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The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17

TOKYO, (P)-Superbly inebri- ated, Hiroshi Tada slep like a log near the railway station where he works.
 He awoke in broad daylight, minus coat, pants, shirt, necktie, shoes, socks and 300 yen (about $9). The thief overlooked Tada's g-string.
 Hiroshi zoomed into the nearest police station, scattering stares. Police zoomed out and caught the rascal, a worker in a nearby fac tory.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17

LONDON, (P) - The London Sunday Pictorial reports that Princess Elizabeth is expecting her second baby in late July or early August.
 The newspaper was the first to publish the news here, although rumors that the heiress presump- tive to Britain's throne is preg- nant have circulated for several months.
 Princess Elizabeth is visiting her husband Prince Philip on the island of Malta where he is on duty with the Mediterranean fleet.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17
PALM DESERT, Calif. (P), The

PALM DESERT, Calf. (P), The Doolittle Tokyo raiders are rais- ing a fund to teach those Japan csc something about humanity"
 At their fifth annual reunion, ended yesterday, It. Gen. James H. Doolittle and 35 of the 80 men who first bombed Tokyo gave $5 apiece. The fund will be used to support the work of Jacob D. De- shaver, bombardier on one of the 16 B-25's, who has gone back to Japan as a missionary. Site of next years meeting has not been chosen.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17

MANILA, (P)-The health de- partment at Gaguio, Philippines summer capital, today banned sale of all fresh milk. wentyfive persons became seriously i'll, the department said, from ice cream made of fresh milk containing DOT powder.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17

NEW YORK, (P)-Mrs. Julia Ruth. Flanders, B, daughter of Mrs. George Herman Ruth and the late "home run king," was married today to Willis Grant Melon, Jr.. 29, divinity student.
 Melon, a son of MT. and Mrs. Willias Grant Melon. ST., of Ports mouth, N. H., is studying for the Episcopal priesthood.
 Mrs. Flanders first husband, Richard, died in Boston in Janu- ary, 1949.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17
NEWS IN BRIEF

Continued from Page One) ments to study the subject. w. E. Warne, assistant secretary of in terior is chairman of the govern men committee. He called the conference for Wednesday,.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17
Graham hammers. mine opera

tor, who operated on Kleary Creek last year arrived Sunday and departed for Ungalik on bus mess.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17

For Good Printing Call Main l22
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17

Engine "ssfor thrill you'll find Those big Odmobe dealer back
 up-with '88 demonstration He find out for self the thrill of Rocket action He feel the swift Rocket power moohed siken flow by WhTa"ay Hydra he that demonstration is the only really acquan with the '88" personality the special handling the that have made this Omobl the talk of won't be happy eSpCiGy oday IOu pc
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-17

But India and other nations were cool.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
Pensions Won
ByMieh. Bakers

DETROIT (LPA) - The first
non-contributory pension plan in
the Michigan baking industry
has been won for the 500 en-
ployes of the Awrey Baking
Company by Local 80, United
Bakery and Confectionery work
ers, RWDSE-CIO. The plan pro-
vides for 500 monthly (includ-
ing social security for workers
at 65 after Is years service. Re-
tirement at IS is voluntary. The
agreement also calls for union
representation in pension policy
making, permanent disability
provision, an annual report by
the company and provisions for
complete funding of past and
future coverage over 25 years.
Awrey employees have enjoyed
a company-f financed health, ac-
cident and life insurance plan
for four years. The medical Sc
curity program also covers en-
ployes represented by Local 80
at Gordon Silvercup Bakery,
Fred Sanders, j. J. Gillweo and
Vendo-mat Company.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
National Supply Unit Ne.vs
BY DEAK and DOCK

vision, with no emphasis on
production. Joe (the Academy
Student, Riding Academy, that
isl Montry, replaces L. Book as
head whip man in Dept. So; Lip
py Louie will be Robinson's little
helper in Dept. 43 days, with c.
Wrayton doing his trick riding
and roping on the second trick.
Ed Merical will move to Dept.
A, with Rudolph (the red nose)
and with the baseball season so
close, there'll be more games
played in the office than at
Swayne Field. And as usual C.
Hollabaugh will call S gn a S
from the bench on the side line.
Who is the guy in the shop
that could think of nothing but
bottle of whiskey to save when
the flood waters got to the four
foot level in his house, at least
he couldn't cry (water, water
everywhere, but not drop to
drink.
Frank Zacknan, Dept. 1913
was a victim of the icy streets
last week, after turning a few
flip-flops in the gutter, got up,
rushed home to change clothes,
then hustles off to work. What
a reoccurence.
Bob Porter Dept. 5, called II
What a discovery! Excitedly
Spy" Lang, and complained
about the night man putting the
wrong tool in the machine, Lang
with that lovable personality,
took the tool to the office, wrote
a note to the night supervisor,
also a forgiveness slip for Bob.
The election committee reports
election will be held March Is,
at Vinto Fish Market on Cardi-
nal Street. You must have a
membership card or a paid up
receipt. This is your election, you
can spend at least few minutes
of your time to ask others to
spend hours of theirs.
The definition of a Bachelor:
A lucky guy who has a girl on
his lap without having her on
his hands.
Oklahoma citizens please send
us some of that doped horse
meat. We could use it on the
Save Toledo Pay Rolls Commit
tee. We want our freedom too,
that's all that the Leopard wanted
was his freedom. He probably
was looking for SC cup of cof-
fee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
Robert Smith
Dept. e End Shift

If anyone is interested in get
ting a good solid piece of rope,
one that is strong enough to
hold car back to a post, just
see Alice Brown of the Stud
lines. How much for the rope,
Alice? I have my eyes on some
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
one is crowding first place.

one is crowding first place.
Anyone interested in making
a little extra money in the re-
serves see Sgt. c. Reibher, on
second shift, big line.
Zelma Brown surprised us all.
She is wearing a beautiful dia-
mond ring on her left hand. The
wedding will take place in the
near future.
Felicitations to Max an d
Martha Zodanyi, who celebrated
thier 18th wedding anniversary
March z.
Ruth and Pearl on the We'll
fare Committee need an airplane
to cover all the calls, so many
are i'll. Maybe Eagle Eye will
pilot them.
The battle is on for the Shut
fleboard Championship between
Eagle, Hawk and Owleyes. The
Supt. is betting 100 on Owleye.
Fred, Jr., so on Hawkeye and C..
B. 10 on Eagleye. Place will be
announced later.
Chet Miller is real clown at
riding greasy pig, with those
long legs around the pigs neck,
one hand on his tail, the other
holding his leg, we all had a
good time. Even the former
mayor of Holland, Ohio, Guy
Price, was thrilled. Eagle Eye
was not present.
Congratulations to Vera, Misc.
on second shift, who celebrated
her birthday March 8.
My apologies to BarbaraKol-
her. 1t was Billie Kolher that is
rumored to get married soon.
Betty Simms surely had the
giggles the other night, she said
she couldn't afford shoes.
A sweater competition is 60
in gon second shift. Some are
real sweater girls.
Frances Knapp had an acci-
dent She stopped to get some
inserts and oh, what happened
to her slacks?
Seems bangs are the new hair
do. Got to keep in style.
Poor Junior looked lost last
few nights with Blonde off.
Bob, of Misc. on second shift,
face was pretty pale the other
night. Don't worry Bob, the
most of us think you are o. K.
Chin up and keep that smile.
The Welders would like hats
to keep from burning their hair.
They like the one Fred Drews,
Sr., was wearing.
What's guy going to do
when a guy asks for a date all
week and then backs out on
Saturday. How about that, Geo?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
U. S. Steel Rejects
Curb On Big Pensions

HOBOKEN, N. ]. (LPA) -
Stockholders of the U S Steel
Corporation approved the pen
sion plan which settled the steel
strike last year, but voted down,
9 to l, efforts of minority stock
holders to limit pensions Of ex-
ecutives. One proposal was to
limit pensions to $4,000 a year;
another required employees who
got more than $4,000 a year to
contribute one-fifth if they want
ed a pension,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
Airuay
Airings
BY The Ghost Raiders

We would like to hear some
reports from our welfare COM
mittee and their activity. The
people that were helped out over
the past few months wish to ex-
press their heartiest thanks at
this time. We are sure that their
hearts were overjoyed at the
help the people of the shop gave
them and it was never even
missed by the people that gave
to this cause, but to those of you
that didn't we are sure in the
future your donations will be
dropped in the container as it
is being passed, how do yor know
maybe someday it will strike
your home, then how will you
think when they don't help you
out. What little we are asking
for won't break you up in house
keeping. So won't you be little
more generous the next time the
box is passed.
We have a certain clause in
the contract tn pertains to
rules around the shop, well it
seems that the ones in the con-
tract are kept to tee, but in re-
cent months there has been some
made by a few people and not
approved by the committee, it
plainly states that any new rules
will be subject to the approval of
the executive shop committee.
Well, has this been done, we
don't think so. Why dosen't the
company like to discuss things
that pertain to the union, in
stead they seem to get their own
way of trying to run our union,
our committee has never yet re-
fused to sit down with the COM
pany and discuss things, but it
seems the company likes to make
our own discussion without the
committee present. They say 1t
involves too much union time.
It is better to lock the barn
before the horse is stolen then
to do it afterwards. There is an
other clause which pertains to
quite few violations, and that is
where ii says the company will
not operate no machinery that
will jeopardize the health or
safety of an employee.
WALK AROUND THE SHOP
ANY TIME AND JOT DOWN
THE THINGS YOU THINK ARE
UNSAFE. You don't have to be
"a professor to see them then
stop and think should this exist,
we say no and something should
be done about it and now is the
time. Wake up fellow workers,
this is 1850 and not the dark
ages where you couldn't see.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10

We see George Blumke Dept.
80 getting to work on the bus,
could the icy streets prevent
George from driving that new
car or Is he saving it for Sun
day?
Mr.. & Mrs. Ted Steele cele-
brated their End wedding ami
versary last month. Also Mr.. &
Mrs. Mike Pohlman celebrated
their 30th wedding anniversary
Feb. Is, Mike works in Dept. 80
and Ted in Dept. 1913. Best wish
es to both couples.
Bob Rook, Dept. A w ou d
never let it be said, he didn't
visit the sick, especially when
he's on the short end of loan.
Now that the sick has recovered
and returned to work, Bob has
nothi in g to worry about, eh,
Rudy?
Ed of the gear cutters says,
For your Easter suits, top-coats
or mems furnishings go to Tiedt-
kes End floor every Saturday,
you'll know Eddy by the orchid
he wears.
The secret is out, old 631 of
Dept. SO is still counting on
getting his portal to portal pay.
McClosky is around the shop
a lot looking over the jobs, talk,
ing to the boys instead of Slicker
Sullivan, is this a prelude OF
things to come? Perhaps Slicker
intends to heed the call GO
West young man Go West"
We have a lot of good men
running for the executive COM
mittee in our unit election this
year. Lets pay more attention
to their ability and not elect
those who are only looking for
personal gain or a chance to get
a blue coat, remember what has
happened in the past? The time
to think is before, not after the
election.
Whitley Il SPY Lang was seen
around the shop with one of
those toys from his collection,
could it be that Whitley has drift
ed into his second childhood?
General Earl Williams march
ing firmly and prudently about,
alone with his thoughts, perhaps
of those wild - and better
days.
There seems to be a great
movement in the shop lately,
the object must be harmony
between the men and super
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
Bill Bars Biased
Job agencies

ALBANY, NY. (LPA) - Is
suance of license to an employ
ment agency whose name denot-
ed any discrimination because of
race, creed rocolor would be
prohibited under terms of a bill
passed by the State Senate Feb.
%. Sponsored by Senator Paul
A. Fine, Bronx Republican, the
measure awaits house action.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
Unit
Ralph III. Young, Sec'y

wish to thank the members who voted for me in the
recent election you that will attempt to do
job secretary the best of my ability and give the
members of the Champion Unit the service they deserve
JIM VISION, DEPT. ID, End SHIFT
And don't forget that despite all of RTIYs shortco-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
7 Toledo Stamping
Notes
Mary E. Eichenburg

Arthur Gable is resting fairly
well at Monroe Hospital while
his wife is recuperating at home
Cheer up, Mr.. Gable. The entire
plant sends best regards and
wish you a speedy recovery.
Laura Forquer has been pro-
lmoted secretary to Mr.. Beck
with in the Purchasing Dept
She has been with the Company
seven years. We wish her good
luck.
We have a new girl in the
front office. Lucille Switzer,
married and lives in Toledo.
Good luck, Lucille.
Congratulations to Monte, die
setter on the big line, who cele-
brates his birthday March 10.
We are glad to welcome Emily
Walcazak back after almost q
years absence.
Mems Toledo Stamping Bowl
ing League meet every Monday
levening at 6:15 PM. at Hag.
gerty's Bowling Alley. Eddie
Jakubowski has highest score
followed by Carl Veik, Steve
Czoldosz, Ray Tasker and Char
lie Ball. If you want to see the
bottom of the list see the Per.
sonnel Manager.
Congratulations to Freda Pc.
man, who celebrated her birth.
day March J..
Elsie, who is the gentleman
that meets you every lunch
time? He drives a red truck.
Nelson Howard claims hi.
wife got a new television set. 1t.
a General Electric cabinet. Coco
luck, Nelson.
!. Wanda Davenport became the
mother of a lovely baby girl
Feb. %. Mother and child are
doing well. The baby has beer
named Patricia Ann.
Viola Norman is i'll in Robin.
wood Hospital. We wish her E
speedy recovery.
There are rumors that the
new room is to be painted green
Arthur Smith is confined tc
his home with an attack of flu
The entire plant wish him Z
speedy recovery.
1t is remarkable how one
man can cause a lot of comment
Fred Drews acquired a new hat
this past week. Among the com.
ments heard were: Too early fol-
an Easter bonnet; Must be g
Knight; Shirley's knitting a tas-
sci for the top, and is it heated?
A collection is being taken uI
to buy a fur lined skull CAP
which does not advertize any
company.
Marshall H m m o n d, mill
wright, is confined to his home
by an attack of pneumonia. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Almeda Blue would be glac
if some of the girls would visit
her. Being a shut-in, she gets
very lonesome and blue. How
about it, girls. Her address is
952 South st.
Charlie Basch needs a skull
cap to cover that billiard ball.
Joseph Foise has machine in
the die room that makes him
proud. Ask George Matlin, it is
about his age.
Walker says that the blonde
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
Denhan Deties
NLRB Curb On
His Authority

WASHINGTON (LPA)-Rob-
ert N. Denham, general counsel
of the National Labor Relations
Board, defied the Board when
he announced he would not
agree to recent procedural re-
visions by the Board which clip
ped his wings. He announced
tha tthe President, and not the
Board, is his boss.
know, she said Eyes" Charlie,
as you all know, is one of our
eligible bachelors. Spring cer-
tainly does have a lot of power,
not only towards the birds and
bees but mankind as we'll.
Goodbye now, see you next
week.
Millwrights
Dept. HI 1st Shift
The Millwrights wish every
one to know that their Plaskon
Strike donation has reached
almost 1907 on each one of
them giving $1.00. That is the
best record in the plant. (In-
cidently, lot of the cans didn't
get around to all the departments
last week. Let's hope we have
better luck next week. RHY)
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Evans
proudly announce the arrival of
an 8 pound IL ounce baby girl
born on February 28th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barnes
celebrated their 22nd wedding
anniversary d urin g the past
week.
Norman Campbell came in for
lunch the other day looking like
movie star. (From the ears
up) Did Bates tell you to plaster
your hair down so he could see
out of the window over pour
head, "Curly?"
A tribute to Dan Holm, stock
man, who has outsmarted the
Millwrights and electricians. 1t
seems that the lock on the crib
kept out only those who didn't
try to get in, so Danny thought
it about time to do something.
He invented fool proof lock
for his crib. To date, it hasn't
been cracked but there'll come
a day.
We say hello and goodbye as
Paul Justus and Ray rush ex-
change shifts.
Dept. H bowlers will be miss
ing a regular bowler for the
rest of the season as he had to
go back on the night shift. Sorry,
you couldn't stay on days, Paul.
Signed: Dept. H Bowlers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-03-10
APPLICATION FOR LOCAL II
SUMNER CAMP
SPONSORED BY LOCAL IL. UAW-cIo.
TOLEDO, OHIO


Boys Name e...................... Phone ......
Address (Stree)
City. ty....."........... Zone State ........
Fathers Name ....... Mothers Name. ............
Birthday-Month -. Day year. Race.
Is this your first year at camp? ...........
What special talents do you have?
Does your father belong to Union? ?...............
Which Union ............. Shop. ................
Does your mother belong to Union?. Observation-Disclosures.
Which Union ............... Shop ...............
recommended by someone in the Union, please have
them sign below.
Signature ............. Union. Local Shop
To safeguard their health ALL CAMPERS must have
completed their for typhoid two weeks be-
fore going to The noculaons will be furnished free
No boy will be assured place in until he has COM
peted his nocuatiOns and this application paid In full
Whenever possible campers allowed to choose their
periods Please check preference alternate
choice in there vacancies in the period of
choice. Age limits are from years to IA years.
1850 CAMP PERIODS FOR BOYS
June Is to June "a (Weeks) ...............
June rs to July 1 (Weeks) ............... ,at
July to July Weeks) s)................
July to July Is Weeks) ...............
July 16 to July 22 weeks) ..............
July 20 to July 20 CWeeks) ks)...............
1850 CAMP PERIODS FOR GIRLS
July 80 to August 80 Weeks) ...............
August to August IL (Weeks) .............
August 13 to August 19 (Weeks) ............
August 20 to August 26 CWeeks) .............
August 27 to Sept 2 (Weeks) ..............
Whenever necessary Local IL will furnish transporta
tion No charge.
PARENTS AGREEMENT: In signing this application
certify that is amenable to discipline free
from habits that would make him undesirable camper
understand that the registration that accompanies
application will be applied the total PERIOD
that the registration fee is forfeited my fails to
attend In the event of dismissal for misconduct
part of the fee is refunded In the of withdrawal
of sickness home sickness excuded prorate
fund will be made for the unexpred portion period
THIS is A CAMP FOR ALL AMERICAN BOYS AND GIRLS
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
1t is necessary that all campers be inoculated against
typhoid this procedure generally followed Chdrens
Camps The required three weeks and FREE
the parents pay nothing for this protection. The Health
Department of the City of Toledo Corner Washington
Ontario Streets give the incubation You have your
child noculaed Monday thru Friday from PM to PM.
your child noculated last they will need only
booster incubation this the child booster
all they need is booster this the child missed
booster last did not have the full noculaon last
year they will need full incubation this year.
RIGHT NOW is GOOD TIME TO TAKE CARE OF
THE NEGOTIATIONS
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Battles Act in Phone Strike
May Bring NLRB Probe
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND. June "a ma
tional Labor Relations Board in
vestigation and election will be
sought as an aftermath of Gov.
Battles return of the Clifton
Forge e-Waynesboro Telephone Co,
to it's owners.
The Governors action was de-
scribed as "deceitfully Matched be-
hind closed doors" by Alfred v.
Atkinson. president of Division 33
of the CIO Communication Work.
ers of America.
An executive order was signed
by Gov. Battle at 10 p.m. Tuesday
returning the company to its own
ers after it had been under State
operation since August 10, 1949,
because of a labor dispute with
the CWA.
The company told the Governor
its contract with CWA expired
June and said it had recognized
the Association of Independent
Telephone Workers Union as bar
gaining agent for its 66 operators
and maintenance employees.
Mr.. Atkinson said the new union
was "a So-called union organiza-
ton, dominated and controlled by
the company"
Evening star., 1950-06-08
State Senate Summons
New0rIeans Publisher
For Contempt Inquiry
Nv the As.oc;o,ed Pres,


NEW ORLEANS. June 8.-The
publisher and editor of the New
Orleans Item were ordered yester-
day to appear before Louisiana
Senate special committee to face
possible charges of contempt OF
the Senate.
Publisher David Stern and Edi-
tor Clayton Fritchey were SUBJ
poenaed to appear at 2 pm
(CST) today at a hearing called
after the Senate complained OF
an Item editorial in which legis-
lators were referred to as trained
seals" and "lackeys" of Gov. Earl
Long, brother of the late Senator
Huey Long.
The subpoenas were issued in
an unprecedented Senate action
under a provision of the State
constitution which allows either
House to punish a non-member
with up to 10 days Imprisonment
for disrespect or disorderly or con-
temptuous behavior toward the
legislature.
The Item editorial appeared
Monday and was reprinted on the
front page of the paper Wednes-
day after the special committee
had been appointed. 1t referred
to the withdrawal from the Sem
ate of bill to remove State flnan-
cial support from the port of New
Orleans. The bill had been favor
ably reported by a Senate COM
mittee but was later withdrawn
at the request of Gov. Long, who
said it would impair the credit of
the New Orleans Dock Board.
The editorial said the Item
would like to congratulate the
Governor for the decision but
added, How does one congratu-
late a man whose whim is law in
our rubber-Stam Legislature 2"
At the time the committee was
created, Mr.. Fritchey commented:
THE record of the legislature
speaks for ITSELF"
Mr.. Sten said. THE issue raised
by the Senate is vital-freedom of
the press. Without a free press
there can be no free society. It
is the continuing responsibility of
the Item-as of every newspaper
to examine the conduct of pub
lie servants and to comment
honestly"