In order to protect its GdUer-
tisers from receiUing circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter WiH be 1Uithheld as
far as possible By The Star.
Only bona fde dntarerS to
advertisements addressed to
bor numbers in care of The
Star tUiu be deliUered to ad-
uertiserS on presentation OF
the bor number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleansd.
eed ana adgStsaE Al Y9TS eo
AsKEw's HOME SERVICE - Paintins.
paper hanging, floor sanding, modern6ins'
Rjm T. 51Hs reeS coNsfRTcTfoN small Job
disfsIy: caI! MR. zGUszoN' Il; ,S5sl; IL =.
.e epairsd. nrs WAS a. FAdNANI, aifS H. AT. 1884.
BRICKWoRK. let us do yours, ney or s.. re-
oair; skilled workmen. Box 375-k' Star.
CABINET WORK of all ki.d.. screen.
made igrnit1Te tod repairs parts sts r.
eGAhMEEA kErAIhs1si5 10th - st m, M, .
~ years exps5isnce;& Tt, & &tsctory parts arts Full
repairing. asbestos and brick siding, re.
aadDsa anns wsy sny sse ob MO- p G
immediate service. III; 5662. L12
CARPENTRY, general repairs. cabinst
sonat wSr snsyhs Tat ssns pannfr rR uFR' dsso [sp
saintins don. reas: Cali Mr.. SWAIN.
DI. 5000 after pm. A|
eg save m dssn EsRhs. fs;ssniRf NTH
chanie GOODMAN, AID, 3149. -,
JARPT NTRY-Attics finished, recreation
HENDRICKS, Union 249I.
CEMENT WORK done at once, any kind.
North 500. Ext 3O2-A before s:30 a.m'
Z GrMfSr aisS ssos WORK watsfDroog and damp
proofing inside guaranteed: all types res-
sonable price. VIM. 8. WEST, LII. 059o.
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture ana
rugs nachine.dogs on premises; sstfmsstes'
66iisAsrsAfNd 6is Mf ffHStEsr EsraIswa9s shs I and md 80 .a
q: eial rssss psss Hossr ALERT coNsrKucTToN GO,
EEEicrRicaL REPAIRS ana instsilasion.
fol, prompt; eogEtsous; gusrsntessds ss.s Service
ffhkc4tic fi EEHfRns5c com Isss sssdn
Si55&s rs e. ssS5fB n .lS .s
E. GoyER RI ais 81 any s,,.sss. tine od aoor,
b. b. c. GEORGE TAYLOR, WA. 1129. -la
FLOOR SANDERS. edgers, polishers. pains
FhURsfdkr f Fpk AZ Rk2rsRG Ms sGs n
work guaranteed. done in home 4 desired.
rokNITukE ksNarTfu fhper and canins
springs rebuilt; free estimate; guaranteed.
FpTHREirgaP pHsIT inPP snratsSss n Sss r.s.ed in your
home; Kem-Toning; white mech. FIR.
ssA1SsVss4B rAEEn.se n as's and rsnodsnr
Tonins: B, C., Va. and Nd; reasonsbls
PPsifssiT S'f aSS raFfRrSsSs s a2sa ed.
cieIt work: satisfied customers for rs
years J. r. LAWRENCE. RA. s703.
paper hanging. carpenter re-
RipENouR. dE. se4e. liz
REPAIRS; interior, exterior;
no lob too small. Free estimates. vet~
traIS1isG, Interior and exterior; whit.
PAINTING, interior and exterior. paper
hanging, 43 years experience, at sensible
prices; =; Q; sTUBBs; q; gaIst -I3
workmanship; reasonable. Call AK. 4353.
pAINTING-pAPERING. frst-ciass WORK.
EncRsH EsssSnasls ca P[ss; ss5s Fs ow a4sAs 4EsAsLARp
terror; no Job, too small; free estimate.
PAINTING. interior and exterior; frst-
class Eorkmnnship nM best Emsstssrais; trs'
PAINTING. PAPERING, FIR. sANDIN6s
Call Mr.. MALHcYT. co. 1892.
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