Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-31

1OEeIucly We PASNSS
best of our ability. We ask
that you unite with us so that
we can go forward to victory.
Remember, united we stand, di-
yided. we fall. We are saying
now that we are united and that
we will go forward and build
our union stronger and stronger
to make Champion the best fac
tory in the City Of Toledo to
work in. Again we want to thank
all OF you.
John Grup, Chairmane Cas-
per Andrews, Vice Chairman;
Ralph III. Young, Secretary;
John Byrd, Committee; Metz
Strahm, Committee, Clarence
Waldeck, Committee; CaSimer
Sobczak, Committee; Clifford
T.. Patton, Committee; Layton
Wittenberg, Committee.
Dept. II 1st Shift
MiIlwrights g. Electricians
Willard Miller complains that
he Is tired Of eating bananas,
soup, groundup meat, and the
like. A fellow does get tired of
these things day in and day out,
so, to help a brother out, we Of
fered the loan Of our own store
teeth for the half hour he needed
him. He refused A suggestion
that perhaps Walter McGammon
might help him out drew an
emphatic mol" So, when you
slip on a banana peel, Willard Is
near and his answer Is still no.
Norman "Curley" Campbell
was off work last Friday with
fever. 1t was caused by a
breath OF fresh warm air blow
ing across his face and a bit Of
sunshine beating down on his
bare head mote; bare, In this
case means no cap and does not
necessarily include a condition
known as baldness). Each year
about this time, Curley gets the
fever and II lasts until early
fall. This time, hows he
wasn't ready, so he spent all Of
last Friday getting his pole,
tackle box and boat In shape for
his first trip to Lake Erie, which
should be very soon now.
The word has been GO ng
around all week that Arthur
Barnes, Harold Brenner, and
Dale Irwin are cousins. Most
anything can happen in Dept.
II so, those Of you who have been
calling Dale Irwin, uncle Dale"
had better check your family
tree. You might find your Uncle
Dale" there. (If there Is no news
from H next week, we will know
something happened in II TO the
reporter. RHY)
They claim that clothes make
the man but what do you suppose
o pair of glasses with q big nose
attached does?7f II you desire
information on this see any Of
the following: Walter Myers,
Glenn Jones, Frank Ness, Joe
Evans, George Cunningham, Art
Decker, Fred Hohenbrink, or
Neil Griner. Since a laugh meter
was not available, II Is hard to
say who would have taken the
prize.
Jim vinson
Dept ID End Shift
Sally Neil, with tho lovely
black hair and the becoming
bangs, was given q little birth
day treat by her friends, Oracle
Sylvester, Dorothy Clement, Hell
en- 10th and Alice Kocinski, the
latter having baked a delicious
cake, OF which yours truly had
o generous slice. Sally received
from her friends some beautiful
gifts. It Is no strain upon my
good will to wish Sally many
mode OF these occasions.
Bud Young was seen cashing
the pay check OF his fiancee,
Irene Mylek. You are starting
right, Bud. by taking charge of
the I name (It won't last,
brother, RHY)
When a girl shows up wearing
. beautiful blouse as did Mary
Szcecinski last Friday night, one
rather expects that the lady is
going places and she did with
her friend Lucille Czyzewski
who gave her the blouse. Swell
girls, these two.
Irene Albertson went home
Thursday night III with symp-
toms OF the flu and we hope that
she RECEIVERS quickly.
Marge Greer came 10 work on
Friday night with a sophisticated
hair-do and dressed very becom-
ingly in black. We just knew
that she was going stepping with
her beloved Andy.
We have missed our efficient
and likable nurse, Jean Nc
Guane. Jean has been III for
week proving that all the pills
In the hospital, at times, are not
effective. Wen be glad to see
you back, Jean.
Far be II from yours truly TO
complain 10 Mr.. christman be-
cause we are frequently called
on to carry the inspection job in
ID alone. It's not that We object
10 work, Bud, darn Il, we get
Lonesome sometimes.
Lois Kramer