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FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1944 Feb DOC#: ABX256 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Abex In-House Publication - "Brake Shoe News" ' a " 1* * Brake Shoe Boiden lYetc York Office 1943-44 C m the ,Vtw York ofic m n 'i and bowling teams, Quite * gang. isn't ft? Although they think bowling la food fun and ex* rots, there's quite a bit of rivalry among them. Ed Salter, the chap In the back raw, extreme right. is the oldest member of the nun's team and holds the highest fam e --2 . HU a v e n g e Is 112. He has Ms own pet bowling ball which WJ opponents Insist Is loaded. Oar< nee Austin comes next high, with 222 and an average of 162. Tom Talbot, Joe Prus and George H art deserve honorable mention. They can heave some mighty strikes, too. The highest score In the wo men's team belongs to Eleanor D'Avaiuo. She holds 17? with an avermfe of 12S.T. UUian Cehlert la runner up with ITS and an aver age of 15TJ. The two firis are close rivals. Bottom raw: George H art. Doug T aylor. Clarence (Duke) Austin. Georg Price, and Jim Cariough. Second row: Hurl el Cower. Evelyn Caspar. C atherine. Werth. Stella G aiislla. Marion Hertle, Evelyn Provenee. Dorothy English. H ina Provence. Edith Do Greet. Fern Daw*. Elisabeth Avery. Janie Peterson. M argaret Pfeiffer, MabI H avas. Loretta fo rk s. Ruth Hebrtng. Third Row: Lillian Oeh- Isrt, Helen MtcDormeU. CharUa Boner, Joyce Hagan. Therese Xac- sorawtki. Dorothy PtU rsw u Mary Murphy, Flora Glarletta. Mary Fnudcnrelch. Jane Llndamann. Ana Regan. Marjorie Q'Caliaghan. Mary B e rtrtt, Alice B o n n e , tail tcGregor. Eleanor D'Avanxa* Jean fom oaer. Grace Ford. Mae Yates. Back Row: R. P, (DudI Parker, Tom Talbot. Bob Thomas. George Cray, Jim Shepard. Ken Faw cett Fred Hunter, Fred Howes, Bob Frieker. John Fannon. Ed Kegel John LeBar, Joe Prua, George An- iroblui, Ed Clohesay. Ai Canteen! and Ed Salter. Ed Sm ith of BSAC Sales complains th a t he didn't get Into the picture. It's all rig h t Ed. we know you're a good bowir. And prettier, too! % W hero s the Ste a k. G orgie? :H z a ?.x :%s S H O S K S W S U look* at though George WUtnusn, construction foreman of tht Brake Shoe it Callings Division wilt have to use hit charcoal gritl exclusively for hot dogs for the duration. Even kit daughter, Mrs* Ethel Helms who is also employed of BSJkC Mahtiah at checker for the Standards Dept,, appears disconsolate. Fred Hunter of the Arts )'ort office irfco tool' the photo tells us that Mr. ITittman designed end constructed this attractive grill himself from discarded ales. It u the most colorful installation we have seen to date of thb type grill. Meet -fjetmlin . . . Dr. Ueyd E. Kamila. medical director of American Brake Shoe Company lice 1941. Juu hii oflees in th* Hrdicei D ept i t 7501 Blue (stand Avenu. Chicago. HU Job Is looking out for the ht&llh of Brake Shoe employees. B o m In Ripley. Ontario, In 1994. Dr. Hsmlvn attended the Unlvrf*U)r of Toronto where hr received hU 2JLD, degree, He did hU interning it th Henry Ford Hospital In Detroit, Mich. Before going to the university, he served in World War 1 with the Royal Canadian Horae Artillery ood w u wounded end gassed near St. Quentin In 1915. HU mcdlesl txpcrisnci lu i been wide and varied. From 1925 lo 1929 he was surgson for the Ford Motor Co. a t Iron Mountain. Mich* and le a there to become surgeon in charge at the Penn Mining Company H oapiul to Nonray, Mich. He remained there until 1941 when he came with Brake Shoe. He U a member of eevtral medical soclollu. and has been a Fellow of th American College of Surgeons sines 1951. Besides being an excellent speaker and organiser In general. Dr. Hamlin U noted as a a accomplished w riter In the medical world. Several of Ms articles hav appeared in medical Journals In the last tin y e a n . A t the end of a day's work, he like best to spend an evening a t home with a good radio program (preferably Fibber McGee and Molly |. or a book, acme conversation and his pip. Twice m arried he has three children. Pete, aged 26, and Andy, Just U , h a st left home temporarily to go off with Uncle Sato. With one boy In the Navy and the other la tbs Marine Corps Reserve, only Uttit Bobby U left. Bobby U six months old and keeps Ms mother very bosy. Besides wood earring and photography. Dr. Hamlin likes movies, baseball, prise fighting snd hockey. Swing and boogie* woogle are Ms pet peeves. and he prefers music from the gay nlneUea. especially bagpipe music. Other lik u a r t bright neck ties, books on travel and biography, golf, riding. Mortimer Snort. Greer Garaon and Ronald Colman. He recently took up Victory Gardening and raised record 1st e o n cobs--about Lbe size of a man's thumb. To a m Dr. Hamlin. **y h i. l u o d i i i i . U 10 hv. filth In . him. H . ip c ik i with i calm not. of authority which li b u r i an koowltdf and .*parltnc h in t won. Patltnt. jo lt ipolun u i In e r t . Ik h u `on many fri.nda In th* Brmkt Sho. organization. .4 carload of castings weighing U7.E04 pounds is ready for ship ment to a copper mining customer from Amseo Denver. The castings include dipper fronts, track pads, clipper teeth end gristly caps* The young man perched on the ear jj Hoait Tolie, shipping clerk. \ .1-- W*ft. **! *e# "5 juin," a K W (ur, belongi 10 the fitti e/ the larteit tagt t ttr butti in (Ail country. t\BM urnithed the bronset and Btahebloh the phenolic bearings, or 20 of there boat*. They are sea-going and capable of iotcing the largest ship, - Bill and Pieces Fit Nazi Puzzle Th A ll* h u whteopread apy ayateni Ith i ( m l i who *oon n l m t t on alftlnff haadm di of'blt* o< Information. appantotly unrcUlcd. and p u tllo f Ih . ptevet loprlhrr Into a p a u .rn wblch .nahte* t b r a ta .a b o ta p a plant. 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