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Evening star., 1949-07-04

TILLY FRANCE.-TRIBUTE TO GEN PATTON-Lt George s.
Patton w salutes during ceremony where Gen. Charles de
Gaule (rght unveiled monument and dedicated the town
square place Patton in honor of the late George Pat
SITE west Paris where advance units of Gen.
Patton Sd Army the Seine River during World War H.
80 -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Jews, Syrions to Begin
Drafting Pact Tomorrow
By the Assoeiafad Press

By the Assotiotsd Press
MISHMAR HAY WARDEN, Pal-
estine, July 4.--Delegates at Is
raleli-Syrian armistice talks here
decided yesterday to begin draft
ing an armistice agreement to-
morrow.
Syria is the only Arab foe Of
Israel which does not have an
armistice agreement with the new
Jewish state.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
Gulf Stream to Murmonsk

The effects of the Gulf stream
can be traced from the Gulf OF
Mexico to the ice-free harbor OF
Murmansk, Russia.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
Mexicons On
California Farm
Make SI.53 A Wk.

WASHIN TON GPA) -
Photostatic copy of check for
weeks wages of S1,53 net, re-
ceived by a Mexican working in
Fullerton, Calf, was sent to the
Mexican ambassador lastS week
by the Natl Farm Labor Union
AFL.
NFLU President H. L. Mitchell
wrote to Ambassador Rafael de
la Colina, enclosing photostatic
copies of checks on which fam
tastic amounts had been deduct
ed for board and such items as
Blanket" leaving practically no
pay.
The Mexican government re-
Gently ridiculed charges that
Mexican nationals employed on
US farms are poorly paid and ex-
plotted. There are contradictory
reports from Mexico City and
from the US Employment Serv-
ice here about whether new
agreements are being signed for
importation of Mexican farm
workers to this country.
The farm labor union has In
sisted that Mexicans not be used
to undercut A American n farm
workers living standards. Un-
ions from both countries, NFLu
maintains, should be on any
committees which draw up con-
tracts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
Labor Men In
Congress Help
Beat Pension
Grab

WASHINGTON GPA)-Un-
ion members in Congress played
an important role last week in
spiking the Rankin-led attempt
to push an uneconomic veterans
bonus scheme thru the House of
Representatives. The pension
grab" which was defeated by
only one vote, found the trade
union Congressman 1907 in the
ranks of those who refused to
play the demagogue's game with
Rep. John Rankin Cd, Miss.).
Thruout the two weeks of
manuevering the union men
stood firm, while many other
Congressman disgraced their Of
flee by voting against the pro-
poSal in voice votes, and for it
when a roll call vote came.
Union Representatives
The union men, like Reps.
George Rhodes (P.), Roy Wier
(Minn.), Thomas Burke (Ohio)
and Andrew Biemiller (Wisc. -
all Democrats, followed the lead
taken against the bill by World
War II veterans in Congress.
Many of these, including Rep.
John Carroll ID, Colo.), who was
particularly vocal against the
Rankin measure, and Rep. Rich
ard Boiling Cd, Mo-, former
vice-chairman of the American
Veterans Committee, which mo-
bilized veteran sentiment against
the bill, were elected primarily
on the basis of trade union sup
port.
In its original form the Rank.
in bill would have given pen
sions of 500 a month to all World
War / and II veterans over the
age of 65, 1t would have cost
the nation about S125, 100000
900 in its first so years.
The bill now returns to the
Affairs Committee,
from which it is not expected
to re-emerge this session.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
Gett'In Hot
With Everhot
Swartzbaugh
Unit
Rv WILLIAM R0RnEN
By WILLIAM BORDEN

II Asst WEEKS news about the
~ the Factories Building was
omitted so we will attempt to
put it in again. Lii Olsen and
Helen 10th certainly put one
over on a certain supervisor. II
cost him box of candy.
Verna Bartos and Mildred Brit
are getting plenty of practice for
spring house cleaning by work.
ing on the c.. c. line. Guess
Sweet Lucy doesn't get around
much anymore. Drop in at the
meeting Friday night, and Lucy
will talk over old times.
Bob Young, Steward of the
third shift @. c. line is quite a
collector of old coins. If you
have any give Bob buzz at the
Q. c. line.
jim Kinder, End shift press
room is off with a badly in
fected ear. Hurry back Jim as
the boys miss you. We express
our sympathy to George Bloom,
End shift press room, on the pas
sing of his wife.
The girls bowling team at the
Bowl-a-Drome has about the
sharpest outfit seen on z bowling
team in long while. Orchids to
Eleanor Mitchell and Mary AS
sally on fine job.
A certain set up man was late
for work the other day and
grabbed his lunch in a hurry and
later found out he had a pound
of onions. Watch it NJ. p.
In recent column it was
stated that who ever guessed the
identy of our typist would re-
ceive an introduction and a date.
The lucky guy is Frank Mack
of the Welding Dept. It's all set
for Easter Sunday, Frank.
We understand that Virginia
Van has all the girls at Lake
side reading this column. Thanks
lot, Ginny, and say hello to my
two girl friends for me.
Harold eraser and Dick Pa
cholski are holding up the ship
ping room when it comes to fish
ing. They had better watch out.
as Mary and Johnny Sulikowski
and Elmer Tressler did pretty
good last week.
Regular Unit meeting will be
this Friday, April 1st, in Parlor
"a" at 800 PM. Second shift
will meet Monday, April 4th at
200 PM. in Parlor III.
The baseball season must be
getting pretty near as Babe Mi
chalski and Zeke Sarahman are
walking around the press room
swinging imiginary ball bats.
So until next week, l guess I'll
hang my clothes on this line and
say bye now.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
National Supply Unit News
BY HARMON LEE

GUNNER must be just around
- the corner Al Carnes has his
vacation planned already to up
per Canada. Jack Hixenbaugh
is thinking about buying a boat
and motor, Art Wise looks long
ingly out the window and Louie
Bateman bid on day job so he
could spend more time fishing
l wonder if they all like to fish
or do they just want to get away
from it all.
H. Bettinger, Dept. AZ, has
evened the score at home with
a baby boy. The score now is
two girls and two boys. Con
Igratulations and let's see some
cigars.
The big white bird also left
a bundle on the doorstep ot
John Bousonville. That makes
two boys and nine to go for a
football team. Thanks for the
cigars Johnny.
The employees wish to extend
to Louie Ringman their con-
gratulations on his new job al
Ingersol Milling Machine Co
and also to Bob Walk on his pro-
motion to Works Manager. We
don't expect any drastic change
but do hope for full cooperation
for better labor relations.
Corp. Albert Payment, who
lost his life in action on Oki.
nawa, June 1945, was returned
for reburial in Toledo last week
All National employees express
their deepest regrets to his ia.
ther Peter Payment, who works
in Dept. SO, and his family.
The boys on the morning
bowling league wished jim
Engle happy birthday when he
passed out cigars on his 70tt
birthday, and then rolled 451 to
show up the boys in the Custer
Club.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01

Is there anything in the rumor
that Paul Meyers is heat treat
ing and gold plating fishline
leaders, and orders are being
taken daily?
4 George Yeager is putting some
new windows in the front of his
home. He said he couldn't see
what was going on across the
street.
/ George Wetzler, Dept. 43, be-
came the proud papa of a baby
girl on st. Patrick's day. Her
name is Kathleen. Faith and It's
good Irish name George. Con-
gratulations to George and his
wife, and thanks for the cigars.
Now that Frank Pierce has a
new television set, he is going
to hold open house for Dept. 81.
All he asks is that everyone
brings something to eat.
+ All you fellows interested IN
the evening softball league con-
tact Ralph Henry in the foundry.
In a recent card game the
demon card player, Jim Bran
don was penalized for reneging,
and skunked twice. Did you get
mad jim?
/ A happy birthday to Dusty
Rhodes. The date March 3lst
The age p?
General Earl Williams has
bought new car to keep up his
prestige in the shop.
We wonder how many from
the shop got caught in the web
of the Pyramid Club. Ed Ander-
son, Rush Cannon and Cliff
Varwig finally admitted they
got hooked after three weeks of
hard work trying to get mem
bers.
i All the fellows on second and
third shifts who wish to play
ball on the Monday softball
team contact Harmon Lee, Dept.
50, or Al Lohbauer, Dept, 43.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01


At the Pal-O-Drome last Sat-
urday when the regular Cham
pion Bowling League members
were assidiously trying to ac-
quire some additional bowling
skill, an incident occurred which
warrants an 'off the record" tip
to the newly elected stewardess
in Dept. E. The tip essentially
consists of warning that she
should never yell: "Two-bits" to
a certain girl when she is trying
for hard split namely, 4-9-10.
You'll lose everytime, Angie.
Margaret Munich, special
brands operator, will be birth
daying April 9th. She invited
her friends and o-workers to
share box of luscious choco-
lates in little advance celebra-
ton of the occasion. Congratu-
lations, Margaret.
James Ludwig, an amiable "F
in E" inspector, reluctantly bade
his friends and co-Workers good
bye last week after 2 years of
work on the Stud line opera
tions. He goes to dept. A End
shift. Good luck, Jimmy.
When the $40 award was Civ
en- to Helen Ball, for bowling a
$50, at the Bowl-O-Drone on
Wednesday, March 23rd, it TO-
cused attention on a member of
the Champion Sparks bowling
team who has consistently shown
a high degree of skill in the art
of bowling. Helen attributes her
success as a bowler to a peculiar
brand of luck which she in
herited from her illustrious Irish
ancestors. While skill and luck
are essential intangibles in any
success formula, yet there is still
another which the psychologists
call inspiration. 1t works this
way-So they claim. When a
woman scores a notable achieve
ment it is because she seeks
the smiling approval of some
handsome man whom she holds
high in her evalutions of things.
Tut, tut, so help me, we always
had Helen Ball cataloqued as
veritable man-hater. Albeit
the whole team inspires you
with their exhibition of skill.
The team bowled an $40 and $50
with a three games total of 2344.
Anonymously submitted. Dept.
E 1st shifts Colonel Tarver
trying to appear young these
days, or Is there a woman in
the picture that prefers brown
hair to gray? Let us in on it,
BILL!
Dept. F 1st shift-Congratula-
tions to Len Warner, it's a baby
girl born at Mercy hospital. You
made chit" at Mercy instead
of the Bowling alley.
Dept. D 1st shift-Congratula-
tions to Keith Barkheimer, gap
setter, it's baby boy, born Sat-
urday, March 26th.
Rosella Crandall Rush is get
ting that "Streamed-lined fig
ure" and she is quite proud of
it. Congratulations. Rosie.
Eng. Insp. 1st shift-The in
spectors in Eng. in D always flip
to see who buys the coffee and
their steward Cliff Keill has
been lucky and won most of the
time. What happened, Cliff,
when you didn't win? Broke?
Hummm.
Dept. H 1st shift-Did you
notice the nice new lines Clem
Jones painted on the street?
Speaking about dept. H: Is it
true that Mr.. Bates uses a fire
extinguisher to chase certain en-
ployees to the time office? We
understand that MIR. Boiler can
give a good accounting or tell a
story on II Was Hunted With A
Fire Extinquisher".
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
Airvay
Airings

WHAT HAPPENED to the
w news a week ago can not
be explained by your reporter,
only hope it doesn't happen in
the future, but one can never
tell what will happen these days.
That bowling match that was
held a couple of weeks ago be-
tween one of the Air-way league
teams and the CIO Air-Way
team, of course you might know
it was won by the Air-Way
team.
What party, what a crowd,
what time. Plenty of eats,
drinks, and good music put this
all together shake it up and you
have what the people of the Air
Way had at their yearly party.
You people that stayed home
missed the time of your life.
Everything went in tip top
shape. The ones that didn't have
good Tune mad NOBODY TO blame
but themselves. A lot of thanks
goes to the committee in the
SPLENDID way it was put over
also their time and effort in
trying to make everybody hap
py. Of course no matter how
hard you try yon can't please
them all. If you danced there
was that hot rythum orchestra,
if you drank there was plenty of
beer, or if you liked to eat the
food was there, so if the evening
of entertainment was boring you
have only your self to blame.
Our only regret is that we don't
do it more often. From the talk
around the shop, our guess is
that they all had good time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
Murray Gree+s
Greek Unions

WASHINGTON (LPA) - CIO
President Philip Murray greeted
the free trade unions of Greece
last week on the occasion of
tn a t country's independence
week celebration. Urging the un-
ions to keep free" Murray
pointed out that American work
ers know what it is to be on
guard. Eternal vigilance is the
price of freedom" His statement,
read by CIO Int'l Affairs Direc-
tor Michael Ross, was beamed to
Greece on a State Dept Voice of
America broadcast.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
Saving Children S Teeth
By DR.. DONALD A. DUKELOW
Secretary Public Health Education Section of the
American Public Health Association

DENTISTS have found that simple we help keep
chidren teeth sound and allow them adulthood
with attractive useful mouths These rules first
dentist early and at frequent intervals starting almost
teeth start certainly by the third of life Secondly help
reduce tooth decay by good mouth hygiene which simply
keeping teeth clean have diet low in refined and
make of such controls for dental available
And last but most important correct defects that do
the teeth at time when the defects small of wait
ing until they destroy the tooth In other words is still den
lists job to take of teeth Early frequent
dentist saves both teeth and money.
Figures show that half of the old children have
some dental decay In of communities
of the kindergarten children dental disease
parenty dental disease the
cold But why all this educational work and
ton and publicity just get teeth filled? Probably the main
is that the dentists studying this problem all the
country report that chldrns teeth decaying times
fast they being filled To chldrens teeth, must
impress parents we'll children the Importance of
preventive measures normal mouth hygiene and the value
of the services of their dentists.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
Donner Resigns
CIO LeqoI Post

WASHIN G 7 ON LPA) -
Frank Donore, assistant general
counsel for CIO and the United
Steelworkers since 1945, resign
ed his post last week and re-
turned to private practice in
New York City. His successor
has not yet been named, accord
ing to CIO General Counsel
Arthur j. Goldberg.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
The
.Acklinite
~, a,,y;s Nfaffa~
BY Lewis Mattox

THE NEXT couple of months
l. should be very busy ones for
our shop, with the changes to
be made in our contract plus
the international program on
Old Age Benefits, Insurance for
the workers and better vaca-
tions.
ATTENTION: All Acklin Un-
ion Workers do not be a fence
rider, attend your unit meetings
and do your part to make our
contract very good.
In behalf of our shop the Of
ficers of our unit wish to thank
Howard Seren our new Local II
President for the help he gave
us last year and urge him to
ficers are soon to appear in the
still remain as our representive,
The pictures of the unit Of
1949 CIO Year Book, as voted
by the Acklin Membership.
Brother Gomersall of our Die
Shop is the active Eagle sales
man. We all know that the
Eagles stand hand in hand with
with the labor unions on Ole
the labor unions on Old Age
Pensions and Security for the
workers. Anyone wishing to
chairman or Gomersall.
ATTENTION: Acklin Eagles,
watch our bulletin boards for
special announcements.
Mary Hughes, May Burde &
Ella Clear THE Engery Girls"
of the night shift are always
trying to help the people out,
it looks like we will have to
appoint them to help on the well
fare committee.
With King Softball coming in
watch the bulletin boards for
dates for il looks as though the
Acklin Unit Teams will really
give w. o. & Spicer a little COM
petition this year. The day
teams under that old team man.
ager Frank Speed is My Motto"
Wekwert and "Slugger" Gleas-
sner. The night gang is being
led on the diamond by those two
new fireballs, Curly "On the
Beam" Goodrum and Gene big
Boy" Purtell. Watch the night
boys give the day boys a tough
run this season.
We are glad to hear that
Smokeys daughter is getting bet
ter. Myrtle Mucci and Joe Refer
mat are in Mercy hospital. We
wish them a speedy recovery and
are sure they would welcome
visitors.
One for The Book: Walter
Traski attending a union meeting
and talking about fine for peo-
pie not attending.
Words of Wisdom: Chinni of
the Die Shop saying we should
have fines for the people not
meetings to take care
of their own business.
Art Hyde and Ted lwanicki,
two of our Delegates find time
to attend council meetings and
will be glad to give their ver-
sion of what cooks in CIO.
Bill Love the new committee
man has been sick-could it be
spring fever.
Whitley of the little line ran
in to a door or so he says-itI
always pays to be careful.
It looks like George Kent will
soon have his new car. He-has-
been waiting long enough to get
it.
Brother Woods on nights likes
10 introduce people--take it easy
Big Boy.
Bill willie" underwater sure
has his troubles, it seems that he
forgot to ring a door bell.
Harry Born has been i'll in the
hospital. We all hope, he is. able
% come back to work soon.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
PREVENTING TOOTH DECAY


tooth decay has been discovered that there close rea
onshp between refined such found in all kinds
things that youngsters particularly like and the incidence
erum carrying the fancy actobacus acdophu which
lives this and produces acid and the number of dam
of particularly dibasic phosphate
with cleansing agent for the teeth there marked
reduction in the number of these bacteria in the mouth and
marked reduction in the number of teeth that develop carries
children will brush their teeth after each meal with tooth
containing these difference
in the condition of their teeth in years
Another factor that enters this picture this business about
sugar Apparently months heavily infected with this
bacteria that tooth decay that the only the bacteria
the bacteria For some few individuals this must be added to
the other things And them of mechanical dentistry is
lets the little cavities they grow
into big that affect the structure of the tooth
that badly Also happens that teeth haven't
developed properly On the chewing surfaces little pits and cracks
gather in these and form the acids that lead tooth decay
Opening up these little holes and filling them with the materials
helps save teeth that otherwise would be lost
CHILDREN DO LEARN
The importance dental children not
only how to for their teeth but also the value of dental
service we'll illustrated by little heard the other
older two kindergarten and the other first grade
had had pleasant relations with the family dentist At home and
have early and frequent dental only reasonable
then when their four old visited them that they
teeth examined The dentist found that these children had
Of their own free will without asking their parents because they
sold the idea that this little needed dental
Odd it they right The dentist found two small
He treated them without hearng the youngster
that youngster well his two older cousins belong to
ranks of those who look with favor dental and
ognze their dentist friend That kind of dental education
is most important
still disagree couse
feel from without through the attack of bacteria and
the chemicals they produce Others think is something wrong
inside the tooth which breakdown of tooth substance
And again others feel that little be done about because it
hereditary factor So far do not know all the facts But
dentists working these problems every day. Until the
last word has been written and method available for
venting this expensive disease the rules that we have mentioned
before should be followed First dentist early
ualy you dental able have dental
work done the Red Feather Toledo Dental DspenSay will help
give the attention teeth Second reduce decay
mouth hygiene which included tooth brushing with
pirate tooth powders PASTE being intake of
Sweets such control the application of
sodium fuoride And last but your dentist
rect defects they Remember early and fre
quent both teeth and and would be lot
happier had more Of both
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-04-01
Sparklets-ch Champion Unit
By RALPH YOUNG, Secretary

GAM VINSON Dept D, End shift = Seen at the BATH or,
~ it Katie Olger? Just before the bell Friday pm.
Katie in the by the Ladies washbaSin
bathing her long legs very lengthy task since the
quired washing extended we'll above the knees It seems