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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-05-20

of directions. Witness the gashes
on Bobbie's puss.
If anyone has any difficult
plumbing jobs that look too
tough for them. They would do
well to call Don Corwin if Insp.
as he will do them real neat
job and guarantee that it won't
leak in more than one or two
spots.
Our deepest sympathy to Will
liam Mccormick of Dept. No. "a
on the death of his Mother. Best
wishes for a speedy recovery to
Art Rae of Service who is re-
covering from an appendictomy
in Mercy Hospital.
Now that contract time is
nearly here again, if you see the
committee walking around with
furrowed brows you will know
they are worrying as to how
they are going to get what.
See you next week!
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Airuay
Airings
By Herb Bick

THE ATR-WAY softball league
started their season of play
last Tuesday. They promise
some nice games this year. So
any Tuesday or Thursday that
you have nothing to do drive
out and see the boys in action.
Violet Herbst of Dept. 13 was
taken to the hospital quite un-
expectedly last week. We are
hoping to see her back on the
job soon.
Well those wedding bells have
been breaking up that old gang
at the shop. Last week end
Virginia Kash and Betty Kyer
of Dept. 10 and Fern Spencer of
Dept. Il decided that the big
step was to their liking. Many
happy years of welded life to
you kids.
It seems that Friday the 18th
was too much to take for Hilda
Asman, supervisor of Dept. a.
She couldn't stay out of trouble
the Thursday before so decided
the 18th would climax the week
by staying home. Not supersti-
tious?
The boys of Dept. II are hav-
ing a lot of trouble lately with
the points. We don't know just
who is out in front.
The golf league at the shop
got off to a good start last week.
AS the season progresses some
nice players will be seen in ac-
ton. Come out some Tuesday
and watch the boys hit that lit
tie white pill around. The eight
teams will be battling for first
place all season.
Now that we have the credit
union started at the shop don't
forget to start to save that extra
buck you always wanted to. Any
of the credit committee will be
only too willing to assist you in
any way possible.
Who's the lucky guy in Dept.
2, that takes everybody's quar-
ter on payday in check pool.
Only Bobby Orwig has that
much luck.
With the surprise weddings
and what have you, anything
can happen at the shop. We hear
that Sylvester Krusz of Dept. 2
and Herman Crosser of Dept.
10 are expectant fathers. Don't
forget those cigars when the
event takes place. Also Paul
Cupp Of Dept. 10 announced the
arrival of a baby girl the 18th
of May. Nice going, Paul.
Don't forget our regular meet
ing of the Air Way unit will be
held this Monday, May %, at
the regular time and place. So
don't forget this change.
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trades. Congratulations to the
group, who recognize the pos
sibilities that can be gained
through organization, such as
the UAW-CIO program.
We extend our deepest SYM
pathy to Gus Keier, of the mod
ell shop, who lost his brother
last week.
Who is the steward that
plays the game on both sides of
the fence? (The grape vine
says; a card party for the big
wigs of the company, from the
president on DOWN.
Again we wish to remind the
skilled trades groups that the
Union Journal welcomes any
and all news for the B-TWO-
Ledo column. Send your items
to Buddy PacholSki, Journal
editorial staff, by Tuesday PM.
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Ragging the


THE SCALE Unit party, held
= last Friday at Polonia Hall,
while poorly attended, was GER
tainly well planned and the en-
tertainment committee deserves
a rate of thanks for swell job.
Also a big thanks to those peo-
pie who gave assistance during
the evening, especially Howard
Eddleman, who did bang-up
job on the wheel.
George knight recently found
out that to play golf one must
have clubs, also that it's an ex-
penSive proposition ntin 6
them from professionals.
Doc Summerset announces an
addition to his already exten-
sive repertoire in the form of a
$500 Id. baby grand piano. The
fellows in Dept. No 8, say Doc
isn't really going to play it, they
think he purchased it to raise
carp in.
Jerry Jablonski of 51-H says
the Unit parties are swell. His
only regret is, he don't remem-
Der being there.
The boys on the indoor team
now have a new name for their
sterling third baseman. He now
answers to the cognomen of
Gremlin Smith.
We hear that Bob Nasty of
Service has aquired a new girl
friend and is now eating cookies
for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Seems she works at Lakeside
BISCUIT. Nice going, Bob. BY the
way, does anyone know what
happened to Bob in Erie, Mich,
after the Unit Party Friday 4
night? Doesn't the night air a.
gree with you, Bob?
When Bob Julias' wife pur-
chased him a new Gem razor
she should have furnished set
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Gas Prices
"Unius+ified"

WASHINGTON GPA)-Sen-
ate Banking Committee will in
.vestigate the 'uncalled for and
unjustified" gasoline price in
creaSes according to the COM
mittee's chairman, Sen. Burnett
r. Maybank Cd. SCI. Occasion
or the investigation was pro-
vided by the Zee increase an
nounced over last week END,
which Maybank declared "un-
justified with the surplus of
gasoline today and the big prof
its the oil companies are max
ing"
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National Supply Unit Nc,us
BY HARMON LEE

After falling in line behind
the High School pupils last
week Ted Birchall got that
feeling of old age creeping up
on him. Don't let it worry you
Ted, the fellows said they could
not tell you from the pupils.
Willard Moore may be the
smallest man in Dept. 33, but he
sure does man sized job. His
wife gave birth TO a set of twins.
Lots of luck to both you and the
Mrs, Shorty.
The Golfers are all set to tee
off May 18th.
We see Red McVickers can
still run a J&L.
Since Brother Berryhill
bought his 4 acre farm in Tenn
perance, Mich, he has been
studying up on farming.
Fat Hesseling is wearing a
path between Dept. 43 and A.
Why don't you ask for a scooter
Fat?
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SDarkletS-Chamtio Unit
Nv RALPH YOUNG, Secretary
BY RALPH YOUNG, Secretary
An apology is due to Sam
Union Office
1st Shift

~. ose.. An apology is due to Sam Vinson our
oon o reporter of the End shift in Dept. D. The
Isl ohht remarks about the foreman Sbley in
were not made by Sam but related by yours truly
who RECEIVED phone call the subject and had the
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The
.Acklinite
THE REGULAR Acklin Unit
BY Lewis Mattox

THE REGULAR Acklin Unit
l. meeting will be held Sun
day, May % at Local II. Nom
nations for delegates to the
UAW Convention will be held.
The people of our shop are a
little disturbed by the change in
policy of our company, so attend
your meetings and you will
know what goes on.
Attention all die makers -
there will be stewards cleo
ton for the die shop immediate
ly after the shop meeting Sun
day.
Clara JeffordS of the Welfare
Committee is sending out some
very nice cards to the people
who are i'll.
The boys on nights say there
is d foreman on nights who be-
lieves in the big stick. They
wonder if he ever was a guard
on a chain gang 1t is about time
this fellow woke up.
The Acklin membership voted
to affiliate with the United La
Dor Committee at a Unit meet
ing. This is being done.
The soft ball team on days
seems to be having a little
trouble getting in shape but
Manager Wekwert says every
thing is OK. and that the boys
are in there trying.
Did you know that the CIO
has very good candidate for
Toledo City Council in Brother
Richard Lazette, President of
the Toledo Industrial Union
Council?
Bernie Nadonly has been very
sick. We all wish him a speedy
recovery.
Mary Szymanski is now on
days In the Inspection Depart
ment.
Ray Miller is a collector on
days. He wheels that buggy
around the corner picking up
here and there.
Roman "Gyp" Czerniak on
the Big Line won an outboard
motor. Looks like he will have
a chance to take his two pals,
Norm and Whitley, for a fishing
trip.
Did you ever see the rabbit
walk the chalk line? Watch on
Friday evenings and you will
have a chance to see it.
One of the committee on
nights bought himself new car.
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B>Two LEDO
Skilled Trade NetVs
BY F. c. Kay

DOR A moment we were won
l. dering if Fred Kuenning was
trying the Hi-Land Fling, or the
Irish Jig, (not by a Dutchman)
Fred try putting your loaded
pipe in the right hip pocket, il
may make a difference.
If you need Chiropractic
work see Doc Hammond of the
toolroom. Jim Finger swears
by the treatments.
Charles Tassel has decided to
retire from the trade, after re-
turning for a short time from a
sick leave, (many profitable
fishing trips, Charley.
We hear Kuenning had a
double order of perch for lunch
at the Regional conference. Ell
mer didn't stop in Port Clinton
for dinner, probably he knows
what Kuenning does to fish.
The American Swiss now is
signed up 1009o in the skilled
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Phone Workers
Vote CIO

WASHINGTON (LPA)-By a
better than two-to-one vote the
members of the 230,000-man
Communications Workers of A
merica have decided to affiliate
with the CIO, President Joseph
Beirne announced last week.
Merging with the CIO Tele-
phone Workers Organizin g
Committee, and several inde-
pendent local unions, CWA ex-
poets this summer to create a
single union of 100000 phone
workers, capable of bringing
mighty AT & T to heel.
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Toledo Stamping
Notes
Mary Iannaccone

WE ARE glad to welcome
w Mary Foltrynski back after
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WE ARE sorry to hear that

WE AXE sorry TO near tn9t d
W few of the boys are in the
hospital, but hope they will be
back to work soon. These boys
will appreciate a visit from
their friends at the shop, so drop
in and see them. Roscoe Bugg is
in the VIM. Roche Hospital and
expects to be there for about 3
months. H. Schmenke, of Dept.
43, is in Flower Hospital for an
operation. Walter Lay is in To-
ledo Hospital. Paul Welton of
millwright dept. is in st. Vim
cents Hospital.
Be sure to attend the regular
Sunday meeting May 22nd at
1000 AM. Delegates to the In
ternational Convention will be
elected at this time, also other
important business concerning
every employee will be brought
upon the floor.
The National Supply Unit
joined the United Labor Com
mittee at the last Thursday
night meeting. Two delegates
will be appointed to attend all
meetings through the year.
When Jim Davis had to work
in Dept. "a last week he bought
Al Carnes a foot long cigar so
Al wouldn't pick his up by mis-
take. And of all things, Jim re-
ports he didn't lose a cigar all
night.
There is a rumor that there is
a camera hidden in Louie
truck. Is that right, Louie?
Is it correct that we have q
man in Dept. 181 that has a fire
hazard in his home? What is il
Danny? If you tell us maybe we
could give you some suggestions
as to eliminating it.
Congratulates to John Grzech-
owiak of the heat treat who
celebrates his birthday, May
23th. His age, Al. Who would
have guessed it?
Our sincere regrets 60 to the
family of Raymond Birch, who
passed away May 14th. He had
worked about Is years at Ma
tional, as a machine repairman,
until he became sick two years
ago. His son, Ray, works in Dept
A.
The best of wishes go to Jim
Borsos of Dept. 1913, who took
that big leap Sat. May 14th. The
boys hope that all your future
troubles will be little ones.
A belated congratulations to
Delbert Bordner on his birthday
May 1st and also for his 28th
wedding anniversary May 7th
Judging from Delbert's apparent
good health he has a mighty
fine better half, Here's wishing
them both another % years OF
married bliss.
1t was reported that those
strange rays of the Yokum moon
affected Mike Fox last week and
that it was for that reason he
didn't come in.
Congratulations to Mike Alex
son and his wife, who celebrated
their 36th wedding anniversary
May II.
A belated congratulations to
Ralph Ceglio and his wife, who
celebrated their 10th wedding
anniversary April 18th. Ralph
also celebrated his 36th birth
day May 18th.
Congratulations also to Ed
Basset who celebrated his 47th
birthday May 18th.
Homer Harris is in the mark
ct for some. red shoes. He claims
the shoes he has now impair his
ability to hit that little white
ball.
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remarks made to him in the
nUnion office. The report on
he foremen appeared in last
weeks column in Sans section
but tn ere were parentheslS
around them but the initials OF
the secretary were omitted. We
apologize Sam, Ralph.
The Champion Baseball team
lost a tough game Sunday to
Unicast IL to l. The team played
a good game for their first game
and we know they will do better
as time goes by Some of the
players are; Howard, 3rd base;
Flogus, shortstop; Mawer, End;
Kesling, 1St; Becker, catcher;
Gould, Lynch and K e lin g,
pitchers; Scott, Geer and Hite
as the outfielders. Watch the
bulletin board S for the next
game and come out and en-
,ocourage them bit, they'll get
in the win column.
We are glad to see Harry
Ginder back to work after an
illness period of a m most two
months.
Colonel Tarver l d avert
emily, an OBJ
Dept. E End servation was
omitted last week. The omitted
observation follows: 1t doesn't
have to be pointed out to you
that Pauline Heiden looks
younger and lovelier than ever
these days. More power to you,
Pauline.
Greetings and salutations to
Rena Jablonsky who returned
to work this week following her
recovery from a major opera
ton. Your friends and co-work-
ers join with you in sharing
your anticipated JOY at the
: prospect of hearing the wedding
)nbells in the near future, now
that your dreaded operation is
thing of the past Congratula-
tions, Rena.
Carl Pfist er, of the plug
tampers, had a birthday on May
4th and the event was appro-
priately celebrated. Congratula-
tions, Carl, the best to you.
Cornelius O'Brien a racted
extraordinary attention to him.
self by the simple expedient OF
being absent from work for a
week, recently. Dutch" as he
is affectionately known to his
friends, is so rarely absent il
makes a weeks missing seem
conspicous. 1t appears that
"Dutch's" dentist ordered him
to take weeks vacation. With
out pay, that isl We're glad that
you are back, Dutch.
The weeks No. / mystery
story is fabricated from circum-
stances surrounding the mysteri-
Gus cause of a broken watch
crystal. The watch, in question,
belongs to Kenneth Eldredge,
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Eng. Insp. He always keeps it in
his drawer between checks. Dur
ing his absence or someone or
something actually caused the
crystal to be shattered, George
Stiff made a careful investiga-
ton and cam e up with the
amazing, but i m p e explana-
ton that the crystal, naturally,
disintegrated from h er old
age. (This watch is an heirloom
in the Eldrege f a mily, Mr..
Young, so you may now erase
that smile of incredulity, even
if it was caused by George
Stiff's facetiouS remarks. Colo
nel.) Has someone else a more
plausible explanation?
1t was with genuine regret
that we learn of the unfortunate
accident that occurred to Jenny
Polus of the core tampers. 1t
seems that she fell off a ladder
while doing her spring house
cleaning and broke her wrist.
We wish you a speedy recovery,
Jenny.
Regretfully, we e.cord the
name of Ruth Block as being on
the sick list. Be assured, Ruth,
that your friends hope that you
will soon be well again.
Bob Smith H i! D d!
How be you,
Dept E End eh? Not o
good, why, Dad, what's the
matter? Say, Vince, who's 60
ing to slay who? An honor it
would be to most folks to be
called Pop or Dad. Stick to your
guns, Pop, but don't shoot 'em
daid, just up and tell 'em, Vince.
It's ok, Pop, we'll just you,
Vince, OK?
Say, Steve, how does it feel
to be the Captain of the Wanda S
team of st. Hycinth's Married
Mems Bowling League? Who so
1gallantly came through as the
Champions of the league. Also
Steve, a beautiful trophy that is
setting on the bar at Wamba's
Tavern. We hear that you came
through with special prize for
yourself for the high average.
Congratulations, Steve. S tie e
LaWniczak works the heat treat
job in E, End shift.
Well, well! Here we go again,
another one bit the dust or got
bit by the love bug. This time
it's our lovely Evelyn Greco
who was bit and we mean bit
hard. Yep, she was bound in
Holy Matrimony, Monday, May
18th. Remember, Evelyn, that
Isilliment machine will be wait
ing for you and so will we. We
wish you the best of luck. We
understand he is. not tall and
dark but that he is tall and
blonde with blue eyes. Hummm!
He is a lucky man and you are
a lucky girl. Congratulations,
Evelyn.
Dent. I, L a n
Remley, now
1st omit on sick leave,
would like to thank all the Dept.
L employees for the nice cards
sent to her during her illness.
Dept. AA A cer tain
lst SHIFT on the Brass
Brass machines should stick to
to his repairing instead of try
ing to play foreman.
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W Mary Foltrynski back after
an operation.
Now that Mary r. has trans
ferred from the Press room to
Misc. she has started sewing
small clothes.
Our bowlers played in the
Manufacturers T o.urna m n
Those playing were: Chick, Cap
tain, Stella Tuckolski, Donna OIL
sen, and Freda Poman. They
won 600 or 100 each. Donna
holds highest score 412 points.
Maude has returned from q
short leave.
Our fluctuations to Hazel and
Gabe Hipp who celebrated their
23rd wedding anniversary or
May 7.
Rita Webb's mother, Mrs
Wearity, was operated on Fri
May 13 at st. Vincent's Hospital
We all wish her a speedy recov.
cry.
- Peggy Kelsey's husband is
seriously i'll in Mercy Hospital.
Kenyy, grinder, is under the
care of DR.. Douglass, for a frac-
tured finger.
Rose Paradokski celebrated
her third wedding anniversary
May IL and her birthday May
IL. Congratulations, Rose, or
both occasions.
We all missed Charlie, who
has been i'll for a few days.
Simon (Poncho) sustained ar
injury to his right forearm.
Congratulations to Mildred
Labahn who celebrated hel
birthday May 25.
Leo, where did you get tina
pretty brown checkered shir
you wore one day last week.
We are glad to welcome Wan
da back on welding again.
What is Larry, our inspector
carrying kettle around ir
Misc. for? Is he looking for ar
emergency?
Congratulations to Clodent
who celebrated her birthday
May 18.
Ruth, don't you make enough
at Toledo Stamping to pay youl
show fare? Ruth won free tic
kets to the World Theatre. Nov
you have to look for a boy
friend to take along.
got a friend. / know she ha'
got a friend. I kno wshe ha'
Frank.
Celia's choppers look nice. She
is putting on weight.
How soon will that pretty gir
that's getting all the flowers bt
a blushing bride?
Earl says he would like tc
have a grinder like the one il
the Brazer room for his birth
day. Have hope.
Who was the yokel that brok'
into the store room and ther
said: 1T couldn't have been mt
because / didn't know wher'
the key was" "You don't neet
a key, said big CHS, 'yol
need a wrecking bar"
If you don't know how t.
spell anything just point it. Asl
J.B. for further information.
Congratulation to Dorothy, th'
glamor girl, upon receiving
Easter Greetings, written il
Spanish, from her Tutti Fruit
Is it so serious, Dorothy? Let III
in on the secret kid.
onna is back from a tive
weeks leave, with new glasse!
and a romantic gleam in hel
eye. Wonder why?
Donna from the office, ha!
finally found an apartment. She
will accept any old televisior
sets rantiques, etc. in order tc
fill up the space.
Our telephone operator i;
still looking for an apartment
Evening star., 1949-06-26
Rival British Leaders
Hit High Prices But
Disagree on Remedy
By The Asseeiotsd Press

LONDON, June 25.-Opposing
political leaders attacked Britain q
high prices tonight but disagreed
on how to knock them down.
The assault was part Of q stepup
IN the campaigning Of the ruling
Labor Party and the Conservative
opposition. They are jockeying
into position for the next general
election, probably early next year
Morgan Phillips, secretary Of the
Labor Party. In q speech prepared
for broadcast. declared prices are
too high, 20 We propose an aIl-out
onslaught to bring them down" !"
Mr.. Phillips said most British
shopkeepers are doing their Job
well. But he added:
There are price rings and
monopoly restrictions. There are
superfiuous middlemen making
excessive profits. Here We shall
attack and the housewives Of
Britain win gain from our victory. +"
Speaking ct Cardiff. Wales. Sir
David Maxwell Fyfe, q leading
Conservative, also struck out at
the hign cost Of living. He sug-
gested Q different way out-less
government control Of the nations
economy.
We believe" said Fyfe. that
the way to reduce high costs and
to restore incentive is to get rid Of
the idea that only centralized d.
rection can make anything work.
In the flrst place, We shall
streamline the machinery Of gov
eminent 20 that great reductions
In expenditures are made.
Secondly. We shall lower the
cost Of food and materials pur-
chased abroad by substituting for
inefficient state buying the &C
tivity Of businessmen whose life
md livelihood depend 0h being
able to buy cheaply.
. I'VE shall stop naturalization
Estate ownership before it touches
the iron and steeLindustry. whose
products are the cheapest In
Europe and America, and whose
output and conditions are an
admirable achievement"
Evening star., 1949-06-26
School Of Psychiotv
IAwords II Diplomos

Diplomas and certificates were
awarded to four District psychia-
trists and seven workers In related
fields last night at the convoca-
ton Of the Washington School
Of Psychiatry at the Maydower
Hotel.
Diplomas In psychiatry were
awarded to DR.. Albert Ackerman.
DR.. Lawrence c. Kolb. DR.. Leonard
Micon and Robert w. Webb. Ger
tificates In applied psychiatry
went the Sylvia 8. Halpert, Mary
Evening star., 1949-06-26

McB. Green. Virginia K. Gunst.
Garland K. Lewis. Isbel G. Phil.
lips. Sara Saltxman and Helen
swick Topper.
The Washington School Of Psy-
chiatry II the training institution
of the William Alanson White
Psychiatric Foundation and was
established nj 1898.
Evening star., 1949-06-26
Editor Of Post to Speak

Herbert Elhston. editor OF the
Washington Post. win speak on
The Press on Trial3 at . Dime,
Of the Columbia University Alum.
nae Club of Washington at $50
pm. tomorrow Ut the United Ma
tionS Club.