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THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS AND ASBESTOS WORKERS AFFILIATED WITH THE AFL-CIO. BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES DEPARTMENT AND METAL TRADES DEPARTMENT C. W. SICKLES, Editor ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO EDITOR THE ASBESTOS WORKER ROOM 50S, MACHINISTS BLDG., 1300 CONNECTICUT AVE., N. W. WASHINGTON. D. C. 20036 TO INSURE PUBLICATION. COPY SHOULD BE AT THE OFFICE NOT LATER THAN THE ISTH DAY OF JANU. ARY. APRIL. JULY, OCTOBER VOL XVI AUGUST IS64 NO. t --i * FROM THE GENERAL PRESIDENT........ I U.S.S. SAMUEL GOMPERS TAKES SHAPE IN BREMERTON, WASHINGTON .... 2 DAVIS-BACON REVISIONS SIGNED IN. TO LAW ............................................... 8 , FOUR HUNDRED ATTEND CRAFTS-3 MANSHIP AWARDS DINNER.............. V ; LOCAL WAGE RATES .......................... II i BUSINESS REPORT ................................... 13 )j LOCAL 5 HOLDS APPRENTICESHIP COMPLETION CEREMONY ............. 16 \ IN MEMORIAM ....... 18 ft CORRESPONDENCE ............................... 19 MINUTES OF CONFERENCE MEETINGS 20 Your Cover Story _Our feature story this month is dedicated to the hundreds of workers who are presently construct ing the new Navy destroyer tender, the U.S.S. Samuel Gompers. Named in honor of the man who played such' an invaluable part in preparing the foundation of the American labor movement, the vessel is due for completion in early 1966. Pictured on the cover is an artists' conception of the ship. On July 9. officials of government, the Navy, and labor--including our President C. TV. Sickles--gathered at the Puget Sound Nav al Ship yard to see AFL-CIO President George Meany stamp his initials into the steel plate of the keel and then watched as the great structure was low ered into place. Shown witnessing the keel-laying are (from left) President Hunter P. Wharton, Operating Engineers; President Russell M. Steph ens, Technical Engineers; President Russell K. Berg, Boiler Makers; President B. A. Gritta. Metal Trades Department (AFL-CIO); President James A. Suffridge. Retail Clerks; Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz; AFL-CIO President George Meany; Senator Henry M. Jackson: General Presi dent C. W. Sickles; and President Peter T. Schoemann. United Association of Plumbers and Pipe Fitters. In his address. President Meany acknowledged the great and lasting efforts of Samuel Gompers, who worked from his youth until his death in 1924 to see that the rights of laborers both in our coun try and throughout the world were secured for them. He strived not only for lasting world peace but for the benefits which are in evidence in American labor today--fair wages, reasonable working hours, and acceptable on-the-job condi tions. His memory lives on in the hearts of work ers everywhere, and it will be further perpetuated in the vessel that will sail the seas bearing his name. Published Quarterly At Beaduuaners, 605 Machtnuu Building. Wasbioston, D, C. ZOOM, by the International Aaeociaiioo of Bast and Froat Insulator* and Aabeatca Worker*. Second class poctar* paid at Washington, D. C. Printed in U.S.A. POBTMA8TEM ATTENTION: Chans* of address card* os Pens M76P ahooJd b* acat to T* Asserto Wqmlck. SOI Machinists BoUdins. 1600 Connecticut Avenue. N W . tVaahinv. ton, O, C. ZOOM. MIIKLt mil INC . If UNION toA DC AAC* President To All Members of our International Association Dear Sir and Brother: Since it was first celebrated. Labor Day has been set aside to honor the skill and industry of the American workingman. But, with the growth of automobile traffic. Labor Day holidays in recent years have been marred by reckless and needless death, injury and damage on our streets and highways. According to the National Safety Council, off-the-job accidents, alone, take more than twice as many lives--every year--as on-the-job accidents. We must all recognize that safety is a way of life, both on and off the job. Organized labor has always encouraged and worked for safety. During this Labor Day weekend, we ask every union member as well as everyone else to drive with caution, courtesy, and common sense. Great records have been achieved for safety on the job. Let's take those safe working habits out onto the highway, too. It pays. Fraternally yours, C. W. Sickles General President In Honor of Labor"s First President U.S.S. Samuel Gompers Takes Shape in Bremerton, Washington HE first new destroyer tender to be built in the United States since 1945 is now uQjier construction in the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton. Washington. At cere monies held on July 9, 1964, Gen eral President Carl W. Sickles joined other labor officials in wit nessing the laying of the keel of the great vessel, which has been officially named the U.S.S. Samuel Gompers. With the sun shining brightly on the snow-topped Rocky Mountains in the background. AFL-CIO Presi dent George Meany, accompanied by Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz and President Paul Warner of the Bremerton Metal Trades Council, stamped his initials into the steel plate of the keel. Looking on were a number of political. Naval and labor officials, as well as some 600 shipyard workers. Senator Henry M. Jackson (Oam., Washington) was on hand at the keel* laying ceremony to expressJtis pride in the new USS. Samuel Gompers, under construction in his home state. 2 THE AStEJTOS WOtDCB A b ly on itains 5resiinied Hard irner ades into king ical, II as d In his address.preceding the ac tual keel-laying, 'President Meafay said: ": `We in the AFL-CIO are deeply proud that this ship will bear the name of the first leaded and to a very great extent, the creator, of the modern American labor move ment. "Samuel Gompers was. a man of peace; but he never lost sight of the fact that the preservation of peace --and the security of American freedom--could only be assured by America's strength. "This knowledge is a part of his heritage to those who have fol lowed him in the American labor movement." The- labor leader continued by warning the assembled audience that we live today in a "much more perilous world" where peace has become more important than even Samuel Gompers could have real ized. But he also reminded that peace remains basically dependent on America's strength in every area --social, economic, and military. "During the next two years." Mr. Meany said, "a ship will rise on this keel, and will become an integral part of this country's defense estab lishment. . . . "But let us also hope that during those same two years, the strength of the nation will be building up in other ways." Examples of this in creasing strength will be seen in the terms of the new civil rights bill, which hopefully will become "a part of the fabric of American life;" in the successful war on poverty, with its unemployment and low wages; and with the elimination of barriers against educational opportunity. The naming of the ship in honor of Mr. Gompers is fitting in that he was a man dedicated "to the cause of social and economic justice." During his years as founder and leader of the trade union movement, he fought diligently for the high standards which prevail today-- better wages, shorter working hours, improved job conditions. And his fight did not stop there, for he also advanced the causes which would benefit all Americans and strived unceasingly toward the eventual creation of a "true spirit of brother hood among men of alTnations," a goal which remains to be realized. AUGUST 1*64 AFL-CIO President George Meany delivered the mein address at the ceremony. He proclaimed Gompers "a man who believed in and worked for peace" but who "knew its best guarantee is the power of self-protection." Two workers of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard greeted President Meany and Assistant Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds during the proceedings of the keeUaying ceremony. These man will continue to wont on the U. S. S. Sam**/ Gompers until its comple tion in 1966. t 3 Concluding, President Meany noted that, in reality, the new destroyer tender will be a ship of war in the great tradition of the U.S. Navy, where ships have "symbolized American good will and friend* ship. . . . "Thus the VSS. Samuel Gompers, like the man for whom it is named, will symbolize both the nation's de termination to safeguard human liberty and its dedication to the cause of human brotherhood." Preceding President Meany's ad dress. Rear Admiral Floyd B. Schultz, Commander of the Puget Sound Shipyard, introduced Rear Admiral W. A. Brockett, Chief of the Bureau of Ships, Lieutenant Governor John A. Cherberg, and Senator Henry M. Jackson, all of whom made short statements con cerning the occasion. Following Mr. Meany, the Hon orable Victor M. Longstreet, As sistant Secretary of the Navy, pre sented Honorable W. Willard Wirtz, Secretary of Labor, who conveyed his own and the message of Presi dent Lyndon B. Johnson. The See 4 V ms assestos woent T 5^* -* V retary referred to* My. .Sompers at the "principal architect of tfre'freo labor movement in America--PresU dent of the AFL for 37 years--co worker with Woodrow Wilson for peace at Versailles--champion for over half a century of the simple ideal that it is only people that matter." He concluded by delivering the first entry on the new vessel's log, the message from the President of the United States. Mr. Johnson proclaimed that the ship will bear a proud name and that she will "take to the oceans of the world the re minder that progress is possible only when each free man respects the dignity and the rights of others." The destroyer tender, scheduled for launching in early 1966, has Several workers of Hie Naval Shipyard proceed past fhe massive U.S.S. Samuel Gompert keel before the ceremony. The keel was lowered into place et the conclusion of the proceedings. been designed by the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard to be capable of providing supplies, repairs, and sup port facilities for all types of de stroyers. including support of mis six .50 caliber machine guns for new tender to be built in 20 years, sile systems and anti-submarine limited self defense will be mounted reflects the overwhelming advance weapons and equipment, advanced on the ship. She will carry a crew ments that have been made in the communications and electronics sys of 135 officers and 1668 enlisted modem missile-firing destroyers. tems, and nuclear propulsion plants. men. * She will have one crew to operate Upon completion, the Compers Destroyer tenders have long been her and one which will perform re will have a full-load displacement an integral part of the great defense pair, supply and medical functions of 20,500 tons, a length of 644 feet, systems of this nation's Navy. The for as many as six guided missile and a beam of 85 feet. She will tenders have been called "floating destroyers along side at one time. travel at speeds in excess of 18 miniature navy yards," since de Her specialty shops will number 52 knots and will be powered by en stroyers depend upon them for for repairs in metal, wood, hulls, gines producing 20,000 shaft horse maintenance, repair, and supplies machinery, canvas, and other areas * power. after they leave the ground ship of ship maintenance. Cranes will be S One five-inch .38 caliber gun and yard. The Compers, being the first capable of lifting 30 tons; she will Draped with colored bunting and bearing the portrait of Scmual Sompers, the keel hung suspended before it was put in place following the ceremony. 4 *4 A -. v have divers on call; indtw distifling plants on board wflTfurnish up to 100,000 gallons of fresh water' each day. And finally, she will be a "home" for personnel, for med ical and dental facilities, for mail, educational, and religious guidance. In addition to those officials previously mentioned, the following government and labor representa tives were in attendance at the keel laying ceremony: Assistant Secre tary of Labor James J. Reynolds. Deputy Assistant Secretary of De fense Stephen N. Schulman, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor John W. Leslie, General President of the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry Peter T. Schoemann, President of the Amer ican Federation of Technical Engi neers Russel M. Stephens, President of the Retail Clerks International Association James A. Suffridge. President of the International Union of Operating Engineers Hunter P. Wharton, President of the Washing ton State Labor Council Joseph Davis, and Chief of Navy Industrial Relations Rear Admiral R. L. Moore, Jr. *(* /+'' t From left, San* Tennyson, Liber Secretary Wirtt, President M**ny, and Paul S. Warner watch intently th* lowering procedure. Th* Gompers will be 644 feet long end will be manned by 135 officers end 1,668 enlisted personnel. Davis-Bacon Reyisfons Signed into Law at White House Mambart of Congress and labor leaders pictured at the White House during the signing of Bill H. R. 6041 (an Act to amend the prevailing wage section of the Davit-Bacon Act). Along-awaited improvement to Labor Department's predetermina the original Davis-Bacon Act of tions. It will apply to Federally- 1931 was signed into law on Jufliynanced construction projects, but 2 by President Lyndon B. Johnson. not to building which is strictly in General President Carl W. Sickles trastate. was among those invited guests who Senators Hubert H. Humphrey witnessed the signing at the White (Dem., Minn.) and Thomas A. House, and he received a pen used Kuchel (Rep., Calif.) led the push by the President in affixing his sig for Senate adoptfon. The amend nature. ments had previously passed the The revisions, a feature of mod House last January by a 357-50 ernization which has taken top vote, backed by Representative priority in the legislative recom James Roosevelt (Dem., Calif.). mendations of the Building and The favorable Senate voice vote Construction Trades Department, came shortly after passage of the will substantially strengthen the bill civil rights bill. of 30 years ago. The new law calls AFL-CIO President George for such items as health, welfare Meany had written a strong per and pension provisions in collective sonal plea to the Senate before bargaining agreements to be consid passage, asking for favorable action ered in computing wages in the by that body to destroy the injustice of the former Act, saying that the employer who does not pay fringe benefits has an obvious and unfair advantage in bidding on Federal construction jobs. Following passage, Building and Construction Trades Department President C. J. Haggerty praised the action, saying that the new bill rep resents a great victory for the build ing trades. "The new amendments," he said, "are entirely in keeping with the spirit and purpose of the original Davis-Bacon Act." Section 4 of the new bill pro vides that amendments take effect 90 days following enactment. This does not apply to contracts which are already in existence or to those made pursuant to bids outstanding. t . THI AUUTOS WOtJCB r. < fcS`*'V*L Four Hundl^r Atfeiid Eightli Annual Craftsmanship Awards Dinner of Washington Building Congress in July r MORE than 400 people attended the eighth annual Craftsman ship Awards dinner of the Washing ton Building Congress at the May flower Hotel on July 13, 1964. Twenty individual tradesmen and one team composed of three men received certificates of exceptional craftsmanship for outstanding work on buildings in thfe metropolitan Washington area. President Sickles, Secretary- Treasurer Hutchinson and Vice President Haas, together with Local No. 24, Washington, D. C., Presi dent Sonnefeld and Business Agent Hoyle attended this dinner at which two Local No. 24 members, Broth ers Charles P. Hawk and Roland E. Thomas, Jr., received awards for exceptional craftsmanship. William R. Lockhart, President of the Washington Building Con gress, presided at the dinner. Roger E. Allard, Chairman of the Crafts manship Awards Committee, read the citations as each winner was Charles P. Hawk (center) receives his award from J. C. Turner. The citation was reed by Roger Allard (in background), as Mr. Arthur M. Gibbons, of Welter E. Campbell Company, looks on. escorted to the platform by his em ployer to receive his award. J. C. Turner, President of the Greater Washington Central Labor Council, presented the certificates and gold lapel pins at the dinner. Karel Yasko, Assistant Commissioner for Design and Construction, General Services Administration, was the speaker. Awards are given to men who have displayed unusual interest, in genuity and skDt m working out commendable solutions left to their discretion, in ficSS and shop and/or executed work requiring exceptional skill. - The Washington Building Con gress believes that recognition of fine craftsmanship is a very real service to the entire local construc tion industry. Public recognition of superior craftsmanship is deeply satisfying to a mechanic doing out standing work at the regular pay rate. The encouragement of fine workmanship improves labor-man agement and public relations and benefits everyone in the industry. J. C. Turner, President of the Greeter Washington Central Labor Council K congratulates Roland E. Thomas, Jr., on his superior craftsmanship, as y L Thomas, of General Insulation Company, looks on. AUGUST INS Part ot th# outstanding piping project in th# Papeo Generating Station "E" at Chalk Point, Maryland, in sulated with .016 aluminum material by Brother Charles P. Hawk. Awards were given tor outstanding skill and in genuity in each man's field. A portion ot the pipa, duet and equipment .insulation installed by Brother Roland E. Thomas at the Georgetown University Research Center. The citation to Mr. Thomas reads, "For a degree ot espertness and finesse seldom seen on an asbestos installation." Citations from Committee on Political Education TT ONOR award signed by President Meany and Secretary-Treasurer Schnitzier has been issued to one of our Local Unions for raising individual contributions to COPE totak ing the equivalent of one dollar per member. Local No. 11, Baltimore, Md. is the local so honored. How many more of our locals can and will do the same this year and be so recorded in our next Journal issue? 10 THl ASUSTOS worn* * * Local Wage Rates Thtsa rafts are published as reported to the General Office and are subject to change. Contact Local Union Business Agent for verification and. any fuathefunformation desired. * The rates listed for each Local Union include wages, welfare, pension, vacation and any and all other fringe benefits, exclusive of board and transportation and paid holidays. 1*9/ cnr H*vr Local CHr * No. 1, St. Louis, Mo...................................... $5.00 Effective 10/11(64.................... 5.20 Effective 10/11/65.................... 5.40 No. 2, Pittsburgh, Pa. ............................... Effective 2/1/65........................ Effective 8/1/65........................ Effective 2/1/66 ........................ Effective 8/1/66........................ Effective 2/1/67........................ 5.24 5.34 5.44 5.56*6 5.69 5.81*6 No. 3, Cleveland, Ohio ............................. Effective 11/1/64...................... Effective 5/1/65 ........................ Effective 5/1/66........................ 4.81 4.86 5.16 5.51 No. 4, Buffalo, N. Y................................... r 4.70 Effective 1/1/65........................ 4.80 Effective 6/1/65........................ 5.00 No. 5, Los Angeles, Calif.......................... 5.96 Effective 8/1/65........................ 6.26 No. 6, Boston, Mass.................................... 5.06 No. 7, Seattle, Wash.................................... 5.13 Effective 8/1/65........................ 5.33 No. 8, Cincinnati, Ohio............................. 4.60 No. 9, Norfolk, Va., Navy Yard.............. 3.14 No. .10, Little Rock. Ark............................ 4.25 Effective 1/1/65........................ 4.40 No. 11, Baltimore, Md................................. 4.70 Effective 4/1/65........................ 4.85 Effective 4/1/66........................ 5.00 No. 12, New York City, N. Y.................... Effective 1/1/65........................ Effective 7/1/65........................ No. 13, Jacksonville, Fla. ......................... 6.12 6.32 6.71 4.2116 Effective 1/1/65........................ 4.29 Effective 7/1/65 ........................ 437 Effective 1/1/66........................ 4.43 No. 14, Philadelphia, Pa............................ 4.90 No. 15, Wichita, Kans................................. 4.47*6 No. 16, San Francisco, Calif...................... Effective 2/1/65........................ Effective 8/1/65........................ Effective 2/1/66 ........................ 6.10 637 6.40 637 No. 17, Cttca*>, IB..................................... 5.09 No. 18, Indianapolis, Bid............................. 4.55 Effective 6/1/65........................ 4.70 Effective 1/1/66........................ 4.80 No. 19, Milwaukee and Madison, Wis. .. 4.73 Effective 12/1/64...................... 4.88 Effective 6/1/65 ........................ 533 No. 20, Long Beach, Calif., Navy Yard .. 3.45 No. 21, Dallas, Tex..................................... 4.4756 No. 22, Houston, Tex................................. 4.6756 No. 23, Harrisburg, Pa............................... 4.45 Effective 7/1/65......................... 4.62*6 No. 24, Washington, D. C............................$5.0256 Effective 7/1/65........................ 5.15 Effective 7/1/66 ........................ 530 No. 25, Detroit, Mich................................... 5.19 No. 26, Rochester, N. Y.............................. 4.64 Effective 5/65............................ No. 27, Kansas City, Mo............................ No. 28, Denver, Colo................................... No. 29, San Francisco, Calif., Shipyard ... 4.84 4.57 4.74 3.41 No. 30, Syracuse, N. Y. .......................... 4.75 Effective 7/1/65........................ 4.95 Effective 7/1/66........................ 5.15 No. 31, Providence, R. 1............................ 4.79 No. 32, Newark, N. J.................................. 5.37 No. 33, No. 34, ' Effective 1/1/65........................ Connecticut................................... Effective 5/1/65........................ Effective 5/1/66........................ Minneapolis, Minn......................... Effective 9/1/64........................ Effective 6/1/65........................ Effective 11/1/65...................... 5.63 4.80 4.90 5.20 4.62 4.66 4.81 4.87 No. 35, Youngstown, Ohio ...................... 4.7256 Effective 6/1/65 ........................ 4.87*6 No. 36, Portland, Oreg............................... 4.98 No. 37, Evansville, Ind............................... 4.35 Effective 10/1/64...................... 4.45 Effective 4/1/65........................ 4.65 Effective 4/1/66........................ 4.90 No. 38, Wilkes-Barre, Pa........ ................... 4.30 Effective 6/30/65 ..................... 4.50 Effective 7/1/66........................ 4.70 No. 39, Omaha, Nebr............................... 4.59 ' Effective 6/1/65........................ 4.75 Effective 6/1/66........................ 4.90 No. 40, Albany. N. Y................................. 4.66 No.41, Fort Wayne, Ind............................... 4.50 Effective 7/1/65........................ 4.65 Effective 1/1/66........................ 4.75 Effective 7/1/66........................ 4.90 No. 42, Wilmington, Del. ......................... 5.02 Effective 12/31/64 ................... 5.04*6 Effective 7/14/65...................... 5.19*6 Effective 7/14/66 ..................... 5.34*6 No. 43, Springfield, Mass............................. 4.69 No. 44, Columbus, Ohio........................... 4.3656 No. 45, Toledo, Ohio.................................. 4.67 No. 46, Knoxville, Tenn............................... 4.25 No. 47, Grand Rapids, Mich...................... 4.95 No. 48, Atlanta, Ga. .................................. 4.11 No. 49, Duluth, Minn................................ 4.4056 Effective 6/1/65 ........................ 430*6 No. 51, Louisville, Ky................................ 4.3756 Effective 11/1/64...................... 4.50 * Denotes incomplete title of locaL AUQUST IMS II A T 35^ lid City ^ Hour No. 52, Oak Ridge, Tfcnn. (Maintenance) $3.35 No. 53, New Orleans, La.....................- 4.40 Effective 6/10/65' 4,55 No. 54,Lawrenceburg.Ind. (Distillery) .. 3.38 Effective 10/1/64 ...................... 3.45 Effective 10/L/65...................... 3.54 No. 55, Mobile, Ala............................ 4.53 No. 56,Wood River, 111. (Refinery)........... 3.32 No. 57, Sioux City, Iowa....................... 4.22 No. 58, Montreal, Que., Can..................... 3.15 No. 60. Miami, Fla............................. No. 61, Charlotte, N. C......................... No. 62,Bremerton, Wash., Shipyard........... 4.40 3.70 3.30 No. 63, Springfield, Mo. ........................ 4.15 Effective 11/1/64...................... 4.25 No. 64, Tulsa, Okla...................................... No. 66, Amarillo, Tex.................................. No. 67, Tampa, Fla...................................... Effective 1/1/65........................ Effective 7/1/65 ........................ Effective 1/1/66........................ 4.42V4 4.46 4.38V4 4.45*6 4.53*6 4.61*6 No. 68, Charleston, S. C., Navy Yard----- No. 69, Salt Lake City, Utah................... Effective 10/1/64...................... 3.18 4.76 4.93 No. 70, Vallejo, Calif., Shipyard............... 3.41 No. 72, Greensboro, N. C........................... 3.70 No. 73, Phoenix, Ariz.................................. 5.22" Effective 8/1/65........................ 5.39 No. 74, Des Moines, Iowa......................... 4.60 No. 75, South Bend, Ind............................. 4.52V5 No. 76, Albuquerque, N. Mex.................... 4.46 No. 77, Charleston, S. C............................. 3.70 No. 78, Birmingham, Ala............................. 4.32VS No. 79, Dayton, Ohio ................................ Effective 2/1/65........................ Effective 8/1/65........................ Effective 2/1/66........................ 4.57 4.67 4.77 4.82 No. 80, Charleston, W. Va...................... 4.60 No. 81, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.................... 4.55 No. 82, Spokane, Wash......................... Effective 8/1/65........................ No. 83, Norfolk, Va................................... No. 84, Akron, Ohio.................................. No. 85;, Atlantic Gty, N. J........................... No. 86, Nashville,- Tenn............................... No. 87,'San Antonio, Tex........................... No. 88, Richmond, Va......................... No. 89, Trenton, N. J........................... No. 90, Memphis, Tenn. ....................... No. 91, White Plains, N. Y..................... Effective 7/1/65 ........................ Effective 7/1/66........................ No. 92, Columbia, S. C......................... Effective 1/1/65 ........................ Effective 7/1/65 ........................ Effective 1/1/66........................ No. 93,Philadelphia, Pa., Navy Yard_____ 5.04 5.24 3.97W 4.57V4 4.90 4.25 4.50 3.98 5.15 4.37V4 6.01 630 6.60 3.87W 3.92*6 3.97*6 4.05 3.26 No. 94, Oklahoma City, Okie. ................. 4.50 is loco! Cty No. 95, Toronto, Ont., Can......................... No. 96, Savannah, Ok. .............................. ^ Effective 1/1/65 .'...................... Effective 7/4/65........................ Effective 1/1/66........................ No. 97, Anchorage, Alaska........................ Effective 12/1/64...................... Effective12/1/65...................... No. 98, Boston Naval Shipyard.................. fclo. 99, Winnipeg, Man., Can..................... No. 100, Roanoke, Va.................................. No. 102, Freeport, Tex. (Maintenance) .. Effective 6/7/65........................ No. 104, New York Shipyard.................... 3.38 No. 105, Texas City, Tex. (Maintenance) 3.60 No. 107, Greenville, S. C............................. 3.70 No. 109, Los Alamos, N. Mex. (Maint.).. 4.07H Effective 7/1/65 ........................ 422*6 No. 110, Edmonton, Alta., Can.................. 2.75 No. Ill, Texas City, Tex. (Maintenance) 3.61 No. 112, Lake Charles, La........................... 4.45 Effective 7/1/65 ........................ 4.57*6 No. 113, Corpus Christi, Tex..................... 4.35 No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. } No. No. No. 114, Jackson, Miss............................... 4.25 Effective 1/1/65 ........................ 4.42*6 116, Halifax, N. S,, Can..................... 2.43 Effective 6/1/65........................ 2.56 118, Vancouver, B. C., Can............... Effective 10/1/64....................... Effective 4/1/65......................... Effective 10/1/65....................... Effective 4/1/66......................... Effective 4/1/67......................... Effective 4/1/68......................... 3.56 3.66 3.76 3.85 4.06 4.28 4.50 119, Regina, Sask., Can.............. 2.76 120, Richland, Wash. (Maintenance). 3.62*6 122, Arco, Idaho (Maintenance) ... 3.66 123, Worcester County, Mass..... 4.59 126, Calgary, Aha., Can.............. 2.80 127, Appleton, Wis....................... 4.05 129, Hopewell, Va. (Maintenance) .. 3.21 Effective 4/16/65............... 3.29 130, Baton Rouge, La. (Maintenance) 3.59 131, St. John, N. B., Can.................... 2.04 132, Honolulu, Hawaii...................... Effective 8/31/64...................... Effective 3/1/65........................ Effective 8/30/65 ..................... Effective 2/28/66 ...................... Effective 9/5/66........................ Effective 2/27/67 ...................... 133, Fargo, N. Dak............................ 134, Portsmouth, N. H. Shipyard__ 3.75 3.85 4.00 4.15 4.30 4.45 4.60 4.29 3.02 135; Las Vegas, Nev.................... 5.81 Effective 10/1/64...................... 6.26 Effective 10/1/65...................... 6.66 K THE AUESTOS WOtKEt r-**- m New Members 30088 L. D. Overton, Jr. . . 78 30145 Guiseppe Bruzzese .. 58 30089 Ancel S. Kugler -.. . 78 30146 Robert Gionet ......... 58 Loco/ No. 30090 Isaiah F. Glover .... 30091 TaftT. Marks........... 9 20 30147 Guy Lampron........... 30148 Maurice Le Blond .. 58 58 Gany L. Fox......... 135 30092 Dennis W. Fink .... 18 30149 John J. Guilfovle ... 91 William R. Davis . 48 30093 Charles Rice ........... 18 30150 Richard W. Johnson . 91 Judson B. Robinson 48 30094 Emory P. Holley ... 135 30151 Robert Cueto........... 73 Larry G. Briley ... 79 30095 R. M. Buttgereit ... 104 30152 William J. Farris ... 73 Philip R. Gribble .. 25 30096 Russell E. Walls .... 95 30153 Shirley R. Grimmett . 73 W. J. Matteson, III . 25 30097 Philip J. McNamara . 25 30154 Robert J. Pavne .... 73 James E. Stewart .. 24 30098 Donald M. Jones ... 83 30155 J. F. Cumberland, Jr. 24 Walter L. Jones ... 16 30099 John B. Butherus .. 36 30156 Arthur I. Anderson . 24 Clifford L. Crooks . 16 30100 Ronald E. Stone .... 36 30157 D. A. Burroughs .. . 24 Robert W. Mingram 16 30101 Richard L. Collins .. 16 30158 Allen R. Dent........... 24 Rodney C. Schmidt 16 30102 Kenneth M. Hooks .. 16 30159 Robert G. Jarboe . . 24 John T. Severson . 16 30103 Robert C. Keven ... 16 30160 Paul A. Miller......... 24 Patrick T. Woods . 16 30104 John J. Pollock .... 16 30161 Larry B. Murdza . .. 24 P. D. Epperson .. 21 30105 Thomas A. Hill . ... 22 30162 Douglas H. Powell .. 24 Charles Nicol .... 118 30106 Kenneth Andersen .. 118 30163 Robert H. Wallace .. 24 Albert Irwin......... 95 30107 Edward J^radin . .. 118 30164 Emesto Parra........... 60 Frederick T. Berry 95 30108 Adriaan J. Blok .... 69 30165 R. N. Piscitella......... 28 Ernest E. Fry .... 5 30109 Roger R. Jackson .. 69 30166 Stanley H. Noal .... 28 M. M. Conway ... 3 30110 Donald P. Turner ... 69 30167 Thomas P. O'Neill .. 28 Gany W. Callahan 126 30111 Don S. Crosland .... 69 30168 Joseph A. Cardone . . 32 David Sentes 126 30112 Scott E. Hunter .... 69 30169 Frederick P. Genthe . 32 William L. Cochran 22 30113 Drald H. Marshall .. 69 30170 Attila Satmary......... 32 Garence H. Jones 22 30114 Eugene K. Overby .. 69 30171 Gordon Wilde........... 126 C. L. Sykes, Jr. .. 22 30115 Ronald P. Sartori ... 69 30172 Ivor Wilde............... 126 Real Briere........... 58 30116 W. N. Schwoob .... 82 30173 Elmer Bethune .... 126 Francis 'Duguay .. 58 30117 D. F. Persechini 6 30174 Dave Dell ............... 126 Robert Gallant ... 58 30118 Stanley J. Higgins .. 93 30175 Fred Gilkes ............. 126 N. Massicotte------ 58 30119 W. H. Keith, III .... 91 30176 Keith Gilkes ........... 126 Paul Paradis......... 58 30120 C. F. Moynihan .. 91 Robert Primeau .. 58 30121 W. F. Smallwood . 78 Normand Roy ... 58 30122 Thomas H. Lawlor 60 Withdrawal Cards Katvrnad Serge Therrien ... John M. Crowley . Roger D. Davis .. 58 30123 Barry E. Ruberg .. 81 30124 Fred C. Hysler .. 81 30125 Fred W. McDonald 12 40 28 *0. No. Homo local No. Donald C. Debier 81 30126 J. A. Massarotti .. 28 16539 Thomas J. Reddy ... 3 Rollm H. Tucker . 37 30127 Francis X. Meehan 28 8600 George Johnson .... 5 Jerry L. Snyder .. 37 30128 E. J. Martin, Jr. .. 53 16332 Paul J. Porter......... . 5 Kerry K. Kinsman 7 30129 Donald G. Morgan 45 27780 Thomas L. Scott .... 5 Randall R. Kunkle 7 30130 Kenneth J. Murphy 45 2410 Raymond Kues .... 11 B. G Deppenchmidt 28 30131 Ben E. Swisher, Jr. 45 3715 Charles Moore......... 11 Willard E. Mark .. 28 30132 Buck Sharp........... 114 10467 John H. Meyers----- 11 Roger B. Mitchell 28 30133 Paul M. Hudson .. 114 10660 Wilmer Kerber......... 11 R. G. Schneider .. 28 30134 Donald L. Bass .. 16 28513 George T. Alfano ... 12 S. J. Abruzzo___ 14 30135 Henry L. Freeman 16 28524 Frederick Gebhardt.. 12 Charles J. Asman . 14 30136 Robert N. Cave . / 7 5924 Daniel O'Connor ... 12 J. L. Dailey, Jr. .. 14 30137 Jose F. DeSousa .. 95 28077 James G. Segrich ... 12 Robert E. Eiding . 14 30138 Vernon L. Daniels 82 20761 M. H. Guenther, Jr. . 14 Arthur F. McAteer 14 30139- Edward G. Nicholas 82 11420 Jack S. Friend......... 16 Joseph J. Pfrommer 14 30140 George E. Hurray 2 20600. Robert E. Perry .... 16 Arthur F. Schwenk 14 30141 Michael J. Compton 2 13243 Robert A. Wadley .. 16 Charles H. Salt 119 30142 Charles L. Pruitt . 2 25822 Irvin Campbell ___ 17 Walter Antonyk .. 119 30143 N. P. Vietmeier .. 2 23153 P. G. De Marco___ 17 J. D. McCormack . 78 30144 Joseph lerfino ... 58 25850 Edward Gedmin .... 17 1M4 u TT 9179 G. S. Hunsmger .... 28876 Robert Mauer........... 23251 Daniel J. Russell - 17., 28672 Michael K. Moore .. 79 17 24521 Charles Till ............. 118 17 J9328 Rodney F. Wiroll ... 127 14727 W. Ray Lewis ----- 44 15356 George Leonard___ 47 13105 Allan J. Walters ... 47 14020 Leon G. Dunn......... 21 20018.- E. Aiavolasiti, Jr. .. 53 24364 Deraid C. Lusk . . 21 Withdrawal Card*4*t*ad 14039 Charles C. Cochran . 55 18613 W. G. McCormack. It. 21 14842 Joseph W. Wall ... 21 20695 Emest L. Hunter . 21 *9 No Nome Local " No. 14925 L. L. Baumgartner .. 21525 Martin G. Dunston . 19789 Jean-Marie Gosselin. 55 55 58 26141 George H. Genthe .. 32 18911 William J. Conroy .. 1 19801 Robert Tousignant . 58 22744 Peter R. Gorchski ... 32 20852 Marvin L. Stewart .. 1 24390 George U. Williams . 62 26263 Edward F. Madsen \. 32 13142 P. C. Von Seelen .. 1 14613 Meriand G. Morgan . 64 8032 Carl Suppicich......... 33 10160 Thomas G. Howell . 2 10823 W. B. Thompson .. 64 28401 Alan H. Crepeau ... 34 15703 Donald W. Burger .. 3 19879 Arnold G. Petty ... 66 15292 Wilmer Willis........... 53 18783 John T. Busher .... 3 26172 Nelson R. Schaub . . 67 22782 Joseph Lima ........... 58 4709 Earl W. Spicer----- 4 16003 Robert L. Powell ... 67 19484 Marcel Cadorette ... 58 29530 Robert G. Wistner .. 4 16139 Donald E. Lytle ... 69 16138 Henry Z. Mashbum . 60 16379 Laveme B. Scriven .. 4 25123 Charles R. Paul .... 69 15482 Eli P. Leonard .... 61 28360 Alfred C. Lewis, Jr. . 5 9321 Edward O. Borgeson 70 29175 J. W. Allison, Jr. ... 66 23440 Rov L. Smith ......... 5 14220 John G. West ......... 70 27225 Martis E. Turley .... 67 20497 W. E. Butler, III ... 5 17788 Richard S. Wilson .. 73 16868 Floyd Daley ........... 69 18813 Dante G. Croveila .. 5 11258 Stanley H. Lutz .... 75 24822 F. L. Alexander .... 73 28464 Ronald W. Hren ... 7 19948 Henry J. Branton, Jr. 78 28668 Richard L. Furrey .. 73 30034 Louis Rodriguez ... 7 15176 William T. Bradshaw 80 15609 Joe A. Gonzales .... 73 28282 Rayner D. Eure .... 11 25030 Thomas R. Stevens . 80 24131 Donald K. Walgren . 75 28568 John F. Van Daniker 11 29769 Richard J. Buchanan 82 17212 Robert E. Slaughter . 76 20037 John J. Cain, Jr. ... 11 30116 William N. Schwoob 82 26317 Frederick O. Goff ... 78 29286 Thomas M. Neal ... 11 18908 James W. Creech . . 83 26812 Frank T. Henderson . 78 28443 Glenn W. Racich .. 12 11237 Robert E. Darling . . 84 24570 Warren L. Sayre .... 79 28516 B. H. Blankenburg .. 12 23323 William C. Bushong 84 20324 Glenn G. Burgess ... 80 18617 Vincent N. Evelich . 12 20786 Martin J. Rauschuber 87 12214 William A. Crosby .. 82 20929 Aloysius W. Kenny . 12 17556 Clifton W. Scott ... 90 11366 Michael D. Morrey .. 82 16299 Jerry RBgich ........... 12 13938 Homer F. Walton . . 90 19343 Troy A. Linton .... 94 29247 Neil Young ............. 12 21880 John L. Hatter .... 93 23597 Victor Blanchard ... 95 28525 Richard J. Giuiini .. 12 17793 Alexander S. Meloni 93 28409 Kenneth L. Coles ... 95 24642 Charles Gould......... 14 29688 Kenneth R. Griffin . 94 24935 Reginald C. Denny .. 95 8421 Lambert Bartlett .. 16 18100 Gaetan Belanger ... 95 17979 Robert M. Drover .. 95 24536 Robert A. Cantley .. 16 22179 Allan E. Doucette .. 95 27287 W. W. Mulvaney ... 97 26545 Robert C. Grist ... 16 23604 John Friedt ............. 95 11392 George D. Morgan .. 113 19697 W. H. Munson, Jr. .. 16 14110 Sheldon J. Myers ... 95 19573 Stanley J. Pierce .... 126 13743 Joseph V. Bates___ 17 12325 Vance Buie ............. 96 26410 R. M. Tuminello ... 130 23129 William J. Bums ... 17 16172 Lee M. Collins .... 96 28848 James E. Glynn ... 17 12030 Oneal S. Latzak ... 96 Suspended Members Reinstated 5806 Tim McCarthy ___ 17 26973 John W. Moore .... 96 1810 John Myland........... 17 12199 M. W. Bartholomy .. 97 tog. Local 23245 John Radamacher .. 17 25623 Ralph D. Comette .. 98 Ho. Homo No. 25952 R. R. Winikates ... 17 24368 Adolf Luetke ......... 99 20176 L. F. Mavilla............ 2 27512 Leslie A. Dunn___ 18 24736 Albert J. Scuderi ... 104 16576 Joseph S. Golonka .. 5 20256 Maurice A. Snead .. 18 20394 Louie Kumpe ......... 105 26091 Richard G. Gibson .. 14 22323 R. R. Dortschmidt .. 19 16603 Milton T. Cox......... 107 17069 John Collins, Jr. .... 14 29396 Phillip H. Johnson .. 19 27827 William A. Smoke .. 107 24742 Jack Warner........... 18 16036 George F. Roy, Jr. .. 20 28405 Murray D. Griffin .. 110 26018 Thomas S. Redmoa . 19 10752 Emmett H. Williams 21 26288 Oddur V. Gislason .. 110 2(798 Donald E. Victory .. 25 6393 R. J. Needham___ 24 24075 James B. Thrash ... Ill 26926 H. W. Colbjomsen .. 34 29458 Russell A. Tarbox .. 24 25376 Max V. Baker......... 114 23519 William J. Shierts ... 34 26998 Joseph F. Branzell .. 24 26449 Len Therrien........... 118 21920 G. P. Sparks, Jr. .... 34 16966 Dean Templeton ... 25 22101 Stanley Watt ........... 118 29549 O. H. Standal, Jr. .. 34 29801 G. R. Van Loenen . 28 27203 David J. Flaman ... 119 28739 F. Gieske, Jr. ....... 47 24093 Carson E. Bunch .. 28 28980 Edward W. Hrycuik . 119 18688 Clarence Hayes___ 47 25008 Donald J. Wilson___ 28 26405 Earl J. Kelleher .... 130 13844 George V. Jackson .. 47 19752 Fred C. Wilson i... 28 27783 W. G. White. Jr. ... 130 29829 James J. Bordeaux .. 47 29209 Jon B. Blumenfeld .. 32 28735 Frank Butler........... 132 19225 R. C. Johnson, Jr. .. 53 25194 Dermot J. Conway .. 33 28373 Edwin S. Robertson . 132 29429 Meral .Compton___ 60 12200 O. L. Conaway___ 34 13721 Hans C. Buehler___ 60 28791 Robert W. Moynagh 34 Mtmbtn Sutptndtd 28768 Anthony Buggica ... 67 29550 James A. Vojta___ 34 26169 John L. Gordon .... 67 10482 Donald W. Maxwell. 37 27178 George Leto ........... 67 18592 Gerald A. Schmidt .. 37 *#f. No. Noma Local No. 26173 Hubert F. Edwards .. 67 20358 Arthur H. Druhot .. 41 20176 Lawrence F. Mavilla 2 u THt ASSESTOS WORB 19830 17069 26091 26018 21798 29859 26930 29549 21464 19594 18688 13844 29829 23851 19225 29428 29253 26801 29429 13721 28768 26173 26169 27178 28672 Clarence E. Lowery. 11 . 24521 Charles TUI. 118 John Collius, Jr.......... 14 '29328 Rodney F. Wiroll .. 127 Richard G. Glisson . 14 * " Thomas S. Redmon . 19 - Members lapsed Donald E. Victory ... Richard O. Busse .. Leroy L. Modrow .. 25 34 34 *8 No. Nam* .. locof No. Odber H. Standal, Jr.. 34 26526 Frederick C. Boden 7 2 Dennis J. McHugh . 40 25045 Donald F. Flesher .. 5 Frank J. Pannitti . .. 40 27874 S. W. Barrow........... 9 Garence Hayes 47 10678 John J. Neary......... 11 George V. Jackson .. 47 28350 Olaf W. Beeson .... 16 James J. Bordeaux . 47 26630 R. L. Breitenbach .. 19 James H. Hall......... 49 26702 Andrew Banks t.... 20 R. C. Johnson, Jr. .. 53 22588 Carl T. McWilliams . 21 Benjamin F. Scovel . 55 29245 Wayne L. Pierce ... 24 Bobby H. Smith ... 55 29455 James R. Russell .. 24 Donald W. Scoggins . 56 27108 John M. Conder ... 25 Meral Compton----- 60 17952 Everett L. Behr 28 Hans C. Buehler ... 60 27267 Walter O. Mickel .. 40 Anthony Buggica ... 67 14626 John F. Hughes .... 43 Hubert F. Edwards . 67 27622 C. E. McCorkendale 47 John L. Gordon ... 67 27834 George T. Lunsford 55 George Leto............. 67 27233 Marlin C. Tillman .. 55 Michael K. Moore .. 79 26762 Gerald Burton......... 58 24818 Jean-Louis Lamer .. 58 19647 Leopold Laforce ... 58 27490 Osias Lafrance .... 58 28769 .Jimmy Johnson .... 67 29068 Ralph Lopez, Jr. ... 67 18604 Alvin E. Davis .... 70 29736 Noel W. Hammonds. 86 23327 Lucian C. Dark .... 96 16998 Edward Picardi 98 29768 Jason H. Garland ... 107 29695. Roy N. Lanier......... 107 21820 Lome D. Christensen 118 27411 Robert W. Sangret . 119 27575 Donald L. Oulton .. 126 27576 Donald Petley ......... 126 29532 Michael Artiaga .... 132 Mtmbtrt Expalltd *1. No. Nom* loco/ No 14503 20031 27908 23328 John W. Booth .... Paul Demers ........... Junus W. Foster .... Bernard D. Cook ... 6 58 66 96 Employers Wage, Expense, Welfare And Payment Bond The following contractors, who operate on a national or regional basis, have on deposit with the General Office a Wage, Expense, Welfare and Payment Bond, guar anteeing wages and fringe benefits with a $10,000 limit obligation to any one local of the International. JOHNS-MANVILLE SALES CORPORATION ARMSTRONG CONTACTING & SUPPLY CORPORATION OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION MUNDET CORK CORPORATION and BALDWIN-EHRET-HILL, INC. THE ABER COMPANY, INC. FULLER-AUSTIN INSULATION COMPANY INDUSTRIAL INSULATORS, INC. B & B ENGINEERING & SUPPLY COMPANY TRANSCO, INC. (UNIVERSAL FABRICATED PRODUCTS) RILEY STOKER CORPORATION ROBERT A. KEASBEY COMPANY In addition to the above, many of our local unions have negotiated for and ob tained more or less similar bonds from their employers, through collective bargain ing, guaranteeing payment of wages and fringe conditions to our membership. This, of course, eliminates the necessity of any of these contractors having to post a local bond where the local agreements calls for same. This issue developed as a consequence of several bad experiences on the part of our membership in various localities, where the employers were unable to meet their financial obligations. H TMl AUOTO) WOKB Bro. Raymond W. Steiglr, Registration No. 20850, local No. 1, St. Louis, Mo. Bro. Peter Corrigan, Registration No. 6648, Local No. 3, Cleveland, Ohio Bro. Norman L. Coyle, .Registration No. 9914, Local No. 4, Buffalo, N. Y. , Bro. Bert R. Long, Registration No. 24543, Local No. 5, Los Angeles, Calif. Bro. Horry Honson, Registration No. 1716, Local No. 6, Boston, Mass. Bro. Fred Sandstrum, Registration No. 7843, Local No. 6^Boston, Mass. Bro. Sigwald Nordbo, Registration No. 303, Local No. 6, Boston, Mass. Bro. Edward F. Teehan, Registration No. 21705, Local No. 6, Boston, Mass. Bro. Oliver H. Gagner, Registration No. 2150, Local No. 7, Seattle and Tacoma, Wash. Bro. Harold O. Sangesand, Registration No. 21201, Local No. 7, Seattle and Tacoma, Wash. Bro. Russell P. Joyner, Registration No. 14236, Local No. 9, Norfolk, Va., Navy Yard Bro. Corey W. Wilmoth, Registration No. 17762, Local No. 9, Norfolk, Vo., Navy Yard Bro. James Quinn, Registration No. 6333, Local No. 12, New York City, N. Y. Bro. Michael J. Rocovich, Registration No. 14006, Local No. 12, New York City, N. Y. Bro. George Becker, Registration No. 5626, Local No. 12, New York City, N. Y. Bro. John Sullivan, Jr., Registration No. 6579, Local No. 12, New York City, N. Y. Bro. Joseph Rendo, Registration No. 3995, Local No. 12, New York City, N. Y. Bro. Benjamin Murphy, Registration No. 763, Local No. 14, Philadelphia, Pa. Bro. Emmett Cockrum, Registration No. 16572, Local No. 15, Wichita, Kansas Bro. Eerl Barrington, Registration No. 85S0, Local No. 16, San Francisco, Sacramento and Fresno, Calif. Bro. Walter J. Kracht, Registration No. 7932, Local No. 16, San Francisco, Sacramento and Fresno, Colif. Bro. Leonard Jorgensen, Registration No. 11424, Local No. 16, San Francisco, Sacramento and Fresno, Calif. Bro. Patrick J. Edcr, Jr., Registration No. 25844, Local No. 17, Chicago, III. Bro. Charlas Reiser, Registration No. 2534, Local N^17, Chicago, III. Bro. Henry Rosenkranz, Registration No. 1747, Local No. 17, Chicago, III. Bro. James lillge. Registration No. 5507, Local No. 19, Milwaukee and Madison, Wis. Bro. Frank Brusewitz, Registration No. 7802, Local No. 19, Milwaukee and Madison, Wis. Bro. Norbert Hoffman, Registration No. 27161, Local No. 19, Milwaukee and Madison, Wis. Bro. Elston T. Bradford, Registration No. 14076, Local No. 21, Dallas, Fort Worth, Tex. and Shreveport, La. Bro. Edward Hanning, Registration No. 12973, Local No. 25, Detroit, Mich. Bro. Joseph Fente, Registration No. 6276, Local No. 25, Detroit, Mich. Bro. John W. Shields, Registration No. 18881, Local No. 25, Detroit, Mich. Bro. George Victory, Registration No. 5761, Local No. 25, Detroit, Mich. Bro. W. M; Anderson, Registration No. 5271, Local No. 28, Denver, Colo, and Laramie, Wyo. Bro. Harry* Hathorn, Registration No. 105, local No. 37, Evansville, Ind. Bro. Harry Schroeder, Registration No. 22119, Local No. 42, Wilmington, Del. Bro. Howard S. Ratcliff, Registration No. 11224, Local No. 44, Columbus, Ohio Bro. Mathew Wilson, Registration No. 26335, Local No. 45, Toledo, Ohio Bro. Frederick Gieske, Jr., Registration No. 28739, Local No. 47, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Jackson, Kalamazoo and Saginaw, Mich. Bro. H. B. Martin, Registration No. 8078, Local No. 51, Louisville, Ky. Bro. Herman L. O'Brien, Registration No. 24234, Local No. 53, New Orleans and Baton Rouge, La. Bro. Victor M. Lingoni, Registration No. 8387, local No. 53, New Orleans and Baton Rouge, La. Bro. Charles l. Bradley, Registration No. 18629, Local No. 61, Charlotte, N. C. Bro. Bbert K. Vineyard, Registration No. 14697, Local No. 70, Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, Calif. Bro. Joel E. Regram, Registration No. 17419, local No. 72, Greensboro, N. C. Bro. Doyle Hilliard, Registration No. 9052, Local No. 72, Greensboro, N. C. Bro. Moxel L Bearden, Registration No. 26810, Local No. 78, Birmingham, Ala. Bro. Ronetl R. Hughes, Registration No. 8485, Local No. 83, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Newport News, Va. (Except Navy Yard) Bro. Paul D. Bennett, Registration No. 6561, local No. 84, Akron, Ohio Bro. Robert E. Darling, Registration No. 11237, local No. 8< Akron, Ohio Bro. William l. Quattiebaum, Registration No. 15544, local No. 92, Columbia, $. C. Bro. Billie G. McLain, Registration No. 14048, Local No. 94, Oklahoma City, Okie. Bro. Emery Lalonde, Registration No. 24140, local No. 95, Toronto and Port Arthur, Ont., Can. Bro. Willie Krebs, Registration No. 28931, local No. 110, Edmonton, Alta., Con. Bro. William M. Innes, Registration No. 21550, locol No. 118, Vancouver, B. C., Can. Bro. Lloyd Cormier, Registration No. 6633, Local No. 123, Worcester County, Mass. it tut AsaesTos wotnt CtrrtsptiNfeoct July 1. 1964 International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers Room 505, Machinists Bldg. 1300 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington. D. C. 20036 Attention: Mr. C. W. Sickles. President Dear Sir and Brother: I want to express our apprecia tion to you and Brother Hutchinson for attending the first Apprentice ship Completion Ceremony held at the Roger Young Auditorium in 1-os Angeles on June 17, 1964. This banquet was sponsored by the Joint Apprenticeship Commit tee in .behalf of our Apprentices who have received their Mechanic-classi fications. .* To our knowledge this is the first ceremony of this nature ever to be held in our Trade. A photo of the banquet has been mailed to you directly by our photog rapher. If space is available, we would appreciate having the photo published in The Asbestos Worker. Featured at the head table are honored guests: (left to right) Mr. Roger Bean. Technical Coordinator of Compton College; Mr. Ted Tim- pone. Area Supervisor for the Cali fornia Division of Apprenticeship Standards; Mrs. Ted Timpone; Mr. Charles Hanna, Chief of the Divi sion of Apprenticeship Standards of the State of California; John W. Suitor.'Coordinator for the Asbestos Workers Joint Apprenticeship Com mittee; President C. W. Sickles; General Secretary-Treasurer. Albert E. Hutchinson: Mrs. John Suitor; Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson; Mrs. Leland - Sweetser and Mr. Leland Sweetser. President of the Southern California Insulation Contractors Association. We are very proud of our Ap prenticeship Training Program here in Los Angeles. We sincerely hope that the other Local Unions will see fit to adopt a program such as ours. With best regards. I remain. Fraternally yours. John W. Suitor Apprenticeship Coordinator Joint Apprenticeship Fund Editor The Asbestos Worker 1300 Conn. Ave., N. W. Washington, D. C. Dear Sir and Brother: On May 29th the Business Agent of our Local No. 104, Patrick Fagan, was given the honor of un veiling a Memorial to our Late President John F. Kennedy. The Memorial was dedicated at the New York Naval Shipyard from dona tions collected at that installation. We would appreciate it if you would print the enclosed picture in the next Journal issue. Fraternally yours, Chester T. Gajda Corresponding Secretary Local 104 Officers and members of Local No. 104, Brooklyn Naval Shipyard, shown at the John F. Kennedy Memorial during the unveiling of same. Reeding left fa right are: Louis Dardani; Anthony Maddeloni; William Bennett; William Beney, President Local No. 104; Patrick Fagan, Business Agent Local No. 104; and Frank McFarland. (See Article Under Correspondence) auousr 1H4 This is an IMPORTANT YEAR to REGISTER and VOTE tv C7 i New Yorfc--New England Store* Hartford. Conn. May 9. 1964 The regular meeting of the New York-New England States Confer ence was held on May 9, 1964 at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Hart ford, Conn. Acting President William Kelly called the meeting to order at 9 a.m. and the following delegates re sponded to roll call: Local No. 4 Buffalo. N. Y.. James Hawley; Local No. 6 Boston. Mass., Russell Bowers; Local No. 12 New York City. N. Y., Nicholas Buratovich and Nicholas Lucich; Local No. 26 Rochester, N. Y.. Joseph Carter; Local No. 30 Syracuse. N. Y.. Will iam Dwyer and" F. W. Lowber; Lo cal No. 31 Providence, R. I.. John G. Johnson and Richard Dyer; Lo cal No. 33 Connecticut, Lance T. Gaspic and William Kelly; Local No. 40 Albany. N. Y,, E. J. Rossworm and C. W. Hamilton; Local No 43 Springfield, Mass., Donald Taddia and Paul Guertin; Local No. 91 White Plains, N. Y., Charles Lent; Local No. 123 Worcester County, Mass., Edward Whiterell. Also in attendance was General President C. W. Sickles and Inter national Vice President George Rider. Minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read. A letter of resignation as President of the New York-New England Sates Confer ence was read from Brother Robert Dotterer. A financial report was read and accepted by the delegates. The delegates gave their reports and were given counsel by General President Sickles whenever neces sary on procedures to be followed. Trade employment of the locals was discussed. With the exception of Locals 4. 6, 31 ,'33 (presently on strike) 43, 26 (all building trades out), the other locals had no immediate problems as employment was good. These locals took the opportunity in thanking Local No. 12 and Local No. 40 for easing this acute unemployment problem. The Anthrax (hoof and mouth disease) death of a pipecoverer was brought to the attention of the dele gates. He had been working with hairfelt. President Sickles had re ferred the matter to Dr. Irving Selikoff. The U.S. Department of Health is chewing into this matter also. Election for the unexpired term of Conference Vice President was held. Brothers Herbert Anderson and James Hawley were nominated. After balloting Brother Herbert An derson was declared the winner hav ing received 12 votes and Brother Hawley receiving 6. Brothers William Kelly and Her bert Anderson were duly sworn in by President C. W. Sickles as Con ference President and Vice Presi dent respectively. Some questions were raised as to territorial boundaries and President Sickles advised maps would be available in the near future. Brother Buratovich made a mo tion that the next Conference meet ing be held in New York City. Mo tion was accepted and approved. The delegates would be informed of time and place. With no further busihess to dis cuss the meeting was adjourned at 1 p.m. after which the delegates were tendered a luncheon as guests of Local No. 33. Respectfully submitted, Nicholas Buratovich Secretary Middla Atlantic States Harrisburg, Pa. July 18, 1964 The regular quarterly meeting of the Middle Atlantic States Confer ence of Asbestos Workers was held on the above date in the Governors Room of the Hotel Penn Harris and was called to order by President Andrew T. Haas at 10:15 a.m. with the following delegates re sponding to roll call: Local 2. Pitts burgh, Pa., Fred E. Rust, Jr.; Local 11, Baltimore. Md,, Joseph P. Zinser and Roger Carnes; Local 14, Philadelphia. Pa., Philip Ackler and Charles I. Seeberger: Local 23. Harrisburg, Pa., Carol Crandv and Lavem G. Reichard; Local 24, Washington, D.C.. Norman L. Hoyle and Bernard C. Sonnefeld; Local 32. Newark, N.J.. James F. Mulhem and James F. Dwyer, Jr.; Local 38, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Ed ward G. Skuchas and David M. Powell; Local 42, Wilmington, Del., Alfonso V. Walker and Colwell T. Gibbons; Local 83. Norfolk. Va,, Thomas G. Bunting and Alexander Roberts, Jr.; Local 85. Atlantic City, N.J., Thomas A. Dailey and Joseph E. Crilley; Local 88, Richmond. Va., Joseph F. Parker and Robert L. Anderson; Local 89, Trenton. N.J., Stephen J. Kopp and Paul J. Reszler, Jr.; Local 100. Roanoke. Va., Edward C. Dalton and Rich ard C. Booker; representing the General Office were General Presi dent Carl W. Sickles and Vice President Andrew T. Haas. President Haas, due to his as signment to the General Office, vacated the chair to Vice President James F. Mulhem. Credentials were read for Brother Charles I. Seeberger. Local 14, Philadelphia, Pa., accepted and the delegate seated. Minutes of the last meeting were 20 THt ASBESTOS WORKER "jp3" * accepted as published m.the Mey .jnaintenance'and repair mother ship issue of the ASBESTOS WORKER. .for.the fleet at sea. The delegates then made their President Sickles concluded his business reports and it was noted. report remarking that the bane of that seven Locals were stift on the Construction' industry--the"jur strike with the controversial Article isdictional dispute--is still one of XI the main issue in all negotia the most controversial issues'that tions. Three locals have recently must be resolved by organized la settled, one with the original Article bor. This has become recognized XI and two with Article XI as to the extent that two full days of amended. Delegate Mulhern reported that an X-ray machine has been installed in the office of Local 32. Newark, N.J., by Dr. Selikoff for the pur pose of continuing his research on the health hazards of our industry. During the delegates' reports President Sickles gave advice and instructions whenever necessary. He also gave a report on the negotia tions with the IDCNA from start to finish, on Article XI, original and as amended. He also reported on his attend the summer Executive Council meet ing of the Building and Construction Trades Department will M devoted to meetings of the General Presi dents with one, if not the most im portant subject being "JURISDIC TION" and an effort to amend the present or create new procedures to be used--its aim--to correct this cancerous condition within the in dustry. Delegate Kopp reported that all preparations for the next meeting are complete and that the same will be held at the EASTERNER Motor Lodge, Exit 7 on the New Jersey ance at the keel-laying of the USS Turnpike, on Saturday, October 3, Sam Gompers at Puget Sound which 1964 at 10 a.m. when placed in service will be a With all businessBtransacted, ad journment was voted at 1 p.m. Respectfully submitted. Stephen J. Kopp * Secretary. P.S. All delegates and ladies are appreciative to the Committee on Arrangements of host Local 23, Harrisburg. Pa., in making our visit an enjoyable one. We are indeed happy to have participated in the festivities on the occasion of your first Anniversary Dinner and Dance, and sincerely trust that you have many more. Reference must be made to the renewing of old mem ories with the Rev. Alfred K. Gotwalt, E.U.B., former member, busi ness agent and delegate to the Con ference from Local 65 now together with Local 71. the new Local 23. who gave the invocation and also recalled some of his well remem bered "doozies." An appropriate ad dress by President Sickles and his presentation of twenty year member ship buttons to Brothers Heller and Kuntz, on behalf of Local 23. S. J. K. 21 Central Staff Akron. Ohio May 16, 1964 The semi-annual meeting of the Central States Conference was held on the above date in the Sheraton Hotel. Akron. Ohio. The meeting was called to order by President Robert Scott; at 10 a.m. Roll call found the following dele gates present; Local 3. Cleveland. Ohio. James Reilly and Jack Kilbane; Local 8. Cincinnati, Ohio. Vincent Eby and Ralph Carle; Local 18. Indianapolis. ind.. Rob ert Scott and Kenneth Ray: Local 25. Detroit. Mich.. Malcolm Detlefs and Ralph Drinkard; Local 35, Youngstown. Ohio. William Roth and Ernest Lytle: Local 37, Evans ville. Ind.. Lester Clark and George Bonenberger: Local 41, Fort Wayne. Ind.. Raymond Miller and Donald Beaty: Local 44. Columbus. Ohio, Robert Chandler and Olie Dotson: Local 45. Toledo. Ohio. Roy Steinfurth and Floyd Coon; Local 46, Knoxville. Tenn.. Marion Hatfield; Local 47. Grand Rapids. Mich., William Wood and James White, Jr.: Local 51. Louisville. Ky., Her bert Elmore, Jr. and Charles Fleis cher; Local 75. South Bend. Ind.. Donald Calkins and Donald Morey; Local 79. Dayton. Ohio. Thomas Hutchinson and Roscoe Goddard; Local 80. Charleston. W. Va,, James Wilks and Elmer Robertson; Local 84. Akron, Ohio, Robert McNeal; General President Sickles was also in attendance representing the General Office. Moved and supported the minutes of the previous meeting as reported in the Asbestos Worker be accepted. Motion carried. Moved and supported the finan cial report be accepted. Motion carried. Moved and supported the letter relative to Brother John Grab be re ceived and communications in re gard to adjustments of Local Union territorial boundaries be tumed'over to President Sickles. Motion carried. General President Sickles gave ad vice on various matters of concern to our membership as they were brought to his attention during the delegates report of conditions and problems in their territories. speaker. _ Following the reports of dele On behalf of the officers and gates. the meeting was opened for delegates to the Central States Con general discussion of matters of in ference, I wish to thank the mem terest to our craft in "gSneral. bers of Local 84 for a very enjoy Delegate Eby informed the dele able evening. gates of the death of one- of the members from the disease of An thrax, reportedly contracted from working with hair felt which con Respectfully submitted, Malcolm Detlefs, Secretary tained goat hair imported from Asia Western Steles and Africa. According to the in formation received, the imported Salt Lake Citv, Utah goat hair was contaminated with June 20 and 21, 1964 Anthrax spores, which can remain dormant for up to 50 years. Mem bers should wear respirators, gloves, and long sleeved shirts when work ing with hair felt unless first an alyzed and found to be free of the Anthrax spores. Should the skin become irritated and a pimple or abcess form, be sure to advise the doctor to check for Anthrax as the cause of the condition. Delegate Wood stated that four recent deaths and two disabled members of Local 47 were due to Asbestosis. He^also informed the delegates that the T. B. Society had agreed to alert their x-ray techni cians to look for signs of asbestosis in checking chest x-rays. President Sickles gave a report on craft conditions as he found them in his travels. He stressed the need for the delegates to follow as closely as possible the recommended form of agreement and to get the advice of the General Office before includ ing any changes of language sug gested by the employers. He fur thered his remarks by outlining the history of the much disputed Article XI. Local 46. Knoxville, Tenn., re quested that the next Conference meeting be held in Knoxville. Moved and supported that the request be accepted. Motion carried. The annual meeting of the West ern States Conference was called to order at 9:15 a.m. by Conference President Frank Calegory at the Ramada -Inn, Salt Lake City, Utah, June 20 and 21, 1964. The delegates were led by Con ference President Calegory in pledg ing their allegiance to the Flag of the United States. President Calegory appointed Brother Floyd Greenway of Local No. 69 as Sergeant at Arms for this Conference meeting. The Credential Committee re ported the following delegates pre sent: Local No. 5, Los Angeles. Calif., George Hunt, Ben Harvey, Lloyd Fossen, Ed Smith. Thomas Paul and Orville Jackson; Local No. 7, Seattle, Wash., Ted Dana, Ed ward Lontz and Charles Luck; Local 16, San Francisco, Calif., Edward Geiger, Richard Holmes, Edward Pfleghaar, J. Wayne Kelly and Pen ny Christiansen; Local No. 20, Long Beach, Calif., Navy Yard, Webster Ay and Charles Scherer; Local No. 28, Denver, Colo., Patton Gilmore and Stanley Kellogg; Local No. 29, San Francisco, Calif., Naval Ship yard, Ralph Morse; Local No. 36, Portland, Oregon, Earl Kirkland and Robert Kramer. Local No. 69, Salt Lake City, Utah, Frank Cale gory, Floyd-Greenway and Thomas Local 41, Fort Wayne, Ind., re McArthur, Local No. 70, Vallejo. quested that the Conference meet Calif., Naval Shipyard, Howard ing being held in the Spring of 1965 Snyder and Evan Williams; Local be held in Fort Wayne,. Indiana. No. 73, Phoenix, Ariz., John Bums Moved and supported that the re and Howard McCorkle; Local No. quest be accepted. Motion carried. 76, Albuquerque, N. Mex., Melvin There being no further business, Lane and Charles Liesse; Local No. the meeting adjourned. 82, Spokane, Wash., Darrell Grant, The delegates and their wives William Kendricks and M. Leroy were guests of Local 84 at a dinner- Nicdlls; Local No. 97, Anchorage, dance the same evening at which Alaska, Bill Anderson and Jack President Sickles was the principal Endsley; Local No. 135, Las Vegas, 22 THt ASS2STOS WOKH Nevada, George Layman and Ro bert Ryerson. General President C. W. Sickles and'General Secretary-Treasurer Al bert E. Hutchinson were in attend ance at this meeting and were in troduced by President Category, both of whom said they were glad to be in attendance at this Con ference meeting. A motion was made, seconded and passed that the minutes as printed and received by all local unions, be approved as presented. President Category appointed Brothers Stanley Kellogg and Thom as McArthur as the Credential Committee and Brothers Ted Dana and M. Leroy Nicolls as the Audit Committee. After a discussion on health haz ards, the meeting was adjourned for lunch at 12 noon. Upon reconvening at 1:50 p.m. President Category introduced* our guests'- Mr. Ben Bullough, President of the Bullough Asbestos and Sup ply Co. of Salt Lake City^JJtah, Mr. Tom Breach,'Manager of ft"e Salt Lake City, Utah branch of the Fiberglas Engineering and Supply Co., Inc. and Mr. Kenneth McCaffree, Executive Secretary of the As sociated Insulation Contractors of the Western States. Mr. Bullough, being one of the "mainstays" in the insulation industry in the Weft, gave this Conference some of his wise ad vice which he has collected over the years. The keen attention and the applause given Mr. Bullough showed the respect this man well deserves. Mr. Breach has many friends in this Conference, as he has worked with some of our Brothers in one capacity or another for some years. Mr. Breach is being transferred to San Francisco as manager. Mr. Mc- Caffree expressed his opinion on several matters confronting this in dustry. In Mr. McCaffree's remarks it was indicated that there is some doubt, from reports he has received, as to the direct relationship between what we call health hazards because of the materials we use in our work each day and the respiratory and cancerous, ailments which we feel are directly connected to these ma terials. Mr. McCaffree concluded however, that there is need for more research on these points. General President Sickles in a direct rebuttal to Mr. McCaffree's remarks said that evidence beyond a doubt has been established by years of research and study by renowned specialists in - this field that our people's life expectancy is greatly reduced because of the materials with which we work. The vast re search being done in our industry AUGUST 1M4 A and case histories filmed over to Or. filling'iff for Brother Novak who has now a member of the Western States Selikoff and his staff, have clearly been sick. A motion was made, Conference. The ballot committee shown our fears to be justified: The seconded and passed that Brother was Brothers Howard Snyder. Ralph need for further study is mutually Hunt fulfill the unexpired term of Morse and Charles Scherer. agreed upon--but recognition of Brother Novak. The Secretary was The need for a full time Interna these hazards by the employer and instructed to write Brother Ed No tional Representative for the West I manufacturer should also be forth vak a letter of appreciation for past ern States Conference was discussed. I coming. services. President Sickles said that this Con Communications were read relat A communication from Local No. ference should submit a petition to ing to the acceptance of Local No. 76 was placed before the members .the General Office, requesting a full 135. Las Vegas. Nevada into this of this Conference for consideration. time International Representative Conference. A motion was made, Business Agent Liesse and Brother for the Western States Conference. seconded and passed that Local No. Love of Local No. 76 were called President Sickles assured this Con 135 be seated with full voice and on to present their reasons why Lo ference that a petition of this kind vote in the Western States Confer cal No. 76 should be affiliated with would be considered but what the ence. the Western States Conference. Af results would be, he could not guar A Communication from Brother ter some discussion, a motion was antee. A motion was made, seconded Ed Novak, covering his resignation made and seconded that Local No. and passed that the Western States as Vice President of this Conference 76 be accepted in the Western States Conference petition our Internation was read. It was pointed out that Conference. The vote was cast and al for a full time International Rep Brother George Hunt, Business counted. The results are 19 yes, 13 resentative for the Western States Manager of Local No. 5 had been no, 1 abstention. Local No. 76 is Conference. The man to be selected f States tiittee ^alph emaVestssed. Con>n to i full ative :nce. Tonkind the uarided ates ionlepates :ted is to be from the JO' --ates animation tot the purpose -.of de Conference. This 4m-vu passed fecting occupational diseases. unanimously. The Secretary was in A discussion was held on the structed to draft a petition relating freezing-of the Superintendent's past to the previous motion and forward time in- the trade in relation v> his it to our International's General pension credits. It was pointed out Office. that the Superintendents are covered A motion was made, seconded in general by Article V. Sisction 3; and passed that the President of the thus their time is frozen as of the Western States Conference be pres time they left the trade. ent at the next regular meeting of A clarification of the problems our International's General Execu surrounding Article XI of our In tive Board, to present our case in ternational Constitution -and By- relation to the need for a full time Laws was given by President Sickles. Representative of the International President Sickles said that the Chair in the Western States Conference. man of IDCNA Labor Relations A question was asked through the Committee. Granville Drowns had Chairman of General President signed and accepted Article XI. This Sickles about the dissension that Article was also signed by President exists between several of the Inter Sickles, thus making this Article the national officers and General Presi aci jpted Article of record. Presi dent Sickles. After some discussion dent Sickles reported that some on this point. General President locals are signing agreements with Sickles said this matter will be re the International Article XI incor solved by the official family. porated in them, so the ice is being The health hazards of our trade broken. was discussed at length. The lung The Credential Committee re X-rays on an annual basis was con ported 14 locals in this Conference. sidered. A motion was made, sec 13 reported for this meeting. The onded and passed that the officers combined delegate? represent 38 al of this Conference discuss ways and lowable for one Conference. There means of setting up an annual ex were 35 delegates present. The Con ference `President dismissed the Committee with thanks. The Audit Committee reported that the .books of Treasurer Ay are in order and was also dismissed with thanks. Local No. 20. Long Beach, Calif., asked the Conference for the privi lege of hosting the next meeting. Without opposition. Local No. 20 was granted their request. Conference President Calegory announced that a banquet is to be held starting at 7:30 p.m. in the hall above our meeting room. The second day of the Confer ence was devoted to reports and discussions on the Western States Conference Pension Plan. All of the delegates to this Con ference meeting expressed their feel ings regarding the very fine Confer ence meeting, and especially the fine time shown by the host Local No. 69 to delegates and families. A motion was made, seconded and passed, that this Conference meeting adjourned at 12:05 p.m.. Sunday. June 21. Respectfully submitted. J. Wavne Kelly. Secretary * JUST VOTE In If40, John F. Kennedy's notionol plu* rolity woi less then on* vote per precinct. He defected Vice President Nixon by less than 120,000 votes out of almost 69 mil lion votes cast. In tha 1962 elections: The Oevomor of North Dakota was elected by only 2,OOAjyKs The Governor of Vermont was elected by only 1441 votes The 0teenier of Maine was elected by 413 votes The Oivomtr of Shade Island was elected by 391 votes The Oeveraer of Minnesota was elected by 91 votes Last than half of tha allgibla volar* In tf Unitad Statas votad in tha 1962 alactior. \ In 1*4*, rr.iia.nl Trvaan wa* Ohio hir 7,107 vatu ant CalHamra hy 17.M3. If aaa Treaan vaMr ia aach areciad ia thaw datai hat Wyat away fiea Hi. pallt, Gav- enter Dewey would hove i 50 more electoral votes. Truman would have lest SO, ead t. election would have been HtrJMT into the House of lepresentetivest REGISTER AND AUGUST 1M4 25 I fficia Kirector Room 505, Michiniih Building HEADQUARTERS 1300 Connecticut Avenue, N. W. Office Phone: Hudion 3-6288 e Weihington, 0. C. 20036 GENERAL PRESIDENT C. W. SICKLES Office Phone: Hudson 3*4211 GENERAL SECRETARY-TREASURER ALIERT E. HUTCHINSON Rt. I, lex 174 Springfield, Ve. Phone: 455*9019 HUGH E. MULLIGAN Rm. 922, Engineering lldg. 205 W. Wecker Dr. Chiengo 4, III. Doerborn 2*3431 GEORGE RIDER 4127 Frencix Lewit Bled. Beyside, N. Y. to. 4*1312 INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS MALCOLM DETLEFS 15712 Veughen Ave. Detroit 23, Mich. Kenwood 1*4132 ANDREW T. HAAS 70 New Street Willow Grove, Pe. Oldfield 9*0715 MICHAEL H. NICOLS 54 Croydon Ave. Toronto 15, Ont.. Con. Roger 24474 SROOKS BAKER P. O. Box 444 Deer Perl, Tex. Phone: Houiton. Tei., Welnut 4-7421 J. WAYNE KELLY 4027 Lymen Rd. Oellend, Cellf. Kellogg 4*2394 A. 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THE AStfSTOJ WOKB 20036 '421 1 m * SOUTHEAST STATES CONFERENCE CHARU5 Fe'WHiTfc-Prasidaftt 3741 Phiisda'ltMamphU, Taw*. " WALTER E. HEARS, Sacratary 3447 Columbus Avanua JacksomrtUa, Fla. Jacksonvifla, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Miami, Flo. Atla*ad qhm OioHoHo, N. C. Tompo, Ro. Graansboro, N. C. Chariaston, S. C. Birmingham, Ala. ' Nashvitla, tann. Graanvilla, 5. C. Mamphis, Tana. Columbia, 5. C. Savannah, Ga. SOUTHWEST STATES CONFERENCE IROOKS BAKER. Prasidanf P. O. Bex 644 Daar Park, Tax. GERALD W. O'BRIEN, Sacratary ' 6730 Logisvilla Si. Naw Oriaans 24, La. Uttla Rock, Ark. Dailst, Tax. Houston, Tax. AffiUatad OHas Naw Oritans, La. Mobila, Ala. Tulsa. Okla. Amarillo. Tax. San Antonio, Tax. Oklahoma CHy. OkU. Laka Charlas, La. Corpus Christ! Tax. Jackson. Miss. CENTRAL STATES CONFERENCE ROBERT J. SCOn, Prasidant 444 No. Highland Ava. Indianapolis 2, Ind. MALCOLM DETLEFS, Sacratary 15712 Vaughan Ava. Datroit 23, Mich. Clavaland, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. Datroit. Mich. Affiliated OHas Youngstown, Ohio Evansvilla, Ind. Ft. Wayna, ind. Columbus, Ohio Tolado, Ohio Knoxville, Tann. Grand Rapids, Mich. Louisvilia, Ky. South Band. Ind. . Dayton. Ohio Charlaston. W. Va. Akron, Ohio MIDWEST SfJkTES CONFERENCE DON C. CHRISMAN, Proild.nt 4727 N. 24th St. Offiah. 12, N.br. CLAY W. THOMPSON, Secretary 7101 Cettefit.il Lena Wiehit., Keek WIehIte. Kins. KenMt City, Me. Affiliated CIMn Minne.polii, Minn. Omaha, Nebr. Fargo, N. Dob. Duluth, Minn. Sioux City, low. Springfield, Me. D.t Moin.t, lew, Coder Rapid,, lew. WESTERN STATES CONFERENCE FRANK CAlECORY, Pr.rid.nt 3744 S. 3120 Eeit Salt lake CHy 17. Uteh J. W. KELLY. Seontery 4027 Lymen Rd. Oakland. CelH. la. Aeeelex, CelH. Seattle, Waxh. Affiliated CIHet See Freneiiee, CelH. Denver. Cole. Perttand, Ora* Salt Lake City, Utah Phaanix. Aril. Albuquerque, N. Max. Lang teach, Vallajo, San Francisco, Calif. 4 Bramarten, Wash. (Naval Shipyard Locals) Spokana, Wash. Anehoraga. Alaska Las Vagai, Nav. EASTERN CANADIAN CONFERENCE M. a NICOLS, Frerident *4 Creydee An. Tereete t, Ont. Can. MAURICE ILEAU, Seoet.ry 2144 Rommerit Urd. Montreal 34, Qua. Can. Mentreel, Qe*. Affiliated OHm Tereete eed Port Arthur, Ont. Hefifa, N. S. St. John. N. I. WESTERN CANADIAN CONFERENCE ANDREW T. SKOSLUND, Prerideet 4434 Rex St. Veaceerer 10, 1. C. Caa. NORMAN PON, Secretory 10707--*4th Street Ide.et.n, Alt*. Caa. Wleelpeg. Mae. Reglee. ini. AttM CMat Edmoatea. Alta. Vancouvar, B. C. Calgary, Alt*. 1*44 V ' j 1 1 1 M- Affiliated local Unions Ne. 1--T. LOUIS. MO.-M-U 1ft Friday at Painter's Hall, 2301 69t* St. Offie#--921 Holland Bid*., 211 No. 7th St.. 63101. Cheatnut 1*7321. Praiidant--Kenneth Roach. 4104 DeTonty St. 63110 Pr. 2-7118. _^ Corresponding Secretary--William G. Bar* nard. 3113 Rockingham Ava. 13121 Ja. 1*4208. Financial Secretary--William G. Barnard. 3113 Rockmcham Ava. 63121 Ja. 1*4208 Business Agent--Orville R. Kaith. 6217 Mlnnaoota Ave. 63111. Yarnon 2*2614. No. 1--PITTSBURGH. PA.--MaaU lit Wad* nesday at Hotal Sbarwyn. Office--Hotal Sharwyn, Rm. 600. 212 Wood St.. Zona 22. Atlantic 1*2631. President--Edwin E. Glaaa. Jr.. 113 May* wood St.. Zona 14. Fairfax 1*7772. Corr--ponding Sacratary--John W. Kana. 36 Parry Lana. Zona 22. Wellington 1* 6290. Financial Secretary--John W. Kana. 36 Parry Lana. Zona 39. Wellington 1*6990. Buaineaa Agent--Fred E. Ruat. Jr.. 2352 Jamaa Dr., Zona 37. Foraat 6*0575. Ne. 3--CLEVELAND. OHIO--Matte tat Tuat* day at 1230 Weat 3rd St. Office--1280 Waat 3rd St.. Zona 13. Maine 1*3522. President--Jack KUfaana. 14041 Haatbar. wood. Zona 30. To 4-8612. Corresponding Secretary--Walter Graana, 10401 Barnard Are., Zona 11. Winton 1*8420. Financial Secretary--Robert Krueger. 16717 Ernadala. Zona 11. Buaineaa Agent--Jamaa Reilly. 3259 West Bled.. Zona 11. Woodbine 1*1654. No. 4--BUFFALO. N. Y.--Meets let Friday at Chaaktawaga Vatarmna of Foreign Wart Poat. 2661 Gantaaa flt., Zona 16. Praaidant--John Kailahar, 432 Moaall St.. Zona IS. Tx. 6*0794. Corresponding Secretary--Ray J. Murphy. 187 Southgate Ave., Zona 18. Tf. 4-4277. Financial Secretary--William A. Holdran. 217 Fancher Ava.. Kenmore. N. Y* 14223 Tf. 4*4256. Buaineaa Agent--Jamaa Hawley, 264 Schuele Ava.. Zona 16. Tx. 6*6664. No* 6--LOS ANGELES* CALI?.--MaaU trd Friday at 10022 So. Broadway, Zona t. Office--(Open t a. m. to 4:30 p. a.l 10022 So. Broadway. 10003 Plymouth 6*1469. Praaidant--Ban Harvey. P.O. Box 1191. Atascadero. Calif. 93422 Phone: 466*9167. Corresponding Secretary -- George Hunt. 10022 So. Broadway. 90003 Plymouth 3* 1419. Financial Secretary--George Hunt. 10022 So. Broadway* 90002 Plymouth 6*1469. Buaineaa Manager--George Hunt. 10022 So. Broadway. 90003 Plymouth 6-1469. Buaineaa Agent--Orville 8. Jeekm. 6319 Premier Ava.. Lakewood. Calif. Tow 7*7662. Buslneea Agent--William Glenwinkle. Rt. 3. Box 760. Eaeondido, Calif. Phone: Lae Angeles. Calif. Plymouth 6*1461. No* 6--BOSTON. MASS.--Meeta let Wednes day at 8 n. m. at 716 Huntington Ave. Offiee--718 Huntington Ava*. Zone II. A** pinwall 7*9669. President--Susaell W. Beware* 119 Franeh St.. Tewksbury. Mam. Glenview 30233. Correapoading tarretary Harken G. Ander* son. 498 Lyna St*. Malden Mass. Daven port 4*7372. FInanrial Secretary Edward Dehlbenr. 18 FairSeM 8L. Needham. Maas. 02192. Hill* Buaineaa Agent--Herbert G. Andaman. 491 Lynn St.. Maiden. Man Davenport 4*7672. No. 7--SEATTLE AND TACOMA. WASH.-- Maets 1st Friday at t p. a. at Seattle labor Temple. OAee--2S00 1st Ave.. Room 214. 8--ttk. Wash. 93121. Mutual 2*6792. President--Chariae Lock, 10601 14tth 5. E.. Beaton. Wash. Alpine 6*3332 Corresponding Secretary--TBeodem Dana* 22223*03 West. Edmonds. Wash. Pimpoct 3-4111. Financial Secretary Theodora Dana. 2222393 West. Edmonds. Waak. Prospect 6* fill. Emiaem Agent--1Theodore Dana, 22223-93 Weat. Rteeuds. Waak. Prospect 3-3313* Ne. 3--CZNCKNNATL OHIO--Meeta let Toee* day at Room 911, 1013 Tine St. Ofiee-1011 Tina St. <6292 Phone: 721* 1333. President--Ralph Carl---*30Kr Beane Ed. 4S211. Phone: 4814797. ,,_ 214 Turkll. KayevilU. Kana. Ja-b.*. 44954. **'** Corresponding Secretary--Vincent V. Eby. Busins-- Agent--Chari-- C. Hardine m, 917 Woodlawn Ave.* 46206. . Phone: 471* Meadowlake Dr.. Auguau. Kana. Federvt 8854. * 4*3439. Financial Secretary--Alfred Kaiaer, Jr.* 1169 RuJlson Ave.. 48261. Phone: 471-4381. Buaineaa Agant--Vincent V. Eby, II? Wood* lawn Ava.. 46208. Phone 471*3164. Ne. 16--SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAXRNm AND FRESNO. CAUF.-Meeta2odb22 day at t p. o. at Central Labor Couad) Bldg.. 2940 16th St.. Rm. 104. San p42! Ne. 9--NORFOLK. VA.. NAVT YARD--Meeta cisco, Calif. 3rd Friday at Compete Kail. County and Ufflc^-lOpen 7:30 a. m. to 8:80 p. Middle Sta.. Portsmouth. Va. Praaidant--David C. Durham. 111! Melvin Dr.. Portsmouth. Va. Hu. 8*2898. Corresponding Secretary--Edward D. Foytik. 1940 Premia Ave.. Foftsnoutb. Va. Financial Secretary--Alvin J. Callit. 8202 Brighten St.. Portsmouth, Va. 23707. Ex port 9*6412. Room 104, Centra) Labor Council Bide 2940 16th St.. San Franciaeo. Calif, ifal derhili 1*5727. Pr--Ident--Edward L. Pfleghaar, 141 Met* terey St.. Brisbane, Calif. Juniper 4*2410 Corr--ponding Secretary--J. W. Kelly, 4027 Lyman Rd.. Oakland. Calif. Kellogg a 2194. ^ Business Agant--Alvin J. Callis. 3202 Brighton St., Portsmouth, Va. 23707. Ex port 9*4412. Financial Secretary--Edward C. Geiger* Room 104. Central Labor Council Bldg.. 2140 llth St.. San Francisco. Calif. U&. Ne. 16--LITTLE ROCK. ARK.--Meets 3rd derhili 1*8727. Friday, at Labor Temple. 2nd and Scott Busins-- Manager--J. W. Kelly. 4027 Ly* Sta.. at 8 p. m. man Rd.. Oakland. Calif. Kellogg 6*2394. President--F. G. Greenlee. 7122 Ascension. Busina-- Agent--B. N. Hochitraaaer. 2940 Lo-uat 5*4294. Corresponding Secretary--W. F. Burris, 1401 16th St.. San Franciaeo. Calif. Underhill 1*6727. N. Fillmore. Mohawk 4*1974. Financial Secretary--W. F. Burris, 1601 N. Fillmore. Mohawk 6*1976. Business Agant--Albert M. Greenlee. 10 Centenary Drive. Locust 6*4914. Ne. tl--BALTIMORE. KD. -- Meeta last Wednesday at 2022 E. Madison St. at 6 s. m. Office--(Open 8 to 9 a. m. and 3:30 to 6 (v. m.) 607*409 N. Duncan St* 21206. Phone: 732*6478 President--Frank Cain. 12 McCormick Ave.. 21206. Northheld 540*3. Corresponding Secretary--Edward W. Bin* nix, t439 Roland Heights Ave* 21211. Financial Secretary--Edward W. Blnnix. 1439 Roland lights Ave. 21211. Business Agent--Joseph P. Zlneer. 436 N. Lakewood Ave. 21224. Phone: 273*6306. Ne. 13--NEW YORK CITY, N* Y.--Meats lt Thursday at 306 Eait 23rd St. Office--306 East 23rd St.. Zone 10. Laxlng* ton 2*3461. President--Nicholas Lucteh. 40*64 Ithaca St.. Elmhurst 78. L. I.* N. Y* ntlnols 6*1221. _ Office, Murrey Hill 6-1713. Gorreaponding Secretary--Edward Kellner. 305 X. 1m St.. Zone 10. Lexington 2*4461. Financial Secretary .Edward Kellner. 306 E. 23rd St., Zone 10. Zaxisgtoo 24461. Business Agent--William Shannon. 63 Le high St.. WllUaton Park. N. Y. PI. 2*2714. Business Agent--Jacob J. Novak. 82 Old Nook Xd.. Cleeter. N. J. Po. 3-2627. No. 13--JACKSONVILLE. FLA.--Meeta 3rd Friday at 8 p. m., at Flager Room. Semi nole Hotel. President--Murry H. Lanier. 1236 N. Mar ket St. Elgin 6-4312. Corresponding Secretary--Coy F. Bush, 2778 Na. 17--CHICAGO. ILL--M-ta lat Thursday at Engin--ring Btdg., 205 West Waeker Drive. Zone 6. at 8:00 p. m. Office--Room 922. Engin--ring Bldg.. 20S Wet Waeker Drive. Zone 6. Dearborn 24631. President--Al Bums, 8646 So. Marquette Ave. Regent 1173. Corresponding Secretary--John Quinn. Room 922. Engin--ring Bldg.. 205 West Waeker Dr., Zone 4, Dearborn 2*8631. Financial Secretary--John Quinn. Room 922. Engin--ring Bldg.. 205 W--t Waeker Dr.. Zone 6. Dearborn 2*3631. Business Agent--Kuth . Mulligan. Room 922. Engin--ring Bldg,. 206 W--t Waeker Dr.. Zone 6. Dearborn 2*3681. Ne* II--INDIANAPOLIS. 1ND--Meets 2nd Friday at Plumbers Hail. 542 E. llth St. Pmident--Kenneth Ray. R.R. No. 2. Bex 294-29. 46281. Temple 4*0770. Corr--ponding Secretary--Robert J. Scott, 946 North Highland Ave.. Zone 2. Mel* ro-- 6*4884, Financial Secretary--Robert Alford. R.R. No. t Box 470. Fortvllle. Ind. Phone: 485*4576. Buaine-- Agent--Robert J. Scott. 946 North Highland Ave.. Zone 2. Melrose 8*4284. Ne. 19--MILWAUKEE AND MADISON. WIS. Meets 2nd Friday at Stanton's Hat). 6218 W. Blue Mound Rd., Milwaukee. Wit. at 8:15 n. m. Pr--ident--John Kasun. 4880 N. 113rd St., Brookfield, Wla. Sunset 14128. Corr--ponding Secretary--Richard Scheible. 4828 W. Wells St.. Milwauk--. Wit. Spring 4*7452. Financial Secretary--William Giobif. 4563 S. lst St.. Milwauk-- 20, Wit. At. 2*6371. Buaine-- Agent--Al A. Lemminger. 4727 Myra St,. 32206. Evergreen 74734. Financial Secretary--Coy F. Bush. 2775 Mm St.. 32205. Evergreen 74794. Business Agent--Walter E. Reape, 1447 Columbus Av. Evergreen 94634. W. County Lin# Rd.. Milwauk-- 23. Wit. Flagstone 6*5035. Ne. 23--LONG BEACH, CALIF., NAVY YARD--Meeta 4th Friday at Long Beach Contra) Labor Temple. 1236 Locust Ave. Ne. U-PHILADEtFHU* PA.--Meets 1ft President--Chari-- R. Scherer, 1716 W. Wednmday at T--relay Poat V.F.W.. 139 244th 8t.. Lomita. Calif. Da. 64299. E. Chelton Ave. Corresponding Secretary--Wbetr F. Ay. Office--1349 S. Hunting Park Ave*. Zom 24. 4602 Knoxvttle Ava., Lakewood. Calif. Cumberland 9*4308. Harrison 94102. President--Philip J. Aekler. 306 Edgewood Financial Secretary--Weheter F. Ay, 4602 Ave.. Rlvereide. N. J. Ho. 14317. Knoxville Ave., Lakewood. Calif. Hsrri* CovTcspondtai Secretary--Actiag Correspond* --n 94102. iag Secretary Charles L Sechergcr. <02 Buaine-- Agent--Weheter F. Ay. 4602 Knox* Wesleyan Rd.. Audubon. N. J. Lineoin ill# Ave.. Iakewood. Calif. Harrison 7*7935. 94102. Financial Secretary-Charles I. Seeheryer. Ne. 31--DALLAS. FORT WORTH. TEX., 402 Wesleyan Rd.. Audubon, N. J. Lincoln AND SHREVEPORT LA.--Meets 4th 7*7916, Tuesday at Labor Temple. tT2? Young St.. Borises* Manager--Acting Bnaintm Manager Philip J. Aekler. 306 Edgewood Ave.* Riverside. K. J. HO 1*2317, B--in--e Agent--Chari-- L Siikwgn. 402 Wesleyan Rd., Audubon. N. J. Lincoln Dellas. Tex. 78201 at 7:80 p.m. Office (Open daily: Saturday until noonl-- 1727 Young 8t.. Dallas. Tax. 75201. River* aide 8*326. Pr--Ident--Harold F. Webster. 2811 Bridal 7-7931. Wreath Lane. Dallas. Tex. Federal 7.7190. Bualaem Agant Inert Turner. 419 Pro* Corresponding Secretary--O. K. Click. 1727 pact Ave. Pm--t Park, Pa* Lehigh Yeung St.. Dallas. Tex. 75201. Riverside _8*32*4. Ro--e Phone: Franklin 4*9146. Ne* 16--WICHITA. HANK--Meets let Friday Financial Secretary--O. K. Click. (727 at Labor Teaanle, 417 X. English St. Young St.. Dallas. T--. 76201. RIvaraide Praaident--Bob Graor. Rt. 1. El Dorado. Sana. Davis 1-6394. 8*3266. Ho--e Phone: Franklin 6*9646. 'Bovine-- Agent O. K. Cttek. 1727 Young Corresponding Secratary--Chari-- C. Hard 8*., Delias, Tex. 75201. Riverside 8*3216. ing. 1701 MaadowUka Dr.. Augusta. Kama. Ro--a PH**#: Fr*Wln 6*fi*4f. Federal <4439. Ne. 23--HOUSTON* BEAUMONT. PORT AR a Financial Secretary--Vernon E. Tqeh--, Jr*. THUR* GALVESTON. TEX.--Meets 3rd St THI ASIESTOS WOKHEt 1701 dcral NTO Hon* uadi *raa* m.) Ids.. UnIon410. 4027 t 6- Ctr. d*., UnLy394. `940 bill day kr 205 arn tt. 1. 3. 18 Frtfay at 8:15 p. m. at'BtMat Hall. 2M1H Crawford St,, M---- Tam- __ Qfflci 4717 Golf rrmway, Howtos 21. Tax. Walnut 8*7431. President--E. B. Herring. 111! S. Asstls. Pasadena, Texas. Grand MUS. Corresponding Soeroury -- Brook* Bakar. 4717 Golf Frooway, Hooatos 28. Toe. Walnut 9*7421. Financial SeeraUry--Brooks Bakir. 471? Gulf Froaway, Hoocton 21. Tax. Walnut 9.7421. Buiinaa* Agent--Joseph R. Shrods. 471? Gulf Froaway. Houston 21. Tax. Walnut 1.7421. Homo 2220 Camilla. Pasadana. Tax. Grand 2.0158. No. 88--HARRISBURG, Pi--Meets 2nd Frl- day at Staolworksn Halt, 184 Cumberland St. Lebanon. Pa. President--Lnvern G. Raichard. 2028 Wood* moat Ato.. Bethlehem. Pa. Phono: 197* 8211. Gomepoadlny Soerotary--Carol Crandy, Box 204-B St.. Summardala. Pa. Oflea Pbona: 782.0782 Homo Phono: Pa. 2.1986. Financial Secretary--George DaLallo. 1614 Cathorina St., Now Cumberland, Po. 17070. Codar 8.4868. Buslnoaa Agent--Carol Crmmdar. Box 204*B St.. Summordala. Pa.. Ofieo Phono: 732-0782 Romo Phono: Po. 2*1986. No. 24--WASHINGTON. O. C.-Meeu Ird Monday at Union Hal!. 1012 9th St.. N.W. Ofieo--(Opts 8:80 a. m. to 4 p. ro.) Room 402. 800 F St., N.W.. Zona 4. National 8*0168. Praaidant--Barnard Sonnafald. 4802 Coacb- way Dr.. Randolph Hills. Rockville. Md. Whiteball 8.6189. Corresponding Soerotary--Norman L. Hoylo. 8100 18th Art.. HyatteviUe. Md. Phono: 489*8862. Financial Soerotary--Norman 1*. Hoylo. 8100 16tb Ar#.. Hyattfrille. Md. Phono: 489* 8892. Buslnoos Arant--Norman L. Hoylo. 6100 16th Art.. Hyattsvillc, Md. Phono: 488* 8812. No. 26--DETROIT. MICH.-Moott 2nd Thun* doy ot 2918 E. Grand Bird, at Brush. A. F. L. Tradocman Bidr. Ofieo--(Open 9 to 10:80 a. a.) 2988 S. Grand Bird.. Zona 2. Trinity 1*9841. Prmldoat--Ralph Drinknrd. 1801 W. Ocna Rd.. Roehaotor. Mlah. Phono: 681*4811. Corroopendinr Soerotary-Malcolm Dotlofs. 16712 Vaufhan Av*., Zeno 21. Kenwood 1.4182. Financial Wocrofry Itoksrd L. 18184 Backus. South Gate. BkeSndSy:. At. 24169. Buslneoe Afoat -- Malcolm Dotlafo. 18712 Vaughan Ato.. Zone 18. Kenwood 1*4182. No. 28--ROCHESTER. N. T.--Moots 2nd Fri day at Ukrainian Hall. Ill Joseph Ato. Prmident--Gerald T. Coxford. 72 Tyson Park. Zone 21. Hu. 24647. Corroopondiny Secretary--Joeeph Carter. 76 Alexander St...Zone 20. Baker 9*1128. Financial Secretary--Royer G. Cam. 27? Kenwood Ato. Business Acent--Joseph Csrtsr. 76 Alaxan* der St.. Zone 20. Baker 5-1125. Me. 87--KANSAS CZTT. MO.--Meet* Ird Mon day at 8847-A Mala St. at PfpoSttore Han. Ofim (Open t to 11 a. *>--8147-A Main St.. Zone 11. Jetormm 14887. President--Ernest B. Dmnarmh, 4888 Flora At*. Wabash 44818. Corroopondiny Soerotary--Richard Maspia, R.F.D. #1. Let's Summit. Mo. Phone: Lonelack. Mo. Jordaa 9-8888. Financial Secretary--Frank M. Sorrentlno. 1608 Hlekory Lam. EJL 88 Zorn II. Mwr* wmd 1*8881. Business Ayoot Plihord Mania. JLF.D. 481. Lao's Summit. Mo. Phono: Lone* laek. Me. Jeedaa 8*8888. No. 86--OHNTBB, COLO*. AND LARAMTE. WTO.--Moots 4th Friday at Hall 2. Dourer Laker Center, 880 Aooma 81. Dourer. Colo. ^ __ President--Patton B. GUmere. 1181S W. Center. Dearer 88. Cole. Phone: 8884m. Corresponding Secretary--Stanley M. KoL lock. Ream 801. Lehor Temple. 880. Aoomo St.. Denser 28. Colo. OSes Phono: 788*1888 Homo Pham: 8884184. Financial ITwrotary Timm Mcrktoy. Boom 881. Laker Tmple. 880 Aomu St., Denrer 28. Colo. Phoao: 788*1888. Buolnom Amat--Staatay M. Ealtoct. Boom 881. Laker Tamils 888 Assam SU Denrer 88 Goto. Ofieo Phone: 788*1888 Heim Pkene: 2884114. No. 89 8llf PEANCXBCO. CAUP*. NATAL SHIPYARD--Masts 2rd Friday at Maaoale Temple. trd and Noweemk St. Pimldonl Boas Sort, 884 Ptrii.lt Cerresponding Seereury--Ralph 1- Memo. 8800 Parker td.. RMmond. CaBf. Phono: 838*7811. Financial Bottom j--Ralph L. Storm. 8800 Parker Rd.. Richmond, Cauf. Phono: BiSnme* Agent--Ralph L. Mono. 8880 *. Parker Rd.. Richmond. Calif. Phone: 888* 7019. No* 29-4TRACU8S. N. T.--Meets 1st Fridoy. -p p. m.. at Salt City Poet VFW Hall. President--F. WHIlam LowbfPril^alrftold St.. Fayetteville. N. Y. Phoao: 6874297. Corroopondiny Soeroury--William Mjhryer. 108 Boston Rd.. Mattydaie. N. VT18211 Glenwood 4-2818. ^ Financial Soeroury--Loo J. Mclnornoy. Ill Fay Rd. 18219 Ho. 8-6872. Business Ayant--William M. Dwyer. 108 Boston Rd.. Mattydaie. N. Y. 18211 Glen wood 4-3318. No. 31--PROVIDENCE. !L L--Moou 3rd Fri day. 8 p.m., Carpenters' Hall. 945 Eddy St. Prtsidsnt--Richard Dyer. Plalnftald Pika. Fostar Canter. R. I. Phonet 897-7371. Corresponding Secratary--William Hebert. 10 Garitold Are.. No. Providence. R. I. Pa. 34814. Financial Sccrsury--Francis McHuyh. IS Wisdom Are.. Zona 9. Jo. 1-4494. Business Agent--John G. Johnson, tl Whipple Ct.. North Providence. R. I. Centerdale 1-7867. No. 38--NEWARK. N. J.--Moots trd Friday at 188 Brookslde Ave.. Irvinytoo. N. J. at 8 p.m. Office--(Open 8 a.m. to 4:80 p.m.) 879 Broadway. 07104. Htumbolt 64828 and 5-362?. President--James F. Dwyer; Jr., 889 Free* born St.. Midland Beach 8. S. L. H. Y. Yukon 7-0681 Corroopondiny Soerotary--Edward G. San born. 6 Broadway. Point Pleasant Beach. N. J. Jwinbrook 24218. Financial Seeratary--Terence MeConmO* 870 Broadway. 07104. Humboldt 64626 and 5-3627. Buslneaa Manayar Timm Mulborn. 49 Hlyfa- land Ava., Leonardo, N. J. Phono: 291* 1097. Builnsas Atent--Harry Roeba. 49 Brooks!de Ava., Llvtnyston. N. J. Wyman 2-9691 Na. 86--CONNECTICUT--Moou 1st Fridoy ot Hot*I and ReeuuHnt Employee Hall. 72H E. Main St.. Marlden. Conn. Prmldont--WUllaa F. lolly. 300 Winches ter Ava., Now Havan. Conn. Spruce 6- 9980. Corroopondiny Soeroury Joseph W. Mur- nhy. 19 Bradford Rd.. Hamden 14. Conn. Phono: Now Haron. Conn.. Fulton 7-7062. Financial SeereUry--Edward A. Robaek. 76 Madloon St.. Hartford. Conn. 08196. Phono: 626*8880. Business Ayont--Lance T. Geopie, 88 Glen- brook Rd.. West Hartford. Conn. 08107. Phono: 621-4040. No. 84--MINNEAPOLIS AND ST* PAUL. MINN.--Moou 3rd Wednesday at 2818 Territorial Rd.. St. Paul. Minn. 88114. Offle^-2618 Territorial Rd.. 8t. Paul, Minn. 65114 Midway 6*6248. President--William Madiynn. 1800 City HeiybU Dr., St. Paul. Mian. SS117 Hum boldt 9*7940. Corroopondiny Secretary Thomas SylrseUr. R.R. 2. Prior Lake. Mina. Hlekory 7- 2216. Financial Seereury--Leonard J. Ptotruamw* ski. 1248 Ottawa Ave.. Woot St. Paul. Minn. 66111 CapiUl 4*8606. Businom Ayant--Leonard BJonla*. 8988 Ird 8t. No.. Minneapolis. Minn. 86111 Jacksen 14931. Na. 86--YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO--Moata 4th Friday at 80 W. Tndianola Ave. PrmUsot---John DoZee. R.D. #t. Wetsit Rssirri Rd.. Caateld. Ohio. Lo. 64897. Corraopondlny Seereury--John C. Rmmor. 816 Jonm St.. Now Ceitto, Fa. Phono: 868*8086. Financial Seereury--John C. Roomer. 816 Jonm St., Now Giotto, Pa. Phem: 868* 8066. Businas* Agent John C. Reame . 218 Joam St.. Now Castle. Pa. Phom: 868*8066. Na. 36--PORTLAND, OBEC--Meats 2nd Fri day at Stoaaflttor Bids. Ball. B. Praaidant--Robert J. Kmmar. 1494 8. Mary)* hnrtt Dr., taka Ooweyo. OrRwu Na. 8* 6898. Conegpoadlng SaereUry--Eari B. Kirkland, 1419 S. W. Ird Ave.. Zens 1. Ofim: Capitol 84181. Homs: Vssmsvsi. Wash.. Oxford 6-7789. FInandal Secretary--Eori B. Klrklaad. 1419 S. W. trd Are.. Zone 1. OOee: Capitol 84186. Homs: Taaaovrsr, Wash., Oxford 6-7789. Businom Ayent--far) B. Klrklaad. !419 3.W. trd Ave.. Zone 1. Ofim: Capitol 84181. Boms: Yaaseever, Wmk., Oxford , 6*7718. Ns. 37--EVANSVILLE. IND--Meets tad Pri* day at Control Labor Union Buildlny. 210 N. Fulton Avo.. 7 p. m. Prmldont Geerye D. Bononboryor. 704 E. Delaware. Ha. 6*1846. Corraopondlny Secretary--Looter N. Clerk. 426 W. Main St.. Box 417. Ntwburyb. Ind. 47660 Ulster 8*6J16. Financial Soerotary -- David Conkwriyfat. R.R. 7. Saddle end Spur Trailer Ct.. Pa ducah. Ky. Pbona: 443-6662. Business Ayant--Latter N. Clark. 426 W. Main St.. Box 417, Newburgh. Ind. 47630 Ulster 3*8915. No. 36--WILKES-BARRE AND SCRANTON. PA.--Moou last Saturday at 7 p. m., at G. A. R. Labor Temple Bid*.. 146 So. Main St.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. ProelBent--David M. Powell. 248 Garden Lane. Vtal. N. Y. Pionlar 1-9113. Corralponding Secretary--Edward G. Skuch- ae. 164 Mala St.. Kiayaton, Pa. 18704. Butler 1-0646. Financial Seeratary--Edward G. Skuchaa. t64 Main St.. Kingston. Pa. 18704. Button 64946. Buainaas Ayant--Edward G. Skuchaa. 164 Main St.. Kingston. Pa. 16704. Butler 84646. No. 39--OMAHA. NEBB.--Moou 2nd Friday at I p. tt. at Brieklajon Hall, 21it and Cuming Stroou. Prmldont--Robert J. Danse. 11929 Wool- worth St. 68144 Phono: 383-7116. Carramending Seertury--Don C. Ckriaman, 6787'Jf.'ltth St. 8HU Phone: 465-4343. - - Ptasnslsl Sooroury--Dttano B. Fox. RJL 1. Box 191. 68114 Phono: 893*2068. Bualnam Ayant--Don C Ckriaman, 8787 N. 24th St.. 68112 Phoad: 466*4343. No. 49--ALBANY, N. Y.--Motts 1st Friday at Labor Temple. Prmident--Charles Hamilton. New Balti more. N. Y. Phone: 768*3441. Corresponding Seereury--Robert J. Mc Caffrey. 118 Benson St.. Zone 8. Ivanhoe 9-1025. Financial Soeroury--Robert J. McCaffrey. lit Benson St.. Zone 6. Ivanhoe 9*1026. Businom Ayont--E. J. Rooeworm, 489 2nd St. Phone: 466-8097. No. 41--FORT WAYNE. IND.-Moou 1st Fri* day nt 2129 Winter St. Prmident--Donald L. Beaty, 724 Kintmoor St. Phone: 746*2626. Corresponding Soeroury--Raymond J. Mil- tor. 1901 Poinsett# Dr. Phono: 468-I774. Financial Soeroury--Donald C. Sehnelker, 1821 Florida Dr. Phono: 428*6404. Business Agent--Raymond J. Miller. 2901 Polneette Dr. Phone: 466-8774. No. 46--WILMINGTON. DEL. -- Moou 1st Monday at Fitters Hall. 3320 Old Capitol Trail. Ofie^-(Open I to 10 a.m.) 1120 Old Capitol Trail. Zeno I. Wyman 8-8827. Prmldont--Colwell Gibbons. 408 tth St.. Holloway Terraco. Now Castle. Del. 01. 4-8928. Corroopondiny Sacrotary -- Theodore W. Ryma, 2411 Groonlmf Dr.. Naamans Gar dens. Zona 8. Phone: 476*4840. Financial Soeroury--John V. Ryan. Jr.. 201 HI11view Avo.. Mayview Manor. 'Now Castla. Dal. 01.6*8364. Businom Agent--Alfonso V. Walker. 12 Jeffonon Rd.. Pennsrilto. N. J. Oriel# f*68?t. Na. 41--SPRINGFIELD. MASS. -- Matts 3rd Friday at Rm. 26. Labor Lycum Hall. 28 Willow St. Prmident--Paul Goortla. 141 Beauchamp Torraoa, Chicopee Foils, Mass. Lyceum 2*2876. Corrmpondlny Soeroury--Donald Taddla. 61 Columbus St., Agawam. Mam. Ropubllc 9*7088. Financial Secretary--Leonard Johnson. 100 Elm St.. Agawam. Mam. Ropublie 4-7120. Bualnam Ayont--Donald Taddla. 61 Colum bus St.. Ayawam. Mam. Ropublie 9-7086. No. 44--COLUMBUS. OHIO--Maau 1st Fridev at U.A.W. Local 60. 1000 E. Hudson St. 48211. President--Paul G. Vonvilla. 3016 Collage Avo.. Wooesrvillo. Ohio. Tu. 2-3292. Corrmpondlny Soeroury--Robert W. ChsnH. tor. 4891 Wotmoro Rd.. East. 48334 Ambarst 3-8849. financial Soerotary--Hamid R. Grots. Jr.. 8940 Gmsmoro Avo. 48324. Amhsnt Mill. Buolnom Agoat--Robert W. Chandler. 4898 Wetmem Rd.. East. 48334. Amkorrt 33849. No* 46--TOLEDO. OHIO--Moou 3rd Fridoy ot Labor Temple, Adams at 10th St. Fimldsot Ftord Coon, R.R. Si. Box 19-B. Swaiton. Ohio. Phons: 4166. Oorrmpondlag Soerotary--Roy . Suinforth. 1931 Maieom Id. 46616. Phono: U6-1666. `" * Nottaol. 8U AUOUH 1994 29 fIcM4t.rJi Drta. 4M1T *hn: Bugineee A wrr^ftr 8tdafaith. M W* oa R4. $. Phone: Ne. 48--KNOXVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA* TENN--Meet* 4th Friday it Labor Tem ple.'KftflorriUe. Tenn. President H. W. Woody. Jr.. (80S Tiling Rd. KnoxvllW. Tenn.- Phono; MMW. Corresponding Secretary--Robert Loudy. Jr.. Rt. 2. Persia. Tenn. Phone: Roger*vill*. Tenn. 8959. Financial Secretary---John Surnn. 1202 Glynridge Art.. Johnson- City* Tan. Walnot 8-4078. .. ,, ,, ,, Bum#u Agent--Marion E. Hatfield, Rt. 3. Cruze Dr.. Powell. Tenn. Phone: 947-7402. No. 47--GRAND RAPIDS. LANSING. JACKSON. KALAMAZOO AND SAGINAW, MICH.--Meet* 1st Friday at New Labor Temple. 01 No. Grand Ave.. Lansing. President--Jems* B. White. Rt. 3. Shep herd. Midi- Phone: 828-6811. Corresponding Secretary--William P. Wood. 402 W. Center St.. St. Louie. Mich. Phone: <81-2043. Financial Secretary--Robert J. Davenport. 2S Pelton Ave.. Coldwater. Mich. 49036. Brockway 8-6929. Business Agent--William P. Wood, 402 W. Center St.. St. Louis, llieh. Phone: 6812043- No. 48--ATLANTA. GA.--Meets 2nd Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Labor Temple, 250 10th St.. N. E. President--Grover C. White. 386 Lynnbsven Dr.. S. W. Plaza 8-2296. Corresponding Secretary--J. W. Harper. 2776 Lancaster Dr.. East Point. Ga. 80044 Phone: 761-7538. Financial Secretary--J. W. Harper, 2776 Lancaster Dr.. East Point, Ga. 30044 Phone: 761-7558. Business Agent--Roy Riehardaon. Rt. 1. Box 369, Stoekbridge. Ga. 30281 Phone: Con yers. Ga. 483-8802. No. 49--DULUTH. MINN.-Meeta 2nd Friday at Labor Temple. 320 W, 1st St. President--George A. Lee. 829 Gilead St. Phone: 722-8228. Corresponding Secretary--Leslie Johtnder. 132 N. 65th Are.. W. Zone 7. Finaneisl Secretary--George R. Graff. 4911 Avondale Sc.. Zone 4. Ja. 8-8884. Business Agent--Georgs Morterud. 6104 Rice Lake Rd. Randolph 4-7716. No. 51--LOUISVILLE. XT.--Meets 4th Friday at 8 p. m. at Cement Finishers Kail. 20th and Market St. President--Charles R. Fleischer. 840 S. 44th St. 40211. Phone: 77C-T387. Corresponding Secretary--Harry E. Oliver. 3552 Romona Ave. 40214. Financial Secretary--James Jones. 8247 Poplam'ew Dr. 40216 Phone 447-2888. Business Agent--Herbert P. Elmore. Jr.. 748 Loretta Ave. 40211 Phone: 772-1849. Ne. S3--OAK RIDGE. TXNN.--(Clinton En gineer Works. Maintenaaee only)--Meets 2nd Friday at Garry Hall. A. F. of L. Headouarters President--Robert W, Miller, 4500 Nicholas Dr.. Knoxville, Tenn. 87912. Phone: 8872200. Corresponding Secretary -- Raymond O. Davit. Rt. 4. Box 423A. Harriman. Tenn. 37748. Phone: 882-2708. Finaneisl Secretary--Carl W. Ralordan. 104 E. Judd Lane. 87880. Phone: 488-9867. Business Agent--Raymond O. Devi*. Rt. 4. Box 423A. Harriaen, Tenn, 87748. Phone: 882-2708. Ne. S3 -- NKW ORLEANS AND BATON ROUGE, LA.--Meets 4th Friday. 8:30 p.m., at R, K. of A. Hall, 8888 Saaks St.. New Orleans. la. .___ Office--411 Godchaux BflBVew Orleans 18. La. Phone: 6t842H^Ef President--William F-^mgJllngboret. 4888 Dreasx Are., New Orleans. La. Phone: 288-8880. Correaponding Secretary -- Gerald W. O'Brien. <7SC Louisville St.. New Orleans 24. La. Hunter 84188. Financial Secretary -- Gerald W. O'Brien. 6780 Louisville St.. New Orleans 24. La. Hunter 8-9868. Business Agent--Gerald W. O'Brien. 6780 tanlgville St., New Orleans 84. L. Huntar 8-9118. Assistant Businas* Agent--Raton Rouge Area--Joseph V. Mlcell. Jr.. 4917 Capital Heights Ave.. Baton Rouge. La. Phone: >21-1865. Ne. 54--LAWRENCESURC. IND. (Distillery Plant Workers only)--Meets 2nd Friday at 231 Walnot St. President--Cletos Encler. Ill 3rd St. Financial Secretary--Harvey Cook. 801 4th St, Ne. 81--MOBILE. ALA.. PASCAGOULA. MEM* AND PENSACOLA, Tl.d --Waste President--Ray Weed. 918 8. 197th * * 4th Saturday at W a.m. at Gawthea TMtpl. f-OOU- * A Hattl. Mobile. Ala. ^ ' Corresponding Secretary--W. H. (*nu Qffiee--1875 Airport Bled.. Mobile, Ala, Ue. S. 7th. Broken Anlm.Q Phone: 479-4812. Phone: *48-4005. end Tulsa. Okie/ President--G. R. Ptme, 7(8 Parham St., . 1-5*95. - Mobile. Ala. Phone: 48S-KM. finaneisl Secretary--W. H. (Bill) Corresponding Secretary--Winter D. Oden. 880 S. 7*. Broken Arrow, Okie pk 2553 Mermi&ftide DfcflWRk. Ala. Phone: 748-4005 and Tulsa. Okie. Ns. 7-5795 479-5085. Business Agent--W. H. (Bill) Little iu Financial Secretary--Walur D. Oden, 2588 7th. Broken Arrow. Okie. Phone* 7 Momingside Dr.. Mobile. Ala. Phone: 479- 4005. and Tulsa, Okie. Na. 7-5795. 5085. ^ Business Agent -- Wauar D. Oden. 25(3 Momingside Dr., Mobile, Ala. Phone: 479- 5085. Ne. 68--AMARILLO. BORGKB AND *. BOCK. TEX.--Meets lst Saturday at ' bor Tample, 114 W. Adams, Borger. *" -at 9 a.m. Ne. 38-WOOD RIVER. ILL. (Oil Refinery. Office--(Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) 413U Maintenance Only)--Meets 4th Friday at 117 E. Ferguson Ave. * v3-*2i*392S. t" Tex. 79007. Broadwa7y President--A. M. Tlbursl, R 374, Sawyervllle. 111. Phone: Beald. HI. Vernon 5-4S17. Corresponding Secretary -- James E. Coch* ran. R.R. 1, Box 841, Granite City. HI. President--Frank H, Turbett. Jr.. 800 Bidww Lane. Box (26. Friteh, Tex. Fritch 2Ui Corresponding Secretary--Donald G. Schsf.' fer, 413*4 Roosevelt St.. Borger. Ti 79007. ' Triangle 6-8937. Financial Secretary -- James E. Cochran. R.R. 1. Box 341. Granite City. 111. Tri> angle 6-8937. Business Agent--Charles C. Berry. R.R. 1. Jerserville. II], Phone: 49MI60. Broadway 3-2392. Financial Secretary--Donald G. Sehaft*4134 Rooeevelt St., Borger. Tex. 7ttoi Broadway 3-2392. Business Agent--Donald G. Schaffer. 4l3u Rooeevelt St,. Borger. Tex. 79007. Broad- Ne. 57--SIOUX CITT. IOWA--Meets last Fri- ,, way 8-2392. day at 8 p. m. at Labor Temple. President--Gordon C. Tome. 8888 Come- tionville Rd. Phone: 8-0852, Corresponding Secretary--William D. Gib son. Box 332, Everly. Iowa. Phone: 8842341. Financial Secretary--Frank J. Gibbons. 'F' College Ct. 51106 Phone: 6-4182. Business Agent--William D. Gibson. Box 332. Everly. Iowa. Phone: 834-2841. No. 58--MONTREAL. QUE., CAN.--Meet* 4th Wednesday at 8 p. m. at 3560 St. Laurent Na. 67--TAMPA. FLA.--Meets lit Friday at tlO p. m. at Electrical Worker* Hall 1.02 N. Franklin St. President--Roy Meredith. 1115 S. 48th Sl 33619 Phone: 244-7774. Co*TJf!p2Sd,n? 2S18 Chapel ,,WSatcy.re3t3a6r1y2--. PHhaorlneey; 93M2-a9r8t0in0. Financial Secretary--Earl R. Amiero. 4204 Beachway Dr. 33609. Phone; 877-3011. Busmen Agent--Harley Martin. 2518 Chap*! Way. 33612. Phone: 932-9800. Bivd. Ne. <8--CHARLESTON. S. C-. NAVY YARD Officw-305 Carpenters Hall. 3680 St. Laurent Blvd. Phone: 842-3576. --Meet* 2nd Friday at 8 p. m.. Park Gr. eie. North Charleston. President--Edward Kane. 876 Wiseman Ave., Outremont. Que., Can. Phone: 271-7369. President--H. C. Matthew*. 40 Ranger Dr.. Charleston Heights. S. C. Phone: 4oJ?. Corresponding Secretary--Charles Laforce. 6679 Dee Monts. V. Emard, Zone 20. Phone: 767-6787. Corresponding Secretary--Wallace Crawford. Rt. 6. Box 315. North Charleston. S. C Sherwood 4-3591. Finaneisl Sesatary -- Maurice fileau. 2569 Financial Secretary--Wallnee Crawford. Rt Rosemont Sivft. Zone 36. Phene: 721-3191. Business Managsr--Barney Makin. 1158 Hope 6. Box 316, North Charleston. S. C. Sherwood 4-3591. St.. Apt. S2. Phone: 915-1485. Business Agent--Wallace Crawford. Rt. . Business Agent--Charles Lafores. 6679 Dcs Box 315. North Charleston. S. C. Sher Monu. V. Emard. Zone 20. Phone: 767- wood 4-3591. 6787. Ne. I>--SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH AND Business Agent. Ottawa District -- John BOISE, IDAHO--Meets 2nd Tuesday at Kearns. R.R. No. t. Pointe-Gatinesu. Que. Labor Temple. 161 South 2nd St.. East. Montcalm 3-2297. Salt Lake City. Utah. No. 69--MIAMI. FLA.--Meets 2nd Friday Office--151 South 2nd St.. Eaat. Salt Lake at 8 p.m. at C.W.A. Hall, 2986 N. W. 17th City 17. Utah. Empire 4-9126. Ave. President--1Thomas R. McArthur. 76 Cottage President--Patrick McNulty. 1088 N. W. Ave.. Sandy, Utah. 144th St. 33168 Mu. 14848. Corresponding Secretary -- Frank Calegory. Corresponding Secretary--Richard D. Do^ 3944 South 3120 East, Salt Lake City 17. son. 166 N. E. 82nd St. 3318$ PL 4-2268. Utah. Crectwood 7-3426. Financial Secretary--Herman A. Hubert, 390 Financial Secretary--Frank Calegory. 3944 N. W. 32nd Plaee. 33125. Highland Sooth 3120 East. Salt Lake City 17. Utah. 84146. Crestwood 7-3425, Business Agent--Steve Chaykovaky, 382! N. Business Agent--Frank Calegory. 3914 South W. 12th Terrace. 88126 Phone: 684-2185. 3120 East. Salt Lake City 17. Utah. Ne. 61--CHARLOTTE. N. C.--Meets 2nd Sat Crestwood 7-3426. urday at AFL-CIO Bldg., 2121 Common wealth Ave. President--Paul Painter. Rt. 1, Malden. N. C. Phone: 4284809. Corresponding Secretary--Jamie A. Fisher. 2703 Penn. Ave.. Kannapolis, N. C.. Phone: 933-0839. Financial Secretary--James A. Fisher. 2703 Penn. Ave.. Kannapolis, N. C. Phone: 9334839. Business Agent--Boyd M. Plummer, 8404 Paulmo Dr. Express 9-3908. Ne. 62 -- PUGET SOUND NAVAL SHIPTARD, BREMERTON. WASH. -- Meets 2nd Monday at Labor Temple. $80 BurwtII St. President--Ronald Cox, 229 A. Oak 8L x-fr- 7-641$. Corresponding Secretary--Merle A. Arnold, 4217 Arsens! Way. Imz 8-7487. Financial Secretary--Merle A. Arnold, <817 Arsenal Way. Emax 3-74(7. Business Agent--Merle A. Arnold, 4817 Arsenal Way. Emax 3-74(7. Ne. 79--MARE ISLAND NAVAL SHIPYARD. VALLEJO. CALIF.--Meets 3rd Saturday at Labor Temple at 11 a.m. President--Alvin S. Silva, 248 Cardinal Lent. Phone: 642-1133. Corresponding Secretary--Marvin MeFadden. 200 Howard Ave. Phone 644-0609. Financial Secretary--Marvin MeFadden. 200 Howard Ave. Phene 644-0609 Business Agent--Howard K. Snyder. 1444 Delwood St. Phone: 644-0795. Ne. 72--GREENSBORO. K. C.--Meets 1st Saturday at Union Labor Bldg. Corn.. 120*4 North Davie St.. 7:30 p. m. President--Jack J. Ramecy. Rt. 4. Box 511Or. 4-5804. Corresponding Secretary--Walter D. Summen, 2701 Chantilly PI. Phone: 299-6766. Financial Secretary--Walter D Summer*. 2701 Chantilly PL Phone: 299-5766. Business Agent--Robert B Barber. 4226 Sylvia St,, Winston-Salem. N. C. Phone: 765-2160. Ne. <3--SPRINGFIELD. MO^-MeeU In Fri- Ne- 73--PHOENIX AND TUCSON. AR1Z.-- day at Beetrielani Hall. 498% W. Walnut St. President--Loten E. Tbomaa, Jr.. 1928 Meet* 2nd Friday at Phoenix Labor Tem ple. 1(87 W, Jefferson St.. Phoenix, Aria, at 8 p. m. Edgswood St. To. 14129. Corresponding Secretary -- D. L. Crocker. Rt. 10. Box 1225. President--Howard E. McCorkle. 3112 E. Cherry Lynn Rd.. Phoenix ]. Aria. Cr. 9-8070. financial Secretary--D. L. Crocker. Rt. 10. Box 1225. Busmen Agent--L. E. Thomas, Sr.. Rt. 1. Corresponding Secretary--John K. Burns. 2610 Aveaida Slrio. Tucaon. Aris. Axtel 8*1190. Box 810. Re. 7-4940. 'Flnaadal Secretary--John K. Burn*. 1610 Ne. M--TULSA. OELA.--Meets 1st Burney AveaUa Slrio, Turnon. Aril. Axtel 8-1590. at Iron Workers Hall, 482 No. Beaton Bariaem Agent--John K. Bums. 1610 at 10 a. m. Aveaida Brie, Toesen. Aria. Axtel 6-1590. JO THK ASIESTOS WOXXEI Ne, 74--CD MOINES, IOWA --* Meets tad Saturday u Plumbers Bail* 134 Wishing* toa it 111. a. ___ Pi --Hint---Walter Boat, R*R* 4, Oeaeola. Iowa. 10313 Fireside 2*70Corretaondlnf Secretary--CHSerd 0. Bon* too. 49X2 46th Bt. Zone 32. Phone: 271* 57*0. Financial Secretary--Hj K. Pcttey, 2X1 E* 28th St. Zona 17. Phene: 264*1145. Business Agent--Clifford 0. Benton. 4012 65th St. Zone 22. Phone: 276*6720. So. 75--SOUTH BEND. IMD.-Meeta In Fri day at Building Trade* Bldg.. 1245 North* side Bivd.. at 8 p. ra. Office--Building Trad** Bldg., 1245 North- side Blvd. President--Donald Morey. 1312 Woodbine Way. Phone: 233*5435. Corresponding Secretary--Richard Ball. 61SS0 Meadowlark Lane. 46414 Phone: 291*2207. Financial Secretary--James Lindsey. 26582 Edison Rd., Zone 28. Phone: 234*1083. Business Agent--Donald Calkins. 737 So. Ironwood Dr.. Phone: 288*8606. Ne. 76--ALBUQUERQUE, N. HEX. AND EL PASO, TEX.--Meets last Sunday- at 10 a. m. at Hod Carrier* and Common Laborers Hall. 604 3rd St.. S. W. Albu querque. N. Mex. Office--108 Yale Blvd.. S. E.. Albuquerque. N. Max. Phone: 243*6091. President--Charles E. Ross. Jr.. 610 Valen* cia Drive. S.E. Albuquerque. N. Mex. Phone: 255*0486. Corresponding Secretary--Charles J. Liesse. 4112 Douglas MscArthur. N. E.. Albuquer que. N. Mex. Phone: 345*1336. FinsneisI Secretary--Charles J. Liesae. 4112 Douglas MscArthur. N. E.. Albuquerque. N. Mex. Phone: 345*1336. Business Agsnt--Charles J. Lists*. 4112 Douglas MscArthur. N. E.. Albuquerque. N. Mex. Phone: 346*t336. Ne. 77--CHARLESTON. S. C. (Except Navy Yard)--Meets 3rd Friday at 7 p.m. at Carpenters Hall. 1001 King St. President--Eddlt W. Driggers. Post Office. Osborn. S. C. Phone: Hollywood. S. C. *89-4117. Corresponding Secretary--Joseph P. Byrd. 2311 Pete* St.. Rt. 3. Box 26*D. Charles* ton Hgts.. S. C. 2940$ Phone: 747*4806. Financial Secretary--Joseph P. Byrd. 2311 Peaee St.. Rt. 3. Box 26*D. Charleston Hgts.. S. C. 29405 Phone: 747*4606 Business Agent--Joseph P. Byrd. 2311 Paaea St.. Rt. 3, Box 26*D. Charleston HCU.. S. C. 29405 Phone: 747.4806 Ne. 76--BIRMINGHAM, ALA. -- Meets 3rd Sunday at the Engineers Bldg., 2520 7th Ave. North. President--Donell O. Crowder. 1235 Hia watha Dr.. N. E,, Huffman, Birmingham, Ala. 35216. Phone: 863*2904. Corresponding Secretary--James O. Goff. 221 96tb St.. No.. 36206. Phone: 8X3*1239. Financial Secretary--A. R. Sartore, 400 St. Charles St.. Homewood. Birmingham. Ala. 35209. Tremont 9*8445. Business Agent--James O. Goff, 221 91th St.. No. 36204. Phone: 833*13X9. Ne. 79--DAYTON, OKXO-Mecte 2nd Thereby at 1407 X. 3rd St* at 7:30 pa. President--Roecoe Goddard. 1910 Hickory* dale Dr. Cr. 5*7373. Corresponding Secretary--nomas Hotehin* son. 2313 Sherman Ave.. Middletown. Ohio. Phone: 423*3032. Financial Secretary--Robert C. Hartley, 4179 Dayton Pike. leilbroek. Ohio. YI. ' 8*3361. Business Agent--'Itomos Hutchinson. 3313 Sherman Ave., Middletown, Ohio. Phono: 423*3062. Ne. 19--CHARLESTON AND HUNTINGTON, W. VA.--Meets 2nd Saturday ot 643 Ten nessee Ave., Chariest**. W. Va. President--Elmer L. Rohertoon, 224 Overby Rd.. Huntington, W. Va. Phene: 822*2424. Correeponding BarretarT. femes P. WUke. R.F.D. No. 2. XflKon. W. Va. Bherwood 3*7331. Financial Secret try James P. Wilks. R.F.D. No. 2. Mlhon. W. Va. Sherwood 3*7331. Business Agent Temae P. Wilke. R.P.D. No. 2. Mlhon. W. Ve. Sherwood 3-73Ct. Ne. 31--CEDAR RAPIDS* IOWA--Meets 2nd Saturday at Teemotere Bldg.. 8114 J 8L. Pmrideat--Eari^ J?' Parley, 381 Highland Dr.. N. W. Empire 2*0434. Corresponding Secretary--Pressley F. Ward. 348 14th St.. S. X. Phone: 3440324. Financial Secretary--Edward D. Jennings. 49 2fth St, Court, S. X. Empire 6*36X4. Boriaem Ageet--Premier P. Ward. 343 18th St.. S. E. Phone: 344-3224. No. 33--SPOKANE* WASH. AND BILLINGS. MONT.--Meets 3rd Friday at 3:34 p. m.. at Fitters' Bell. West 14 Seeend Ave. Spehene, Wash. President--Darrell Great. 2014 Gaorte Wash* , iajten Way, Richlend. Weak. Phene: 947*4344. Cerveepeidlah feereteu WUllam Kendrick. 4912 E. 2od Ava, Spokane. Wash. 99206. Office Phono: Keystone 6*2721. Home Phone: Kcyvtoae 4*1773. Findhdal Beeretary--William KaAdric^4912 E. 2nd Ave., Spokane; Wash. 9920l7t)ffiet Phone: ' Keystone 8*2721. Home Phone: Keystone 4-1773. Business Agent--William Kendrick. 4212 E. 2nd Ave.. Spokane. Wash. 99306. Office Phone: Keyitone 6*2721. Home Phone: Keystone 4*1773. No. 83--NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND NEWPORT NEWS. VA. (Except Navy Yard)--Meets 3rd Friday at 2509^4 Granby St.. Norfolk. Va.. at 8 P- m. President--Alexander Roberts, Jr.. 2104 Rodgers St.. So. Norfolk. Va. Ki. 6*6764. Corresponding Secretary--Thomas G. Bunt ing. 6432 Ctbot Ave., Norfdlk 2. Va. Gypsy 7*7962. Financial Secretary--Thomas G. Bunting. 6432 Cabot Ave., Norfolk 2. Va. Gypsy 7*7962. Business Agent--Thomas G. Bunting 6432 Cabot Ave.. Norfolk 2. Va. Gypsy 7*7962 No. 84--AKRON. OHIO--Meets 1st Friday at Painters and Glaziers Hall. 67 S. Maple St. President--Lanford L. Croaker. 3432 Ham mond Blvd.. Copley. Ohio. 44321. Mohawk 6*5141. Corresponding Secretary--Robert D. McNael. 1818 Sheffield Dr. 44320. Phone: 864*7256. Financial Secretary--Peter Thompson, 1162 Dietz Ave. 44301. Pa. 6503. Business Agent--Robert D. McNael, 1118 Sheffield Dr. 44320. Phone: 864*7266. No. 85--ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.--Meets - 2nd Friday at Bricklayers Hall, 32 S. Ten nessee Ave. at 8 p. m. President--Joeeph Crilley. 814 I6th St,, So,, Brigantine, N. J. Phene: 264*7603. Corresponding Secretary--Thomas A. Dailey. 182 4th St. So., Brigantine. N. J. Phone: 266*7974. Financial Secretary--Jamee E. Crilley. 210 29th St., So., Brigantine. N. J. Phone: 266*7956. Business Agent--Thome* A. Dailey, 182 9th St,. So., Brigantine, N. J. Phone: 266* 7974. Ne. 44--NASHVILLE, TENN.--Meets 4th Fri day at Labor Temple at 8 p. m. President--E. 8. Pugh. Rt. l. Hermitage. Tenn. Tueker 3*1913. Correeponding Secretary--Jamee W. Adkis* eon. 362 Lao Lane, Zone 11. Vernon 2*5189. Financial Secretary--Jamee W. Adkisson. 342 Leo Line. Zone 11. Vernon 2*6189. Rusir.ees Agent--Grenville P. Childreae. 1083 Cbicsaauga Ave., Zone 4. Canal 7*9133. Ne. IT--SAN ANTONIO AND AUSTIN. TEX. Meets 3rd Friday at Labor Temple. 124 North St.. San Antonio. Tex. nt 8:30 p.m. Offlee--124 North St.. San Antonio. To. 78205. Capitol 6*1422. President--Doyle H. Moore. 803 West!she Dr.. Austin. Tex. Gr. 8-2842. Correeponding Secretary--Pelix W. Whipple. 7|0 Porter St., San Antonio, Tex. Le. 4*7490. Financial Secretary--Felix W. Whipple, 730 Porter St., San Antonio. Tex. La. 4*7490. Bueinam Agent--Felix W. Whipple. 734 Porter St., San Antonio. Tex. Le. 4*7140. Ne. 38--RICHMOND, VA--Meet* let Monday at Steamflnere and Plumbers Hall. 801 West Broad St. Pijgdent--R. L. Aadanom. 1114 SUpwitb Corresponding Secretary--Walter X. Puller. 1414 Fort HU1 Dr.. Zone 21. Atlantic 2*0443. Financial Secretary--Joeeph P. Parker. 444 Pulaski Ave.. Zone 22. Milton 8-4117. Surinam Agent Joeeph P. Parker. 404 Pu* laskl Ave., Zone 22. MIftos 3*4117. Ne. 39--TRENTON, N. J.--Meets let Thure* dsy at Sokol Hall. 447 Centre St. President--Paul J. Raezler. Jr., 4 Cerdlaal Rd. 08414. Phone: 684*4278. Corresponding Secretary--Conrad Q Tmhnf 1457 Stoekert Rd., Warrington. Fa. Phone: 343*1282. Financial Secretary--Stephen J. Kopp. till Chestnut Ave.. 08111. Phone: 49B-48<4. Business Agent--Stephen J. Kopd. 1811 Chestnut Ave.. 08111. Phone: 498-4414. Ne. 98--MEMPHIS, TENN.--Meets 1st Friday at Labor Temple. President--B. R. Allen. Rt. 1. Box 449. Msnon. Ark. Phone: 788*6706. Corresponding Secretary--J. Clerk Reeves. 3068 Cerringtoe. Phone: 482*2769. Financial Secretary--J. Clark Rsorts. 3488 Carrington. Phone: 482-2719. Business Agent--Joke W. Riddick. 3816 Windcreet Rd., Zone 16. Phone: 397*9029. Ne. 91--WHITB PLAINS. N. T__ Meets 2nd Wednesday at Union Hail. 208 Hamilton Ave. President--George R. Boylan. 320 S. Broad way. Sr. Tarrytown. N.Y. Medford 1*7466. Corresponding Secretary--Willum Leary. Jr.. 18 Tamarack Rd.. Port Chester. N, Y. Wevtmore 9*1010. Financial Secretary--James C. Novsk. 32 W. Glen Ave.. Port Chester, N. Y. 10573. Westmore 9*2941. Business Agent--Charles Lent. R.P.D. No. 2. Box 244. Putnam Valley. N. Y. Phone: 8 to 10 s. m.. Lakeland 8*2945. Ne. 92--COLUMBIA, S. C--Meets 2nd Satur day at 10 a. m.. at Eleetricisns Hall, 2006 Sumter St. President--Marion L. Ruff, Rt. 2. Pomaria. S. C. Phone: 276*4243. Corresponding Secretary--Robert J. Derrick. 245 LaTonea Dr. Alpine 3*7835. Financial Secretary--Robert J. Derrick. 245 LaTonea Dr. Alpine 3*7836. Business Agent--R. W. Quattlebaum. 3715 Margrave Rd. Aloine 2*2991. Ne. 95--PHILADELPHIA. PA.. NAVY YARO. --Meets 1st Fridsy at P.S.F.S. Bldg.. Room 432. 12th and Market Sts. President--John W. Thomas, 551 Larkspur St. Zone 14. Ho. 4-8792. Corresponding. Secretary--'William J. Dona hue. 2819 Buelha St.. Collingdale 48. Ps. Fu. 9*0625. Financisl Secretary--Thomas E. Mills. 622 Royden St.. Camden 3. N. J. Wo. 3*5532 Business Agent--Willism J. Donahue. 2319 Buelha St.. Collingdale 48. Ps. Fu. 9*0625. N. 94--OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.--Meets 1st Friday, Cement Masons Hall, 1441 S. W. 25tb St. at 8 p. m. President--Gene Dowling, 5406 S. W. Rockwood. Mutual 1*1118 Correeponding Secretary--M. A. Ridenour. 1619 S. W. 41st St. 73119. Mutual 6-6160 Financial Secretary--M. A. Ridenour. 1619 S. W. 41st St. 73119. Mutual 5*6160. Business Agent--M. A. Ridenour. 1619 S. W. 41st St. 73119. Mutual 5*6160. Ne. 95--TORONTO AND PORT ARTHUR. ONT.. CAN.--Meets 2nd Saturday at Trinity Truck Drivers Club. Trinity and Eastern Ave.. Toronto. Ont. at 10:30 a.m. 0ffic*--<0pen 9 a. a. to 4 p. m.) Rm. 1. 67. Harbord St. Toronto 4. Ont. Walnut President--William Murdock. R.R. rr6. Kingston. Ont. Phone: 542*8393. Corresponding Secretary--Michael H. Nieols, Rm. 1. 67 Harbord St.. Toronto 4. Ont. Office Phone: Walnut 3*8662. Home Phone: Roger 2*8479. Financial Secretary--Michael H. Nieols. Rm. 1. 67 Harbord St.. Toronto 4. Ont. Office Phone: Walnut 3*8562, Home Phone: Roger 2*8479. Business Manager--Michael H. Nieols. Rm. 1. 67 Harbord St.. Toronto 4, Ont. Office Phone: Walnut 3*8562 Hots# Phone: Roger 2*8479. Business Agent--Alfred Kirton. 13 Wsltonice Rd.. Seerboro. Ont. Amherst 7*7778. Office Phone: Walnut 3*8562, Ne. 94--SAVANNAH. GA.--Meets 2nd Friday at 8 p. m., at Electrical Workers Hall, Bull at >9th St. President--Eugene Hendrtx. 2042 Brodgon St. Elgin 4*1419. Correeponding Secretary--L. J. Todd. 207 Format Ave. Adams 3*4618. Financial Secretary--L. J. Todd, 207 Forrest Ave. Adams 3-4818. Business Agent--C. W. Htndrieks, 705 E. 51st St. Elgin 4*4838. Ne. 47--ANCHORAGE, ALASKA--Meets 2nd Monday at 7:30 p. m.. at Room 8, Trades Bldg.. 833 X. tth Ave. Qfles (Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. .) Room I. Trades Bldg.. 826 E. 3th Ave. 99501. Broadway 6-1922. President--BUI C. Anderson, 1220 F St. Phone: 7*4014. Correeponding Secretary--Jaek M. Endstey. Ill 10th Aee. Fairfax 2*1304. Financial Secretary--Jaek M. Endairy, 119 10th Ave. Fairfax 3*1304. Bueineee Agent--Jack M. Endrity. 1)8 10th Ave. Fairfax 3*1804. Ne. IS--BOSTON NAVAL SHIPYARD--Meets 2nd Tuesday at Conference Hell. Bldg. IIS. Boston Naval Shipyard. President--James F. Cresn. 46 PIssssnt Park Rd.. Winthrep. Mass. Vi. 6*3735. Correeponding Secretary--Arthur Bedraeltn. 153 W. Boyleston St., Watertown, Mate. Wn. 44470 Financial Secretary--Harry Di Ceeare, 229 Sooth St*. Quincy. Mass. Gr. 9*7430. Business Agent--Prank R- Cowan. 17 Green* halge Ave., Everett. Hess Du. 7*4955. AUBU3T IM4 31 Ne. 99--WINNIPEG, MAK, ClN^-KM Ut Tuwday At Leber Temgla, W Jamw An. at ft p.. _ President--Meariw Twtaafc, Box !. Stone wall. Mas.* Can. Phone: IX Ring IT. Corrwpondiag Secretary--Frank Smareb. IftX McFadden Av.. 2eea XI. Phone: 222.1111. Financial SmreUiy--Frank Smerth. 132 McFedden Ave.. Zona 25. Phone* 222*1169. Business Arant--Frank .Smereh. 132 Me* Fadden Ave.. Zona 25. Phone: 222*6169. No. 109--.ROANOKE, VA.--Meets 2nd Saturday at Caipentert' Hall. 24 WeWa Ava.. N. E. Prwident--Richard C. Booktr. 117 Seminole Av#.. CoillajvUla, V*. Phono: 647*2554. Corresponds* Sacrotary--Joeeph S. Kaylor. 6353 No. Barrana Rd. Empira 6*0594. Financial Secretary--Joseph S. Kaylor. 353 No. Barrana Rd. Empire 6*0594, Business Arant--Edward C. Dalton. P.O. Box 464. Martinsville. Va. Phono: 638* 8086. No. 102--FREEPORT, TEX. (Dow Chemical Co.. Maintenance only.i--Maata 4th Tues* day at Lake Jackson State Bank Annex. 102 Parkin* Way, Laka Jackson. Tax. President--Raymond H. Shanks. 1822 An* gleton Dr.. Laka Jackson. Tax. An. 6* 4186. Corresponds* Secretary--V. C. Canady. Rl 1. Be. 3-2780. Financial Secretary--D. E, Johnston. 412 Southern Oaks Drive. Laka Jackson, Tex. 77566. An. 5*5505. Business Agent--V. C. Canady, Rt. 1. Be. 3*2780. No. 114--NEW YORK NAVAL SHIPYARD-- Meets 1st Friday at Knixhts of Columbus Institute. 81 Hanson Plaee. Brooklyn. N. Y.. at 5:30 p. m. President--William F. Raney. 675 Lincoln St.. Baldwin. L. I.. N. Y. Ba. 3*8717. Corresponds* Secretary--Andrew R. Se merua, 817 10th St.. Union City, N. J. Financial Seeratary--Joseph Caraceia, 152OS 79th Avt.. Flushing 87, N. Y. Businaas A*ant--Patrick J. Faran. 536 15th St.. West Babylon. L. I.. N. Y. Turner 8-1115. No. 10S--TEXAS CITY. TEX. (Carbide and Carbon Chamieals Corp., Maintenance only)--Meeta 4tb Tbuteday at Carpenter* Hall at 7:30 p.m. President--William J. Murif. Rt. 1. Alta Lems. Tex. Correeoondinr Secretary--William C. Cun ningham. 1205 13th St.. No. 77590. Wi. 5-7109. Financial Secretary--William C. Cunning* ham. 1205 13tb St.. No. 77510. Wi. 5-7109. Business Agent--Lawrence B. Guy. 502 So. Iowa St.. La Porte. Tex. Ga. 1*0453. Na* UT--GREENVILLE, &. C*--Meets 3rd Sat* urday at 10 a. m. at tba Labor Temple. 307 Townes St. President--Roy B. Ghent. <15 Brooklyn Ave.. Hendareonvilier N. C. Phone: (92*2507. Corresponding Secretary--Levis R. Johnson. 208 Lions Club Rd. Phone: 289-8441. Financial Secretary--Levis R. Johnson, 20ft Lions Club Rd. Phone: 219*8441. Businew Agent--Franklin D. Fowler. 4 Butternut Dr. Ce. 9-2377. Ne* 1*9--L06 ALAMOS. N* MSX, {Municipal Operations. Maintenance only).--Meets let Wednesday at 7 p. m. at 115ft A Peach St. President--Ruben Quintana, Rt. 1. Box 216. Santa Fa, N. Max. Correapondln* Secretary--Mareer L. Whit* son. 914 Canyoa Rd* Financial Secretary- Calvin X. Stewart. 115ft A Peach SL PWet 2-4878. Bnsincas Ageaf Urea L Whitson, 984 Canyon Rd* Ne. lift--EDMONTON. ALTA., CAN,-- Msecs N Wedwadey at Rm. 10, Uafea Center. 10819*1M Ava., at 7:80 p.m. Ottos--Rm. 11L Umioa Castor, 14419-104 Ava. GArdes 4-4708. Prwideat--Ciariw A. Xeiehheld,. 111141 Ava. Phono: 489-8088. CoTTeopoadix* fernery -- Kenas Pen. 10707--fttth SL Garden 2-I2IL^ Financial Saerotary--Neman Pen. 10707 9tth St. Garden 8-8811. Agent--Norman pan, 10707 991b St. Garden 8*8881. H*. 1M-TBU* ertr, TEX. (Mouuto c--1--1 CO.. IbtotKUM. Oslr.)--Kmu tod Itanter *t Cbwmi Bill. 117-tt, A-i.. No. No. wl wntt. * *i a--. Cernmailn* SjhWut--w. I~ KwriU. 15 Ttk Atm.. No. Wl. 5*71X7. nMariri teywr-t. . Ibrrlll. II 7th A,,. No. Wl. 1-7117. BohisM. AWBU.W. ft. <mUI.ll 7th An., Cleveland. Haekrfrmt, Idaho. Phong* r No. Wl. 5*rsxT. till, Tl N*.' lit--LAKX CKAKLX3. LA*. AND Ne. 123--WORCESTER COUNTY, bit. ORANGE, TEX__ hall tnd Fridt. u ' Pdtttn Hill. 515 Uth St.. L*lt* Chub. La. Office--636 Uth St*. Lake Charles, La. Meeta 1st Friday at 7 p. m.. at Baaone Hotel. 60 Franklin St. * Office' " 4S N. Main St.. North Graft** Mam. Ve. 9-4606. -- Phone: 488*6874. President--Nick Tramont* MB'Gentry Club President-Alfred Bergeron. 97 Cove c. Riverside IS. R. 1. Phone: 433*3414. l" Rd- Lake Charles. La. Greenfield 7*1942. Corresponding Secretary--David R. Parker. Corresponding Seeretary--Louis A. StyUr ? Creaeent St.. Grafton. Mau. Ve. 9.94*11 580 Ann Terrace. Westlake. La. -"Hemlock 6*8067. - Financial Secretary--David * R. Parker, 580 Ann Terrace. Westlake. La. Hemlock Financial Seeretary--Louis A. Styler. 2 Cr^! eent St., Grafton, Maas. V. 9*34(9 Business Agent--Edward S. Wbitereil' 29, Brigham Hill Rd.. North Grafton, k4 6*8067. Business Agent--David R. Parker. 680 Ann Terrace. Westlake. La. Hemlock 6*8067. No. lift--CORPUS CHRIST!. LAREDO AND HARLINGEN. TEX.--Meets 1st Saturday at Suer Bldg.. 621 Oliver Cts.. Corpus Ve. 9-2292. No. 129--CALGARY. ALTA.. CAN,--Mwu 2nd Sunday at 1:90 p.m. at Calgary Labo> Tftmple. 229 -llth Ave.. S.E. Office--1 Open 9 a.m. to 12 noon sad 9 is 5 p.m. 1 Rm. 305 Calgary Labor Tempi*. 229 * Uth Ave.. S.E. Phone: 262*3594. Christi. Tex. at 10 a.a* President--James Bartuceio, 4311 Bownwi Office--Sixer Bldg.. 621 OINrtr Cts., P.O. Box 1112, Corpus Christ:. Texas. Tulip 4* 1372. President--Jaek M. Hoover. 3918 Petty Dr.. Corpus Christ:. Tex. Ul. 2*2140. Corresponding Secretary--James R. Eaton. Rd.. Montgomery. Alt*.. Can. Phone- 288-5620. Corresponding Secretary--Frank Wright 604 * Uth Ave.. S.E. w Finaneial Secretary-Frank Wright. (04. 14th Ave.. S.E. 4525 Garfield Dr.. Corpus Christi. Tax. Businew Agent--Frank Wright. Rm. Tulip 8*7088. Financial Secretary--James R. Eaton. 4525 Calgary Labor Temple. 229 * 11th Ate.' S.E. Phone: 262*3594. Garfield Dr.. Corpua Christi. Tax. Tulip Ne. 127--APPLETON. MANITOWOC AND 3*7083. Business Agent--James R. Eaton. 4525 Gar* field Dr.. Corpua Christ!. Tax. Tulip 3*7083. WAUSAU, WIS.--Meets 4th Saturday at Bilaay Hotel. Shawano. W11. at 10 a.a. Prwident--William Curtainger. 805 Form* Circle. Manitowoc, Wis. Murray 4-4648 No. 114--JACKSON. MISS__ Meets last Friday Corresponding Secretary--Cietui R. Sartelt. at Carpenters Hall. 228 South State St. President--Jimmy R. Moore. 2326 E. Madi R.R. 1, Bex 539. Mentabs. Wis. Regent 8-4670. son St.. Brastrop. La. Financial Secretary--Cletus R. Bartelt. R.R. Corresponding Secretary--M. V. Sills. 594 1. Box 589. Menasha. Wis. Regent 3*4670. Sykes Rd* Drake 2*4844. Business Agent--Harry Lumaye. 1045 St. Financial Secretary--M. V. Sill*. 594 Srkee Paul Sl. Green Bay. Wis. Hemlock 2*1229, Rd. Drake 2*4844. Ne* 129--NATIONAL ANIUNE PLANT. Business Agent--Rayford Heard, 3802 Gam- HOPEWELL. VA.--Meets 1st Monday at mill St. Em. 6-7876. Carpenter's Hall at 8 p> a. Na. 118--HALIFAX. N. S.. CAN__ Meets 2nd Prwident--Clifton A. Davenport. Rt. 2. Tuesday at Labour Temple. 2 Cogwell St. Chester. Va. Phone: Hopewell, Va. Gl. at 8 p. m. 8*2294. Office--Labour Temple. Co*w#]i St. Pbone: Corresponding Secretary--Harry E. Field. 423-7526. 3217 Trenton Ave.. GL 8*6772. President--Jasper Jlarnisb. Herring Cove Financial Secretary--Harry E. Field. 3217 P. O., Halifax To., N.S., Can, Pbone: Trenton Ave. Gl. 8*6772. 477.195ft. Businew Agent--Jamw E. Smith. 3407 Oak* Corresponding Secretary--Burton Smith. lawn Blvd. GL 8*6923. 5ft Hawthorns St.. Dartmouth, N. S.. Can. Ne. 139--BATON ROUGE. LA. (Standard OH Pbone: 469-S376. Co.. Maintenance only:. Meets 1st Wed Financial Secretary--Don Miller. 10*5-48 nesday at 7:80 p. ra. at 2122 Evangeline Spryfield. Halifax County. N. S.. Can. St Business Agent--Arthur Refuse. Bedford. Prwident--Jowpb L. Hidalgo. 1103 Ferdi Halifax Co.. N.S.. Can. Phone: 815-7151. nand. Plaquemine. La. Mu. 7*3618. Ve. lift--VANCOUVER, B. C,, CAN--Meets 3rd Friday at Labour Temple. 307 W. Broadway, at 8 p. m. Corresponding Secretary--Lenes J. Kulin. Jr.. 4965 Sycamore Dr. EL 5*4726. Finaneial Secretary--Louie D. Michel, Jr., Office--(Open 9 to 11 a. a. and 8 to 6 p, m.i 11244 Catalpa Dr. Wa. 1*0998. Rm. 112, Labour Temple, 807 W. Broad way, Zone 10. Trinity ft-8814. Businew Agent--Lenes J. Hulin. Jr., 4966 Sycamore Dr. El. 5*4726. President--Lome R. O'Bray. 1998 Dawes Ne. Ill--ST. JOHN. N. B.. CAN.--Meets 4th Rd.. New Westminster. 8. C.. Can. Saturday at Royal Hotel. King St. at 7 Corresponding Secretary--Andrew T. Skov* p.m. land. 4684 Rots St. Zone 10. Pbone: 874* Prwident--Canon Mason, 171 St. Jamw St. 8994. Pbone: <92*0541. Financial Secretary--Andrew T. Skocfoad. Comaponding Seeretary--Kenneth Ramity. 4(84 Row St. Zona 10. Pbone: 874-8994. 479 Mein St. Business Agent--Andrew T. Skoclond. 4(84 Financial Secretary--Darid Gregg, R.R. Sti, Bow St. Zone 10. Phone; 874-8994. Golden Grove Rd. Phone: 693.0667. Ne. 119--REGINA, 8ASK*. CAN.--Meets 4Ui Friday at tabor Temple. 1916 Osier St. Businew Agent--David Gregg. R.R. ftp4. Golden Grove Rd. Phone: 99*0667. Office--Rm. 2. Labor Temple. 1918 Osier Ne. 188--HONOLULU. HAWAII--Heete let St. Pbone: 627-5482. Thursday at Labor Ttmple. 333 N. King President--Henry Vanderveen. 2(1 Cornwall SL St. Pbone: 5(8*8897. President--Manual Tacub, 1789 Kaaohoelll Corrwpondin* Secretary--Alrin Dasey, C82 St. MSI?. Phone: 851-669. Glen Ela Trailer Oft. Phone: 628*7290. Cormponding Secretary--Edward Mansa* Financial Secretary--Alrin Dancy. C88 nas. 2089 10th Are. Phone: 775*685. Glen Ela Trailer CL Phone: 529*7290. Financial Secretary--Larry Lippi, 333 N. Business Agent--Alrin Dancy. C82 Glen Elm King St. 98817. Phene: 607*535. Trailer CL Phone 622-7280. Businew Agent--Larry Lippi. 333 N. King Ne. U(--RICHLAND, WASH* (Hanford Ord St. 9('l7. Phone: 507*335. nance Works)--Meets last Tuesday at Ne. 128--FARGO, GRAND PORKS. NORTH Labor Temple. DAKOTA AND MOORHEAD. MINNE President--Lloyd O. Moore. 1907 Dnpertall. SOTA--Meeta 2nd Saturday at Labor Pbone: 147-1878. Temple, Fargo, N. Dak. Corrwpondin* Secretary--John W. Own, 1428 McPhemon. Prwident--Jamw Matthews. North Star Trailer GL. Minot. N. Dak. Temple Financial Secretary--Jeha W. Dean. 1488 8-1204. McPherson. Cormponding Seeretary--Arthur Olerud. Businew Agent--John W. jDeas. 148S McPhemon. 1(41 10th SL, No., Fargo. N. Dsk. Adams 0-7409. Ne. 12ft--AKCO. IDAHO (Neva! Reactor Fa cility. Malntenaaca Only)--Meeta tad Mondayat Labor Temple, Auxiliary Roam. T4m Falls, T<**Vr President--Charlw A.-Gray. 28 Jehneen SL, BieekfooL Idaho. Correepondla* Secretary T--w A. Hill. Ml York Circle, BlaekfooL Idaho. Financial Seeretary--Jamw A. Hill. 94 Tort: Clreie, BlaekfooL Idaha. tnslaws Agent Tsmm R. Nriesa. (It Sa. Financial Secretary--William E. Koran. 816 Sad SL No., Fargo. N. Dak. Adams 50(44. Btadaws Agent Arthur Olerad. 1(41 10th SL No.. Fargo. N. Dak. Adams 5*7409. Na. 134--PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE. NATAL SHIPYARD--Meeta 1st Saturday at 10 a. m. at American Legion. Boocaa PoeL IiHngtna SL Pi--ldeat Qeuigs W. Stelnhllher. R.F.D, #1, Pareoa'a Rd. Phone: 484*5122 or M12S. 33 1HS ASSSSTOS woxm T TIU. I 8^.-- ! TOft ton, St., r. 2 t$9. rs. 224 1C1 oirr*nens.p1o4ndOinagK Secretary--Richtrd Hill Dr.. Dover. N. A, MoiH. u,*$2U. r Phone: T Financial Secretary--Osmond R. Paradis. t91 High St.. Somemvorth. N. H. Phone' -*92.4613. Pn>inef> Agent--Arnnies J. B.tmn, P i> Bnv 1*. Wiwnnt Fuu. N. H. Phone: Ne London. N. H. 526>?29|. so. 135-- LAS VEGAS. NEVADA -Meets 3rd > --#t;.\ at Laborers Hail. 212 W Utah \.r P*** u^ri R-Hert Ryr*on ZX6. Bnltimoie. Ph**i:e: Secre'aiy-- R.*be- V 0*trtch. 1112 Timi-nr'*eed Ate. Phone: $"<-2720. linancMl Secretary--Robert'V Oeinch. IM2 Tumbe'*eed A>, Phone: 2720 Bti*me-n Agent George R. Layman. Soring Mt. Rd. . INSULATION* PRODUCTION WORKERS LOCAL UNIONS No. i--Kansas city. mu., and vicinity. - Meets 4in Wednesaay a: * p.m at Bund.na and Const ruction Tnwfee Council Bld.. ini E Armour Blvd. Killl. Pre<!0"*--Harrv D. H itton. Ji.. *'' Woodern. Knr.fas ' -y. Kane. Co. I'crrespor.ding Secretary--Leon Stoup. 10316 P.i.mer. *<4134. Wa. .MUST, f r.ar.e.a, r*<*retary--Ha; S. Medan. `'l E Aimour Bled. *>4111. Jefferson |.4T<ij. B is ne-# \eent --R. H. Raujcr. 'ft' . \ . mour Blvd. 64111 Phone Hrhi*- J- . terson M**0. Hom^-Wa. i-'4J* No, 3--BARBERTON. OHIO-M-s i- T .... oy at 4 | m. at Barner*on Centra. Lan. * Union Hall f VS T s-.r.t > \ # Psesuent James- Mur.m K if . e VaHev i oru-fc|K*n-firtf Sfie.u> hl-.> L R hart. 4> Brown Zne ' ^ne- I- nanc-a! S*-eretary- Robe*- L R.nehart. 4? Blown M-. Zone `. .-he'"'* >! Business Acent--Frank A. B >0't. j"--. Grander Rd.. Akron I <>h .. Pit. R: :ht. 04 . :0S. 48. ttritn. R. TO. St. 29. T. G2l.. Id. UT ik- Oil ne Jtin. IMPORTANT NOTICE 55 The Federal Post Office Department requires extra postal charges when they notify the General Office oi any change in address of members on the joua.VAL mailing list. th These notices are literally coming in by the hundreds and the expense is a considerable item. This expense St. can be avoided if all members use the form below to notify us of change of address. Just fill out the iorm and send it to 505 Machinists Bldg., 1500 Conn. Ave.. X. VV,, Washington. D. C. 50056. immediately upon change oi T. residence. 4. Xo member will receive the Jovxsal if he moves and fails to notify the General Office direct or through hi. 4. local union of his new address. ft if CHANGE OF ADDRESS NOTICE Ml Editor, Asaisios Wouza 505 Machinists Bldg. (Please Check) 1500 Coon. Ave, N. W. 1 have been receiving. g Washington. D. C. 50036 or PLEASE PRINT I have not been'receiving the Journal. 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