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Arlington Realty Co
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Bungalow Extraordinary


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lovely Cape Ccd with fuu expansion
Rttlc which has aoTmrr StUaoWs
ana Il fully insulated A EfRnd !N
I'm with Ccsontal BRICK HrrpiArs
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and frC fm gas c hFs. arse
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and IS so convenient Complete
shopping center Rua thrAtsT Wlthln
! blocks, schooi bus al corner. pub.
lie tTsnsp > blocks Ftuaucins Is
both attractive and flexible Total
price OF 81 sou Sith So } so -
lst trust ard owner Nlll lake bach
reasonable md tfust with mini.
llum cash payment Of - HUo Can
Mr walsh al PA 4@Ea ryrs
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.
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WAVERLY HILLS

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ARLINGTON
3 REDRMS . RATHS

Staru nE EnsASh bunsaloN .uyatst IN
The exclusive Ciu8 CUB AAApT
urIEh orhoot beautiful gsrrs and
cU.u!fut stTGbSery totaasnr 10 meGt
tEis home EarGru snuN psaCr al.
b-.sk CcHta a}niug q large rooms knt
"a. baths btc aufG zHU 6 f3H
bath 05. Isl npU-- huge 600. 8 tsF1-
sd-su puFlh. yunt sec EhlS home AaG
70 ~ b. owe al Is' sg@al. reason
Ably priced a. antS - ~Yt
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BUILD YOUR HOME

To your plans and specifications; es.
tablished reputable firm will build
your home at q Arm price using
quality workmanship and materials
with a II mo. unconditional guarsn-
tee. A complete service from the
planning stage to the finished home.
For full particulars call Mr.. Walden,
OIL. 5336, ewes. To. 1888
H. ]. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
Builders Est. 1888 Realtors
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CONVENIENT

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handle Terms KATHARINE FO&-
ERS. Exclusive, Oh 1889. Gi. 1sa7
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COTTAGE CITY
MT RAINIER, MD.

7-room house. bath, hot-water hea
all conv. Shown by appointmen
Call WA 1870 bet as In.
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Silver Spring Bungalows
din. rm., large kit. 2 bedrms, and
bath on 1st 4. and 2 bedrms. on
2nd d. Located in the better section
OF Silver Spring. Near schools,
churches and park. Full bsmt, auto
matte heat. Reas. priced. MA. 1918.
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SILVER SPRING

Prewar brick home; loc In vic. Indian
Spring Country Club; LIST a.. con-
frepl.. din. rm. spd kit with break
fast nook; and 4. contains 8 bed
rms. and bath; full bsmt. with out
side ent.; oil a.-c. heat and lot
60x150: house needs redec.: priced
at $4,000: make offer. After q
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
70O4 wis. ave. Bethesda, WI. 5000.
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'ALKER & DUNLOP, INC

LARGE expansion attic, entrance hall
hv. rm, din. rm.. kit and = large
bedrms on 1st fioor, fun bsmt
oil INV h. Low price and excellent
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VIRGINIA FOREST

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CHEVERLY
2 REDROOMS

Center-halI Colonial home with lge
liy. rm, din. rm. all-eiec. kit and
tiled porch on lst floor. 3 LARGE
bedrmS with spacious walk-in
closets: full bSmt. with fine tec. I'm
. PFDROOMS
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SILVER. SPRING

Nice bungalow having living room,
dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms
and bath 1st floor. Stairway to
large bedroom on End floor. Full
basement. oil h.-w.h.; lot 7bxl50;
built-in garage; S14,750. Sub. cash.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtnr
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WESLEY BUCHANAN
LARGE BRICK HNMy

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BUNGALOW

34,W Conf ave EN- FW Z
CAL Mr.. Thompson vi 550S
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STOP THE MUSIC

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Mr. CLARENDON

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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

A pleasant brick home on a corner
with fireplace, din, rm.. fully equip
Kit. full bsmt., gar; well financed
5000 cash REQ. After q pm. call
Mr.. Markham, EN- 1873.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
sEnn = 1
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WESLEY BUCHANAN
REALTY co
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CARROLL RIt'kIF
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81 600 DOWN SIS NO.

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Charm. Charm. Charm

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ARLINGTON

'RED J GEORGE, Re a!t0r
-.fs G-tes C GL o.... OK f'4 a
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SILVER SPRING

SILV En- OF HINU
207 Leighton ave: modern Ia story;
6 rm.; brick bungalow; lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace; beautiful tile bath:
full bsmt, auto. oil h.-wh.; lovely
Handicapped lot: immed. possession.
Call
Prince Georges Realty
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ROCKVILLE. MD,

hOOhVILLE WD.
sl2.5OO; 4-bedroom home, ocated
within q few blocks of main bus
line; 1st floor contains living room
den, dining room and large modern
kitchen; End floor contains 4 bed
rooms and bath: features include
large lot and oil hotawater heat;
home in excellent condition. After
8 pm, call Mr.. Kermit Meyer at
WI 9346.
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, INC.
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BUNGALOW. Sl3 Ann
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BERWYN HEIGHTS, 2-story. {
rooms, bath, garage. u acre wooded
lot. sos Berwyn rd,. $500 own
er must sell ARTHUR CARR
AGENCY. AP. 1928. -23
CHEVERL LY-Lovely. white brick
Cape Cod home. located on lge. cor
lot with little brook running
through rear yard: Ist f., bedrm
or den, ge. living rm. with fireplace
full-size dining rm. more than
ample flt.- . twin-SiZe bedrms. ano
bath on knd fl; semifinished rec
I'M; a bargain at Sl395O. GOLD
STEM BROS, RE. 1888; ewes, IA
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SILVER. SPRING

New brick homes; rooms. 2 baths,
frst-foor den or bedroom, fireplace.
garage, porch. gas heat; 81 900 cash
required. Call DL 1918 till pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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2-BEDROOM BRICK

SALES. INC.
n ut41
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04
Gett'In Hot
With Everhot
Swartzbaugh
Unit
By MEL PHILLIPS

A FTER A layoff of couple of
"A weeks your oil reporter is
is back on the beat again. We
hear the people of Swartzbaugh
kind of missed the column, so
we will try and keep on the ball.
We are glad to see some of
our employees called back to
work (Female employees that isl
Who said that? We also presume
that the employees are beginning
to make mazula better known as
money or is it just that deceiv-
ing look on the &C. line.
By the way, who calls for
"Set-up" and you can hear her
all over the Dept. (How about
it, Geneva?)
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Gray are
proud parents of twins, girls, of
course. Names, Connie and Sue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Pruss had a
new arrival Jan. 31st. A boy to
start off with, all doing fine.
Congratulations to the Gray's
and the Pruss's from all of us at
the factory.
The Everhot team is in need
of bowler since the lay-off. A
bowlerette has laid off from
bowling, also. Any female bowl
er desiring to join please con-
tact Margaret Vegh or the Chair
man.
The SWartzbaugh Election for
a new committee will be held
Friday Feb. 25th. Remember
your choice, think wisely, and
mark the x in the right place.
Swartzbaugh Unit Party will
be held Sat. Feb. 5th at 9 pm.
at Polonia Hall, corner Vance
and Junction Ave. Good music,
plenty to eat and drink so let's
make it gala affair. For those
Who still don't have their tickets
you can get them at your Unit
meeting or from Bill, Borden.
John Symington Jr. has gained
IL pounds since his recent mar
riage, so, he tells us. What's the
menu, John? Let us in on the
secret.
Ed (Waltzing) Veres is on the
bull gang with that old watch
dog, Huey Williams. Ed says
that Huey really cracks the
whip. Huey had better watch
himself or Ed might use that
whip on him.
Swartzbaugh Unit has its reg
ular meeting Friday, Feb. 4th.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04

ling spring. With Edward Duck
and Virgil Barnhart working so
very diligently on the move
ment there is no doubt that it
viii be a great success, The peo-
pie are more than cooperative
in the buying Of shares, and if
the good work keeps up we will
be going strong by spring. So if
any one of you would like to
know more about the Coon
movement you can contact the
local and they will send repre-
sentative out to your particular
shop to explain it to you in de-
tail.
The Women's Choral Society
OF Local II are progressing very
nicely. Every week we have an
increase of two or more ladies.
Ihey are increasing in their
mentality. 1t seems that the
ladies that have joined within
the last few weeks have
broader mind when it comes to
music, at least they seem to get
along better than we did the
tlrst few weeks of the organiza-
tlon. The songs that the women
are requesting are the very in
telectual type of song. SO one
can see that they are really get
ting educated.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04
Packard
Jet Jests
News of the Packard Alumni
News of the Common Herd)

Upon recommendation of the
" International U ion, The
Packard Committee is being kept
intact and for any information
regarding Insurance both Hos
pitalization and surgical and
Packard A id, Unemployment
benefits, Unemployment or news
about Packard please call Local
No. IL Main 9126, Extension 81
for your Packard Committee.
Memoirs of Packard from the
Hot Stove League. Get your
hands out of that cracker barrel,
Shafer).
We wonder if the Uncomman
man feels better satisfied now
that he has his crew of Uncom-
men Men doing the work of the
Comman Man? We believes that
proves our point about the diff
ferences in the Common Man
and the Uncommon Man. There
just is no difference, when the
going gets. tough he will play
Mr.. Brown with anyone to holo
job even at the expense oi
the so called Common Man.
Don't forget our regular Unit
Meeting Saturday Feb. 18th at
Local No. IL Parlor "B" at 10:-
80 A. M. If anything develops
suddenly we will Immediately
notify our members of a special
meeting.
Eddie (Kingfish) Otto fell heir
to a sizeable chunk of NICOLA
(about $4,000 on Monday and he
generously entertained the Com
mittee (By Request) by taking
us to dinner. Thanks to all the
boys who contributed to such
worthy cause (Attention the
Rebel.
This has been like old home
week down here the last two
days just like Packard Re-
union. Even Robert (Einstein)
Nettleton was here.
Ernie Chew Tobacco) Laizer
said if he could return to Pack
ard he would even help poor
Walter Dzialok push the cart
around and let Sandy (Skin
Head) Shanks play peek-a-boo
with him all day long.
We were out to the plant
Tuesday and it sure looks desert
ed. Only one car in the parking
lot (The workers lot that isl and
that was Weckles version of the
Wreck of the Hesperus" does
anyone want to buy a slightly
used car cheap.
If anyone now thinks it is
Just a RUMOR that Packard is
closed just let him go out and
try and get in.
A word to (Windjammer) Her
schel Bailey. You were right all
along kid but we just could not
believe you.
Packard Motor Car Co., Tole-
do Plant, might not be dead, but
it sure is laid out pretty.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04
The
Acklinite
BY Lewis MattOx
BY Lewis MattOx

Nominations for officers of
the Acklin Unit UAW-CIO was
held Jan 30th. The election
will be held Sunday, February
13, l949 at Local IL, 425 Win
throp, Time from II A. NJ. to 5
P, M. 1t is the opinion of the
writer that all the present COM
mittees have done a good job
and by working close to the
Local Union have made bet
ter contribution to the work
ers of our shop and TO all of
CIO.
We all know that we need
more hospitals in Toledo and
that our Congressman Tom
Burke will do all he can, so it
is up to the people of our shop
to back him up, write a letter
and tell him so. Sometimes we
all take too much for granted,
where if the workers would get
on the beam it could be done
easier.
We have a good cross section
of our shop on the Unit Elec-
ton Committee and l am sure
they will do a good job for our
shop.
Stop-Look-Listen and watch
for the various foremen of our
shop trying in their own way to
do job on the shop commit
tee, because even today with
the unions strength, there is al
ways a foreman that likes to
crack the whip, and the only
thing that keeps them from do
ing so is the executive commit.
tee and officers of our Union,
backed by a militant member,
ship.
Clara Jefferds and Tony Ur-
baniak and Dolores Lawniczak
of our Welfare Committee are
doing a good job and merits
our support.
Brother Leo Welzbacher Of
the Die Shop is all smiles, the
reason, he finally got to try out
the Skies" good old snow said
Leo, when it commenced to fall
Brother Clint Inglis said so
far it starts every morning but
pity me if l could get a flat
tire, the reason - no spare.
Brother Joe Kardos is back
in the groove, business must be
picking up.
With a bushel full of nomi-
nations for election, we're
bound to get a good selection.
We wonder what Leo Losek
was so excited about?
We wonder why one of our
foremen always gets so excited
when one of his workers don't
show up. He can talk all he
wants to about firing some one
but we are afraid this fellow is
out of step with the times. Our
contract with the company COW
ers absentees and all he has to
do is replace the worker for the
day which he easily could do.
My advice to the foreman is,
read the contract, and abide by
if"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04

TACK GROCKI, Dept. D End
81 shift, has been sick with a
strep throat for the last week.
He. may have a relapse, it is
feared, when he learns that his
bowling team, the Supply Five,
must spot their opponents 154
pins next week. In the opinion
of the night reporter, it has been
Wis experience that the fewer
Jpins one knocks down, the more
needles one gets.
Dick BanachoWski, Dept. D
End shift, on a recent Sunday
night, said his luck ran out on
him. He was quite i'll on that
night and he was driving home
when his car stalled, at Rey-
nold's Corners. He started to
hoof the rest of the way when he
was overtaken by a couple from
the shop. He told them how sick
he was and did they offer to give
him a ride home? Ask Dick!
Grace Sylvester, Dept. D End
shift, was God-mother for her
nephew at his baptismal last
week. Congratulations, Grace.
Workers desiring furnished
rooms, (men or women) who can
1 give good references, may find
what they've been seeking in the
home of a Champion worker by
calling EN- 1888 between $50
am. and 2 pm.
Congratulations to Cliff Oval
Jr. Cliff was married Sunday
January 30th to Miss Doris Mey-
er, Bellevue, Ohio. They were
married in the home of the
bride. The wedding was Solmn-
lied in the Methodist Church al
2 pm. Mr.. and Mrs. OVAL are
taking their honeymoon trip
Southwark through the Smokes
and to points in Florida. Their
friends wish this couple much
happiness.
A couple of fellows in Dept. E
1st shift should keep smiling
whenever they get to teasing one
another. 1t is easy to give the
razzing but it takes an adult
) with a good sense of humor to
Paake it. Come on, fellows, kiss
end make up.
We hear from our "agents'
that Sibley and Soden were
looking over the Millwright
Dept. The department was pretty
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04
SparkletS Champion Unit
By RALPH H. YOUNG, Secretary

dirty and the management did
not like it. Neither do the men,
Mr.. Sibley and Soden. We won
der, who is going to catch HI
for the dirt?
Incidentally, anyone wishing
any type of floral arrangements
see Ruth Ryan or Skip Young of
Dept. D 1st shift or call EN-
1895. We hear that they are GER
titled florists.
We hear that a fellow in the
Steel Mill, 1st shift, bought a
new combination radio and
alarm clock and still couldn't
get to work on time, so he
bought '46 Ford. He still can't
get to work on time - What
are you going to buy next, Ken
n.y."
Kathryn Stephens, employee
from Dept. L who is on sick
leave, wishes to thank the mem
bers who gave her assistance re-
Gently. Kathryn Stephen has
been off work since February 6
1948 and the help the employees
in Dept. L gave her recently
was greatly appreciated.
BY the time this news is into
the paper the nominations fol
the offices of the Executive Com
mittee will have been made. We
don't know when the election
will be held but we do know
that it will be easy for every
member to vote. To vote, pre-
sent yourself at the voting booth
and give them your name ano
b d ge number The Election
Committee will have a list oi
the non-union members and the
suspended members.
EVERY UNION MEMBER IN
GOOD STANDING S H o U l. L
VOTE NOW THAT THE PRO,
CEDURE IS SIMPLIFIED.
We were sorry to hear about
the death of Ruth Ryan's mother
and Skippy Young's grandmoth'
er. Skip and his mother Ruth
both work in Dept. D 1st shift.
$429.31 was collected in the
plant for the March of Dimes"
This is reported to be the largest
collection on this drive, for the
March of Dimes, from the
Champion employees. Congratu.
! lationS. members.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04
Women's News
And Views
BY Odessa 0very
Secretary Women's Bureau
Region 2-B

WITH the shop elections in the
w making, the candidates are
certainly beating the bushes, in
order to get themselves elected.
Some of them are going SO far
as to soaring up all of the dirt
they can find plus all that they
can make up, against their op-
ponent. This is the dirty way Of
doing business. If they can't say
anything good about their op-
ponents, it is better to say
nothing at all. You know that
you can kill a person by kind
ness. Perhaps this would be a
way to beat person in the
coming election. At least you
wouldn't be ridiculing them on
general principles.
Some of the candidates at my
particular shop, are even trying
to eight ball the stewards so
that when we have the steward
election following the committee
election they will have a hard
time getting elected. This is be-
ing done only to throw suspicion
from some of the mistakes that
they, themselves made, and are
now attempting to impress the
workers that the stewards are
responsible. There has been
plenty of conniving going on
during the past few months.
Now that they know that the
election is at hand and they
have these connives against
them, they are trying to shove
them on someone else. So the
poor stewards are getting all of
the blame. Of course, if the
steward has done anything in
favor of the candidate, then they
will get the cooperation of the
candidates, that were doing the
coniving. Well, this is all for the
election. l only hope that the
best man wins, which is not al
ways the case. There are GER
tain amount of people that just
can't be educated to these facts.
The cooperative is progress
ing very nicely If things keep
up at the pace that it is going,
we will no doubt have the super
store in operation by this COM