Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-01
Sam Vinson
Dept. ID End Shift

go Pike. 1t was a long one ac
cording to Jim.
We are pleased to report tina
Al Farmer is greatly improved
and we yearn to see him bacl
on the job.
We've always admired peopl'
who share good things with 9th
ers, especially good reading mat
ter. There's Ollie Baker, sup
plyman, and business man, wht
brings the writer his copy o
Sporting News when he has fin
.ished reading it. Ollie is a keel
student of baseball and it's
treat to note his fine scorn o
those who knock Hal New
hauser. Ollie and the writer be
lieve he would win 80 games ev
cry year if he was pitching fo
a major league outfit. Outsid
the pitchers, the Tigers, accord
ing to Ollie, have about fou
major league players. We agree
q don't. Ralph.
The fellow who edits this stuff
and types it up for the Journal
seldom gets in the news, him
self, thought he often gets a
buse, so it's only fair to say tina
if Ralph Young takes a powde
there may be little or no news
Take a bow, Ralph! (Thank you
Sam.
Robt. Smith
Dept. e 2nd shift
We, from all departments ol
nights, wish to extend our deep
est sympathy to Melvin Orlow
ski, Eng. Insp. End shift, who's
little daughter is in the hospits
with Rheumatic Fever. Kee
your chin up, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lowski, there is always a silve
lining around each cloud n
matter how dark it may be, the
eventually break with a blushin
splender of light. .
Folks, just a reminder in re
CARDS to our CocaCola machines
1t seems as though a lot of u
are getting our Cokes and for
getting to place the bottles bacI
in the racks provided for then
Let's remember, we have a goo
thing with the cold Coke, let
not abuse it. We desire a littl
cooperation on the part of all O
the members and if there ar
not enough racks for the bottles
please contact your Steward
Thank you.
Colonel Tarver
Dept. e End shift
My lead story last week, a
you may remember, dealt wit
the subject of Champion EN-
ployees' unprecedented gener
osity and this suggests the lea
story for this week; namely tn
fine character of the Champiol
people in general. Surely, peo
pie who consistently manifest
charitable attitude toward eacl
other must be fine people.
know we are a long way fror
perfection, but I would mucI
prefer to have my lot Gas
with kind, considerate associ
ates than to have to worI
with a gang of inconsiderat
cut-throats. What do you say
On the lighter side:
The other day ! was discus
sing the marriage of Rita Hay
worth to that foreign million
aire, when a sillment operate
evinced an interest. This girl j
attractive and / said, l don't be
lieve that you would marry
foreign millionaire, would you
She pondered the question
moment and then gave her an
swer in carefully modulate,
tones: eff I had the opportunity
I believe that l could Snuggl
up to a, cool million with on
too much difficulty. It would b
better than hammering out ] S's
don't you agree?"
| 1t is with genuine regret tina
we report that Thelma Besase
of the Stud-line, has become il
and must take an extended res
in Arizona. Our best wishes g
with you, Thelma. Thelma il
known as Mabel or Shorty t
her many friends.
This is one of those "believ'
lit or not" true stories. A Sill
ment operator. who has beer