Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-22

give you little biographical
sketch of this gentleman, inso-
far, as it relates to him as
"Editor-in-chief'' of the Cham
pion Sparklets column. First of
all, let it be said that he has
formulated very strict editor
ial policy which positively for
bids the publication of any sub
ject matter which may damage
a persons reputation or even
impugn his motives. Any news
item concerning a person must
be fully approved by the person
named before it will be con-
sidered and ever so often, some
i'll conceived news item, in manu-
script form, is unceremoniously
deposited in the office waste
paper basket because it fails to
measure up to the rigid editorial
requirements of this column. All
this is as it should be. Anyone
having a legitimate, pertinent
news item for publication should
therefore have no reluctance in
handing it in. Take it easy,
Colonel, someone is going to get
big" headed. RHY)
1t is with genuine pleasure
that we report the fact that Jen-
ME Polus, of the core tamperS,
has returned to work after an
absence of 2 months. Her alb
sence was caused by fractured
arm, Glad to see you back and
good luck, Jennie.
Helen Blackwood, of the core
tampers, shows an exceptional
skill in the art of planning
novel vacation trip. She leaves
on July 18th by plane for Ell
Paso, Texas, there she will Join
a group of friends for motor
trip around the beautiful Gulf
coast of Texas and into under
termined parts of ole Mexico.
tIf we told the truth, we would
say that we envy you, Helen.
Just the same-lots of luck.
Colonel
Colonel Tarver joins the rest
of the writer's in wishing each
reader the utmost in vacation
pleasure. Bye now, be seeing you
soon.
Union Office 1st shift
Speaking about vacations
there are only about 80 en-
ployees working now who will
not receive 49o of their earned
pay for their vacation pay. We
are getting older and older. lex
cept the girls).
The members of the Executive
Committee, those not working
during the vacation period, will
be out of town during the va
cation. We, The Executive Com
mittee, Al Kenngott, Chairman;
Paul Justus, Vice-Chairman;
Ralph H. Young, Secretary; Chet
Hughes, Herman Missler, Joe
Emch, Whitley Barkholt, Casper
Andrews and Casimer Sobczak,
The man who heads this i'm
portant project is none other
than our old friend, Ralph H.
Young. So, if he will figura-
lively retire from the scene
momentairly, we will attempt to
wish each and everyone a good
and restful vacation.
Dept. E 1st shift
Norma Rosebrock, Silliment
operator, celebrated her birthday
last Thursday July 14th. She
received lovely gifts such as;
Slip, Nylons and Gloves, and
cards from her many friends,
The cake was very delicious 1--WE
know, don't we Irene Cameron? .
the cake was one of Lou
Ford's and from what we hear,
her cakes are famous. Bernice
Sellers, Norma'S friendly feuding
pal, called off their friendly
feud for the day to complete
the celebration. Bernice is one
of the Silliment operators too.
A. Leonard BOrglin Golfers
News
The golfers who play for the
Champion in the Industrial Busi-
ness Mems League are. doing a
oang-up job again this year. Val
ChiaVerini and Bobby Kay are
leading the Class A division and
Chet Domagala and Leonard
{ (English) Borglin lead the Class
B. division Each team has only
one more match to play md feel
quite sure of gaining the titles
again this year.
Sam VinsOn ID End shift
One of our gay young blades
On a recent night, having I'M