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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27
Minister AssoiIs
McCorron Act

PORTLAND, Ore. - The Nc
Carran anti-subversive act is a
more dangerous attack on the
Bill of Rights than the Alien
and Sedition acts, or the 1917
espionage act, according to Rev.
Jack McMichael. He is national
secretary of the Methodist Fed
Grafton for Social Action. He
called on delegates attending the
northwest regional conference
to work for repeal of the act,
which he said was passed over
a presidential veto because OF
the national hysteria which fol-
lowed outbreak of the Korean
war.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27
Camera Club
News

What a meeting we had Mon
day night. Films and a guest
who knew all about the horrible
things we saw in the films. MIR.
Stan Kalman, who spent time in
four concentration camps, told
us that the things we saw were
really true, but couldn't be
photographed real enough to let
people know they were really
what took place.
Wish at this time to tell Mr..
Kalman We are very glad that
he made our country his home
and hope he has a great deal of
success and happiness which he
very justly deserves.
Come back and see us Mr.. and
Mrs. Kalman.
We had several, shall I say,
men from Local IL to
our meeting. Glad to see all Of
you, come again.
Sorry all of our m m b s
weren't pre- sent. What's the
tr o u b e gang, let's attend our
meetings better.
We are going to have films
again Monday SO let's everyone
get to the meeting then.
See you at the meeting.
Jessie
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27

f.-, .. (Fi =
c o m g to work every day,
thereby spreading the load a lit
tie more evenly. of 81,
-. X \ \
We would like to share this
column with anyone from Plant
2. Well give him as much space
as possible every week to re-
port the news - and what have
you - in order to give fair rep
resentation to all in the D-J fam
lily.
X X X
Final bowling standings in the
Production league foun d the
Casting five on top with Sc wins
and "a loss e S. Zinc was two
games back, and, five games off
the pace, were the Grilles.
A tight, season-long battle for
scoring honors in this loop saw
III. Ice edge G. Raitz by less than
one pin. Over an "a c e
spread, Ice had 1928 w h ] e
Raitz, in 80, had 1911.
X X X
Zinc Castingman Junior (Red)
King will have his '37 Ford in
the Stock Car races at Ft. Miami
this Sunday. Reds car, backed
by DillieS Motor Sales. will be
driven by Roy Ostion. This is
the first try at the races for the
popular operator (no pun) and
we wish him the best of luck.
X x r
Harold Bonner of the Mutual
Benefit Association is busy shap-
ing up plans for the coming soft
ball season. Well try to have a
complete report on this activity
in next weeks column.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27
July | DeadIine
On S. S. Claim

Parents of deceased Wor d
War III servicemen or w o m n
who were contributing at least
half of h cir parents support,
before their d e t h more than
two years ago, should file proof
of their dependency before July
/. Such proof ordinarily must be
established w t h in two years.
The recent amendments to the
Social Security Act, however,
extends to July / the date by
which parents Of deceased World
War III servicemen or women
may establish their dependency
if this two-year period has al
ready run.
The recent amendments also
extend through August 1852 the
time within which application
for lump-sum death payments
may be filed where World War
ii servicemen or women or other
insured persons died outside the
United States sometime between
December z, 1941, and August
8, 1946. Ordinarily, applications
for lump-sum payments must be
filed within two years of an in
sured persons death. For more
information, call or write the
Toledo Social Security office 10
ICated at 6O4 jackson Avenue.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27
RUMORS

DO you know how very
devastating they are in ef-
feet? III used when an inn
pOrtant question arises, they
can divide the group and
cause anger and confusion.
This destroys unity.
III used against an in
dividual, they do almost ir-
reparable d a m a & e. Ulti-
mately, the two parties con-
cerned can iron out their
supposed differences, but
the damage done to a work
ers reputation is s e ! d o m
rectified.
It would be silly a nd
futile to admOnish you to
ignore all gossip. But for
the strength Of your Union
or i'm consideration Of a
fellow workers OgOd name
- LEARN TO IGNORE 1T
AND DO NOT ADD TO 1T.
We'd like to nominate to
the title Of HEEL OF THE
WEEK any guy or gal, who,
Tor a "rib" or as a prac-
tical joke, starts bad feel
ings between two people
who have apparently been
able to get along fine right
mp to when the story starts.
And don't you rum m o r
mOnegrs fool yourselves
that you can hide behind
q cloak of anonymity. 1t
doesn't take long to track
down the perpetrator.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27

We're certain, in fact, that
no supervisor - from top to
bottom - can raise an honest
objection to alleviating the e
conditions which tear at the
morale of our workers. Labor
Management Oper ton at
D-J has long been excellent. Alb
solutely no one could possibly
want it any other way.
One of the chief complaints
was that, when coupled with the
bonus plan, the work load, in
many cases, was too heavy to
permit inspection. AS a conse-
quence, these inspectors w e r e
forced to merely count the cast
ings and put them in the truck.
This cuts down the bonus.
The Union stand on this is:
Put the castings which time
does not permit to be ade-
quateIy inspected in separate
truck and label, mot IN
PECTED.
Another complaint was h e
continual lack of trucks, and
truckers, which make the in
|spector spend much of his time
literally running rOun d the
plant in search of trucks. Of
course, they can be placed on
the floor, but this leads to still
another problem.
This ones tied more closely
to safety than the work load, but
is, we think, vital deterrent to
overall morale. With the floors
c logge d with castings, mule
drivers must turn and weave
through the congested r S.
Oftentimes they come so close
to an inspector that - with an
other inch manned m b
could easily result.
Several other m nor COM
plants were put to us: uncer-
tain relief periods, the Com
pany's failure to produce bonus
figures, and a couple more that
space does not permit us to men
ton.
What are the answers, the So
lutions to these complaints?
One is obvious. More in
SpectOrS. I'm this connection,
we understand the Company
has exhausted the list of peO-
pie who were laid off and
now is attempting to place
personnel from other depart
ments who also were laid off
into Inspection. If this move
should fail, then open hiring
again is indicated.
The workers themselves can
help the situation, Of course, by
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27
PROFILE OF THE WEEK:
RUTH STAGER, SECRETARY
SHOP COMMITTEE

Toledo was the lucky town
when Ruth decided to enter this
life. Whitehouse High is her
Alma Mater. During adolescence,
the burning question w -
"will / be nurse - or a beauty
OPERATOR" Despite the mental
wrangle this dual ques tt o n
caused her, Ruth simply got a
job, got married, and became a
Mother. The men in her life are
her husband, Harold, Sr., Harold
Jr., who works in Dept. 3 and
Paul who serves in the us. Air
Force stationed at Fairbanks,
Alaska. Ruth is member of
Park Congregational Church,
and she holds a membership in
the Loyal Order of Moose.
She came to Bingham in 1943.
She was elected to the Executive
Shop Committee this year and
was voted by her fe1low-cOm-
mittee members to hold the Of
flee of Secretary. She serves in a
similar capacity on the Welfare.
An ardent devotee of travel
ing, Ruth is also enthusiastic
about bowling. She is a member
Of the Inspectors Team. Chop
suey is here favorite chow. Her
Pet Peeve Is personal slovenli-
ness.
Ruth serves as our checker
on the End shift - Depts. 3 &
= and we would like to COM
ment on how very pleasant and
efficient and good-natured and
helpful she is in that capacity.
Her motto of doing one good
deed day Is constantly being
put into practice. She is always
ours to command and no ques-
ton or chore is too little or too
great for her to tackle and solve
for us. In closing, we insist -
me is not only the incest lady
on the committee, but is jndis-
putably the Prettiestl
People its nice to see back at
work again - Marie Yoey Mar
garet Snyder and Viola Byers.
Iris Ballard, Familiarity known
to all on the Lever Line as ma"
has taken a leave to nurse her
husband back to health.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27

Friday, April Goth the girls
in Depts. 3 & 2, both shifts,
were guests at an ice cream and
cake spread. It was voted very
'yummy" and our thanks 60 to
Belle DOdd for this treat.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27
First Inspection
Complaints Aired
with dick mueller

LvVERYWHERE WE TURNED in the First Inspection de-
IL partment this week. big - but listening - ears
caught the dsconened rumbngs of of Brothers
and Sisters That these complaints legitimate that
steps should be taken to correct them is obvious.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27
"Binghan
Bingos"
BY Elizabeth B. Edwards

Have you seen the beautiful
greeting cards that are on sale
in the Employment Office? The
profit from the sale of h e
cards goes into our Flower Fund.
At the April meeting of the Unit,
we were dismayed to learn that
due to an extremely high per-
centage of illness, our Flower
Fund was operating in the red.
Let's all h e p. Patronize the
pop and milk and candy ma
chimes, and if you do need cards,
see Pauline Walker.
BIRTHDAY BOUQUETS to
John King, April 8 - and Helen
Houghawout, April 18. M n y
happy returns.
Catherine Roginski Of tn e
Press Room Pretties has sus-
tanned a foot injury and will be
laid up for some time.
Day is done; turning out the
n - L. +
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27
Greetings From
AyIing
and
Reichert

1t certainly was wonderful
sea son. / guess Mary Lou
Drouillard walks off with the
honors as the top bowler, but
I'll let you know for sure next
week. Congratulations, every
one!
You know it has been called to
my attention that I've neglected
some of our girls and their fam
lilies. I'm truly sorry, but real
ly don't intend to neglect any
one, SO even though it's late,
congratulations to Myrl Clay
toms new family. Lots of good
luck too. May you have many
years of welded bliss Gene. Now
Martha Bole's daughter also be-
came a Mrs" Hope you have
many years of welded happi-
ness, Dolores.
Forgot to comment on the fact
that Mamma Brooks was in,
very proudly showing that son
of hers, David. He certainly is
a very nice boy. Take good care
of him, Nom. I'd also like to say
that Doris Liptak has a very
adorable little girl, Barbara.
Wonder why Fred Witty was
home one day last week. Was he
sick or was there a ball game on
that day? go .o
Seems as though Lucille. went
to one of our local theaters. and
lost her Sole" Too bad kid,
just take it easy after this.
You know A. & r. welcomed
back Rosa Schott to work after
some time. She just likes the
people here / guess. Good to see
you again. Don't let them work
you too hard.
Madge and Rilla really enjoy
each others com pany. They
worked together for y ears at
another place and are now work
ing side by side here too.
There was a hot dog dinner
on the soldering side. How come
/ didn't get an invitation, huh?
/ like hot dogs.
Grandma Joyce has a new adj
dition to her a m lily. A new
grandson. Congratulations.
You know, Mary Kwiatkow-
ski must be a wonderful nurse.
Her hubby, Frank, is on the
m n d now. ! also understand
things at the Blade1 household
are holding their own. We're all
t h king of you Frank and
Goldie.
Rose Schultz is h wing
birthday Sunday. Happy birth
day to you and also anyone else
who might be adding a year to
their life.
Who is sending Madge Welch
fruit from Florida? Does anyone
know?
Esther Ackley is home quite
a sick gal. hope you're feeling
better Esther.
Ruth Caddahan's son was
gra du a tie from Leadership
School this past weekend. He is
now Sgt. Eddie. Hats off to you.
OH are really coming along fine
at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Dorothy Schuster's hubby is
C o m il G home soon and was
heard telling group that he
better be in a mood for working
when he does get her after being
in Cuba, Bermuda and else
where.
When someone made a sound
like cow the other day behind
L'Vivian Appleby she very po-
litely informed whoever did it
that we didn't hire cows yet.
Guess this is all for this time.
Don't forget those tax stamps
for the summer camp.
Q-Is there any limit to the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-27

Day is done; turning out the
lights now. More next week.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GRADTTATTON

Now the graduating exercises are
practically over let's get down to
the. serious business of home hunting
and be well established in your
home community before vacation
time.
A-Small rambler in waverly Hills,
consisting OF ? bedrms.. bath, hv.
rm.. kit and l huge additional rm.
over gar, partially finished. Lge.
lot, 1877 IT. deep. Total price.
S9.50O; So. 500 down and S63 per
mo. will handle.
-Sophomore-Older bricktex home.
3 bedrms. and bath. liv. rm., din.
rm.. full bsmt Lear gar. Needs
some repair. Located nr. Arlandria.
So. $50; 81 900 down will handle.
Junior - Outstanding
5-rm. house, located in Fairfax,
with full bsmt. and exp. attic. On
lse., attractive lot. SS.4O0; Az loan
avail, S6S.1S per mo. incl every
thing. Total price. Sl1950.
attractive 3-bed-
room home that has been completely
redecorated. Located near Colonial
Village; One bedrm. on 1st f.. huge
equipped kit, rear screened porch,
1T. cement sun deck and full bsmt.
Move in with deposit. Large Az
loan avail. Total price. S13.950.
Please call Immediately before these
desirable properties are sold.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-10
OPEN TODAY

2-BEDRM. BRICK. S11.50O
A more clean, complete and COM
Portable home for the price. is not
available: modern semidet., only
3 yrs. old, yet newly painted; abso-
lutely spotless; Individual entrance;
has separate din. rm., equipped kit,
porch and full bsmt.. plus aluminium
storm windows and Anchor fenced
lot; convenient to stores and school,
in an excellent residential section;
20 min. to. 14th St.. Bridge, 10 min:
to Alexandria: moderate cash and
pay less than rent monthly. All we
this is not cheaper and better than
renting.
Directions: Approx. IA mi. south
Of hiii, right at sign on Kings high
way. left at sign on Fort drive to
Edgehill drive and open sign st cor
ner. Open 2:30 to 1880. Exclusive,
R: w. MULLEN, OW. 1882
Evening star., 1951-06-10
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Elvd.. GIL. or OK. PISA
- --Sott = ' v VI. VI "
PTCTTTRES

According to the Chinese, picture
is worth 10000 words. Let US save
you endless hours by your coming
to our new conditioned office.
Seeing a picture Of the homes that
are for sale and listening to a
detail verbal description Of this
home before you inspect the prop
erty.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
AIS VIRGINIA FOREST

Very attractive 6-rm. brk. rambler,
floor to ceiling frepl and glass
partition to adj. side porch. sepa-
rate din rm., beautiful equipped
1T. all on a lge "a acre lot. Some
additional features are range. refgr 4,
garbage disposal and exhaust fan.
Only S17 500; $4,000 cash will
handle.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
$8,75O
COUNTRY HOME

rms. and bath. oil heat. lge- elec.
cabinets and lge. sink, inclosed back
porch, front porch, shade trees,
workshop and chicken house; "a
acre good land, fenced yard. good
lge. garden; excel. location, mr..
schools. stores. churches. "A mi.
y, CG;; substantial cash payment,
in good cond. Also other properties
for sale. For appt., phone Vienna,
Va. 2S0-W. WHITESELL REAL ES-
late nr. oakton School, Hwy. 1913.
Closed sunday. Ill
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
CHECK THESE

Near Bailey's Cross rds.--3 bedrms.,
? baths. base board heating, large
lot, completely reconditioned, ST..
Evening star., 1951-06-10

George Mason Green co
CHI. 1888. Ewes. & Sunday, CH. 9142
Evening star., 1951-06-10
FRENCH PROVINCIAL
ON ABOUT AN ACRE
URGENT SALE

,EALToRs EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
H. 1888 Eve. and Sun. GIL. 6615.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
3O-MILE VIEW
Georgian Colonial

Exuuisitely set among old English
boxwoods, about l hours drive on
main hwy. One of the finest ex-
amples Of the south's greatest arch
itectural period. Has been used as
BACKGROUND for Hollywood sets.
Mirrored Aft liv. rm., with log
It. formal din. rm., S bedrms., 8
baths; servants quarters; 2-car
garage; spacious porches; 4-room
tenant house and barns is rolling
acres. viii consider city property in
trade; S38,500, attractive terms.
w. ]. w. FAIRCHILD
,9224 10th st. No.. Arlington. ow.
6Hll, IN
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LITTLE THINGS

Make this most attractive; such as
hall entr., lovely liy. rm. firepl.
Really. an old-fashioned din. rm.,
kit. 2 bedrms... bath. stairway to|
expan. attic. full bsmt.; corner lot,
garage. trees. etc. Only S14,250.
The Carroll Bickle Co.
2n20 N. 18th St. OW. R22n.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
OPEN SUNDAY
LERS OR COLONIAL g


In this fashionable and intriguing
section just across the street from
Tara we offer you your choice OF
most desirable new properties.
The ramblerS have 3 twin-sized bed
rooms. 2 complete tiled baths, gra-
cious lv. rm. over 81 #. long, with
hrepl.; separate din. rm., dream
Kit, equipped, featuring range, re-
fgr. garbage disposal. exhaust fan,
Formica sink top and a wealth OF
cabinets. Disappearing stairway to
storage attic. Giant, full bsmt. with
"a bath and outside entrance at
ground level. Lear att. gar, All
Tor S23 $50. The Colonial has the
Identical kit. with formal din. rm.
"a tiled bath on 1st e., liv. rm.
approx. 20 IT. long. with firepl.
and adj. side screened porch; 3
twin sized bedrms. and tiled bath
upstairs; full bsmt. with outside
entrance; bath and Lear garage.
For S24 $50. To inspect. drive out
wash. blvd. to N. Hnglewood st..
right to N. 18th st. and our open
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, Ow. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-10
EXPANDABLE

De luxe. Cape Cod with huge heated
unfinished attic, rec rm.; oil h.-w.h h,
.I75-ft. lot with trees.
Note: Sep din. rm., fireplace. storm
sash. garbage disposal; S17.50O.
HOME REALTY CO., Realtors
170R Penn Aua AZ w Pr on,
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CTTSTOM RTTTT,T

l5oxl25. we have an English Co:
lonial home with 1st-fi. bedrrn. and
bath; 2 very lge. bedrms. and bath
on 2nd A.: 20-ft. liv. rm.. din. rm.
12x13. kitchen 9x12;. bsmt. has
rumpus rm; Many other features
sas sast SOC defy this very 10" price OF
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-10
BRICK CAPE COD

o1G1NA NI41 = NOD
Substantial 3-bedrm. family home;
24-ft. liv. rm.. l bedrm. and "a
bath down, 2 up, with full bath;
4. twin closets in 2 bedrms. rec. rm.
with 1irepl: in full bsmt.; outside
entrance, delightful yard; cony. to
OW. 1920 OW. 1926.
TOWN and COUNTRY
Evening star., 1951-06-10
OPEN 2 TO z
S11.95O. S59.5O MO.

SI1 ,95U, S59.5U MO.
Solid stone construction home: comb.
slate and metal roof; liv. rm., din.
rm., kit. and back porch on 1st a.;
End a. has 2 bedrms.. 10x12 and
13xl5: full ceramic tile bath: full
bsmt. with laundry tubs; gas refgr.,
stove, water heater and oil furnace;
storm windows, screens, weather
sfusts s1uiRplns s7soS sSmR 9 nsasSn sssSo incl
int, prime, ins. and taxes. Low
heating cost, only 1N tanks oil to
heat last winter. Where can you
match this? Property on market
for 1st time. Take advantage Of this
rare buy. Excel. central location. N.
Arlington.
FA. 1920.
IN 10
Evening star., 1951-06-10
OPEN TO-DAY

OFEN 1ODAE
LARKE 3-BEDRM. COLONIAL.
Less than 4 yrs. old and cleaning
clean. Surrounded by colonels. this
home will appeal to service people
Fireplace, separate din rm., lge.
kit. plus full bsmt. with ground
level wall. Brick and frame con-
struction with top walls and ceiling
insulated. Huge corner lot. The
pride of the area, with well-kept
shrubs and trees plus garden. Dead
end street of substantial homes on
large lots. 30 min. to D. C. via Lee
blvd: Moderate cash down Al
G1 loan can be assumed. Few. if
S17.950.
Out Lee blvd. past Seven
Corners and next stop light to
Marshall ST., rig hit at sign to Carl
ton, left blk to corner house and
open sign at 513 WeStcott. Open
$50 to 7:30 Exclusive
r. w. MULLEN, OW. 1882
Evening star., 1951-06-10
BY OWNER :

ASHTON HEIGHTS-Close to public
and parochial schools, churches and
shopping centers; 2 blocks to 2 bus
lines, conv. to Clarendon and Buck
ingham. s min. to Pentagon: 5.
room insulated cedar shingle mod
ern house, garage large liy. room
with firepl., din; room with, twir
equipped kit. full-size bedrooms
and tile bath; high. dry. bsmt.; ex.
Gel. cond. inside and out; .o.h.-w.h.
clock thermostat; sidewalks. stont
wall, hagstone walk and porch, lge
rear poTIil. asphalt 6rireway; not {
subdivision DEVELOPMENT. Good in
yestment as well as coy home. dul
to location and neighborhood; ST..
800. Open 12 to z. Sum-; inmed
possession. Directions: Memoria
or Key Bridge to. Lee blvd, turr
right on Pershing. DIR. (opposite For
n. Jackson "a ibiEs. to Sis. Glebl
7161.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
Very, Very Charming
S23. .5OO-S7 300 CASH

pAO,OOU-p ,OOU NAo11
Bedroom and Bath, 1st Fl.
2 Bedrooms, Bath, End Fl.
Rec. Rm.. Gar, O.H.-W. Heat
This English-type brick home in q
beautiful community Of Waverly
to all schools, bus and shopping, has
the SIZE ROOMS you can be salts
fed with. A fine. complete house for
a permanent home. Don't fail to see
1t If you want a near-perfect home.
Shown by appointment.
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
nv ~ rJ dAQT7
Evening star., 1951-06-10
BUY THAT DREAM

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
Is Just one block from this lovely
e ton to I the s Sedrms nSs' Snd tiled Bath bath
there is one large storage room,
family-sized liv. rm., full din. rm.
and equipped kit; also full bslnt;
beautiful lot studded with ancient
oaks and shrubs with q background
of velvet green. This home Is less
eondtioS sond yee5s ong ass n
cash required.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RATTLE AROUND

Seldom can we offer such spacious
in Hillwood sec. of Falls Church.
This Cape Cod contains liy. rm,
13x21; din. rm., 12x13; kit. 12x
1917; bdrms., 13x15: with full tile
bath on 1st d. 2nd fl. has 2 bdrms..
12x17 and 15x20; huge walkin
closets and full bath. Breezeway
OPEN TODAY TILL DARK
Directions: Out Lee blvd. (rt. 50)
to z Corners, continue on Hillwood
Evening star., 1951-06-10
RIVER ESTATE

Beautiful homesites on Potomac; 12
mi. from. Washington- I20-ft: river
spection and further information
apply to LINKINS CO.. exclusive
agent. 1918 N st. NV, DI. 1888:
ewes, Sat. and SUM-, WO. 1862 or
EN- AGA