Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-12-30
National Supply Unit Ne,vs
By DEAK and DOCK

Wishing all of you a Very
Happy New Year. Thanking all
those who in any way, support
ed this column and will appre-
ciate your help in the coming
year .-Deak & Doc.
False hopes were raised in
Dept. SO when a candy salesman
left his samples on the fore
mans desk. The boys thought
Santa was coming to town, but
no sales were made.
General Earl Williams still
marches around the shop bark
ing out orders to his men.
Sullivan (Slicker) told the
pumper assemblers we would
give them lessons on how to
put out more bumpers per day.
We hope these lessons proved
more successful than "Sullys
Leader School"
Art Wise says he is not afraid
of work, Il will 60 to work if
l have to. says Art maybe about
April?
Business is evidently on the
upgrade. Arnold Badenhope is
seen desperately tearing around
again in Dept. A.
Here's a cute one, a fellow
parked his car down town last
week, and almost had to 60 to
the police before he found it.
For further information ask
Bill Werner of Dept. 1913.
Bob Rook of Dept. 43, was
mistaken for a rabbit the other
day but l don't see how it could
have happened to my estima-
ton, he must weigh at least a
pound more than the so called
hare.
The N. S. Co. was well repre-
sented at the Policeman's Ball
Saturday, Dec. 3rd, among those
present were Bob Kaufman and
Mrs. Deak Denman and H. j.
Bade, party, and some more too
anyone I've forgotten huh?
Who is the native of Michigan
that wears sailor dungarees and
runs a drill press that is al
ways trying to start something?
We wonder why at this time
the National Supply Co. is TAX
ing such an extensive inventory!
Are they trying to pull a Jack
Benny capital gains tax deal?
Apparently we have one man
in the shop who doesn't appre-
ciate music at noon namely
Earl Houltry of Dept. SO. The
rest of us do. So why can't it
continue thru the new year.
Bill Cook of Dept. SO came
back to work after a nine month
illness, best of Luck, Willie.
What's the matter with the
night trick? No news If you
have any, give it to Deak or
Herb, please.
Seems to me when a fellow
gets some help from the We'll
fare Committee he should not
refuse to help a fellow worker
in return. Does this strike
familiar chord to someone?
Fifty cents won't break anyone,
will it?
Brother Biscay writes: =
Brother Biscay denies insinu-
ated belitleing, in last issue, and
states that anyone who feels
himself abused, to come to our
next meeting and call for an ex-
planation. He will be present.
A special toilet near the plant
laboratory has been provided
for the small fry brass hats, so
they will not contaminate the
mems rest room.
r. E. Walk may have been
sincere in his Season Greeting.
But we know for sure he
wasn't speaking for the rest of
and very little for
management. If he had, well a
portrait of Jackson ct would be
just one cent per hour for the
past year, would be appreciated
Or, are we just casual acquaint-
ances that don't rate a present?
And too! The long delay in
a new contract with
pension plan, makes us doubt
.ul, as for supervision, you
possi ibly include: |
Slicker Sullivan, with that eye
,or an eye and tooth for tooth {
attitude; the methods Dept,
who makes life miserable by 7
Messing up the jobs by rating I
hem so high that the time can't &
'e made; slave driver Schubert I
md Lang, who for the past six c
months set in the shop on pen c
ion, while the workers of Dept.
y were on the bread line; then e
to give to the Christmas t
collection; Captain Bly, Sterling; t
General (don't bother the help I
" lila m S; Herb (Coffee)
Grounds, who so graceful car
les chip around on his shoul-
Ter, useless Jim Brandan; Paul
do it my way) Myers; Casa
iowa Walmoth; mouthy Louie
3ock. Wolf Robinson, Stnnpe