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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
SWEEPINGS
from
American Floor

A SPIRITED and interesting
IA meeting was held last week.
More of you should attend.
A hot shot bowler by the
name was spouting about his
ability on the bowling alleys
and willing to back it up with
some cash, so several of the boys
are ready and willing to clip
him.
Maude Brown and Ernie
Fry were nominated for that
vacant committee job.
1t was rumored that "Meat-
ball" Lindemuth was afraid to
come to work after that VII
football game. Well it's not true.
He was out of town attending a
funeral.
Corrine "Corky ID ennis
and Richard Philips, a former
employee, were married last
Saturday morning. COngratu-
lations!
We are sorry to hear Bill Sew
enish is leaving us. Bill is a
grand guy and good writer. He
started and wrote this column
for long time. He originated
the Thumb-Nail sketches of our
employees and introduced them
to other Local IL members. His
shoes will be hard to fill. Good
luck, Bill!
New heaters have been Install
ed to keep the girls warm this
winter.
Our hunters were up and at
'em opening day. Some had good
luck and some not so good. John
Greenleese got his bird and two
Walt Peath and his part
ner Cloyce Clark got lot of ex-
ercise.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Toledo Stamping
Notes
By Barbara Kohler

BIRTHDAY Greetings goes tc
I'D Bertha Sitz our old pal in
the inspection dept.
The big event of the week was
Rock of the brazer dept. an
nouncing her engagement. Stella
will become a blushing on Jan
1st. Good luck pal from all the
gang.
Birthday Greetings goes to
Chick Rice the little bicycle
rider of the Misc. Dept.
Clodene the little hill billy OF
the Welding Dept. Spent
Thanksgiving with her folks in
the hills of w. Virginia.
Birthday Greetings goes to
Emily the short stuff of the
Misc. Dept.
Who is that little gal in the
brazer dept. who is really get
ting that stream line shape?
Well why not "eh BONNER"
We are all sure glad to see
Fay's smiling face back in the
shop once again. She was missed
by the old gang.
We see Lucy from the press
dept. is now flashing big rock
on her left hand. Guess it won't
be long now.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Gett'In Hot
With Everhot
Swartzbaugh
Unit
BY HOopageegee

THE question of who has the
Il better bowling team, Swartz-
baugh No. or Swartzbaugh No.
2, has been temporarily settled.
No. l took No. 2 for two games
at their last meeting. don't
know who was high for No. l
but Jerry Janatowski was high
for No. 2 with a 512. l could
give a better account on how
these teams are doing, including
the women, but / guess they call
it chicken on having their sheets
posted. The unit fund spent g
few good dollars on shirts, ano
yet we can't see how they bowl
Naughty, naughty!
That two cent raise we re-
ceived starting November 22,
was due us from the last in
crease we had in July. The
management said, if they
showed a profit in three
months we would get the two
cents. / guess they did but,
its not retroactive.
Did you see the eyes of Ger.
tain brunette last Friday? Wow
Pepsi Cola for me.
Dave Main had a serious acci.
dent last week in the Pain
Shop. Glad to see he is doing
fine. Calls. himself Sam Spade
the detective. Melvin Kaczmar,
czak, Press Room is back. Hello
Mel.
Our deepest sympathy goes tc
Leroy Bristow on the loss of his
mother.
I feel sorry for the employee:
of the Main Plant. All the girls
with the pretty smiles are here
at the Factory Building. SusS
and Anita Sahr, Maggie Staples
Bea Frank, Helen Junga and {
few others who I don't know.
guess that's all for now. Happy
Xmas shopping, now that turkey
day is over.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Advice On Food

Chances foods will spoil are
greatly lessene e d by prompt
refrigeration-or by cooling at
room temperature only II to II
hour, then placing in refregiera-
tor. Most frequent causes of food
poisoning are spoiled" cream
filling in pastry, cake and pies,
poultry, hams, prepared lunch
con meats, ground meats, sliced
meats, potato salad, chicken
broth.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
Packard
Jet>Jests
(Rembrandtl Thorn

HAROLD (Rembrandt) Thorn
II ton is another name to be
added to the long list of nimrods
that have been clipped by the
local Fuzz in some obscure
county of the State. 1t seems the
charge is trespassing. From Har-
old's report l take it the farmer
held a gun loaded with buckshot
right on them. Harold's only
comment was Lets arbitrate
Brother, let's arbitrate."
Frank Merchant of Venice)
Covey is a sadder but wiser bet
tor today. After his lesson Sat
urday on Ohio State. Cheer up
Frank, it could have been 40 to 3
just as easy.
Marie (Homemaker) Falls S
says and 1 quote, Moving is not
so bad if you could only find
what you are looking for when
you look for it,"
Let's all get behind our COM
mittee to insure good Christ
mas Party for the unit. 1t won't
take much time or effort to put
little drive in it.
Dedicated to Herschel Bailey:
A chicken farmer named Bailey
from Wooster,
Had some laying hens and a
rooster,
The rooster died,
And Bailey cried,
Cause he don't get the eggs that
he useter.
Eggs 80c a doz. BOO-HOO.
Latest shop rumor. Our boy
Walter about to take the fatal
step, alta boy. Misery loves COM
pany so you might as we'll get
your feet wet too. And may all
your troubles be little ones.
Shop millionaire: Brother
AL Weckle ordering a 25 lb.
turkey for Thanksgiving. /
wonder if that includes the
saddle?
Dorothy Morse informed the
Committee we would have
turkey in the Cafeteria this
week. If so 1 hope that slicer
breaks down because they can
split a playing card with it. l
wonder where Colletta will
find the gristle to go with it,
Paul Lewandowski hit the
jack pot again and is back on his
blending job and soc an hour in
crease is not hay, so good luck
Paul but remember Packard
Policy, up and down like a
Tiedtke's elevator.
(Notice) New mo Smoking"
areas have been posted on all
bulletin boards. The Packard
has asked that all
cooperate in thi S
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
How
To Buy
Continued from Page One

get credit for Christmas gifts is
the shopping coupons" sold by
some department stores. You
buy book of these coupons in
amounts from S25 to $50 and
spend them like cash in the
store. Then you have six months
to pay for the book. Service
rates for such books vary; a
charge of S150 for a $50 cou-
pom book is reasonable. Again
- also make sure the store is
low-priced on the item itself.
4-If you want to buy appli-
ances, there are a few stores
only few - that now make no
credit charge at all for these
items. But watch out. There
are many more stores that
claim to make no charge but
actually add an extra fee on to
the price of the merchandise
itself. There's one big midwest
clothing store that advertises
you can buy clothes for soc
down and SOC a week land no
charge for the credit" But that
store is known to charge 20 to
1907 more for the clothing it.
self.
Christmas may come only
once a year. But that doesn't I
mean you have to play Santa to
the installment merchants.
Nylon stockings, plentiful in
all stores, are now beginning to
show lower price tags. Only
"big-name" brand cut at retail
is Gotham's Gold Stripe, cut
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

safety measure. The new fuel
being used is highly volatile and
dangerous so the utmost caution
must be used. Thanks.
The committee has had quite a
few complaints about damage to
cars in the parking lot, so let's
park and drive carefully and try
to protect each others property.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

Supply Unit Nevs
Deak & Dock

NOW THAT the hunting sea-
~ son is almost past, we have
a lot of hunting stories. Bill
O'Brien reports that his wife
bagged two pheasants near his
home and had them in the fry
ing pan when he returned from
work, to prove this, he brought
a leg for his lunch. We won't
tell him that wasn't pheasant,
Mrs. O'Brien.
Believe it or not! While GER
tain fellow was hunting opening
day, he kicked out rabbit, then
whistled at it, the rabbit stop
ped, picked up a rock, turned
toward the hunter and said,
dare you!
When one of the assemblers
Dept. So, got home from work
opening day, grabbed up his gun
and rushed out the back door,
spotted a pheasant under a tree,
pulled up and shot it, only to
find it was tied there. Isn't that
the way Smokey tells it, Slim?
Special note to Mr.. Walker,
the next time you visit the To-
ledo plant, be sure to come in
Dept. 43, we would like to know
if the smog in that Dept. is as
bad as that of those in Penn.
The boys in Dept. So, wonder
why Uncle Abe is so quiet lately
or is it because he was put in
his place a few weeks ago.
Uncle Remus
Ed Hanson, Dept. 43, spent
all day in the fields, and all he
got was (tired) he didn't mind
that so much, it was that he had
no pheasant bones for Jones.
Red McCluskey Dept. SO, says
he got his birds, it was told that
as Red was passing some brush
he saw something move, pulled
up and shot and down fell two
sparroWs, we hope you got more
than that Red, sparrows are
quite small.
We were told we had fat
chance of getting a fat turkey
for Thanksgiving so your truly
like many others tried to get
some meat for the table. After
many unsuccessful attempts ]
examined the shells / had left
and found that someone had re-
moved the shot from them.
Congratulations! To Mr.. g.
Mrs. Earl Thompson on their
new arrival and Earl didn't even
pass out cigars.
At last Bob Klempic, Dept 50
can settle back to normal, he
now is the proud father of a
baby girl! Congratulations.
Gus (no vacation) Zimmerman
won a radio on a rattle, now he
is worried about paying income
tax on it.
Uncle Remus didn't know that
he was to see the football game
in Minnesota until he saw him
self in the news real, in one of
our downtown theatres.
When John Burdo, Dept. 54,
read in the paper that the
women wrestling match was to
be televized, he rushed to the
corner store to see it, much to
his disappointment they cancel
ed the broadcast.
Don't forget the meetingsNov.
% of our unit.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

Thanksgiving and Christmas
Just aren't complete for many
families without the festive tur-
key, at higher-than-ever price
You may want to use a handful
of plentiful (and perhaps not
too expensive) pecans in this
recipe;
Savory Stuffing
30 to 12-pound turkey
q cup fat
/ pint chopped celery
u cup chopped parsley
l small onion chopped
2 to 212 quarts bread crumbs
/ to teaspoons savory
seasoning
/ to teaspoons salt
Pepper to taste
In the melted fat cook the
celery, parsley, and onion for a
few minutes. Add to the bread
crumbs and dry seasonings and
stir all together. If desired, add
nuts-chestnuts, hazelnuts or fill
berts, cans pine nuts, or
blanched almonds. To prepare
chestnuts, boil them in water to
cover for Is minutes, and peel
off the shells and brown skin
with a sharp knife while the
nuts are still hot.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26


left on his table.
Harry Gaeth, Electrician
1st shift, recently ran out
of gas on his way to work
and had to walk miles in
the rain before he could find
a telephone to call his broth
er. Does anyone know where
Harry could buy a rain-coat
and boat cheap?
We hear that "Mr." Reason,
assistant to the foreman" in
Eng. Insp. 1st shift, will not al
low visitors" back in the cor
ner of D where the inspectors
are working, unless they are
coming back there to purchase
candy from the - (you
know who). We wonder, II this is
true, what commission he gets.
(He's not working for peanuts).
Have you ever heard of a one
man walk-out? Marge Hetsler,
inspector in D End shift, was the
victim of one last week when
she allowed the furnace fire to
go out. Friend hubby grabbed his
sun lamp and stomped away TO a
hotel-the walk-out. Note: there
were two "outs" when hubby,
after blowing three fuses in the
hotel, came through with a home
run.
Underground information has
seeped into department D from
department E concerning a loud
protest made over certain love-
ly's perfume. One gal just could
not stand the odor, so she pro-
ceeded to raise bigger stink.
\ Ho, Hum! We're glad the ell
, ection is over. Whatever made
anyone think we'd vote for
Hoover! A woman told us not
to; she had one of his vacuum
cleaners. (That reminds us, we
hear that Dewey is going into
the soap business - compeu-
ton for DuZ only his VIII
be Duzn't.)
If YOU see Shadow" walking
mead down hereafter, don't con-
cIude that he is down in the
dumps. 1t was by keeping his
eye on the ground that he found
a $4,000 bill on his way to work
recently. Very fortunate for
shadow, we'll admit, but how
about the poor sucker who lost
it? We could never enjoy this
kind of luck.
4 Congratulations to Helen Pa
luch who was blessed with a
baby this week. Helen Is at
Mercy Hospital.
John Mccarthy, dept. L 1st
shift, was blessed with a little
deer, 90 pounds to be exact
John just returned from his an
nual trip into Michigan. I'll take
mine a little rare, John.
One of the employees in Dept.
D 1st shift has asked why some
of the Committee haven't told
Vern to wash under his nose.
Just because he is a share crop
per on week ends doesn't mean
he has to look like an old time
farmer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

Q-After my discharge from
World War II, l surrendered
my $4,000 National Service
Life Insurance converted pol
icy for the cash value. l have
re-enlisted and want insurance
again. Am l eligible?
Ayes. Application for a
new NSLI policy may be made
while you are in active service.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
AirVay Unit
Alr1ngS
BY Herm Bick

WELL THE hunting season is
w on its last leg for the birds,
they will be free to roam the
fields until next year, but those
poor bunnies, let's hope you
miss enough of them to have a
few for next year. Now if you
so called hunters have enough
time on your hands to read the
reporters news it will be appre-
ciated, just so you can tear 1t
apart.
Charles Nye seems to hit the
head lines once more. Those new
rabbits that he is raising seem
to be larger then giants, being
called Nye Giants. Maybe he
feeds them beans that he is sup
posed to have raised on that
forty acre farm. Talk about
spreading it, opening day of
hunting he done all the shoot
ing getting his limit plus his
buddies, but to top it all off
they never saw half of what
Nye says they did.
Special News Item: Our
next unit meeting will be held
the goth of Nov. just three
days from the time you read
this, so don't forget the date.
If any of you people would
like the job of being the re-
porter for the Air Way Airying,
please get in touch with Herm
Bick.
You people who think that by
not keeping your self up to date
on your union dues you can con-
tinue to work, that in the future
shall cease. Our contract states
that you must remain in good
standing for continued employ
ment, so in the future please
keep this in mind, it is better
to pay the small fee then pay
the high dollar.
These new bench hands that
are having sore hands from
work had better stop to think
that being supervisor so long
they are bound to be tender.
Maybe a little work out at night
with a broom would help the
situation out.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26
SDarkletS-Chamtion Unit

CONGRATULATIONS to Clarence Woodling, Eng Prod.
~ 1st shift and Mrs Woodling. It's girl You will get
gray hair now, Curly (or will 1t be gray scalp0
We wonder why Paul Justus electrician and committee
on nights gets mad about few parts being
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-11-26

just last week from $3.50 to
S1.95 a pair for 81 gauge, Is
denier stockings. Careful buy.
ers will find similar lower pri-
ces in the less-familiar names.
Evening star., 1948-09-29
WHITE COTTON SHIRTS
ARE MADE WHITE

WHEN GOOD SENSE DIRECTS that
during each laundering you treat
them to a CloroX-rinse. For a
gentle. thorough bleach you simply
can't top Clorox. It's free from
caustic and Other harsh substances
made by an exclusive formula
protected by US. patent.
Even dainty eyelet cotton or
CANDY dance frocks come out OF a
Clorox rinse beautifully white and
untraued because Clorox whitens
Evening star., 1948-09-29
WHAT AcE...so .soclABILITY7

HvEN BEFORE baby has outgroWn
T. the play-pen stage, it's good to
encourage friendliness with other
children. Though they might not
play together, they do seem to en-
Joy the presence of a playmate.
When mealtimes roll round,
you'll enjoy watching the way baby
takes to Gerber's good-tasting Jun
ior Foods. Is easy-to-chew varieties
Evening star., 1948-09-29

although IL favors such systems for
Western Europe and Scandinavia.
Feridun Genial Erkin. the new
Turkish Ambassador to the United
States. said in Washington Septem-
ber 18 that two new security belts
should be established-one in the
Mediterranean and one in North
ern Europe-to be linked with the
five Western European alliance
countries against possible ,aggres-
sion.
Later Washington dispatches
quoted unnamed Government Off
cials as saying that, while the
United States favored the idea of
Evening star., 1948-09-29

lated sugar in sweetness.
From long experience, I've learned
you can't beat top quality in mo-
lasses, whether you cook with it or
spread it on pancakes. Grandmas
Molasses has no artificial preserva-
tive-not a speck of sulphur dioxide
to change its rich, delicious sweet
ness. It's favorite of mine in bak-
ing, and in cooking ever so many
fruits and vegetables.
Evening star., 1948-09-29
By Henry Ghyssels
North American Newspaper AIIionee

North An,erieon Newspaper Allionee
ABOARD PICARD -COSYNS
DEEP SEA EDITION
MOTHERSHIP SCALDIS, at sea,
Sept. 29.-We expect to reach the
port of Dakar in French West
Africa tomorrow night or Friday
morning. Monday night we passed
the island of Las Palmas.
We have had a good trip so far
and are beginning to feel the in
creased temperature as we near
tropical waters. Prof, Auguste Pic
card has set the example for all on
board by wearing shorts and today
We distributed solar pith helmets to
the expedition personnel
The mechanical workship on board
has been keput busy getting the
bathyscaphe into final shape for
the test dives. Their location and
date will be determined at Dakar in
conference with officials of the
French Navy. (Ships and planes of
the French Navy will assist in
transmitting reports of the under
taking0
Meanwhile. our approach to Dakar
is signalled by an unusual amount
of laundry futtering from lines on
deck. Each scientist is attending to
his own chores, since there are no
special stewards aboard for pas
sengers.
At Dakar, we will unload the $50
tons of freight taken on at Dun
keroue and then load aboard some
thing over 18 tons of gasoline for
the float of the underwater balloon.
French authorities at the colonial
port are readying a special reception
for Profs. Picard and Max Cosyns
and the other members of this ad-
venturous attempt to plumb the
oceans great depths.
Evening star., 1948-09-29

laundering them. I use Clorox in
washing color-fast cottons and lin
ems. too-it b-ightens them won
derfully.
Make the regular mop-up of kiich-
en- and bathroom Clorox job,
too. | know of nothing that can
touch 1t for quick and effective
household disinfeefing. Causiie-
free Clorox actually works faster
in killing germs. SO it gives your
home extra health projections.
There's only one Ciorox and
depend on Ii.
Evening star., 1948-09-29
Firestone Plant Closed
By Pennsylvania Strike
By the Assoeicfed Press

POTTSTOWN, Pa. Sept. 29.-The
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. plant
at Pottstown was closed today by a
walkout.
Both the company and headquar-
ters of Local 1856, United Rubber
Workers, CIO, reported spokesmen
were not available for comment.
Cause of the shutdown was not
known.
The entire plant, which employs
Evening star., 1948-09-29

size container, at the same low price
as Gerber's Strained Foods. Tha'
means easier change-over for baby
easier budgeting for you.
IL baby has few teeth, try this
for different lunch: Cover a slice
of buttered toast with Gerbers
Junior Carrots. Place a poached
egg on the vegetable. Add butter
and salt.
Evening star., 1948-09-29
Golf Boil Kills Women

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. % lP1.-
Stella Lusis, %. unconscious since
she was hit on the head by a golf
ball on Labor Day, died today at
Roxborough Memorial Hospital. The
accident happened at the Walnut
Lane golf course in suburban Rox-
borough.
Evening star., 1948-09-29

lifting, keeps me from get
ting tired. My ironing goes
faster because the surface IS
bigger, covers more ground
with every stroke.
The Tru-Heat is the truly
modern iron we've all waited
for. And talk about bargains!
Don't Miss This:
For a limited time General
Mills is offering a Big-3 Com
bination: a Tru-Heat Iron tsells
forSI2.50) Hang g-open Clothes
pin Bag. Handy Laundri-Iongs
tosaye vour ha nds. ALL THREE
ONLY SI2.59.
Evening star., 1948-09-29
I'd Due at Dakar u. 5. Denies Opposing
rrow or Friday Mediterranean Union
By The Associated Press

ISTANBUL. Turkey, Sept. 29.-An
American Embassy statement said
today that the State Department
has taken no position favoring or
opposing a Mediterranean defense
union.
The Embassy said the statement
was issued because unnamed Amer
lean Government officials in Wash
ington were quoted September 20 as
saying the United States frowns on
the idea of Mediterranean defense
system to guard against aggression,
Evening star., 1948-09-29

gently Without
hard rubbing.
And your fla t
white cottons
and linens will
never know what
"dingy" means If
you stick to the
Clorox method of
Evening star., 1948-09-29

1aplOca PudQlng.
Made with real
tapioca, smoother,
creamier teXtured,
simply delicious!
Good for you, too
more
Food-Energy than
the fresh, sweet
milk you make it
Evening star., 1948-09-29

dr eameQ OF OAR.
ing. A velvety
snow-white beauty,
that's easy as 1928
that's Drome-
Diary, queen among
Mixes! just add
milk to the con-
tents of Drome-
Evening star., 1948-09-29

yOuI Sell. vi dllu-
ma S gives you
natural, mellow,
molasseS flavor;
it S sW e e t er,
yer bit ter,
truly sugar-rich
One cup equals
a cup of granu-
Evening star., 1948-09-29
Here's HO,r j Iron -.
With my new General Mills
Tru-HeatIron, I don't haveto

lift or twist;
It's tapered
heel backs
right into
m a t terial-
f ulln e S S.
The S i'd e
Rest saves
Evening star., 1948-09-29

OF Vegeta pies,
Meat-Combina-
tions, Fruits and
Desserts are fa-
vorites with tod
dlers. Gerber's S
Junior Foods
cnnein the same
Evening star., 1948-09-29
JE55|E5MEhk
by Jessie De Both

Last Minute Birthday Cake. You didn't really ho bthduy
didn't have shop around for candles Well
keep yourself and make Player Put the layers together with ehoo
late filing with white frosn
the coke and the outline year,
Evening star., 1948-09-29
HoORAYl IT'S BAcKl

XIoUR GROCER HAS 1T! Royal
! Tapioca Pudding-the original,
genuine, -only Royal
Evening star., 1948-09-29

dary's blue package -. and get a
luxuriously high 2-layer cake
for LESS than you'd pay for its
superflne ingredients !!
CHOCOLATE VARIATION
package oromedary White Cake Mix
ia cups milk
squares baking chocolate
Mix as directed for White Cake. After first
minute Of beating add chocolate, melted over
hot water Bake as directed for White Cake.
Frost with Dromeday Fudge & Frosting.
Evening star., 1948-09-29

ond you have q party! Ny test kitchen
is hvmmine these doys with new ideas.
SO keep on reading. And come back
every week 10 see me.
Evening star., 1948-09-29
I WISH you WERE HERE

To LIKE SO MUCH to give you a
i spoonful of Grandma's Molasses
so you could taste the difference for
Evening star., 1948-09-29
brOiIedinbutter
be FOLEY EQUIPPED

MYTH Foley rood Mill you'll
w serve the fluffiest riced pota-
toes or the smoothest mashed pota-
toes that ever Graded the q
gravy p and do it with " Y
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RHtahaeas and Squash
Pumpkin without lump
Sieed Aprieots and Prunes
Fruits FOR Frozen Desserts
Easy to clean, easy to use. the fa-
nous Foley Food Mill is good for
a dozen jobs a day-straining foods
for the littlest one. grating cheese,
nuts, crackers, mashing vegetables
in split seconds. All department
and hardware stores have it.