Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-03-25
National
Supply Unit Neus
Deak e. Dock

w last week, one was, election
day, the other st. Patrick's Day
and good look at those who
claim to be Irish. Well, judge fol-
yourself. Dutch Huffman Dept
A, with a big bow tie and little
green hat, Deak Denman anc
Ray D'Palickao both of Dept
1913, (Mmmmm could be-. AND
at first we thought Bill O'Bfier
Dept. 43, had turned green with
envy, but after careful examina-
ton we found it was just re.
| Election from the tie he received
from his two Irish friends Har-
old Jones and George Yeager.
Now election results: chair
man, Roy Nc Ginnis; vice chair
man, Art Wise; secretary, Jack
Blessing; treasurer, George Pundi
executive committee, c. Shufelt,
E. Birthwistle, H. Lee, r. Thur
man, Al Lohbauer, w. Harris
Sr., H. Nc Wicker, c. Basaler,
B. Epstein, L. Carter and Deak
Denman; entertainment chair
man, c. Rassler; trustee, Art
Leftridge; sergeant-at-arms, E,
Carouthers; guide, Andy Drane;
welfare, H, Campbell; education
al chairman, R. Nc Ginnis; con-
stitution contract chairman, E.
Birstwistle; publishing, H. Lee,
and recreation, E. Collins.
Twas a girl for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wetzler, born March
18th. This gives them, two girls
and a boy. George works in
Dept. 43, second trick. Thanks
for the cigars.
Charles Holobaugh has
brought his true colors out in
the open. After his so-called
promise to help Ed Anderson be-
cause he hasn't been feeling
well, he doubled his work, than
he and Ed Merickle sat on a
stool ten feet away grinning and
watching to see he didn't shirk
on his job. With supervision like
this, management should know
why labor relations are what
they are. Three cheers for a
couple of heels.
The one-track- minded bosses
tried TO do a job on an assembler
who was shifted to unfamiliar
work. Before starting, this lad
was told that he must make pro-
duction or get the gate. Anoth-
er worker was quickly shifted
for helping the condemned. Then
the bosses gathered in the main
office and called in the unfor-
tunated worker. 1t looked like
curtains for him until couple
of union officers spoiled the dir
ty deal. Discrimination goes on.
Who is the sweet mouth guy
in the foundry?
Why did Mr.. J. Shanks get so
irate, when some of his boys
who work seven days a week
did not donate to E. Streeter for
his retirement from the MESA.
Wis Harris Jr., is home from
the hospital now and would ap-
preciate some visitors from the
shop. Best wishes from all.
Frugal Jake of the crib, took
a trip to the Ohio River. When
asked if he crossed at Cincinnati,
ne said no, they charge 10c to
cross the toll-bridge.
Who is the leader in Dept. 181
who started taking vitamin tab
cts and why?
That shop office romance we
MENTIONED a week ago is pro-
crossing, and should climax soon. I
What a pity Ed Michalak
lasn't Bob Walks personality, if
lie did he might make it up
tairs someday.
This will be the last column
or Deak and Dock, the new
EDITOR will be Harmon Lee. We
want to take this opportunity to
hank all the fellows who in any [
way helped us in writing this
olumn. We know it would be ;
to please everyone {
,ut we tried to do as good a job |
o don't think too harshly of
Is. II