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Evening star., 1949-11-19


PACKARD 1e4s convertible victoria;
Essv TaSiS' HliS Mydroils vinaoxi nsess and and
Scas ToRs. me- NC. PacKsrd dealer. 4zSo
Conn: aye: nv. EN-. 04O6. 40
tires; very low miiease; buyer VIII
receive. new car title and warranty;
full price, $2,lg6; Se3g down. trsde
or terms. ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
Packard dealer. esha 44so Conn. ave
pAicSxiARD PACK i 1850 de luxe sedan: com.
pany oficial car; very low mileasei
list price. s2,7O3, ,66; save S30s. .66i
sale price. S2,396; rew-csr guarAn-
tss; sS,. new car title; a.ssy Icy freRa reapfrni 81
dealer. sH. 5000. ess Philsdeiphia
aveu Silver 6pring, Nd.
PACKARD 1o47 6-cylinder sedan,
one owner; low mileage; Electro'
matte clutch. .ovsrdriye, r.., h., De.
tthssi thrcughout: needs : little BODY
work; NOTHING serious. Our shop Il
too busy to handle this Job now. &C
SI.0z6. Low term bank 6nancing
caf cArfon o noToR 5fase Co. nss sysr vi spris
Packard dealer, sH. 5000. 92s
ie1s ass ssss s.sn sssrins T. a.
was 1895; save 5000; sale price,
AeffoL sff l0s xofoR sfs es1s e. 4sil a1npelss e.
racKARp AK ssi isza s9rlefli clipDse a e. SEDAN;
Electromatfc clutch, overdriye, r,
b. and defroster; one owner; low
mileage; fully guaranteed; was %, :
4O6; save 5000. sale price, 81 ,2gk;
low term bank financing. CAPTTCf
MOTOR CO.. TOLL Ca. ave, Silver
epring. Md. 6H. 1904.
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ule, pfios aHo 1st c1sitseene perror nn,-
on this fine. city-driven, garage.
kept, expertly maintained. econom-
tcal V-S; 30-day guar. assures you
Of csrefree zpotoring; Act now;
ea5y $l095 Scfa eais2 MoRIaEAsT sa61 T,nn MOTOR
ne L. l0r s-41eo. oSsn Ssut evss. Mhn &ai iVe
tires. bask-up lights. chrome wheels
| best radio and heater, seat covers
oil filter, gas filter, bumper guards,
ss ss 81 srEHS rfssE'nsfs $50 8s' w. T.
FoRD Foosi '1s4a 1913 Tudor; black: heater MSa and
seat covers, and other extras. Low
| mileage. A clean car. Guar $sa5;
S395 down. See RIPLEY, 5120 Wis
ave. NV. OR. 1851. 80
dan. heater. Privately driven. Bet.
ssE taaa s s'eessf cs sE frissd ssa5 for o aSi'l
FORD 1o47 club coupe, equipped
quality car; 1894, $50 dn. Why
pay more2 AUTO WHOLESALERS
1 1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii. 3-8800
FORD 1947 Tudor. beautiful maroon
elsa'n ' oniy sns Iosgy. osSgy 9'IssEs; aksEN;wxT ysI'
7o7 Maine ave: s.w. DI. 7025. 30
HUDSON 1e4s osedsni equipped;
Sss Sasss oses ss SGTo waolsAfRs' sasS 81 Ma'
1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-S8o0
HUDSON 194s Super "s' 4-dr.; fully
squipped; q luxurious 1.owner Ger;
MasB a1ss5 MoTos lST sos5 c. poossgssRt VII. .ve. ND
OR. $500 nightly til 8. 30
HUDSON 1912 Super "6" sed.: +
and b., . nice clean car: only $565
terms. TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1873:
r.. I. ave. ne. CO. 08S2. -19
HUDSON 194S sedan; radio; weather
control, white s.w., Air Foam, othel
extras; guar. cond.; $685. cash, Of
trade down and "a monthly pay.
fnents $65.eo. DISTRICT MOT0E
| CO., 1909 14th st. NV, MI. 1000
HUDSON 1e47 Super "e" 2-door
1 orig. finish, weather control heater
| low mileage; owner; top condition
$265 cash, or. trade and Is month";,
l payments S66.60. DISTRICT MO.
TOR Co, 1909 14th st. NV. MI
HUDSON 1913 sedan; equipped
quality car; 31,2g4; $3.50 On: Why
pay mors7 AUTO WHoLESaLaE9hSS5 9S5
s:.; aEs, s.s sssa 81. slas'4sas. b. sss. sec s.9
JEfnffsTIR fnf 4 4 n is4s WHY'S. good con eoSi,d.
ssa ss. eslo1' sfi'so ea'asTF BE- sRaGbs'ers sosb. 81
KAIaER 1917 Manhattan; heater
cream color; good cond.; % .00l
l mie pvt. owner; $1,100. 10. S-96S6
~ Nv
Evening star., 1949-11-19

MERCURY 1883 conY. club cpe. Darl
green. New top, new tires, r. ant
h. immaculate; Have to see to ap
ment. See RIPLEY b120 Wis. ave
NV. OR S551. 30
NASH 1947 sedan, 1874; equipped
fine cond.; S160 down, small weekl!
payments. Why pay more?- Auto
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburi
Nash 1S4s aeoo" 4-dr.: radio
Weather-Eye, in new car condition
a bargain; S1,245. LUSTINE-NEH
OLSON MOTOR CO.. 5000 Baltifnor,
ave-, Hyattsville, Md. WA. 1900.
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sedanette "6S";
green finish and
the Hydra-matic
car outstanding
dependable heater
excellent radio
has been thor
BY our famous
!. A bargain for
financing. PARK
+. INC, So5I M
!; 1885 motor, g.
.dan: sealed-beam
many new parts;
80. 20s
Evening star., 1949-11-19

LINCOLN 1g4g CosmopolitaR 4-dr.
oyerdriye, auto. windows, satin seat
covers; under priced to sell quickly,
S2.195; guarantee, trade and terms.
WHEELER, INC, Chrysler- Plymouth
dealer. 1900 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
LINCOLN 1s49 Cosmopolitan sport
sedan: bronze metallic finish, r.
and h., cd, WV. tires. seat
covers, less than 10000 miles; a
luxurious car at q price you can
afford; cost new S3,S9S. yours to-
day for only $2.5a5; fully guar
GOMERY q sIUBBS MOTORS.
INC, Lincoln and Mercury Dealer,
3715 Bladensburg I'd. me-, AP. 1929.
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OLDSMOBnE 1s41
q beauty. two-tone
the flowing ease oi
drive makes this
for the price. A
for frosty nights
too. The motor
ough1y gone oyer
service department
$1.196. Low cost
| WAY MOTOR &C
st; nv M: 01s5
cylinder, 4-door o
lights, new brakes,
S65. Warhe1d 6S
| OLDSMOBHE 1916
| dr.; radio and ht
covers; excel. con
| 15Q QW. 1875.
| OLDSMOBILE 1914
Hydra-Matic, ecu.
| 1928 down, small
Why pay more2
| SALERS, 1731 Bl,
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Tsssonab5y; Sc y, 81 no dealers. NO. sss5.
OLDs 1883 "60" two-dr. sedan; ex-
D. c. insp.; must sell this Wt.; S475
or best offer. AK. 1881. 20s
OLDSMOBILK 1e48 sedan, S1,1e4;
Hydra Matte, equipped. fne cond. !;
S225 down, snall weekly payments.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

NASH 1919 super de luxe 900" Q.
DIR. sed. with overdrive, turn indi-
Gator lights, airfoam cushions, seat
covers, heater, defroster. and air
conditioner; .conv. twin beds, Wv.
tires, finish like new. Kept In ga
rage. Purchased in January Tor
S2,175: sacrifice for 81 .5e5. Only
S796 casa needed. OW. 1924.
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wages and welfare. If they are
so interested, why then, are they
trying to take work out of our
press room when it will hurt
men with q lot of seniority?
JUDGING FROM THE COM
pany's attitude, they are not
even in agreement with the
Committee To Save Toledo s
Payrolls." The Committee To
Save Toledo's Payrolls" says
that they want to keep business
and labor in Toledo and here is
company trying to send it out.
LABOR IN BELLAIRE IS
from 40 to so cents an hour less
than what we get. We can't
hope to compete with labor like
that, but the company can oper-
ate at profit if they reduce
their own bungling and get off
their dead seats and get some
new business. This will keep the
people working.
LET'S ALL GET TOGETHER
on this and let the company
know that we will protest" any
work that is sent out. We are
more than willing to meet them
half way if they will do their
part. Jobs kept at Swartzbaugh
mean that you will have a Job.
THIS WEEK WE CONE TO
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Airuay
Airiings
BY ZIG LAPINSKI

RUMOR DEPT. - With the
Xmas season in full swing, its a
shame that a few will spread
hatred and false rumors, but
guess there are some who won't
be happy unless they can have
someone to pick on. l still think
that if you can't say anything
good about anybody, then at
least get some facts before you
start your ass work. Personally
| don't think the average guy
or gal will fall for any hooey
spread by few.
WELFARE REPORT - Your
cooperation sure was appreciat-
ed by the Welfare Comm. Now
that we brought happiness to a
few at Xmas time, perhaps at our
next meeting we can set up a
permanent welfare fund. BY the
way, speaking of meetings, our
Unit meeting of December 10,
1949 has been postponed. Our
next meeting will be held on
January Is, 1850. Everyone
should attend as we nominate
officers of our unit at this time
Due to the element involved,
a volunteer election Comm. has
been set up, and election of dele
gates to the State G. I. o. con-
vention will be held on Friday,
December 16, 1949. AS per no.
tices posted throughout the plant
on the bulletin boards. Conven-
tion will be held on January IL,
1850 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Don't forget Local 12's big
Xmas party for the kiddies on
Sunday December 13, 1949. Par
ty starts at 200 P. M. Children
of Local IL members are invited.
Party will be held at the Sports
Arena.
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HELEN THOMAS
Dept. ID, First Shift

KAY "A IL Is n r. L n / WAS
proudly displaying a fuzzy blue
blanket, bib, a bottle warmer
and a rattle presented from his
friends on line No S. The shower
was in honor of his recently ar
rived son.
HERMAN MISSLER, OUR
department committeeman on
days, and his charming wife
Helen, celebrated their wedding
anniversary on December 18th.
Tough day, Wednesday.
WRITE IS ITS OWN RE-
ward as a rule but Genevieve
Kohn knows that sometimes
people show their appreciation
in wonderful ways. For her kind
ness and generosity in donating
blood, the Momenee family gave
her a very lovely gift. Norma
Boyer and Eleanor Kujawa, also,
were recent blood donors. All
the girls deserve q big thanks
from all of us for giving so
generously of their good health
and hearts.
PEARL LAMSON WAS CUT
ting a beautifully decorated
birthday cake, last Wednesday.
Loretta Knapik celebrated her
birthday on Saturday. Many
more happy birthdays to both
of you.
WE ARE HAPPY TO SEE
Wilma Kelsey back after a long
leave. All Of her friends are
anxious to see her most recent
baby pictures. Mary Mierzwiak,
one of the grsndest of people,
returned to the day shift on Mon
day. Welcome back.
FLORA NEWELL, A PAL TO
all the girls and who dusts the
restroom and turns on the heat
and lights at six-thirty every
morning, had a neat surprise
last week. She had the place all
nice and coy for her friends only
to discover that they by-passed
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National Supply Unit Ne,vs
BY DEAK and DOCK

way to Lake Placid, Maine,
where he was to take part in
the winter sports, only to hear
later he had an atuo accident
and was in the hospital. The
regret, expressed by his many
friends was lightened by the
news that his injuries were not
serious and was removed home
last Sunday.
CALL THE FIRE DEPART
ment! Hod Rod McCloud is at it
again. He ran a Drill Press so
fast, that his drill caught on
fire.
WE ARE SORRY WE WROTE
something you didn't like Frank
Germiski, alias Frank Grimes,
but what were yoh standing over
by the paint booth for the other
day, waiting for a street car,
huh?
DON'T FORGET THE MEET
ing Sunday, Dec. 18, at 10 a. m.
ART WISE SAYS HE WEARS
a one-piece jumper suit for eco
nomical purposes, but we know
the real reason is, the DR.. ad-
vised him to hold himself to-
gether.
DON'T FORGET THE LOCAL
II Children Christmas Party
Sunday, Dec. 18 2 p. m. Sports
Arena.
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Gett'In Hot
With Everhot
Swartzbaugh
Unit
by WILLIAM BORDEN
by WILLIAM BORDEN

NO DOUBT MOST OF YOU
in the shop have been hearing
talk about your EX Shop Com
mittee protesting" the sending
out of work, which we do, to
Bellaire, Ohio. The company is
using the excuse that they want
to send some cassarole pockets
out to see what the cost would
be to have the terminal brackets
welded on.
TIL r OUGH H DIFFERENT
sources we have learned that
the company is only using this
as an excuse to sending more
work out. They have sent COM
pany representatives to Bellaire
to see if they can also have the
entire cassarole pocket done
there. They have made inquir-
les to see if the Bellaire COM
pany can do all the draw press
work that is required on this
product
OUR COMPANY HAS AL
ways told it's employees that it
is vitality interested in their
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Helen 10th, who started at
Swartz. In June of 1881. Helen
says that she has done assembly,
multi graph work and worked as
d packer. Helen has been pack
ing for so long most people
won't remember her doing any
thing else. Helen was born in
Continental, Ohio but lives on
the East Side now. She was
married in 1923 and has one
son, Steve. Steve worked at
Swartz one summer and was
very prominent in the Operettas
at the Toledo Zoo.
GENE Publ, BETTY LOU
Stritt, Mil Brit, Verna Bartos,
Beryl Pawlowsi, Alverna Kries,
and Estelle Birchhill held their
Christmas party last week.
Everyone had good time, but
the Little Greek" was missing.
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BeIgion Heads
New IcFTU

LONDON (LPA) - The new
Int'l Confederation of Free Trade
Unions elected Paul Finnet of
Belgium president and j. H. Old
enbroek of the Netherlands per-
manent secretary. Philip Murray
and William Green, presidents
of the CIO and AFL respectively,
were named to the executive
board and to vice-presidencies,
and five Americans are on the
general council. The anti-Com-
munist body issued ringing de-
nunciations of the Russian type"
police state, and of totalitarian-
ism in Spain and parts of Latin
America.
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Unit
Rauh Young, Secy
COLONEL TARvER, Dept. E, 1st Shift
Ralph II. Young, Sec'y

WITH A CERTAIN DEGREE OF EXCITEMENT THE
Welcoming Committee" hurredy unroed the traditional
sred carpet" to welcome group of (by bid
which included the following: Thelma Snel Isabel Judy
Kupec Helen Geer Catherine Warner and Irene McVcker
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UNION OFFICE
1st SHIFT a

CON CALCULATIONS TO
the Champion Units Blood DON
ors Club. This club, all volun-
teers, having saved working
mems families approximately
S15,300 in the past year and
three months. This work has saw
ed many lives as we'll as the
economic future of many people.
We wonder if the Committee to
Save Toledo's Paprolls members
have ever tried to save lives this
way or if they ever attempted
to organize 10000 Blood Donors?
If the UAW-CIO can get the
Pension and Health Plan through
more families, who have unfor-
seen hardships, will be benifited.
SPEAKING OF THE COM
mittee to Save Toledo Payrolls,
have you noted that in their
ads they show workers benefits
such as: paid holidays (you
fought for them), machinery so
you will not break your back
(they can get more work out
of you) paid vacations (obtained
after long struggled, and they
showed an employee with a lock-
er full of clothes, 1--WE don't have
lockers let alone all those clothes
to fill one if we did have a lock-
err. Let's keep an eye on their
ads to see how much truth there
is in their advertising. The Better
Business Bureau has always in
sisted in Truth in advertising
not this time.
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End shift, dept. E. Yep, he works
for Dan Chester Jewlers. How's
that, Herb??
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JIM VINSON
Dent. ID. End Shift


KATHERINE ECKHART
whose roots extend to good old
Ireland and who possesses that
singular charm and wit for
which those of Irish descent are
noted, had birthday Saturday
Dec. 10th. Her friends made
merry with her and we wish hei
many happy returns.
WHO REMEMBERS THAT
bevy of beauties who worked
on the old packing machine ia.
BILE? They were Virginia Fogel
Mary Rafelski, Lucille Kukow.
ski and Isabelle Tafelski. Isibelle
is to be hostess at a luncheon
in her home to this group or
Monday, December 18th. Thi:
should be a most enjoyable
occasion as these friends gel
together again.
AT LAST WE HAVE BEEN
out-corned and by one we never
suspected of such stuff. Three
of us having discussed a certain
matter several times without
coming to an agreement, one
of them, Kenny Laver, remarked
that there was one thing we'd
never get Strengthened out. We
bit. Said Kenny: THE Hunch-
back of Notre Dame"
SOMEONE RAFFLED A TOY
dog the other night. This was
won by Jim (Mort) Ubry and
seeing him in the office shortly
after, there had been great
commotion among the women,
we assumed that Jim got in the
dog house." Dog gonell!H
COMING DOWN MONTROSE
to work one day last week, a ja-
loppy stopped in the middle OF
the street. l honked the horn
and mumbled something about
these old women drivers. l later
learned that the "old lady" was
Lou Block.
KNOWING GLADYS STEPH-
ems as / do, I'm certain she
would not Intentionally MAIN a
supply man, but, I hear that she
unwittingly pinched a certain
fellow where it hurt most, when
she pushed out a tray as the
supplyman leaned over the table.
The more he yelled, the more
Gladys pushed. accidents will
happen. RHY)
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long to the Union, Colonel,
and so we don't mention her
name. Just one of a few.
RHY)
CLIFFORD AND H E L E N
Tipp are celebrating their first
wedding anniversary this week.
Helen looks younger and love-
lier than ever. Congratulations,
Helen.
IRENE PARENT is THE
proud mother of a wonderful
baby boy. Irene Parent is re-
membered as Irene Kelly by her
many friends in this depart
ment. Congratulations, Irene.
Hell HI L L P A S S E D
around candy on Nov 5 to
honor her birthday After the
candy was gone, she remem-
bered that her birthday was on
Nov. 6. No harm done, Ethel,
the candy was delicious. Con-
gratulations, even though you
were confused.
AMID THE SIMPLE BEAUTY
and quiet dignity of the living
room of their own new home the
wedding of Casimer Czlapinski
and lovely Martha Izbinski was
appropriately solemnized on Sat-
urday, Dec. 3rd. This marriage
was the elimination of roman
ce had its inception at Credit
Union Convention, where both of
the principals attended as dele
gates. Mr.. Czlapinski is an A&P
ernploye and Martha works in
our Special Brands section as
well as for the Credit Union. The
many friends wish them lot of
happiness.
IN ORDER TO KEEP THE
record straight, let it be known
that Carl Ellington is also known
as Bugs Bunny"
MARY MORRIN, SILLIMENT
lines, is resting happily in Mercy
Hospital with her wonderful
baby boy. We wish the three
Morrins lot of happiness.
ME MACK GAVE
away three boxes of candy this
week, celebrating her birthday.
Happy birthday for each box,
Bonnie.
LET'S SALUTE BOB NEIL
son for the thoughtfulness he
used in erecting safety barrier
in vacant siliment aisle to ned
tralize an accident hazard. (yeah,
let's do. It seems to be very sell
dom that the company does at
tempt to eliminate trouble lately.
RHY)
WINONA WILLIAMS WISH
es to thank her many friends
for sending her cards, gifts and
flowers when she was in Toledo
Hospital, recently. She says that
she finds that words are made
quate to express her appreciation.
Your friends wish you speedy
recovery, Winona.
THE MANY FRIENDS OF
Helen Kwiatkowski send their
warmest Christmas greetings to
her. The VIM. Roche Hospital
is the place of Helen's residence,
temporarily. May God Bless You,
Helen and return you soon to
your fine little family.
THANKS TO AL KENGOTT
for refilling his office stapler
which has been unusable for
several weeks.
HELEN THOMAS
Dept. ID, First Shift
RAY ALB RE c HIT WAS
proudly displaying a fuzzy blue
blanket, bib, bottle warmer
and a rattle presented from his
friends on line No. S. The shower
was in honor of his recently ar
rived son.
HERMAN MISSLER, OUR
department committeeman on
days, and his charming wife
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the old lounge and had taken
up residence in the new smoking
area. Now she has two rooms to
take care of and she wants some
help. Why don't you get here
early, Oracle Brown, and give
her a willing hand?
CARDS OF APPRECIATION
were received this week by Viii
tey Underdown, Carl Hilyard, Al
Brown, Orville Boyer, Metz
Straham and Joe Ench from the
family of the late George Kerr.
They graciously offered their
services as pail bearers at his
funeral. Thanks, too, from the
entire department for represen-
ting his fellow-workers. This
is another service the Champion
Unit pays for at all times and
one which the Champion Com
pany refuses to have any part.
Maybe the Committee to Save
Toledo Payrolls should take this
matter up since they believe in
better relationship between their
companies and their workers. II
is against their principles" to
help bury a deceased employee
RHY)
SEEN DOWNTOWN GET
ting ahead of the last minute
Christmas shoppers Including
yours truly and all decked out
in their new winter .finery were:
Betty Contos, Elsie Mynder. Hell
en- Mehle, Ruth Mayer, Rather
inc Copic and Rose Stritt.
GEORGE FAOIZ WAS TAX
en- in" last week on boar hunt
ing trip. Floyd Wachowiak went
over to Georges house on Sat
urday morning and found that
George had packed all his wife's
cooking utensils and that she
planned to 60 to her mothers to
eat-for the week. Cheer up,
George, you are not the first
one to bite on that Boar Hunt
ing" trip.
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ROBERT SMITH
Dept. E End Shift

THE BOWLERS OF THE
Mite Owl Bowling League wish
to thank the people who have
bought and sold tickets for the
Rattle to be held on Dec. 10Th
at Hagerty's Bowling Alleys.
They wish to thank you for your
sincere cooperation in putting
this affair over. We wish every
one could win, but seeing that
it's impossible to do, so we wish
everyone lots of luck and again
we all say thanks, folks. Re-
member, December 10Th, Mon
day, at Hagertys Bowling Alley
-21 prizes. Who knows, maybe
you're a winner.
WE HAVE ONE OF OUR
little lovelies in Mercy Hospital,
Pearl Angelus. She is one of our
silliment girls. Keep your chin
up, Pearl, we all miss you and
your little smile that you have
all the time, We all wish you a
speedy recovery.
SAY, FELLAS OF THE 2ND
shift, whats the matter with you
guys? "Ain't you got no chivalry
anymore??? We hear that two
women, namely, Cleo Guerin and
Angie Meyers were all "poo'ed"
out last Tuesday night from
pushing cars all over the lots.
No sir, you guys weren't even
around to be seen. Well We will
thank these two girls for you
guys, but nevertheless, Shame
on you to let the females take
the bull by the horns. Whoops,
wherewas l Sorry to say but I got
showed too. Thanks girls.
Say friends, our Salesman
Sam" Herb Wilson says: Bar
gains galore, in iewlry of all
sorts, nows the time to buy
those Christmas gifts. See Her
by, the detail salesman of the
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UNION OFFICE
1st SHIFT

THE COMMITTEE is WON
dering why it takes so long to get
minor things corrected in GER
tain departments such as In D.
Maybe the grievance procedure
is the only way. Let's get these
things in writing and then maybe
the foreman will shake a leg"
WE, ALSO, HEAR, ON GOOD
authority, that the company is
building a large surplus stock.
We wonder what will become of
all these employees who are bid
ding on the jobs that will go out
when the company has their sur
plus stock??? The committee has
been unsuccessful in stopping
the company from over-bidding
jobs and it is our desire to let
the members know just what is
what. 1t is aso our desire to let
the membership know that the
committee has nothing to do
with job elimination due to the
over bidding of jobs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-05
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
tKnow Americal

l74e-(300 years agO) Thomas
Iynch. JF.. South Carolina plant
81. patriot and soldier. signer of
the Declaration Of Independence,
boFn IN Prince George Parish, S.
& host u sea in 1879.
lela-John Bidwell. California
pioneer. gold finder, agriculturist
and politician. born in New York
DEED April 4. 1900.
ls75-clare A. Briggs. versatile
rartuonist. creator of when a
Feller Needs A Friend" born
Rcedsburg. Wisconsin. Died Janu-
ary 4. 1880
1881 - Richard Washburn
Child. popular novelist. diplomat,
civic worker. born in Worcester,
Mas. Died January 81. 1885.
isa2- Hugh $. Johnson, soldier,
MIRA head, author. columniSt pic
turesqlse personality. born Fort
scugt, Kansas. Died April Is, 10
a.