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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-09
Page Five

Helen Piotrowski's birthday
was on February 1st and she
thought it was carefully guard
ed secret. Congratulations, Hell
en-. Ha, Ha.
Ann Kay Wesenberg received
lots of beautiful wedding gifts
at the plant last week. They in
cluded a handsome leather COW
cred hassock, an elegantly en-
broidered bed spread, a pair of
beautiful davenport pillows,
hand tailored table set and a
greeting card containing $50
names. We wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesenberg lots of happiness.
(MR. Wesenberg is better known
as Duke" around the plant.
RHY.
Mary Helen Welch said good
bye to her friends in E 1st last
week. She was successful bid
der on job in L. We hope that
you will like your new work,
Helen.
Happy birthday to Beverly
Marschali on February End and
Helen Karczewski on February
9Th.
Al Tucker TuchOiski fAN
Dept. B All Shifts
Walter Welniak seems to
have found himself a steady in
come from the bowling pool
That man wins, but regularly.
What story is there behind
the question: did Ed finally
get his car started?" Check with
Ed Mowka.
Everytime yours truly reaches
the third floor a cheerful voice
rings out with "Good Morning,
Glory" Who is IN orning
Glory"
I would like to take this op-
portunity to thank the persons
who nominated me for the Of
fices on the executive commit
tee. 1t was very flattering,
thank you.
.It seems like the main thing
on John Lukasik's mind right
now is certain, receipt" Will
he get it? Answer, next week.
See you later.
Amvets News
Jack Braden, Dept. A and
Commander of the LaDuke-
Huff Post No. 62 Amvets, an
nounces that they will meet at
126 Broadway across from the
Lyric Theater. In the home of
the Navy Post No. %. If you
are a Vet of World War III or
a Korean Vet of any branch of
service, we would like to invite
you into our organization. Jacks
phone number is PO 6328.
There are eight Posts through
out Toledo and any Vet with 4
problem can come up to the
Clubrooms at 1926 Broadway
on any night, except Wednes-
day, and there will be a quail
fled Veteran there to answer
any and all questions and he
will try to find a solution to
your problem. This is a very up
and coming organization, so
come on all you World War III
and Korean Vets. We fought to-
gether, now let's build together.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-09
ToLEDor orUNIoN JoURNAL, 2

tanned at lovely bridal show
er on Saturday, Feb. 3rd. She
received loads of beautiful gifts.
We understand that the wedding
bells will ring soon after Lent.
We are glad to see that vi
Tingley is back from her leave.
She is looking quite fit.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph H. Young on the ar
rival of their BOY. GA great big
thank you Lois. RHY)
Irene NOwak, Dept. E, End Shift
Congratulations are being sent
to Mrs. Dorothy Bellamy and
her husband on the blessed
event and the proud parents are
glad to announce: IT'S, A BOY
dorothy is at St. Vincents Hos
pital and she looks fine, l saw
her there. RHY)
I'd like to make a correction
in regard to last weeks news
on Frances Fialkowski's birth
day party. l mispelled a few of
the girls last names. The girls
are Evelyn Damico, Clara Ko-
pinski and Lillian Zaremski and
Eleanor Prusakiewicz was omit
ted. Sorry, girls.
The girls are sending best
wishes to Goldie Keyser who
will celebrate her birthday on
February 9th in conjunction
with the Golf Bowls 1st ami
versary.
Leonard English BOrglin
Blood Donors
Blood donors from Dept. {
1st shift last week were: Alvins
Kleparek who donated for Har-
riet Wadas who works on End
shift. Another donor was new.
ly hired employee in our depart
ment, Carl Campbell. Thanks
million to both of you.
Colonel Tarver Dept. E 1st Shift
Helen Grajczyk reluctantly
bade her friends at Champion
good bye last week. Helen's
friends thoughtfully provided
her with beautiful 'Even-Flo'
layette package, a Bruce baby
bottle sterilizer, a lovely waxed
birch baby crib containing one
of those unbelievable modern
innovations, a ''never-wet',' mat
tress. May your fondest dream:
be realized, MIR. and Mrs. Graf
czyk.
Leo Uliczny, plug tamper sup
plyman, passed out candy ane
cigars last week as a traditiona
gesture of happiness because hi.
wife presented him with a won
derful baby boy on January SIS
at Mercy Hospital. A gift of cash
was given to him by his fellow
workers.
Frank Grochowski's friends
gave him a surprise party on his
birthday February End. Con-
gratulations, Frank.
Alice Connolly, plug tamper
unfortunately, dropped a new
5 dollar bill in the ladies' rest
room last week and had almost
despaired of ever seeing it again
Gladys Lehner and Ann Maslow-
ski found it and turned it into
the office, from whence it was
promptly returned to Alice.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-09

18th, 26th, March 9Th, 29th, and
April 9Th. (Charles Pugh is to
be complimented for this won
derfuI thought. We know He is
the only One Who can help them
RHY.)
Yes, we were going to admit
that we locked the Union Of
flee at 8 pm. on Thursday and
went to dinner. We forgot the
Committeeman had gone to the
Union meeting with the keys.
Sorry to have to call Witten-
berg back to unlock the door.
Alice "Rusty" Clay is capable
of knocking off good verse
now and then. Proving that no
one has corner on talent.
eff there is anything more i'm
portant than holding office it is
conducting oneself with honor
to that office"
Marie Miller, we regret, has
been ill at home for week. We
miss. you Marie, and hope you
are on the mend.
Nominations for the various
offices in the Champion Unit
were made at the Thursday
meeting and the list of nomi-
nees is long one. Through
some oversight, the name of An
gle Myers who was nominated
for secretary, does not appear
on the list. Correction has been
made. The blame belongs to
Clyde Rauch, Election Commit
tee Chairman and Ralph H.
Young. Both of us checked and
re-checked the list and still our
little girl friend was missed.
Sorry. .RHY)
Lois Kramer, Dept. l., 1st Shift
We wish to welcome all of the
newcomers to Dept. L and hope
you will like your new jobs and
our department.
Jean Fischbach celebrated her
birthday on Jan. 23rd by pass
ing out candy and cake. The
cake was a gift from Frances
Gomolski. Many, many happy
birthdays to you, Jean.
Pearl Block celebrated her
birthday on Friday, February
End. She also passed out candy
and cake.
We understand Dorothy Groc-
xxi was the cake baker this time.
We certainly have some good
cooks around. Happy birthday,
Pearl and may you have many
more.
Beryl Zahrly also celebrated
a birthday on Friday Feb. End.
Many happy returns of the day,
Beryl.
Dick Breidling also celebrated
his birthday on Friday, Feb.
3rd. Dick passed out candy and
cake. (Wonder who baked the
cake?) Happy birthday, Dick,
and may there be many more
birthdays to celebrate.
Frances Gomolski brought in
candy and cake to celebrate her
natal day on Friday, altho her
birthday falls on Saturday, Feb.
3rd. Happy birthday, Frances,
with many more to celebrate.
Friends of Pearl (Block)
Blandzinski will be sorry to hear
that she will be in ST. Vincent's
Hospital for a short time. Hope
to see youlback soon feeling fine
Pearl. iz
Jean Fischbach was enter
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-09


to do. | am glad THEY DON'T
cause most of my friends know,
40 know MY FRIENDS are
SNOT Communists and I am
proud that oppose what they
stand for. L hope the members
running for office will keep our
election free Of outside influence
as in the past and as clean. Re-
gardless of the result of the COM
ing election, hope every per-
son elected to office will do his
best to SERVE THE MEMBERS
OF CHAMPION UNIT.
L would like to thank all
the members for their interest
i'm Mike, our new baby. Mrs.
Young is getting along fairly
well and Michael is doing fine.
Thanks to the members for
all the flowers and cards and
to Joe Emch for the little
/, flower cart. 1 hope Mike will
grow up as nice as the men,
bers of the Champion Unit.
Irene Cameron Malosh
Dept. E, 1st Shift
Doris Munson had two cele-
bratiOnS recently, her birthday
on Jan. 31st and her wedding
on Saturday, February 3rd at
Immaculate Church at Raab's
Corners. On Thursday, Mary
Gosser engineered a party for
her and they had two beautiful
cakes. In the shop her close
friends bought her gifts con-
sisting of Sunbeam Mixmaster,
Revereware combination egg
poacher and frying pan, Presto
pressure cooker and $4.OO tied
on the gift boxes with ribbons.
Girls and fellows from the
Credit Union gave her a Sun
(,am coffee maker and Revere
ware.
The groom is Joe Langender-
fer of Swanton, Ohio. (Congrat-
ulatiOns, Joe from RHY).
Note from Doris Munson: ST
want to thank everyone for the
cakes and beautiful gifts" ." sign
ed, Doris Munson.
Leonard English BOrglin
Dept. ID, LIST Shift
Mile Dippman was passing
out candy in the vicinity of the
No. 2 Packing Machine where
she works to commemorate one
more happy birthday. l under
stand, she received some very
nice gifts from her fellow work
ers on January 30th.
Another young lady cele-
brated January 31st as her
/. birthday. : Martha Stahl and
she also passed out candy to
her friends. Congratulations
to both of you. ,...
Peg Altwies wishes to thank
the blood donors who donated
for her mother in Detroit. They
gave the blood at st. Vincent's
Hospital and r it was taken to
Detroit by Walter Madrzykow-
ski, international Representa-
tive. Pegs sister sent a letter of
thanks also.
William Eckert was host to a
very elegant party held in his
behalf on Feb. 1st. although his
birthday was not until the fol-
lowing day, Feb. End.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-09
Compiled By RALPH YOUNG,
Unit Secretary
Union Office, RHY

Union Office RHY '
Nominations held Executive Committee last
Unit Meeting and the beginning fly have been
informed that the Communists wondering what
to do glad THEY DON'T KNOW what intend to do be-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
March OF Dimes
Proceeds OF 81
Reported Today

Net proceeds from the 1851
March Of Dimes campaign in the
communities of Madison County
were reported today by Mrs. c.
O. Thompson, County Chairman.
Plain City S1027.22; Mt. Ster-
ling, $500 Union, Paint and
Oak Run Township and Prison
Farm S529. Is: Monroe Township
S371s7. Sedalia, $3.50. go; Deer
creek Township. S254.74; Pike
Township, $4,000; Somerford
Township. S169. Sc: Canaan Town
ship, S105. "A, West Jefferson,
S1O2.s1: Fairfield Township,
S101O0. Gillivan Community,
S9701: Madison Rural School,
S95.03; B-Centralized School,
S30.52; South Solon, S26,5T; Lon
don, including Moose Lodge, Tri-
angle Club, State Theatre and
Schools S1277.79. County expense
S36.21.
Fifty percent is sent to National
Foundation fof research and
epidemic aid and fifty per cent
remains in CountY Chapter for
disqualification and residual aid
for local polio patients.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15

dent of the kudner Agency" to preserve the
American business pattern" Mebhe, so, Mr.. Ellis,
but most of the small town sheets know have
hard time preserving themselves.
THE FOLLOWING WAS WRITTEN by Samuel
Grafton, noted columnist, and you advised to
read same 1t goes like this True interna-
uonalism means that we have to be willing to get
along with other countries, but to Of in
ternationalists- especially to those who have
made the conversion in one jump from isolation-it
means that they reluctantly willing to have
their own way.
We all of us know the type of politician who
goes very left mile a minute, in order to avoid
travelling safe and possible two inches Most of
us working neWSpaperrnen have met the kind of
mayor who bats down request for new play
ground back of the gashouse, by proposing that
a committee of so shall spend seven years study
ing the locations of at least Al Fairgrounds.
He is so progressive that nothing less will satisfy
him. He sneers at timid souls who want just one
lousy playground.
He thinks the issue ought to be broadened out.
He invariably broadens it out until he loses it,
which is perhaps what he wanted in the first place
It Is this lads cousin who is today weeping
into his beer over our miserable little conferences
OF just three or four countries. And the biggest
countries at that. What he asks you what about
all the Ill countries You going to leave all the
Ill countries out?
What we need is more harmony around here.
he says, and less of this darn getting along with
Britain and Russia"
SUGGESTED SLOGAN FOR THE INTERNAL
REVENUE DEPARTMENT.: mo should keep
too much to himself"
HEYWooD SNUGG, the last Of the red hot papas,
says that most people willing to suffer in sill
long everyone knows they're doing it,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15

THANKS TO bud" NELSON of the WESTERN
STAR (Lebanon) for inviting to the nice party
last Saturday evening. Bud is publicity director
for Lebanon Raceway and through his kindness
we nightly enjoyed ourselves. incidentally, Leb-
anon Raceway should really have the crowds at
this spring meeting. At least full house re-
corded opening day.
LOOKS LIKE WASHINGTON DC. will again
dip into your bocketbook Especially If you like
sweets. Plan is to tax candy pop and ice-cream
penny. If this happens the stores will have to
change their signs from SC candy-6c TO DC
candy-7c!
THE NATIONAL BOARD of Fire Underwriters
states in a recent publication that the replacement
cost of homes has doubled in 10 years. For instance
house that cost $4,000 in 1910 would cost
$3.50 to replace. People with "co-insurance" bet
ter watch their step, it would seem.
THOMAS JEFFERSON SAID IT ALL when he
made this statement II place economy among
the first and most important virtues, and public
debt the greatest of dangers to be feared. If
labors of the people under the pretense of caring
for them, they will be happy" CH.S.T. please
nOte)
IF THIS HASN'T BEEN INVENTED Al
READY, how about umbrella for the ladies
and rancoat could be placed inside? Seems like
someone should have thought of this before now.
THE ONLY TWO THINGS know of which are
worth the money are auto tires and electric mo-
tors. Each is practically unbeatable as a bargain
matter what the price may be- Where else can
you get so much for SO little?
"sMALL TOWN NEWSPAPERS are in an
enviabe position, according to J.H.S. Ellis, presi-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
Jackson Funeral
AT Local Church

Funeral services for Helen
May jackson, 43, East Center St,
who died Friday of complica-
ton of diseases in University
Hospital. after long illness, were
at First Baptist Church, Monday.
Interment in Lafayette Cemetery.
Surviving are three sons, Gill
bert. Jr., Charles and Pearl. all
at home: her father. Pearl Will
son. London; seven sisters. Mrs.
Arzella Cooper, Mrs. Viola Walk
er, Mrs. Madge jackson and Miss
Laura Wilson, all of London; Mrs.
Katherine Compton, Gahanna;
Mrs. Doris Duckett, Columbus;
Mrs. Nonnie-Bell Cooper, In
diana: four brothers. Rev. Rob-
ert Wilson. Leonard. Clifford and
Elden. all of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
Mt. Sterling Boys
Sent To Bureau

Judge Harvey Edwards, Tues
day, committed to the Columbus
Bureau of Juvenile Research two
Mt Sterling youths, Fred Everetts
II and Robert Connell 13, ac-
cused of taking approximately
$500 cash from the Tanner-Hill
drug store at Mt. Sterling, ac-
cording to authorities.
A hearing scheduled Tuesday
before Judge Edwards for Char
les and James Dillon, Irwin, Ohio,
for allegedly taking a tractor
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
Draft Call In
June Three

COLUMBUS, O., -Pp- State
Seiective Service headquarters
today issued June draft call for
LASS men.
Col. c. w. Goble, Selective Ser
vice director, said il was the low
est figure since the outbreak of
the Korean war.
The call for June 19 includes
three from Madison county. Birth
day must be prior to March l.,
1881 unless a volunteers
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
MAXIMUM PRICES ON LIVE Cattle

The early this week of controls live ese
effective May 20 poses immediate adjustments for
cattle producers and feeders and many neceafe changes
diet the part Of the longer term.
The announced controls live cattle which to be-
effective May TO- provide for mamu prices equal to
those which prevailed in fh period December 9 $50 TO Jan
uay IS 1851 The which sIsuchefe permitted to
pay vary with grade and Slaughter yield obtained To illustrate
the sxmum prices which saushteres may pay the
Chicago duns the period May 20 TO July ~ the three
major grades indicated to be follows
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
Quinn Coach At
Mt. Sterling Hi

Ronald A. Quinn, member of
the Washington c. III. coaching
staff for the last three years, has
accepted a position as athletic
coach of the Mt. Sterling schools,
Stephen c. Lewis, superintendent
of Mt. Sterling has announced.
He succeeds Dick Beltz, Mt. Ster-
ling coach for the last two years,
who resigned to accept a coaching
position in the Hillsboro school.
Quinn is a native of Bloomfield,
Iowa. He is a graduate of Miami
University, Oxford, receiving his
bachelor of science in education
i'm 1947. He has been taking
graduate work at Drake Univer-
sity, Des Moines, Iowa, the last
three summers. He is a World
War II veteran, serving with the
United States Marine Corps. He
had his initial officers training at
Miami University; completed this
at Paris Island, South Carolina:
was assigned to teach at the
school at Camp Lejeune, N. c.,
and later was assigned to Marine
recreation department at LeJeune
for special services. After his dis
charge in 1916 he entered Miami
University to complete his un-
dergraduate schooling.
In commenting on his new po-
sition. he stated. that he was
happy over the outlook at Mt.
Sterling, in spite of the loss by
graduation of most of the athletes
that gave the school an outstand-
ing football and basketball re-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
Ladder On Trailer
Figures In Crash

John Loveless, South Vienna
Route i, was fined SIS and costs
in Mayor f. p. Speasmaker's IS
court, Saturday after ladder
protruding out the back of a
trailer on his car was struck by
the car of Jesse a. Upton, 9115
Y. Dixie Dr., DAYTON, on Route
40.
The accident was investigated
by Highway Patrolman Monas
and Deputy Sheriff Bob Allison.
Loveless, according to officers,
was charged with failure to have
the ladder properly marked for
transportation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15

cerd in seasons just past.
Members of the Mt Sterling
board, he said, told him they
were not so much interested in
winning the games as they were
in character-building for the
school youth.
Coach Beltz on May 20 will as
sumo his duties as recreation di-
rector during the summer months
for the Highland County COM
munity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL 1T.
I'M ONE HOUR.

IF NOT PLEASED, your lOc back
from any druggist T-4-L is spe-
cially made for HIGH CONCEN-
TRATION. Undiluted alcohol base
gives great PENETRATING pow
or Kills IMBEDDED germs on
contact. NOW al
STRlNE's DRUG STORE
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15

That's the way for a wor k
ing man to live. You've become
the poor mans rich man in Russia.
Too bad you can't be with us
here in Korea. We're having a
parade also. But it's a noisy par
ade, and just means more work
for US.
That's enough to make a guy
see Red, and boy are we seeing
Red /? Nothing but Red Red
Chinese. They organized this May
Day parade. and its one big
bloody mess.
It's in your honor, Joe, and in
the villages north Of us your
propaganda agents are busy again
pasting up your picture on every
house door. The liberated Koreans
arc cheering for you at gun
point.
This parade is the third one
your boys have organized to throw
us out of Korea. It's the bloodiest
one so far, but much as we hate
to mess up your party we don't
think the parade is going TO get
all the way down to Pusan.
Wen give you one thing. Joe.
Your parades are hard TO break
up. But your poor Chinese march
erS don't have much choice. TheV
have our guns in front of them
and your guns behind them
to keep them from turning and
running home.
Being Reds is no fun for those
poor peasants. Red is the color of
life, Joe, but for them Red is also
the color of death. We kill so
many Of them that sometimes we
have to pull back because our
guns are too hot to fire anymore.
At your age, Joe. you should
be ashamed of playing with pup
pets. Live puppets at that. Why
don't you call off your little pup
pet show, and play at a big game
called peace?
The funny thing about your
May Day parade is that the work
ing man in Korea don't like it.
They don't want it. And most
of them aren't staying to watch
your festival. They're leaving
their homes to fall back with us.
Why? Because they don't believe
In either your parades or your
promises. They don't think you
remember what 1t is to be an
honest working man.
Korea is a lovely land right
now. Joe. The wild flowers are
coming out in the hills. the rice
plants are greening in the wet
paddles. But your big Red parade
is running the land.
Why don't you call il off. Joe ?
Why don't you give the real
working men of the world break
instead of just another empty
promise?
You're getting up in years, old
man. You don't have much time
left. Soon you're going to have to
start final solitary parade of
your own to the God you don't
believe in.
You don't want to start that
last march alone with your hands
still wet with the Red life shed
by working men you alwayss said
YOU wanted to help. do you?
See you at parade rest, Joe. Ii
won't be much longer.
G. l. Joe of the Third Squad.
Korea
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15

the Plain City electric light plant.
Three bids were received BY the
board and a bid for $4,000 was
accepted from Fairbanks Morse
60. Council viii advertise for
oids for the sale of bonds and
some currently outstanding bonds
now being held will be forfeited
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15

from Harold Houck, Route 38
north of Plumwood, was delayed
until next week. A formal COM
plaint against the youths was not
filed in time for the hearing ac-
cording to Judge Edwards. They
are held in Juvenile Detention
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
GI Joe In Korea Writes
To The KremIin Joe
RY Hal RoYIe

By Hal BoyIc
New York -LPl-An open letter
to Joseph Stain, care of the
Krenlin, Moscow:
Dear Mr.. Stain:
AS one Joe to another, ! am
just writing to wish you happy
May Day. This is supposed to be
an international holiday for the
working man. and us fellows in
the third squad kind of wonder
how you are celebrating it.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED
FOR RURAL CARRIER

The United States Civil Ser
vice Commission has announced
an examination to fill the position
OF rural carrier at South solon.
Ohio. The examination will be
held al London. Receipt of anI i
cations will close May II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
APPROVE cENERAToR
AT PLAIN CITY

Plain City Village Council has
approved the recommendation of
the Board Of Public Affairs to
make possible the purchase OF a
new 670-kilowatf generator for
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-15
Today In
Washington
BY The Associated Press
Senate

BY The Associated Press
Senate
Continues debate on bill to make
available 100000 tons of grain
to India I'll A.M).
Armed Services and Foreign
Relations committees hear Omar
n. Bradley, chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff. on far eastern
policy and the firing of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur 20 AM.
Banking and currency coms
mittee continues hearings on re-
vision and extension of the De
Tense Production Act $3.50 AM.
House
Resumes consideration of Agri-
culture Appropriation Bill I'll
AMI.
Banking Committee hears Sec
retary of Commerce Sawyer on
price controls (9 AM.
Ways and Means Committee
continues drafting of new tax
hill 10 AMI