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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04

carer preceded Hollywood for
her; recently she came out of
retirement Todd word for young
and beautiful Jane!) to do Task
Force" with Gary Cooper. Her
recent pictures include Boom
erang" and "Gentlemen's A
greement." The bad Boy" cast
has Lloyd Nolan, Audie Muir
ply and James Gleason in the
other leads.
Jacques O'Mahoney has work
ed before the cameras in rs pic
lures; Columbia's "The Great
Manhunt" is the first in which
he is seen and heard. Producer
Harry Joe Brown decided the
stunt man merited an important
role.
Jack Carson will think twice
before he undertakes another
countrywide tour like the one
he's now finishing. Radio was
never like this" he said sadly,
describing the beatingS he has
taken in his act. In the course
of the slapstick comedy he gets
hit with everything, including
a camera. But he can take it;
a broken blood vessel is the ex-
tent of the damage.
1t took six years of hard work
to land Dorothy Malone in the
stellar bracket with her role
opposite Dennis Morgan in
Warmers "One Sunday After
noon" But it will probably take
more than six years for her to
find 't'eh perfect man" for
whom she says she'd kick her
career aside. Handsome in a
homely way" Master in his
onw home" are just two re-
quirements.
Peggy Bruder, Juvenile
Jury star, is doing her part for
the New York Heart associa-
tons drive for funds. The only
child on the Young Celebrities
committee, Peggy will make
personal appearances and col
lect money.
Lex Barker, the new "Tar-
zan,". must not ski or fly this
winter, or frequent night clubs,
according to his contract. In
contrast, David Niven was urg-
ed to stay up late while playing
his old-man scenes for EN-
chantment," so he would not
look too fresh. But with his
hair dyed platinum-pink (photo-
graphs white,) he couldn't fire.
quent night clubs!
If you want ag ood role, write
your own story. That seems to
be Joan Davis method. She
and Producer Tony Owen have
written 'The Travelling Sales
woman" in which Joan will
star, to be made by Columbia
Pictures.
goth Century-Fox seeks the
country's most beautiful fresh
man coed; contests will be held
at IL colleges, in connection
with first showings of Mother
) Freshman; the grand prize
will be given a trip to
hollywood. The picture stars
Young and Van John
son, Loretta playing the mother
ODDS AND ENDS. Walter
Hampden, who starred on the
irst "Cavalcade of America" in
1895, came back to play Benja.
min Franklin on the 597th on
Lowell Thomas has done thu
narration for new 16mm, col
'r film, "Ski Tips" in which h,
lists dos and don't's for boil
xpert and novice skiiers -
which will not keep many o
hem from breaking arms ant
egs, however Joel McCre;
S stalwart hero now, but ht
Ised to wear wOmen's clOthe
md do horseback stunts as
lOuble for Greta GarbO and No
ion Davies Betty jayne
niger sponsored by Don Anne
he hac cionad n do = v,aueioor /
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04
THIRD TIME CHARM

Ray Milland, currently star
ring in Paramount's alias Nick
Beal," made three trips to Hol-
lywood before he finally hit his
stride as a film actor.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04
Ginsberg Adds Five
More Pictures To
Paramount Schedule

HOLLYWOOD - Henry Ginsberg Paramount studio head,
recently the addition of five pictures the
dos definite production schedule bringing total of ten the
during the first five months by
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04

If you want ag ood role, write
your own story. That seems to
be Joan Davis method. She
and Producer Tony Owen have
written "The Travelling Sales
woman" in which Joan will
star, to be made by Columbia
Pictures.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-29
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Gin @ort an sipeite Matter

$50 einrnal &inoer on itnb, bo
gibt es audi 8erbruB. Dos lit lln-
bermeiolid, nenn oie eigene Mlitter
I'M Souie idaltet unb ipaltet ,,no
nod unpermeioIiber, tpenn cine 31pei-
te Mutter ga lit. @ie fommt es aber,
bob WiBberitdnbniiie oft gar nift
alisgeben tpollen tpenn cine 5ipeite
Mutter bas 3eeiment fiibrt? Weil
in oieiem Sale fait burhmegs Wa1it-
ter uno &ino piel empfinolider ge-
|geneinonoer iino. Weiitens tpiro ihon
|glei1 i'm. Mnfang, tpie man 10 Iagt,
bas &ino militant Dem Babe uisge-
i6iittet. l1nb bod geb0rt gernoe in
Der erIten 3eit ponieiten ser &in6er
piel @eoulb ba5lt, Biz Tie fid gegen-
ieitig fennen lernen. I'm 10 mebr,
uenn Dielleidt bie erite Mutter elm
rubiges temperament bate, Die 5ipei-
te Wfutter 6agegen gera6e 6as @e-
genteil lit. Sinb Damn 5iioem .idon
grGBere &inoer oa, 10 getpobnen iib
tpobl Wutter unb ainoer f1lper an
chamber. ltnb bod nGre es gar. niht
10 i6linm. @ollte ieoe 5tpeite Mmtter,
menn es ibr aud) bart anfonunt, in
Der erlten 3eit ibrer gbe ettpns mebr
@eoulb baben, unb tpiirben auh Die
groberen airrber nit Der 5tpeiten
Weitter ettpns riidiibtspoIIer fem,
Damn 1piiroe monder @aber jhon in,
aeime eritidt, SD ieIbit bin aus fol-
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elm groBes Suantum @ebulo oft 6ie
Weutter uno aud mir &i16er aufbrin-
gen mnBteft, Big, mir eihanoer per-
.itan6en. Seute Ieben mir nIIe in Der
ib0nfteit &arnonie, tros6en BEL Der
Wd,tter Seirat Die dlteite Gohter be-
reits 5tpan5ig Sabre 5ablte.
0arllm, liebe Miitter, Die ibr un-
ter &inoern eingebeiratet babt, ieio
na1iidtis ilno geouIbig nit enren
Stieffinbern. 8enn iie ieben, Dob
ibr nur ibr 8eites tpont, bnnn iper-
ben lie bon ielbIt nod nnb nod nlis
fih berausgeben 1r1r6 eub nit eben-
iolh finoliher 2iebe berebren, tpie
tpenn ibr bic eigene Mfiltter ip1ret.
Si6er fa1n man euh feine gr0Bere
Sreuoe MAIDEN, als ipenn ibr cure
groBen Spfer - uno es fino 6eren
niAt tperige bur1 Die 2iebe unb
ben Donf Der ainoer beIobnt febt.
sa sqe y, Maria Anto,1a
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ElsiSn elmer firblib bIiibenoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden Enlargement.
be IN Baraeuap, Siio-Mmerita, febIt
oringeno Elm gan3 beihei6etles 9ird.
lein. Da es iih ourdmeg nm 6rnite
SanobeD0lferilng ban6elt (es iinb OH.
Der Haraguapern aud beutlhe, poIni.
ihe, ruiiiide llnb anoere quite tGatbo.
lifen porban6en), pirb um Die giitige
Wfitbilfe Der 10 oft beip1brten tatboli.
ihen @Iaubensbriioer rn6 -jhueitern
aus ben Der. Stoaten eebeten. Seoe
aud Die anerfIeinite - @abe, bic
in ei,em eetp0bnlihen 8riefe auf mel.
ne bolle 8erantportl,ng geianot tper.
ben tann, nimmt Der unter5eihnete
6eutl6e Hater 6anfeno entgeaen.
Auittung ipiro iofort erteiIt. Sir oie
eolen Greunoe unb Conner Der ae.
pIanten ST. .-&reua-Rirbe miro nlorlnt.
lid Der Segen elmer beiIigen We5ie
anfgeopfert. @iitige @aben uno gu.
lhriften mogen Sic bite rihten an:
Mep. Sabre, Don Sole &reuffer, S.
I'D, goroneI Boeobo (Aeoraauap),
Soutb Mmerica.
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Gffnqt!

Na6fommen pber anbere 8ertpan6.
te bes in ben Sabren 1871 75 nadj
ben Der. Staaten ansgetpan6erten
8aners Mbplf @ros.SeitfelO, aud ge.
manmt Mbplf DIM. Cine genane Gin.
idrift 1T nidt befannt. Der 6ndenbe
beikt Terbimdnb Grok-Seitfel6, iuDbn.
baft in Oatteln, 8eitfalen, &ottftrake
|, Oentid)lanb, nnb 1T 8esirfsienior
ber bentid)en &olpings- -Gamilie. W6g'
lidermeiie ,ipiirben 3olpings-G -Griiber
in ben Ser. Staaten bic Snde nod
bem obengenannten @eridolenen f6r.
bern nnb ettpaise GrsebniiIe ben ge-
nannten Terbinanb 0rok-9eitfelb
mitteilen. SIM @urans elm berslides
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@rsbiihof Wsurrab. Gdfber D.
8rien ipnroe I'M Geoar 2afe, Minu.,
geboren llnb mubte feline Stubien am
ct. gbomas College uno am ct.
8ail1 1Sentinar, mo- er atn II. Siini
1902 bon @r3biihof Srela1b Die Yrie.
ltertpeibe erbielt. Nahbenl er Johann
5iuei Sabre lang an Der ct. antonius-
@emeinbe in Winneapolis nIs Mili-
itent itationiert tpar, tpurbe ct am /.
Suli 1904 als Bfarrer in Oeuple
Safe ernannt, mo er ieitber llnunter-
brohen lpirfte. 5eit nier5is ssabren
NOR er Gefan Ser bod1p. @eiitlibfeit
in 8rigbt unb 0seefer gpuntp. OR
binterldBt einen 8ruber, Soiepb g.,
unb cine ShmeIter, 9lnn S'8rien,
beioe in minneapolis. X. !. P.
slm pergangenen So,1ntag, "a. sSo.
nuar, erteilte oer bodp'ite pr. gr5bi-
ld)of Wurrap Dem neuen Sdpeitern-
floiter Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
minneapolis bie firhli6e @eibe. 0as
nit einem &oltenauftpano bon $780,
600 erridtete @ebaube an goro-
grpant unb 18. 9lpe. lit aus feuer=
itberem giienbeton nit 8afiteinper-
fleioung sebaut rtno entbdlt, auBer
oen 8obnraumen fir adtlinb5man5ig
SdipeItern, cine &apelle lt1b einen
sroBen . Mulifiaal. Der bobm'ite
Wigr. Sobn ,Dunpbp lit 8forrer Der
Isceni n~@emeinoe. 81
Sn Der 2ouroes-&irde in Winnea-
polls finoet bonn 8. biz H.. Sebrunr
cine feierlide Nobene 81 gbren II. 6.
6rau BON 2ouroes itatt. 9lnbahten
iinb angeiest fir IL l1br IS, 5 llbr
Is uno 7 l1br 45 na6mittaes unb
abenos. Die genannte Stride tpurbe
1877 erribtet uns eineetpeibt uno lit
Die erIte in ben Ser. Staaten 5ll gbren.
Il. 8. Srau BON 2ouroes ge1peibte.
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SebIer Der ainoer 8eSlg nebnler -
Bier foIgt Die Strofe fir Elm Ber-
geben auf benz 5uBe, bort erntet cine
quite Eat cine Belobnung. go etpas
merfen iih oie &inber Ieihter, dlg
es ionit oft cine lange Strnfpreoigt
fertig br1dte. lnnennbnrer 6e-
gen fam nuf bns 5nrte &inoergenliit
pom M1rbenihase amsltr0men, iDenn
es eben beritanben miro, bieien 5has
ri6tig al Deriperten
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Wilnanfee, isis. = @utgebeiBen
tpurben oie Bldne fir oen 8au elmer
neuen Hfarridule fir oie ct. Wa-
rien-@emeinbe in Sonb on Sac. Die
bisberise 8farridule lit ibon ieit
Sabren iiberfiillt uno i6on Dor etiDa
adt Sabren bate iid oie @emeinoe
au Dem Neubau enti6loiien, aber Die
nit Dem 8eltfrieg erspadienen
tpirtldoftIi6en S6pierigfeiten lieBen
cine Ger5ogerung ratlan erifeinen.
Scum min Die @emeinoe unter ser
2eitung oes bo61p. Srn. 8farrers
Beter @. @ersba6 nit oem 10 Lam
ge binaussel6obenen geeubau begin-
men. @eplont lit elm 5peiItodiger ios
Iioer 8au nit 16 &lallen3ir1mern, ei-
ner 8ibliotbef, Gefeftorium, &egel-
babnen unb elmer groBen Surnbaae,
Die audi als @emeinoeballe Geripen-
oung finoen jon. Sie Bldne ,puroen
bereits bon gr5biihof &ilep gutgebei-
Ben, uno ser 8eubau ioa nod i'm
2aufe bieies Sabres fertig geItellt
merben.
9ulntb, 0tinn. - 8eitorben lit Die
ebrtp. S1tpeiter gpmaro @ornif,
O.S.B., 5ulett an ser ct. Bridget
8farridule in minneapolis itatio-
niert. @eboren om 80. Hopember
1905 in Soper, Minn., ablolpierte
tie 1924 bie 8ina Soncta Sbolaiticas
Sodidule bier l1no trat fl,r5 no6ber
in ben 8eneoiftineroroen etn. 1926
Iegte lie ibre 8eliiboe ab uno NOR
ieitber in peridieoenen Sfarr- uno
So6i6ulen als 2ebrerin tatig. Die
8eiietung erfolgte am II. Sanuar
nod einem iolennen &eqlliem in Der
&apelle oes Sillo S6olaitica-&Ioit
|0as 9feqllienamt 5elebrierte Der
bodp. !Sr. Bfarrer Sobn Scribe bon
Sotper. Die lette IbIolution erteilte
Der bodtp'ite ST.. gii6of 8el6.
RI P.
ct. Glonb, Ofitlu. - Der bobp'ite
Sr. 4bt Alcuin Deutl6, O.SB., bon
ct. Sobr's reiite lette 8ode in ge-
eleitung oes bodip. p. Sgnatius, O,
S.B., per 5lug5eue nad Werito, mo
er 5unddit ser beneoiftiniiden gtie-
oerIaiiung BEL Soluco uno oas Cole
gio BEL Sepepac in Der 1nerifanii6en
SauptItabt beiudte. 3uraeit 1inb in
beioen Mnltolten ie bier 8eneoifti-
nerpatres aus Ser ct. Sobn's- -abtei
ltationiert, nadOem fur5 nod 8eib-
na6ten Die bodp. 8atres gfapbael
Saller, O.S.B. (5ulett in Minneapo-
lis), unb Clement Burns, O.S.B. (5u.
lest in gloquet tatiO, iid ibren iebs
in Werifo tdtigen &onfratres an
i6Iofen.- Rad ieinem 4ufentbalt in
Werifo miro glbt Alcutn auh Der
iinsiten Notwithstanding
bel 5anep 5arm, ap., einen 8eiub
abltatten. =. ~
ct. 1anl, Minn. - glm fomnen.
Ben Sonntag, 80. Sanuar, beginnt
Die oier5isltiinoise anoadt in folgen=
oen Mnitalten uno Bfarrfirden Der
gr5oio5ele: ct. Marien=Iltenbeim,
[St. Baul; 8ilitation gonpent, ct.
SAUL; Sl. &oienfrana-airde, Min-
|ueopolis; ct. Sbomas- Stride, San.
born.
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Itiimieren. nber nithtg .bertreten" aIs
Die 8efeble ibrer Borgeiesten. Die
Sdafiung elmer nelien 8enleinihaft
bet9 95reien Getperfihofteal Ser freien
2dn6er lit sepIant. Mugenblidlih be-
rat oariiber cine iitter1ationnIe aon-
feren5 in Bern.
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Die @emeinoe 8erbtesgaben tr1gt
iid nit ser Mbiidt, auf Dem 1882
Neter boben @ipfel oes aebIItein
(Oberial5berg) elm Rreua 81, erri6ten.
Ser Blan itebt Dor, oaB BORT, uipo
emit I'M Mblerborit (Sitlers) sic @eier
niiteten, bas &reu5 gbriIti als bas
Sieees5ei6en iiber sen llngIauben er.
ri6tet peroen ioa". sn eeididtlih
beoeutungsbollen Sagen, 10 am Gage
Ser 8ombaroierung bes SberiaI5=
bergs uno am Gage Der aapitulation
iolpie on ieoem aarfreitag ion bas
&reua beleuhtet ,peroen. auf snre-
eung aaroinal 5aulbabers lit fiir
einen ipGteren 3eitpunft Der Bai1 ei-
|ner Siibnefirde alf Dem Sberial5berg
poreeieben, NO ii6 bereits friiber cine
0futtergottes- -aapelle befano.
cSm 3ulammenbang nit angriffen
sesen Die Berlon &aroinaI Saulba-
bers iiebt iid oas erabiihoflide Sroi-
nariat Wiin6en 5u naditeber1oer
SteIlungnabme peranlaBt: Sn einem
in bunoerttauieno gremplaren Der,
breiteten Jlusblatt, rnter5eidnet
u&ontrouausiduB oes 9tegierunss-
9urdgangslagers 9adau (Slii6ts
lingsluger)", tpuroen in &reiien pen
Slii6tlingen 1lno Seinatpertriebenen
falide uno aufbesenbe Welbungen
iiber oen gr56iidof bon 0tiin6en,
aaroinal Mi6ael bon 6ulbaber, per-
breitet. Sn Dem Slugblatt miro be-
bauptet, Der 8aroinal babe erflGrt,
cine 2oiung bes neutrality-suspicious.
lei nur our6 MusDanberung moglid.
= Ser Miinhener grabiibof bot in
5ablreiben &unogebungen our Sir,
Jorge fir oie Sliidtlinge auigerufen
uno babel Die slustpanberung ni9t
als ein5igen 8eg. our 2oiuns oes
neutrality-suspicious. be5ei6net, ion=
bern als einen BON orei @egen, ipenn
Die beioen anoeren @ese, tlGmli9
GIdfebr in Die alte Seimat uno Gin-
hiirgeruns auf beutldem 8oben, bel
Der groBen 3abl bon 5polf Wiuionen
5liidtlinsen nidt sanebar ieien.
gu Sen bielen 3eugen fir oie gnt-
pidluna ole iid fat iiber gfa6t in
elnem bon oen &ommunilten an 6ie
Wosfau'er 0iftatur ausgelieierten
Sano bou5iebt, eeiente iid in oen leb-
ten Sagen Der bierber gefli6tete @e-
nerallefretar 6es Hrager auBenamtes
Sei0rid. Nab ibm bat ni1t einmal
Der fommuniItiide Bralioent @otts
palo tpirfliden ginfluB auf Die Gor-
gange in Ser Gidebo- Slo,pafei. slae
Madt liest in Sen &anoen bon Genb.
boten oes &reml, Die alle 8robuftip-
frafte in ben Dienit 3uBIanbs itellen.
gs lit elm Spltem folonialer Musbeu-
tung, oos auf Die 8eoiirfniiie ser
~Gingeborenen" feinerlei Niidiiht
nimmt. Ser Mrmee bringen oie ruff
lUen Wta0tDaDer dues Wi1Bfrallett
entgegen. 8as bas 8oH benft uno
fiiblt, ipielt feline Stole, lolanse ole
obiolute INTERVIEWING earantiert
| i6eint.
Die Sheioung Der 8eiiter aui Dem
@ebiet Der internationalen @euerfs
ibaftsarbeit bat iest auh gum aus.
lheioen Der amerifai1ilhen $50 i.nb
Der britiihen unb bolldnoiihen Ser
banoe gefiibrt. Das bon Der bisberi.
gen SnternationaIe @JGu
ubrig bleibt, grilppiert iib INN bic
8eamten Der Wosfnu'er Mutofratie,
bic iid als @euerffhaftsb to-
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Sir d enfaIenber

Suuntas, 80. Sanuar: 8ierter Sunn'
tug nadD Gpipbanie. = 6 b a II g e,
Iium: Som S9ifflein Hetri
(Wattb. 8.
Montag, 81. Sanuar: Sobannes 8os=
co. ..-.. ,.....
Dienstoe, 1. 5ebruar: 9rigitta.
Waittpod, 2. Sebruar: Maria 2idt.
neB.
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Sn Der ct. SimotbD=&ir6e in Ma-
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feierli6en grequien fiir ben i'm Ilter
BON iedsunoiiebais Sabren plobli6
peritorbenen bodp. Srn. Bfarrer
Srancis S'8rien. 9os 8ontififolres
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-08-05
Blind Alley Schools
For GIs Exposed

WASHINGTON LPA) - Or
ganized labor groups in the ma
tion's capital are taking a lead
ing part in an effort to protect
veterans and, incidentally, the
government from wasting time
and money on trade school
training for jobs that don't exist.
The District of Columbia
Commissioners have appointed
"fact-finding" committee of 10
members, including five from
organized labor, to investigate
charges that thousands of vet
Grams are being defrauded
through blind alley" training
under the CT Bill of Rights.
A nationwide investigation of
the same problem is asked in a
resolution introduced in Con-
gress by Rep. Earl Chudoff Cd,
Pa0. 1t would create a select"
committee for the task, rather
than leave it to the House Vet
erans' Affairs Committee.
The Washington inquiry was
asked by the District Apprentice
ship Council, made up of labor,
employer, government and edu-
cation groups. The Washington
Building g. Construction Trades
Council ana the Columbia Typo
graphical Union are members of
the council.
The apprenticeship group
charged that, of more than a
thousand veterans who have
taken courses in various trade
schools in the past three years,
not more than one in 20 is now
employed in the field for which
he was trained at government
expense.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-08-05
Fern ketteI Named
Chest Chairman

Fern L. Kettel, president of
the Lamson Co. has been named
general chairman of the annual
Embarrassing campaign for the
Greater Toledo Community
Chest, October 10 to November
z.
In announcing Mr. Ketteps ap-
pointment, Milton Knight, chest
president, cited the new chair
mans record of achievement in
local business and civic projects.
A native Toledoan, Mr.. Ket-
tel started his business career as
a cash and stock boy at Lam
sons, forty years ago. Following
a series of promotions, he was
elected president of that COM
pany in 1916.
lie has served In many former
Chest campaigns, as a leader in
the employees, division, a MEM
ber of the publicity committee
and of the Special Gifts division,
which he headed last year. He
also has been a member of the
Chest board of directors during
the last two years.
An active participant in nu-
merous other local organizations,
Mr.. kettel is past president of
Rotary of Toledo and of the Ex-
change Club; president of the
Toledo Club; first vice-president
of the Toledo Chamber of Com
merce; board member of the
YMCA, the Toledo Better Busi-
ness Bureau and Toledo Retail
Merchants Association.
Leaders appointed to head
committees and divisions of vol
unteer campaign workers will be
announced this month by Mr..
Kettel.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-08-05
Union Con Insist
Employees Join Up
Under Union Shop

WASHINGTON (LPA)-Prob-
ably some of the hackers of the
Taft Hartley act didn't mean it
that way, but under valid un-
ion shop contract union may
insist that any employe who re-
fuses to become full-fledged
union member be discharged.
At least that is the way NLRB
Trial Examiner Horace A. Ruck-
ell ruled recently in a case in
volving the Grain Professors In
dependent Union, Local No. /, at
the Union Starch and Refining
Company of Granite City, Ill,
and John Ralph, one of three
discharged employees. The union
has now become Local 153 of
the American Federation of
Grain Millers, AFL.
Ralph and two others were
discharged at the request of the
union when they refused to have
anything to do with the union,
but offered to pay a sum of
money equal to initiation fees
plus dues.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-08-05
A Busy Bee,
This Miss!
Continued from Page I

American Foundation. If chosen,
Joan will attend a Labor School
in Sormarka, Norway between
October and December Is. Her
education and practical expert
ence as a student of language,
economics, international politics,
and machine designing, plus the
fact that she speaks Norwegian,
as well as French and Spanish,
should stand her in good stead
in the scholarship contest I
Joan's maternal grandparents
were born in Col, Norway, not
far from Oslo. She, too, speaks
Norwegian and F re n C h. Her
father has taught a total of
twenty years at the University
of Toledo. He is currently work.
ing nights on final inspection in
the Auto-Lite's new building"
on Champlain Street, in addition
to his teaching duties.
If Miss MacRavey receives
one fthe Foundation scholar
ships; the TOLEDO UNION
j o u RN A l. tn e UAW CIO
monthly magazine, "Ammuni-
ton" and the UAW monthly
newspaper, The United Auto
mobile Worker, sent out to more
than 1,250,000 UAW members
in the United States and Canada,
will be furnished reports of her
trip and observation while in
Europe.