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Evening star., 1948-11-08

a sister, Mrs. Isabel q. Burgess,
Lorain, and two granddaughters.
Funeral services will be held at
Fort Myer Chapel Wednesday fol-
lowed by burial in Arlington Gene
tery
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friends in New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Father Walsh
who was retired
as a colonel last
November afte.
IA years of sery =
ice as a Roma
Catholic C h a e.
lain, was directo:
of the Society fol-
Propagation OF
the Faith for the
Catholic arch :
dioc es e of st
Paul, Mimi, at
tho tina of his
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Lody Wotker Dies at Is

VICTORIA, British Columbia,
Nov. 8 P9.-Lady Emily Mary Walk
er, rs, sister of the Marquis OF Hert-
ford, died here yesterday. She was
the widow of the Rev. Reginald
Edmund Walker,
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Funeral Tomorrow
For Mrs. T..R. Clifton,
Active in Church, PTA

Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow for Mrs. Thomas
Ross Clifton, So, active in church
and parent teacher association
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Rev. William J. Walsh,
Retired Air Chaplain,
Dies in New Rochelle

The Rev. William j. Walsh, AZ,
wartime chief of chaplains of the
Strategic Air Force Command, died
of heart attack yesterday while
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Uarns uf Thanka

ANDERSON. ALICE LORRINE. We wish
TO thank our relatives and friends for
their thoughtful consideration during our
recent bereavement in the passing of our
beloved daughter and sister, ALICE LOR-
RINE ANDERSON
Mr. NELs ANDERSON, MRS MILTON
w. KING. %
ROSS, GARRETT. The family of the
late GARRETT ROSS wishes to express
their sincere thanks for the cards, kind
nesses and floral tributes received during
their bereavement. THE FAMILY.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY LOTS, desirable
section. RE. 3617. 5
CEMETERY LOTS, National Memorial
Park. will sacrifice for cash. McG1NNIS,
HO. 6021. -9
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daZ: November 5. ls4s, at his residence
son of the late Horatio $. and Emma Lown
breath, Mrs. Frank L. Scott and Calvin B.
Lucas lucas = cf j MANI; si-. IA IA: and siiisFd <
the. S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
14th ST. NV. on Tuesday, November @. at
9 am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
LUCAS, SUSIE A.. On Sunday, Novem-
A. LUCAS of 55 Quincy .pl: NV, wife Of
ssTTeH Of Pearisburs; Va: Mrs; saralae
Meadows of Columbus Ohio. and Floyd P
Meadaws of Pearisburg, Va. Also sur
friends. After II noon wednesday friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1870 9th st. NV, Funeral from
18th and 18th sts. INV. NV, on Thursday,
November II. at / am. Interment Har-
mohy Cemetery. 10
McCALIsTER, NOAH. On Thursday.
Nov, RoyeSmber a. 194s' ,,NSasi. NOAH MccALIsTER
ara F"1rrsl iFts Home. ffSnSe"en's fnd 0s FFazisfS
PAYNE, HATTIE B. On Thursday. No.
vember 4, l94S, in New York. HATTIE B.
mother of Mrs. Nelson E. Hubel. Mrs Jes-
sic Payne Solon, Daniel j. and Charles r.
Payne and sister Of John D. Rhodes, Pu-
vember :. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery
Washington, D. c., Monday, November S,
at > pm.
PELL, WILLIAM EDWARD. On ,satur-
mortal Hospital. WILLIAM TDWARD 1ilE'G PEIT Ill
brother of jesse Shepherd Peli Of south
Home, l4OO Chaplin St NV, on Tuesday,
Washington National Cemetery.
Fasf HhhpHfr sss 9P s''gFfeE sFcE
a Of to- s g eefTfd Price hns and
father, of William D.. Joseph H. and Ro-
land N. Price. Friends may call at the
lith St se where % services iee s. will Y: be- held
on Tuesday, November g. at . pm Rela-
GsGs tvSs ind Hf caatss triones invited 1ntermsnt
PRICE. HERBERT R: A special COM
" !! = ::: :: 4; :: !:
" brother. HERBERT R. r. PRICE.
The members Of the lodge are urged to
q, J. r. ZIMMERMAN, Secretary
PUGH, RICHARD ALBERT. On satur-
day day, November 9, 194s, at his residence,
father of Richard A. Pugh., jr. Notice of
funeral later.
RODGERS, VIRGINIA CAMERON. On
Sunday. November Z. 1948, at Donegal,
Pa, VIRGINIA CAMERON RODGERS. wife
OF the late Col Alexander Rodgers. She
is survived by three grandchildren, Chris
topher RAYMOND Perry Rodgers of Prince
ton: n. j; Mrs. John F. sweeny of Wash
California. Funeral services Ot on we'd WedneS- 81
day November 10, at L. noon. at her
| late residence. 1116 New Hampshire ave.
RATHELL, HILDA M. On Sunday. Nc
vember +, 194S. at Homeopathic Hospital,
H1LDA M: RATHEIL tnee Hornisher), be-
loved wife of Edward C. Rathell and
mother of William G. Barrett Funeral
services at Timothy Hanlons Funeral
Home, 64l H st. ne, on Wednesday, No.
vember 10. at ! pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited. 8
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29
Packard
Jet>Jests

.nON'T forget folks, Tuesday
~ Nov. End is election day. The
day for all of labor to rise and
show their might by replacing
the men in Congress who have
betrayed the working class OF
people by enacting such a hor-
rible, gruesome nightmare "The
Taft Hartley Law"
These men are attempting
to shackle labor with the bonds
of slavery that has taken I'm
ions and organized labor 20
years of hard fighting and
hard work to shake off. You
may think the Taft Hartley
Act" is not so bad, but let me
assure you folks you haven't
seen anything yet If the same
men are returned to Congress,
it will be like giving them the
green light to go ahead and
give us the works and believe
me they will.
For instance, just how effec-
tive can a strike be when labor
is not allowed mass picekting?
How would you keep scabs and
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29
National
Supply Unit News
BY DEAK g. DOCK
By Deak & Dock

THERE was another meeting
u last week for the Bonus Com
mittee. The Company told them
that they had a plan set up to
try in the tool joint department.
They also were told that the
shop would be split up in groups.
This means that some groups
may get Bonus and some may
not. If the Company is going by
the method Department figures,
l doubt very much if any ma
chine operator will have to get
wheelbarrow to haul his pay
check home. Very recently they
gave a machine operator a blue
print and method card to make
some large nuts. The time on the
card was thirteen minutes, but
it took the man about two hours
to do this thirteen-m minute job.
/ wonder how much Bonus he
would make on this job. This is
the way all of the machine jobs
are timed.
We are making Fred Petit the
Super Heel of the Week. He
certainly made long ears of him
self when he made that stupid
remark to Bill Manders, who got
his finger caught in a machine,
(to cut the damn thing off, We
wonder if that foreman job done
all this to Fred Petit. Maybe he
should take look in a mirror
and see what long ears he's got.
Uncle Remus spent the week
end of October 23rd in Mime
Mimi, looking over the
turkey crop. Reports that they
are very fat and would be just
right for Thanksgiving. He is
now waiting the OK. from Ring
man. But the Golden Gophers
weren't so good. Michigan took
the Little Brown jug along back
to Ann Arbor with them.
Gus Zimmerman's angleworm
with sex appeal business must
have paid off, as he took his va
cation last week.
The way Eddie Urban yells at
the Buddy drivers, you would
think he was once in grand
opera.
Smokey Stephens left the as
sembly to take set-down job on
he test stand. He now gets to
.alk to the boss every day. We
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29
Toledo Stamping
Notes

OUR SYMPATHY goes to Fran
" ces in the Welding dept. on
the recent loss of her loving
mother.
Congratulations go to Ralph
and Margaret in the inspection
dept. who said their l dos Oct,
16. Good luck kids, from the
gang.
That gal you see drivin g
around in that big blue job is
Clodene from the Welding dept.
in her new Pontiac.
The big event of the week was
the girls having a shower for
Mrs. Barden, the new blushing
bride, in the brazed dept.
Congratulations 60 to Fred
Drews Jr. Fred was promoted
to assistant superintendent to
Mr.. Roderick. Good luck pal
from all the gang.
Gang, if you want to take
your hair down and howl and
have a lot of fun meet the bowl
erettes at Vans Recreation every
Wednesday night at pm. Some
fun, eh!
Sorry Clara we missed you
on the big event in your life.
Clara became a happy blushing
bride in Sept. Good luck from the
gang. Better late than never.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29

wonder if he became president
of the Red Apple Club.
We wish many happy re-
turns of the day to Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Wise, who celebrates
their Wedding Anniversary,
Oct. 29th.
Fred Gillhouse, Dept. 128 is
one year older since Oct. 10Th.
Congratulations.
Lester Garten, machine re-
pair department, is back to
work after a recent operation.
Good to see you back, Les!
Last week Cory Windfrey was
driving to work in his nice new
Cadillac when suddenly an ell
derly man with a dog stepped in
the street in front of him. Cory
took to the curb and bent up his
car bit. Is that the truth Cory?
Another brain storm. The
Company wanted. to lay off six
assemblers, but wanted to by
pass two fair-haired boys. Looks
like we may have two more
method engineers.
November second is election
day. Don't forget to go to the
polls and cast your vote. The
one we should keep in mind is
Tom Burke. Tom may not be
the tallest timber in this land,
but he is labors' choice, and
should be supported by every
one who works for living.
Once again we will have to-
thank you all for your fine CO.
operation in giving us the news
and ask you to keep up the good
work.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29

If the working men and won-
en- have the CUTS to stand up and
battle for the gains labor has
made, that the Taft Hartley
Act seeks to take away from
US, we can make this election
day Labor independence
Day We must unite and fight;
see that all members of your
families get out and vote, see
that all our neighbors, friends
and relations get out and vote
also. Remember tom BURKE"
will vote for US and work for us.
but first we must vote him into
position to be able to serve US.
Vote for tom BURKE"
for United States Congress
man of the 9th District Lab0r's
candidate for Labor's gain.
Herschel Bailey an old buzzard
from Gorem.
Bought tight pair of pants, but
he wore 'em.
He stopped and he left
And felt quite a draft
SO he knew durn well he had
tore EN-.
Red "The Rebel" Butler better
Keep on good terms with Worry
Wart" Doner or he might nail
he lid on that hole he is work.
ng in while he's in it.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29

strike breakers from coming in
and taking your jobs? I mean
just that; because the company
could fill their plant with strike
breakers call for an election and
the people out on strike would
not be allowed to vote; regard
less of seniority or any other
reason.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29
Ragging the
Scale

WE now have a new HEEL o
w the week." none other thar
A. d. Grover of the Service De
partment. We don't know wha
the A. D. is for, maybe Addl'
Dome.
Mae Dunham, who just re-
turned from sick leave wishes
to thank all who remembered
her with cards. Pete Erb is
home from the hospital once
more and would welcome Wis
itors. Clyde Justus went home
the other day with an attack
of Lumbago, setter straighten
up and fly right, Clyde. Ed
Martin is back at his machine
after being off for two weeks
with a diSlOcated bone in his
ankle, seems as if Ed stumbl-
ed over something as he left
Larry Parks Delicatessen.
Feeling sorry for the hare
working boys in steel stock
Herb Hoffman's office is just toe
close.
We hear that Jay Pelton OF
Department 81 and doe" an of
flee worker, are about to say, 81
do? Lucky Boy! Congratula-
tions.
SWITCHBOARD ChampS-Mar-
tin and Billheimer have final
Iy convinced Kenny and Nc
Call that they are really
champions. Took two beatings
to convince them tho, the boys
say.
1t is reported that cars have
been losing gas and accessories
while parked in the Scale lot.
May be we need Seargent Hover
back on the job again.
Mary Ellen says, "love is
grand" We think 50 too.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29
Air,Uay Unit Airings
BY Herm Bick

Union posts notices, they are
signed. Also with the company's.
Are you any better? Even
though you think so, you are
quite wrong.
Well, it seems John Stone has
finally won over Ollie Coz. Last
week he was seen giving Mike
Crispen a puppy. Boy what some
people won't do to get on the
right side of the foremen.
Gee whiz! Now days you can't
even have a smoke around the
shop. If you do, take your ma
chine along with you, because if
you don't, someone else may be
working it when you get back.
This actually happened in Dept,
2. Watch it boys.
Anybody with a lot of pep,
who wants to hoe Big AIS corn,
see him. With all the corny jokes
he's been telling lately, it needs
hoeing. Maybe Carl Fox would
like to do it, because he was
caught on one.
What happened TO L. Stahl-
wood will not happen again.
Last week he had to leave his
hat and coat to pay for a meal.
What, no dishes to wash?
Well, Bill Ranks back ought
to feel better now, after the rub
down he got from Martha Mid
Ter, or were you just trying to
straighten the wrinkles in his
shirt?
Making a bet is something,
but to collect after while is an
other. No names need be men
toned, but a certain car is
named after the person. Next
time don't do such rash things.
Since the contract has finally
come to the closed book form,
the people feel a lot bet
ter and not SO jumpy.
1t was nice of Mr.. Nuffer to.
let our Union Representative use
the P. A. system last Friday.
My, how things can change in a.
week.
Well folks the time is draw
ing near for that big day, Nov.
2. When you read this article,
it will only be three days
away. Do your patriotic duty. !
Load up the neighborhood in
your car and be off to the vot-
ing booth. WE ask you for the
last time to keep Tom Burke
in mind for your Congress
man, the worker for the work. !
ing people. Vote for Burke and
work.
Well, with all the fixing up
they have done around the shop
in the last few months, convey
ors and what not, they seemed
10 have forgotten some import
ant things, such as fire escape
doors for Dept. IA and a few
others. 1t seems the people think
such things should be taken care
Of or doesn't the company worry
about what happens, maybe they
lad better start.
The persons or person respon-
ible for the hanging of the
committee had better start to
hink the other way. Maybe the
'ope fits their neck better than
t would the committee. It's a
'ery low and stupid thing to do.
a
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29

Political Advertisement
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political Advertisement
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29

GREETINGS and hearty
"a hello, from your reporter
bringing you news from the shop
as he hears it and told to him.
With the Indian summer wealth
er we are having, you might get
in few days of fishing, or get
that pistol ready for the hunting
season rapidly approaching, but
take time out to read the news
first!
Well Dept. II has hit the news
for a change. We wonder what
Tyson was doing with the bosses
radio; fixing it or fixing place
near the top of his list.
We wondered why Virginia
Skunda always rushed to the
gate, so finally we discovered
the reason; to give her check to
the newly acquired husband. WE
warned you Virg.
What happened to Stanley and
Loomis of Dept. 1? They decided
to visit Mr.. Nuffers' office with
the committee, but they turned
chicken and not the committee.
Come now boys, be the same as
you, or is he?
Peanuts, pop corn or what
have you? But to John of Dept
|, we mean the punch press op-
orator wants only peanuts with
the shucks off. We thought only
monkeys ate them, but we found
out differently.
Who is Martin Parry and Rex
Air? To Frank Mroz, it had to
be drawn out on paper, so it
seemed the other day. He was
wondering who these two firms
were. They are both the same,
Frank.
Hi Dopey and Diamond Lii of
Dept. 13 get along fine together.
How about it Mary and Violet?
Say Beulah Rain, please don't
be disappointed at the pay phone
when you forget to put the
nickel in. What's the matter?
Isn't you're boy friend worth the
5 cents?
We were wondering why Al
Cherry's nose was so red lately.
Now we found out. 1t comes
from putting it in sack of to-
What no mouse trap?
I Dept. 10 wishes to announce
to the whole factory the girl
who has won the name of
"Shmoo Girl of 49," It's none
other tina Chubby little Gertrude
Mae Warner. To help her win
this title, some of the fellows
wore big pictures of Shmoos on
their backs with Gerties' name
written all over it.
Some of the girls of Dept. 10
on the final assembly line, were
seen reading a book called How
To Grow Slim" 1t sure was a
laugh, because they eat every
hour on the hour.
Well it seems that the racket
eer days are here again. At least
It seemed so the other day in
Nuffer's office. He called the
Committee racketeers but in
urn he also was called one. Now
We wonder who's shoes are
One guess is all you
iced, not the committees.
The person or persons reSpon- (
iible for those notices in the
Machine shop last week had bet
er sign their names in the fu- ]
ure, or are you ashamed of
'our own names? When the '
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-29

Under the Taft Hartley
Law" the people elected by
you to represent you in the
shop could be denied pay for
all time spent on union activi-
ties both in and out of the
shop. What person could af-
ford to be elected to union jobs
in the shop under these condi-
tions? What happens to the
Union? We might also be de-
MED our vacation pay, after
fighting all these years to get
it, because under the heading
of "Featherbeddng" in the
Taft Hartley Act it clearly
states the company cannot pay
for time not worked. Il don't
know what they will do with
that one.D / could go on for
hours and point out reason
after reason why we, as work
ing men and women, who de-
pend on our weekly or month
ly check to make a living
should rise to champion a man
that surely has our problems
in mind and the good and well
people uppermost in his heart
tom BURKE"
Evening star., 1948-03-05
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proof plywood for marine use, 8 sheets YAK
=. while t lasts. Can R1ceHTiEsR,W Ma IA.
BOAT 1Ii OWENS Goodyear African mat
tresses and cushions are uneaualled. Visit
the African booth At the SPORTSMAN Show.
Nash sx Hf MAXINE 1sHs NA suPPEiEs, rPfG INC has
moved; new location. $50 Maine ave. s.w.;
same phone, D1. 4010. See our large selec-
tion Of inboard and outboard boats, sail
boats, rowboats, canoes and dinghies.
Complete shops for motor repairs, includ-
ing propeller reconditioning. AS for sup.
plies. If it belongs on boat, We have It."
waterproof marine
Philippine Guan) mahogany. hx4x6 TO 10;
first shipment in monthsl Arriving March
essfE hs' NV o8%f sss ssss 'sixs
JUST ARRivED-scott Atwater outboard
motors and Mercury cupboard motors. We
also carry complete line of inboard and
outboard boats, marine hardware, paints,
rope and accessories. MAYFLOWER MA
RINE SERVICE, INC, 1900 Maine ave. s:w.
CRUISALoNG. 1e47. excellent condition;
ssep slssps q. 9. priced for quick sale. Can 1D.
BOAT. sesHi A1ti raised deck. full cabin cruiser.
Deisel engine, fully equipped, generator,
ssu for eouple: ea 81. $50 Cali eli. oisi. l ms ns
CABIN CRUISER. 1947 cruisalong, 20 IT.
by It. in, 9 hunks, 45-h.p. Gray
engine; boat in drydock: completely
equipped. S1,795. Call Ov. 0437. IS
WANTED-Outboard motor, regardless Of
size or condition; cash for same. 1877
sIias .1.s1 S,ss essss ss in
eo,SssTshho.aD asosIsoR. Sc. King. 80. tor
Is-FT. AUX. sLOoP. heavy-duty engine,
large 3fpin. sleeps two; dry stored at
Fulton 79ck, Maine ave. -