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Public Document No. 15

Fifty-Eighth Directory

of Labor Organizations in Massachusetts, 1963

(With Statistics of Membership, 1961-62-63)

Labor Bulletin No. 206

ANNUAL REPORT ON THE STATISTICS OF LABOR

of and Industries Department Labor ;

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DIRECTOR! OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS, 1?63

With Statistics of Membership 1961-62-63

INTRODUCTION

The material here presented constitutes the Fifty-Eighth Directory of Labor Organizations in Massachusetts. The first Directory of this kind was published in August, 1902. The term "Labor Organizations" as used in this Directory is a group of employees or wage earners organized for the purpose of improving their status through negotiations with employers, except in the cases of employees of governmental agencies, the organization is usually a party to either a written or verbal agreement concerning wages and conditions of employ- ment.

Since the last Directory was issued many new unions have been organized, others have become inactive or disbanded. The Department has quite complete records of unions in existence by reason of "statements" required by Chapter 618, Acts of 19U6 (Revised by Chapter 39k, Acts of 19U9).

This edition consists of four divisions, as follows:

I. " National and International Organizations" having one or more affil- iated local unions in the United States , (pages 3-13 )•

II. " Delegate Organizations" consisting of organizations composed of delegates from local unions whose members are in trades or industries of a like character within a definite district, or of delegates from local unions in the same locality, not necessarily in similar trades, (pages 1U-2U).

III. " Local Labor Unions" composed of wage earners in a single locality directly associated in what may be termed the "unit body" of organization, (pages 25-157).

IV. " Statistics of Labor Organizations" showing number and membership of local unions as of January 15, 1963, with data for two prior years, (pages 158- 160).

All National, International, Delegate and Local Organizations listed in this Directory are AFL-CIO affiliates except where noted otherwise.

At the beginning of each year a general canvass is made for the data which appear in this Directory. Each National and International Labor Organization known to be in existence in the United States (See Section I) is requested to furnish the Department with the name and address of its corresponding official and a list of any Massachusetts locals affiliated, together with the names and addresses of certain officials of such unions. From the Delegate Organizations in Massachusetts (See Section II) somewhat similar data are secured. Each Local unit known to be in existence, whether or not chartered by a parent body, is canvassed and detailed information is secured as to the time and place of meeting, the names and addresses of corresponding and other officials, and other relevant data (See Section III). These same unions also report the membership of their organizations (See Section IV).

1 The names of the individual Local Unions appear in Section III, listed for ready reference alphabetically under the respective municipalities in which their headquarters are located. Nearly all of the local unions are affiliated with national or international bodies. Designations of local unions follow closely the names of parent bodies as given in Section I.

The following facts are given for each Local and Delegate Union: Name and charter number (and brief identifying description where available); time and place of regularly held meetings; name and address of secretary, business agent or other authorized representative; business office and telephone number, if any.

Officials of those organizations from whom no report was received in re- sponse to the original request were visited by the statistical investigators of the Division and the necessary data were secured. There were also ascertained, from various sources, facts with reference to the forming of new unions and the disbanding of those formerly active. At the time of going to press there were incorporated in this issue such changes as had come to the attention of the Department since the original canvass was made. Officials of organizations listed herein are urged to advise the Department of any such changes as they occur. The Department makes every effort to issue the Directory as early in the year as possible, as much of its usefulness depends upon the promptness of its issue. In this endeavor we have had the cordial cooperation of labor officials throughout the state. ABBREVIATIONS

Abbreviations for titles of union officials follow:

B. A., Business Agent Leg. Agt., Legislative Agent

C. R. , Corresponding Representative Mgr., Manager C.S., Corresponding Secretary Nat'l. Sec, National Secretary Ch., Chairman Org., Organizer F.S., Financial Secretary Pres., President Gen. Ch., General Chairman R.S., Recording Secretary Gen. Sec, General Secretary Sec, Secretary Grand Sec. , Grand Secretary S.T., Secretary-Treasurer

Int'l. Sec, International Secretary V # P., Vice President

Abbreviations for names of certain national labor organizations follow:

A. A. A. A., Associated Actors and Artistes of America AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations Conf. U. of A., Confederated Unions of America

IND. , Independent N.E. Fed., New England Federation S.C.M.E., State, County and Municipal Employees, American Federation of S.C.T.E., State, City and Town Employees, Federation of

T.W.U.A. , Textile Workers Union of America U.M.W., United Mine Workers U.T.W.A., United Textile Workers of America

In all other instances the local organizations are presented in such manner that they may be readily identified with their national or internationl organizations.

Abbreviations for names of railroad companies follow:

B. & A., Boston and Albany

B. & M. , Boston and Maine NY NH, New York, New Haven and Hartford

2 I. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

All unions listed in this section are AFL-CIO affiliates unless otherwise noted.

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR - CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS. William F. Schnitzler, S.T., 815 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; Hugh Thompson, Reg. Dir., 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass., Tel. Ca 7-1275.

DEPARTMENTS OF THE AFL-CIO

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES DEPARTMENT. Frank Bonadio, S.T., Rm. 603, 8l5 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.j Joseph T. Dyer, Reg. Dir., 10 Edgemere Blvd., Shrewsbury, Mass.

INDUSTRIAL UNION DEPARTMENT. James B. Carey, S.T., Rm. 301, 8l5 l6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.

MARITIME TRADES DEPARTMENT. Peter M. McGavin, Exec. S.T., Rm. 501, 815 16th

St., N.W. , Washington 6, D.C; Patrick J. Connolly, S.T., Greater Boston and N.E. Area, 276 State St., Boston 9, Mass.

METAL TRADES DEPARTMENT. Clayton W. Bilderback, S.T., Rm. 503, 815 16th St.,

N.W. , Washington 6, D.C.

RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' DEPARTMENT. Howard Pickett, S.T., Rm. 1212, 220 S. State

St., Chicago k 9 Illinois.

UNION LABEL AND SERVICE TRADES DEPARTMENT • Joseph Lewis, S.T., Rm. 1*02, 8l5 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.

ACTORS AND ARTISTES OF AMERICA, ASSOCIATED. Donald F. Conaway, Exec. Sec., 226 West U7th St., New York 36, New York. ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (A.A.A.A.). Angus Duncan, Exec. Sec, 226 West Itfth St., New York 36, New York. ACTORS GUILD, INC., SCREEN (A.A.A.A. ). John L. Dales, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 7750 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood U6, California; Robert M. Segal, Exec. Sec, 11 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. ACTORS UNION, HEBREW (A.A.A.A.). Max Friedlander, S.T., 31 East 7th St., New York 3, New York. ACTORS UNION, ITALIAN (A.A.A.A.). Lawrence Rondine, Exec. Sec, Rm. 706, I67U Broadway, New York 19, New York. AGRICULTURAL WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amalgamated) AIR CRAFT WORKERS (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs. of America, Int'l. Union, United; and Weldors Int'l. Union, United (IND) AIR LINE COMMUNICATION EMPLOYEES (See Communications Workers of America) AIR LINE DISPATCHERS ASSOCIATION. Ernest A. Bressin, S.T., Rm. 1, 1+620 Lee

Hghwy. , Arlington 7, Virginia; T. E. Sharkey, Council Ch., 18 Magnolia Terrace, Peabody, Mass. AIR LINE MECHANICS (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs. of America, Int'l. Union, United) AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION, INT'L. Stephen Gondek, Sec, A.L.P.A. Bldg., 55th St. & Cicero Ave., Chicago 38, Illinois; A. J. Clay, V.P., Reg. 1, 209 Charles St., Reading, Mass. ALLIED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICA INT'L. UNION (See Industrial Wkrs. of America Int'l. Union, Allied) ALUMINUM WORKERS INT'L. UNION. Patrick J. Reilly, Sr., S.T., Rm. 338, 818 Olive St., St. Louis 1, Missouri.

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AMERICAN WATCH WORKERS UNION (IND). William F. Hameister, S.T., 152 E. Chicago St., Elgin, Illinois; George E. Massie, V.P., 15 Whitlowe Rd., West Newton, Mass. ARTISTS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TELEVISION AND RADIO (See Television and Radio Artists, American Federation of) ARTISTS, AMERICAN GUILD OF MUSICAL, INC. (A.A.A.A.). Hyman R. Faine, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, Rm. 911 , l81jl Broadway, New York 23, New York. ARTISTS, AMERICAN GUILD OF VARIETY (A.A.A.A.). Jackie Bright, Nat'l. Admin. Sec, 110 West 57th St., New York, New York; Fred Wheaton, Br. Mgr., 100 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. ASBESTOS WORKERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS AND. Albert E. Hutchinson, Gen. S.T., Rm. 505, 1300 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.J John W. Hoff, Int'l. Org., 211 Spring St., Medford, Mass. ASSOCIATED UNIONS OF AMERICA (Federated Unions) (IND). Donald F. Cameron, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. 7018, 161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin. AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Charles H. Kerrigan, Dir., Rm. 2008, 393 Seventh Ave., New York 1, New York; Alfred Olerio, Sub. Reg. Dir., Rm. SUh, 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. AUTOMOBILE WORKERS (See Industrial Workers of America, Int'l. Union, Allied) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN. Curtis R. Sims, S.T., Rm. 300, 1120 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Kenneth McLellan, Int'l. Rep., 23 Katherine Rd., Stoneham, Mass. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA (IND). Henry Bartosh, Int'l. S.T., 1000 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Gregory Oskoian, V.P., k3 Buttonwood Dr., Cranston, Rhode Island. BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA, THE JOURNEYMEN. William C. Birthright, Gen. Pres., S.T., llljl N. Delaware St., Indianapolis 7 Indiana; Thomas Chapman, V.P. , P.O. Box 387, Fitchburg, Mass. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BEAUTY CULTURISTS (See Barbers) BILL POSTERS, BILLERS AND DISTRIBUTORS, U.S. & C, INT'L. ALLIANCE OF. John J. Grady, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 820, 1U72 Broadway, New York 36, New York; Anthony Jacobs, Int'l. Trustee, 1*37 Cedar St., Dedham, Mass. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. H. E. Patton, Int'l. S.T., New Brotherhood Bldg., 8th and State Sts., Kansas City 1, Kansas; Charles F. Moran, Int'l. V.P., Rm. 930, 55 West U2nd St., New York 36, New York. BOOKBINDERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Wesley A. Taylor, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 506, 8l5 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; John J. Barry, Int'l. Rep., Rm. U06, 29U Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION. John E. Mara, Gen. Pres.,S.T., 2U6 Summer St., Boston 10, Mass.; Bradford Hamilton, Reg. Dir., 21*6 Summer St., Boston 10, Mass. BREWERY, FLOUR, CEREAL, SOFT DRINK AND DISTILLERY WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF, UNITED. Arthur P. Gildea, S.T., 23U7 Vine St., Cincinnati 19, Ohio; Martin Gross, Jr., Reg. Dir., 112 Market St., Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS OF AMERICA, THE UNITED. Harold R. Flegal, S.T., 9039 So. Ashland St., Chicago 20, Illinois; Carmine Santo, V.P., 175 Smith St., Perth Amboy, New Jersey. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. Thomas F. Murphy, Sec, 815 15th St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C.; John F. Tracy, 10th V.P., 59 Orchard Hill Rd. , Jamaica Plain, Mass. BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS (See Iron Workers) BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICIANS, NAT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. Arthur Hjorth, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 711, 80 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago U, Illinois; Clifford Gorsuch, Reg. Dir., Rm. lf>6, 1*8 West U8th St., New York 36, New York. BUILDING LABORERS (See Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. UNION. George E. Fairchild, Gen. S.T., 316 W. Randolph St., Chicago 6, Illinois; Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep., 29U Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

BUS OPERATORS (See Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees) BUTCHER WORKMEN (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen) CAP MAKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers) CAR PORTERS (See Porters, Sleeping Car) CARMEN (See Railway Carmen) CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA, UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF. R. E. Livingston,

Gen. Sec, 101 Constitution Ave., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. ; Joseph Hudson, Sec, State Council, 80 Summer St., Boston 10, Mass. CEMENT FINISHERS (See Plasterers and Cement Masons) CEMENT, LIME AND GYPSUM WORKERS INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Toney Gallo, Gen. S.T., 7830 W. Lawrence Ave., Chicago 31, Illinois. CHAUFFEURS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) CHEMICAL WORKERS UNION, INT'L. Marshall Shafer, S.T., 1659 W. Market St., Akron 13, Ohio; Joseph J. Donovan, V.P., Box 238, Marshfield, Mass. CHRISTIAN LABOR ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES (IND). Joseph Gritter, Nat'l. Sec, 1600 Buchanan Ave., S.W., Grand Rapids 7, Michigan. CIGAR MAKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. Otto C. Dehn, Sec, Rm. 60U, 1003 K St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C; Louise T. Thompson, Sec, 109 Peterborough St., Boston 15, Mass* CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees) CLERKS, BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) CLERKS, RETAIL AND WHOLESALE (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen; Retail Clerks, Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED. Frank Rosenblum, Gen. S.T., 15 Union Sq., New York 3, New York; Joseph Salerno, Mgr., N.E. Reg. Off., 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN (IND). William Bender, S.T., Rm. 120U, 18 John St., New York 38, New York. COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA. William A. Smallwood, S.T., 1925 K St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Donald Lansing, Rep., 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. CONDUCTORS (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen; and Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees) CONFECTIONERY WORKERS (See Bakery and Confectionery Workers) CONFEDERATED UNIONS OF AMERICA, NATIONAL (IND). Arthur Sorensen, Pres.,S.T., 1236 N. U3rd St., Milwaukee 8, Wisconsin. COOKS AND WAITERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) COOPERS, INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. James J. Doyle, Pres.,S.T., Rm. 705, 120 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES (See Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) DIE SINKERS' CONFERENCE, INDEPENDENT. Richard G. Arnold, S.T., Rm. 106, 7039 Superior Ave., Cleveland 3> Ohio. DIRECTORS GUILD OF AMERICA, INC. (IND). Joseph C. Youngerman, Nat'l. Exec Sec, 7950 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood U6, California; Ernest Ricca, Eastern Exec. Sec, 59 East 5Uth St., New York 22, New York. DISTILLERY, RECTIFYING, WINE AND ALLIED WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. George J. Oneto, Gen. S.T., 707 Summit Ave., Union City, New Jersey; Lawrence Cohen, Mass. F.S.T., 11 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. DOLL AND TOY WORKERS OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, INT'L. UNION OF. Milton Gordon, S.T., 132 West U3rd St., New York 36, New York. DRAFTSMEN AND ARCHITECTS (See Technical Engineers, American Federation of) DROP FORGERS (See Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF. George Collins, Acting S.T., 1126 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Earl J. Riley, Pres., Dist. 2, Ul Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND). Julius Emspak, S.T., 11 East 5lst St., New York 22, New York; Paul E. Seymour, Gen. V.P., Rm. 51, 10 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass.

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ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Joseph D. Keenan, Int'l, Sec, 1200 l^th St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C; John J. Regan, Int'l. V.P., 223 Park Sq. Bldg., Boston 16, Mass. ELECTROTYPERS (See Stereotypers and Electrotypers ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS, INT'L. UNION OF. Edwin C. Magee, S.T., Rm. 1515, 12 So. 12th St., Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania. ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL MARINE. Jesse M. Calhoon, S.T., Rm. 23UU, 17 Battery PI., New York h, New York; Francis J. Couble, Br. Agt., 3UU Atlantic Ave., Boston 10, Mass. ENGINEERS, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE (IND). John F. Sytsma, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1026, 1365 Ontario St., Cleveland lU, Ohio. ENGINEERS, INT'L. UNION OF OPERATING. Frank P. Converse, Gen. S.T., 1125 17th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Richard H. Nolan, Reg. Dir., 265 West LUth St., New York 11, New York. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Federation of) EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FEDERATION OF (IND). Florence I. Broadwell, S.T., 1737 H St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; Everett F. Dagle, Nat'l. Rep., 92 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. FIRE FIGHTERS, INT»L. ASSOCIATION OF. John C. Kabachus, S.T., Rm. U0I4, 8l5 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.j William H. McClennan, V.P., 29 Windermere Rd. Boston 25, Mass. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE. R. R. Bryant, Gen. S.T., Rm. Ul8 Keith Bldg., 1621 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. FIREMEN AND OILERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. William E. Fredenberger, Int'l. S.T., Rm. i|02, 100 Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington 1, B.C.; John J. McNamara, Int'l. V.P., Rm. 52, 16 Bromfield St., Boston 8, Mass. FIREMEN AND OILERS, WATERTENDERS AND WIPERS ASSN., PACIFIC COAST MARINE. William W. Jordan, Pres., 21*0 Second St., San Francisco 5, California. FISHERMEN AND ALLIED WORKERS DIVISION (See Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, Int'l.) FLIGHT ENGINEERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. Harry S. O'Brien, S.T., Rm. 201*, 100 Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. FOREMAN'S ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (IND). Carl Brown, Nat'l. Exec. Dir., Rm. 12*23 Cadillac Tower, Cadillac Sq., Detroit 26, Michigan. FOUNDRY WORKERS (See Molders and Allied Workers) FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES (See Railway and Steamship Clerks; and Longshoremen) FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Fred Fulford, S.T., lith Fl., 700 Broad- way, New York 3> New York; Francis O'Connor, Int'l. Rep., 29U Washington St., Boston, Mass. GARMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Catherine C. Peters, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1^02, 31 Union Square West, New York 3> New York. GARMENT WORKERS, UNION, INT'L. LADIES. Louis Stulberg, Gen. S.T., 1710 Broadway, New York 19, New York; Philip Kramer, V.P., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass. GLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA, UNITED. Lewis McCracken, Int'l. S.T., 556 East Town St., Columbus 15, Ohio. GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS ASSOCIATION OF THE U.S. AND CANADA. Newton W. Black, Int'l. Sec, Rm. $01, 226 S. 16th St., Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania; P. F. Bocchicchio, Rep., 3U Wilkinson Ave., Jersey City 5, New Jersey. GLASS CUTTERS LEAGUE OF AMERICA, WINDOW. R. A. Lorant, Sr., Nat'l. S.T., 1078 S. High St., Columbus 6, Ohio. GLASS WORKERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, AMERICAN FLINT. James W. Mitchell, S.T.,

Rm. 200-211*, 20)* Huron St., Toledo 1*, Ohio. GLOVE WORKERS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Esther F. Johnson, Nat'l. S.T., Rm. 716, 900 F St., N.W., Washington 21*, D.C; Daniel J. Kearney, V.P., 1*1

Arrowwood Rd. , Cohasset, Mass. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Kenneth T. Lyons, Nat'l. Pres., 10 Tremont St., Boston 9, Mass.; Frank Ward, Nat'l. Sec, 101 Spring St., Cambridge, Mass. (See also Federal Employees; Letter Carriers; and Post Office Unions)

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GRAIN MILLERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. H. A. Schneider, Gen. S.T., \\9k9 Olsen Memorial Hghwy., Minneapolis 22, Minnesota; N. D. Crane, Dist. V.P., k9

Kenwood Rd. , Kenmore, New York. GRANITE CUTTERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, THE. Costanzo Pagnano, Int'l. Pres., 18 Federal Ave., Quincy 69, Mass.; Panfilo DiBona, B.A., 75 Trafford St., Quincy 69, Mass. GUARD WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED PLANT (IND). Roy I. Haines, Int'l. S.T., lii211i E. Jefferson St., Detroit 1$, Michigan; Francis Fitzpatrick, Reg. Dir., 12 Morris Ave., Burlington, New Jersey. GYPSUM WORKERS (See Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers) HAIRDRESSERS (See Barbers) HANDBAG, LUGGAGE, BELT AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Gerald R. Coleman, Exec. Sec, 2l& Fifth Ave., New York 16, New York; Edwin Erwin, V.P., 55U Main St., Worcester, Mass. HOD CARRIERS, BUILDING AND COMMON LABORERS UNION OF AMERICA, INT'L. Peter Fosco, Gen. S.T., 905 l6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Vincent DiNunno, Reg. Mgr., Rm. 1019, 80 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass. HORSE SHOERS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, INT'L. UNION OF JOURNEYMEN. Fred D. Webb, S.T., 533 Vermelle St., Hot Springs, Arkansas; E. J. Bernas, Sec, Box 221, Salem Depot, New Hampshire, HOSIERY WORKERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Major Banachowicz, S.T., 2319 No. Broad St., Philadelphia 32, Pennsylvania. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS INT'L. UNION. Jack Weinberger, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1500, 6 E. Fourth St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio; Marcel A. Kenney, V.P., 1 Grist Mill Lane, Hyannis, Mass. INDUSTRIAL TRADES UNION OF AMERICA (IND). Herve Gagnon, Gen. Sec, 53 Federal St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICA INT'L. UNION, ALLIED. Gilbert Jewell, Int'l. S.T., 3520 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee 15, Wisconsin; Albert Casale, Int'l. Rep., 166 Mill St., Southington, Connecticut. INSULATORS (See Asbestos Workers and Insulators) INSURANCE AGENTS, INT'L. UNION OF LIFE (IND). William Harper, Gen. Pres., Rm. 5038, l6l W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. UNION. William A. Gillen, S.T., 1017 12th St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, THE NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND). George Bursach, Exec. S.T., Rm. 610, 7H lUth St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C; Charles F. Beirne, Dist. Gov., 198 Althea St., Providence 9, Rhode Island. IRON WORKERS INT'L. ASSN. OF BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL. James R. Downes, Gen. Sec, Rm. 300, 3615 Olive St., St. Louis 8, Missouri; Matthew Taylor, Gen. Org., 8 Sun Dial PI., Framingham, Mass. JEWELRY WORKERS UNION, INT'L. Harry Spodick, Pres.,S.T., Rm. 1131, 152 West ii2nd St., New York 36, New York. LABORERS (See Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers) LACE OPERATIVES OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED (IND). John J. Newton, S.T., 5U5 W. Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia 33, Pennsylvania. LADIES GARMENT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies) LATHERS, INT'L. UNION OF WOOD, WIRE AND METAL. Harold Mills, Gen. S.T., 6530 New Hampshire Ave., Takoma Park, Maryland; Thomas H. Miller, Rep., 579 Fountain St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION. Sam H. Begler, S.T., Rm. 172U, Sherwyn Hotel, 212 Wood St., Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS, INT'L. Jack Wieselberg, Gen. S.T., 265 West lUth St., New York 11, New York; Raymond Dooley, Asst. Mgr. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. Joseph A. Duffy, S.T., 10 Lowell St., Peabody, Mass. LETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL RURAL (IND). John W. Emeigh, Sec, Rm. 10U0, Warner Bldg., 13th & E Sts., N.W., Washington U, D.C; George L. Rosebrooks, State Sec, Gore Rd., Webster, Mass.

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LETTER CARRIERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF. J. Stanley Lewis, S.T., Rm. 808, Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. LITHOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED (IND). Donald W. Stone, S.T., 233 West l*9th St., New York 19, New York; Patrick J. O'Donnell, Int'l. Rep., 66 Stanton St., Rockland, Mass. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive) LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN (See Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of Locomotive) LONGSHOREMEN'S AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INT'L. (IND). Louis Goldblatt, S.T., 150 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco 2, California. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INT'L. Harry R. Hasselgren, S.T., Rm. 1900, 265 ' West lUth St., New York 11, New York; John F. Moran, Int'l. V.P., 70 Neponset St., Revere 51, Mass. LUGGAGE WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) MACHINE PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES (IND). John T. Patton, S.T., 172 Taunton Ave., E. Providence, Rhode Island. MACHINISTS, GRAND LODGE OF THE INT'L. ASSOCIATION. Elmer E. Walker, Gen. S.T., 1300 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; Matthew DeMore, Gen. V.P., Rm. 816, 250 West 57th St. , New York 19, New York. MAILERS UNION, INT'L. (IND). Gene Johnson, S.T., Rm. 720, Fleming Bldg., Sixth

& Walnut Sts., Des Moines 9, Iowa; Robert Glicker, V.P. , 16^2 So. 52nd St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES, BROTHERHOOD OF. Frank L. Noakes, S.T., 12050 Woodward Ave., Detroit 3, Michigan; Thomas W. McGuire, V.P., Rm. 50li, Glen Alden Bldg., Scranton 10, Pennsylvania. MARBLE, STONE AND SLATE POLISHERS, RUBBERS AND SAWYERS, TILE AND MARBLE SETTERS HELPERS AND TERRAZZO HELPERS, INT'L. ASSN. OF. William Peitler, Gen. Pres., S.T., Rm. 232, 821 15th St., N.W., Washington 15, D.C. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS OF AMERICA, INDUSTRIAL UNION OF. Ross D. Blood, S.T., 53U Cooper St., Camden 2, New Jersey; Eugene McCabe, Reg. Dir., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass. MARINE ENGINEERS (See Engineers Beneficial Association) MARINE FIREMEN (See Firemen and Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers) MARITIME UNION OF AMERICA, NATIONAL. David M. Ramos, Nat'l. S.T., 3U6 West 17th St., New York 11, New York; John Hunt, Agt., 2kh Summer St., Boston 10, Mass. MASONS (See Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers) MASTERS, MATES AND PILOTS, INT'L. ORGANIZATION OF. Capt. John M. Bishop, S.T., Rm. 2221, 17 Battery PI., New York h, New York; Patrick J. King, Sec, 177 State St., Boston 9, Mass.

MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN OF NORTH AMERICA, AMALGAMATED . Patrick E. Gorman, S.T., 2800 No. Sheridan Rd., Chicago lh, Illinois; Clifton C.

Caldwell, V.P. , 11 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. MECHANICS EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Elizabeth McCracken, S.T., 197^ Nat'l. Bank Bldg., Detroit 26, Michigan. MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY (See Special Delivery Messengers) METAL ENGRAVERS AND MARKING DEVICE WORKERS (See Machinists, Int'l. Assn. of) METAL LATHERS (See Lathers, Wood, Wire and Metal) METAL POLISHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS AND HELPERS INT'L. UNION. Ray Muehlhoffer, Pres.,S.T., 5578 Montgomery Rd., Cincinnati 12, Ohio. MILLERS (See Grain Millers) MILLINERY WORKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers) MINE, MILL AND SMELTER WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF (IND). Irving Dichter, S.T., 9Ul East 17th Ave., Denver, Colorado. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, DISTRICT 50 (IND). John J. Badoud, S.T., 11*35 K St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Walter Griffiths, Sec, 1225 E. McMillan St., Cincinnati 6, Ohio; Thomas M. Shea, V.P., I4I Westwood Dr., Westfield, Mass. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees) MOTOR VEHICLE OPF.RATORS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees)

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MUSICAL ARTISTS (See Artists, American Guild of Musical) MUSICIANS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Stanley Ballard, Sec, hZS Park Ave., New York 22, New York; Andrew Thompson, Rep., 183 Power Rd., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN. Charles A. Perlik, Jr., S.T., 3rd Fl., 1126 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; Joseph Edward Allen, Int'l. Rep., 1529 Commercial St., East Weymouth, Mass. NEWSPAPER AND MAIL DELIVERERS UNION OF NEW YORK AND VICINITY (IND). Stanley J. Lehman, S.T., 7th Fl., 25 Ann St., New York 38, New York. NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) OFFICE EMPLOYES INT'L. UNION. J. Howard Hicks, S.T., Rm. 707, 1012 lUth St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C; Leo J. Wallace, V.P., 2k Pine Grove Ave., West Lynn, Mass. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS INT'L. UNION. A. F. Grospiron, S.T., 18U0 California St. (P.O. Box 2812), Denver 2, Colorado. OPERATING ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Int'l. Union of Operating) PACKINGHOUSE AND DAIRY WORKERS, NATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Floyd L. Boyer, Nat'l. Sec, 1201 East Court Ave., Des Moines 16, Iowa. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, DIST. 6. Donald H. Smith, Dist. Dir., 129 Clinton Ave., Newark lU, New Jersey; John Mitchell, Field Rep., 69 Canal St., Boston. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS OF AMERICA, BROTHERHOOD OF. Wm. H. Rohrberg, Gen. S.T., 217-219 N. Sixth St., Lafayette, Indiana; Stephen J. Angleton, Gen. Rep., 30 Circular Ave., Natick, Mass. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED. Al E. Brown, S.T., No. Pearl St. at Wolfert Ave., Albany 1, New York; Frederick J. Rochford, V.P., 31 Elm St., Springfield, Mass. PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF NORTH AMERICA. Gunnar Hallstrom, Gen. Pres., Suite

20h, 1000 Connecticut Ave., N.W. , Washington 6, D.C; Joseph E. Kast, Dist. Sec, Rm. 17, 27k Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, New York. PETROLEUM WORKERS, INC., INT'L. UNION OF. George T. Golden, S.T., 335 California Ave., Bakersfield, California. PHOTO ENGRAVERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Ben G. Schaller, S.T., 3kkP

Gravois Ave., St. Louis 18, Missouri; Walter F. Risdon, 5th V.P. , 1805 Camp Alger Ave., Falls Church, Virginia. PILOTS (See Air Line Pilots; and Masters, Mates and Pilots) PLANT GUARD WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (See Guard Workers of America, United Plant) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF. Henry E. Sheridan, Int'l. Sec, U27a Broadway, Everett, Mass. PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS INT'L. ASSN. OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, OPERATIVE. John J. Hauck, Gen. S.T., 1125 17th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; James Boyle, V.?., k3 Paragon Rd., West Roxbury, Mass. (See also Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers) PLASTIC WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) PLATE PRINTERS, DIE STAMPERS AND ENGRAVERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Walter J. Smith, S.T., 18 Amundson Ave., Mt. Vernon, New York. PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, UNITED ASSN. OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE. William C. O'Neill, Gen. S.T., 901 Mass. Ave., N.W., Washington 1, D.C; Anthony J. Smith, Gen. Org., 6 McLaughlin St., Framingham, Mass. P0CKETB00K WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) POLISHERS (See Marble, Stone and Slate Polishers) PORTERS, SLEEPING CAR, TRAIN, CHAIRCAR-COACH PORTERS AND ATTENDANTS, BROTHER- HOOD OF. William H. Bowe, Acting Int'l. S.T., Suite 301, 217 West 125th St., New York 27, New York; Frank Powell, Pres., k21 Warren St., Roxbury, Mass.

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POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND). James D. Burke, S.T., Rm. 62U, 72k Ninth St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C.j Dominic Vallera, Dist. Pres., 157 Ridgewood Rd., W. Hartford, Connecticut. POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, MAIL HANDLERS, WATCHMEN AND MESSENGERS, NATIONAL ASSN. OF. Harold McAvoy, Nat'l. Pres., Rm. 916, 900 F St., N.W., Washington U, D.C; Edward F. Garvey, V.P., 1108 Carew St., Springfield, Mass. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FEDERATION OF. Owen H. Schoon, S.T., 5th Fl., 817 lUth

St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C. ; J. A. Gorman, V.P., 22 Annette Ave., Paw- tucket, Rhode Island. POSTAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF (IND). Votie D. Dixon, Sec, l6kh

Eleventh St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. ; Thomas R. Ross, Pres., 72 Harold St., Roxbury 19, Mass. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, THE NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND). Donald N. Ledbetter, Sec, Rm. 100, Continental Hotel, U20 No. Capitol St., Washington 13, D.C; William P. Harrington, Reg. V.P., 103 Third St., Newport, Rhode Island. POSTAL TRANSPORT WORKERS (See Postal Clerks, United Fed. of) POSTMASTERS OF THE UNITED STATES, NATIONAL LEAGUE OF (IND). Henry J. Stoffer, Exec. V.P., Rm. 927, Munsey Bldg., Washington k, D.C; Floyd Roy, V.P., Warren, New Hampshire. POTTERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF OPERATIVE. Charles F. Jordan, S.T., Box 7U2, E. Liverpool, Ohio; W. E. Clawges, First V.P., 19U9 Hamilton Ave., Trenton, New Jersey. PRINTING PRESSMEN 1 S AND ASSISTANTS' UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Alexander J. Rohan, S.T., Pressmen's Home, Tennessee; Bertram W. Kohl, Rep., 29U Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD

OF. John P. Burke, Pres., Sec. , 118 Broadway, Fort Edward, New York; Wilfred D. Gagnon, 10th V.?., 173 Main St., Waterville, Maine. QUARRY WORKERS (See Stone and Allied Product Workers) RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS (See Television and Radio Artists, American Fed- eration of) RADIO AND TELEVISION DIRECTORS (See Directors Guild of America, Inc.) RADIO ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN. Bernard L. Smith, S.T., Rm. 313, 5 Beekman St., New York 38, New York. RADIO WORKERS (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers) RAILROAD SIGNALMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF. C.J. Chamberlain, S.T., 221*7 W. Lawrence Ave., Chicago 25, Illinois; C. K. Fields, V.P., U00 First St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS, THE ORDER OF. E. M. Mosier, Grand Sec, 386O Lindell Blvd., St. Louis 8, Missouri; N. E. Cyr, Gen. Ch., 565 Wilder St., Lowell, Mass. RAILROAD TRAINMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF. William E.B. Chase, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1322, 1370 Ontario St., Cleveland 13, Ohio; P. J. McNamara, Alt. V.P., Rm. 715, 7 Water St., Boston 9, Mass. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF AMERICA. W. A. Snyder, S.T., Rm. 900, 537 So. Dearborn St., Chicago 5, Illinois; W. L. Shaw, Gen. Ch., 25 Wilcox Rd., Dorchester 2U, Mass. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF NORTH AMERICA, INC. (IND). Charles M. Donnelly, Grand S.T., Rm. 809, Lafayette Bldg., Buffalo 3, New York; J. A. Bruso, Gen. Ch., 29 Webster Ave., West Springfield, Mass. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES, BROTHERHOOD OF. George M. Gibbons, Grand S.T., Rm. 600, 1015 Vine St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio. RAILWAY CARMEN OF AMERICA, BROTHERHOOD OF. Leroy A. Taylor, V.P., 1+929 Main St., Kansas City 12, Missouri; T. F. Sheehan, V.P., 129 Gulliver St., Milton 86, Mass. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN, ORDER OF (IND). C. H. Anderson, Gen. S.T., O.R. C. & B. Bldg., First St. and First Ave., N.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. RAILWAY EMPLOYEES, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Cyrille Salvant, S.T., Box 1095, Albany, Georgia.

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RAILWAY PATROLMEN'S INT'L. UNION. Cecil Smithson, S.T., 1536 West 105th St., Chicago U3, Illinois; John V. Macdonald, Exec. V.P., 1810 Commonwealth Ave., Apt. 28, Brighton 35, Mass. RAILWAY SHOP LABORERS (See Firemen and Oilers) RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION, INC., THE AMERICAN. Richard R. McGuire, F.S.T., Rm. 623, 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago U, Illinois; Frank R. Crowe, Dist. Ch., 8 Beacon St., Natick, Mass, RED CAPS (See Transport Service Employees) RESTAURANT WORKERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders) RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. William W. Maguire, Int'l. S.T., DeSales Bldg., Connecticut & DeSales St., Washington 6, D.C.; William A. McGrath, Org. Dir., Eastern Div., Rm. 718, 1015 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION. Alvin E. Heaps, S.T., 132 West U3rd St., New York 36, New York; Thomas J. Leone, Reg. Dir., 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Mass. ROOFERS, DAMP AND WATERPROOF WORKERS' ASSOCIATION, UNITED SLATE, TTLE AND COMPO- SITION. John A. McConaty, Int'l. S.T., 5th Fl., 1125 17th St., N.W., Wash- ington 6, D.C.; Richard F. Varney, Int'l. V.P., 63 Division St., No. Quincy 71, Mass. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED INT'L. UNION. I. Gold, Int'l. S.T., 87 So. High St., Akron 8, Ohio; Salvatore Camelio, Dir. Dist. 2, Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. RURAL LETTER CARRIERS (See Letter Carriers, Rural) SCREEN ACTORS GUILD (See Actors Guild, Screen) SCREEN DIRECTORS GUILD (See Directors Guild of America, Inc.) SCREEN EXTRAS GUILD, INC. H. O'Neil Shanks, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 723 No. Western

Ave., Los Angeles 29 9 California. SEAFARERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA (Atlantic, Gulf, Lakes and Inland Waters Dist.). Al Kerr, S.T., 675 Fourth Ave., Brooklyn 32, New York; John Fay, Port Agt., 276 State St., Boston, Mass. SHEET METAL WORKERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. David S. Turner, Gen. S.T., 1000

Connecticut Ave., N.W. , Washington 6, D.C.; Alfred Mosher, Int'l. Rep., 53 Boxwood Dr., Stamford, Connecticut. SHIP BUILDERS, IRON (See Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and Helpers) SHIPBUILDING WORKERS (See Marine and Shipbuilding Workers) SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). W. Vincent Lynch, Gen. Pres., 389 Main St., Brockton U8, Mass.; Raymond J. Lynch, Gen. S.T., 389 Main St., Brockton I48, Mass. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Angelo G. Georgian, Gen. S.T., Rm. 701, 1012

llith St., N.W. , Washington S, D.C.; Anthony Accardi, Nat'l. Dir., 18 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. SHOEWORKERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, LEWISTON-AUBURN (IND). Joseph P.R. Roy, S.T., 81 Main St., Auburn, Maine. (See also Boot and Shoe Workers) SIDEROGRAFHERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. Wendelin A. Anderer, Int'l. Sec, 712 Atlantic Ave., Collingswood 7> New Jersey. SLATE, TILE AND COMPOSITION WORKERS (See Roofers) SOFT DRINK WORKERS (See Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers) SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF. George L. Warfel, Pres., 112 C St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C.; J. M. Wass, Reg. Rep., 98 Circle Dr., Chicopee Falls, Mass. SPRINKLER FITTERS (See Plumbers and Pipe Fitters) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Gordon W. Chapman, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 503, 815 Mt. Vernon PI., N.W., Washington 1, D.C.; George S. Lima, Reg. Dir., 30 Pemberton Sq., Boston, Mass. STATIONARY FIREMEN (See Firemen and Oilers) STEAMFITTERS (See Plumbers and Pipefitters) STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks)

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STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. I. W. Abel, S.T., Rm. 1500, 316 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania; Roy H. Stevens, Dist. Dir., Rra. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester 8, Mass. STEREOTYPERS AND ELECTROTYPERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Frank G. Creamer, S.T., 136-21 Roosevelt Ave., Flushing, Long Island, New York. STONE AND ALLIED PRODUCT WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. John C. Lawson, Int'l. S.T., 289 No, Main St., Barre, Vermont. STONE CUTTERS ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA, JOURNEYMEN. Howard I. Henson, Gen. Pres., Sec, Rm. 202, U6 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis U, Indiana; Charles F. Doyle, Exec. Bd., 3U17 lUth St., N.W., Washington 10, D.C. STONE POLISHERS, RUBBERS AND SAWYERS (See Marble, Slate and Stone Polishers) STOVE, FURNACE AND ALLIED APPLIANCE WKRS. INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA. Edward M. Kaiser, S.T., 2929 S. Jefferson Ave., St. Louis 6, Missouri. STREET AND ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED ASSN. OF. 0. J. Mischo, Int'l. S.T., 5025 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Washington 16, D.C; Joseph P. Fahey, Gen. Exec. Bd., 33 Bothwell Rd., Brighton 35, Mass* SWITCHMEN'S UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Daniel W. Collins, Int'l. S.T., 3 Linwood Ave., Buffalo 2, New York. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Carl J. Megel, Pres., 716 No. Rush St., Chicago 11, Illinois; Jasper Grassa, Pres., Mass. Fed., 25 Franklin St., Lynn, Mass. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). John F. English, Gen. S.T., 25 Louisiana Ave., N.W., Washington 1, D.C; Nicholas P. Morrissey, Org., 650 Beacon St., Boston 15, Mass. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Albert G. Ross, S.T., Rm. 901,

900 F St., N.W., Washington 2tj D.C; Miles W. Holmes, Int'l. Org., 32 Rancocos Dr., Warwick, Rhode Island. TELEGRAPHERS, RAILROAD (See Railroad Telegraphers) TELEGRAPHERS UNION, THE COMMERCIAL. John T. Dowling, Int'l. S.T., 8605 Cameron St., Silver Spring, Maryland. TELEGRAPHERS UNION, THE COMMERCIAL (WESTERN UNION DIV.). F. C. Poli, Nat'l. S.T., 918 Dupont Circle Bldg., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; P. H. Gormley, Reg. Pres., 176 Federal St., Boston, Mass. TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT WORKERS (See Communications Workers of America) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND). Margaret J. Kelley, Pres., Rm. 1105, 10 High St., Boston 10, Mass.; Lucille Lachance, Gen. F.S., Rm. 1105, 10 High St., Boston 10, Mass. TELEPHONE UNION, ALLIANCE OF INDEPENDENT. Charles B. Scott, S.T., Rm. 302, 1U22 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Robert Montgomery, Jr., Int'l. Pres., Rm. Ul8, 101 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass.; William J. Sullivan, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 1*18, 101 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. TELEVISION AND RADIO ARTISTS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF (A. A. A. A.). Donald F. Conaway, Int'l. Exec. Sec, 12k Fifth Ave., New York 19, New York; Robert M. Segal, Exec. Sec, 11 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Francis Schaufenbil, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 316, Ui East 23rd St., New York 10, New York; Philip Salem, V.P., 90 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. John Chupka, Gen. S.T., 99 University PI., New York 3, New York; J. W. Belanger, Dir., UU School St., Boston, Mass. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, INT'L. ALLIANCE OF. Harland Holmden, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1900, 1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, New York; William Scanlan, Int'l. Rep., 57U Eastern Ave., Lynn. TILE AND MARBLE SETTERS HELPERS (See Marble, Stone and Slate Polishers) TOBACCO WORKERS INT'L. UNION. Robert J. Petree, S.T., Rm. 801, 1003 K St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. TOOL CRAFTSMEN, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Walter A. Magnuson, Sec, 32U3 37th Ave., Rock Island, Illinois. TOWN EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees)

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TRAIN DISPATCHERS ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN. Arthur Covington, S.T., Rm. 101, 10 East Huron St., Chicago 11, Illinois. TRANSPORT SERVICE EMPLOYEES, UNITED. Richard S. Hamme, S.T., hkh East 63rd St., Chicago 37, Illinois; A. A. Granville, N.E. Reg, Dir., 19 Rockland St., Boston, Mass, TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. Matthew Guinan, S.T., 210 West 50th St., New York 19, New York. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, INTERNATIONAL. William R. Cloud, S.T., 301 S. Union Blvd., (P.O. Box 23U1), Colorado Springs, Colorado; Ralph Pancallo, Rep., hk3 Commonwealth Ave., New Britain, Connecticut. UPHOLSTERERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Sal B. Hoffman, Int'l. Pres., 1500 No. Broad St., Philadelphia Ijl, Pennsylvania; Daniel F. Downey, Jt. Bd. Rep., 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen, Mass. UTILITY WORKERS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC., BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Anthony Manganelli, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. 26, k2 Weybosset St., Providence, Rhode Island; W. Edward Meeker, Nat'l. Rep., 25 Marlborough Ave., Providence, Rhode Island. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. Andrew J. McMahon, Nat'l. S.T., Rm. 512, 1725 K St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Edward J. McCreven, Nat'l. Rep., 297 Park St., West Haven, Connecticut. VARIETY ARTISTS (See Artists, American Guild of Variety) WALL PAPER CRAFTSMEN AND WORKERS (See Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers) WAREHOUSEMEN (See Longshoremen; and Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) WATCH WORKERS UNION, AMERICAN (See American Watch Workers Union)

WATCHMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INDEPENDENT . James McFaun, S.T., 30 East 20th St., New York 3, New York; William H. Russell, S.T., P.O. Box 622, Billerica, Mass. WELDORS, INT'L. UNION UNITED (IND). James E. Slaughter, S.T., 78O W. El Segundo Blvd., Hawthorne, California. WINE WORKERS (See Distillery, Rectifying, Wine and Allied Workers) WIRE WEAVERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN. Edward J. Powers, Nat'l. Pres., 265 DeWitt Ave., Eelleville, New Jersey. WOODWORKERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. William Botkin, S.T., 1622 N. Lombard St., Portland 17, Oregon.

13 II. DELEGATE ORGANIZATIONS

All organizations listed in this section are AFL-CIO affiliates unless otherwise noted.

Unless otherwise stated, meetings are held about 8 P.M. on Weekdays and 2 P.M. on Sundays.

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR - CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS (New England Regional Office). Hugh Thompson, Reg. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 527, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-1275.

MASSACHUSETTS STATE LABOR COUNCIL. 3rd Thurs., 10 A.M. and 3 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St., Boston; J. William Belanger, Pres., Rm. 100U, kh School St., Boston; James P. Loughlin, S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 122U, 11 Beacon

St. , Boston, Tel. Ca 7-8260.

ASBESTOS WORKERS, NEW YORK-NEW ENGLAND STATE CONFERENCE OF. On Call (June and Dec), 9 A.M., Ten Eyck Hotel, State St., Albany, New York; Leslie Johnson, Pres., 53 Prospect St., Terryville, Connecticut; Nickolas Barodovitch, R.S., 305 E. 23rd St., New York 10, New York. BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS, COSMETOLOGISTS AND PROPRIETORS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE ASSN. OF JOURNEYMEN. On Call, Hotel Sheraton, 50 Franklin St., Worcester; Idillio C. Porrecca, Pres., 155 College Farm Rd., Waltham; Raffaele Valentino, F.S.T.,Leg. Agt., U73 Howard St., Brockton; Bus. Off., 903a Main St., Waltham, Tel. 89U-6793. BARTENDERS STATE COUNCIL (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BOOKBINDERS JOINT CONFERENCE BOARD, EASTERN NEW ENGLAND AND BOSTON. On Call; John J. Barry, Pres., 109U Fellsway, Medford; Arthur J. Bowes, R.S., 35 M St., So. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. U06, 29k Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1096.

BREWERY WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF. Last Sun. ( Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), 1 P.M., Where Called; Lionel Pacheco, Pres., 5 Farrar St., Cranston, Rhode Island; Thomas E. Owens, Exec. Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-01*75. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONFERENCE OF. Quarterly, On Call; Louis Sarno, Pres., 39 Jackson Ave., Everett; Neil MacKenzie, Treas., Leg. Agt., 2160 Centre St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-3655. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS, METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COMMITTEE OF (Metro- politan Boston Area). First Fri. and On Call, Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; William McKeown, Pres., 77 Clinton St., Framinghara; Neil MacKenzie, S.T., 2160 Centre St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-3655.

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCILS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE. Semi-annually, Where Called; Rocco Alberto, Pres., 155 Beaver St., Hyde Park; John J. Cotter, S.T., Leg. Agt., 90 Cliff Rd., Milton. BOSTON (Metropolitan District). On Call, Weekly and Monthly, 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U07, 161 Mass. Ave., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-2722; John Broderick, Pres.; John E. Deady, S.T.,B.A. BROCKTON AND VICINITY. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 63 Main St., Brockton, Tel. Ju 6-U266; John E. Flynn, Pres., 218 Center St., Bridgewater; Bernard M. Linehan, S.T., 72 Wilder St., Brockton. FALL RIVER. 3rd Fri., 3Ul So. Main St.; Thomas Carreiro, Pres.,B.A., 896 Bedford St.; Joseph E. Costa, R.S.T., 1096 Bay St. FITCHBURG (See North Worcester County and Vicinity)

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FRAMINGHAM-NEWTON • First and 3rd Fri., Italo-American Educational Bldg., 80 Oak St., Wellesley; William McKeown, Pres., 77 Clinton St., Framingham; Ernest M. Empey, S.T.,B.A., 66 So. Main St., Sherburn. FRANKLIN COUNTY (GREENFIELD). 3rd Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St., Green- field; Fred Behaylo, Pres., lhh Elm St., Greenfield; James R. McCarthy, Sec, 80 Ferrante Ave., Greenfield. GLOUCESTER. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M. , at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227; Timothy J. Miller, Pres., 875 Washington St.; Edward W. Griggs, Sec, Mussel Point Rd. GREENFIELD (See Franklin County) HOLYOKE. Fri., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; William John Day, Pres., 67 St. James Ave.; Joseph Frogameni, R.S., 98 Parker St., Agawam. LAWRENCE. Mon., 9 A.M., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway; John A. Fusco, Pres., 5 Harriman Ave.; Althie Gerroux, S.T., 333 Newton Rd., Plaistow, New Hampshire. LOWELL. Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U52-7261; Augustine Ramos, Pres., 15 Pollard St.; Eugene Robitaille, R.S., 27 England St. LYNN. Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 191 No. Common St.; William A. Cashman, Pres., U5l Eastern Ave.; Peter J. Donlon, R.S.T., 12 Flint St. NEW BEDFORD AND VICINITY. 3rd Fri., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St., New Bedford; George W. Ripley, Jr., Pres., 8 Rodney St., New Bedford; Lionel Marchand, S.T., 11 Fielding St., New Bedford; Bus. Off., 7U6 Pleasant St., New Bedford, Tel. Wy 2-1089. NEWTON (See Framinghara-Newton) NORTH SHORE. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M. , at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Salem, Tel. Pi U-7U07; Rosario Marraffa, Pres., 6 Atlantic St., Salem; Ralph Ware, S.T., 10U Bellevue Rd., Lynn. NORTH WORCESTER COUNTY AND VICINITY. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 10, 3 Day St., Fitchburg, Tel. Di 3-9751; James J. Coughlin, Pres., Grafton St., Leominster; Clarence J. Durkin, R.S., 530 Milk St., Fitchburg. NORTHAMPTON. 3rd Wed., 25 Main St.; W. Balice, Pres., Howley St.; Alexander Hersh, S.T., 66 West St. QUINCY. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Pr 3-5566; Carmine D'Olimpio, Pres., 70 So. Walnut St.; Thomas P. Curry, S.T., 73 Parkside

Ave . , Braintree SPRINGFIELD. Thurs., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re U-9602; William P. Morris, Pres., 186 Chapin Terrace; George C. Forgue, S.T., U09 Nottingham St. TAUNTON. Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., UUU Bay St., Tel. 822-3070; Arthur Anctil, Pres., 13 Rockland St.; Gilbert A. Stuart, R.S., 186 So. Main St., Mansfield. WORCESTER. 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 18U Front St., Tels. PI 5-303U and PI 7-0865; Andrew E. Shusta, R.S.,B.A., 27 Bowen St., W. Boylston; Clement Porter, Charles Fasset, William Porter, Ernest Peloquin, Richard Donnelly, Aldo Ruggieri, Samuel Donnelly and John Copper, B.A's.

BUILDING LABORERS DISTRICT COUNCIL OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. First Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., 215 Hanover St., Boston, Tel. La 3-0235; Lionel Marchand, Pres., 7U6 Pleasant St., New Bedford; Michael Tarallo, S.T., 60 George St., Medf ord. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES' INT'L. On Call; Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 728, 29U Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-9166. CARPENTERS MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL OF. On Call, Bi-monthly, Sheraton-Worcester Hotel, 50 Franklin St., Worcester; Michael D. Harrington, Pres., 56 E. Fifth St., So. Boston; Joseph Hardy, Sec; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 80 Summer St., Boston, Tel. U36-2989. SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT CONVENTION. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Where Called; Karle G. Lovell, Pres., 783 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth; Arthur Anctil, R.S., 13 Rockland St., Taunton; Bus. Off., UUU Bay St., Taunton, Tel. 822-3070.

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CARPENTERS - Concl'd.: DISTRICT COUNCILS: BERKSHIRE COUNTY. I|th Sun., 1,30 P.M., 150 South St., Pittsfield; M. Howes, Pres., 3 So # Church St., Pittsfield; William Blanchard, R.S., 76 Bridges Rd., Williamstown. BOSTON AND VICINITY. First and 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 327, 25 Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-878°,- Michael D. Harrington, Pres., 5U6 E. Fifth St., So. Boston; Peter A. Reilly, Exec. Sec, 23 Parker St., Arlington.

CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS. First and 3rd Thurs., Moose Hall, Itf8 Lincoln St., Marlboro; George P. Wirsing, R.S., Winthrop St., Kedway; Joseph Kinnarney, B.A., East St., Hopkinton. FITCHBURG (See Northern Massachusetts) HOLYOKE AND VICINITY. 2nd and l*th Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 203 High St., Holyoke, Tel. 53U-OUU8; Joseph A. Charpentier, R.S., 110 Hampshire St., Holyoke; Jack D. Rodwell, S.T.,B.A., 2U2 South St., Holyoke. LOWELL AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 Merrimack St., Lowell, Tel. Gl 3-03U9; Maurice Brassard, R.S., 137 Dracut St.,

Lowell; James Scanlon, B.A. , 207 Wilder St., Lowell. MIDDLESEX COUNTY (WOBURN AND VICINITY). 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 36 William St., Stoneham, Tel. U38-2636; Harold E. Williams, Sec, 2lU Summer St., Arlington; Albert E. Whynot, B.A. NEWTON AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 25l Washington St., Newton, Tel. La 7-U207; John G. Ross, R.S., UO Waverley St., Belmont; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 3 Fayette St., Newton. NORFOLK COUNTY (NORWOOD AND WALPOLE). Last Wed., at Bus. Off., 1156 Wash- ington St., Norwood, Tel. 762-2101; Raymond Anderson, R.S., 66 Barrows St., Norton; Thomas E. Moseley, B.A., 9 Atwood Ave., Norwood. NORTH SHORE. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 176 Essex St., Salem, Tel. Pi U-3395; Joseph Weed, Sec, 18U Loring Ave., Salem; Joseph McComisky, B.A. NORTHERN MASSACHUSETTS (FITCHBURG). 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Fitchburg, Tel. Di 3-9751; Merville N. Hebert, R.S., 72 Mt. Vernon St., Fitchburg; Thomas Phalen, B.A., 1307 Rindge Rd., Fitchburg. NORWOOD (See Norfolk County) SOUTH SHORE. First Thurs., I.O.O.F. Hall, North St., Hingham; George A.

Walsh, R.S., 276 Main St., Kingston; Karle G. Lovell, B.A. ; Bus. Off., 783 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth, Tel. Ed 5-5500.

SPRINGFIELD AND VICINITY. Mon. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 26 Willow St., Springfield, Tel. Re 6-2878; Francis Banas, Pres., 30 Goodhue Ave., Chicopee Falls; Walter Lafrancis, B.A. , 66 Wilson St., Agawam. WALPOLE (See Norfolk County) WOBURN AND VICINITY (See Middlesex County) CENTRAL LABOR COUNCILS (See Labor Councils) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (Boston Joint Board). Last Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 85 Essex St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-8123; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr., 231 Mass. Ave., Arlington; Al Ferullo, Sam Tancreto, Nicholas Magliano and Nathan Mindess, B.A's. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (New England Tailors Joint Board). Bi-monthly, First Tues., 6 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., Worcester; Eugene Dumais, R.S.T., 25 Litchfield St., Worcester; Vincent Pace, B.A., 855 Fellsway, Medford; Bus. Off., 73 Treraont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF, DISTRICT 2. Quarterly, 3rd Fri., 1.30 P.M. and 3rd Sat., 9.30 A.M., Where Called; Earl J. Riley, Pres., 5 Daniel Terrace, Peabody; Henry H. Lussier, S.T., 55 Merida St., Springfield; Bus. Off., Rm. 301, Ul Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-UOU7. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND) DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2. On Call, Quarterly; Paul E. Seymour, Pres., 95 Hatherly Rd., Waltham; Ernest Frick, S.T., 15 Sheridan Ct., Plainville, Connecticut; Bus. Off., Rm. 72, 10 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. RL 2-0560.

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ELECTRICAL WORKERS, MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND ASSN. OF. On Call; John J. Regan, Pres.; Walter J. Kenefick, R.S.T.; Bus. Off., Rra. 223, Pa**k Sq. Bldg., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-3852. ENGINFERS, LOCOMOTIVE (IND) (General Committee of Adjustment - Boston and Maine

Railroad). Triennially, On Call; Ernest C. Hopkins, Gen. Ch. ; Herbert A. Ward, S.T., 56 Sherbrook St., West Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 327, 29k Wash- ington St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-515U. ENGINEERS, LO COMOTIVE (IND) (General Committee of Adjustment - New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad). On Call; H. M. Miller, Gen. Ch., 80 Ferguson Rd., Manchester, Connecticut; Christopher C. Colbert, S.T., 60 Hodgkinson St., Quincy. FIRE FIGHTERS OF MASSACHUSETTS, ASSOCIATED. On Call, Monthly; Martin E. Pierce, Pres., 20 Adams St., Charlestown; William P. McCarthy, S.T., 91 C St., Lowell. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE: MASSACHUSETTS STATE LEGISLATIVE BOARD. On Call; Gerard J. Murphy, Ch., 1038 Main St., So. Weymouth; Milton W. Rowe, S.T., P.O. Box U8U, Greenfield. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEES: BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD. On Call; Emest M. Flagg, Gen. Ch., 52

Williston Rd. , Auburndale; L. V. King, G. A. Turner, G. L. Bennett and M. F. Best, Local Ch. BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD. Biennially, Where Called; W. P. Duggan, Gen. Ch., k Harvard Ave., Wilmington; W. F. Hartford, S.T., kh Lawton Ave., Fitchburg; Bus. Off., Rm. 215, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-U7U5. NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD AND U.F. RAILROAD. Quadrennially, Railroad Y.M.C.A., Orange St., New Haven, Connecticut; William M. Watson, Gen. Ch., 28 Roseland Ave., W. Springfield; J. I. Williams, R. F. Ferguson, D. T. Clark, J. A. Ridge, R. H. Coe, Wra. F. Gould, Jr., E. R. Guinea, J. P. McDermott, A. J. Healey, J. A. Miller and H. J. Norman, B.A's.

FIREMEN AND OILERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NO. 1. First Mon. of June, and On Call; Francis Williams, Pres.; Clifton G. Stone, Jr., R.S.T., 180 Water St., No. Andover; Bus. Off., U5 Bromfield St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-8670. FUR AND LEATHER DEPARTMENT DISTRICT NO. 1 (Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amalgamated). On Call; Isador Pickman, Pres., 17 Fay Ave., Peabody; Michael C. Donahue, F.S., 9U Prospect St., Norwood. FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (New England District Council No. l). Annually, On Call; Walter Johnson, Pres., 52 Main St., Gardner; Francis O'Connor, R.S., Int'l. Rep., 97 Mason Terrace, Brookline; Bus. Off., Rm. 232, 2 9k Washington St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-39UO. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES: DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND (Cotton Dress and Miscellaneous Trades). Quarterly, at Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U; Marchie LaGrasta, Pres., 68 Richmond St., Brockton; Esmae Spooner, Sec, 15 Florence St., Cambridge. DISTRICT COUNCIL OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. On Call, at Bus. Off., Garment Wkrs. Sq., Fall River, Tel. Os U-5762; Joseph H. Rezendes, Pres., 59 Ashmont St., Swansea; Ralph A. Roberts, Mgr., 175 Hemlock St., Fall River. JOINT BOARD OF CLOAK, SKIRT AND DRESSMAKERS. Last Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-9350; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175 Centre St., Newton Ctr.; Saul Wallace and Enrico Parente, B.A's. GENERAL CHAIRMEN, ASSOCIATION OF (See Railroad Labor Organizations, Standard) GULF EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND (IND). Quarterly, Sun., 1.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave., Somerville; Earl J. Francis, Pres., 167 Piper Rd., W. Springfield; Paul B. O'Connor, R.S., 28 Nelson PI., Worcester. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS (See Millinery Workers Union, Mass. Joint Board of)

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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL. On Call; George V. Young, Pres., 10 Oxford St., Lynn; Louis R. Govoni, S.T.j Bus. Off,, 528 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Tel. Co 7-OWil. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD OF BOSTON. First Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 58 Berkeley St., Boston, Tel. 1*23-3335; John C. Hurley, Pres.; Joseph Stefani, R.S.T. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD OF LAWRENCE. First Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 90 Broadway, Tel. Mu 8-2296; Philip V. Moore, Pres., 1*0 Lawrence St.; Richard Desharnais, S.T., 71 Columbus Ave. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA, NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COUNCIL. Lunio H. Parker, Sec, 23 Mt. Vernon St., Milford, New Hampshire. LABOR COUNCILS: GREATER BOSTON. 2nd Wed., Surrey Rm., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St., Boston; Arthur J. Harbin, Pres.; Lawrence C. Sullivan, Exec. S.T., 726 Chestnut St., Waban; Eus. Off., Rm. 308, kh Bromfield St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-61*83. BROCKTON. 2nd and l;th Tues., Hotel Bryant, W. Elm St.; Francis E. Lavigne, Pres., 18 Yarmouth Ave.; Marchie LaGrasta, R.S., 68 Richmond St.

CAMBRIDGE (SOUTH MIDDLESEX ) . 2nd Mon., Hoyt Post Rms., Municipal Bldg.,

Central Sq. , Cambridge; Salvatore Camelio, Pres., 73 Tremont St., Boston; Edward T. Sullivan, S.T., l& Longmeadow Rd., Belmont. CAPE COD (See Greater New Bedford) GREATER FALL RIVER. Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Edward F. Boolan, Pres., Sh Cottage St., Fall River; Antone L. Campos, S.T., 2U3 Broadway, Fall River; Bus. Off., 56 Water St., Fall River, Tel. Os ii-0832. FITCHBURG (See North Worcester County) FRANKLIN COUNTY (See Greenfield) GLOUCESTER. First Mon., 20 Pearce St.; John A. Muise, Pres., 19 Hancock St.; John G. Silva, S.T., Fernwood Heights. GREENFIELD (FRANKLIN COUNTY). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 23 School St., Green-

field; James R. McCarthy, Pres.,B.A. , 80 Ferrante Ave., Greenfield; James E.

Tucker, R.S., 660 Colrain Rd. , Greenfield. HAVERHILL (See Greater Lawrence) HOLYOKE. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 323 High St.; Joseph DiChiara, Pres., 88 Columbus Ave.; Michael E. Sheedy, R.S., ii7 Samosett St. GREATER LAWRENCE AND HAVERHILL. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 202 Broadway, Lawrence; John A. Callahan, Pres., 288 Ames St., Lawrence; John W. Griffin, R.S., P.O. Box 1015, Lawrence. LOWELL. First and 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 319, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261; Harold R. Herbert, Pres., 23 Methuen St.; Sidney E. LeBow, S.T., 11 Belmont St. GREATER LYNN. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St., Lynn, Tel. Ly 3-5U31: Lester Gordon, Pres., 2 Prescott Rd., Lynn; Jasper Grassa, R.S., 25 Frank-

lin St . , Lynn. MALDEN (See Cambridge) GREATER NEW BEDFORD AND CAPE COD. Uth Fri., Where Called; Joseph Sylvia, Pres.; George E. Carignan, S.T.; Bus. Off., 381; Acushnet Ave., New Bedford, Tel. Wy 7-9367. NORFOLK COUNTY. 2nd Thurs., U80 Quincy Ave.; Joseph A. Sullivan, Pres., 128 Minot St., Dorchester; Veronica M. Weidman, R.S., 76 Aldrich St., Roslindale. NORTH SHORE (See Greater Lynn) NORTH WORCESTER COUNTY. Uth Wed., 3 Day St., Fitchburg; Rocco Messina, Pres., Whalom Rd., Fitchburg; William H. Moran, R.S., h9 Forest St., Fitchburg. NORTHAMPTON. 3rd Tues., 25 Main St.; George J. O'Brien, Pres., 581; Ryan Rd.; Ann Bak, R.S., 136 Damon Rd. NORWOOD (See Norfolk County) QUINCY (See Norfolk County) SALEM (See South Essex County)

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LABOR COUNCILS - Concl'd. SOUTH ESSEX COUNTY. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., 263 Essex St., Salem; Joseph Nabozny, Pres., 9 Butler St., Salem; James F. Coughlin, R.S. SOUTH MIDDLESEX (See Cambridge) SOUTH SHORE (See Norfolk County)

SPRINGFIELD . First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. h, 26 Willow St., Tel. Re U-9602; George C. Forgue, Pres., 109 Nottingham St.; Joseph Healy, R.S. WESTFIELD. Uth Mon., 160 Elm St.; Edward Wall, Pres., 21 Miller St., Chicopee; Carl E. Walker, R.C.S., U8 Westwood Dr. WORCESTER. Uth Fri., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James B. Lavin, Pres., 16 Eureka St.; Kenneth J. Mangan, R.S., 100 Piedmont St. WORCESTER COUNTY, NORTH (See North Worcester County) LADIES GARMENT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies) LATHERS, WOOD, WIRE AND METAL: DISTRICT COUNCILS: GREATER BOSTON. First Sun., 6U5 Main St., Waltham; Dennis LeLieure, Pres., 53 Sunshine Dr., Marlboro; Raymond Coullahan, R.S., 697 Metropolitan Ave., Hyde Park. MASSACHUSETTS-RHODE ISLAND STATE COUNCIL. Last Sun., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trum-

bull St., Worcester; Robert Henry, Pres., 137 Fern Rd. , Medford; John E. Somerset, S.T., 23 Laurel Ave., Methuen. WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS. First Mon., American Legion Hall, No. Main St.,

Lanesboro; Emile Boule, Pres., 102U Holmes Rd. , Pittsfield; James C. Allen, R.S.T.,B.A., West View Rd., Lanesboro. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION, JOINT COUNCIL OF NEW ENGLAND NO. lU. On Call; F. Donovan, John Pres.,B.A., 85 St. Marks Rd. , Dorchester; Ruth Keefe, S.T., 5 Grant Rd., Salem; Bus. Off., Rm. 512, 25 Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-2268. LETTER CARRIERS ASSN., MASSACHUSETTS RURAL (IND). On Call; Walter N. Elliott, Pres., Oak Hill Rd., Pepperell; George L. Rosebrooks, R.F.S., Gore Rd., Webster LONGSHOREMEN'S DISTRICT COUNCIL OF BOSTON AND VICINITY. Uth Sun., 10 A.M., Cape Cod Rm., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave., Boston; John F. Moran, Pres., 70 Neponset St., Revere; Joseph L. Dalton, R.S.T., 52 White St., Fast Boston. MACHINE PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS ASSN. OF THE U.S., 2nd DISTRICT. 3rd Sat., Where Called; David Bernier, Dir., Birch Island, Webster; Bus. Off., 172 Taunton Ave., East Providence, Rhode Island. MACHINE PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS ASSN. OF THE U.S., 5th DISTRICT. 3rd Sat., Where Called; Joseph C. Austin, Dir., 10 Summer St., Adams; Bus. Off., 172 Taunton Ave., East Providence, Rhode Island. MACHINISTS: DISTRICT LODGES: NO. 38 (Boston and Vicinity). Uth Fri., 11 Otis St.; Ralph I. Lindquist, S.T., 2 Lawrence Rd., Cochituate; David McSweeney, Walter F. Silvers, Frank Every, William E. Walsh and Earl Powers, B.A's; Bus. Off., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. Al U-25l5. NO. U2 (Railroad). On Call; Paul A. Sullivan, Pres.,B.A., U03 Stevens St., Lowell; Morris R. Rudolph, S.T., 29 Webster St., Maiden; Bus. Off., Rm. 21U, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-0173. NO. U3 (Railroad). On Call, Railroad Y.M.C.A., Orange St., New Haven, Con- necticut; Joseph E. Burns, Jr., Pres., 87 Townsend Ave., New Haven, Con- necticut; John P. Tully, S.T., 36 Idlewell Blvd., Weymouth. NO. 1U7. On Call, at Bus. Off., Rm. 7, 163 Meridian St., E. Boston, Tel.

Lo 7-U792; John A. Romano, Pres., Gen. Ch. , 78 Howe Ave., Shrewsbury; John P. McCadden, S.T., 13 Donald St., Lexington.

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MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES JOINT PROTECTIVE BOARD (NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD). Annually (Oct.), Where Called; Thomas P. Christensen, Gen. Gh.j Dwight A. Danforth, S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 210, 79 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Connecticut, Tel. 527-6861*. MFAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED, DISTRICT NO. 1 (See Fur and Leather Dept.) MEAT CUTTERS, BUTCHERS AND FOOD STORE WKRS., NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF. Quarterly, On Call; Joseph A. Sullivan, Sec; Peter Albacento, F.S.T.j Bus. Off., 1 So. Main St., Natick, Tel. 01 3-21*71. METAL TRADES COUNCIL, CHARLESTOWN COUNCIL (Navy Yard). 2nd Wed., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Bedros Dostoomian, Pres., 9 Eisenhower Dr., So. Easton; Henry A. Wozniak, Sec, 71 Seymour St., Roslindale; Bus. Off., Bldg. 2l*, Navy Yard, Charlestown, Tel. Ch 2 -11*00, Ext. 1*59. MILLINERY WORKERS, UNION, MASSACHUSETTS JOINT BOARD OF. Semi-annually, Sheraton- Worcester Hotel, Worcester; Joseph Graziano, Pres., 9 W. Pine St., Milford; Edwin Erwin, Mgr., 9 Hamilton Rd., Woburn; Bus. Off., 551* Main St., Worcester, Tel. Sw 9-6515. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS CONFERENCE BOARD OF BOSTON AND EASTERN NEW ENGLAND. 2nd Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), 10.30 A.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston; John J. Mackinaw, Pres., 25 Woodlawn St., Holbrook; John J. Crowley, Dist. Rep., 17 Church St., Milford. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS CONFERENCE BOARD OF CONNECTICUT VALLEY. April and Oct., Where Called; Harry C. Augusti, Pres., 32l* Poplar Ave., West Spring- field; George M. Salmon, S.T., 701* Main St., Clinton. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN, NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL. (Feb., May, Sept., Dec), 2 P.M., Where Called; Merton G. Doyle, Pres., 21 Holly St., Portland, Maine; Leonard I. Levin, S.T., 76 Marbury Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 1*0 Boylston St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-0159.

PAINTERS DECORATORS AND PA PFJRHANGERS , MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONFERENCE OF. 3rd Sat. and Sun. in May, 10 A.M., Where Called; Raymond Seguin, Pres., 301 Earle St., New Bedford; James McKinnon, R.S.T., 110 Hewlett St., Roslindale. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS, DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 35 (Boston and Vicinity). First and 3rd Thurs. , at Bus. Off., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Lo 6-0675; John C. Damery, S.T., 335 Savin Hill Ave., Dor- chester; Edward Tarlow, Kenneth Pike and Louis Parsons. B.A's. PAPEPMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED (N.E. Regional Office). Frederick J.

Rochford, V.P. , Reg. Dir.; Raymond J. Laplante, Walter Riley, Edward Moore and John Galluccio, Int'l. Reps.; Bus. Off., Rm. 318, 31 Elm St., Spring- field, Tel. Re 7-11*02. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, NEW ENGLAND EXECUTIVE BOARD (IND). On Call, Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; James J. Lumsden, Pres., 16 Sawin St., Marlboro; James 0. Wilcox, Exec Sec, Box 3U, So. Thomaston, Maine. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARDS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unions) PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY, MASSACHUSETTS STATE ASSN. OF. Last Sat. and Sun. (Mar. and Sept.), Where Called; Dominic Camevale, Pres., 200 Dodge St., Beverly; John D. Kelly, S.T., ll* Anthony Rd., Franklin. POSTAL CLERKS, MASSACHUSETTS FEDERATION OF. James J. Cassidy, Pres., P.O. Box 1511, Plainville; John J. Harrington, Sec, P.O. Box 1*1, Boston. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, NATIONAL ASSN. OF, MASSACHUSETTS STATE BRANCH (IND). On Call; E. Buckley, Pres., Post Office, Springfield; Thomas J. Gramzow, S.T., 108 Highland Ave., Winchester. POSTMASTERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND) MASSACHUSETTS CHAPTER. Annually, June, Belmont Hotel, W. Harwich; Edward C. Moroney, Pres., 82 Prospect St., Shrewsbury; William E. Brennan, S.T., Whitman. PRINTERS, MACHINE (See Machine Printers and Engravers Assns.) PRINTING TRADES COUNCILS, ALLIED:

BOSTON. First Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1*06, 29k Washington St., Boston, Tel. y. 2-U595; Raymond L. Ware, Pres., 19 Bsllou St., W. Quincy; Stephen W. Fardy, Exec. Sec

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PRINTING TRADES COUNCILS, ALLIED - Concl'd. BROCKTON AND VICINITY. Uth Mon., 3.10 P.M., Bartenders Hall, 16 School St., Brockton; Robert Werner, Pres., 101 Myrtle St., Brockton; Raymond P. Chandler, R.S., Tremont St., Duxbury. A. HOLYOKE . On Call; Waldo Sanborn, Pres., 3U St. James Ave.; Walter Schmidt, F.S.T., 7h Hitchcock St. LAWRENCE. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Turn Hall, kk Park St.; Arthur W. Smith, Pres., U7 Rattlesnake Hill Rd., Andover; Samuel Steinberg, F.S.T., 23 Magnolia St. NEW BEDFORD. 2nd Tues., Member's Home; William H. Howland, Pres., 151 Robeson St.; William Keane, F.S., Park St., Mattapoisett.

PITTSFIELD. 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Polish Community Club^ 55 Linden St. 3 Edward Flynn, Pres., 71 Burke Ave.; Kenneth Lavoie, S.T., Hinsdale. SPRINGFIELD. On Call, Hotel Bridgeway, 50 Broadway; Thomas Keating, Pres., 162 Rowley St., Agawan; Lawrence H. Woods, S.T., 111 Dayton St. WORCESTER. Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., Polish-American Vets dab, hZ Green St.; Roland H. Rosenlund, Pres., 21 Helen Dr., to. Boylston; John Bluis, F.S.T., Lu Mola Dr., Holden.

RAILROAD LABOR ORGANIZATIONS, STANDARD (Assn. of General Chairman) (BU). On Call; E. M. Flagg, Ch., 52 Willi ston Rd., Auburndale; torn. M. Pye, Sec, 176 Federal St., Boston. RAILROAD TRAINMEN: STATE LEGISLATIVE BOARD. On Call, at Bus. Off., Rm. 701a, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ri 2-1277; D. J. Mahoney, Ch.; Harold G. Malone, Sec, 758 E. Fifth St., So. Boston. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE (Boston and Albany Railroad). On Call; J. W. Loconto, Gen. Ch., 19 Brigham Hill Rd., Grafton; C. J. Ryan, Sec, 391 Dalton Ave., Pittsfield; Bus. Off., Rm. 713? 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ri 2-3053. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE (Boston and Maine Railroad). On Call; J. L. Scanlan, Gen. Ch., 95 Vinton St., Melrose; J. W. Morrissey, Gen. Sec, 172 Myrtle Ave., Fitchburg; Bus. Off., Rm. 808, 7 Water St., Boston, Tels. La 3-2825 and La 3-28UO. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES BOARDS OF ADJUSTMENT: BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD - BOSTON TERMINAL. 2nd Sat. (Mar. and- Oct.), Where Called; William M. Pye, Gen. Ch.; E. A. Riordan, Gen. S.T., i£ Rose- mont St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 1*12, 76 Federal St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-0967. BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD NO. 11. Annually (May), 9 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Joseph Connor, Gen. Ch., 63 Newport St., Arlington; Oscar Derderian, Asst. Gen. Ch., S.T., 112 Pacific St., Fitchburg; Bus. Off., Rm. 70U, 150 Causeway St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-7559.

NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT (Express Division). Annually (May), 10 A.M. , Where Called; George W. Hurley, Gen. Ch., 137 Sunset Rd., Arlington; T. F. Timrains, Jr., Gen. S.T., 32 Watts St., Maiden; Bus. Off., Rm. 728, 150 Causeway St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-9U39. RAILWAY CARMEN, JOINT PROTECTIVE BOARD. Annually (Apr. 15th), at Bus. Off., Rm. 213, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-U312; A. J. Bergeron, Gen. Ch., 87 Nashua Rd., No. Billerica; John Norris, F.S.T., 17 Kenneson Rd., Somerville. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN, ORDER OF (STATE LEGISLATIVE BOARD) (IND). 3rd Tues., 10 A.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station, Boston; William J. Mullevey, Pres., U8 Brighton Ave., Allston; Francis H. Bowes, S.T., 318 Concord St., Framing- ham. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN, ORDER OF (ADJUSTMENT COMMITTEE) (IND) (Boston and Maine Railroad). 2nd Wed., 1 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Charles L. Cook, Pres., 15 Fortesque Terrace, Lynn; Harold L. Loring, S.T., Box Ul, Sweet Hill Rd., Plaistow, New Hampshire.

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RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION: NEW ENGLAND JOINT BOARD. Semi-annually, at Bus. Off,, Rm. 20U, 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563; Joseph H. Honan, Pres.; Joseph S. Casey, Frank Dumas and Grace Barney, B.A's. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARD OF ATTLEBORO. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., 19 Banks St., Attleboro; Antonio Arujo, Pres., h Buffura St., Pawtucket, Rhode Island; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1,

27 Monument Sq. , Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARD OF LEOMINSTER. On Gall; Thomas J. Leone, Pres., N.E. Dir.; Ralph Lemay, Jr., B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U.

RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WKRS., UNITED, DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2. Annually, Where Called; Armando Todisco, Pres., U71 Cross St., Maiden; Salvatore Camelio, Exec. Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6662. SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). 2nd and Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 389 Main St., Brockton, Tel. Ju 7-2606; W. Vincent Lynch, Pres.; Raymond J. Lynch, Gen. S.T. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED:

DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 1. First Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. Ihl , 18 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121; Leo Casale, Pres., 2U5 High Rock St., Lynn; Anthony Accardi, Nat'l. Dir. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD NO. 31. First and 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Haverhill, Tel. Dr U-7U05; William M. Blynn, Pres.; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr.,Treas. NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL OFFICE, TERRITORY NO. 1. (May and Nov.); Anthony Accardi, Nat'l. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1U7, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121. STANDARD RAILROAD LABOR ORGANIZATIONS (See Railroad Labor Organizations, Standard) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL NO. hi. On Call (Jan., Apr., June, Sept.), Tiffany's, ho Beacon St., Boston; Howard J. Doyle, Pres., 19 Hartford St., Norwood; John J. Royle, John Fenton and Joseph Correia, B.A's; Bus. Off., 152 Bowdoin St., Boston. Tel. Ca 7-6UOO. STEFLWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, DISTRICT NO. 1. Roy H. Stevens, Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. PI 6-3577. TEACHERS, MASSACHUSETTS FEDERATION OF. first Sat., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1311, 38 Chauncy St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-ll;70; Margaret Callahan, Pres., 60 Westminster St., Hyde Park; Mary J. Kenahan, C.S., 7 Ord St.. Salem. TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL NO. 10 (IND). 2nd and Uth Wed., Hotel Somerset, J4OO Commonwealth Ave., Boston; Thomas C Healey, R.S., 236 Austin St., Hyde Park; Thomas F. Tighe, S.T., $hh Main St., Charlestown; Bus. Off., 650 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Co 6-293U. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND) FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON TOLL DISTRICT BOARD NO. 1. Alyce M. Gallagher, Sec, 10 Vesey Rd., Randolph. METROPOLITAN CLERICAL DISTRICT BOARD. Gertrude Manning, Sec, lh Rangeley St., Dorchester. METROPOLITAN AREA BOARD. Ruth A. O'Leary, Sec, U97 Main St., Charlestown. BOWDOIN-ROXBURY DISTRICT BOARD. Florence Mclnerney, Sec, 32 Laban Pratt Rd., Dorchester. BROOKLINE-NEWTON DISTRICT BOARD. Lois A. Dodd, Sec, 5U8 Chestnut St., Needham. CAMBRIDGE-ARLINGTON DISTRICT BOARD. Margaret O'Brien, Sec, 1*8 Everett St., Arlington. DORCHESTER-QUINCY DISTRICT BOARD. Mary E. Mulroy, Sec, 82 Western Ave., Wollaston. HARRISON-BACK BAY DISTRICT BOARD. Elizabeth McCarthy, Sec, 1301 Common- wealth Ave., Brighton.

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TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEV/ ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND) - Concl'd.: METROPOLITAN AREA BOARD - Concl'd.: MALDEN- CHELSEA DISTRICT BOARD. Mary T. Spencer, Sec, 10 Blomerth St., Maiden. CENTRAL AREA BOARD: BROCKTON DISTRICT BOARD. Margaret E. Simmons, Sec, Rocky Point Rd., Plymouth. FITCHBURG DISTRICT BOARD. Mary Sigismondo, Sec, Scott Rd., Townsend.

FRAMINGHAM DISTRICT BOARD. Barbara Demoranville, Sec, Wheeler Rd. , Bolton. LOWELL DISTRICT BOARD. Carrie G. Robinson, Sec, 566 Merrimac St., Newbury port. NEW BEDFORD DISTRICT BOARD. Elwinna Nickerson, Sec, Millway St., Barn- stable. SALEM DISTRICT BOARD. Alice F. Foley, Sec, 119 President St., Lynn. NORTHEAST AREA BOARD. Eleanor C. Joyce, Sec, 373 Chestnut St., Clinton. SOUTHEAST AREA BOARD. Mildred Devlin, Sec, U50 W. Rodney Blvd., New Bedford. WESTERN AREA BOARD. Dorothy Dickinson, Sec, 18 Montpelier St., Springfield. HOLYOKE DISTRICT BOARD. Mary Ellen Godfrey, Sec, 75 West St., Northampton. PITTSFIELD DISTRICT BOARD. Angelina Massaconi, Sec, 192 Benedict Rd., Pittsfield. SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT BOARD. Anita Mahon, Sec, 65U Meadow St., Chicopee. WORCESTER DISTRICT BOARD. Mary E. Ryan, Sec, 3 Cheney St., Worcester. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE (DID). On Call, Eagles Hall, 18 Hadley Overpass, No. Adams; Marion E. Tondreau, F.S.T., 35 High St., No. Adams; Frederick Mendel, B.A., 30 Leonard St., Adams. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: JOINT BOARDS: BERKSHIRE. Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 10U, 29 Fenn St., Pitts- field, Tel. Hi 7-7111; Stuart Sprague, Pres., 2 Hoosac Ct., No. Adams;

Anna Sullivan, Mgr. ,B.A. , 3k Hitchcock St., Holyoke. CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS. 3rd Fri., Y.M.C.A., 766 Main St., Worcester; Felix P. Damore, Mgr.,F.S., 1*82 Mill St., Worcester; William N. Chomes and Acquine Rossi, B.A's; Bus. Off., 10U Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. GREATER FALL RIVER. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 38U Spring St., Fall River, Tel. Os 2-3U01; Edward F. Doolan, Mgr.; Clarence Banks and Alford Dyson, B.A's. NEW BEDFORD. First Wed., 7 P.M. , at Bus. Off., 38U Acushnet Ave., Tel. Wy 7-9367; George E. Carignan, Dir.,F.S.; Richard Percival, Manuel Fernandes and Rosario Potvin, B.A's. NORTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. First Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273; Alton M. Hodgman, Dir., Pelham Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire; Ralph Arivella, B.A., 95 Greenfield St., Lawrence. PLYMOUTH ROCK. Uth Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 303 Court St., Plymouth, Tel. 7U6-0230; Walter J. Furtado, Pres., Cherry St., Plymouth; Jessie A. Callahan, R.S.T., I4O Court St., Plymouth. TAUNTON. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 17, lU Taunton Green, Tel.

Va 2-2570 ; William Moore, Pres., 88 School St., Somerset; Harold T. Schofield, B.A., 8 Jefferson St.

WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS . 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., U66|- Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716; Anna Sullivan, Mgr., F.S.T., 3U Hitchcock St., Holyoke; Mary S. Vaz, B.A.,.307 Howard St., Ludlow.

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TRAIN DISPATCHERS, AMERICAN: BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD (NYC SYSTEM). On Call; Francis H. Bergin, Vice Gen. Ch., 553 Carew St., Springfield. BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD. On Call; P. S. Johnson, Gen. Ch., 57 Lynn Fells

Pkwy. , Melrose.

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD. On Call 5 Francis J. Kelley, Gen. Ch., 139 Ash St., Warwick, Rhode Island. UNION LABEL DISTRICT COUNCILS (See Labor Councils)

2h IT.!. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

All locals in this section are AFL-CIO affiliates unless otherwise noted.

Unless otherwise stated, meetings are held about 8 P.M. on Weekdays and 2 P.M. on Sundays.

A BIMGT ON

LETTER CARRIERS NO. Il6l (North Abington). On Call; Edmund J. Orlosky, Pres.; Francis X. Gilpin, S.T. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 301*1 (North Abington). On Call; Kelvin Libby, S.T., 80 Battery St., No. Abington. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 601 (See Middleboro)

A DAMS

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 250. Last Hon., 7.30 P.M., Sanitary Barber Shop, 36 Park St.; Stanley Wolkowicz, Pres., 9 Kcosac St.: Francis L. Bourdon, F.S.T., B.A., 8 Oak Lane, CARPENTERS NO. 395. First Kon., 7.30 P.M.. Carter Club, 6f Dean St.: C. Kertcn Daniels, Cheshire; Clayton L. Couture, F.S., 2 Forest Park Ave. INSURANCE WORKERS INT 'L. (See Pittsfield)

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6l5. First Hon., I4 P.M., St. Stanislaus Hall, E. Hoosac St.: Arthur Lefebvre, Pres., 10 Phillips Kill; Bernard Laplante, Sec, 100 Commercial St.

LIKE WORKERS NO. 12h99 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IKD) (Hooker Chemical Corp., Phos- phorus Div. ). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Mountain Vue Hotel; Donald Gaffey, Pres., 11 Gavin Ave.; Thomas Chalmers, E.S.T., 11 High St.: Fus. Off., hi College St., New Haven, Connecticut, Tel. Sp 6-7001. LITHOGRAPHERS CF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED (IND) (Adams Mass. Croup) (Adams Specialty

and Printing Co.). On Call; Ignatius J. Michalenko, Pres. ,Treas. , lh Pine St.: Aloysius Michalenko, Sec, l6k No. Summer St. PAFERKAEERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITF.D NO. 556 (L.L. Brown Faper Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M. , Mohawk Hotel, Pleasant St.; Thomas Moran, Pres.. 21 Central Ave., No. Adams; Aime J. Nadeau, S.T., 38 Columbis St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 832 (Brightwater Paper Co., Budd Poly- chem Div.). 3rd Wed., American Legion Home, Fark St.; Wilfred Bourdon, Pres., 137 Bellevue Ave.: Holland Allard, R.S.. 21 Briggsville St., Clarks- burg. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. l£32. On Call; Charles L. Wandrei, Pres., 20 Miller St.; Edmund J. Cermanowski, S.T., 22 Miller St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, MITED NO. 523 (U.S.F. Arnold Div. of Indian Head Mills). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Summer St. Club, 73t Summer St.; William Lepine, Pres., School St., Cheshire; Paul A. Clermont, R.S., 11 Cherry St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 8Ul (Dewey & Almy Chemical Div. of W. R. Grace Co.). First Sun., 7 P.M., American Legion Home, Park St.; Raymond Clairmont, Pres., Wells Rd., Cheshire; Anna Sullivan, Mgr., 3U Hitchcock St.. Holyoke; Bus. Off., Rm. 1CU, 29 Fenn St., Pittsfield, Tel. Hi 7-7111.

A G A W A M

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 259 (Associated Engineers, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 91 Flainfield St., Springfield; George R. Scott, Pres., 79 Federal St., Springfield; Edward Allen Hood, R.S., 1023 N. Westfield St., Feeding Hills; Bus. Off., 172 Chestnut St., Spring- field, Tel. Re 9-6278. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 910 (Rosen Textile Engraving Corp.). First Tues., 12 Noon, at Plant, 2 So. Bridge Dr.; Donald Renaud, Pres., 60 Mont- gomery St., Westfield; Mary S. Vaz, E.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlow; Bus. Off., U66^ Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716.

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ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. NB-989 (See Haverhill) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 87 (Merrimac Hat Co., Inc.). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lafayette Hall, 11 High St.; Joseph F. Dollen, F.S.T., h3 Thomp- son St.; Frank N. Cynewski, B.A., Fern Ave.; Bus. Off., hi Main St., Tel. 388-08140. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 77. On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., X. of C. Hall, 176 Main St.; Robert F. Marquis, Pres., So. Hampton Rd. ; Paul V. Moughan, S.T., 7 Carpenter St. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 785 (See Haverhill) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS , UNITED NO. 5U7 (Amesbury Fibre Corp.). 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., Lafayette Hall, 11 High St.; Charles A. Morrill, Jr., Pres., 1

Madison St.; Edward M. Moore, E.A. , 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1131*. On Call; Robert J. Boucher, Pres., 26 Clarks Rd.; Arthur C. Bergeron, B.A., 21 Collins St. TEACHERS ASSN., AMESBURY CLASSROOM NO. 1033. On Call; Donald Clark, Pres., Kingston, New Hampshire; J. Harris Melia, Treas., 25 Powow St.

AMHERST

CARPENTERS NO. 1503. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 152 Kellogg Ave.; Stanley P. Gorzocoski, R.S., Beers Plain Rd., Northfield; Jack D. Rodwell, B.A., 2U2 South St., Holyoke. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 592. On Call, 7 P.M., Home of S.T.; Michael Garvey, Pres., U62 Main St.; Walter Sienkiewicz, S.T., 28 Sherman St. PAINTERS NO. 389. First Sun., 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, Amity St.; Robert Russell, R.S., Box 3lUa, R.F.D. 2; James Madigan, B.A., 12 S. Prospect St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. IO67 (University of Mass.). Last Thurs., Where Called; Guy Farwell, Pres.; Frances E. Shonio, Sec, 575 Summer St., Bridgewater. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1359 (University of Mass.). On Call; Vincent Ilardi,

Pres., h Mooreland St.; Robert Weilman, Sec,B.A. , I4 Breckenrldge Rd,,Hadley.

A N D V E R

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2986. On Call, D.A.V. Hall, Park St.; Edward Chlebowski, Pres.; F. Henry Boucher, R.S.T., 18 Lincoln St. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 8-598. Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Community Hall, Andover St., Ballardvale; Arthur M. White, Jr., Pres., 2h Chester St.. Ballardvale; Arthur Crompton, R.F.S., 101 Elm St., Methuen. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 137. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M.,

Square and Compass Club, Andover Sq. ; Alfred Doners, Pres., 76 Riverdale St., Methuen; Harold C. Studd, S.T., 50 Greenfield St., Lawrence. ARLINGTON

CARPENTERS NO. 83I. First Mon., D.A.V. Hall, 1207 Mass. Ave.; Charles Paladini, Pres., 28 Elmwood St., Somerville; Harold Oulton, F.S., 5 Chalk St., Cam- bri dge FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1297. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 8 Park Ave., Tel. Mi 3-63U2; M. Norcross Stratton, Jr., Pres., 3 Memorial Way; Joseph McNamara, R.S., 20 Overlook Rd. M.I.T. EMPLOYEES UNION (IND) (Mass. Institute of Technology). First Wed. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), 6 P.M., K. of C. Hall, 15 Winslow St.; Philip Zlochiver, Pres., 63 Highland St., Canton; William B. Alexander, Treas., 15 Manning St., Woburn; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, U85 Mass. Ave., Tel. Mi 8-0222.

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ARLINGTON - Concl'd .

STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 680 (Town Employees). 2nd Thurs., 51 Grove St.; Gerald Hourihan, Pres., 5 Manomet Rd., Winchester; John R. Smith, F.S., 225a Broadway. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Ruth E. Vaughn, Sec, 1*92 Summer St. ASHLAND

CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. 1215U (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Chemical Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Mon., 7.U5 P.M., Fish and Game Club; Richard Sullivan, Sr., Pres; Clement H. Moran, F.S.T., 310 Main St., Milford. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 205 (IND) (General Electric Co., Clock and Timer Dept.). First Mon., 3.1*5 P.M., at Bus. Off., American Legion Bldg., Summer St., Tel. 875-3255; Armando G. Mazzaro, Pres., Granite St.; Donald A. Morse, B.A.

A T H L

CARPENTERS NO. 1059. 2nd Wed., Franco-American Hall, 592 South St.; J. Denis Basque, R.S., 55 Harrington St.; Thomas Phalen, B.A., 1307 Rindge Rd., Fitchburg. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 600. On Call; Michael Finn, Pres., 185 Brattle St.; Donald J. Shea, S.T., 132 Green St. MUSICIANS NO. 287. 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., Crowl's Piano Shop; Huber W. Tandy, Pres., Burrill Ave., Orange; Ray H. Dumas, R.S.T.,B.A., 50 Stevens St. ATTLEBORO

BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 26. First Fri. , Elks Hall, 18 Union St.; Wilfred J. Goyea, F.S.T., 31*0 Elm St., W. Mansfield; John C.P. Sibipson, B.A., 23U East St. CARPENTERS NO. 327. First Thurs., Eagles Hall, 1*0 So. Main St.; Francis H. Cambridge, R.S., 77 Freeman St., Attleboro Falls; Thomas Moseley, B.A., 1156 Washington St., Norwood. CITY EMPLOYEES UNION, INC., ATTLEBORO (IND). On Call, Forestry Bldg., Wall St.; Alfred Vaz, Sr., Pres., Palm St.; Louis N. Lamoureux, S.T., 72 Capt. Courtois Dr., So. Attleboro. INSURANCE WORKERS INT 'L. NO. 80. Last Fri., 12 Noon, Where Called; John Clark Straight, Pres., 22 Solomon St.; Victor Shiff, Treas., 22 Allerton St., Plymouth. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 21*6 (Buxton Box, Inc.). First Tues., U. 30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 1*0 So. Main St.; Margaret Gifford, Pres., 3h Pine St.; Manuel Morreira, B.A., 138 Diman St., Fall River. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1*1*1. 2nd Tues., Park Tavern Hall, 3 Emory St.; Carmine L. Roca, Pres., 56 Holman St.; G. Keil Gustin, R.S., 1*6 Pleasant Ave, MACHINISTS NO. 1175 (Tool and Die Makers). First and 3rd Wed., Eagles Hall, 1*0 So. Main St.; Ernest M. Belanger, F.S., 69 Spruce Lane; Wilfred J. Baillargeon, B.A., 255 Smith St., Providence, Rhode Island. MACHINISTS NO. 1359 (Apco-Mossberg Corp.). First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Park Tavern Hall, 3 Emory St.; Eugene Rainville, R.S., 1*0 Railroad St., Manville, Rhode Island; Wilfred Baillargeon, B.A., 255 Smith St., Providence, Rhode Island. MUSICIANS NO. 1*57. First Sun., 6. 30 P.M., American Legion Hall, No, Main St.; Edward Fonger, Treas., I67 No. Worcester St., R.F.D. 2, Norton; Harry A.

Greene, Sec. , B.A. , 16 Covell Ave., Seekonk.

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ATTLEBORO - Concl'd .

PAINTERS NO. ll*98. Uth Tues., 5.30 P.M. , 90l* Club, 90 Pine St.; Roland Morel, Pres., 1UU Sterry St., Pawtucket, Rhode Island; John E. Galvin, F.S.,Bus» Rep., 210 Pine St. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1*692. First Sat., Braga Hall, Emory St.; Joseph

Simmons, Pres., Ul Benefit St. j Russell O'Neil, C.S., 150 Mendon Rd., So. Attleboro POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. UlU (IND). On Call; Edward Murphy, Pres., 228 Pine St.; Edmund V. McCracken, S.T., U Yale St. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U53 (American Sisalcraft Corp.). First Sun., 10 A.M., St. Jean's Hall, 171 Pine St.; Kenneth Marsland, C.S., 17 First St.; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire.

RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 583-A. 2nd Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, UO So. Main St.; Antonio Araujo, Pres., U Buffura St., Pawtucket Rhode Island; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq. Leominster, Tel. Ke U-6535. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 259. First Sun., 10 A.M. Sons of Veterans Hall, So. Main St.; Alfred R. St. Pierre, Pres., 560 Killingly St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Daniel Ford, B.A., Susan Circle, Johnston, Rhode Island. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 259U (Mossberg Pressed Steel Corp., Wanskuck Div. ). Uth Mon., 8.15 P.M., Eagles Hall, UO So. Main St.; Lawrence C. Smith Pres., 713i Somerset St., Taunton; Antone Viera, F.S., 20 Stead Ave., Hebronville. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. U5U- First Sun., 9.30 A.M., Home of B.A.; Thomas DePalma, S.T., 16 Shawmut Ave., Mansfield; Edward Ringuette, B.A., 15 Avery St., No. Attleboro. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.F., INC. NO. 319 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co.). Uth Mon., Portuguese-American Hall, 65 Prairie Ave.; Richard Powers, Pres., U91 Locust St.; Richard Skinner, Sec, 278 East St.

AUBURN

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 281*8. First Mon., V.F.W. Hall, Millbury St.; Norman Morin, Pres.; Dwight H. Bacon, Sec, 9 School St,

AVON

RUBBER, COEK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 66l (Avon Sole Co.). 2nd Tues., 3.U5 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Main St.; Francis J. Kearns, Sec, 2073 Pleasant St., Bridgewater; Salvatore Camelio, B.A., 73 Tremont St., Boston.

A Y E R

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. NO. k (IND) (Fort Devens). Gerald Leduc, Pres. 17 Beaver St., Lowell; Stanley W. Forys, S.T., 77 Fort Hill *ve., Lowell. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 212U. On Call; P. M. Regan, R.S., 31 Pearl St. Church TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) . Emma Gardner, Sec, 12 St. BANCROFT

PAPFRMAKERS AND PAPERWORKFRS, UNITED NO. 600 (Berkshire Tissue Mills). 2nd Tues., U P.M., Where Called; Hiram Young, Pres., Chester; Evelyn Menton, F.S.T., P.O. Box 3UU, Lee.

26 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BARNSTABLE

CARPENTERS NO. 1331 (Barnstable County). First Wed., at Bus. Off., Carpenters Hall, Scenic Hghwy., Rte 6, Buzzards Bay, Tel. Sagamore 892; Howard Ferguson,

Pres., Main St., Yarmouthport ; Harry F. Drake, R.S.,Bus. Rep,, Middleboro

Rd. , W. Wareham. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 1350? (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Buzzards Bay Gas Co.). 2nd Tues., Daniel Webster Inn, Main St., Sandwich; Charles N. Semple, Jr., F.S., hh Highland Ave., Onset; Francis J. Tobin, Reg. Dir., 7 Water St., Boston. MUSICIANS NO. 155 (Cape Cod Assn., Hyannis). Quarterly, First Sun., 5 P.M.,

Where Called; Melvin von Rosenvinge, Pres. ,Treas. , Main St., W. Harwich; Roger T. Gott, Jr., Sec, Box U22, W. Harwich. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PA PERHANGERS NO. 1827 (Cape Cod) (Hyannis). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, Scenic Hghwy., Rte 6, Buzzards Bay; W. C. Gilnore, R.F.S., U8 Berry Ave., W. Yarmouth; Anthony J. Tedesco, B.A., Commerce Rd. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED NO. h930 (Hyannis). Quarterly, Where Called; Robert Starck, Pres., Centerville; Robert Rudden, S.T., Main St., So. Dennis. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Hyannis). Louise M. Patric, Sec, Main St., Cummacuid. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 339 (IND) (Cape and Vineyard Electric Co.;. First Tues., Town Hall, So. Yarmouth By-Pass, So. Yarmouth; Richard 0. Marchant, Pres.,E.A., Ploughed Neck Rd. , E. Sandwich; Ruth G. Young, R.S., 8U Pine Cone Dr., W. Yarmouth.

B A R R E

TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 3h2 (Barre Wool Combing Co., Ltd., So. Barre). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Community Hall #2, So. Barre; Nicholas Simeone, Pres., Box 106; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 10ii Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719.

BEDFORD

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1508 (See Cambridge) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 8 (IND) (Bedford Air Force Base). On Call, Monthly, 5 P.M., Bldg. 1816, at Base; John F. Carney, Pres. ,B.A., 85 Woodside Lane, Arlington; Jeremiah Hurley, R.S., 10 Foster Ave., Wobum. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 32 (IND) (V.A. Hospital). 3rd Wed., V.F.W. Hall, Plain St., Lowell; Francis L. Rourke, Pres., 36l Lincoln St., Lowell; Robert N. Dauphinais, S.T., luO London St., Lowell. BELCHERTQWN

STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 17 (Belchertown State School). 2nd Thurs., 6.30 P.M., Auditorium, at School; Rene Berthiaume, Sec, 30 Cottage

St., Ware; John J. Keefe, B.A. , lii-B Carlson Rd., Framingham. BELLINGHAM

LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 59 (Armour Leather Co.). Last Tues., 7*30 P.M., Polish-American Club, Westminster St.; Janette Forcier, Pres.; Florence Lavimodiere, R.S.T., 63 Roland St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. II69 (Highway Dept.). 2nd Mon., Home of S.T.,B.A.; Chester Gaskill, Pres., Mechanic St.; Louis Daigle, S.T.,B.A., So. Main St.

29 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BEVERLY

BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. UO. First Tues., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St.; John Pietrini, Pres., 23 Cressy St. ; Leo Mart el, B.A., 152 Main St., Wenham. CARPENTERS NO. 878. First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St.; Joseph Weed, Sec, 181; Loring Ave., Salem; Joseph MacCoroiskey, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U720. 2nd'Mon., Elks Hall, 75 Cabot St.;

Halben C. Sherman, Pres., 2 Appleton Rd. , Danvers; Joseph F. Tomaszek, B.A., 73 Tremont St. , Boston. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 271 (IND) (United Shoe Machinery Corp.). 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., U01 Rantoul St., Tel. 922-3UU1; Ruth M. Guinivan, F.S., 8 Charnock St.; W. W. Burgess, Jr., B.A., 38 Winthrop Ave. FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See "Directly Affiliated Local Union) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 585. Uth Wed., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St.; Lewis E. Foss, R.S., 31 Story Ave.; Frederick Foley, Jr., S.T., 2 Opal Ave. PAINTERS (North Shore) (See Salem Local No. I898) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION NO. 31 (United Shoe Machinery Corp.). On Call (Apr. and Sept.); Mathew Femino, Pres., U7 Williams St.; Charles H. Brook, S.T., 7 Hillcrest Ave. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U58 (Mass. Dept. of Public Vvorks Dist.

5). On Call; Andrew Gagalis, Pres., 5 Bromfield Ct., Newburyport ; John W. McGregor, Treas., UO No. Atkinson St., Newburyport. BILLERICA

ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 12282 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Johns -Manville Products Co.). 3rd Sun., 7.30 P.M., St. Anthony's Hall, Central St., Lowell; Frederick Avila, Pres., 8 Buckman Dr., Chelmsford; Thomas C. Bartlett, S.T., U3 Barrington St., Lowell; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston.

BOSTON

NOTE: In general, Boston Unions have jurisdiction over cities and towns which are suburbs of Boston if no local unions exist in those localities for the industry, trade or occupation covered.

AIRPORT WORKERS (See Fire Fighters No. S-2; Flight Engineers; and Transport Workers Nos. 507 and 5l5) ART GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. 1181) ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 6. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 718 Huntington Ave., Tel. As 7-9509; Edward L. Dahlberg, F.S.T., 15 Fairfield St., Needham; Herbert G. Anderson, C.S.,B.A., U93 Lynn St., Maiden. ASBESTOS WORKERS Nu. 9o {heai ana *rost Insulators) (Navy Yard). 2nd Tues., 12 Noon, Conference Hall, Bldg. 195, Navy Yard; Julius Lishe, Pres.,F.S., 87 Brighton Ave., Allston; Frank R. Cowan, B.A., 17 Greenhalge Ave., Everett. ATLANTIC FISHERMEN (See Fishermen, Atlantic) AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM WORKERS, BOSTON (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Wkrs., Int»l. No. 232) AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS: NO. 209. 2nd Thurs., Italian-American Citizens Club, 55 Austin St., Cambridge; Warren Olson, Pres., 1370 Eastern Ave., Maiden; Louis Gonda, F.S.T., 78 North St., Somerville.

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BOSTON - Cont'd .

AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS - Concl'd.: NO. 320 (Kinney Vacuum Div., New York Air Brake Co.). 2nd Sun., K. of C. Hall, Green St., Jamaica Plain; Earl W. Jonas, Pres., 32 Arlington Rd., Dedham; Charles W. MacCaskill, F.S.T., 282 E St., So. Boston. NO. 7kh (See Waltham) AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (See Machinists No. 1898) AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORT DRIVERS NO. 8Ul (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WKRS. INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN NO. 20. 2nd Sat. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), Hour Varies, Intercolonial Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Arthur Conroy, F.S.T., 36 Prescott St., Medford; Joseph Hartnett, B.A. , 12 Codman St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 308, hh Bromfield St., Tel. Li 2-0970. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WKRS. INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN NO. 15. Last Tues., 12 Noon, at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 1165 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Co 5-3200;

Nathan Norman, S.T., 10 Mitchell Rd. , Sharon; George S. Newman, B.A. , 19 Rich St., Mattapan. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WKRS. INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 20 (IND) (American Bakeries). 2nd Sat., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 157 Milk St., Tel. Ha 6-5926; Anthony Stancato, F.S.T.; Fred Cabuzzi, B.A. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 182. 3rd Tues., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St.; Charles Caliri, Pres., 16 Caton St., Mattapan; Eugene Vitale, F.S.T.,B.A., 19 Fayette St., Arlington. BARTENDERS AND DINING ROOM EMPLOYEES NO. 3U. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., 18U W. Canton St., Tels. Ke 6-2O6J4 and Co 6-U276; James J. Grayken, Pres.; John C. Hurley, S.T.,Bus. Mgr. BEVERAGE WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. 513) BILL POSTERS AND BILLERS NO. 17. Uth Thurs., Hibernian Hall, 181| Dudley St., Roxbury; Anthony Jacobs, S.T., U37 Cedar St., Dedham; Daniel Messing, B.A., 2161 Washington St., Roxbury. BOILERMAKERS NO. 29. First Wed., V.F.W. Hall, h06 Cambridge St., Allston; Edward H.F. Hancock, C.F.S.T., 36 Golden Hills Rd., Saugus; William A. Manning, Bus. Mgr., 15 Preston Rd., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 25, 108 Mass. Ave., Tel. Co 6-0229. NO. 30U (Navy Yard). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Rm. 778, Hotel Somerset, U00 Commonwealth Ave.; A. D. Tieso, Pres., 198 Manchester St., Mattapan; Henry A. Pace, S.T.,B.A., 125 Belnel Rd., Mattapan. NO. 515 (Railroad). Last Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Thomas A. Ross, Pres., 9 Raymond Ave., Soraerville; William E. Gauthier, S.T., Jericho Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire. NO. 7U6. 2nd Fri., V.F.W. Hall, Bailey St., Dorchester; Thomas J. Carter, Pres., 761 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; Irwin Cohn, F.S., 9h W. Selden St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 778, Hotel Somerset, I4OO Commonwealth Ave., Tels. Co 7-5977 and Co 7-9000.

BOOKBINDERS NO. 16. First Fri., 6 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Henry J. Hasken, Pres., 21 Mt. Vernon St., Dorchester; Joseph A. McDonald, R.S., 1393 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. I4O6, 29u Washington St., Tel. Li 2-1595. BOOKBINDERS NO. 56 (Bindery Women). 2nd Mon., 6 P.M., Rm. 12, 29h Washington St.; Mary F. Coyne, Pres. ,3. A., 6 Calthrope Rd., Marblehead; Mary E. Brennan, F.S.T., 3U2 Hanover St.; Bus. Off., Rm. U06, 29k Washington St., Tel. Li 2-1096. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION: NO. 138 (Mixed). 2nd and hth Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 100u, 120 Boylston St., Tel. Li 2-1287; Umberto Spera, Pres.; Anthony Dell' Anno, F.S.T.,B.A. . ,

LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BOSTON - Cont'd ,

BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION - Concl'd.:

NO. 291 (Cut Sole). 2nd Thurs., 5.15 P.M. , Y.M.C.A., South Station; Charles W. Sullivan, F.S.T., 76 Carruth St., Dorchester; Bradford Hamilton, B.A. 12 Winfield St., So. Boston; Bus. Off., 5th Fl., 2l*6 Summer St., Tel. Hu 2-01*78. NO. 308 (Leather Handlers) (Howes Leather Co.). On Call, 12 Noon, 321 Summer St.; John Sullivan, Pres., 108 Glover Ave., No. Quincy; John Flood, F.S., 99 Bartlett Ave., Belmont. (See also Shoe Workers Unions) BOSTON CITY EMPLOYEES UNION, UNITED (See Building Service Employees No. 285) BOSTON PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 1*1*5) BOSTON SOCIAL WORKERS GUILD (See Building Service Employees No. 509) BOSTON STATE HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES UNION (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 978) BRAKEMEN (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen) BREWERY WORKERS NO. 8. First Sun., 10 A.M., K. of C. Hall, 11*35 Tremont St., Roxbury; George Driscoll, Pres., 227 Salem St., Medford; Thonas E. Owens, C.S.,B.A. , 16 Cranmore Rd., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-01*75. BRICKLAYERS NO. 3. Thurs., K. of C. Hall, 11*35 Tremont St., Roxbury; Roland A. Scopa, F.S., 5 Antrim St., E. Boston; Louis Sarno, B.A.; Bus. Off., 1117 Columbus Ave., Tel. Hi 2-0650. BROADCAST TECHNICIANS (See Electrical Workers No. 1228) BUILDING EMPLOYEES INDEPENDENT UNION (Gorin Leeder). Quarterly, 2nd Tues., 6

P.M., Rm. 713, 333 Washington St.; Edward O'Neill, Pres. ,Treas. , 9hi W. Canton St.; Nicholas Giarrattani, R.S., 31 Mt. Pleasant St., Somerville. BUILDING LABORERS, HOD CARRIERS AND: NO. 22 (Construction and General Laborers). First Wed., at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 215 Hanover St., Tel. La 3-03H;; Michael Tarallo, S.T., 60 George St.,

Medford; Cesare Pietrangelo, B.A. , 31 Mystic St., Medford.

NO. 88 (Compressed Air and Foundation Wkrs. ) . l*th Sun., 12 Noon, at Bus. Off.,

181* Dudley St., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-61*61*; John F. Haggerty, Pres., B.A. , 81* Lakeshore Rd., Brighton; Richard D. Buck, F.S.T.,B.A., 1711* Beacon St., Brookline NO. 151 (Plasterers Tenders) (See Cambridge) NO. 223 (Hod Carriers). First Fri., at Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Tel. Li 2-8030; Patrick Walsh, S.T., 120 M St., So. Boston; James J. Dunne, B.A.,

1* Lorraine Rd. , Medford. NO. 367 (See Housing Maintenance Laborers) NO. 997 (Marine and Shipyard) (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri., 12 Noon, Bldg. 21*, Navy Yard; Harold Tenney, Pres.; Henry A. Wozniak, S.T.,B.A., 71 Seymour St., Roslindale. NO. 1020 (Pavers and Curb Setters). First Thurs., K. of C. Hall, Washington St., Brighton; Anthony J. Salvucci, S.T., 272 Market St., Brighton; Anthony Cugini, B.A., 30 Dighton St., Brighton. NO. 1285 (See Cemetery and Greenhouse Laborers) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L.: NOTE: Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'I. Rep., Rm. 728, 2 9i* Washington St., Tel. Li 2-9166.

NO. 86 (Window Cleaners). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Rm. 12, 29a Washington St.; Walter Burke, Pres., U Hefferan St., Allston; John F. Muldoon, S.T., 65 Neponset Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 203, 207 Essex St., Tel. 1*26-6395. NO. ll*3 (Individual Window Cleaners). 2nd »ved., 7.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St., Cambridge; Arthur Constant, Pres., 27 Trident Ave.,

tointhrop; Louis J. Gainer, F.S., 22 Warren Rd. , Waban.

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LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

B OSTON - Cont'd .

BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. - Concl'd. NO. 25U. Uth Thurs., U P.M. and 8 P.M., at Bus. Off., 226 Tremont St., Tels. Hu 2-61U8 and Hu 2-6LU9 and Hu 2-6150; Edward T. Sullivan, S.T.,B.A., i|2 Longmeadow Rd., Belmont; E. W. Buffura, Richard Mulhern and Lawrence Kellett, B.A's. NO. 285 (United City of Boston Erap. Union). 3rd Sun., 3.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Thomas J. Kennedy, Pres., 7 Mayfair St., Norwood; Joseph Welch, Bus. Mgr., 5k Earle Ave., Medford; Bus. Off., Rm. 728, 29h Washington St., Tel. Li 2-8196. NO. 373 (General Building Service). On Call, Roosevelt Towers, Maintenance Dept., Cambridge; Leo Coughlin, Pres., Box 275, Bryantville; Albert W. Wythe, S.T.,B.A., 32 Calumet St., Roxbury. NO. 38ii (Public Works and M.D.C.). 3rd Wed., Bunker Hill Rm., Hotel Madison, North Station; Charles Dawson, Pres., B. A., 3 Cedar St., Roxbury; Anthony V. Palmieri, S.T., 15 Malvern Terrace, Medford. NO. 385 (Public School Custodians). First Sat., 8 P.M., Rm. 12, 29k Washing- ton St.; John J. Doherty, Pres., 15 Edgemont St., W. Roxbury; John F. Muldoon, S.T., 65 Neponset Ave., Dorchester. NO. 398 (Adm. Guild of the Boston School System) (Clerks and Secretaries). Uth Mon., Sept. thru June., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 723, 29k Washington St., Tel. Li 2-9166; Stella S. Owens, Pres., 271 Hammond Pond Pkwy., Brook- line; Mildred E. Francis, Treas., 9 Castleton St., Jamaica Plain. NO. hXO (N.E. Pari-Mutuel Guild) (Wonderland Dog Track). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Elks Hall, Shirley Ave., Revere; Arthur J. Harrington, Pres.; John A. Prior,

S.T.,B.A., U8 Terrace Rd. , Medford. NO. 509 (Boston Social Workers Guild). 2nd Mon., 6.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Julius Rommell, Pres., 23 Vvilmore St., Mattapan; Anita G. Hach, S.T., 7 Clarendon Rd., Belmont. NO. 516 (Pinkerton Nat'l. Detective Agency). Monthly, the 15th, 9 A.M., Rm. 12, 29U Washington St.; Frank Ryan, Pres., 23 Appleton St., Saugus; Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 728, 29k Washington St., Tel. Li 2-8196. CABLE SPLICERS (See Electrical Workers No. 103 and Telephone Wkrs., Int'l. No. 25) CARMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Carmen) CARMEN'S UNION, BOSTON (See Street, Electric Rwy. and Motor Coach Emp. No. 589) CARPENTERS: NO. 33. Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 329, 25 Huntington Ave., Tel. Ke 6-U227; John B. Gioia, F.S., 30 Parish Rd., Needham; Clifford S. Bennett, B.A., 137 Eastwood Circle, W. Roxbury. NO. UO. Tues., at Bus. Off., 25 Huntington Ave., Tel. Ke 6-91*65; Ira W. Martin, F.S., 9 Wellraan St., Dorchester; Robert Stevenson, B.A., 735 Lincoln St., Waltham. NO. 51. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 326, 25 Huntington Ave., Tel.

Ke 6-9U75; Daniel H. Kearney, Pres., 15 Harding Rd. , Roslindale; Cornelius O'Callaghan, F.S.,B.A., 20 Central Rd., Somerville. NO. 56 (Pile Driving, Wharf and Bridge Work) (Welders and Divers). 2nd and Last Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 333, 25 Huntington Ave., Tel. Co 7-27UO; Wallace Richardson, Pres., U6 K St., Allerton; Robert C. Howe, F.S.,B.A., 2U0 Parkway, Chelsea. NO. 67. Fri., at Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 80 Summer St., Tel. U23-0190; Thomas V. Burke, Pres.,B.A., 65 Turner Rd., Scituate; Walter Ross, Jr., F.S., 50 Vale

St. , Roxbury. NO. 157 (Hebrew). First and 3rd Sat., 1258 Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan; Louis

Obelsky, Pres., 56 Winston Rd. , Dorchester; Murray Silverman, F.S., 181 Winslow Rd., Newton.

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BOSTO N - Cont'd .

CARPENTERS - Concl'd. NO. 218. Wed., at Bus. Off., 80 Summer St., Tel. 5U2-2U88; William Butts, Pres., B. A.; Joseph Hudson, F.S. NO. 2168 (Resilient Floor Layers). First Wed., 6. 30 P.M., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Francis Mackenzie, F.S., 55 Montrose Ave., Wake- field; Joseph Hardy, B.A., 57 Elmont St., Dorchester. NO. 2512 (Navy Yard). On Call; Barney Sneider, Pres., 9 Desmond Rd., No. Randolph; Philip F. Rendall, F.S.T., 29 Malvern St., Melrose. CATERING EMPLOYEES (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 277) CEMENT MASONS AND ASPHALT LAYERS NO. 53U. Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1JL2, 161 Mass. Ave., Tel. Ke 6-1919; John H. Walsh, F.S.T., 2 Pine Ridge Rd., Stoneham; Charles F. Spillane, B.A., 19 Howitt Rd., W. Roxbury. - CEMETERY AND GREENHOUSE LABORERS NO. 1285. First Tues., Maplewood Sq. Hall, Maplewood Sq., Maiden; Frederick V/. Weathers, Pres., 25 Erickson St., Maiden John J. White, F.S.T., 38 Amherst St., Arlington. CEMETERY WORKERS NO. 8-1^09 (Forest Hills Cemetery). First Tues. (Mar., Sept., June, Dec), U.30 P.M., Forest Hills Cemetery; Fred Reissfelder, Pres., 11 Woodlawn St., Jamaica Plain; David Abrams, B.A., 9 Parkvale Ave., Allston. CHAUFFEURS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) CITY OF BOSTON EMPLOYEES UNION, UNITED (See Building Service Employees No. 285) CLEANERS AND DYERS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated No. 183) CLERKS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks; Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unions) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED:

NOTE: All locals (except Nos. 579 and 579-A) meet at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 85 Essex St., Tel. Ha 6-8123; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr., 231 Mass. Ave., Arlington. NO. 1 (Coat Makers). First Mon., 5.30 P.M.; Nathan Baker, Ch., 300 Summit Ave., Brighton; Paul Loreck, Nicholas Magliano and Al Ferullo, B.A's. NO. 102 (Coat Makers) (Italian). First Wed., 5.30 P.M.; Alphonse Zafarana, Ch., 390 Upham St., Melrose; Sam Tancreto, Nicholas Magliano and Al Ferullo, B.A's. NO. Ili9 (Coat Makers) (Lithuanian). On Call, 5.30 P.M.; Frank Romskas, Ch., 258 W. Broadway, So. Boston; Paul Loreck, Nicholas Magliano and Al Ferullo, B.A's.

NO. 171 (Pressers). First Mon., 5.30 P.M. ; Benedetto Geraci, Ch., 6 Carell Rd., Peabody; Sam Tancreto, Nicholas Magliano and Al Ferullo, B.A's.

NO. 173 (Pants Makers). First Wed., 5.30 P.M. ; Michael Damiano, Ch., 281 Webster St., E. Boston; Sam Tancreto and Al Ferullo, B.A's. NO. 181 (Cutters, Trimmers and Cloth Shrinkers). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M.; Basil Lanzilli, Pres., 568 Winthrop St., Medford; John J. Cheverie, Bus. Mgr., 56 Davison St., Hyde Park. NO. I83 (Cleaners and Dyers). On Call, 7.30 P.M.; Domenic Loiero, Ch., 52 Edward St., Medford; Paul Loreck, B.A., 225 Norfolk Ave., Dorchester. NO. 267 (Sheepskin Coat Makers). First Mon., 5.30 P.M.; Sam Beshwaty, Ch.,

6 Oak PI.; Nathan Mindess, B.A. , 81 Addison St., Chelsea. NO. 273 (Sheepskin Sportswear). On Call, at Bus. Off., 85 Essex St., Boston, also Lynn and Gloucester; Leah Valtz, Ch., 150 Timson St., E. Lynn; Nathan Mindess, B.A., 81 Addison St., Chelsea. NO. 335 (Bushelmen). First Thurs., 5.30 P.M.; Thomas DiMilla, Ch., 2 Lawrence St., Medford; Paul Loreck, S.T.,B.A., 225 Norfolk Ave., Dorchester. NO. 579 (Retail Employees Union). Bi-monthly, First Thurs., 6. 30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Saul Terr, F.S.T., 185 Harvard St., Dorchester; Robert Wiseman, B.A., 108 Thornton St., Revere; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-6660. NO. 579-A (N.E. Retail Clothing Salespeople) (Bonwit Teller, Inc.). 3rd Mon., 6.15 P.M., Hotel Lenox, 6l Exeter St.; Susan McDaid, Treas., 73 Waldeck St., Dorchester; Harvey Freedman, B.A., 2k Margaret Rd., Newton Highlands; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-6660.

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COAL AND FUEL OIL TEAMSTERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 68) COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHERS (See Telegraphers, Commercial No. h) COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA:

NO. 1051 (American Tel. & Tel. Co.). Quarterly, 3rd Wed., 7 P.M. , at Bus. Off., Rm. Ul5, 261 Franklin St., Tel. Li 2-6660; Donald P. Conroy, Pres., 92J4 Washington St., Dorchester; Charles J. Gilman, S.T., 83 Keystone St., W. Roxbury. NO. 1301 (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 3rd Sat. (Sept.), and On Call; James D. Edgeworth, Pres., 12 Stonecleve Rd., Wellesley; Edward MeHsse, R.S., 9k2. Highland Ave., Medford; Bus. Off., Rm. I4IU, 26l Franklin St. NO. 1395 (See Watertown) CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen) CONFFCTIONERY WORKERS (See Bakery and Confectionery Wkrs.j and Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen No. 151) CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS (See Building Laborers, Hod Carriers and No. 22) COOKS AND PASTRY COOKS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 186) COOPERS NO. 89 (Brewery). On Call, Hibernian Hall, 181- Dudley St., Roxbury; James Doyle, Pres., 6l5 South St., Roslindale; Chester Witham, R.S.T., 29 Marney St., Cambridge. COPPERSMITHS NO. 500 (Navy Yard). 2nd Tues., 12 Noon, Conference Rm., Pipe & Copper Shop, Navy Yard; Nicholas J. Pizzella, Pres., Main St., Norwell; Eugene Kneprath, F.S.T., 8 Palmer Ave., Saugus. CREAMERY WORKERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 38O) CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. 385) CUSTOMS SERVICE ASSN., NATIONAL (Mass. State Branch) (IND). On Call, Quarterly, 11th Fl., Custom House, India St.; James G. Hartigan, Pres., I98O Common- wealth Ave., Brighton; Donald Kelly, Treas., 68 Edward Rd., Raynham. DENTAL TECHNICIANS GUILD, MASS. (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. No. 222) DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 8U6 (INT) (R.H. Steams Co.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., 6 F.M. , Parker House, 60 School St.; Mary Bertolami, Pres., 5 Andrea

Rd., Mattapan; Mary T. Smythe, S.T.,B.A. , 88 Woodside Ave., Winthrop; Bus. Off., Rm. 701, 6 Beacon St., Tel. Ca 7-2700. DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES (See also Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Whole- sale and Department Store Unions) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 211i32 (Newspaper Writers, Reporters and Editorial Wkrs.) (The Hearst Corp.). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Arthur F. Sullivan, Pres., 53 Wiley St., Maiden: Herbert E. O'Connell, R.S., 135 E.

Elm Ave . , Quincy. NO. 22179 (Star Brush Mfg. Co., Inc.). hth Thurs., 5.15 P.M., South End House, U8 Rutland St.; Charles A. Wright, Pres., 107 W. Walnut St., Roxbury; Elmer F. Peters, S.T., 92 Morgan St., Randolph. NO. 23079 (RKO General Yankee Div. ). Last Fri., 3 P.M., Where Called; Ernest J. Gallagher, Pres., 6 Upper Joclyn Ave., Framingham; Elmer W. Widell, S.T., 75 Coburn St., Lynn.

NO. 23967 (Compressed Steel Shafting Co.). Firs^b Mon. , 5 P.M., I. & A. Citi- zens Hall, IJ4.38 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; John J. Fitzpatrick, Pres., 100 River St., Mattapan; Frank G. DiFietro, S.T., 1533 River St., Hyde Park. NO. 2U1|01 (Musical Instrument Wkrs.) (Cundy Bettoney Co.). On Call, Y.M.C.A., River St., Hyde Park; Louise Wilson, Pres., 122 Taylor Ave., Dedham; Pearl Foulis, R.S.T., 18 Hillis Rd., Hyde Park.

DISTILLERY, RECTIFYING, WINE AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 8. 2nd Wed., 6. 30 F.M. , at Bus. Off., Rm. 327, 11 Beacon St., Tel. La 3-u820; Joseph M. Griffin, Pres.,

U8 Clement Ave., W. Roxbury; Lawrence Cohen, S.T., 2k Waban Rd. , Quincy.

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DIVERS AND WELDERS (Pile Driving, Wharf and Bridge Work) (See Carpenters No. 56) DOCK FREIGHT HANDLERS (See Longshoremen; and Railway and Steamship Clerks) DRUG WORKERS (See Oil, Chemical and Atomic Wkrs. No, 8-8) DRY CLEANING AND DYE HOUSE WORKERS (See Laundry and Dry Cleaning Int'l. Union) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 207 (Armstrong Daily Sports, Inc.). First Sun., 10 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; John Rudgis, Pres., 96 Berkshire St., Cambridge; Frank R. Torres, F.S.T., 38 Sparkill St., Watertown.

NO. 217 (National Pneumatic Co., Inc., Holtzer-Cabot Div. ). 2nd Tues. , U P.M., Cafeteria at Plant, 125 Amory St., Roxbury; Leo V. Gagliolo, F.S., 1^ Crescent Rd., Weymouth; John J, Hoey, B.A., 19 Orchard St., Randolph. NO. 232 (Boston Automatic Fire Alarm Co.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Automatic Fire Alarm Co. Office, 5th Fl., 6l Batterymarch St.; John Parilla, Pres., lltf Main St., Winthrop; Richard Lyons, F.S.T., 1U5 Trenton St., E. Boston.

NO. 23U (Greater Boston) (Amalgamated). Last Tues. ( Jan. , Apr. , June, Oct.), Italian American Citizens Club, 55 Austin St., Cambridge; Walter D. French,

Pres. ,B.A. , 290 Amory St., Jamaica Plain; Leonard A. Gates, F.S.T., 9I4. Summer St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 301, bX Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-U0U7. NO. 27U (See Waltham) NO. 275. 3rd Wed., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 301, Ul Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-UOU8; Edward L. Sullivan, Pres., Washington St., Sherborn; Herman Carter and Joseph Duggan, B.A's. NO. 279 (Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co., Hyde Park). 2nd Tues. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), h P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 1259 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park, Tel. Vi 3-3858; Thomas E. Chappie, Pres., 136 Tremont St., Braintree; Salvatore M. Giorgio, S.T., 6U Fleming St., E. Dedham. NO. 282. 3rd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 301, Ul Tremont St., Tel. Ca 1-hOhl; A. Gordon Hunter, Pres., 32 Rockland St., W. Roxbury; Thomas R. Murphy, F.S.T., h2 Lawrence St., Brockton.

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 262 ( IND ) (Amal- gamated). On Call, Quarterly, Sun., 2.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., 538 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Tel. An 8-U982; Gerald J. Murray, Pres., 2 Elizabeth Rd., Billerica; Arthur R. Hannigan, Bus. Mgr., 259 Edenfield Ave., Watertown. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF:

NO. 103 (Wiremen). 2nd and hth We d. , J.J. Williams Bldg., 65 W. Brookline St.; Walter J. Monahan, Bus. Mgr.; Edward C. Carroll and Henry J. Hurford, Bus. Reps.; Bus. Off., 626 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Tel. An 8-8700. NO. 10U (Outside Electrical Wkrs., Linemen, Operators and Generating Operators). 3rd Thurs., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St.; Lawrence E. Collins, Pres., 59 Warren St., Arlington; Henry L. Nolan, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 53 Winslow Rd., Bel- mont; Bus. Off., 1108 Boylston St., Tel. Co 7-1091. NO. 335 (B & A Railroad). 3rd Wed., Copley Sq. Hotel, hi Huntington Ave.; John E. Sullivan, R.S., 25 Roosevelt Towers, Cambridge; Wallace F. Lowell, Sr., F.S.T., hi Litchfield St., Brighton. NO. 67U (B & M Railroad). First Fri., 6 P.M., Nantucket Rm., Hotel Madison, North Station; Paul T. Carroll, R.S., 62 Addison St., Braintree; Donald R. Collins, Gen. Ch., 18 St. Nicholas Ave., Chelmsford. NO. 717 (M.T.A. ). 2nd Wed., h.J>0 P.M., Foreman's Shack, 80 Broadway, Everett; Francis R. O'Brien, Pres.,B.A., U5 Cornwall St., Jamaica Plain; Oscar H. Hoglund, F.S., 95 Hut chins Rd., Medford, NO. 791 (NY NH Railroad). First Thurs., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Albert H. Maloof, F.S.T., P.O. Box 56, E. Dedham; Alexander J. DeRitis, Gen. Ch., 1920 Haight Ave., Bronx, New York. NO. 1027 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Tues., 5 P.M., Democratic Club, Dorchester St., So. Boston; William J. Baker, Pres., B. A., 3 Winstead Rd., Weymouth; Albert Nonkes, R.S., hi Colasanti Rd., Weymouth.

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ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF - Concl'd.: NO. 1103. First Mon., 5.30 P.M., Hibernian Hall, 181; Dudley St., Roxbury; Daniel Law, Pres., 539 Beach St., Revere; Walter Czajewski, S.T., 9 Cawfield St., Dorchester. NO. 1928 (Broadcast Technicians). Monthly (alt. days), 8 P.M., Hotel Beacons- field, 1731 Beacon St., Brookline; Gareth Linder, Pres., 6h Davis Rd., Braintree; James J. McCurdy, Bus. Rep., 1662 Commonwealth Ave.; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 353 Washington St., Tel. Al U-U900. NO. BA-1268 (Frank W. Morse Co.). 3rd Tues., h P.M. , Stuart's Restaurant, Congress St.; Eleanor L. DiBiasi, R.S., 109 Faneuil St., Brighton; John

Hayes, B.A, , 18 Bellevue Ave., Revere.

NO. 3-12QU (Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.). 3rd Mon., 5.15 P.M. , Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.: Myrton L. Munro, Pres., 15 Jefferson St., Win- throp; James Palmer, F.S., 7 Swan St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 1U52. Last Wed., Hotel Madison, North Station; David Harrington, Pres., U5 Armandine St., Dorchester; Alfred J. Martin, Bus. Mgr., 152 Trapelo Rd., Waltham. NO. iShh (Electronics Local) (Navy Yard). Uth Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Raymond W. Starosciak, Pres., 10 Sprague Ct., Maiden; Francis A. Buote, F.S., Ua Emery St., Medford. NO. 2119 (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Janes E. Walsh, Sec, 10k F St., So. Boston; Glendon W. Ditraar, B.A., 169 Kent St., Brook- line.

ELECTROTYPERS NO. 11. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Surrey Rm., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boyl- ston St.; Charles J. Reil, Sr., Pres., 130 Hamden Circle, Wollaston; James J. Conley, R.S., 91 Forest St., Rockland; Bus. Off., Rm. 62U, 333 Washington St., Tel. La 3-7088. ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. U. First Fri., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; John J. O'Donnell, Pres., 6 South St., Plainville; Alfred L. Brophy, F.S., Bus. Rep., 71 Woodard Rd., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 312, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Hu 2-6783. ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION, INC., MASS. STATE (See Massachusetts State Engineers

Assn. , Inc. ) ENGINEERS, HOISTING AND PORTABLE NO. k. First and 3rd Wed., J.J. Williams Bldg., 65 W. Brookline St.; Rocco Alberto, Pres., 155 Beaver St., Hyde Park; Walter J. Ryan, Bus. Mgr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 301, 295 Huntington Ave., Tel. Co 6-38OO. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 312 (IND) (NY NH Old Colony Lodge). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; George H. White, Ch. Eng., 28 Henderson St. Arlington; Christopher C. Colbert, S.T., 60 Hodgkinson St., Quincy. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. U39 (IND) (B & A Railroad). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., K. of C. Hall, 518 Cambridge St., Allston; George C. Munger, R.S.T., 31 Nickerson Rd., Ashland; H. C. Fencer, B.A., 600 Newtown Rd., Littleton. ENGINEERS, MARINE, BENEFICIAL ASSN. DIST. NO. 1 (Boston Branch). Fri. of First Full Wk., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 3hh Atlantic Ave., Tel. Ha 6-9715; Francis J. Couble, Br. Agt., 70U No. Main St., Brockton. ENGINEERS, MASS. DEFT. OF PUBLIC WORKS (See State, County and Municipal Emp. No. 780) ENGINEERS, OPERATING: NO. h (See Engineers, Hoisting and Portable) NO. 62. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 368 Broadway, So. Boston; Francis Lane, Pres., Plymouth St., Halifax; Thomas C. White, Jr., Sec, Leg. Agt., 22 Nern St., Natick.

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ENGINEERS, OPERATING - Concl'd. NO. 8U9, 81i9a and 8U9b. 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St.; William P. Walsh, R.F.S., Ul Bay State Rd., No. Quincy; Paul E. McWarde, Int'l. Rep., U7 Oakleigh Rd., Newton; Bus. Off., Rm. U06, 2 Park Sq., Tel. Ha 6-U922. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) ESSO WORKERS UNION OF N.E. SALES DIV. (IND) (Esso Standard Oil Co. Div., Humble Oil & Refining Co.). Quarterly, Where Called; Daniel J. Dooley, Ch., 18 Dreene St., Saugus; Joseph R. Tarby, F.S., 30 Henry St., Everett. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FEDERATION OF (IND): NO. 25. 2nd Thurs., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; James V. Cutrone, Pres., kO Harvard St., Winthrop; Anna M. Fraatz, S.T., 5U So. Russell St. NO. 978 (V.A. Hospital, West Roxbury). On Call, at Hospital; William Butner, Pres., 101 Howe St., Framingham; George Hoogasian, S.T., 5 Fay St., Westboro. NO. 1036 (V.A. Hospital, Jamaica Plain), hth Tues., U. 30 P.M., at Hospital, 150 So. Huntington Ave., Jamaica Plain; Benjamin Rodin, Pres., 10 Robertson Rd., Framingham; Frances Griffin, Treas., 88 Dunster Rd., Jamaica Plain. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE ALARM WORKERS, AUTOMATIC (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Wkrs., Int'l. No. 232) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. S-2 (Mass. Port Authority, Logan Int'l. Airport). 3rd Wed.,

Fire Station, at Airport, East Boston; . Charles T. Arena, Pres., 2k Range Height Rd., Lynn; James W. Canole, S.T., 21 Mill St. PI., Revere. FIRF FIGHTERS NO. 718. 3rd Thurs., American Legion Hall, 500 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester; Joseph Hardiman, Pres., kO Robertson St., Dorchester; Frederick Brady, F.S.T., 1±6 Shepton St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 15, U09 Broadway, So. Boston, Tel. An 8-1611. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE: NO. 57. 3rd Sun., Legion Hall, South Station; Charles D. Marks, Pres., 122U

Boylston St., Newton Upper Falls; Ronald B. Ross, F.S., Ayer Rd. , Harvard. NO. 719 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Fri., K. of C. Hall, 5Ul Cambridge St., Allston; John F. Kelly, Pres., UlU Franklin St., Cambridge; L. V. King, Local Ch.,

I69 Hunnewell Ave. , Newton. NO. 785 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Tried., 8. 30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Samuel S. Foss, Jr., Pres., 20 Bates St., Danvers; Albert J. Nelson, Local Ch., 19 Avon PI., Arlington; Bus. Off., Rm. 215, 69 Canal St., Tel. La 3-U7U5. FIREMEN AND OILERS, STATIONARY:

NO. 3. Uth Wed., Hibernian Hall, I8I4. Dudley St., Roxbury; Joseph P. McNamara, Pres., B. A., 33 Pershing Rd., Jamaica Plain; John J. McNamara, B.A., 12 Shum- way Circle, Wakefield; Bus. Off., Rm. 52, hS Bromfield St., Tel. Hu 2-8670. NO. 3U7 (B & A Railroad). On Call, Monthly, V.F.W. Hall, k06 Cambridge St., Allston; Raymond J. Roma, Pres., 59 Aldie St., Allston; Albert A. McDonald, S.T., 31 Marion St., Natick. NO. U02. 2nd Thurs., 7 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; John Kelton, Pres., 5 Codman Pk., Roxbury; Anthony P. Angelini, F.S., 52 Reed St., Dedham. NO. 9kl (B & M Terminal). First Fri., 7-30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., 32 City Sq., Charlestown; Eugene LeBlanc, Pres., 59 Pearl St., Somerville; Joseph J. Souza, F.S.T., 3I1 Gorham St., W. Somerville.

FISHERMEN, ATLANTIC. On Call, Monthly, 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26l^ Northern Ave., Tel. Hu 2-1*1*69; James D. Ackert, Pres.; Patrick Greene, V.P.

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FLIGHT ENGINEERS, INT'L. ASSN.: (American Air Lines). On Call; Robert F. St. Lawrence, Local Ch., Warehouse Lane, Rowley; Kenneth F. Thoman, Sec, 93 Topsfield Rd., R.F.D., Danvers. (Eastern Air Lines) (EAL Chapter). On Call; George F. Arwood, S.T., 558 Hialeah Dr., Hialeah, Florida. (Trans World Air Lines). On Call, Monthly, Logan Motel, Logan Airport, E. Boston; Jack E. Denison, Ch., 12 Governor Rd., Stoneham; C. K. Curtis, S.T., 170 Rockland Ave., Hingham. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF N.E., ASSOCIATED NO. 118 (IND) (A k P Tea Co.). First Tues. (Jan., Mar., May, Sept., Nov.), Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; James Aloisi, Treas., 20lj. Chelsea St., E. Boston; John Sweeney, B.A., 30 College Ave., Medford. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF N.E. ASSOCIATED NO. 158 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Old Dorchester Post, Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester; William F. Kelly, R.S., LU Marconi Dr., Randolph; Gustave Ericson, B.A., 10U ELdridge St., Newton. FOOD PACKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen No. 151) FREIGHT FORWARDERS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) FREIGHT HANDLERS (See Longshoremen; and Railway and Steamship Clerks) FUR WORKERS NO. 30 (Amal. Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Fur Dept.). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U01, 619 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-25U5; William Litwin, S.T., 53U Blue Hill Ave., Roxbury; John Snyder, B.A., 20 Floyd St., Dorchester. FURNITURE WORKERS OF METROPOLITAN BOSTON, ALLIED NO. I36. First Wed., Hotel Madison, North Station; Kenneth C. Morrison, F.S.T., 23 Mt. Vernon St.,

Dorchester; Daniel F. Downey, B.A. , 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. FURNITURE WORKERS NO. I36-B (Wood Workers). Quarterly, 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 232, 29U Washington St., Tel. Hu 2-39UO; William Fitzpatrick, Pres., 1*8 Cherry St., Somerville; Francis O'Connor, Int'l. Rep., 97 Mason Terrace, Brookline. GARMENT WOJKERS, LADIES: NOTE: All locals meet at Union Headquarters, 33 Harrison Ave., Tel. Ha 6-935U. NO. 12 (Skirt, Dress and Cloak Pressers). 2nd Wed., 5.30 P.M.; Max Kramer, Pres., 180 Kittredge St., Roslindale; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175 Centre St., Newton Ctr. NO. 21; (Waterproof Garments). First Thurs., 6 P.M.; Vincent Limoli, Sec, 607 East 5th St., So. Boston; Henry J. Brides, Mgr., 11 Hillcrest Ave., Brockton. NO. 33 (Skirt Makers). Uth Mon., 5 P.M.; Nathan Berman, rres., 25 Nazing St., Roxbury; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175 Centre St., Newton Ctr. NO. !i6 (Dress, Skirt and Waist Makers). First Tues., 5 P.M.; Sarah Greenspoon, Pres., U6 Mattapan St., Mattapan; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175 Centre St., Newton Ctr. NO. 56 (Cloakmakers). First Mon., 5.30 P.M.; Samuel Weiner, Pres., 57 Upham St., Maiden; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175 Centre St., Newton Ctr. NO. 73 (Cutters). 2nd Tues., 5.30 P.M.; Sanuel Goldberg, Pres., 301 Homer St., Newton Ctr.; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175 Centre St., Newton Ctr. NO. 80 (Cloak and Dressmakers) (Italian). Last Fri., 6 P.M.; Salvatore Mancuso, Pres., 11 Traverse Terrace, Maiden; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175

Centre St. , Newton Ctr. NO. 229 (Cotton Dress and Underwear Wkrs.). First Tues., 6 P.M.; Esmae Spooner, Sec, 15 Florence St., Cambridge; Louis Ackerman, B.A., 6l Copeland

St. , Waltham. NO. 301 (Sportswear, Coat and Dress Designers). Last Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Samuel Weiner, F.S.T., I46 Kenmore St., Wewton Ctr.; Milton Kaplan, 3.A., 571 V.F.W. Pkwy., Chestnut Hill.

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GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES - Concl'd.: NO. 359 (Embroiderers, Pleaters and Tuckers). 3rd Wed., 6 P.M.; Sarah Baron, Sec, 60 Stratton St., Dorchester; Harvey Gold, B.A., i±2 Mt. Vernon St. NO. 55U. 3rd Mon., 6 P.M.; Clarence Hollerman, Pres., 6l6 Columbus Ave.; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175 Centre St., Newton Ctr.

GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12003 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Boston Gas Co.). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, UOO Arborway, Jamaica Plain; Arthur J. O'Leary, Pres., 96 Willow St., Westwood; Anthony DeCristoforo, R.S., 376 Lovell St., E. Boston; Bus. Off., 7th Fl., 7 Water St., Tel. Ca 7-3686. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12269 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Hyde Park Div., Worcester Gas Light Co.). On Call; Donald E. McMahon, Pres., 12 Lawton Terrace, Hyde Park; Raymond E. Mackey, S.T., 2k Elm St., Dedham. GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS NO. 100 (Brockway Glass, Inc.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; Thomas Hogan, Pres., 17

School St., Dorchester; Mary Giblin, R.S., 870 Dale Rd. , Holbrook. GLASSWORKERS, ART (See Painters No. 1181) GLAZIERS NO. 10kk* 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 718 Huntington Ave., Tel. Be 2-6023; John Broderick, Treas.,B.A., 5 Lewis Dr., Randolph; P. J. Bocanfuso, B.A., 23 Newcroft Ave., Mattapan.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF:

NO. 38 (Immigration and Naturalization Service). On Call, Monthly, ii.15 P.M., Library, 3rd Fl., 150 Tremont St.; Adeline Connelly, Pres., 509 Park Dr.; Etta Roslyne Taylor, S.T., 105 Florence St., Everett. NO. 82 (Navy Yard). First Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Henry Wozniak, Pres., 71 Sycanore St., Roslindale; Edward A. Mills, Treas., 18 Capen St., Milton. NO. 721; (Power Plant, Navy Yard). On Call; James Carlin, Pres., 7 Russell St., Charlestown; Frederick C. MacDonald, S.T., 118 Eastern Ave., Woburn. NO. 829 (Meat Inspectors). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 130 Newmarket Sq., Tel. Hi 5-8986; Edward J. Walsh, Pres., 3 Westor St., Lexington; William H. Cummings, Treas., 275 Prospect Ave., Revere.

NO. 9U8 (U.S. Dept. of Labor). On Call, Quarterly, Conference Km. , 18 Oliver St.; David A. Goggin, Pres., 6l Mayher St., Springfield; Walter M. Gill, S.T., 39 Maple Circle, Shrewsbury. NO. 1026 (First U.S. Civil Service Region). 3rd Thurs., 5 P.M. , Rm. 100U, Post Office Bldg., Post Office Sq.; John F. Conway, Pres., 6l Ravine Rd., Medford; Ellen J. Leahy, R.S., 11 Elwood St., Charlestown. NO. 1088 (Navy Yard). 3rd Fri., 12 Noon, Bldg. 195, Navy Yard; John S. Gannon, Pres.,F.S., 28 Thane St., Dorchester; Arthur F. Coffey, S.T., 8 Hamilton St., Dorchester. NO. 1172 (Navy Yard Maintenance Dept.). On Call; Abraham Green, Pres., 36 Floyd St., Dorchester; Milton McGrath, S.T.,_ 15 Barclay St., Lowell. NO. 1235 (Dept. of Health Education and Welfare). On Call, Monthly, 6. 30 P.M., 120 Boylston St.; Julia L. Caffery, R.S., 26 Hemenway St.; Kathleen F. Rehs, Treas., k9 Avondale St., Dorchester. NO. 12U6 (Navy Yard Painters). On Call, Hotel Madison, North Station; Thomas J. O'Neil, Pres., II4. Willis St., Dorchester; Richard F. Morley, R.S., 11 Birchcroft Rd., Canton. NO. 1900 (U.S. Army Base). First Tues., Iu30 P.M., Fox Connor Auditorium at Army Base; John E. Rushworth, Pres., 1 Pinedale Lane, Canton; Joseph Connor, Treas., 11 Legion St., Canton. NQ. 2073 (Small Business Administration, Region 1). On Call, SBA, klO Atlan- tic Ave.; Mary R. Reavey, Pres., I67 E. Elm Ave., Wollaston; Ruby U. Thorpe, Sec, 129 Sharon St., W. Medford. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND):

NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 30, 10 Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-1*150.

NO. 1 (Boston Naval Shipyard). On Call, Monthly; George Buswell, Pres., 53 Indian Lane, Canton; Frank Ward, R.S., 101 Spring St., Cambridge. NO. 9 (U. S. Coast Guard Base). On Call; Colin M. Proctor, Pres., 8U Ash- croft St., Dedham; George Canavan, S.T. NO. 19 (Immigration and Naturalization). On Call, Monthly; George J. Mahoney, Pres., 163 Kendrick St., Brighton; Joseph Purcell, S.T. NO. 21 (Boston Army Base). On Call, Monthly; Meric Pesanelli, Pres., 2k Cole St., Kingston; Vincent Fantasia, S.T., 192 I St., So. Boston. NO. 26 (V.A. Hospital, Jamaica Plain). On Call, Monthly, at Hospital, 150 So. Huntington Ave., Jamaica Plain; Doral Edwards, Pres., 75 Savin St., Roxbury; William Simoneau, S.T., 11 Peabody St. NO. 30 (Internal Revenue Service). On Call, Monthly, Parker House, 60 School St.; Peter Panteluk, Pres., 10U School St., Watertown; Edmund Coan, S.T., 38 Golden Ball Rd., Weston. NO. hi (Post Office Dept.). 2nd Sat., 7.30 P.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; Buckley S. Gross, Pres., 252 Pond St., Holbrook; Thomas Buckley, S.T., 56 Dustin St., Allston. NO. U2 (U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England Div.). 2nd Wed., 10 Tre- mont St.; Bernard Anapolsky, Pres., 3 Nahant Ave., Revere; Walter J. Jones, S.T., 17 Alpine St., Roxbury. NO. hh (Postal Transport Service - South Postal Annex). First Sun., Where Called; Joseph W. Rinaldi, Pres., 20 Albion PI., Charlestown; Alan F. Larkin, Treas., 5 Larchmont St., Dorchester. NO. 55 (Postal Supervisors). 3rd Wed., Hotel Madison, North Station; Leslie McGillivray, Pres., 11 Hammond St., Waltham; Paul L. O'Brien, S.T., 50 Pelham St., Newton Center. NO. 66 (Boston Veterans Administration). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M., 10 Tremont St.; Arnold Fagan, Pres., 57 Parsons St., Brighton; Milton Levine, S.T., 202 Congress Ave., Chelsea. NO. 71 (Federal Aviation Agency). On Call, Monthly, 7 P.M., Fort Banks, Winthrop; Stanley Lyman, Pres., 160 Cherry St., Maiden; Joseph Cunningham, S.T.

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HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) HARDWOOD FINISHERS (See Painters No. 107U) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. k (Cloth Hats). Last Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rra. 305, 619 Washington St., Tel. Ha 6-3211; Aaron Mellen, Pres., B. A., 1 Isabell Circle, Randolph; Lillian K. Sternberg, F.S., 1U51 Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan.

HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 118. 2nd Tues., 5 P.M. , 619 Washington St.; Marrio D'Addario, Pres., 282 Sumner St., East Boston; Louis Peso, B.A. 325 Bishop St., Framinghara. HOD CARRIERS (See Building Laborers) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 186 (Cooks and Pastry Cooks). Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 58 Berkeley St., Tel. 1*2 3-3335; Mary A. Sciacca, R.S.,B.A.j Joseph Stefani, F.S.T.,B.A. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 277 (Hotel, Catering and Waitresses Union). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 528 Commonwealth Ave., Tel. Co 7-OUtl; Louis R. Govoni, Pres.; Rita M. Barton, F.S.T. HOTEL EMPLOYEES NO. 3k (See Bartenders and Dining Room Employees) HOUSING MAINTENANCE LABORERS NO. 367 (Boston Housing Authority). Uth Tues., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Patrick Gavin, Pres., 1 James St.;

Julius K. Kohn, F.S.T. , 220 Westview St. Ext., Dorchester. INSULATORS, HEAT AND FROST (See Asbestos Workers No. 98) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 36. Quarterly, On Call, 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 512 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester, Tel. 825-9565; Maurice Nerman, Pres., 123 Elm St., Milton; Albert G. Harkins, S.T., 218 School St., Somerville. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. UNIT 23 (IND). On Call; Charles E. O'Neill, Pres., 180 Laurel Dr., Needham; Mary E. Buckley, S.T., 166 Central St., Somerville. IRON WORKERS: NO. 7 (Bridge and Structural). Last Wed., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Frank Moriarty, F.S.T. , 62 Landseer St., W. Roxbury; Henry Hughes and Frederick Ramsey, B.A's; Bus. Off., 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tels. Ga 7-6700 and Ga 7-6701. NO. 501 (Bridge and Structural) (Shop Men). 2nd Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; John F. Begly, F.S.T., 103 Fulton Spring Rd., Medford; Frank Spignese, B.A., 1*20 McGrath Hghwy., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 1117, 80 Boylston St., Tel. Hu 2-9355. NO. 607 (Riggers) (Navy Yard). 3rd Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Daniel S. Wambolt, Pres., Reed St., Rockland; Chris J. O'Neill, R.S.T., 6 Bridge Ct. LABORERS, HOUSING MAINTENANCE (See Housing Maintenance Laborers No. 367) LABORERS, MARINE AND SHIPYARD (See Building Laborers No. 997) LADIES GARMENT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies) LATHERS NO. 72 (Wood, Wire and Metal). 3rd Wed., Parker House, 60 School St.; Henry Sheerin, F.S.T., 39 Inverness Rd., Arlington; Robert Henry, B.A., 137 Fern Rd. , Medford. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION NO. 66. First Thurs., Hotel Madison, North Station; John F. Donovan, Pres., Bus. Rep., 85 St. Marks Rd., Dorchester; James H. Callahan and John H. Bartlett, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 512, 25 Hunting- ton Ave., Tels. Ke 6-2268 and Ke 6-5110. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WKRS. INT'L. NO. 18. Uth Mon., 5.30 P.M., 33 Harrison Ave.; E. Louise H. McCray, S.T., 273 Weymouth St., Holbrook; Raymond A. Dooley, N.E. Rep., 58U Hancock St., Tiverton, Rhode Island. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3k* 2nd Tues., Cape Cod Rm., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; William T. Sullivan, Pres., 6k Butler Ave., Quincy; Ralph S. Farrell, Sec, 528 Cambridge St., Allston; Bus. Off., Rm. kk£>, 29k Washington St., Tel.

Ha 6-0969. , LITHOGRAPHERS ASSN., NEWBURY (IND) ( Colourpicture Publishers, Inc.). On Call; Nicholas Coletta, Pres., 131 Winter St., Lexington; Michael Ciccarelli, Treas., Ul Sever St., Charlestown.

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LITHOGRAFHERS OF AMERICA NO. 3 (IND) (Amalgamated). 3rd Tues., 6. 30 P.M. , at Bus. Off., 225 Beach St., Revere, Tel. At U-17U5; William B. Doherty, Pres., 22 Louis St., Chelsea; David Hussey, Treas., lU5 Aspinwall Ave., Brookline. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSN., INT'L.:

NO. 799 (General Longshoremen and Cargo Repair Wkrs. ) (Daniel O'Connell Associates). Uth Thurs., K. of C. Hall, UU High St., Charlestown; Charles Moore, F.S.T., 1 Wister PI., Charlestown; Daniel J. Doherty, B.A., U Union St., Cambridge; Bus. Off., lU Park St., Charlestown, Tel. Ch 2-250U. NO. 800 (General Longshoremen and Cargo Repair Wkrs.). Uth Thurs., St. Vincent's Hall, E St., So. Boston; Thomas P. McNiff, Pres., Del., 685 E. Eighth St., So. Boston; Robert J. Mullins, F.S.T., U9 Edwin St., No. Quincy. NO. 805 (East Boston). Uth Thurs., Meridian Hall, I63 Meridian St.', E. Boston

John F. Moran, Pres., 70 Neponset St., Revere; David Flynn, B.A. , 13U River

Rd. , Winthrop. NO. 809 (Waterfront Freight Handlers) (Mystic Terminal). Uth Thurs., Memorial Hall, Green St., Charlestown; John J. Moynihan, Pres., U2 Oliver St., Ever- ett; Frank Chislett, F.S., 128 William St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 822 (Freight Handlers and Dock Wkrs.). First Thurs., 9 Chelsea St., E. Boston; Joseph Tipping, Pres., B. A., 56 W. Eagle St., E. Boston; Lawrence J. Flaherty, R.S.T., 50 Procter Circle, Peabody. NO. 926 (Lumber Handlers). Uth Thurs., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Robert Herlihy, Pres., U8 Falcon St., E. Boston; Herbert Mclntyre, R.S., 139 P St., So. Boston. NO. 1066 (Boston Trans -Atlantic Clerks). 2nd Fri., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Charles E. Fagan, R.S., 99 Franklin St., Braintree; Edward F. Dalton,

B.A., 2h Girdlestone Rd. , Winthrop. NO. 1U5U (Marine Warehouses). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2UU Milk St., Tel. Li 2-5588; George McPhail, Pres., 67 Pequit St., Canton; William J. Lucas, Jr., B.A., kh Merriam St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 1U95 (Scalemen). First Thurs., 6 P.M., Warehousemen's Hall, 2UU Milk St.; Arthur Carmitros, Pres., U3 Goethe St., W. Roxbury; Frank W. Hoyt, R.S.T., 101 W. Concord St. NO. 1528 (Weighers and Samplers). First Tues., 6 P.M., Scalemen* s Hall, 2hk Milk St.; Hugh McColgan, Pres.,B.A., III4 Highland Ave., Somerville; George T. Berry, S.T., 755 Saratoga St., E. Boston. NO. 15U2 (Ship Cleaners and Scalers) (E. Burke, Inc.). Uth Thurs., 8. 30 P.M., 120 Border St., E. Boston; Philip DePalma, Pres., 91 Locust St., Winthrop; Joseph Repucci, F.S., U7 Rand St., Revere. NO. 1572-2 (Seafood Wkrs. ). 3rd Fri. (Feb., May, Nov.), at Bus. Off., 2lU

Summer St., Tel. Ha 6-5958; John Donegan, Pres. , B.A. , 569 Salem St., Lynn- field; Thomas LeMoure, S.T., 368 Ferry St., Everett. NO. 160U (Ship Line Handlers). First Mon., at Bus. Off.. UOa Lewis Wharf, Tel. La 3-8856; John Rago, Pres., 1 Lathrop PI; Joseph Maduri, S.T., 65 Sherbrooke Ave., Braintree. NO. 1660 (See Sugar Refinery Wkrs.) NO. 1695 (Carpenters and Grainfitters). Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., East Rm., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Walter J. Hanlon, Jr., Pres., Ul Norton St., Dorchester; Graham Parsons, F.S.T., U5 Calhoon Ave., Everett. MACHINISTS, INT'L. *SSN. OF: NOTE: Headquarters, 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. Al k-2$l5. NO. 26U (Commercial). 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 11 Otis St., Tel. Ha 6-6685; John Prendergast, F.S., 120 Bartlett St., Somerville; David P. McSweeney, Frank Every and Walter Silvers, B.A's. NO. 301 (NY NH Railroad). First Thurs., U.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Michael L. Conley, R.S., 10U3 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; Joseph E. Burns, Jr., B.A., 87 Townsend Ave., New Haven, Connecticut.

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MACHINISTS, INT'L. ASSN. OF - Concl'd. NO. 318 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Mon., 3.30 P.M., 69 Canal St.; Charles E. Marble, Pres., 57 Hartshorne St., Reading; Samuel D. Allen, R.S., 157 Springvale Ave. , Everett. NO. 567 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Wed., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton; John B. O'Connor, Pres., 70 Beechcroft St., Brighton; Henry P. McCrystal, R.S., 69 Franklin St., Allston. NO. 63U (Bunker Hill Lodge) (Navy Yard). First and 3rd Fri., 5.30 P.M., Memorial Hall, Green St., Charlestown; Carl G. Sandberg, Pres., 39 Richard- son Ave., Wakefield; Alfred N. Franca, S.T., 82 Liberty Ave., Somerville. NO. 1726 (East Boston Airport) (Air Transport Lodge). 2nd and kth Tues., 8 A.M. and 8 P.M., Meridian Hall, 163 Meridian St., E. Boston; George Peters, Pres., 1 Seminary St., Charlestown; Raymond Collotta, R.S., 2k Suffolk St., Medford. NO. 1790 (Blue Hill Lodge). First Thurs., American Legion Hall, 56 Harvard Ave., Hyde Park; Anthony P. Mastandrea, Pres., 32 Endicott St., Norwood; William Walsh, B.A., 1053 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park. NO. I898 (Bay State Lodge). First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. Al k-7305; Joseph Cuskey, Pres., Box Ui;6, No. Reading; Roy H. White, S.T., 361 Winchester St., Newton Highlands. NO. 2119 (Stern Can Co.). 3rd Tues., 3 P.M., Kosciuszko Vets Assn., 135 Buttonwood St., Dorchester; Francis McGowan, Pres., 86 Mt. Vernon St., Dor- chester; Walter Silvers, B.A. NO. 2127 (Rivett Lathe & Grinder, Inc.). 3rd Tues., Lithuanian Hall, Lincoln St., Brighton; William R. Flynn, Pres., 118 Faneuil St., Brighton; Walter F. Silvers, B.A.

MAILERS NO. 16. 2nd Tues., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Max M. Milstein, Pres. 69 Stratton St., Dorchester; James B. White, F.S., 29 Cameron Rd., Norwood. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES: NO. 86 (NY NH Railroad). 2nd Wed., Y.M.C.A, South Station; John Lattanzio,

Pres., 1001 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; Albert J. White, S.T. , 52 Neponset Heights Ave., Foxboro. NO. 100 (NY NH RR and Boston Terminal Co.). 2nd Mon., Y.M.C.A., South Station Richard T. Lawler, Pres., hh Harriet Ave., Quincy; Bert E. Lunny, S.T., 6l Willowwood St., Dorchester. NO. 201 (Terminal Div., B k M RR). Uth Thurs., Hotel Madison, North Station; Herbert L. Egan, S.T., 36 Union Park; Charles E. Brodie, Asst. Gen. Ch. Bus. Off., Rm. 215, 69 Canal St., Tel. Ca 7-U030. NO. 578 (B & A Railroad). Quarterly, Last Sat., 1 P.M., Where Called; John Mulvehill, Pres., 13 Winslow St., Worcester; E. L. Gould, S.T., I4I8 Potter Rd., Framingham. NO. 1U91 (B & M Railroad). Quarterly, Hotel Madison, North Station; Daniel B. Taglino, S.T., hi Vinton St., Melrose; Edward J. Blair, Local Ch., 9 Park St., Beverly. NO. 281+0 (B & M Bridge and Bldg. Dept.). Quarterly, Hotel Madison, North Station; Douglas J. Clarke, S.T., 127 Maverick St., Chelsea; Charles E. Brodie, B.A., Rm. 2l5> 69 Canal St. MARBLE SETTERS AND TILE LAYERS HELPERS NO. 18. 3rd Fri., St. Anthony's Club, 203 Endicott St.; Michael Totino, R.S., 36 Wadsworth Rd., Arlington; James F. Meagher, B.A., 32 Marion St., Medford. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS NO. 25. 3rd Tues., 2.30 P.M. and U.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. Ik, I63 Meridian St., E. Boston, Tel. Lo 7-2717; Anthony J. Coviello, Pres., 88 Greenhalge St., Tewksbury; Fred J. Varone, F.S.,B.A., 61 White St., E. Boston. MARINE ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Marine, Beneficial Assn.)

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MARITIME UNION OF AMERICA, NATIONAL (Deep Ships and Inlandboatmen) . Uth Mon., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2hh Summer St., Tel. Li 2-05U6; John T. Hunt, Port Agt., 35 Piedmont St., Cranston, Rhode Island; Robert Sullivan and Gosta Olofson, Patrolmen. MASSACHUSETTS RACE TRACK EMPLOYEES GUILD, INC. NO. 28 (See Race Track Employees Guild, Inc., Massachusetts) MASSACHUSETTS STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND). 3rd Tues., 2 P.M., State House; Esther A. Allen, Pres., 29 McCormack St., Maiden; Ann van Gemert, Sec, 97 W. Milton St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., 31 Mt. Vernon St., Tel. Ca 7-I16OO, Ext. 71U. MASSACHUSETTS STATE ENGINEERS ASSN., INC. (IND). First Mon., 12 Noon, Lucerne Restaurant, 66 Causeway St.; Herbert C. Hawkins, Pres., 92 Laurel St., Lee; Benjamin P. Bill, Sec, hZ Burrell St., Melrose; Bus. Off., 100 Nashua St., Tel. Ca 7-7800. MASTERS, MATES AND PILOTS, INT'L. ORG. OF NO. 11. 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 501, 177 State St., Tel. U26-5561; P. J. King, Pres., 32 Bigelow St., Brighton; Lewis J. Atwood, S.T., 3 Arlington St., Newburyport. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WOHCMEN, AMALGAMATED: NO. 30 (See Fur Workers Dept.) NO. 75 (See District Union No. 2, Natick) NO. 339 (Agudath Shochtim). Fri., 12 Noon, at Bus. Off., Rm. U01, 619 Wash- ington St., Tel. Li 2-25U5; Samuel Pinsky, F.S.T., U02 Salem St., Maiden; Nathan Shane, B.A., 59 Hopkins St., Revere. NO. 396 (Poultry Handlers). First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. U01, 619 Washing- ton St., Tel. Li 2-25U5; Joseph Fiorino, Pres., 170 Chelsea St., E. Boston; Nathan Shane, F.S.,B.A., 59 Hopkins St., Revere. NO. ii5l (Food Packers) (Walter Baker Div. of General Foods Corp.). 3rd Sun.

(Mar. , June, Sept., Dec), Lo^er Mills Memorial Post, 190 River St., Mattapan; Daniel J. Kennealy, Pres., 512 Talbot Ave., Dorchester; Michael J. Curran, F.S.T., 36 Milton Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 6, 73 Adams St., Milton, Tel. Ox 8-85iUi. NO. 592 (Chain Markets). On Call; John McNamara, F.S.T., 8 Myrtlebank Ave., Dorchester; William J. Kelly, John J. Sullivan, Peter V. Albacento and Harold Hirtle, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 1050, 80 Boylston St., Tel. Hu 2-6290. NO. 618 (Kosher Meat). On Call, at Bus. Off., Rm. 10, 1165 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Ge 6-7U23; Louis Plotkin, Treas., 21 Connolly St., Randolph; Samuel Wasserman, B.A. , 21 High St., Milton. MEAT WORKERS (See Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers No. 11) MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY NO. 11. On Call; Thomas N. Trainor, Pres.; James F. Randall, Jr., F.S.; Bus. Off., 390 Stuart St., Tel. Ca 3-2815. METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY EMPLOYEES (See Electrical Wkrs. No. 717; Painters No. 1138; Street, Elec. Railway and Motor Coach Emp. No. 589 and Telegraphers No. 89) MILLINERY WORKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers) MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 11*695 (Dist 50) (IND) (Winde McCormack Lumber Co.). On Call; Constant A. Mazaka, S.T., 68 Bow St., Medford. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 106 (Iron, Steel and Brass). 2nd Tues., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Michael J. Halloran, C.R., 23 Ossipee Rd., Somerville; John Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1205 (Eastern Greyhound Lines, Inc.). First Thurs., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Frederick Bissette, Pres., 9 Greenwood Rd., Canton; Ann LeCount, F.S.T., 2U9 Presidents Lane, Quincy. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 182. First Tues., 11. 30 P.M., Oval Rm., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Jack Rosenberg, Pres., U8 Hillsboro Rd., Mattapan; Ralph S. Frazier, C.S.,B.A., 8 Angus St., No. Quincy; Bus. Off., U5 Winchester St., Tel. Ha 6-15UO.

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MUSICIANS NO. 9. 2nd Mon., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 56 St. Botolph St., Tel. Ke 6-21+86; George Harris, Pres.,B.A., 1171 Boylston St.; Gustave F. Fischer, R.S.T., 105 Spring St., Lexington. MUSICIANS, BOSTON ASSOCIATED NO. 535. First Sun., 1.30 P.M. , at Bus. Off., 1+09 Mass. Ave., Tel. Ke 6-3216; Preston S. Sandiford, Pres., 162 Boylston St.; Clemon E. Jackson, F.S.,B.A. MUTUEL CLERKS GUILD OF MASS., INC. (IND) (Eastern Racing Assn.). 2nd Sun. (May and Dec), 2 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; John Scott, Pres., 51 Crystal St., Melrose; Joseph Arena, B.A., 96 Waldemar Ave., E. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. 532, 73 Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-21+98. NEWBURY LITHOGRAPHERS ASSN. (See Lithographers Assn., Newbury) NEWSPAPER GUILD OF GREATER BOSTON NO. 32. On Call, Quarterly, 5.1*5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1+0 Boylston St., Tel. Li 2-0159; Charles E. Lynch, Pres., 619

Jerusalem Rd. , Cohasset; James J. Kelley, Admin. Sec. NEWSPAPER WRITERS, REPORTERS AND EDITORIAL WKRS. (See Directly Affiliated Local Union No. 211+32)

OFFICE EMPLOYES INT'L. NO. 6. 2nd Tues. ( Jan. , Mar. , May, Sept., Dec), 7 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; John J. Burns, Pres., 858 E. Broadway, So. Boston; Donald J, Hull, Bus. Mgr., 26 Chicwick Rd., Brookline; Bus. Off., Rm. 201, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6-1873. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L.:

NO. 8-8 (Drug Wkrs.). 2nd Wed., 12.15 P.M. , Rexall Drug Shipping Fl., 201 Rivermoor St., W. Roxbury; John R. Taylor, Pres., 92 American Legion Hghwy., Dorchester; Richard F. Warren, S.T., 35 Roosevelt Rd., Box 108, Ocean Bluff.

NO. 8-51+2. Last Sun., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1+, 1+53 Broadway, Chelsea, Tel. 881+-2120; Richard J. Savage, Pres., B. A., 10 Ellery St., Cambridge; Joseph L. Borseti, F.S.T.,B.A., 53 Estes St., Everett. NO. 8-11+09 (See Cemetery Workers) PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS, UNITED: NO. 11 (Meat Workers). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Progress Society Hall, 203 Somer- ville Ave., Somerville; Severino Biagioni, Pres., 71 Fulton St., Medford; Benjamin Magliozzi, B.A., 80 Craigie St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 218, 69 Canal St., Tel. La 3-3132. NO. 1+00 (See Sugar Refinery Workers) NO. 559 (Boston Molasses Co.). On Call, Monthly; George Blogit, Pres., B. A., 81+5 E. First St., So. Boston; Ronald E. Beaudry, R.S., 111 N St., So. Boston. NO. 575. 3rd Thurs., 1+.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 81+ Northampton St., Tel. Hi 5-5700; John J. Ryan, Pres., 25 Pearl St., Wobum; Richard Guerrini, F.S.T., 55 E. Springfield St. NO. 6l6 (Colonial Provision Co.). 2nd Thurs., 81+ Northampton St.; Edward Collins, Pres., 22 Willis St., Dorchester; John Werkowski, F.S.T., 6 Circuit Terrace, Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 218, 69 Canal St., Tels. La 3-3132 and La 3-3133. PAINTERS: NO. 11. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Tels. Lo 6-3530 and Lo 6-0675; Murray Zwicker, Pres., 36 Peterborough St.; Louis Parsons, F.S.,Bus. Rep., 62 Louis Prang St. NO. 258 (See Paperhangers) NO. 391 (Sign Writers). 2nd and 1+th Mon., Nantucket Rm., Hotel Madison, North Station; John J. Johnston, Pres., 11+ Germahia St., Jamaica Plain; Jeremiah

Leonard, R.S.,B.A. , 153 College Ave., Somerville. NO. 1+02 (House and Ship). 1+th Wed., E. Boston Labor Club, 196 Putnam St., E.

Boston; Frank Stellato, Pres., 21 Benton Rd. , Medford; John C. Damery, F.S.T. B.A., 335 Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Tel. Lo 6-3530.

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PAINTERS - Concl'd.: NO. 655 (Hyde Park). 2nd Thurs., Sons of Italy Hall, Ul Fairmount Ave., Hyde

Park; Joseph Reil, Pres., 30 Butler Rd. , Hingham; Nicholas F. Roche, F.S., 96 Church St., W. Roxbury. NO. 939 (Dorchester). First and 3rd Mon., Arcadia Hall, 20U Adams St., Dor- chester; Samuel Nitkin, Pres., 9 Hansboro St., Dorchester; Stephen I. Cahn, F.S., 125 Ormond St., Mattapan; Bus. Off., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Tel. Lo 6-3530. NO. lOiiU (See Glaziers) NO. 107U (Harwood Finishers). 2nd Wed., Rm. 302, Hotel Madison, North Station; Albert Souza, Pres., 197 Highland Ave., Somerville; Anthony F. Ferrara, R.S., U78 East Eighth St., So. Boston. NO. 1138 (M.T.A. ). Last Fri., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Brookline; Joseph F. DeCosta, Pres., E. A., 866 E. Uth St., So. Boston; John J. Bowen, R.S., 1560 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton. NO. 1181 (Art Glass Wkrs.). First Mon., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 9 Harcourt St., Tel. Ke 6-7060; Louis G. Camacho, F.S., 158 Hermon St., Win- throp; Robert Murray, Treas.,B.A., 1U2 Orange St., Roslindale. PAPERHANGERS NO. 258. 2nd and Uth Mon., 25 So. Huntington Ave.; William H. Jones, F.S., 36 Church St., Everett; Brendon J. Donovan, B.A., 152 Clark Rd., Brookline. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERVJORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 91 (Tileston & Hollingsworth, Hyde Park). Uth Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., 920 River St., Hyde Park;

James J. Rabbitt, Pres., 55 Belnel Rd. , Hyde Park; Edward M. Moore, Rep., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 916. First Tues., 5 P.M., Amvets Hall, Commercial St.; George Vitale, R.S., 1157 Commonwealth Ave., Allston; Edward M. Moore, Rep., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. PARI-MUTUEL GUILD, NEW ENGLAND (See Building Service Employees No. UlO) PATROLMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Patrolmen) PATTERN MAKERS ASSN. OF BOSTON AND VICINITY. 3rd Fri., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Harry Crawford, Pres., Bradford Rd., Hanover; Edward P. Histen, Jr., F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 12 Kenmore Rd., So. Braintree. PAVERS AND CURB SETTERS (See Building Laborers No. 1020) PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, N.E. NO. 1 (IND) (Mobil Oil Co., Inc.). First Sun. (Mar., Sept., Dec), 2.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; A. P. Nichols, Pres., 68 Michigan Ave., Lynn; Stephen J. Quigley, Treas., 115

Loring Ave. , Salem. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, N.E. NO. 7 (IND) (Mobil Oil Co., Inc., East Boston Terminal). First Sun. (Mar., June, Sept. , Dec. ), 10 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; William Cleary, Pres., UO Almont Ave., Winthrop; William A. Broussard, R.S., 16 Wolcott St., Everett. PHARMACISTS (See Retail Clerks Int'l. PHOTO ENGRAVERS NO. 3. 3rd Mon., 6 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; James J. Norton, Pres., 21 Ashmont St., Dorchester; John V. Connolly, Bus. Mgr., 21 Braeburn Rd., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. U05, 29U Washington St., Tel. Li 2-8130. PILE DRIVERS (See Carpenters No. 56) PIPEFITTERS NO. 537- First and 3rd Thurs., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Thomas F. Kelly, F.S.T., Ul Iffley Rd. , Jamaica Plain; John T. Lydon, Jr., Bus. Mgr., 22 Madison Ave., Cambridge; Bus. Off., 206 Essex St., Tel. Ha 6-5625. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF: NO. 3 (Westinghouse Electric Corp., Sturtevant Div. ). On Call; Francis P.

Gallagher, Pres., 59 Greaton Rd. , W. Roxbury; Harold L. White, S.T., 5 Byron St., Randolph. NO. U (See Quincy)

U7 ,

LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BOSTON - Cont'd .

PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF - Concl'd.:

NO. 10 (Boston Edison Co.), Quarterly, On Call, 9.30 A.M., Arcadia Hall, 201; Adams St., Dorchester; Raymond F. Tremlett, Pres., I63 King St., Dorchester; Roy M. Delaney, S.T., 57 Virginia St., Dorchester. NO. 12. On Call, Home of Pres.; John D. Lifford, Pres.,S.T., UOO Center St., Jamaica Plain; William Stockwell, V.P. NO. 18 (Walter Baker Div. of General Foods Co.). On Call; Arthur M. O'Brien, Pres., 56 Templeton St., Dorchester; Ernest F. Smith, S.T., 25 Templeton

St. , Dorchester.

PLASTERERS, OPERATIVE NO. 10. First and 3rd Fri., 8.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., 718 Huntington Ave., Tel. Be 2-I4OI46; James F. Martin, R.S., 6 Webster St.,

Somerville; James J. Boyle, B.A. , k3 Paragon Rd., W. Roxbury. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS NO. 12. 2nd and 3rd Mon., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Matthew Twomey, S.T.; John J. Tobin, Bus. Mgr.; Bus. Off., Rm. h52, 683 Atlantic Ave., Tels. U26-I619 and 1*26-3179. PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS NO. 829 (Marine) (Navy Yard). l*th Thurs., Hotel Madison, North Station; Joseph E. Quinn, Pres., B. A., 36 Belfort St., Dor- chester; Arthur J. Gilbert, F.S.T., 16 Blakeville St., Dorchester. POLICE AND PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. NO. 10 (Wiggin Terminal, Inc., Castle Island). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Main Gate, Castle Island; John M. Dirrane, Pres., B. A., 33 Lennon Ct., So. Boston; Thomas McDonough, S.T., 8I4I E. Third St., So. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. 1*0, 1U6 Summer St., Tel. Ha 6-91*30. PORT WATCHMEN'S UNION NO. ll*5l (IND). l*th Thurs., Hotel Madison, North Station; Christopher L. Manley, R.S., 109 Grant Ave., Medford; James Boylan, B.A., 331 Bunker Hill St., Charlestown. PORTERS, SLEEPING CAR BROTHERHOOD OF (Pullman Co. and B & A). 3rd Sat., 1*.30 P.M., Where Called; Joseph Armstrong, Pres., 65 Crawford St., Roxbury; William A. Burdette, R.S.T., 217 W. Springfield St.

POST OFFICE AND RAILWAY MAIL HANDLERS NO. 9. 2nd Sun. ( Jan. , Mar. , May, June, Sept., Nov.), 3.30 P.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; Anthony J. Rufrano, Pres., 100 Grant Ave., Medford; Carl A. Zaccaria, F.S., 2 Jackson Gardens, Cambridge. POST OFFICE CLERKS UNION, BOSTON (IND). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; James M. Murphy, Pres., B. A., 553 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester; Leo F. McGillicuddy, F.S., hi Melville Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 206, 157 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-1*655.

POST OFFICE MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. 1*1* (IND) (South Postal Annex). 2nd Wed.,

Y.M. C.A. , South Station; Michael R. Kenney, Pres., 22 Brown Ave., Roslin- dale; Leo F. Kelly, F.S.T., 22 North Ave., Winthrop. POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. OF NO. 1*6. Last Sat., 7 P.M. Hotel Lenox, 61 Exeter St.; Dominic Cardello, Pres., 382 Cross St., Maiden; Joseph Tierney, S.T., 11*2 D St., So. Boston. POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES NO. 573 (Teamsters, Chauffeurs & Helpers) (IND). 2nd Sun., 8 P.M., Ellis Bldg., 1*09 W. Broadway, So. Boston; James H. Lewis, Pres., 26 Stockwell St., Roxbury; Gene Collins, B.A., 1*1 Sargeant St., Cambridge. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 51-100. On Call, Monthly, Mezzanine Meeting Rm., 291* Washington St.; John D. Bercury, Pres., B. A., 116 Algonquin Rd., Chestnut Hill; Joseph F. Regan, Jr., F.S., 235 Playstead Rd., W. Medford; Bus. Off., Rm. 55U, 29h Washington St., Tel. Hu 2-1551. POSTAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF (IND) (Boston Branch). 3rd Sun., 5.30 P.M., 1*61* Mass. Ave.; Thomas R. Ross, Pres., 72 Harold St., Roxbury; Pauline Colbert, C.S., Circuit St., Norwell. POSTAL SUPERVISORS BR. NO. 1*3. 2nd Tues., Rm. 1207, Post Office, Post Office Sq.; D. L. McGuire, Pres., 25 Lexington Ave., Hyde Park; Thomas J. Gramzow, R.S., 108 Highland Ave., Winchester. POSTAL TRANSPORT WORKERS (See Postal Clerks, United Fed. No. 51-100) LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BOSTON - Cont'd .

PRINTING PRESSMEN AND ASSISTANTS:

NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 310, 7 Water St., Tels. La 3-31U3 and La >3!l&.

NO. 3 (Newspaper). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M. , Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Daniel A. McPherson, Pres., Bus. Rep.; Charles P. McCarthy, R.S.T. NO. 18 (Press Assistants). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St. James J. Dawson, Pres., 1616 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; Walter F. McLoughlin, F.S.,Bus. Rep., 70U Commonwealth Ave. NO. 21 (Paper Handlers, Plate Boys and Press Clerks). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; Kevin Connell, Pres.; Ralph H. Dyer, Jr., C.F.S. NO. 67 (Book and Job) (Graphic Arts Institute). 3rd Fri., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; Patrick J. Arrone, Pres., 19 Lexington Ave., Hyde Park; Burton F. Riley, F.S.,Bus. Rep. NO. 687 (Boston Printing Specialties and Paper Products). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Colonial Hall, Salem St., Medford; Ralph R. Griffin, S.T., 16 Brooks Pk., Medford; Richard Jones, B.A., 121 Willis Ave., Medford. RACE TRACK EMPLOYEES GUILD, INC., MASS. NO. 28 (Bay State Raceway, Inc.). 3rd Sun. (Apr. and July), 2 P.M., American Legion Hall, South St., Dedham; Frank

Richards, Pres., I4I Havelend St., Quincy; Joseph Arena, Treas.,B.A. , 96 Waldemar Ave., E. Boston. RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS. Quarterly, On Call, Hotel Kenmore, k90 Common- wealth Ave.; Jack Chase, Nat. Bd. Member, 11 Massasoit Rd., Wellesley; Robert M. Segal, Counsel, Rm. IIOU, 11 Beacon St., Tel. Ri 2-2688. RAILROAD SIGNALMEN: NO. 5 (NY NH Pioneer Lodge). 2nd Wed. (Mar,, June, Sept.,Dec), Where Called; John F. Collins, Ch. Signalman, U3 Ardmore Rd., Dedham; Howard J. Zeller, F.S.T., 3031 Pawtucket Ave.. Riverside, Rhode Island. NO. 90 (Boston Terminal Corp.). On Call; Salvatcre Panetta, Ch., Page Rd., Lincoln; Francis J. Pedersen, R.F.S., 53 Hillside St., Roxbury. NO. 120 (B & M). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Daniel E. Horgan, R.S., 99 Gilbert Rd., Belmont; Maurice Welterlen, Gen. Ch., 269 Westminster Hill Rd., Fitchburg. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS, ORDER OF NO. Ul (See Lowell) RAILROAD TRAINMEN: NO. 97 (NY NH Boston Lodge). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Harold G. Malone, R.S.,B.A., 758 E. Fifth St., So. Boston; James E. Bergeron B.A., 19 Cottage St., Holbrook; Bus. Off., Rm. 270, South Station, Tel. Li 2-023U. NO. hOh (B & M Bunker Hill Lodge). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; John R. Cadigan, Pres., 173 Lafayette St., Salem; George K. MacPherson, Treas., 17 Hillsdale Rd., Medford. NO. I486 (B & A Tri -Mountain Lodge). First Tues., 9.30 A.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Robert M. Bushee, R.S., 175 Cherry St., Ashland; John J. Soby, B.A. lii West St., Natick; Bus. Off., 7 Water St., Tel. RL 2-3053. NO. 507 (NY NH City Point Lodge). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Harold M. Fisher, Pres., 57 Rodman St., Quincy; Everett C. Drew, S.T., 110 Highland Ave., Wollaston; Bus. Off., Rm. 267, South Station, Tel. Hu 2-7800, Ext. 622. NO. 621 (B & M Puritan Lodge). Uth Fri., 9*30 A.M. , Nantucket Rm., Hotel Madison, North Station; Mager R. Greenough, Pres., 1 Hood Rd., Danvers; Lester H. Ryan, Treas., 2692 Mass. Ave., Lexington; Bus. Off., Rm. 308, 150 Causeway St. NO. 631 (NY NH). 3rd Wed., 1 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Maurice D. Carroll, Pres., hi Beaver Dam Rd., Natick; George F. Glidden, Treas., 15 King St., Abington.

h9 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BOSTON - Cont'd .

RAILROAD TRAINMEN - Concl'd.: No. 901 (B & A). Uth Wed., V.F.W. Hall, U06 Cambridge St., Allston; Jules D. Charbonnier, Pres., Southville Rd., Southboro; Henry T. Reid, Sec, 35 Elgin St., W. Roxbuiy. NO. 909 (B & M Freight) (Hub Lodge). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; F. T. O'Rourke, Pres., Birchwood Rd., No. Wilmington; D. J. Mahoney, Sec, 12 Francis St., Somerville. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF NORTH AMERICA, INC. NO. 30 (IND) (B & A). On Call; Richard J. Tierney, S.T., 8 Croydon Rd., Framingham; Joel A. Bruso and William H. Muldoon, B.A's.

RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF AMERICA NO. 3U (B & M) . On Call, Hotel Madison, North Station; William H. Shugrue, S.T., 16 Dover St., Lowell; William L. Shaw, B.A., 2k Wilcox Rd., Dorchester. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS: NO. 71 (B & M General Office), Uth Thurs., 5.10 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; William Turner, F.S.T., 97 Cleveland St., Melrose; Warren Goodrich, Local Ch., 31 Belknap St., Somerville.

NO. Ik (B (St M). 2nd Tues., 5.15 P.M., 10th Fl., 150 Causeway St.; Richard L. Connors, Pres., 26 Rockland Ave., Maiden; John F. Connelly, R.S.T., 15 Franklin St. (P.O. Box 283), Lynn.

NO. 117 (B

NO. 230 (B

NO. Ul6 (NY NH South Union Lodge). 3rd Thurs., 5.05 P.M. , Y.M.C.A., South

Station; Martha -C. Clem, R.S., 23 Lanark Rd. , Brookline; Nelson W. Bishop, Ch., 17 Birch Rd., Brockton; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., South Station, Tel. Hu 2-7800. NO. 623 (NY NH). 3rd Thurs., U.U5 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Boniface J. Galli, F.S.T., 87 Walnut St., Hyde Park; Salvatore Conti, Local Ch., 81 Magoun Ave., Medford. NO. 659 (B k M Minute Man). 2nd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; James P. O'Brien, Local Ch., 20 Sherbourne St., Arlington; Beatrice F. Sharpe, R.S.T., U2 Bowdoin St., Arlington. NO. 790 (B & M). 2nd Thurs., 12.10 P.M., Industrial Bldg., 150 Causeway St.; Thomas E. Firth, Jr., Pres., 105 Carlisle St., E. Chelmsford; Bessie M. Neidel, R.S.T., I32J Oxford St., Cambridge. NO. 8U0 (Terminal). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Thomas Fitzgerald, Pres., 15 Leroy St., Dorchester; John F. Noonan, F.S.T., Gen. Ch., 62 Bowdoin St., Medford.

NO. 871 (B & M). On Call, 5 P.M. , Hotel Madison, North Station; Henry 0. Dumas, Pres., U6 Plymouth St., Everett; Louis Bacigalupo, F.S.T., 91 John

St. , Reading.

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RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS - Concl'd.: NO. 9U6 (B & A) (Brighton). 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, Cambridge St., Allston; George H. Thome, Pres., 10 Jackson Ct., Natick; Charles F. Germain, R.S.T., 201 No. Central Ave., Wollaston. NO. 992 (B & M). First Wed., Gatemen's Rm., North Station; Joseph L. Airey, F.S.T., 111; Washington St., Woburn; Joseph Connor, Gen. Ch.; Bus. Off., Rm. 70U, llo Causeway St. NO. 1089 (Boston Terminal Corp.). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; John Sullivan, Pres., 68 Telegraph St., So. Boston; Martin J. Begley, R.S., 55 Ainsworth St., Roslindale. NO. 12hk (B & A) (East Boston). First Wed., 5 P.M., Meridian Hall, E. Boston; John Stone, Pres., kh Dana St., Somerville; Thomas J. Tuite, Jr., F.S.T., B.A., k Putnam Rd. , Revere. NO. 137ii (B & M Freight Claim Bureau). 3rd Tues., 5 P.M., 150 Causeway St.; Israel Newman, F.S.T., 1U6 Central Ave., Everett; Nathaniel F. Swett, B.A., 18 Dunbar Ave., Medford. NO. 1601; (Universal Carloading & Distributing Co.). First Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. I4IO, 121; Kneeland St., Tel. Vi 6-3U88; William B. Fiske, F.S.T., 92 Woodside Ave., Winthrop; Philip Gove, B.A., 3k Richdale Ave., Somerville. NO. 1606. First Tues., 6 P.M., Y.M. C.A., South Station; Daniel J. Ahern, Pres., 35 Solvey St., Charlestown; Carl Hesselschwerdt, F.S.T., ip. Tyler St., Hyde Park. NO. 1625. First Mon., Hotel Madison, North Station; Joseph Happeny, Pres., 607 Parker St., Roxbury; Joseph M. O'Connor, F.S.T., 51 R.C. Kelly St., Cambridge. NO. 2028 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A, South Station; Harold P. Mulqueeney, R.S., 35 Rosemont St., Dorchester; Terence Casey, Local Ch. 385 Pond Ave., Brookline. NO. 2119 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 3rd Fri., Hotel Madison, North

Station; Raymond R. McCoy, Pres.; Robert J. Minigan, R.S., Local Ch. , 32 Stone St., Beverly. NO. 2225 (N.E. Messengers) (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 2nd Sun., Crocker House, Main St., New London, Connecticut; F. Mullin, Pres., 15 Walden Ave., New London, Connecticut; John W. Clair, B.A., 58 Warrington St., Providence, Rhode Island. RAILWAY CARMEN: NO. 57 (B & A Bay View Lodge). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Lenox, 6l Exeter St.; John R. Bradley, R.S., 23 Ossipee Rd., W. Somerville; A. J. Contilli, Ch., 9 Avon St., Everett. NO. 232 (NY NH Harbor View Lodge), hth Tues., «ose Croix Hall, 152 Dudley St., Roxbury; Francis Mullen, R.S., 606 E. 3rd St., So. Boston; Thomas Egan, Ch., 75 Marshall St., Braintree.

NO. 315 (B & M Prospect Lodge). Last Wed., 7.30 P.M. , at Bus. Off., Rm. 213, 69 Canal St., Tel. La 3-U312; Alfred Goscinak, R.S., 70 Cedar St., Somer- ville; J. Norris, Local Ch., 17 Kennison St., Somerville. NO. 351 (B & M Bunker Hill Lodge). Uth Tues., h P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 213, 69 Canal St., Tel. La 3-U312; Thomas F. Keenan, R.S., 9 Monument Ave., Charlestown; Albert J. Bergeron, B.A. NO. 901 (The Pullman Co., Boston District). On Call; Josepn F. Fortin, Pres., 19 McGreevey Way, Roxbury; George N. Robinson, R.S., Local Ch., White St. Ext., Leominster. NO. 1019 (NY NH Bay State Lodge). First Tues., K. of C. Hall, 5th and Sts., So. Boston; William A. Regan, Pres., 55 Lonsdale St., Dorchester; James W. Kemmitt, F.S., 17 Hollis Ave., Braintree.

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RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN (IND):

DIV. 122 (B & A). On Call; Joseph Marucci, S.T. , k Hose Dr., W. Newton; David Tolman, B.A., 2k Ralph St., Watertown. DIV. 157 (B & A). 3rd Tues., 10 A.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; William J. Mullevey, Pres., U8 Brighton Ave., Allston; Francis H. Bowes, S.T., 318 Concord St., Framingham. DIV. kX3 (B & M). 3rd Wed., 12.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Henry S. Bowen, Jr., S.T., 8 Judson St., Beverly; Chester A. Sawyer, Gen. Ch. DIV. 683 (NY NH). 3rd Tues., 1 P.M., Rm. 261, South Station; W. J. Maloney, R.S.T., 17 Erickson St., Stoneham; J. C. Busby, Jr., B.A., 390 Charles St., Maiden. RAILWAY EMPLOYEES DEPT. LOCAL FED. NO. Ik (B & A), kth Thurs., Copley Sq. Hotel kl Huntington Ave.; John J. Hallahan, Pres., 77 Horace St., E. Boston; Ray- mond J. Yokell, S.T., 292 Lincoln St., Allston. RAILWAY PATROLMEN NO. 31 (B & M). 3rd Thurs., Hotel Madison, North Station; William E. Carroll, Pres., Gen. Ch., 316 Dale St., Waltham; John V. Macdonald R.S., 1810 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton.

RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSN., INC. NOS. 581, 583, 585 (NY NH) . 3rd Wed., (Mar., May, Oct.), K. of C. Hall, Green St., Providence, Rhode Island; William X. Lydon, Pres., l6l Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester; David S. Lowson, Jr., F.S.T., 58 Seaverns Ave., Jamaica Plain. RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSN., INC. NO. 701 (B & M Lodge). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Home of R.S.; Harold D. Sheaff, R.S., 71 Woburn St., Andover; Laurel L. Coulombe, Gen. Ch., 32 Sherwood Dr., Manchester, New Hampshire. RED CAPS (See Transport Service Employees) REFRIGERATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND OIL BURNDERS (See Pipefitters No. 537) RETAIL CLERKS INT'L.:

NO. 711 (Retail Store Employees). 3rd Thurs., 6. 30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Helen Tafe O'Donnell, Pres., 373 Eliot St., Milton; Charles Warren, F.S.T., 12 Harley St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-1353. NO. 1291. Last Thurs., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., 5th Fl., 226 Tremont St., Tel. Ha 6-0896; Frank R. Anderson, Jr., F.S.T., I3U Washington St., Dorchester; Orden L. Blauvelt, B.A., 1315 Commonwealth Ave., Allston. NO. IkkS (Retail Grocery and Food Clerks). 2nd Mon., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; John J. Cunningham, S.T., hO Hazel Lane, Needham; William J. Walsh and Bernard S. Kenney, E.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 812, 2 9k Washington St., Tels. Li 2-0088 and Li 2-0089. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION (See Clothing Workers, Amal. Nos. 579 and 579-A) RETAIL GROCERY AND FOOD CLERKS UNION (See Retail Clerks Int'l. No. IkkS) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION: NOTE: Irving J. Rich, S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 20U, 665 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-1563. NO. 99 (United Retail Stores Union of Boston). Bi-monthly, at Bus. Off.; Dorothea Duncan, F.S., 270 Elm St., Everett. NO. 173 (detail Shoe Employees). Bi-monthly, at Bus. Off.; Murray Schapero, Pres., k Seafoam Ave., Winthrop. NO. 513 (Beverage Workers). Bi-monthly, Italian-American Club, 55 Austin St., Cambridge; Joseph N. Gildea, Pres., 35 Farrington St., No. Quincy. NO. 610. On Call, Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Henry Newenhouse, S.T., Ik Farrington Ave., Allston. RIGGERS (Navy Yard) (See Iron Workers No. 607) ROOFERS NO. 33 (Commercial). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., Ik Lambert Ave., Roxbury, Tel. U42-9600; William F. Walsh, Pres., 75 Circuit St., Roxbury; John J. Daley, F.S.,B.A., 319 Sprague St., Dedham.

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RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED: NO. 36U (Windram Mfg. Co.). 3rd Wed., U.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, E. Second St., So. Boston; Francis Conde, Pres., 116 G St., So. Boston; George A. Geier, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-6662. NO. S9h (Ky-Grade Shoe Findings, Inc.). Monthly, Wed., 7.30 P.M., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Frank Fasano, Pres.; James Whitted, Treas., 9 Albermarle St. NO. 605 (Colonial Brush Mfg. Co.). 2nd Tues,, k.h.5 P.M. , Hotel Madison, North Station; Pearl S. Watson, Pres., 23 Karlem St., Dorchester; George A. Geier,

Field Rep. ; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-6662. NO. 606 (American Cellophane & Plastic Film Corp.). 3rd Sat., 6. 30 P.M., Hibernian Hall, 181; Dudley St., Roxbury; Helen Page, Pres., 23 Linden Park St., Roxbury; George A. Geier, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-6662. SEAFARERS (Atlantic Fishermen) (See Fishermen, Atlantic) SEAFOOD WORKERS (See Longshoremen No. 1572-2) SHEET METAL WORKERS: NO. 17 (Eastern Massachusetts). 2nd and UthMon., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; James E. Brooks, F.S.T., 6 Belton St., Arlington; Joseph F. Connolly, Robert M. Peters and Joseph R. Doyle, B.A's; Bus. Off., 351 Tremont St., Tels. Ha 6-6956 and Ha 6-6957. NO. 139 (B & A Railroad). First Thurs., Copley Sq. Hotel, hi Huntington Ave.; Frank Bowen, Pres., 26 Quint Ave., Allston; James J. O'Malley, F.S., 78 Clarkson St., Dorchester. NO. 200 (NY NH). First Fri., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Thomas J. Sharkey, F.S.T., 68 Corona St., Dorchester; Francis Casey, B.A., 35 Faunce St., Mattapan. NO. 377 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., 69 Canal St.; Paul A. Connor, F.S.T., kh Glendale St., Everett; Bernard R. Mosher, Gen. Ch., J46 Matthies St., Beverly. NO. 395 (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Bedros Dostoomian Pres., 9 Eisenhower Dr., So. Easton; William P. Phelps, F.S.T., 278 Green St. St one ham. NO. 500 (See Coppersmiths) SHOE EMPLOYEES, RETAIL (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union No. 173) SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (See Boot and Shoe Workers) SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 1 (Mixed). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 205, 176 Federal St., Tel. Li 2-2856; Eleanor Salvaggio, F.S.T., 137 Saratoga St., E. Boston; James DeFelice, B.A., lk Lewis St., Lynn. SIGN PAINTERS (See Painters No. 391) SIGNALMEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Signalmen) SOCIAL WORKERS GUILD, BOSTON (See Building Service Employees Int'l. No. 509) SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery No. 11) SPENCER ASSOCIATES (IND) (Spencer Shoe Corp.). On Call; Albert J. Sweet, Pres., 500 Prospect St., Methuen; Dudley A. Weiss, Atty., Rm. 905, 160 State St., Tel. Ca 7-9610. SPRINKLER FITTERS AND APPRENTICES NO. 550. Last Fri., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boyl- ston St.; Vincent Chaisson, Pres., 66 Weyham Rd., Weymouth; John D. Kelly, F.S.T.,B.A., Ik Anthony Rd., Franklin; Bus. Off., Rm. 555, 80 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6-1591. STAINED GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. 1181) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 86 (Bridge Tenders). On Call, Bi-monthly, Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; John A. Walsh, Pres., 15 Russell St., Charlestown; Edward Gallagher, S.T., 103 St. Agatha Rd., Milton.

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STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES - Cont'd.: NO. 16U (Div. of Employment Security, Admin. Emp.). Uth Thurs., 6.15 P.M., 881 Commonwealth Ave.; Pauline G. Hickey, Pres., 6 MacArthur St., Somerville; Edward A. Myles, Treas., 185 Pleasant St., Brookline.

NO. 230 (School Cafeteria Emp.). First Wed., U.30 P.M. , Pilgrim Hall, 22 Beacon St.; Mary G. Mooney, S.T., 327 Huntington Ave.; Rose Collins, B.A., 60 Ashford St., Allston. NO. 296 (Park and Recreation Dept.). Last Tues., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; John Doherty, Pres., 388 Adams St., Dorchester; Mary D. Bibbey, S.T., U3 Freeland St., Mattapan. NO. 370 (Long Island Hospital). First Mon., 12.30 P.M., Recreation Bldg., at Hospital; John F. Silvey, Pres., 115 Peterborough St.; Austin F. Grcgan, B.A., 197 Harvard St., Cambridge. NO. Ul9 (Penal Dept., Deer Island). Monthly, On Call, 12 Noon, Hill Prison Bldg., Deer Island, Winthrop; George J. Stevens, Pres., Deer Island Winthrop;

Raymond G. Wallace, S.T. , Deer Island, Winthrop. NO. UU5 (Boston Public V>orks Emp. J. 3rd Kon. , Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; Emest Medeiros, Pres., 18 Winslow Rd., Brookline; James McCarthy, F.S., 196 Temple St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., 650 Albany St., Tel. Ke 6-7150, Ext. 35. NO. U5l (Mass. Correctional Institution) (See Walpole) NO. 6U8 (Mass. Div, of Employment Security). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., D.E.S. Office, 6 Somerset St.; Thomas Cahill, Pres., U7 Stuart St., Watertown; Catherine C. Costello, Treas., 25 Cerdan Ave., W. Roxbury. NO. 780 (Mass. Dept. of Public Works Engineers). 2nd Tues., 5.U5 P.M., Main Ballroom, Hotel Madison, North Station; Francis H. Carr, Jr., Pres., 57 Maple Rd., Melrose; Philip E. Fagone, B.A., 21 Rosemary Rd., Dedham; Bus. Off., 100 Nashua St., Tel. Ca 7-7800. NO. 783 (Boston Traffic & Maintenance Emp.). Uth Thurs., U.30 P.M., Traffic Dept., 112 So. Hampton St.; W. J. Bready, Pres.,R.S., 21 Speedwell St., Dorchester. NO. 787 (Boston Sanatorium Emp.). 3rd Mon., 12.30 P.M., at Sanatorium, 2k9 River St., Mattapan; Joseph Santoro, Pres., 92 Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester; Edward Richardson, R.S., 19 Loring St., So. Boston. NO. 80U (City Foremen and Inspectors). 2nd Mon., K. of C. Hall, lii35 Tremont St., Roxbury; Edward J. Nelson, Pres., 181; Parker Hill Ave., Roxbury; Charles A. Duffy, R.S., 9 Sachem St., Roxbury. NO. 869 (Public Welfare Dept.). First Tues., 6.3O P.M., lh Beacon St.; Leo Deitch, Pres., 82 American Legion Hghwy., Dorchester; Catherine M. Sullivan, F.S., 27 Crehore Rd., Chestnut Hill. NO. 978 (Boston State Hospital Emp.). Last Wed., "D" Classroom, 591 Morton St.; Warren I Brown, Pres., 15 Cunningham St., Dorchester; Alice L. Williams, R.S.T., 53 Homestead St., Roxbury. NO. lllU (Lemuel Shattuck Hospital). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Conference Rm., at Hospital, 170 Morton St., Jamaica Plain; Frederick J. Doran, Pres., T]h Copeland St., W. Quincy; Annie A. Hamot, Treas., 180 Morton St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 113U (Suffolk County Jail Emp.). 2nd Mon., 5 P.M. , at Jail, 215 Charles St.; James P. Meade, Pres., 58 Manor St., Dorchester; Thomas J. Plunkett, S.T., 137 St, Alphonsus St., Roxbury. NO. 1198 (Boston Civil Engineers). On Call, 3rd Thurs., 12.30 P.M., Hearing Rm. at City Hall, School St.; Theodore P. Spitz, Pres., 112 Beech St., Ros- lindale; James A. O'Rourke, R.S., 28 Tacoma St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. 501, City Hall Annex, Tel. La 3-5100. Ext. 5U6. NO. 121*2 (M.D.C. Sewer and Park Depts.). First Mon., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; James M. Drew, Pres., 196 Holbrook Rd., No. Quincy; William J. Powers, F.S., 58 Osceola St., Mattapan.

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STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES - Concl'd.: NO. 1297 (State House Employees). On Call, Monthly, Rm. U60, State House; Gertrude C. Tattan, Pres., 71 Chester St., Worcester; William H. O'Brien, R.S.T., 2h Grove Ave., Hingham. NO. 1382 (Mass. Dept. of Public Welfare, Div. of Child Guardianship). First Tues., 2 P.M., 600 Washington St.; John P. Riordan, Pres., 23 Winslow Ave., Brockton; Dorothy L. Scott, Sec, 8 Waumbeck St., Roxbury. NO. lU5l (Alcoholic Beverage Commission). First Mon., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 80li, 2h School St., Tel. Ca 7-36UO; Francis A. Stanley, Pres., 32 City Sq., Charlestown; Paul J. Morrissey, F.S., 25 Linwood St., Holbrook. NO. IU89 (Boston City Hospital Emp. ). 2nd Wed., Dowling Amphitheatre, at Hospital; Joseph Bonavita, Pres., 26 Maryland St., Dorchester; George L. Gardas, F.S.T., 69 Allen Ave., Lynn. NO. 1612 (Mass. Dept. of Corporations and Taxation). On Call; Carl T. Carey, Pres., 535 School St., Belmont; Ralph E. Holmes, Sec, 112 Academy Hill Rd. Brighton.

NO. 1631 (Boston City Hall Emp.). On Call, Monthly, 5.15 P.M. , City Hall Annex, Court St.; Joseph Sullivan, Pres.; Ann Baronie, Sec, U91 Huntington Ave. NO. 1735 (Registry of Motor Vehicles). On Call, Monthly, 12 Noon or 5 P.M., Board Rm., 100 Nashua St.; Mary E. Leuchter, Pres., 17h Belmont St., Maiden; Ann M. Boardman, Sec, 69 Foss St., Medford. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSN., MASSACHUSETTS (See Massachusetts State Employees Assn.) STATE ENGINEERS ASSN., INC., MASSACHUSETTS (See Massachusetts State Engineers Assn., Inc. STATE; HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES, BOSTON (See State, County and Municipal Emp. No. 978) STATIONARY ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Operating) STEAMFITTERS (See Pipefitters No. 537) STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Longshoremen No. 1066; and Railway and Steamship Clerks) STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 2237 (Scrap Metal Handlers) (See Chelsea) NO. 2269 (American Meter Co., Inc.). 3rd Tues., 3. U5 P.M., Amvets Post No. 13, 521 Commercial St.; Anthony Sordillo, Pres., 10 Lynde St., Everett; Alfonso Restiano, F.S., 8U Mountain Ave., Revere. NO. 2862 (Barnstead Still & Sterilizer Co., Inc.). First Tues., 5.30 P.M.,

Municipal Bldg., Ctommings Hghwy. , Roslindale; Jeremiah Murphy, Pres., 7 Emrose Terrace, Dorchester; John J. Costello, F.S., 667 E. Eighth St., So. Boston. NO. 3705 (Thompson Wire Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Eagles Hall, Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; Albert Godfrey, Pres., 36 Charles Circle, Stoughton; James F. Cavanaugh, F.S., 18 Vesey Rd., Randolph. NO. 37U6. 2nd Sun., I.O.O.F. Bldg., Mass. Ave., Cambridge; William F. Irvin, Pres., U31 Main St., Charlestown; William F. Maloon, B.A., II486 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. NO. U91U (United States Steel Supply Div.). First Wed., Lithuanian Club, Lincoln St., Brighton; Michael J. Mayer, Pres., 5 Longfellow Rd., Lexington; William F. Maloon, B.A., II486 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. STEREOTYPERS NO. 2. Uth Tues., 6 P.M., 10 Otis St.; Joseph A. LaForge, Pres., h Campbell Pk., Somerville; Ralph A. Ciampa, R.C.S., 27 Smith Ave., Reading; Bus. Off., Rm. 753, 29U Washington St., Tel. Hu 2-3U62. STEVEDORES (See Longshoremen; and Railway and Steamship Clerks)

STONE CUTTERS (Natural and Pre-Cast Stone). 3rd Wed., 7.U5 P.M. , 127 Dover St.; Leo L. Stewart, Pres., Illi3 Nanatasket Ave., Nantasket; Joseph 0. Politano, R.S., 21 Vlordsworth St., E. Boston. STONE MASONS, MARBLE SETTERS AND TERRAZZO WORKERS NO. 9. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Tel. Ha 6-3655; Daniel Ford, Pres., 18 Washington St., Milton; Neil MacKenzie, F.S.,3.A., 2160 Centre St., W. Roxbury.

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STREET, ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES:

NO. 589 (Carmen's Union - M.T.A. )-. Uth Thurs., 10,30 A.M. and 6 P.M., Horti- cultural Hall, Mass. Ave.; Michael J. Gormley, Pres.; James J. McGonagle, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 926, 100 Boylston St.. Tel. Li 2-8212. NO. 1038 (B & M Trans. Co. Maintenance Wkrs.). 2nd Tues., Where Called; Armando Cintolo, Pres., 68 Marion St., Medford; Paul L. Goguen, S.T., U Sheldon St., Roslindale. NO. 1205 (See Motor Coach Operators) NO. 1318 (Trailways and N.E., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Clifton Monaghan, Pres., 21 Hendee Rd., Manchester, Con- necticut; Frank Zagarella, F.S.T., 283 Shear St., Wrentham; Bus. Off., Rm. 310, 2 Park Sq., Tel. U23-3196. NO. IU63 (Gray-Rawding Lines). First Mon., 7 P.M., Drivers Rn., 16 Mall St., Roxbury; Albert Johnson, Pres., 112 Central St., Somerville; Francis P. McGee, F.S., 220 E. Squantum St., No. Quincy. NO. 1509 (Eastern Mass. System) (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.). First Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs, Where Called; Daniel T. Donovan, Pres., B. A., 22 Timson St., Lynn; William H. McNeill, R.F.S., lU Ballou Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 306, 2 Park Sq., Tel. Li 2-1509. STURTEVANT SALARIED EMPLOYEES ASSN. (IND) (Westinghouse Electric Corp., Sturte- vant Div. ). On Call, St. Anthony's Hall, River St., Readville; T. Galvin, Pres., 55 High St., Natick; J. Dunn, Treas., 137 Washington St., Hyde Park. SUGAR REFINERY WORKERS NO. UOO (Packinghouse, Food and Allied Wkrs.) (Revere Sugar Refinery). Uth Sat., 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, High St., Charlestown; John F. Callahan, Pres., 235 Lincoln St., Lexington; James N. Trefry, F.3.T., Tahanto Trail, Harvard.

SUGAR REFINERY WORKERS NO. 1660 (Longshoremen's Assn., Int'l. ) (American Sugar Refining Co.). Last Tues., 5.30 P.M., U35 Medford St., Charlestown; Richard Hut ton, Pres., 30 Mitchell St., Randolph; Edward Gillis, F.S., 7 Oakley St., Dorchester. SUN OIL COMPANY OFFICE EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL OFFICE (IND). On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., Rm. 835, Statler Bldg., 20 Providence St., Tel. Hu 2-7765; Chester C. MacDonald, Pres.; Donna J. Mealey, R.S. SUPERVISORS, RAILWAY (See Railway Supervisors Assn.) TAILORS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated; and Garment Workers, Ladies) TAXICAB DRIVERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. ii96) TEACHERS ALLIANCE, BOSTON (IND). 3rd Mon., 3.15 P.M., Hotel Vendome, 160 Common- wealth Ave.; Patricia M. Nolan, Pres., 5U Kirkwood Rd., Brighton; Mark J. Dal ton, Counsel, Exec. Sec, Comiskey Rd., Dover; Bus. Off., Rm. 500, llU State St., Tel. La 3-U270. TEACHERS UNION, BOSTON NO. 66. First Wed., Hour Varies, Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; John Gearin, Pres., 11 Crest Hill Ave., Arlington; William O'Connell, B.A.; Bus.. Off., 38 Chauncey St., Tel. Li 2-1U70. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS (IND): NO. 25 (General Freight Trucking). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., SUk Main St., Charlestown, Tel. 2lp.-8825; William J. McCarthy, Pres.; Michael J. O'Donnell, S.T.; George Sordello, Arthur J. Harrington, Joseph Conlon and John T. Carnes, B.A's. NO. 68 (Coal, Asphalt and Fuel Oil). First Sun., 10 A.M., Cypress Hall, Austin St., Cambridge; John Duffy Fay, Pres., B. A., 29 Plain St., Dorchester; Lyle J. Courage, S.T.,B.A., 33 Essex St., Wakefield; Bus. Off., Rm. 610, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-506l. NO. 82 (Furniture and Piano Moving, Furniture Store Drivers, Helpers, Ware- housemen and Packers). 3rd Mon., K. of C. Hall, 1U35 Tremont St., Roxbury; Albin 0. Showstead, Pres., B. A., 7 Michigan Ave., Dorchester; Vincent Zagami, S.T.,B.A., 112 Austin St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. 508, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-8278.

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TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN ANT HELPERS (IND) - Concl'd.: NO. 127 (Emp. of Toll Roads, Bridges and Tunnels, State of Mass.) (Mass. Turnpike Authority). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Holbrook Hall, Palmer; Joseph A. Hudyica, Pres., 6JU7 Fuller St., Ludlow; Edward A. Normand, S.T.,3.A., kk Edbert Dr., Holyoke. NO. 157 (Mass. Port Authority). 2nd Mon., 7. 15 P.M., Logan Int'l. Motel, Logan Airport, E. Boston; Cecil W. Montague, Pres., 57 Library St., Chelsea; John A. Porcella, S.T., $ Hull St.; Bus. Off., Rra. 606, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-7U92. NO. 168 (Wholesale and Family Laundry, Linen, Overall and Dry Cleaning

Drivers). 2nd Fri. , K. of C. Hall, Tremont St., Roxbury; John J. Walsh, Pres., 72 Walter St., Roslindale; Nathan Hurwitz, S.T.,B.A., 35 Brunswick St., Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 607, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-397U. NO. 259 (Newspaper and Magazines). 3rd Tues., J.J. Williams Bldg., 63 W.

Brookline St.; Israel Learner, Pres.,B.A., 20 Donald Rd. , Dorchester; Thomas C. Healey, S.T.,B.A., 236 Austin St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. 81, 262 Washington St., Tel. Ca 7-7513. NO. 379 (Building Material and Excavators). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Vine St., Roxbury; Frank J. McMorrow, Pres., 1 Hooper St., Dorchester; John J. Garvey and Americo Pasquale, B.A's; Bus. Off., 650 Beacon St., Tels. Ke 6-1 67O and Ke 6-1671. NO. 38O (Milk Wagon Drivers, Creamery and Ice Cream Wkrs.). First Thurs., J.J. Williams Bldg., 63 W. Brookline St.; John F. Donovan, S.T., 23 Lexing- ton Ave., Hyde Park; Joseph William Graham and Luke Kramer, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 25, llUO Columbus Ave., Tel. Hi 5-0332. NO. h9k (Bakery Drivers). Uth Thurs., J.J. Williams Bldg., 63 W. Brookline St.; Thomas F. Carroll, S.T., 9h Powderhouse Blvd., Somerville; Edward J. Trainor, B.A., k Dartmouth St., Quincy; Bus. Off., 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-3677. NO. U96 (Taxicab, Bus, Funeral Drivers and Chauffeurs). 2nd Tues., K. of C. Hall, 1U35 Tremont St., Roxbury; Frank B. Smedile, S.T., 500 Plain St. Stoughton; Earl L. Shook, Harry Kriegsman and Charles H. Clarke, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 601, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-7110. NO. 50U (General Warehouse Shippers, Packers, Receivers, Stockmen, Chauffeurs and Helpers). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F Hall, 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; V/. Frank Holland, Pres., B. A., US Woodbine St., Brockton; John J. Devlin, S.T.,B.A., 71; Dwinell St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 501, 650 Beacon St., Tels. Co 6-6223 and Co 6-622J*. NO. 573 (See Post Office Motor Vehicle Employees) NO. 6U6 (Food Service Sales Drivers, Chauffeurs, Helpers and Food Service Warehousemen). First Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; George J. Day, R.S.jB.A., 8a Asticou Rd., Jamaica Plain; Joseph L. Hope, S.T.,B.A., 15 Emerson St., Natick; Bus. Off., Rm. 609, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-7181. NO. 829 (Food Warehouse Emp.). 2nd Sat., 11 A.M., Circle Hall, New Cross St., Somerville; Paul V. Murphy, S.T., 186 Willow Ave., Somerville; Paul T. McSweeney, Martin J. Dunlap and James McCarthy, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 509, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 7-2312. NO. 8Ul (Automotive Transport Drivers, Garage and Parking Lot Attendants, Greasers, Washers, Polishers and Parts Men, Vending Machine and Juke Boxes). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Circle Hall, New Cross St., Somerville; Dominic J. Zenga, S.T.,B.A.; Thomas D. Fitzgerald, B.A. NO. 8U6 (See Department Store Employees) TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF: NO. 15 (Navy Yard). Last Thurs., U.30 P.M., at Navy Yard; Joseph D. McNeill, Pres., 77 Farnham St., Belmont; Benjamin Yoffe, C.S., 91 Woodlawn St., Everett. NO. 105 (Engineers, Architects & Draftsmen). Uth Wed., 5.15 P.M., 11 Otis St. John G. Rosen, Pres., Janie Ave., Franklin; Thomas M. Putnam, Sec, 36 Tre- mont St., Brighton; Bus. Off., Rm. 15, 2 9h Washington St., Tel. Li 2-5885.

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TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF - Concl'd:

NO. 202 (B & M Railroad). 3rd Thurs., 6.3O P.M., 3rd Fl., 150 Causeway St.; Charles L. Cookson, Pres., Gen. Ch., 8 Tappan St., Melrose; Joseph E. Rigney, S.T., h Lynndale Ave., Gloucester. NO. 222 (Mass. Dental Technicians Guild). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Brad- ford, 275 Tremont St.; Harold E. Velleman, Pres., 20 Willard St., Maiden; Frederick A. McKeeman, F.S., 71 Huntress St., Quincy.

TELEGRAPHERS, COMMERCIAL NO. U (Western Union Telegraph Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 215, 176 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-0622; Rose Nelson, Pres; John R. McGuirk, F.S.

TELEGRAPHERS NO. 89 (Towermen - M.T.A.). 3rd Tues. ( Jan., Feb., Mar. , Sept. ), 1 P.M. to S P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Arthur H. MacMillan, Ch. Tel., 25 McBride St., Jamaica Plain; Robert E. McMahon, Gen. Ch., 71 Elm St., Somerville. TELEGRAPHERS, RAILROAD NO. Ul (See Lowell) TELEPHONE DIRECTORI WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., Rm. 52U, 10 High St., Tel. Hu 2-9U55; Anne E. Creedon, Pres., 96 Homes Ave., Dorchester; Deborah Hamilton, Sec, 67 Ratchford St., Quincy. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND): NOTE: All locals meet Monthly, On Call; Bus. Off., Rm. 1105, 10 High St., Tel. Li 2-U1U2. BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. 1. Martha V. Barry, Sec, 739 Huntington Ave., Roxbury. BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. 2. Frances Normile, Sec, 2k Glenwood Ave., Cambridge. BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. 3- Elizabeth Cassford, Sec, 58 Story St., So. Boston BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. ii. Florence Duffy, Sec, 56 Neponset St., Revere. BOWDOIN TOLL LOCAL NO. 1. Patricia Soriano, Sec., 708 Central St., E. Bridge- water. BOWDOIN TOLL LOCAL NO. 2. Ruth F. Rourke, Sec, 30 Essex Ave., Swampscott.

CAMA LOCAL. Josephine Rollins, Sec, lU Merrill Rd. , Watertown. DINING SERVICE LOCAL. Marie H. Coughlin, Sec, 37 Waverly St., Roxbury. DORCHESTER LOCAL NO. 1. Marilyn T. Spooner, Sec, 6l Ceylon St., Dorchester. DORCHESTER LOCAL NO. 2. Jane F. McNulty, Sec, 10 Ogden St., Dorchester. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 2. Frances K. Lonergan, Sec, 89 Elm St., Milton. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 3. Mary E. Carr, Sec, 6I4 Fairmont St., Arlington. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. lu Ethel McGonagle, Sec, 309 Chelsea St., E. Boston. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 5. Catherine R. Gorham, Sec FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 6. Dorothy R. Ferri, Sec, 1097 Saratoga St., E. Boston. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 7. Rita O'Toole, Sec, 105 Harriett Ave., No. Quincy. HARRISON TOLL LOCAL. Kathryn KcGonigle, Sec, Ul Clark St., Everett. HIGHLANDS LOCAL (See Roxbury Toll Local) KFNMORE LOCAL. Virginia Mason, Sec, 62 Chestnut St., Chelsea. LIBERTY LOCAL. Irene Lynch, Sec, 85 Faneuil St., Brighton. MASSACHUSETTS CLERICAL LOCAL NO. 1. Marion C. Horton, Sec, 16 Newhall St., Lynn. MASSACHUSETTS SERVICE RESULTS LOCAL. Eleanor KcGrath, Sec, 27 Foxhill Rd., Bill erica. METROPOLITAN P.B.X. LOCAL. Mary J. Larkin, Sec, 10 Ridgeway Ave., Needham. METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ENGINEERS. Margaret C. Brennan, Sec, 115 Warren St., Randolph. ROXBURY INFORMATION LOCAL. Beatrice Stravrinos, Sec, U8 St. John St., Jamaica Plain. ROXBURY TOLL LOCAL. Eileen F. Davis, Sec, 29 Gibson St., Dorchester. STATE HOUSE LOCAL. Helen M. Casey, Sec, 23 Maple St., W. Roxbury. 58 :

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BOSTON - Cont'd.

TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.): NO. 1 (Inside Plant Men). First Fri., Barsanti's, 11 Otis St.; David Macken,

Pres., 6U Court Rd. , Winthrop; Gerald Walsh, F.S., 10 Common St., Braintree; Bus. Off., Rm. U01, 101 Tremont St., Tel. Ha 6-2588. NO. 2 (Outside Telephone Wkrs.). 2nd and Uth Fri. (Uth Fri., June, July, Aug.), 8.30 P.M. , Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; James D. McGowan, Pres., U8 Kensington St., Newton; Alton S. MacDonald, F.S., h6 Hamilton St., Dor- chester. NO. 2h (Facilities Assigners and Engineers). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Warren G. Sears, Pres., 66 Pierce St., Dorchester; Thomas Lawlor, F.S., 1*1 Sunnyside Ave., Winthrop. NO. 25 (Cable Splicers). 2nd and Uth Fri., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Robert A. Nordberg, Pres., 256 Chestnut St., Randolph; Donald F. Haley, F.S.T., 20k Beale St., Wollaston; Bus. Off., Rm. I4I6, 101 Tremont St., Tel. Ha 6-2589. (See also Communications Workers of America) TELEVISION ARTISTS (See Radio and Television Artists) TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPERS NO. 37. 3rd Fri., Hibernian Hall, 18 U Dudley St., Rox- bury; John Pedranti, R.S.T., 92 Neponset Ave., Roslindale; Frank Iarrobino, B. A., 2319 Centre St., W. Roxbury. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 1917 (Wool Warehouse Emp. ). First Fri., 6 P.M., Rafferty Hall, 119 K St., So. Boston; Timothy Sullivan, R.S., 177 Washington St., Dorchester; Peter Lydon and Manuel Rose, Jr., B.A's. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. B-3 (Film Exchange Emp.). First Mon., 5.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Max Magovsky, Pres., B. A., 53 Shirley Ave., Revere; Al Cohen, R.S., 6U Lorna Rd., Mattapan; Bus. Off., 621 E. First St., So. Boston, Tel. An 8-6510.

NO. F-3 (Film Exchange Office Emp.). 2nd Wed., 5.15 P.M. , at Bus. Off., 20 Winchester St., Tel. Ha 6-898O; J. Warren Gates, Pres., B. A., 9 Pond View Ave., Jariaica Plain; Barbara Brown, R.S., 697 Washington St., Dorchester. NO. B-U (Ushers, Doormen, Cashiers). 3rd Wed. (During Season), 6 P.M., Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont St.; Thomas J. Regan, Pres., 1623 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; William B. Jackson, Jr., F.S., 9 Pinewood Ave., Natick. NO. 11 (Stage Employees). 3rd Wed., 10 A.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Frank Fine, R.S.T., hk Evergreen St., Jamaica Plain; Jeremiah F. Galvin, F.S.,B.A., 15 Packard Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 501, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6^59$. NO. 182 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) NO. 753 (Treasurers and Ticket Sellers). First Mon., 10 P.M., Hotel Bradford,

275 Tremont St.; Harold Eloom, R.S.T., 27 County Rd. , Chelsea; Max Jacobs, B.A., 8 Elke St., Brighton. NO. 775 (Theatrical Wardrobe Attendants). First Fri., 1.30 P.M., 100 Boylston St.; Hilda Gaides, Pres., 82 Birch St.; Arleen Teahan, B.A., hh Evergreen St., Jamaica Plain.

TILE LAYERS NO. 8. 2nd Fri., Hibernian Hall, I6I4. Dudley St., Roxbury; Joseph D. Griffin, F.S.T., 36 Tuttle St., Dorchester; James F. Meagher, B.A., 32 Marion St., Medford. TRAINMEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Trainmen) TRANSPORT DRIVERS, AUTOMOTIVE NO. 81a (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) TRANSPORT SERVICE EMPLOYFFS, UNITED NO. 706 (Station Porters). On Call, Locker Rm., South Station; James Cannady, Pres., 229 So. Main St., Sharon; A. A. Granville, F.S.T., 19 Rockland St., Roxbury.

TRANSPORT WORKERS NO. 507 (Air Transport Div. ) (American Airlines, Inc.). Last

Thurs., 7 A.M. , 12.30 P.M. and 3.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Ili7 Everett St., E. Boston, Tel. 567-0525; Robert Rockwell, Pres., 1*86 Adams St., No. Abington; Herman J. Massaro, F.S.T.

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LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BOSTON - Concl'd .

TRANSPORT WORKERS NO. 5l5 (Northeast Airlines, Inc.). Uth Mon., Logan Motel, Logan Airport} Charles F. Sinclair, Pres., 70 Broadway, Arlington; John H. Sullivan, S.T., 29 Cedar Sf., Saugus. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 13. Uth Sun., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; James E. Higgins, Pres., 311 Park St., W. Roxbury; Harold A. Phelps, S.T., 37 Whitten St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 711, 53 State St., Tel. La 3-3856. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 16 (See Mailers) UPHOLSTERERS (See Furniture Workers No. 136) UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NO. 369 (Boston Edison Physical and Maintenance Unit). 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. U, 20U Adams St., Dorchester, Tel. Av 8-6UOO; Thomas M. Sullivan, Pres., 69 Huron Circle, Dorchester; Robert Ambler, B.A., 51 Longwood Rd. Weymouth. NO. 386 (Boston Edison Professional Unit). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 9, 20U Adams St., Dorchester; Harold J. Lavoie, Pres., 6 Rockmere St., Dorchester; John M. Caulfield, Sec, 271 Warren St., Needham. NO. 387 (Boston Edison Clerical Wkrs.). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Valentine P. Murphy, Pres., B. A., 603 Boston Ave., W. Somerville Anna M. Lee, R.S., 7 Regis Rd., Arlington; Bus. Off., Rm. 312, 161 Mass. Ave., Tel. Ke 6-19U0. WAITRESSES (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No, 277) WATCHMEN'S ASSN., INDEPENDENT (See Police and Protection Emp. No. 10 and Port Watchmen No. ll&l) WELDERS AND DIVERS (Pile Driving, Wharf and Bridge Work) (See Carpenters No. 56) WINDOW CLEANERS (See Building Service Employees) WINE WORKERS (See Distillery, Rectifying, Wine and Allied Workers)

WOOD CARVERS ASSOCIATION, BOSTON (IND) . Uth Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station;

G. B. Olsen, Pres.,Treas. , 31 Gladys St., Revere; William J. Mahoney, R.C.S. 92 Spring St., Cambridge. YARDMASTERS, RAILROAD (See Railroad Yardmasters)

BOURNE

STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 115U (Mass. Maritime Academy, Buzzards Bay). Last Thurs., Classroom Bldg. at School; Angus McLeod, Pres., State Pier, Buzzards Bay; Wallace Kent, S.T., State Pier, Buzzards Bay. BRAINTREE

CARPENTERS NO. 1550 (See Weymouth) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 22619 (Rubber Wkrs.) (Armstrong Cork Co.). Last Wed., 7 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Washington St.; Frank Hommel, Pres., 19U East St., Weymouth; Francis Denning, B.A., 125 Plain St., So. Braintree. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 23711 (Weymouth Art Leather Co.). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., American Legion Hall; Harold N. Levangie, Pres., 1621 Hancock St., Quincy; Joseph Cordoro, B.A., 663 N. Carey St., Brockton. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 920. On Call, 7.30 P.M., Central Fire Station, Union St.; George Carnes, Pres., 76 Sherbrooke Ave.; George Davidson, S.T., 16 Oakland St. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12118 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Boston Gas Co.). 3rd Wed., 5.15 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Broad St., E. Weymouth; Walter G. Burke, Pres., U50 Summer St., Weymouth; Eleanor B. Nadell, F.S., 33 Middle St. , E. Weymouth. OIL WORKERS (See Quincy)

60 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BRAINTREE - Concl'd .

PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 538 (Jewell Local) (Abrasive Products, Inc.). Last Tues., U.15 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Hall St., So. Braintree; Raymond Hobart, R.S., 295 Pond St., So. Braintree; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., kl Garden St., Maiden. STEELWOFKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 239k (Walworth Co.). 2nd Thurs., U.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, U35 Washington St.; William D. Oliver, Pres., 135 Sydney St., Dorchester; John Horan, B.A., 8 Centervale Pk., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 1515 Washington St., So. Braintree, Tel. Vi 3-8800. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3388 (Walworth Co.). 2nd Mon., S.hS P.M., K. of C. Hall, 66 N St., So. Boston; Paul W. Farnham, Pres., 85 Carroll St., Watertown; John Horan, B.A., 8 Centervale Pk., Dorchester; Bus. Off., ll±86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Av 8-Ui400. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 379 (Braintree Electric Light Co.). On Call, Monthly, Lineman's Quarters, kh Allen St., E. Braintree; James C. Peckham, Pres., 69 Harding Ave., Weymouth; Richard F. O'Connor, S.T., 120 Prospect St., Weymouth. BRIDGEWATER

BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 591 (Stiles & Hart Brick Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Citizens Club, 60 Hale St.; Antonio Santos, Pres., Cook St., So. Bridgewater; Bernardo Rusconi, R.S., h Alegi Ave., Taunton. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1519. On Call; John J. O'Leary, Pres.,S.T., 251 High St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 211 (Perkins Foundry Co.). 3rd Wed., American Legion Hall, Lincoln St., W. Bridgewater; George Cormier, F.S.,C.R., 82

Forest Ave., Brockton; John Crowley, B.A. , 17 Church St., Milford. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 503 (Mass. Correctional Institution). Last Tues., 6 P.M., Recreation Hall, at Institution; Rennels G. Hartling, Treas., 113 Park Ave.; Donald V. Wright, B.A., 52 Warren Ave., Rockland. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1368 (Mass. Div. of Youth Service). 3rd Thurs., Where Called; James Burke, Pres., 506 Weir St., Taunton; Anthony Martin, Treas., Ul Purchase St., Taunton. BROCKTON

ASSOCIATED FOOD DISTRIBUTORS (See Food Distributors, Associated) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS (See Boston Local No. 20) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 238. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Bartenders Hall, 16 School St.; John Montagano, Pres., 730 Main St.; Raffaele Valentino, F.S.T.,B.A., U73 Howard St. BARTENDERS AND HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 696. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., 16 School St., Tel. Ju 3-3955; Edward P. Conefrey, F.S.T., 262

Main St.; Anthony Siciliano, B.A. , 33 Elm Ave. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. 38. 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 15, 63 Main St., Tel.

Ju 3-1U68; Nona Ford, Pres. ,F.S.T. , B.A. , 279 Summer St.; rtuth Belcher, R.S. BOX WORKERS UNION OF BROCKTON, INC., INDEPENDENT NO. 1 (M.B. Claff & Sons, Inc.). First Tues., Novelli Hall, J48 Green St.; John E. Scannell, Pres., 1 Byron St., Randolph; Carl M. Backgren, Treas., 192 Howard St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 5. Thurs. (except First Thurs.), at Bus. Off., 63 Main St., Tel. Ju 6-U266; Donald P. Smith, Pres.; Fioravante Asci, F.S.T., P.O. Box 102, Monponsett. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 721. First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. Ju 6-U266; Francis J. Bennett, F.S., 9k Maple Ave., Bridgewater; Louis W. Poirier, B.A., 33 Hervey St. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 525 (Public School Custodians). 2nd Wed., East Jr. High School, k6k Center St.; Robert E. Looney, Pres., 80 Winthrop St.; James Duffy, R.S., 18 Davis Ave.

61 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BROCKTON - Cont'd .

CARPENTERS NO. 62lu Mon. (Oct. thru June); 2nd and Uth Mon. (July, Aug., Sept.), 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2h Ward St., Tel. Ju 6-3081; Everett L. Pratt, Pres., 787 N. Gary St.; Oscar R. Pratt, R.S. ,Bus. Rep., 35 Hampden Ave. CLERKS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks and Retail Clerks) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 353. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Novelli Hall, U8 Green St.; Eileen Harmon, Pres., I67 Broad St., Whitman; Helen Caccialini, S.T., 890 Montello St.; Bus. Off., 130 So. Main St., Fall River, Tel. Os 3-OU81. CUSTODIANS, PJBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees Int'l. No. 525) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 18377 (Last Makers Federal Union). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Novelli Hall, U8 Green St.; H. George Evans, Pres. ,3. A., 21 Montello St. Ext.; J. Paul LaPlante, Treas., hi Ettrick St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 223. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. Ju 6-U266; Joseph M. Thomas, Pres., 721 No. Main St.; John E. Flynn, Bus. Mgr., 218 Center St., Bridgewater. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 1181 (IND) (V.A. Hospital). Quarterly, 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Hospital, Belmont St.; John R. Nutter, Pres., 6l Breer St.; Ethel Hutchings, R.S., 6l Grant St., Taunton. FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. Ikh. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Marine Corps League Hall, 189 Court St.; Chester J. Perry, Pres., 56 Sherman St.; Samuel Asci, S.T., k9h Warren Ave. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 1*7. 2nd and i|th Wed., Midway Social Club, Ward St.; Francis W. Williams, Pres., 31 Addison Ave.; Michael Riordan, B.A., 596 No. Montello St. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. U±8 (IND) (A & P South Shore Stores). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., White Eagle Hall, hO Emerson Ave.; Kenneth F. Durling, S.T., k9 E. Main St.; Daniel Connolly, B.A., Ul Newton Ave. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 2U2. First Mon., 6 P.M., Novelli Hall, 1;8 Green

St.; Julia Kamel, Sec, 165 Elliot St.; Bernard George, B.A. , 15 Orlando St., Mattapan; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. GAS WORKERS, BROCKTON NO. 273 (Brockton-Taunton Gas Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., 320 Main St.; John Hallisey, Pres., 180 Boylston St.; William DiCroce, R.S., 25 Spruce St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. I883 (V.A. Hospital). Bi-monthly, On Call, at Hospital, Belmont St.; Henry R. Conley, Pres., 50 Erin St., Whitman; George Millet te, R.S.T., 66 Packard Way. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. NO. 25 (IND) (V.A. Hospital). On Call, Monthly; Dominic Migliaccio, Pres., 56l Putnam Ave., Cambridge; Blanche Y. Gagne, Sec. HOD CARRIERS (See Building Laborers) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. I38. On Call; Ralph Skinder, Pres., 211; Pond St.,

Westwood; Gino Lawrence, V.P. , 82 Virchild St., Quincy. LAST MAKERS FEDERAL UNION NO. 18377 (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) LATHERS NO. 123. 3rd Wed., Bldg. Trades Hall, 63 Main St.; Raymond L. Morrison,

S.T., 27 Cross St. j Richard Bouthillette, B.A., 20 Glenwood St. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION NO. 6U. First Fri., G.A.R. Hall, E. Elm St.; Rita Fish, Pres., 98 Bartlett St.; Agnes Roderick, S.T., 230 Green St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 156. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., Franklin Club, 96 Ames St., Tel. Ju 3-9toj Samuel Siciliano, Pres.; Timothy F. Walsh, Treas., 71 Byron Ave. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 399 (E.L. LeBaron Foundry Co., Inc.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Enterprise Hall, Perkins Ave.; Patrick McNamara, Pres., 67 Elliot St.; Fred Gilmore, F.S., 1 Carpenter St., Middleboro. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 1*37. 2nd Sun., 9.30 A.M., 63 Main St.; Joseph K. Hooker, R.S., 25 Belcher St., Holbrook; Vincent Buckley, B.A., 13 Merritt St., W. Bridgewater. MUSICIANS, BROCKTON FED. OF NO. I38. First Sun., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U, 23 Main St., Tel. 586-0863; A. Leon Curtis, S.T.; James L. Alfred, B.A.

62 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BROCKTON - Cont'd .

NEWSPAPER GUILD, BROCKTON NO. 27 (Brockton Enterprise Times Publishing Co.). On Call; George Murphy, Pres., 19 Bartlett St.; Howard J. Foster, S.T., 12 No. Doris Ave. PAINTERS NO. 296. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 63 Main St., Tel. 586-U266; Richard F. Hall, F.S., 25 Copeland St.; Onesime LaJoie, B.A., 29 Mystic St. PAPER MAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 918 (Pro pack, Inc.). First Mon., 11. h$ A.M., at Plant, 125 Perkins Ave.; Gail Howard, F.S., 113 Howard St., W. Bridgewater; Edward Moore, B.&., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale.

• PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 276. 2nd and Sth Tues. (2nd Tues.,July and Aug.), at Bus. Off., 63 Main St., Tel. Ju 6-1*266; Joseph E. Mulligan, F.S.T., 87

Mulberry St.; Bernard M. Linehan, B.A. , 72 Wilder St.

POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 87 ( IND ) . Last Sat., 8 P.M., Home of Pres.; William Fitzpatrick, Pres., 16 Reed St.; Maude A. Bird, S.T., 113 Belmont Ave. POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, ETC. NO. 78. On Call, Monthly, Home of R.S.; Edward F. Mason, Pres., Iii5 Winthrop St.; Philip F. Mather, R.S., 79 Belair St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 38W4. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Vasa Hall, 863 Main St.; John O'Connor, Pres., 112 Newbury St.; Raymond Swanson, S.T., I63 Copeland St., W. Bridgewater.

, POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 120 (IND). On Call (Jan. Apr. , Sept. , Nov. ) ; Robert S. Creedon, Pres., 386 Crescent St.; Arthur G. Giard, S.T., 123 Morse Ave. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 102. First Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Bartenders Hall, 16 School St.; George H. Roberts, Pres., 661 Middle St., E. Weymouth; Paul M. Ferckel, S.T., 56 So. Douglas St., Rockland. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 2260 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 2nd Thurs., Home of Pres.; H. L. Hinglebine, Jr., Pres., 10 Elm Ave.; H. C. Wolforth, F.S.T., 88 Broad St., Whitman. RETAIL CLERKS UNION, BROCKTON (IND) (Brockton Public Markets, Inc.). First Mon. (Feb., Mar. ,Apr. ,May), Novelli Hall, U8 Green St.; Charles Lewis, Pres., 32 Elm PI., Whitman; Carl H. Nelson, Treas., 60 Prospect St., W. Bridgewater. ROOFERS NO. 39. First Thurs., Bldg. Trades Hall, 63 Main St.; George Steele, Pres., 29 Menlo St.; Harry L. Lawson, R.F.S., 318 Summer St., E. Bridgewater. SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN (IND): NOTE: All locals meet at B.S.A.C. Headquarters, 389 Main St., Tel. 587-2606. CUT SOLE NO. 3. 2nd and Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Gerald N. Dufresne, S.T., 69 Huntington St.; Paul H. Hoffman, Price Expert, Org. CUTTERS. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Malcolm A. Cooke, Pres., 15 Lenox St.; Francis D. Keelin, S.T., 166 Menlo St. DRESSERS AND PACKERS. 2nd and Uth Thurs.; Ronleigh B. Jenkins, R.S., 185 School St., Whitman; Warner Holbrook, 3.A., 3k Arlington St., Rockland. EDGESETTERS. 3rd Thurs.; Leonard Ellershaw, Pres., 3. A., 87I4 Warren Ave.; Charles J. Atherton, S.T., 1179 Auburn St., Whitman. EDGETRIMMERS. First Tues.; Charles Brady, Pres.; Frank McGlincy, R.S.T., Price Expert, U95 Belmont St. FINISHERS. Uth Fri.; Herbert Briggs, R.S.T., 33 Division St.; Ugo Fruzzetti, B.A., 1328 Pleasant St., Bridgewater. GOODYEAR OPERATORS. First and 3rd Thurs.; George F. Conefrey, Jr., Pres., F.S.T.,B.A., 103 Elliot St.; Walter Mason, K.S., 58 Bemice Ave.

HEELERS. First and 3rd Wed.; Charles A. Roberts, Pres. ,S.T., B.A. , 8I4 Cedar St., R.F.D. 1, Whitman; Alfred 0' Sullivan, R.F.S., 55 Albion St. LASTERS. 2nd and Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M.; George Martin, V.P. ; Dona J. Lacouture, R.S.T.jB.A., 77 Depot St., So. Easton. MIXED. 2nd Wed., 7 P.M.; John A. Sundling, Pres., kh6 Main St.; Warner Holbrook, Price Expert, 3U Arlington St., Rockland. SKIVERS. First Tues.; Elsie Archibald, Pres., U3 Coburn St.; Rosanna M. Delaney, S.T., Price Expert, 2h Russell Rd.

63 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

BROCKTON - Concl'd.

SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN (IND) - Concl'd.: SOLE LEATHER WORKERS. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; James Martin, Price Expert; W. Vincent Lynch, S.T., 9 Hayward St., No. Easton. STITCHERS. First and 3rd Tues.; Mabel Annino, Pres., 650 East St.; Anna Walouke, B.A., 17 Blendall St. TREERS. First and 3rd Tues.; Carl Johnson, Pres., 222 N. Main St., W. Bridge- water; Albert Zelinskas, R.S.T.,B.A., 22 Gladstone St. VAMPERS. First and 3rd Wed., 8.30 P.M.; Archie Derderian, Pres.; Samuel Koch, B.A. SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (See Boot and Shoe Workers) STREET RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Boston Local No. 1509) TAILORS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated No. 16, Worcester) TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 653 (IND) (General). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Elks Hall, 200 No. Main St.; Henry G. Gross, F.S.T., 15 Macy Ave.; George O'Donnell, B.A., 1295 South St., Bridgewater; Bus. Off., 1*71 Prospect St., Tel. Ju 7-0822. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Jane Mullins, Sec., 58 Byron St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Clerical and Staff Local - South East). Mary Doyle, Sec, 30 Park St. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD NO. 16 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., West Side Improvement Assn., Forest Ave.; John Mahoney, Pres., 11 Windsor Ave.; Alexander W. Benvie, F.S.T., 72 Maolis Ave., W. Bridgewater; Bus. Off., 9 Main St.

THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 11*9 . 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., Brockton Theatre, Main St.; Paul J. Papineau, R.S., 53 French Ave.; Alton Nelson, Jr., B.A., 33 Menlo St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 1*37 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 22l*. l*th Mon., 3.10 P.M., Bartenders Hall, 16 School St.; Robert Werner, Pres., 101 Myrtle St.; Francis J. Stackpole, F.S.T., 33 Westwood Dr., Whitman. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA (See Gas Workers, Brockton No. 273) BROOKFIELD

POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3333- Thomas P. Derrick, Sec, Sherman St. BROOKLINE

FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 950. 3rd Mon., 31a Harvard St.; Joseph D. Finneran, Pres., P.O. Box 771; R. H. Davis, Sec, P.O. Box 771. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 1358) PAINTERS NO. 709. l*th Fri., Orange Hall, 20 Prospect St.; Kenneth B. Pike, Pres., li* Wilson Rd., Ocean Bluffs; Lawrence Whalen, Sec, 88 Perkins St., Jamaica Plain. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1358 (Brookline, Massachusetts Munici- pal Emp.). l*th Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 31a Harvard St., Tels. Lo 6-251*6 and Be 2-5753; Edward A. Baker, Pres., New Terrace Rd.; Francis T. Norton, B.A., 96 Franklin St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Aspinwall Local). Margaret T. Crowley, Sec, 185 Faneuil St., Brighton.

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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN. NO. 3U8. Quarterly, On Call, I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass. Ave.; George A. Paris, F.S.T., 72U Wash- ington St., Dorchester; Marino Matarazzo, B.A., lk9 Central St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 9, 6U9 Mass. Ave., Tels. 5U7-22U6 and 5U7-3385. BOOKBINDERS NO. 20U. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Italian-American Kali, 55 Austin St.; John J. Barry, Pres., Int'l. Rep., 109U Fellsway, Medford; Arthur J. Bowes, F.S., 35 M St., So. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. I4O6, 29k Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1096. .BUILDING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ASSN. (IND) (Harvard University). Last Thurs., Harmony Hall, 5Ua Dunster St.; Robert F. Perry, Pres., 12 Lakeview Ave., Wakefield; Charles A. Terry, Treas., 18 Ranger Circle, So. Weymouth; Bus. Off., Ilk N. Harvard St., Allston, Tel. Un 8-7600, Ext. 581. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 151 (Plasterers Tenders) (See Construction and General Laborers Union) CASKET MAKERS AND FURNITURE WORKERS (See Upholsterers No. 560) CHEMICAL WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 86 (Dewey

Mullen, Int'l. Rep., 17 Symphony Rd. , Peabody. CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS UNION NO. 151 (Plasterers Tenders). 3rd Fri., Cypress Hall, 116 Austin St.; Daniel J. Doherty, R.S., 107 Antrim St.; Joseph L. Bonfiglio, B.A., 11 Sheafe St., Boston; Bus. Off., 238 Main St., Tel. Tr 6-8081. ELFCTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 205 (Allcraft Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Country Rm., Symmes Restaurant, 2$k Main St.; Frank Bernabei, Pres., 5 Cushing St., Medford; Anthony Lembo, R.S., kh Melville Ave., Dorchester. NO. 23U (See Boston) NO. 251 (General Electric Co., Major Appliance Div.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St.; Raymond Ciociola, Pres., 79 Yale St., Medford; Robert J. Fitzgerald, R.S.T., 15U Magazine St. NO. 271 (Elliott Industries, Inc.). First Mon., I4.15 P.M., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St.; Dennis H. Sullivan, Pres., 85 Austin St.; Edward P.

Dignan, R.S., 65 Yerxa Rd. ; Bus. Off., li;3 Albany St., Tel. Tr 6-2020. NO. 272 (Electronics Corp. of America). 2nd Thurs., h.30 P.M., Italian- American Hall, 55 Austin St.; Charles W. Drew, Pres., 30 Teele Ave., Somer- ville; Ethel M. Havey, F.S., 678 Saratoga St., E. Boston; Bus. Off., 30U Main St., Tel. Tr 6-0907. ELFCTRICAL WORKERS NO. NB-1262 (Simplex Wire & Cable Co.). First Sun. (Oct. thru May), 2.30 P.M.; First Mon. (June thru Sept.), 7.30 P.M., Italian- American Hall, 55 Austin St.; John J. Martin, Pres., 95 Mt. Vernon St., W. Roxbury; Carmen E. Scrow, B.A., 5 Ash Rd., Halifax; Bus. Off., Rm. 202, 595 Mass. Ave. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1839 (Advance Industries, Inc.). 3rd Mon., U.15 P.M., Village Spa, Brookline St.; Theresa C'Meara, Pres., Acting Bus. Mgr., 32 St. Margaret St., E. Weymouth; Violet K. Devlin, R.S., 17 Greenleaf St., Quincy. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 975 (IND) (Air Force Center Control Development Div.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Commander, 16 Garden St.; Robert Laline, Pres.; Richard Abrams, B.A., 233 Freeman St., Brookline. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 30. First Tues., Hotel Commander, 16 Garden St.; Andrew R. Murphy, Pres., 335 Huron Ave.; Edmund J. Friel, R.S., 7 Cypress St.; Bus. Off., k91 Broadway. FURNITURE WORKERS (See Upholsterers No. 560)

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GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 1200U (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Cambridge Gas Co.). 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., St. Mary's Hall, Prospect St.; Richard Fields, Pres., 15 Marney St.; Vincent P. Flaherty, F.S.T., 113 Oakley Rd., Belmont; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 6-3686. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1508 (Air Force Research). 2nd Tues., Home of Pres.; Frank J. Errico, Pres., 65 Dover St., Somerville; Mary E. Connolly, Sec, 26 Toxteth St., Brookline. GRAIN MILLERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 309. On Call, 2.30 P.M., Lusitania Hall, kk Fifth St.; Charles Bugden, Pres., 68 Wright St., Arlington; Alfio S. Faro, S.T., 50 Mountain St., Woburn. HARVARD UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES REPRESENTATIVE ASSN. (IND). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1278 Mass. Ave., Tel. U91-0379; William Cahill, Pres., 55 Watt St., Maiden; Bernard R. Daly, R.S., lk Roosevelt Towers. JEWELRY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 12U (Myerson Tooth Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., St. Mary's Hall, Prospect St.; Walter Lalumiere, Pres., i|27 Putnam Ave.; Leon Wilson, F.S.T., 520 Green St. M.I.T. Employees Union (See Arlington) MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 11*938 (Dist 50) (IND) (Angiers Adhesive Co.). On Call, 5 P.M., East End Union Hall, Spring St.; George A. Coburn, R.S., 7 Wamsutta Ave., Waltham; Joseph Ludlow, Rep., 551 Brookline Ave., Brookline. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 8-376. 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., St. Michael's Hall, 202 Hurley St., E. Cambridge; William Santry, Pres., k9 Thomas Pk., So, Boston; Leon H. Murch, F.S.T., 1 Rockville Pk., Roxbury. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 11 (See Boston) PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS, UNITED NO. 165 (Swift & Co., N.E. Pro- cessing Unit). First Tues., 12.30 P.M., Columbus Associates Hall, Ward St., Somerville; Timothy O'Leary, Pres., 11 Union St.; Ernest Lindsay, S.T., 17 Fairfax St., Somerville; Bus. Off., 10j Warren St., Tel. Ki 7-5726. PAINTERS NO. 577. 3rd Wed., Cypress Hall, 36 Prospect St.; John Dawson, Pres., 316 Albion St., Wakefield; Dominic Seretto, F.S., 13 Academy St., Arlington. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF NO. 28 (N.E. Confectionery Co.). On Call, Quarterly; James T. Ander, Pres., 9 Melville Rd., Somerville; Arthur Krell, B.A., 57 Lewis St., Everett. PLASTFRERS TENDERS (See Construction and General Laborers Union No. 151 PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 539 (Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (F.S. Webster Co.). On Call, Monthly, 5 P.M., Symme's Restaurant, 2$h Main St.; John J. Kelliher, Pres., 73 Franklin Ave., Wollaston; Bertram Kohl, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. Ul5, 29U Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-0202. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. l;6l (Continental Can Co.). 2nd Sat., 3.30 P.M., Notre Dame Hall, 2021 Mass. Ave.; Robert Grimes, R.S., 10 Mystic St., Somerville; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 1199 (B & H East Cambridge Freight House). 2nd Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Anthony Colella, R.S.T., k3 Pearl St., Everett; Walter Ricker, Local Ch., 90 Rockwell St., Maiden. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 25 (Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.). 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., American Legion Hall, 105 Windsor St.; James J. Lawson, Pres., k Woodrow Wilson Ct.; Howard A. Sanborn, F.S.T., 30 Main St., Wilmington; Bus. Off., 257 Portland St., Tel. Ki 7-U221. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 155 (General Latex & Chemical Corp.). Last Sat., 10. 30 A.M., 257 Portland St.; Peter Bacci, Pres., 302 Hurley St.; William Lewis, Sec, 298 Windsor St. SHEET METAL WORKERS INT'L. ASSN. NO. 123. 3rd Tues., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St.; Richard E. Holbert, Pres., 27 Mallon Rd., Dorchester; Paul R. White, B.A., 28 River St., Quincy. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 195 (IND) (City Employees). First Mon., McCusker Center, Inman St.; James F. Tierney, Pres., 196 Richdale Ave.; Joseph Hurley, F.S., 1U5 Larch Rd.

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STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 602 (City Employees). Last Wed., Hotel Commander, 16 Garden St.; Joseph F. Tichanuk, Pres., I46 Locke St.; Leroy H. Johnson, R.S., 20 Hingham St.

NO. 612 (Public Works Dist. No. U). Last Thurs. , Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St., Boston; James A. Broyer, Pres., Bus. Rep., 28 V.F.W. Pkwy., W. Roxbury; James W. Monagle, S.T., 10 Bennett St., Medford; Bus. Off., 152 Bowdoin St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-8260. NO. l6ll (School Dept.). 2nd Tues., k P.M. , War Memorial Hall, 1700 Cambridge St.; Anthony Veno, Pres., 17 Allen St.; Joseph Dynan, S.T., 26 Dana St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Catherine 0' Callahan, Sec, 20

Central Rd. , Somerville. UPHOLSTERERS NO. i|21 (Bedding Wkrs.). Quarterly, at Bus. Off., 686 Mass. Ave., Tel. Tr 6-0050; Joseph Antonellis, Pres., 1*2 Chapman St., Watertown; C. Alfred Severino, F.S.,B.A. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 560 (Casket Makers - Furniture Wkrs.). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 686 Mass. Ave., Tel. Tr 6-0050; Vincent Carbone, Pres., 120 Pearson Rd., Somerville; C. Alfred Severino, B.A. UTILITY WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 392 (Cambridge Electric Light Co.). Uth Mon., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St.; John W. Stead, Jr., Pres., l5a Church Ave., Woburn; John R. Clover, R.S., 12 Oak St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 30U Main St., Tel. Un U-8899.

CANTON

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1520. First Sun., American Legion Hall, Washington St.; Russell Jenkins, Pres.; Daniel J. Berardi, S.T., 612 Chapman St. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 8U8 (Groveton Stationery Co.). On Call, 3.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Washington St.; Kay Lowell, R.S., Glen Echo Rd., Stoughton; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., k7 Garden St., Maiden. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 573 (Plymouth Rubber Co.). First Sun., 3 P.M., Canton Town Club, Bailey St.; William Ferriera, Pres., 67 Burrill Ave., Bridgewater; Donald Estabrook, Sec, 2kS Rockland St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1517 (Mass. Hospital School). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Morrison Hall, Randolph St.; George E. Andrews, Pres., 2k Indian Rd., Holbrook; Margaret Guiles, Treas., 2? Leonard St. CHARLTON

TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. IJk (Charlton Woolen Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Grange Hall, Charlton City; Mrs. Mernie Provo, Pres., 300 Stafford St., Worcester; William N. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd., Webster; Bus. Off., 10k Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719.

CHELSEA

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 89U. Uth Mon., Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Anthony Petillo, Pres., 212 Revere St., Revere; Michael A. Vigliotte, S.T., 9 Everett Ave. EUILDING WRECKERS NO. 11*21. First Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. k, U53 Broadway, Tel. Tu U-7282; Stanley J. Trocki, S.T., 23 Chestnut St.; Arnold Rabinovitz, B.A., Sk Clark Ave. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2211k (Wool Sorters and Strippers). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Benjamin Hurwitz, Pres., Ik Clsrk Ave.; Sydney Finkelstein, F.S.T.,B.A., 71 Bellingham St.

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DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 21*903 (Forbes Lithograph Mfg. Co.). First Tues., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 910 Broadway; James J. Glennon, Pres., 967 Broadway; Ethel M. Laidlaw, F.S.T., 370 Crescent Ave. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 11+99 (Smithcraft Corp.). 3rd Mon., U.30 P.M. , American Legion Hall, Shurtleff St.; Joseph J. Mastrangelo, Pres., 1135 South St., Tewksbury; Valentine 1 Callahan, F.S., 106 Spencer Ave. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 937. 2nd Tues., Where Called; James J. Hanlon, Pres., 39 Hancock St.; Robert J. Denning, R.S., 96 Marlboro St.

GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12266 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Samuel Cabot, Inc.). First Mon., 5 P.M., Lunch Rm., 230 Marginal St.; John E. Olson, Pres., 25 Suffolk St.; Joseph H. Ludlow, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 22 (IND) (Chelsea Naval Hospital). On Call, at Hospital; John M. Casiello, Pres., 238 Princeton St., E. Boston; Charles J. Cogin, Treas., ll; Pond St., Hyde Park. PAINTERS NO. 623. First Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 15 3 Broadway; Israel

Zablotsky, Pres., 21 County Rd. ; Hyman Stern, Treas., 236 Kelton St., Brighton.

PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 918 (Thomas Strahan Co. ) (Wallpaper Wkrs.). First Wed., Moose Hall, Cary Ave.; William N. Ells, Pres., U6l Crescent Ave.; Victor Beals, R.S., 32 White St., E. Boston. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 209 (American Biltrite Rubber Co.). 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 1^3 Broadway; Joseph Leone, Pres., U6l Crescent Ave.; George Geier, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6662. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 18. 3rd Thurs., U.30 P.M., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St., Everett; William Baptista, Pres., 17 Gilway St., Saugus; Vera Harwood, R.S.T., 93 Linden St., Everett; Bus. Off., Rm. 11+7, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2237 (Scrap Metal Handlers). 3rd Wed., Labor Lyceum Hall, US3 Broadway; Samuel Kurland, Pres., 92 Bellingham St.; Frederick H. Clark, F.S., 23 Charles St., Lynn. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. OF NO. 13U0. On Call; John J. Mahoney, Pres., 106 Sagamore Ave.; Ethel Tzizik, R.S., 77 Congress Ave. TEXACO, INC., ASSN. FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS FOR EMPLOYEES OF (IND) (N.E. Div.).

Quarterly, Where Called; Dennis J. Lyons, Pres., Novelty Rd. , Warwick, Rhode Island; George H. Reid, Treas., 96 Webster St., Randolph. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 382 (Everlastik, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 3 P.M., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 910 Broadway; Alton M. Hodgman, Dir., Pelham Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire; Ralph D. Arivella, B.A., 95 Greenfield St., Lawrence; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U68 (Beacon Wiper Supply Co.). 3rd Tues., 5 P.M., Workmen's Circle Center; Alton M. Hodgman, Dir., Pelham Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire; Ralph Arivella, B.A., 95 Greenfield St., Lawrence; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. WALL PAPER WORKERS (See Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Wkrs. No. 918)

CHESTER

DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 23980 (Cortland Grinding Wheel Corp.). First Tues., Town Hall, Middlefield St.; Philip Pease, Pres., Hampden St.; Robert Morrissey, S.T., Huntington Rd. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2hhQ0 (Hamilton Emery & Corundum Co.). First Mon., U.30 P.M., Shipping Rm. at Plant, Middlefield St.; Charles Sherwood, Pres., East Otis; Harold Besancon, R.S.

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BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 199. 3rd Tues., Union Canadian Hall, 35§ Center St.; Joseph St, Germain, Pres., 12 Asinof Ave.; Alphonse Breault, S.T.,B.A., 55 Providence St., Chicopee Falls. BARTENDERS, HOTEL, MOTEL, CAFETERIA AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 116. Last Sun., 10 A.M., Where Called; John L. Fessia, Pres.; Edward Wall, S.T., Bus. Mgr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 218, h9 Springfield St., Tel. 598-8226. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 1851 (A.G. Spalding Bros., Inc.). First Fri., at Bus. Off., I4O8 Meadow St., Willimansett, Tel. Je 3-6SU8; Bernard Lafleur, Pres., 66 Mary St., Alden- ville; Alexander Stefanik, B.A., 122 Wheatland Ave., Chicopee Falls. BREWERY WORKERS NO. lUl (Hampden-Harvard Brewing Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35? Center St.; Thomas Welch, Pres., 2U8 Oak St., Holyoke; Charles W. McCracken, R.S., 9k Chicopee St. CARPENTERS NO. 685. First Wed., Union Canadian Hall, 35| Center St.; George M. Harnois, Pres., 2k Ross Ave., Fairview; Rodney L. Schenk, R.S., 137 Jacob St., Fairview. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 8U5. On Call, at Bus. Off., 221 Dwight St., Tel. Re 2-7970; Andrew Palpini, Pres., 71 Upper Beverly Hills, W. Spring- field; Herman Greenberg, B.A. CORRUGATED BOX WORKERS (See Printing Pressmen No. h30) ELECTRICAL WOEKERS NO. 926. Uth Wed., 7 P.M., Pulaski Hall, 13 Norman St., Willimansett; Walter Shewchuk, R.S., U3 Barby Ave., Fairview; William Murray, B.A., 382 Cherry St., Holyoke. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1500 (F.W. Sickles Div. of General Instrument). 2nd Tues., h P.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35t Center St.; Louise A. Moran, R.S., llU Newbury St.; Truman Huntley, Bus. Mgr., 23 Bettswood Rd., E. Longmeadow; Bus. Off., 10 Center St., Tel. Ly 2-0577. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. OF NO. 1005 (IND) (Westover Air Force Base). Quarterly, First Tues., Where Called; Harold K. Dobbs, Pres., 89 Massasoit St., Springfield; Ramona Delworth, Treas., U5 Garden St., Springfield. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. OF NO. 31 (IND) (Westover Air Force Base). On Call, Monthly; Roland Cote, Pres., hZ Pheland St., Springfield; John R. Ziemba, S.T., 12 Fisher St., Chicopee Falls. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 115 (Lawrence Hat Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., St. Stanislaus Hall, 21 Chestnut St.; John Roberts, Pres., 3321 Main St., Springfield; Edwin Erwin, B.A., 9 Hamilton Rd., Woburn. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 116 (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Restaurant Employees) LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF BR. 61jl (Chicopee Falls). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Community Center, 110 Church St., Chicopee Falls; Alphonse Dupuis, Pres., 73 Maple St., Chicopee Falls; Anthony J. Budd, R.S., 190 Champagne Ave. LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF BR. 757. 2nd Tues., 3.30 P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, 100 Center St.; John Ryan, Pres., 31 Pearl St.; John Rodolakis, R.S., 232 Hampden St. MACHINISTS NO. Hi20 (Hassett Lodge). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Home, 77 East St., Chicopee Falls; Frank L. Patterson, Pres., hS Leland Dr., Springfield; James Harkins, B.A., 39 Belvidere Ave., Feeding Hills; Bus. Off., 97 Elm St., Westfield, Tel. Lo 8-0995. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. U67 (Production Pattern & Foundry Co.). First Fri., V.F.W. Hall, 37U Front St.; Emil Nowak, Pres., 8 Clover Ave.; John T. Connors, F.S., 165 Chicopee St. OFFICE EMPLOYES NO. 228 (Savage Arms Corp.). First Wed., American Legion Hall, 77 East St., Chicopee Falls; George Dawson, Pres., 15 Hiram Ave., Spring- field; Adella J. Strycharz, S.T., 23 Hilton St., Chicopee Falls. OFFICE EMPLOYES NO. 269 (A.G. Spalding & Bros., Inc.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 37U Front St.; Eugene X. Pelletier, Pres., 33 Leclair Terrace; Gilbert H. LaV alley, S.T., 112 Grape St.

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PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES NO. 30 (IND) (Hampden-Harvard Breweries, Inc.). Uth Tues., 2 P.M., Watchmen's Office, at Plant, U5 No. Chicopee St., Williman- sett; William J. Gilboy, Pres., 20U Locust St., Holyoke; Hubert B. Fassett, F.S.T., 21 Cedar St., Springfield. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. 785 (Chicopee Falls). Quarterly, 3rd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Community Center, 110 Church St., Chicopee Falls; William Redfern, Pres., 12 Emery St., Willimansett; Francis O'Connor, R.S., 7 Ward St., Chicopee Falls. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. 1906. First Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 37U Front St.; William Mo ran, Sec., P.O. Box 115; Thomas Moreau, Treas., P.O. Box 115. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. U30 (Printing Specialties & Paper Products Union) (Corru- gated Box Makers) (N.E. Container Co.). 3rd Sun., Pulaski Hall, 13 Norman St., Willimansett; Richard E. Murray, Pres., 36 Sheridan St., Chicopee Falls; Joseph Myslinski, S.T., UU9 Riverside Dr., Willimansett. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 11 (Fisk Div., U.S. Tire Co.). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., 131 Church St., Chicopee Falls, Tel. Ly 2-0085; James J. Reilly, Pres., 366 Worcester St., Indian Orchard; Howard Jenkins, Sec, 251 Cortland St., Springfield. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1129 (City Kmp. ). 3rd Wed., Cavalier Restaurant, Chicopee St.; Joseph Bucalo, S.T., 22 Sherwood St.; John Fenton,

B.A., Palmer Rd. , Monson. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. lUU (Chicopee Mfg. Corp., Chicopee Falls). Uth Sun., Polish National Home, Grove St., Chicopee Fallsj Ferdinand Mruk, Pres., 5U Circle Dr., Chicopee Falls; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlow; Bus. Off., U66J Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. CLINTON

AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. 58 (Electric Storage Battery 06., Ray-O-Vac Div.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Savoia Hall, 61 Mechanic St.; Jennie Krysiak, Pres., Meeting House Hill, Sterling; Anne Davidson, F.S.T., 16U Prescott St. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 652. 3rd Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Savoia Hall, 6l Mechanic St.; John Reardon, Pres., 363 Church St.; George Giansanti, S.T., 3U7 Main St. CARPENTERS NO. 858. Uth Thurs., Savoia Hall, 6l Mechanic St.; Dennis W. Morrison, F.S.T., 8 Central Ave., Sterling Jet.; Joseph Kinnarney, B.A., 238 Main St., Marlboro. CEREAL WORKERS INDEPENDENT UNION, CLINTON (Van Brode Milling Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Allen St.; Robert Shortsleeve, Pres., U3 Fitch Rd.; Frances Richter, R.S., Spruce St. COLONIAL CRAFT GUILD (IND) (Colonial Press, Inc.). On Call; Leon Turmaine, Pres., 7 Blossom St.; Francis E. Underwood, S.T., Highland St., Berlin. COLONIAL PRESS, INC., EMPLOYEES UNION OF (IND). Bi-monthly, Sun., On Call, 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Allen St.; Stanley Novak, Pres., Oak Ct.; Floyd C. Snipes, Treas., Old Common Rd., Lancaster. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 199. Quarterly; John Comerford, Pres.; George Pellerin, S.T., 39 Lane Ave. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. U6 (See Framingham) STEFLWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (See Palmer) TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1059 (Wovencraft, Inc.). On Call; Thomas Reardon, Pres., llU Highland St.; William N. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd., Webster; Bus. Off., 10U Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 357. Uth Thurs., Liberty Club, 203 Church St.; Napthew Donnini, F.S.T., lU Barrett St.; Daniel Downey, B.A., 90 Oakland St., Methuen.

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LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3783. On Call; Frederick Piepenbrink, Pres., Sec, 150 No. Main St.

CONCORD

CARPENTERS NO. 1593. First Thurs., 3rd Fl., 3 Main St.; John Home, R.S., West Bare Hill Rd., Harvard; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 25>1 Washington St,, Newton.

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1187. 2nd Mon., h P.M. , Swing Rm., Post Office, Walden St.; Anthony J. Pagano, Pres., 1;2 Central St., W. Concord; Francis Callahan, R.S. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 1*66 (Concord Foundries, Div. of Scott & Williams). On Call, 3rd Sat., 10.30 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq., Lowell; Anthony Gedaminsky, F.C.S., 51 Richfield St., Dorchester; John Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1*29 (Mass Correctional Institution). kth Tues., Where Called; John B. Flynn, R.S., 226 Commonwealth Ave., W. Concord; James Hollenkamp, Leg. Agt., 228 Commonwealth Ave., W. Concord.

D A L T N

TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 213 (E.D. Jones Corp.). First Tues., Polish Falcon Club, 32 Bel Air Ave., Pittsfield; John W. Namislo, Pres., Box 21, State Rd., Great Barrington; Thomas V. Driscoll, C.S., h09 Fenn St., Pittsfield.

D A N V E R S

CARPENTERS NO. llUU. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, Maple St.; Francis L. Bailey, F.S., 1 Brookside Ave.; Joseph McComiskey, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WKRS., INT'L. NO. 22l* (Vulcan Electric Co.). On Call; Alma P. Robicheau, F.S.T., 83 Maple St.; Donald Ouimette, Jr., Ch. Steward, Margin St., Peabody. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 700 (State Hospital Emp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Employees Cafeteria, at Hospital; Joseph F. Fournier, Pres., Box 33, Hathorne; Weldon Robbins, B.A., 3U Winter St., Newburyport. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1098 (Town Employees). 2nd Tues.,

U.15 P.M., Public Works Bldg. , 95 Hobart St.; Chris Spiliotis, Pres., Fellows St.; Walter F. Skinner, Treas., 5 Pickering Ct. TEACHERS FEDERATION, HATHORNE NO. 1269 (Essex Agricultural & Technical Institute). First Mon., 3. 15 P.M., Extension Hall, at School; Frank P. Costa, Pres., 23 Guild St., Beverly; Nathan H. Clark, Treas., 22U Lafayette St., Salem.

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BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, CEMENT MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 1*2. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., C.L.C. Hall, 1156 Washington St., Norwood, Tel. 769-0711; Kenneth

Towne, Pres., 8 Morse Ave., Norwood; Roy White, ' R.S.T. ,B. A. , k Mountain Ave., Canton. ENVELOPE WORKERS, DEDHAM (See Printing Pressmen No. 52i|) LETTER CARRIERS BR. NO. 761*. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 155

Eastern Ave.; Robert MacRae, Pres., Sunrise Rd. , Westwood; Robert Podolski, R.S., 23 Winthrop St. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 13585 (Dist 50) (IND) (Dedham Water Co.). First Fri., 5 P.M., Pumping Station; Francis E. Corrigan, Pres., 1*28 Pros- pect St., Norwood; Edward F. Flanagan, F.S., 28 Milton PI.

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D E D H A M - Concl'd .

PAPEEMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS , UNITED NO. 120 (Allied Container Corp.). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M. , K. of C. Hall, Readville; Edward Kwiatkowski, F.S., 10 Stafford St.; Edward Moore, B.A., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 5773. 3rd Mon., American Legion Hall, 155 Eastern Ave.; Bradford L. Johnson, Pres., 11 Contentment PI.; Peter J. Onelli, R.S.T., 139 Central Ave. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 52li (Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union) (Boston Envelope Co.). 2nd Tues., 8. 30 P.M., E.D.I. A. Hall, 2U7 Bussey St., E. Dedham; Carleton B. Lund, Pres., II46 Jefferson St.j Alfred 0. Winshman, S.T., k3k East St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6 (Stoughton Garnet ting Corp.). Last Sun., E.D.I. A. Hall, 2hl Bussey St.; James Kindell, S.T., IhkS Washington St., Boston; Kenneth G. Clark, B.A.

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STE5LW0RKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5286 (General Bronze Corp., No. Dighton). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St., Fall River; Robert Jennings, Pres., 131 Thomas St., Fall River; William Strickland, F.S., 29 Beacon St., Fall River. DOUGLAS

TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 267 (Hayward-Schuster Woolen Mills, Inc., E. Douglas). Uth Sun., 1.30 P.M., Union Hall, Main St., E. Douglas; Everett Towle, Pres., Main St., Manchaug; William N. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd., Webster; Bus. Off., 10ii Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 626 (Hayward Woolen Co., Einiger Mills, E. Douglas). 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Union Hall, Main St., E. Douglas; Jacob Stahl, Pres., Ledge St., Manchaug; William N. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd. Webster; Bus. Off., 10h Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. DUDLEY

DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 209l*l (See Webster) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. U80 (Dudley Valley Local) (West Dudley Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Fireman's Hall, Quinebaug, Connecticut; Stanley J. Zlotnick, Pres., 37 Dresser St., Webster; Albert E. Frissell, F.S.T., Healy Rd.

EAST LO NGMEADOW

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 226 (R.E. Phelon Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., American Legion Hall, Crane Ave.: Vernon T. McQueston, Pres., 131 Ely Ave., W. Springfield; Frank Roda, R.S., 779 No. Branch Pkwy., Spring- field. STFELWOPKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5865 (Rafferty-Brcwn Steel Co., Inc.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., 221 Dwight St., Springfield; John J. Kennedy, R.S., 17 Jon- quil Dr., Springfield; Michael L. Ryan, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. PI 6-3577.

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CARPENTERS NO. 1372. 2nd Fri., Pulaski Hall, 79 Maple St.; Arthur Thorien, Pres., 133 Ferry St,; William Tunis, R.S.,B.A., 51 Mt. Tom Ave. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 523 (Lesnow Mfg. Corp.). First Mon., Pulaski Hall, 79 Maple St.; Adelle Picard, S.T., 50 Union St.; Herman Greenberg, B.A.j Bus. Off., 130 So. Main St., Fall River, Tel. Os 3-OU81. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.:

NO. 210 (Gould National Battery, Nicad Div. ). First Wed., k P.M., American Legion Hall, 190 Pleasant St.; Bernard Archarabeault, Pres., 90 Graves Ave., Northampton; Marguerite Larouche, F.S., 36 Holyoke St. NO. 273. First Sun., American Legion Hall, 190 Pleasant St.; Donald F. Santaniello, Pres., 55 Briggs St.; Edward A. Tanski, R.S., 16 First Ave. NO. 276 (Advertising Corp. of America). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 190 Pleasant St.; Wilfred Thibodeau, Pres., 56 Loudville Rd. James R. McKay, F.S.T., 39 Leino Terrace, Florence; Bus. Off., Ionic Hall, 69 Main St., Tel. 2816. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 969. On Call; Lawrence H. King, Pres., kh Holyoke St.; Robert Schwartz, S.T., 5 Sunset Ave. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3557. On Call; James C. Boulanger, S.T., 23 West St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 385 (IND). On Call; Edward H. Laprade, Pres., U3 Briggs St.; Stanley V. Suleski, Jr., S.T., 75 Garfield Ave.

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INDUSTRIAL TRADES UNION OF AMERICA (Ames American Local) (IND). On Call, at Bus. Off., 53 Federal St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island, Tel. Po 2-3950; Octave Silva, Jr., Pres., 228 Railroad St., Manville, Rhode Island; Edward Kendra, S.T., 151 Church St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2782 (Belcher Malleable Iron Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., U.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Depot St., So. Easton; Alton E. Murphy, Pres., 20 Windsor Ave., Brockton; Joseph A. O'Neill, Treas., 22 Hart St., Taunton.

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PAPERMAKERS AND PA PERWORKER S , UNITED NO. 59U (Pioneer Valley) (Erving Paper Mills, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Ik Water St., Orange; Dale W. Lewis, Pres., 115 Fountain St., Orange; Gilbert Hallett, F.S.T., 187 Daniel Shay St., Athol.

EVERETT

CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 57 (Monsanto Chemical Co.). 3rd Wed., Marine Corps League Hall, U25a Broadway; Thomas F. Sullivan, Pres., 29 Bucknam St.; Christopher McGrath, F.S.T., 21 Cleveland Ave., Woburn. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2311*9 (L.J. Barwood Mfg. Co.). Monthly, the 11th, Schano Club, Main St.; Guy Testa, Pres., 707 Winthrop Ave., Revere; Muriel Poirier, F.S.T., 19 Edith Ave. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2351*5 (Monsanto Chemical Co., Watchmen). On Call, Gate House, at Plant, Chemical Lane; Albert Delgratto, Pres., 31 Orange St., Roslindale; William J. Colvin, S.T., 30 Ward St., No. Woburn. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 201 (See Lynn)

73 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

EVERETT - Concl'd .

EVERETT REFINERY INDEPENDENT UNION (Esso Standard Div. of Humble Oil Refining Co.). On Call, at Bus, Off., 30 Beacham St.; Robert F. Slarain, Pres., 26 Jefferson St., Winthrop; William H. Clifford, S.T., 215 Garfield Ave., Revere. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) GAULIN EMPLOYEES UNION (IND) (Manton & Gaulin Mfg. Co., Inc.). 3rd Wed. (Jan., Apr., July, Nov.), U.15 P.M., Moose Hall, 7 Ferry St.; Michael Kody, Pres., 9 Park St., Lynn; Edward J. Helein, R.S., 115 Ontario St., Lynn. KYANIZE SHOP ASSOCIATION (IND) (Kyanize Paints, Inc.). Quarterly, 2nd Tues., h P.M., Locker Rm., at Plant, llii Second St.; William Newell, Pres., 1U0 Hancock St.; Charles Florentine, Treas., U5 Uphara St., Maiden. MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 1397U (Dist 50) (IND). On Call; Charles Smythe, Pres.; Charles Lyons, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 1U835 (Dist 50) (IND). On Call; Ronald Roberts, Pres.,

87 Bancroft Ave., Reading; Charles Lyons, B.A. ; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 8-283 (Mystic Steamship Co., Everett Terminal). 3rd Mon., Veteran Fire- man's Hall, 535 Second St.; John Savosik, Pres., Ill Orange St., Chelsea; John Sievens, S.T., 125 Francis St. NO. 8-323 (Carpenter-Morton Co.). Uth Tues., 5 P.M., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St.; Carl A. Mansfield, Pres., 129 Congress Ave., Chelsea; David Abrams, B.A., 9 Parkvale Ave., Allston. NO. 8-U22 (West Paint & Varnish Co.). First Mon., U.I4O P.M. and 5.10 P.M.,

1755 Revere Beach Pkwy. ; William R. Martin, Pres., 3 Woodhill Rd. , Burling- ton; Alfred Barteaux, R.S., 115 Fremont St. NO. 8-U810 (Bri-Mar Paint Co.). 2nd Mon., 5.15 P.M., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St.; Robert F. Glavin, Pres., 10 Reed Ave.; David Abrams, B.A., 9 Parkvale Ave., Allston. PAINTERS NO. i|00. 3rd Wed., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St.; Peter Bax, Pres., 30 Broadway, Lynn; Chester Bailey, F.S., 9 Goodhue St., Maiden. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 2 (See Lynn) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 580-A (Novelty Paper Wkrs.) (Metropolitan Lithograph & Publishing Co.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W.

Hall, Broadway; Beatrice Lumia, Pres., 1|1 Neptune Rd. , E. Boston; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 585-A (Boslea Wkrs.) (Bunny Bear, Inc.). 2nd Thurs., Italo Balbo Club, West St.; Albert Shea, Pres., 510 Mystic Ave., Somerville; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-6535. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 13ii3 (Public Welfare Dept.). 2nd Wed., h P.M., City Hall, Broadway; William S. O'Keefe, Pres., 132 Hancock St.; Sarah C. Herbert, S.T., 63 Bryant St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NOTE: All locals meet at Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St. NO. 21*31. 3rd Fri.; Manuel Weiner, Pres., 17 Bridge St., Lexington; Nathan Freedman, R.S., 8U Hawthorne St., Chelsea. NO. 2825. First Mon., 7.30 P.M.; Kenneth C. Johnston, F.S., 176 Bucknam St.; John Horan, B.A., 1U86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. NO. 3932 (Sexton Can Co.). 2nd Mon.; William Fitzgerald, V.P., k Fourth St., Medford; Ann Bartolo, F.S., 7 Oliver St, TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. OF NO. Ik9 (See Lynn)

71* LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FAIRHAVEN

DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 239U7 (Atlas Tack Corp.). First Sun., Recreation Hall, at Plant, Pleasant St.; Walter Healey, Pres., 46 Norman St., New Bedford; Walter Rebello, S.T., 33 Oak St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1708. Last Mon., 7 P.M. , Where Called; Robert T. Mendes, Pres., 118 Norman St., New Bedford; Nickolas Leshyk, R.S., 18 John St.

FALL RIVER

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 331. Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., Home of S.T.; M. Sicilia, Pres., 1157 Pleasant St.; Arthur A. Gauthier, S.T., 5u No. Main St. BARTENDFRS NO. 99. First Sun., 11 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 2hX Bedford St.; Charles J. Cavanaugh, S.T., 92 Warren St.; John A. Cleary, B.A. , 228 Wash- ington St. BREWERY WORKERS NO. 137 (Enterprise Brewing Co.). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., at Brewery, 91 President Ave.; Norman Lavoie, Pres., ll;0 Harrison Ave., Somer- set; Raymond E. Boulanger, F.S., U8 Brightman St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 11. Mon., V.F.W. Hall, Bedford St.; Charles Hannaway, Pres., 230 Cedar Ave., Portsmouth, Rhode Island; George

J. Carpenter, F.S.,B.A. , 389 Field St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 610. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 3Ul So. Main St., Tel. Os 3-0080; Serafin Rodriques, Pres., 1693 Riverside Ave., Somerset; Louis Alexander, S.T., 6ll No. Underwood St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 678 (Waste Material Sorters, Trimmers and Scrap Iron Wkrs.) (L. L. Cohen Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., Sportsmens Hall, Front St., Providence, Rhode Island; Clarence Silvia, Pres.; Donald Perkins, F.S., 91 Hospital St., Providence, Rhode Island. CARPENTERS NO. 1305. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2Ul Bedford St., Tel. Os 2-6612; Raymond Abbott, Pres., 987 Wilson Rd.; Ernest A. Dion, Treas.,B.A., 7 Ronald Ave., Somerset. CEMETERY WORKERS NO. 683. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Franco -American Vets Hall, 32 Sixth St.; Urbaine Carpentier, Pres., 68 Barnes St.; Louis Correia, Sr., R.F.S., 17 Canonicus St. CITY EMPLOYEES NO. 1116 (See State, County and Municipal Employees) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 177. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 31, 130 So. Main St., Tel. Os 3-O48I; Elinor Souza, F.S.; Alvaro Ferreira, B.A., USU Tower St. CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS (See Building Laborers No. 610) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 211*93 (Textile Material Shippers and Clerks) (Arkwright Warehouse Corp.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, 812 So. Main St.; Adeliro Tories, Pres.: Joseph Rivard, S.T., U6 McDonald St. DRAWING-IN, KNOT TIERS AND WARP TWISTERS ASSN. (See Textile Workers, Independent)

ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U37 . hth Fri., at Bus. Off., 627 So. Main St., Tel. Os U-2U32; David Bishop, Pres., 126 Stanley St.; Raymond L. Mo ran, 3us. Mgr., U2 Main Rd., Tiverton, Rhode Island. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-1U65 (Fall River Electric Light Co.). 2nd Thurs., Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St.; Anthony Imbriglio, Pres., 2h9 Austin St.; Henry Paul, Jr., B.A., 201 Dillon Lane, Swansea. ENGINEERS, HOISTING AND PORTABLE (See Boston) FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 131a. First Wed., Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St.; William Partington, Pres., 27 Pleasant View; Harry Oldrid, S.T., 2 Wiley St. FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 159 (Harvey Probber, Inc.). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Portuguese-American War Vets Hall; Americo Ramos, Pres., 32 Florence St.: Joseph Correia, S.T., 186 Jefferson St.

75 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

FALL RIVER - Cont'd .

GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 178. 3rd Hon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Garment Wkrs. Hall, Garment Wkrs. Sq., Tel. Os U-5762; Ralph A. Roberts, Mgr., 175 Hemlock St.; Daniel J. McCarthy, Robert Fontaine, Frank Pereira, Cecilia Leshyk and Joseph Lanzillij B.A's. HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WKRS. (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty

Wkrs. No # 65) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 29 (Mervin Hat Corp.). Quarterly, Teamsters Hall, 3^1 So. Main St.j John Megna, Pres., 193 Mt. Hope Ave.; Normand Brulotte, F.S.T., 896 New Boston Rd. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 121. Quarterly, 7.30 P.M., Teamsters Hall, 3U1 So. Main St.; Antone Andrade, F.S.T., 217 Globe St.; Edwin Erwin, B.A., 55U Main St., Worcester. HOD CARRIERS (See Building Laborers) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 21. 3rd Thurs., 11 A.M., 38U Spring St.; John L.

Conlon, Pres., IO63 New Boston Rd. ; Charles Ross, R.S., 327 Quincy St. LATHERS NO. 139. 2nd Mon., St. John's Athletic Club, 1365 Rodman St.; Herve Charest, R.S.T., U63 Osborn St.; Leon Fournier, B.A., 25 Sherbrook Rd., No. Dartmouth. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WKRS. NO. 65 (Luggage Makers). Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., Ik Third St.; Ernest Jean, Pres., 29 Anthony Ave., Swansea; Manuel Medeiros, S.T., 592 Alden St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 5l. 2nd Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office; William Cowan, Pres., 213 Hamlet St.; Francis J. Pelletier, Sec, 362 West- hill Ave., Somerset. LONGSHOREMEN (See Local No. 1U13 in New Bedford) LOOMFLXERS (See Textile Workers, Independent) MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. U8 (Rothwell Foundry). 3rd Tues., Portuguese Republican Club, Lindsey St.; Edward O'Malley, C.R., 303 Collette St., New Bedford; John J. Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. h2h. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 2Ul Bedford St.; James Garvey, Pres., 108 Warren St.; Thomas Nasser, F.S., 922 Robeson St. MUSICIAxNS NO. 216. 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1*20, Academy BQdg., So. Main St., Tel. Os 8-5321; Alcide H. Breault, Pres.,B.A., Il6l Stafford Rd.; Edward J. Gahan, S.T., 2kO Third St. PAINTERS NO. 75. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 2ia Bedford St., Tel. Os 5-77U5} Raymond Clement, R.S., 171 Hunter St.; Arthur Mello, F.S.,Bus. Rep., 158 Raymond St. PLUMBERS NO. 135. First Mon., Carpenters Hall, 2l|l Bedford St.; Francis Roarke, Pres., 293 Kilburn St.; Daniel J. McCarthy, Bus. Mgr., 612 Charles St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 511. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office; James Simpson, Pres., 11*2 Stafford Rd., Tiverton, Rhode Island; John Viveiros, S.T., 253 Blackstone St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 118 (IND). On Call; Elmer F. Haworth, Pres., 12U1 No. High St.; Thomas W. Newbury, Jr., S.T., 25 Terrace Ave., Tiverton, Rhode Island. RJLP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 1|07 (J. & J. Corrugated Box Corp.). 2nd Sat., 10 A.M., V.F.W. Hall; Theodore Gauthier, C.S., U99 Wood St., Somerset; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 2097 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., 199 No. Main St.; T. L. Ticozin, S.T., 625 Durfee St.; Raymond R. Bachand, B.A., 101 Watuppa Ave., Somerset. RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. 1325. 3rd Mon., Franco-American Hall, Sixth St.; Gilbert R. Howarth, Pres., B. A., I83 Ocean Grove Ave., Swansea; Arthur Souza, F.S.T.,B.A., 100 Orswell St.; Bus. Off., 176 Bedford St., Tel. Os 8-7700. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 26l (Firestone Rubber & Latex Products Co.). Last Sat., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 56 Water St., Tel. Os U-0832; Antone L. Campos, Pres., 2U3 Broadway; Ralph Torchia, Treas., 159 Covel St.

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lssal labsp znzsns

C '.."er.-:erc Ir.de t er.de nt LA3HFB TENTERS ANT HZLFZF3 'See Zextile , , STATE, COUNTY AMD MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1116 (City Employees). First Thurs., 3. .-.?.. Hall, Rock and FranhLin Sts.; Zr.c.-.as S. -aylor, Pres. ,5. A. , 21 harder.

St.; Lauria J. Doucette , S.T., l&h County St. STEAMFTTTERS NO. &j6. Uth Tues., Carpenters Hall, 2U1 BedLfcrd St.; John I. Lord, Pres., 392 Meridian St.; Thomas T. Carreiro, S.T.,3.A., 895 3edford St STZFZ CALIPERS 7NZSN, FALL 7Z7ZP NS. 52. First Sur.., Folisn-Ar.erican Vets HaLL,

iccS Acushr.et Are., New Bedicrc; V.ilfred Maynard, .-res. , Bedford I"., Lake- ville; Robert :. Allair, F.3.7., ~Z Rcgers St., 3c. Sartr.cuth. 3*:. STREET RAZL*AT ZMPLTlfZZS Eastern Mass. Rwy. ; See Boston Local No. 15 3 5 teamsters, ::-iait5t:?.5, v;;zzhsssemen :-.:z hzlz^zz 52c" ,z:z,. 2nd sur.., i: A.M., at Bus. Off., 3^1 So. Main St., Tel. Os 2-381*1; Anthony J. Materia,

3.7. . 15:: Main Hi., Tiverton, Rhode ZsLar.d; Zennie Scsta, 3. A., 721 Sak 3-rcve Ave. TE7LEPHSNZ TRAFFZS VSEI-.iRS, N.F. FE7. Jane Harrison, Sec, 263 C-riffin

TELE?HS:Z >rS.n\ZR3, ZZ'L. 22 (IMC; LN.E. 7eL. it Tel. First Fri., Sens of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St.; Raymond Greeley, Pres., 172 Blackstone St.

TERCL7NAL~ EHF1777ZZ3 A3SSCZATZSN ^IMC] [Shell lil Co.). In SaLL, Monthly, Vnite's

r.estaurar.t, ?.te c, State ?.d., No. V.'esttcrt ; Janes AZ-.cr.d, Pres., Ill Cr.ar- lotte St.; C-ardr.er Seveny, Sec, 5- Scve St., Pert sr. c uth, Rnode Island. textile vzrfzrs, inzefcEM7e;;T:

zrj7/;zn3-zn. fsn:t zzzzlz anz v.arf twisters ass:;. 2nd sat., 2 p.m., at zus. iff.

: 5c No. Main St., ZeL. = 2-3~:L: Zerrard Sartir, .-res.; 2cL S-Lo'oe St . ALiei Lacnance, S.T.,E.A., LL2 Isccrr. St. LCCMFDZZPS, FALL FZVZR. First Sat., 2 P.M., Car-renters HaLl, 3ZS Bedford St.; Zcnat Sagtor, Pres., LL2 Melville St.: Snarles P. MuLLer., R.3.Z. .B.A., 195

Sarfcrd Pd., Nc. '.-.'esttcrt : Bus . Iff., ?-. 1, 29 Trey St., Tel. Ss 2-021. SLA3HZP TINZZRi ANZ HZLPFPS. 2nd Sat., L3 A.M., at Bus. Iff., 5c No. Main St., Tel. Cs 2-5761; Joseph E. Desrosiers, Pres., 175 Tuttle St.; Aldei Lacnance, E.3.,B..A., LL2 Isccm St.

TEXTILE VCFSnCZRS SF AMERICA, 7Z:ZTZZ NS. 19 [Lar.pcrt Converters; ,La.npcrt Co., Inc.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Buono Hall, 162 No. Main St.; Lorraine Bruneau,

Pres., 65 String St.; Hester Z. Luce, F.S.I. , 32 Zussault Sc. IZXZZLE V. SF 2=2 Sterling Sun., PEERS AjZRZSA. 7NZTZZ NS. { File Faeries;. 3rd 10.30 A.M., Monte Pic Hall, 1?Z5 Sc. Main St.; Joseph J. Ar.aral, Pres., 599

ZveLLy St.; HcLani 1. Levescue, Z.S.I. . 52 Mcr.taut St. TEXTILE VZ PEERS JNISN SF AMZPZ3A: NITZ: All LccaLs neet _tn Sun., Mascnie Ter.rle, 153 Nc. Main St.; Edward F. Doolan, Mgr.; Bus. Off., 36U Spring St., Tel. Os 2-3i*01. NO. 1057 (Cox ton Goods) (Pioneer Finishing Corp.). Charles L. Coatings, 3h.; S-.er Lizctte, R.S.

NO. 1201 (Ashvorth Eros., Inc.). Arthur Dupere, Ch. ; Everett J. Walters, Jr., P.S.

NS. 12S_ irerishire -Hathaway, Inc. - PLant "A";. Alfred Correia, Ch. ; Wilfred

Lelievre , - . S

NS. 12 77 Berkshire -Hathaway, Inc. - Plant "E" ! . Manuel Arirade, 7h.; Petty Barretc, P.S. NO. 1208 (Fall River Quilting Co.). Joseph Ferraro, Ch.; John St. Lawrence, R.S.

NS. 1239 (Lover Star.ting 3c. . Pcy S-illette, Cn. ; Alvir. Brown, r..S. N3. 1213 (High Point Facer Bex Sort.;. Posanna Ccr.c, Cr..; Robert Rivest, P.S. NS. 1217 Marlewced Yarn Mills, Iro.[. Fran!-: Henricues, Ch.; Mary Lavrence, P.S.

.- N3. 1223 (Sagancre Kfg. Co.). Joseph erreira, .n. ; Mary Viveircs, P.S.

NO. 1225 (Arkwright Finishing Corp.). Arthur Lafleur, Ch. ; Augustine Costa, P.S.

77 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

FALL RIVER - Concl'd .

TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA - Concl'd.: NO. 1226 (Dure- Finishing Corp,). Kenneth Dufault, Ch.j Nicholas Capone, R.S. NO. 1227 (Newport Finishing Corp.). Joseph Lopes, Ch.; Maurice Costa, R.S. NO. 1229 (Plymouth Printing Co., Inc.). Frank Margarida, Ch. ; Leo Klus, R.S. NO. 1230 (Riveredge Printers, Inc.). James Whalley, Ch. ; John Viveiros, R.S.

NO. 1U83 (Swan Finishing Co., Inc.). Ronald Oliver, Ch. ; Albert LaFlamme, R.S. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 57. 3rd Mon., 1135 No; Main St.; Thomas E. Scanlon, Pres., Ik3 Linden St.; Frank D. Campbell, S.T.,B.A., 133 Elsbree St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. l£k (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 161. First Fri., Carpenters Hall, 2Ul Bedford St.; James H. Sullivan, Jr., Pres., 82 Snell St.; Ernest Mellor, S.T., 888 New Boston Rd. (P.O. Box 11*22) UPHOLSTERERS NO. 79 (Upholsterers and Furniture Wkrs.) (Harvey Probber Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Marchand's Cafe, 76 Brightman St.; John F.M. Dolan,

Pres., 510 Post Rd. , Warwick, Rhode Island; Daniel F. Downey, B.A., 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. QTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NO. 382 (Fall River Gas Co., Plant). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Corte Real Hall, 196 Woodman St.; Albert Rochefort, Pres., 181 Crawford St.; John Ayre, F.S.T., 927 Stafford Rd. NO. 396 (Montaup Electric Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., St. Jean Baptiste Hall; John D. Pettine, Pres., Hood St., Somerset; Leonard J. Berube, Treas.,

1*6 Macomber Ave. , Swansea. NO. U31 (Fall River Gas Co. - Distribution Dept.). Uth Thurs., Canadian Club, Jenks St.; Charles Townley, Pres., 72 Pleasantview, Swansea; Nicholas M. Ciarlone, R.S., 330 Davis Rd., No. Westport. WEB PRESSMEN NO. 32. Quarterly, On Call, 207 Pocasset St.; Douglas MacRae, Pres., 26 Roberta Dr., W. Barrington, Rhode Island; Joseph F. Cyr, S.T., 77 Puffer Ave., Swansea.

FALMOUTH

FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1397.* 2nd Mon., 9.30 P.M., Fire Headquarters, 399 Main St.; Lawrence F. Palmer, Pres., Oakwood Ave.; Raleigh Costa, S.T. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED.: NO. 11U2 (Otis Air Force Base and Cape Cod Canal). Quarterly, 11.30 A.M., Otis Air Force Base; J. T. Henry Verville, Pres., UlO Wood St., New Bedford; Clement Sousa, S.T., 1076 County St., New Bedford. NO. 1729 (Fish and Wildlife Service). On Call; Gilbert J. Costa, Pres., Beagle Lane, Teaticket; Elizabeth B. Leonard, S.T., 28 Cahoon Ct. (P.O. Box U25) NO. 18U6 (U.S. Coast Guard, Woods Hole). First Mon., 12 Noon, at Base; Reginald E. Oliver, Pres., Box 509, No. Falmouth; Antone Ribeiro, S.T., H46 Sycanore St., New Bedford. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. NO. 5U (IND) (Otis Air Force Base). Marcy Vic- toria, Pres., Ik Cottage St., No. Westport; Oliva Doyle, S.T., 878 County St. , New Bedford. FITCHBURG

BAKERS (See Worcester) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 28U. Uth Tues., Hotel Raymond, 35 Day St.; Alfred Mittola, Pres., 320 Albee St.; Anthony Pelullo, S.T.,B.A., 27 Fulton St.

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BARTENDERS NO. 97. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., 2 Day St.; Henry Casey, Pres., River St.; Hervey DeLorme, R.S., 2k Norwood Ave., Leominster. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIPBUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 698. 3rd Tues., Turner Hall, h Frankfort St.; Donald Hill, Pres., 199 Depot St.; Louis Rossner, F.C.S.T., U70 Wanoosnoc Rd. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, PLASTERERS AND TILE SETTERS NO. 19. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd.; Vernon H. McGrath, Pres., Theresa St. Ext.; Enzo L. Moretto, F.S.,E.A., Linda St.

• BUILDING LABORERS NO. 39. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Tel. Di 3-9751; Albert J. Gallant, F.S., 89 Euclid St., Gardner; Joseph Carbone, B.A., 177 Belmont St. CARPENTERS NO. 778. First and 3rd Thurs., Eagles Hall, 2h Grove St.; Merville N. Hebert, R.S., 72 Mt. Vernon St.; Thomas Phalen, P. A., 1307 Rindge Rd. CITY EMPLOYEES NO. 810 (See State, City and Town Employees)

CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 309 (Asher Co.). 2nd Mon. ( Jan. , Mar. , May,

Sept.), 7.30 P.M. , Eagles Hall, 2h Grove St.; Regina Berthiaume, Pres., 120 North St.; Manuel Vitale, B.A.; Bus. Off., 9 Main St., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-U270. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 286 (General Electric Co.). Quarterly, On Call, 2.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2U Grove St.; Norman J. Santerre, Pres., 126U Westminster Hill Rd.; Marcel E. Leblanc, F.S.T.; Bus. Off., 22 Grove St., Tel. Di 3-7812. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 290 (Independent Lock Co.). Quarterly, Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 22 Grove St., Tel. Di 2-0552; Nello Zanin, Pres., 20 Hamlin St.; Edward Dauphinais, R.F.S., 11 Norfolk St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 256. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Tel. Di 3-7951; Paul V. Lamkin, Pres., 23U Milk St.; Clarence J. Durkin, R.S., Bus. Mgr., 530 Milk St. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 191 (IND) (B & M Railroad). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., 231 Main St., Maynard; Claude Flanders, Ch. Eng., Mulpus Rd., Lunenburg; Everett R. Chase, S.T., 231 Main St., Maynard.

FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN , LOCOMOTIVE NO. U10 (B & M Railroad). First Sun., 7.30 P.M., Bldg. Trades Hall, 3 Day St.; R. F. Eenere, Pres., 513 Mechanic St.; W. F. Hartford, Local Ch., UU Lawton Ave. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 19U6 (See Worcester) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 5U. 3rd Thurs., 11 A.M., Co-op Bldg., Main St.; James Gannon, Pres., 215 High St., Clinton; Hubert P. Borg, F.S.T., 97 H St. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 83. First Wed., American Legion Hall, Daniels St.; Albert Fiore, Pres., 181 St. Martin St.; Eugene St. Cyr, F.S., 29 Goddard St. LETTER CARRIERS BR. NO. 16. First Thurs., Marconi Hall, 36 Birch St. Passway; Philip Lomaglio, Pres., 133 Payson St.; Pasquale Dellogono, R.S., UO Linden St. MAINTENANCE CF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 160 (B & M Railroad). On Call, Amvets Hall, 731 Main St.; Ralph P. Walsh, Local Ch., 9 Brigham St.; Edward A. Mahoney, S.T., 120 Pleasant St., Leominster. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 1U7. 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Polish-American Hall, 16 Hale St.; Joseph Dunbar, Pres., 500 Princeton Rd.; Chester Congdon, F.S., CP.., Main St., Rutland. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 69O (Fitchburg & Leominster St. Rwy. ). 2nd Thurs., Polish -American Hall, 16 Hale St.; Alexander Svolis, Pres., 92 Maverick St.; Richard W. Evans, F.S.T., 666 No. Main St., Leominster. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS (See Theatrical Stage Employees)

MUSICIANS NO. 173. 2nd Sun. (Mar., June, Sept., Tec), 3 P.M. , Turner Hall, U Frankfort St.; Edwin H. Holt, Pres.,F.S., Fairview Ave., Ashburnham; Carl F. Lanza, Jr., B.A., 2 Marcello Ave., Leominster. PAINTERS NO. 175. 2nd and Uth Mon., Bldg. Trades Kail, 3 Day St.; Napoleon R. Bennett, R.S., 1U9 Union St., Leominster; Code Willi ngham, B.A., UU Fairview St.

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PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED:

NO. 12 (Fitchburg Paper Co. & Deqotone Products Div.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Recreation Club, River St.; Robert Bourque, Pres., 118 Madison St.; Raymond

Cochran, R.S. , U8 Cedar St. NO. 355 (Rollstone Local) (Louis DeJonge Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., St. Joseph Club, Plymouth St.; Camillo F. Rota, Pres., Flat Hill Rd., Lunenburg; Ronald 0. Butler, F.S.T., 16U Beech St. NO. 372 (Wachusett) (Crocker Burbank & Co., Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., British- American Club, 1 Simonds Rd.; Andrew C. Chesnes, Pres., 73 Causeway Terrace, Leominster; Robert P. Jeffery, S.T., 372 Franklin Rd.

NO. 679 (Falulah Paper Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M. , So. End Nat'l. Club, 13 Market St.; Adelard J. Arsenault, Pres., lU Prospect St., Leominster; John Carluccio, B.A., 185 Blossom St. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 8 (General Electric Co.). On Call; William Kinirey, Pres., 25 Beacon St.; Francis J. Mulkeen, S.T., 776 Water St. PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. 875) PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 92. 2nd Wed., Bldg. Trades Hall, 3 Day St.; Edward Imprescia, R.S., Ul Holman Ave., Leominster; Francis Demers, B.A. 217 West St. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 365 (IND). First Mon., 3.30 P.M., Home of Treas.; Eric J. LeBlanc, Pres., 16 Hobson St.; Armand H. Lozeau, S.T., 61±9 Rollstone St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 292 (Sentinel Printing Co.). 3rd Tues., k P.M., at Plant, 808 Main St.; Ervin W. Gray, S.T., 99 Fitchburg Rd., Townsend. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 93 (B & M). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., 3 Day St.; John W. Morrissey, R.S., Local Ch., 172 Myrtle Ave.; Michael A. Cascio, Treas., 155 Myrtle Ave. R/ILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 106 (B & M and Acme Fast Freight). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Raymond, Day St.; Charles E. Cramm, Pres., School St., E. Templeton; Roland J. Babineau, F.S.T., 1 Canton St. RETAIL, VH OLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 875 (United Plastic Wkrs. (Celluplastics Corp.). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monu- ment Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-6535; Herman Bourque, Pres., 6l Falulah Rd. Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 21*3 (Comfort Slipper Corp.). 2nd Tues., Polish-American Hall, 16 Hale St.; Flora Bates, F.S.T., 957 Main St., Leominster; James DeRosa, B.A., 37 Springvale Ave., Chelsea. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 810 (IND). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Water Div. Office, River St.; Paul A. Leger, Pres., 11 Beech St. Lane; Philip J. Bon Juan, Sec, 10 Spring St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 69O (See Motor Coach Employees) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Gladys Grainger, Sec, 180 Bemis Rd. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 6 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Mon., British- American Club, 1 Simonds Rd.; Ralph L. Johnson, Pres., Mass. Ave., Lunenburg; Robert J. LeBlanc, F.S., 102 U Westminster Hill Rd. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 278 (Fitchburg Yarn Co.). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2h Grove St.; Joseph Zirpolo, Pres., 35 Cliff St.; William N. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd., Webster; Bus. Off., 10k Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1307 (Watatic & Wachusett Spinning Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sun., Eagles Hall, 2h Grove St.; Narcisse Boucher, Pres., 52 Glen Ave.; William N. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd., Webster; Bus. Off., IOI4 Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 86. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., 3 Day St.; George J. Collette, Pres., hlh Main St., Gardner; William H. Moran, F.S.,B.A., U9 Forest St.

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TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 623. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2k Grove St.; Frank A. Coughlin, Jr., Pres., 70 Pine St.; Timothy W. Mylott, S.T., U8 Cabot St. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 322 (Charlton Co., Inc.). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2h Grove St.; Leo H. Jefferson, Pres., 1191 Ashby State Rd. ; Daniel Downey, B. A., 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 3U0 (IND) (Fitchburg Gas

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2U96. On Call; Frank Corliss, Pres., Phillips Lane; Harry Mitchell, R.S.T., 218 East St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 691 (Foxboro State Hospital). 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., at Hospital, Chestnut St.; Forrest W. Faulkner, Pres., 8 Gilmore St.; Helen L. Meehan, Sec, Box 32. FRAMINGHAM

AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. k22 (Amalgamated). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 32 South St., Tel. 872-OlHl; Mero W. Patulak, Pres., 32 West St., Marlboro; Thomas P. Lopriore, F.S.T. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 51. First and 3rd Wed., Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.; Burton A. Carter, R.S., 371 Mt. Wayte Ave.; William McKeown, B.A., 77 Clinton St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 609 (Construction and General Laborers). First Thurs. at Bus. Off., 672 Waverly St., Tel. 873-7162; John V. Merloni, Pres., 191

Fountain St., Ashland; Philip Ottaviani, F.S.T. , 13 Seminole Ave. CARPENTERS NO. 860. First and 3rd Mon., I.O.O.F. Hall, $0 Hollis St.; Vincent Kelly, Pres., 12 Wood Terrace; Russell Benjamin, Treas., 19 Windsor Ave., Natick. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 313. First Mon., 6 P.M., U.A.W. Hall, 32 South St.; Grace Crivello, Sec, 28 Depot St., Milfordj Elliot Klitzman, B.A., h$ Wolcott St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U.

GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (See Worcester) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 75 (Framinghajn Hat Corp.). 3rd Thurs., Union House, 672 Waverly St.; Louis Moffi, Pres., 39 Pond St., Milford; Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. (See Boston Local No. 36) LETTER CARPIERS NO. 33U. On Call; Harry Lombardini, Pres., 51 C St.; Francis A. Daley, Sec, 55 Pin Cushion Rd. MACHINISTS NO. 1973 (Nobscot Lodge) (Dennison Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., 672 Waverly St.; Bert E. Miles, R.S., 28 Dyer St.; Louis Follett, F.S., 33 Highland St. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COMMISSION EMPLOYEES (See State, City and Town Employees No. U6) MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 620 (Boston, Worcester L New York St. Rwy. ). Uth Wed., 10 A.M. and 8 P.M., Community Recreation Center, 2lU Concord St.; Donald E. Dolph, Pres., B. A., 26 Sullivan Ave., Newton Upper Falls; Louis E. Gelina,

F.S.T. , 23 Myrtle St. MUSICIANS NO. 393. First Mon., 1 Hollis St.; J. R. Lynch, R.S.T., 173 Winter St., Ashland; E. H. Magrath, B.A., 50 Beech St. PAINTERS NO. 563. 2nd and Uth Mon,, Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.; Claude Mieras, Pres., Lake Shore Dr., Hopkinton; Ernest M. Empey, R.S.,B.A., 66 So. Main St., Sherborn.

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PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. UU8. 2nd Wed., Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.;

Raymond G. Jubinville, Pres., 33 Londonderry Rd. ; Eugene Byrne, F.S.,B.A., 37 Charles St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 528 (Framingham Specialties and Paper Products) (Dennison Mfg. Co.). First Sat., 9.30 A.M., U32 Waverly St.; Warren L. Legee, Pres.,

B.A. , U5 Harvard St., Natick; John Kiely, S.T., 20 Waban St., Natick.

RAILROAD SIGNALMEN, BRO. OF NO. 127 (B & A). 2nd Thurs. ( Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.),

7 P.M., Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.; K. C. Hoag, Gen. Ch. , R.F.D. 1, Cheshire; H. C. Bailey, F.S.T., 18 Garden St., Auburn. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Boston Local No. 117) RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 52 (Hodgman Rubber Co.). 3rd Mon., Dennison Memorial Hall, 218 Concord St.; Philip W. Morse, Pres., B. A., 31 Eames St.; Dorothy H. Cripps, S.T., 612 Potter Rd. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES MO. U6 (IND) (M.D.C. Emp., Framingham and Clinton). Quarterly, On Call, Moose Hall, U78 Lincoln St.; Ernest Adams, Pres.; Edward C. Toohey, R.S., 103 Highland St., Marlboro. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 711 (Mass. Correctional Institution). 2nd Tues., Staff Home, at Institu- tion; Violet J. Temple, Pres., 663 Waverly St.; Rose Santos, Treas. NO. 938 (Cushing Hospital). 3rd Tues., Recreation Hall, at Hospital, Dudley Rd. ; John J. Keefe, Pres., 1U-B Carlson Rd.; Howard B. Travis, Jr., Sec, 37 Danforth Ct., Saxonville. NO. 1009 (Mass. Dept. of Public Works Foremen and Supervisors). On Call, Monthly, D.P.W. Bldg., Belmont St., Worcester; Harold V. Canty, Pres., 5 Clark Rd., So. Lynnfield; John T. Burns, R.S.T., 173 Bridge Rd., Florence. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYE; ES (See Motor Coach Operators) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Helen Everson, Sec, Hilltop Rd. Hopkinton. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 19 (IND) (N.E. Tel. L Tel. Co.). 2nd Mon., Eagles Hall, Park St.; Benjmain Bartolini, Pres., 869 Concord St.; Enrico T. Bachini, R.S.T., 17 Trafton Rd. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U5 (Roxbury Carpet Co., Saxonville). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, Saxonville; Joseph J. Crosby, Pres.,

Ik Lodge Rd. , Cochituate; William N. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd. , Webster; Bus. Off., 10k Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. FRANKLIN

CARPENTERS NO. 1230. First Fri., I.O.O.F. Hall, 18 Depot St.; Louis DeBaggis, Pres., U5 Milliken Ave.; Arthur C. Woodward, F.S.,B.A., 72 Dean Ave. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1298 (Town Employees). Last Fri., k P.M., Public Works Bldg.; Tebaldo Rovani, Pres., 13 Cottage St.; Anthony F. Mucciarone, Treas., 98 Hill Ave. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. Ul2l* (Thomson National Press). 3rd Mon., V.F.W. Hall, Pond St.; Ralph A. DeLucia, Pres., IJ4O Wachusett St.; George Butiska, B.A. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus. Off., 10ii Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719; Felix P. Damore, Dir.; Acquine Rossi, B.A. NO. 31 (Clark- Cut ler-McDermott Co.). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 18 Depot St.; William Wareham, Pres., 18 Main St. NO. hSk (American Felt Co.). On Call; Joseph Dickens, Pres., 76 Dean Ave. NO. 580 (Buckley & Mann, Inc. and Brown Beach Jacket Div.). On Call; Arthur Dumont, Pres., R.F.D. 1, Lake Hiawatha, Woonsocket, Rhode Island.

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BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 99h. Last Tues. , 7.30 P.M., 126 Parker St.; Donat T. Cormier, Pres., 83 Osgood St.; Peter S. Morris, S.T., 1 Lamont St., Baldwins ville. BARTENDERS (See Fitchburg) BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. UU. 2nd and hth Mon., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, City Hall Ave.; John J. Casey, Pres., B. A., Baldwinsville Rd., Win-

chendon; Norman M. Kelley, F.S.T. , 17 Way St. CARPENTERS NO. 570. First Mon., 7 P.M., Eagles Hall, City Hall Ave.; Malcolm Austin, Pres., 13k High St.; Thomas Phalen, B.A., 1307 Rindge Rd., Fitchburg. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT 'L. NO. 262 (Harrington & Richardson Co.). Bi-monthly, First Wed., 7 P.M. , Furniture Wkrs. Hall, 52 Main St.; Victor Coulombe, Pres., 211 Park St.; Harry Hodgkins, R.S.; Bus. Off., Rm. 11, 290 Central St. FURNITURE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 15U. 2nd and iith Mon. (Quarterly, 3rd Wed.), 7 P.M. and 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Main St., Tel. 632-1111; Grace B. Perry, R.C.S.; Thomas H. Binnall, Bus. Mgr. LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF NO. 7U7. Mon. after 2nd Pay Day, 22 Elm St.; Richard W. Hurley, Jr., Pres., 150 Bickford Hill Rd.; Philip G. Stone, Sec, 72 Maple St. PAINTERS NO. 771. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Salmon Club, 69 Pine St.; Felix Kowlzan, Pres., 81 Leamy St.; W. Alfred Rosvall, R.S.,B.A., Centre St., Ashburnham. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3U59. On Call, Quarterly, American Legion Hall, 22 Elm St.; Lawrence P. Stephano, Pres., 38 Abbott St.; Sigismund Borkowski, S.T., 60 Montvale Rd. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U31 (Mead Container Corp.). First Sat., 5 P.M., Furniture Wkrs. Hall, 52 Main St.; Henry Cormier, C.S., 10 Crawford St.; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire.

STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 5l ( IND ) (City Employees). Last Mon., 7.30 P.M., Pumping Station, off Woodland Ave.; Edward Patnode, Pres., 19 Beech St.; Avery E. Newton, Treas., Ilk Summer St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1371 (State Hospital Emp. ). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, West St.; Marshall Noyes, Pres., So. Ashburnham Rd., Westminster; Howard V. Doyle, B.A., 152 Bowdoin St., Boston.

TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) . Theresa Aucoin, Sec, k3 West St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E. , INC. NO. 337 (IND). 2nd Wed., V.F.W. Hall, Westmin- ster; Robert D. Wetmore, Pres., Hubbardston Rd., Barre; Henry F. Gately, S.T., 69 Priest St., Leominster. GLOUCESTER

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 375. 3rd Thurs., Cooney's Barber Shop; William E.

Burns, Pres., 733 Washington St.; Matthew W. Cooney, F.S.T. , U6 Broadway, Rockport. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, DROP FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 1129. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Fraternity Club, 27 Webster St.; Russell J. Burke, F.S., 389 Western Ave.; Earl Holm, B.A., 102 Granite St., Rockport. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 21. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227; George Moses, Pres., I2J4 Centennial Ave.; Richard Lombard, F.S.T.,B.A., 8 Centennial Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 1263. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227; William Sincavage, Pres., 2 Spring St.; Carmen Capillo, B.A., 66 Harrison Ave. CARPENTERS NO. 910. 2nd and l*th Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227; Walter T. Murphy, Pres., U8 Harrison Ave.; Edward W. Griggs, B. A., Trustee, Mussel Point Rd. CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 6l6 (LePage's, Inc.). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., D.A.V. Hall, 31 Washington St.; Eleanor Nunes, Pres., 32 Concord St.; Thomas J. Abrahamson, F.S.T., Ik Addison St,

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CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 687) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (Branch of Boston Local No. 273) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 689. 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M. , Moose Hall, Pleasant St.; Frances Torrey, Pres., 12 Cedar St.; Michael Armano, B.A., 2k Tyler Rd. No. Andover; Bus. Off., Rm. 309, 316 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 689-9106. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 762. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., School St.; William S. Parsons, Pres., 136 E. Main St.; Albert E. Noble, S.T., 136 Prospect St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1756 (Dept. of Interior - Bureau of Commercial Fisheries). First Mon. , 11. US A.M., State Fish Pier, Parker St.; Richard H. Kippen, Pres., 10 Plum St.; William Murphy, R.S.T., 38 Trask St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 107. 3rd Wed., Seafood Wkrs. Hall, 20 Pierce St.; William J. Garvey, Jr., Pres., Thurston's Pt. Rd.; Everett I. Ercolani, R.S., Ik Cedar St.

MACHINISTS NO. 1083 . First Tues., Gloucester Machine Shop, rear 27 Wharf St.;

Norval Barkhouse, Pres., h$ Holly St.; Laurence E. Davis, R.S. , 129 Prospect St. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (Seafood Wkrs.) (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1170 (Gloucester Auto Bus Co.). 2nd Mon., 8.15 P.M. Garage, I4.8 Bass Ave.; Richard K. Manson, Pres., B. A., 16 High St., Rockport; William F. Hinckley, F.S.T., Gardner Terrace, Gloucester. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, GLOUCESTER (See State, County and Municipal Emp. No. 687) MUSICIANS NO. 32U (Gloucester-Manchester). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., K. of C. Hall, U6 Pleasant St.; Joseph J. Pallazola, Pres. ,B.A., 11 Pearl St.; Alfred M. Tebo, Jr., S.T.,B.A., Fernwood Lake Ave. PAINTERS NO. 176. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227; Herbert C. White, R.S., 56 Granite St.; Edward W. Griggs, B.A., Mussel Point Rd. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. U82. 3rd Tues., Bldg. Trades Hall, 11 Center St.; William Riley, Pres., 7 Plum St.; Frank F. Borge, Jr., F.S.,B.A., 2k Chapel St. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 251 (IND). On Call; John H. Curry, Pres., 22 Eastern Ave.; Paul J. Drohan, Sec, 27 Hartz St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. 88. On Call; Joseph Sampson, Pres., 116 Washington St.; Lester F. Mountain, R.S.T., 122 Maplewood Ave. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 307 (IND). On Call; Gardner H. Marchant, Pres., 13 Mystic Ave.; Robert T. Drohan, R.S.T., 5 Stanwood Terrace. SEAFARERS (Fishermen) (Branch of Boston Local) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 687 (City Employees). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 10U Main St.; John H. Bradford, Pres., 71 Riverdale Pk.; Frederick R. Wonson, Treas., 91 Langsford St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Motor Coach Operators) TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. OF NO. I36I. On Call, 3 P.M., Central Grammar School, Dale Ave.; Gaspar J. Lewis, Jr., Pres., 27 Forest St., Rockport; Roland H. MacCallum, Jr., R.S., k Edgemere Rd., Rockport. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 320 (IND). 2nd Thurs., Moose Hall, Pleasant St.; James F. O'Brien, Pres., Wildon Heights, Rockport; Russell F. Callahan, B.A., Ik Abbott Rd. GRAFTON

FUR AND LEATHER DEPT. NO. U6 (Amal. Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 3 North St., Tel. 839-3U3U; ELenore L. Nault, Pres., B.A., 22 Cross St., So. Grafton; George Griffin, F.S.T., lU Veterans Circle, So. Grafton. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 665 (State Hospital Emp.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Hospital, Westboro Rd. , No. Grafton; Joseph Plichta, Pres., 116 Main St., Milford; John J. Keefe and Joseph Correia, B.A's.

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CARPENTERS NO. 1016. First and 3rd Tues., Daughters of Isabella Hall, 17 Bridge St.; Joseph Arienti, Pres., Gilmore Ave.j Gino Daloni, F.S., Van Deussen- ville Rd.

MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 650 (NY NH). Uth Fri. ( Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Home, So. Main St.; John D. Vigezzi, S.T., 31 Gilmore Ave.; George Bartine, B.A., 179 Prospect St., Lee. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 58U (Monument Mountain) (Rising Paper Co.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Community Bldg., Main St., Housatonic; Edward J. Coleman, Pres., Risingdale, Housatonic; Thomas H. Siok, F.S., Hart St., Housatonic. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Inez Anstett, Sec., Ashley Falls. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1565 (Great Barrington Mfg. Co.). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Home, So. Main St.; James Tracy, Pres., 2h Manville St.; Anna Sullivan, Mgr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 10U, 29 Fenn St., Pittsfield, Tel. Hi 7-7111. GREENFIELD

BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 36. First Thurs., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; James R. McCarthy, Pres., B. A., 80 Ferrante Ave.; Richard E. Staelens, F.S.T., Maple St., Conway. CARPENTERS NO. 5U9. 2nd and Uth Thurs., Moose Hall, 20 School St.; Angelo C. Bruno, Jr., Pres., 31 Cedar St.; Joseph A. Muka, Sr., F.S.,B.A., Leyden Rd. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 27U (IND). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1 Osgood St., Tel. Pr 3-9519; Clifford M. Walsh, Pres., 36| Phillips St.; Mary A. Thompson, F.S., 170 Montague City Rd., Turners Falls. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. l6l. Last T,hurs., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; Arthur G. Prentice, F.S., 52 Newell Pond Rd.; Philip McDonough, Bus. Mgr., 25 Haywood St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 76l. 2nd Fri., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; Donald Faber, Pres., Summer St.; Richard 0. Guy, F.S.T.,Bus. Mgr., 19 Goddard Ave., Turners Falls. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE DIV. 112 (IND) (B & M Railroad). First Sat., 10 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; Edmund J. Parker, Ch. Eng., Phillips St.; Leonard R. Wonsey, Local Ch., Main St., Montague Ctr. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 5U9 (D.W. Wright Lodge) (B & M Railroad). First Mon., 9 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; Elwin N. Swinerton, S.T., 10 Marshall St.; John R. Watson, B.A., Depot St., Bernardston. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 26l. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall; Ameil Drwila, Pres., 73 Smith St.; H. Townsend, S.T., 75 Haywood St. MACHINISTS NO. U8l (B & M Railroad). First Fri., 3.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; John Conroy, Pres., 11*9 Seventh Ave., Troy, New York; Edgar H. Randall, R.S., 52 Silver St. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 3U7 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Fri. (Apr., May, Sept.), 7.30 P.M., vSt. Stanislaus Hall, K St., Turners Falls; Joseph F. Schab, Pres.,R.S., 28 H St., Turners Falls; Walter J. Flis, S.T., 6 Mountain View St., Baldwinsville. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS (See Theatrical Stage Employees) MUSICIANS NO. 621. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Temporarily at Red Rm., Y.M.C.A., l&l Main St.; James J. Gallagher, Pres., l5l Davis St.; Alfred E. Wilson, R.S., B.A., 26 Grinnell St. PAINTERS NO. 8UU- 2nd Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; Frederick F. Grant, F.S., 31 Pickett Lane; Matthew Walsh, B.A., Mills St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMF TITERS NO. i;06. 3rd Thurs. , American Legion Hall, rear Main St.; Erie Mitchell, F.S.T., litf Wisdom Way; George Louden, B.A., 179 Hope St.

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RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. hz6 (B & M). 3rd Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 23

School St. 5 Christopher C. Ford, S.T., 187 Elm St.j Albert H. Lebert, Local Ch. , 21 Oak Courts. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 33 (BO Railroad). Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., Red Rm., Y.M.C.A., U5l Main St.; Thomas R. O'Brien, Pres., 11 Armory St.; Hartley A. Butterfield, F.S.T., 31 Lincoln St. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 687 (Poet Seat Lodge) (B & M). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Home of R.S.T.; F. E. Buckley, R.S.T., U6 Deerfield St.; D. H. Tatro, F.S.,B.A. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 861+ (Public Works List. No. 2). On Call, Polish-American Club, So. Deerfield; Alfred Zewski, Pres., State Rd. So. Deerfield; John H. Wallen, S.T., 226 Prospect St., Northampton. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 161*9 (Town Employees). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Public Works Bldg., 209 Wells St.; Malcolm Phillips, Pres., 175 Chap- man St.; Herman Burdick, S.T., 306 Wells St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Blanche Weston, Sec, Hi Union St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 13 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., American Legion Hall, Off Main St.; Raymond J. Tuttle, Pres., l6U Monson St.; Frederick R. Little, F.S.T., Box 193, Shelburne Falls. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 596. Last Fri., 11 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; Arthur J. Brissette, F.S., 66 Kenwood St.; David Sedgwick, B.A., 6 French King Hghwy.

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PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. Ul3 (Matrix Wkrs.) (Groton Leather- board Co., V/. Groton). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Squannacook Hall, Main St., W. Groton; Milton E. Starr, Pres., Townsend Rd., R.F.D.; Frederic J. Duane, R.S., Elm St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 880 (Hollingsworth & Vose). First Wed., 7 P.M., Squannacook Hall, Main St., W. Groton; Thomas O'Bea, Pres., Highland St., Townsend; Stephen Sczylvian, F.S., 12 Pershing St., Forge Village. HAMILTON

CARPENTERS NO. 876. 3rd Mon., Community House, Bay Rd., So. Hamilton; Wesley H. Towle, R.S., Pine St., So. Hamilton; Joseph P. McComiskey, B.A., 9

Shortell Ave. , Beverly. HANSON

ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. BA-151U. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hanson A. A., Upper Hall, Reed St.; William Estes, R.S., Wampatuck St., Pembroke; Paul Griffin, B.A., Cross St., Halifax.

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WHEELWRIGHT EMPLOYEES UNION, INC. (IND) (Romar Tissue Mills). First Mon., 3 P.M., Home of Pres.; Roger Normand, Pres., 1*8 Maple St., Wheelwright; Minnie E. Morgan, Sec, Ruggles St., Wheelwright.

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BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 391. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Pentucket Club, 111 Main St.; Donald Gaudreau, Pres., 29 Allen St.; Frank R. Garbec, S.T., 39 Fourteenth Ave. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND CEMENT FINISHERS NO. 1?. First Mon., G.A.R. Hall, Court St.; Claude Peabody, Pres., 16 Seventeenth Ave.; John F. Cosio, R.S., Acting B.A., 27 Kensington Ave., Bradford. CARPENTERS NO. 82. First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Main St.; John F. Burns, R.S.,Bus. Rep., Orchard St., Amesbury; Leonard St. Onge, F.S.T., 393 N. Broadway. COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS NO. 1365 (See North Andover) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U70. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., BMg. Trades Hall, 26 Main St.; William A. Hughes, R.S., h39 Hilldale Ave.; F. Walter Aham, B.A., Jackson Way, Newbury. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. NB-989 (Mass. Electric Co., Haverhill, Amesbury and New- buryport). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., G.A.R. Hall, 16 Court St.; Gilbert E. Belanger, Pres., 102 Groveland St.; Romeo Bisi, Bus. Mgr., U8 School St., Groveland. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1011. Last Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, 61; Kenoza Ave.; William Pillsbury, Pres., ip. Bruck Rd.; William Linehan, R.S., 15 Douglas St. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12086 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Haverhill Gas Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., G.A.R. Hall, Fleet St.; James Farley, Pres., Elmira St., Newburyport; Harold W. Wood, S.T., 3 Nineteenth Ave. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) LETTER CARRIERS, NAT'L. ASSN. OF BR. 26. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Pentucket Club, 111 Main St.; Joseph E. Ouellette, Pres., 12 Broad St.; Robert C. Kinsman, R.S., 1 Cottage PI., Bradford; Bus. Off., Federal Bldg., Washington Sq. Tel. 375-56U3. MACHINISTS NO. 527 (Pope Machinery Corp.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 26 Main St.; Joseph Stanvick, Pres., 31 King St.; Leo H. Lacroix, R.S., Rte 1, Box 95, Sweet Hill Rd., Plaistcw, New Hampshire. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 785 (Mass. Northeastern Trans. Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Fire House, Church St., Merrimac; Nelson C. Canney, Pres., 8 Kimball St.; Richard H. Carrow, F.S., 626 Main St. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 397. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, lU Main St.; Arthur F. Metivier, Pres., 316 Hilldale Ave.; Edward M. Foley, S.T.,B.A., 3 Maple Ave. MUSICIANS NO. 302. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., D.A.V. Hall, 2k Main St.; William Fasulo, Pres., B. A., 92 North Ave.; Louis P. Mendelsohn, R.S., 6l Cedar St. PAINTERS NO. 517. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Bldg. Trades Hall, 26 Main St.; George A. Comeau, Jr., F.S.T., 10 Stover Lane; Louis Boisselle, R.S.,B.A., llU Portland St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 20^ (Continental Can Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Polish National Home, 222 Washington Ave.; Clayton Tracy, Pres., 91 Grove St.; Charles Webber, F.S., 10 Cannon Hill Ave., Groveland. PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS NO. 118. First Fri., 8. 30 P.M., 26 Main St.; Michael Amodio, Pres., B. A., 25 Central St.; Salvatore DiSalvo, R.S.T., 73 So. Pleasant St., Bradford. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. U86. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., 26 Main St.; James L. LeBlanc, F.S.T., 26 Allen St.; Curtis Britton, B.A. , 8 Verndale St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 5U0. 2nd Thurs., 8.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 6h Kenoza St.; George Mooshian, Pres., Elm St.; Norman Chabot, S.T., 16 Front

St. , Bradford. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 182 (IND). On Call; Joseph P. O'Brien, Pres.; Francis M. Donovan, F.S.T., 31 Upland Ave., Bradford. ROOFERS NO. 131. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Bldg. Trades Hall, 26 nain St., Tel. Dr 2-U921; William Patriquin, Pres.,R.S., If? Glines St.; Paul J. Francis, F.S.T., 10 Sixth A.ve.

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SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED:

NO. U. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7 P.M. t at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. Dr U-7U05; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr. ,Treas.; Arthur H. Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's. NO. 5 (Stitchers). First and 3rd Mori., 6. 30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. Dr U-7U05; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr.,Treas.; Mary A. Brandolini and Virginia L. Conty, B.A's. NO. 6. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. Dr U-7U05; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr.,Treas.j Arthur H. Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's. NO. 7. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. Dr U-7U05; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr.,Treas.; Arthur H. Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's. NO. 9 (Lasters and Stockfitters). First and 3rd Thurs., 6. 30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. Dr U-7U05; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr.,Treas.; Maurice L. Angelotti, B.A., 8 Northwood Terrace. NO. 12-a (Wood Heel Makers). First Wed., U.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 Merrimack St., Tel. Dr 2-03U1; Clarence Robinson, Pres., U Plummer St.; Leonard

Quested, B.A. , 36 Fairmount Ave. NO. 113 (Counter Makers). 2nd Wed., U.l5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 Merrimack St., Tel. Dr 2-03U1; George Gowen, Pres., lU6l Broadway; Leonard Quested, B.A., 36 Fairmount Ave. NO. U67 (Mixed). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. Dr U-7U05; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr. ,Treas.; Arthur H. Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's.

STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Boston Local No. 1509) TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. U37 (IND) (General). First Sun., 11 A.M., Elks Hall, 2U Summer St.; Clarence E. Gendron, S.T.,B.A.; Leon J. Lefebvre, B.A.; Bus. Off., lU Main St., Tel. Dr 2-U171. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Patricia Parker, Sec, 2U7 Main St., Groveland. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 11 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Thurs., Elk's Hall, Summer St.; William Butler, Pres., 21 Rutherford Ave.; Richard Ullom, R.S., 86 School St., Groveland. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 38I. First Sun., Colonial Theatre, Merrimack St.; Daniel J. Shea, Pres.,S.T., U7 Fourth Ave. (P.O. Box 70); Ernest Doucette, B.A., 10U How St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 397 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 38. First Wed., 3 P.M., Boy's Club, Emerson St.; Albert J. Quimby, Jr., Pres., 25 Verndale St., Bradford; Ralph M. Woodcock, S.T., 58 Brockton Ave.

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CARPENTERS NO. U2U. Last Tues., I.O.O.F. Hall, 229 North St.; Donald Foley, F.S., 323 Rockland St.; Karle G. Lovell, B.A., 783 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth.

HINGHAM WATER CO. NO. 13U92 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND). 2nd Thurs., U.30 P.M., Hingham Water Co., 28 South St.; Douglas Ramsay, Pres., 36 Crow Point Lane; Francis Quigley, B.A., 22 Buckley St., Quincy. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 929. First Mon., at Post Office; A. J. Ryan, Pres., 137 Gardner St.; Charles J. O'Connell, Sec, 56 Hersey St.

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FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1U52. First Mon., 9 P.M., at Bus. Off., Central Fire Station No. Franklin St.. Tel. Wo 3-223U; Warren Alden, Pres., 89 South St.; Herbert B. Tucker, Jr., Sec, 36O So. Franklin St.

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RADIO TECHNICIANS ASSN., INDEPENDENT (W.T.A.Q., Inc.). On Call, 7 P.M., Trans- St. mitter Bldg., Shrewsbury St. j Henry F. French, Pres., U02 Shrewsbury Elmer H. Blum, S.T., 836 Main St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1330 (Duesberg-Bosson Spinning Co., Jeffer son). On Call; Clarence Snow, Pres., 12 High St., Millbury; William N. lOlj. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd. , Webster; Bus. Off., Fairfield St., Worcester Tel. 756-5719. HOLYQKE

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT 'L. NO. 96 (IND). 2nd Sat., 6 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Eugene Przybylowicz, F.S.T., 113 Wheatland Ave., Chicopee Falls; Albert Brodeur, B.A., 67 Mass. Ave., Willimansett. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 5k5. 2nd Tues., 265 Appleton St.; Joseph Dichiara, Pres., 88 Columbus Ave.; Louis F. Bergmann, F.S.T.,B.A., l|2 No. Main St., So. Hadley Falls. BARTENDERS (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Restaurant Employees No. 116 in Chicopee) BOILERMAKERS NO. 573 (Prentiss Wire Mills Div. H.K. Porter Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Merrill Haas, Jr., Pres., East St., So. Hadley; Stanley Kotowski, Sec, Clerk, 106 Beech St. BOOKBINDERS NO. U8. 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., St. Germaine Hall, 265 Appleton St.; Philip L. Beaudry, Pres., 202 Beech St.; Olivine Laino, R.F.S., 78 Thomas St., Willimansett. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 2. 2nd and Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Timothy M. O'Neill, F.S., US Nonotuck St.; William Hall B.A., 21 Shawmut Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. U32. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Caledonian Hall, 189 High St.; John Hunter, S.T., 208 West St.; James Tierney, B.A. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 596. Last Fri., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; James F. Lacey, S.T., 16 Taylor St.; Michael Pope and Stanley Czaporowski, B.A's; Bus. Off., 9 Suffolk St., Tel. 53U-31UO. CARPENTERS NO. 390. First and 3rd Tues., 203 High St.; Joseph A. Archambault, Pres.; Joseph Charpentier, F.S., 110 Hampshire St. CARPENTERS NO. 656. First and 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 203 High St., Tel. 53U-OUU8; Carl Bathelt, Pres., 216 Sargent St.; Jack D. Rodwell, S.T., Bus. Rep., 2l|2 South St.

CHEMICAL WORKERS INT ' L . NO. 720 (Lestoil Products, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 2 Vernon St.; Thomas Whalen, Pres., 7 Lavalle Ave., Fair- view; James LeClair, F.S.T., 152 High St. CITY EMPLOYEES (See Electrical Wkrs. No. B-1101; and State, City and Town Smp. No. 790) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 23917 (B.F. Perkins k Son, Inc.). 2nd Wed. 7.30 P.M., Pulaski Hall, 13 Norman St., Willimansett; William A. Brown, R.S 158 Mt. Vernon St., Willimansett; Albert Zankl, B.A., h9h Appleton St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 261; (General Electric Co.). First Tues., 7 P.M. , at Bus. Off., 189 High St., Tel. Je 3-3188; Robert Halliday, Pres., 30 Harrington Rd., Fairview; Raymond Tomasko, S.T., 15 Lawn St., So. Hadley Falls.

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ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 259 (IND). First Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., k&k High St., Tel. Je 2-56U3; Stephen Sutton, Pres., 6 Harriet St., Springfield; Leon Massa, B.A., 515 Franklin St., Agawara. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 707. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; John J. Slattery, Pres., 561* Appleton St.; Timothy F. Grady, Bus. Mgr., 6k Columbus Ave. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-1101 (City Fmp.-Gas and Electric Dept.). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 22 Sycamore St.; Paul E. Goddu, Pres., B. A., h$ Laurel St.; Jerome H. Fuette, R.S., 22 Moss Ave. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. Ij66. First and 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Everett Booth, Pres., lit Judd Ave., So. Hadley Falls; Francis J. Long, R.C.S., 132 Brainerd St., So. Hadley. FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. U. 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; George Dawson, Pres.; William C. Murphy, S.T., 115 Sycamore St. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 69 (Pioneer Valley). Bi-monthly, 3rd Thurs., 11.30 A.M., Hampden A. A., 27 High St.; William O'Connor, Pres., 3h Forbes Ave.; Alan D. O'Connell, R.S., 6 Johns Rd. JEWELRY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 75 (Adams Plastic Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., 189 High St.; John T. Crane, Pres., U98 High St.; Theresa Potter, R.S.T., 32 N. Summer St. LATHERS NO. 31. 2nd Wed., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Alfred Paille, F.S.T., 728 Chicopee St., Willimansett; Charles H. Collins, B.A., Box 153, County Rd., W. Holyoke. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 379. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Post Office, 650 Dwight St.; William Lynch, Pres., 119 Elm St.; John Doherty, R.S., 5 Vernon St. MACHINISTS NO. 2l6l. 2nd Sun., Springdale Turn Hall, Vernon St.; Malcolm Bagg, Pres., Alvord St., So. Hadley; Chester Rydzewski, R.S., 53 Union St. MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 106. 2nd Tues., Kelly's; Stanley Kusek, Pres., P.O. Box

265, Ware; Edwin Erwin, B.A. , 9 Hamilton Rd., Woburn. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 382. First Mon., 11 P.M., Victory Theatre, Suffolk St.; Raymond Roberts, Pres., 12 Woodbridge St., So. Hadley; Henry Desnoyers, S.T.,B.A., 585 Pleasant St. MUSICIANS NO. UUU. First Sun., 11 A.M., Cercle Rochambeau, hSl High St.; Charles L. Wall, Pres., B. A., 38 Keddy Blvd., Fairview; Raymond A. Schirch, R.S.,B.A., 18 Coit St. OFFICE EMPLOYES NO. 2U7. 2nd Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 321 High St.; Alfred H. Poulin, Pres., 18 Pleasant St., So. Hadley Falls; Helen T. McDonnell, S.T,, 115 Brown Ave. PAINTERS NO. 253. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; William W. Zebrowski, R.S., 23 Spring St., So. Hadley Falls; Jack D. Rodwell, B.A., 2h2 South St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED:

NO. 1 (Eagle Lodge). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 25, 9 Suffolk St., Tel. Je U-757U; Raymond R. Beaudry, Pres., 57 Adams St.; Stanley Hojnowski, R.S., 38 Christopher St., Aldenville. NO. 226 (Finishers). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 323 High St., Tel.

Je 6-1930 ; Robert M. Ritter, Pres., Jabish St., Belchertown; George M. Fraser, R.S., h Sonoma PI. NO. 383 (Newco Local) (Newton Paper Div. of Sonoco Products). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Turn Hall, 62h So. Bridge St.; William Lequin, Pres., Stebbins St., Belchertown; Willard H. Rider, R.S., 118 Walnut St. MO. 67U (Whiting & Co., Inc.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Koski Hall, Lyman St.; Conrad Moise, Pres., 127 Chestnut St.; Raymond LaPlante, B.A., 19 So. Tallyho Dr., Springfield. NO. 687 (Whiting Paper Co., Stationery Div.). First Thurs., Hotel Essex, U00 High St.; Martin Petcen, Pres., 225 Suffolk St.; Gabrielle Rouillard, R.S., 181 Chestnut St.

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PLUMBERS, STEAMFITTERS AND APPRENTICES (See Springfield) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 755. First Sun., 11 A.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, 650 Dwight St.; George E. Hogan, Pres., 1015 Hampden St.; Arthur G. Markoski, S.T., lU Clinton Ave.

POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 180 (IND). First Mon. ( Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), 3 P.M., at Post Office; James J. Quirk, S.T., lOltf Dwight St.

PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. U5. First Fri. , 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., Pine St.; Michael L. Regan, Sr., Pres., 329 Beech St.; Thomas A. O'Donnell, R.S.T.,B.A«, 101+ Hampshire St, RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 128 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Mon., Hotel Monat, Mosher St.; James J. FitzGibbon, Pres., 23 Hitchcock St.; David E. Fitz- gerald, S.T., 1176 Worthington St., Springfield. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 388 (Paul Martin Rubber Co.). First Wed., 3.30 P.M., St. Germaine Hall, 265 Appleton St.; Adelle Authier, Pres., 75 Lyman St.; Adele Bielski, S.T., 33 Elm St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 790 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Turn Hall, 62k So. Bridge St.; John Milnes, Pres., 31 Franklin St.; Theodore Urbanski, R.S.T., 56 Pine St. STEAMFITTERS (See Springfield) STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 537 (Holyoke St. Rwy. Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., 265 Appleton St.; Norman Burgess, Pres., 15 Beeler Ave., Fairview; Omer G. Thibault, F.S.T., 29 Clark Ave., Northampton. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Joyce Puff, Sec, 612 So. Summer St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 1929 (Holyoke Fabrics, Inc.). 3rd Sun., St. Germaine Hall, 265 Appleton St.; Stella Couture, S.T., 127 Woodside Circle, Chicopee Falls; Edward Vanasse, B.A., \\\9 Sargeant St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 113 (Wm. Skinner & Sons). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., U66| Dwight St., Tel. Je 2-0716; Leo Riel, Pres., l6l 3/U Walnut St.; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlow. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1058 (Hart Top Mfg. Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., U66J Dwight St., Tel. Je 2-0716; Nello Rota, Pres., 85 Norwood Terrace; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlow. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 89. 2nd Mon., 11 P.M., Where Called; Richard Desnoyers, R.S.T., 235 Essex St.; Henry Desnoyers, B.A., 585 Pleasant St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 382 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 253. First Wed., k P.M. , 180 High St.; Garret McDonald, Pres., 50 Bessemer St., Springfield; David W. Lloyd, S.T., 287 Allen St., E. Long- meadow.

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CARPENTERS NO. 1*00 (Arcwood Corp.). 2nd Tues., Eagles Bldg., Pleasant St.; Francis White, Pres., 2k Erook St., Marlboro; Herbert Estabrook, F.S., 138 Cox St. CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 323 (Victory Plastics Co.). 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 5 South St.; Richard Warbin, Pres., Linden St., Berlin; Mary J. Coolidge, F.S.T., 153 Central St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. IO38. 3rd Hon., 32 Pine St.; Manuel Almada, Pres.; Roland Charbonneau, Sec. STEELWORKFRS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3536 (Lapointe Machine Tool Co.). 3rd Mon.,

7.30 P.M., Elk's Hall, Wood Sq. ; Christopher H. Joyce, Pres., 162 Main St., Northboro; Harold G. Lambert, F.S., R.F.D. 78; Bus. Off., Rm. 8, I.O.O.F. Bldg., Wood Sq. , Tel. Jo 2-557U.

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ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1502 (Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.). kth Tues., 3.15 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Topsfield Rd.; Cleon B. Johnson, Pres., Ward St.; Chester Miller, B.A., 6 Uphams St., Peabody. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1279. On Call; L. E. Cummings, Pres.; Albert J. Robertson, S.T., 15 County St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 35UO. On Call; Robert Dempsey, Pres., High St.; Herman F. Nelson, Sec, Essex Rd. LAKEVILLE

STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1539 (State Sanitorium). First Thurs., Red Men's Hall, Everett St., Middleboro; Christine M. Chadwick, Pres.; John Whitehead, Jr., Treas.

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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. lil (IND). 2nd Tues., 10 A.M., Teamsters Hall, 293 Central St., Manchester, New Hampshire; Normand Bisson- nette, Pres., 99 Beech St., Manchester, New Hampshire; Emmett Cudahy, F.S., B.A., 202 East St., Methuen; Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. 683-1915. BAKERY DRIVERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 686) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 235. 3rd Tues., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; Girolamo Rapisardi, F.S.T., U6 Andover St.; Joseph L. Kattar, B.A., 325 Chestnut St. BARTENDERS NO. 90. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Elk's Hall, Broadway; Richard Desharnais, Pres., 11 Columbus Ave.; Bernard H. Smith, S.T.,B.A., 8 Laurel Ave., Methuen; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 90 Broadway, Tel. 688-2296. BETSY ROSS ASSOCIATES (IND) (Morehouse Baking Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7 P.M., Marine Corps League Hall, 6 Mil St.; Ernest Vallante, Pres., 30 Maple St.; Armand Vallante, R.S., 12 Tyler St., Methuen. BREWERY AND SOFT DRINK WORKERS NO. 119. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Social Natural- ization Hall, 232 Lowell St.; Philip W. Hughes, Pres., 28 Walnut St.; Raymond A. Latulippe, R.C.S., 7 Blakelin St. BRICKLAYERS AND MASONS NO. 10. First and 3rd Fri., 202 Broadway; Joseph W. Holland, Pres., 65 Farnham St.; John Naylor, F.S.T., 123 So. Broadway, Salem Depot, New Hampshire. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 175. 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 7-7200; Louis J. Janowski, Sec; John A. Fusco, B. A., Office Mgr., 5 Harriman Ave. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 310 (Public School Custodians). First Fri., 7 P .M., Rm E, Lawrence High School, Haverhill St.; D. Thomas Caruso, Pres., hS Chickering St.; Raymond T. Wholey, S.T., ^ Swan St. CARPENTERS NO. 111. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 232 Lowell St., Tel. 683-2175; Alfred Eaton, R.S., 133 No. Lowell St., Methuen; James F. Doiron, B.A., 6k Dartmouth St. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATFD NO. 167. First Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 309, 316 Essex St., Tel. 689-9106; Nancy Anastasiou, Pres., 18U West St.; Michael Armano, B.A., 2k Tyler Rd". , No. Andover. COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS NO. 1365 (See North Andover) CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. 310) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 22H51. 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., Mason Club, Mason St.; Joseph Valcourt, R.S., 152 Arlington St.; Leo Richards, B.A., 26 Basswood St. NO. 23081 (J.F. Bingham Mfg. Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Social Natural- ization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Wilfred Lessard, Pres., 7U Lowell St., Methuen; Franklin J. Murphy, B.A., 30 Louisburg St. NO. 2U058 (Textile Shield Co., Inc.). On Call, 7-30 P.M. , Franco-American Hall, 272 Broadway; Daniel J. Riordan, F.S.T., 305 Erving Ave.; Franklin Murphy, B.A., 30 Louisburg St.

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ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHEHiOOD OF: NO. 326. First Fri., at Bus. Off., Rra. S> 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 6-U792; William F. Gleason, Pres., 11 Maple Ave., Chelmsford; Maurice B. Murphy, F.S.,E.A., 30 Auburn St., Methuen. NO. ^22. 2nd Mon., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; Arthur Proctor, Pres., Ik Norris St.; Joseph P. Danahy, R.S.,Bus. Mgr., Ik Summit Ave. NO. 1006. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Bavarian Hall, Ul Knox St.; John O'Connell, F.S., 21 Hadley Rd., Methuen; James Kallery, B.A., kS Farnham St. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions)

FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1U6. First Wed., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct. ; William Fair- burn, Pres., 129 Boxford St.; Robert Sanderson, Treas., 65 Stearns Ave. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 18 (Oxford Paper Co., Inc.). 2nd Thurs., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; Clifton Stone, Jr., Pres., 180 Water St., No. Andover; James Stewart, F.S., 121 Herrick Rd., No. Andover. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 311. On Call, Quarterly, 6 P.M., Social Natural- ization Hall, 232 Lowell St.; Alfred Bernier, Sec, 88 Margin St.; Sidney Bronstein, B.A., 1388 Walnut St., Newton Highlands; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-9 35U. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 2078 (Northeast Service Center). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Rita M. Bannan, Pres., 77 Court St., No, Andover; Grace M. Hogan, R.S., 79 Berkeley St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 59 (IND) (Post Office Emp.). 2nd Wed., 8.30 P.M., Bavarian Hall, bX Knox St.; Jean Bernard, Pres., 366 Andover St.; Joseph Crocco, S.T., 9 Boxford St. HOSIERY WORKERS NO. 191 (Marum Knitting Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sat., 2 P.M., Marine Corps League Hall, 6 Mill St.; Salvatore Bonfatto, Pres., 37 Thornton St.; Flavio Diodati, R.S., 25 Golf Ave., Methuen.

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 319. 2nd Mon., 2.30 P.M. and 8 P.M. , Elks Hall, 253 Lowell St.; Frances Carroll, Pres., 38 Willow St.; John M. Slumbo, F.S.T.,B.A., 60 Phillips St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 90 Broadway, Tel. 688-2296. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 88. kth Thurs. (Jan., Apr.,Aug., Nov.), 2 P.M., Where Called; Edwin Buckley, Pres., 27 Salem St., Bradford; Rudolph G. Custeau, F.S., 75 Savage St., Haverhill. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. OF CHAPTER 68 (IND) (Northeast Service Center). On Call, Monthly; Eugene F. Payton, Pres., 16 Holbrook Ave., Dracut; Sandra L. Kmiec, Sec. IRON WORKERS NO. 351. Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 79 Broadway, Tel. Mu 7-7200; Vincent White, Pres., 95 Glen Rd., Wilmington; Alphie J. Terroux, F.S.T., B.A., Box U5U, Plaistow, New Hampshire* LATHERS NO. 90 (Wood, Wire and Metal). First Tues., Bldg. Trades Hall, 79 Broadway; John E. Somerset, R.S.T., 23 Laurel Ave., Methuen; Albert H. Getchell, B.A., 20 Warren St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 212. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M.., Julian Stopyra Hall, 3k Mon- mouth St.; Anthony J. Bongiomo, Pres., 107t Garden St.; John J. Hartnett, R.S., 1 Sunset Ave., Methuen. MACHINISTS NO. 1271. 3rd Sat., 2 P.M., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; Francis W. Wormald, R.S., 2k Bridge St., Salem, New Hampshire; Thomas M. Hawes, B.A.,

6k Buchanan St. , Winthrop. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 2836 (B & M Railroad). On Call, LaSalle Social Club, 395 Andover St.; Charles B. Vincent, Pres.,R.S., 5l6 Andover St.; George J. Issa, S.T.,B.A., 6l Ninth Ave., Haverhill. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 13785 (Dist 50) (IND). On Call, Italian- American Hall, 113 Haverhill St.; Mario Russo, Pres., Box 113j Riverdale Rd., Salem, New Hampshire; Charles Lyons, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 83. 2nd Fri., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; John W. Colbert, Jr., Pres., k-0 Oregon Ave.; Albert J. Fountain, C.R. ,F.S., 15 Bixby Ave., No. Andover.

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MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS AND THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. NO. 1*1 (United Optical and Instrument Wkrs.). First Sun., U77 Essex St.; Adolph Fiore, Pres., 22 Morton St. j Charles Bonacorsi, B.A., 3O2 Common St. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 256. Quarterly, First Tues., 10 A.M., 18

Norgate Rd. , Methuen; Joseph Bell, Pres., B. A., 62 No. Crystal St., Ayers Village, Haverhill; Clarence Bell, R.S., 6l Waverly Rd., No. Andover. MUSICIANS NO. 372. First Sun., 10 A.M., Turn Hall, kk Park St.; John W. Griffin, Pres., P.O. Box 1015; William B. Russell, F.S., k Barker St., Methuen; Bus. Off., fta. 315, 316 Essex St., Tel. Mu 2-8956. OPTICAL AND INSTRUMENT WORKERS (See Moving Picture Machine Operators No. Ul) PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 360 (Essem Packing Co.). On Call; French Social Club, 232 Lowell St.; Joseph McNamara, Pres., 25 W. Fifth Ave., Lowell; C. J. Wojtkun, F.S.T., 206 Abbott St. PAINTERS NO. kk. 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 7-7200; Wilfred Benoit, Pres., Wheeler Rd., Salem, New Hampshire; George A. Carson, F.S.,Bus. Rep., k9 Camden St., Methuen. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED: NO. 3 (Merrimac Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; Alfred Bishop, F.S., 165 West St., Box 1U3; John Galluccio, B.A., 178 Blossom St., Fitchburg. NO. U36 (Oxford Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; Warren Perry, Pres., 35 Arlington St.; Eugene L. Hurley, R. S., 26 Cypress St. NO. 651 (Mead Corp., Board Mill). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; James J. Graham, Pres., U2 Ashland Ave., Methuen; John Galluccio, Int'l. Rep., 178 Blossom St., Fitchburg. NO. 885. First Sun., 3 P.M., French Social Hall, 232 Lowell St.; Ralph DeMarco, Pres., 65 Avon St.; Lillian Morris, R.S., 22 Wendell St. NO. 92k (Mead Packaging Div. of the Mead Corp.). 3rd Sat., 3.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 165 Essex St.; Alfred Andrews, Pres., 80 Bunkerhill St.; Anthony Alfieri, R.S., 2lU Prospect St.

PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF NO. AMERICA (Lawrence Assn. ) (Davis & Furber Machine

Co.). On Call; Charles A. Fleming, Pres., Policy Rd. , Salem, New Hampshire; John A. Macdonald, F.S.,B.A., 90 Elmwood Rd. , Methuen. PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS NO. 102. Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 7-7200; Michael T. Ferris, Pres., 7 Dana St.; Maurice T. Ferris, R.S.T., 211B Farnham St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 283. 2nd and Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., 202 Broad- way; Clarence S. Dyer, F.S.T., 10 Webb St., Methuen; John C. Haggerty, B.A., 31 Hoffman Ave. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 366. 3rd Wed., 8.30 P.M., Old Depot, 619 Essex St.; Mitchel A. Harb, Pres., 369 Elm St.; Nicholas Varitimos, R.S., 5Ua Hillside Ave. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 67 (IND). On Call; John Corrigan, Pres., 18 Woodbridge Rd., No. Andover; Louis F. Schwenke, S.T., 210 Andover St., No. Andover. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 89. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; Arthur W. Smith, Pres., Rattlesnake Hill Rd., Andover; Richard T. Kiessling, S.T.,B.A., 1 Ashford St., Methuen. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 366 (Frank C. Meyers Box Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Service Center of Greater Lawrence; Charles E. Birch, R.S., 75 Bromfield St.; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., kl Garden St., Methuen. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 66l (Hercules Div., Mead Container Corp.). Uth Sun., Polish Hall, 23 Monmouth St.; Daniel Kehoe, C.S., 51 E. Dalton St.; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 688 (B & M). 3rd Sun., 7.15 P.M., LaSalle Social Club, 397 Andover St.; Walter M. Kolba, S.T., 17 Alvin St., Methuen; E. R. Cote, B.A., 50 Oregon Ave.

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RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 85 (B & M). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., LaSalle Social Club, 397 Andover St.; Owen H. Hoyt, R.C.S., 277 Main St., Clinton; W. A. Stewart, Jr., Local Ch., 10 Chelmsford St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 2l*3 (Bolta Products Div., General Tire & Rubber Co.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.j Fred Sapienza, Pres., 51 William St.; William S. Kania, Treas., 5 Huse Rd. Methuen. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 91. Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 165 Essex St.; Thomas Savastano, Pres., 6 Tower St., Methuen; Alphonse Frasca, S.T.,Rep., 86 Oak St.; Bus. Off., 5U Essex St., Tel. Mu 5-5U71. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 63 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Mon., Julian Stopyra Hall, 3k Monmouth St.; James A. O'Sullivan, R.S., 2h9 Easton St.; William Pringle, Treas., 88 Eutaw St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 508. On Call; Vincent A. Walsh, Pres., 160 Franklin St.; George C. Dana, B.A., 195 E. Haverhill St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3^09 (Andrew Wilson Co.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Social Naturalization Hall, 232 Lowell St.; Edward S. Shearer, Pres.,

128 Oakland Ave., Methuen; William F. Maloon, B.A. , 200 Powderhouse Blvd., Somerville. STEREOTYPERS NO. ikk. Bi-monthly, (alt. 2nd Tues. & Wed.), 3.30 P.M., Rm. A, Y.M.C.A., Lawrence St.; Edward E. Belanger, Pres., 7 Hillside Ave.; Emanuel A. Cote, R.S.T., 98 C St., Lowell.

STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Boston Local No. 1509) TEACHERS NO. 1019. First Wed., 3 P.M., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; Bernard J. Kiernan, Pres., 26 Holton St.; Bernice M. Stevens, Treas., 30 Magnolia St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. U77 (IND). 3rd Sun., 10.30 A. M., at Bus. Off., 232 Lowell St., Tel. 688-2389; Patrick J. Lawton, S.T., 71 Hawley St.; John J. DiMario, B.A., 2k Dewey St., No. Andover. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 686 (IND) (Bakery Drivers). Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. 683-1915; Emmett Cudahy, Pres.,

B. A., 212 East St., Methuen; Amedee Contois, S.T.,Asst. B.A. , Rockingham Rd., Salem Depot, New Hampshire. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC W05KERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Martha Blackwell, Sec, 76 Tewks- bury St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Clerical and Staff Local - North East). Dorothy Madigan, Sec, 3 More St., Ayer. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 12 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Thurs., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; John A. Walsh, Pres., R.F.D. 2, Derry, New Hampshire; Kenneth W. Walker, F.S., 89 Wachusett Ave. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3U3 (Der-Tex Corp.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., 90 Broadway; Mary Doggett, Pres., 73 Bromfield St.; Joseph Ouellette, S.T., 15 Butler St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet at Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Tel. 682-5273; Alton M. Hodgman, Dir.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. NO. 623 (H. & P. Spool & Bobbin Co.). 2nd Thurs., U.15 P.M.; Frances Roy, Pres., 196 Broadway; Angela Morin, S.T., 15 Holly St. NO. 10k (Methuen Int'l. Mills). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Helen Keefe, Pres., 10 MacLarnon Rd. , Salem Depot, New Hampshire; Gladys Choquette, S.T., 308 Mass. Ave., No. Andover. NO. 705 (Steel Heddle Mfg. Co., Emmons Div.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; William Williams, Pres., 67 Birchwood Rd., Methuen; Francis Fletcher, R.S., 30 Bowdoin St. NO. 913 (Agawam Dye Works, Inc.). First Tues., 5 P.M.; Albert Peterson, Pres., 31 Bigelow St.; Antoinette Garneau, R.S., 10 Alden Ct. NO. 139U (Loomweave Corp.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Ferris Bogannam, Pres., 12 Lexington Ave., Methuen; Blanche LaRocque, S.T., lli9 Oakland Ave., Methuen.

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TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA - Concl'd.: NO. 1569 (J.H. Home & Sons, Inc.). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; George Constan- tine, Pres., 6l Eighteenth Ave., Haverhill; Edgar LaGree, S.T., 329 So. Broadway. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES: NO. Ul (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) NO. Ill (Mass. Amusement Corp.). First Tues., 7 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 79 Broad- way; Daniel L. Moynihan, Pres., 9 May St., No. Andover; Walter Blackington, F.S.T.,B.A., ll& Tyler St., Methuen. NO. 256 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. $1. First Sat., 3.15 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Haverhill St.; Robert E. Thorn, Pres., 555 Mt. Vernon St.; Edward Wunderlich, Jr., F.S.T., 236 Pelham St., Methuen.

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CEMENT, LIME AND GYPSUM WORKERS NO. 132 (Lee Lime -Corp.). First and 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Main St.; John Parron, Pres., Higginbotham Rd., Peru; William Fromma, R.S., Fairview St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 78 (Berkshire Local) (P.J. Schweitzer, Inc. Div., Kimberly Clark Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30, P.M., Sons o£ Italy Hall, Main St.; James DiMario, Pres., Center; Jarvis Morandi, R.S., Fern- cliff Ave. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWOHCERS, UNITED NO. h99 (Foresters) (Westfield River Paper Co., Inc. Mt. Mill Div.). 3rd Sun., Sons of Italy Hall, Main St.; Dominic Biasin, Pres., Pleasant St.; Maxwell Williamson, F.S., Pleasant St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 120U (Public Works Dist. No. 1).

First Fri., Dept. of Public Works Bldg., Veterans Memorial Hghwy. , Lenox; Harold J. Murray, Pres., 1*83 Tyler St., Pittsfield; Thomas Butler, Treas., 189 Ashuelot St., Dalton. LEICESTER

HOSIERY WORKERS, INDEPENDENT (Rochdale) (M.K.M. Hosiery Mills). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Rochdale; Robert Brunell, Pres.; Charles Albee, F.S., 8 Foster St., Webster. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 627 (Carleton Woolen Mills, Inc., Rochdale). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., St. Aloysius Parish Hall, Rochdale; Stephen Parker, Pres., Stafford St., Rochdale; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 10U Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1168 (Worcester Woolen Mills Corp., Cherry Valley). On Call; Oscar Robillard, Pres., Holbrook Rd., No. Oxford; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., IOI4. Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719.

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CARPENTERS NO. 370. First Tues., 7 P.M., Grange Rm., Town Hall, Walker St.; Maurice W. Howes, Pres., B. A., 3 So. Church St., Pittsfield; Harvey M. Steuerwald, F.S., 11 Tucker St.

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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS (See Worcester) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 518. 2nd Tues., Barber Shop, 17 Central St.; John Peavey, Pres., 118 Washington St.; Louis A. Montagna, S.T.,B.A., kh Monu- ment Sq. CARPENTERS NO. 79U. First and 3rd Tues., Eagles Hall, Central St.; Gary

Enright, R.S., 29 Crawford St.; Thomas Phalen, B.A., 1307 Rindge Rd. , Fitchburg. CHEMICAL WORKERS INT»L. NO. 553. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Lewis Smith, Pres., 38 Prichard St., Fitchburg; Adrian LeBlanc, F.S.T., 53 Eden Glen. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, City and Town Employees No. 62) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 378 (Cluett Peabody & Co., Inc.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 9 Main St., Tel. Ke U-U270; Marjorie MacCracken, F.S., 11 Vine St.; Arthur Pace, B.A., 30 Russell St., Maiden. DOYLE WORKS EMPLOYEES (IND) (E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.). 2nd Mon., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 511 Lancaster St., Tel. Ke U-U966; Armand A. Ledoux, Jr., Pres., 17 U South St., Fitchburg; Alice M. Lavin, Sec, 32 Priest St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1*31 • First Wed., Sambito's Barber Shop, 12 Water St.; Jerry Pellegrini, Pres., 260 Pleasant St.; Lawrence A. White, R.S.T., 30 Lois St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 326 (Leominster Div., The Mead Corp.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Kendall Hall, Main St.; John F. Killelea, Pres., 70 Flagler Rd.; John Galluccio, Int'l. Rep., Blossom St., Fitchburg. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Unions POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. 1|96. On Call; Henry J. Arsenault, Pres., lh Prospect St. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNIONS: NOTE: All locals meet at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Tel. Ke U-653U; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir. NO. 60 (Moulders and Plastics) (Foster Grant Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Rocco Messina, Pres., Whalora Rd., Lunenburg; Helen Hathorne, R.S., 32 St. Asaph St. NO. 61. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; John Fiandaca, Pres., 36 Johnson St.; Ethel Alexander, R.S., Franklin St. NO. 77 (Commonwealth Plastics Corp.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M.; Mario DelBove, Pres., 50 Carter St.; Phyllis Raymond, R.S., 25 Cottage St. NO. 330 (Tri Sum Potato Chip Co.). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Henry Dupuis, Pres., Ul2 Brookside Rd., Athol; William Gardner, R.S., 171 Seventh St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 62 (City Employees). On Call, City Yard, 109 Graham St.; Harry Viens, Pres., 31 Howard St.; Howard F. Burton, Treas. TILTON & COOK EMPLOYEES ASSN. (IND). On Call; Dorothy E. Hill, Pres., 20l± Water St.; Laura Wardner, R.S., 20 Boutelle St. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 323 (Selig Mfg. Co., Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., Franco-American Vets Hall, Water St.; Adelard J. Marcoux, F.S.T., 63 Pratt St., Fitchburg; Clarence B. Ewins, B.A., 1±31 Elm St., Keene, New Hampshire. LEXINGTON

PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. lU (M.I.T.). Last Mon. (Jan., Apr., June, Sept., Nov. ), 8.15 A.M., 1.U5 P.M., U.15 P.M., Rm. 130, Lexington

Inn, 727 Merritt Rd. ; George A. Morris, Pres., 23 Levant St., Dorchester; John A. Collins, S.T., 1 Gray St., Cambridge.

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BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 323. Last Tues., C.L.C. Hall, Rrn. 322, 10 Kearney Sq.; Norman Desrochers, Pres., 12ii Textile Ave.; Manuel J. Pacheco, S.T., U&7 Westford St. BARTENDERS NO. 85. First Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 322, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261; Biaggio D. Lunetta, Pres., 392 Concord St.j Harold R. Herbert, F.S.T.,B.A., 23 Methuen St. BOOKBINDERS NO. 139. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 10 Kearney Sq.; William McAneney, Pres.,B.A., 8I4. Wilson St., No. Billerica; Jane Howard, R.S., 89 Main St. BRICKLAYERS AND MASONS NO. 31. Mon., Carpenters Hall, 7 Merrimack St.; John Florence, Pres., B. A., 2h Seventh St.; Thomas Hill, R.S.T., 8 Linden St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 1*29. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 322, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261; Joseph Bindas, R.C.S., 17 Reservoir St.; John Emerson, B.A., k Merilda Ave., No. Chelmsford. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 159 (Public School Custodians). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Shaughnessy School, Gorham St.; James Buckley, Pres., 11 Fort Hill Ave.; Michael R. Clinton, S.T., I36 Chestnut St. CARPENTERS NO. 1*9. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 21, 7 Merrimack St., Tel. Gl 3-03U9; William Handley, Sec, 37 Elm St., No. Billerica; James E. Scanlon, B.A., 207 Wilder St. CARPENTERS NO. 1610 (French). First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 7 Merrimack St., Tel. Gl 3-03U9; George Deschene, R.S., 8 Pemberton St.; James E. Scanlon, B.A., 207 Wilder St. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 559. Bi-monthly, 2nd Mon., U.30 P.M., C.L.C.

; Hall, 10 Kearney Sq. Aline Couillard, Pres., U56 Mammoth Rd. , Dracut; Vincent Arsenault, B.A., 51 Pleasantdale Ave., Waterville, Maine; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. CRACKER WORKERS ASSN., INDEPENDENT (Educator Biscuit Co.). 3rd Sat., 3 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Central St.; Ernest LaBranche, Pres., 20 Wollaston St.; James J. Baldwin, S.T., 55 Boynton St. CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. 159) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 297 (IND) (General Electric Co., Wire & Cable Dept.). 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 309, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 3-U662; James McDowell, Pres., Keyes Rd., Westford; Thomas P. Hodge, F.S., 126 Agawam St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 588. First Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; H. Tucke, Sr., Pres., 16 Fairview Ave., No. Chelmsford; Lawrence H. McLaughlin, Bus. Mgr., 21 Dover St. NO. 1015 (Massachusetts Electric Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Charles M. Erwin, Pres.,B.A., Emerson Rd., Nabnassett; Helen Alconis, R.F.S., 1U Hampstead St. NO. 11*98 (B & M Railroad). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Home of Pres.; Donald R. Collins, Pres.,B.A., 19 St. Nicholas Ave., Chelmsford; Myron E. Knowles, F.S.T., 9 Brown St., No. Billerica.

ENGINEERS, OPERATING (See Boston Local No. 81*9) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 853. Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Thomas Burke, Pres., 33 Corbett St.; Frederick L. Jeffers, S.T., 7 Waterford St. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. lh (Nashua Corp.). On Call; Martin Fleming, Pres.,S.T., 91 Agawam St. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 8U7 (B & M Railroad). First Wed., D.L.K.V. Hall, Central St.; Arthur J. Hebert, S.T., 7 Starlight Ave., Chelmsford; Frank A. Hagan,

B.A. , 63 Sagamore Ave., Chelsea. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 28l (Knit Goods). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 312, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-0611; Florence Charest, R.S.T., 95 Draper St.; Thomas P. Ahern, B.A., 20 Clifford St.

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GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12008 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (DID) (Lowell Gas Co.). 2nd and Uth Fri., Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; Thomas Brown, Pres., 53 Burnside St.; Nickolas S. Cincevlch, F.S.T., 75 Dunstable Rd., No. Chelmsford. HOSIERY WORKERS NO. 105 (William T. Tonner, Inc.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq. ; Natalie Ramalho, Pres., 67 Worthen St.; Catherine Livermore, R.S.T., 25U Adams St, INSURANCE WORKERS INT 'L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) LATHERS NO. 2i|6. 2nd Fri., Willowdale Hall, Willowdale Ave., Tyngsboro; Paul

Bergeron, F.S.T., $1 Sixth Ave.; Maurice Bedard, B.A. , Ik Dunbar Ave. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 25. First Mon., Marine Club, Fletcher St.; John H. Talty, Pres., 3h Martin Terrace, Dracut; George A. Ryan, R.S., 52 So. Whipple St. LITHOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED NO. 89 (IND) (Offset Printing, Inc.). 3rd Mon., 6. 30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Plain St.; Wilfred Quinlan, Pres., 53 Dublin Ave., Nashua, New Hampshire; Nicholas P. Capuano, R.S., 33 Mission Rd., No. Chelmsford. MACHINISTS NO. 319 (B & M Railroad). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Club, kk7 Central St.; Frank J. Stankiewicz, Pres., Ul Humphrey St.; Ralph E. Duncanson, R.C.S., l6k Parker St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 85 (Iron and Brass). 3rd Fri., Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; Frank Salome, F.S., 188 Crawford St.; John Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 5U6. Last Wed., 9 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Manuel J. Espinola, Pres., 28 Corbett St.; Sidney E. LeBow, S.T.,B.A., 11 Belmont St. MUSICIANS NO. 83. 3rd Sun., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Warren A. Hookway, Pres., Pinewood Ave., Billerica; Richard J. Campbell, F.S.T.,B.A., 1192 Middlesex St. (P.O. Box 875). PAINTERS NO. 39. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 32 Jackson St., Tel. Gl 3-29U1; Eugene Robitaille, R.S., 27 England St.; Alfred Clegg, B.A., 23 Sawyer Ave., Dracut. PIPEFITTERS (See Steamfitters and Pipefitters No, k99) PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS, OPERATIVE NO. hS. First Mon., 7.3O P.M., 32 Jack- son St.; Cyrille L. Boisvert, S.T., i|00 Walker St.; Ernest M. Crispo, B.A. (Plasterers), Hopkins St., Wilmington; Augustine Ramos, B.A. (Cement Finishers), 15 Pollard St. PLUMBERS NO. U00. Uth Fri., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Peter A. Markham, F.S.T., 26 Lura St.; Albert Chandler, B.A., 21 Ontario Ave., Dracut. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 36I (IND). Quarterly, Last Fri., 12 Noon, Maint. Locker Rra. , Post Office, E. Merrimack St.; M. Mastrangelo, Pres., 19 Appletree Rd., Tewksbury; K. Earle, S.T., 76 Nineteenth St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 31. 3rd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Marine Club, Fletcher St.; Leo Shaughnessey, Pres., 155 B St.; Richard Ryan, Treas., 53 B St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 116 (IND). On Call; Martin P. Duffy, Pres., 105U Bridge St.; Edward McKinley, Sec, 69 Aberdeen St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 109. First Sun., 1.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.;

James Aide, Pres., 79 Springdale Rd. , Dracut; William J. Finnegan, F.S.T., 27 State St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 66U (Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union) (Courier Citizen Co.). 2nd Sun., 1.30 P.M., Rm. 321, 10 Kearney Sq.; George Masse, Pres., 1*6 V/. Fifth St.; Robert E. Mitchell, S.T., 573 School St. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 772 (Interstate Container Corp.). On Call, C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; John Feehan, Pres., 128 Pleasant St.; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS, ORDER OF NO. Ip. (B & M). On Call; Norman E. Cyr, Gen. Ch., 565 Wilder St.; R. I. Lawrence, S. R. Stillings and N. H. Lajoie, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. I4I3, 219 Central St., Tel. U53-6191.

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RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 233 (B & M Spindle City Lodge). Uth Mon., 7.U5 P.M. Veritas Hall, 131 Branch St.; Peter L. Milinazzo, Pres., 93 Center St., Methuen; George M. Kalil, B.A.", 252 Arlington St., Dracut. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. U62 (B & M). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C.

Hall, 10 Kearney Sq. ; Alfred H. Durgin, Pres., 12 Juniper St., Chelmsford; Frederick B. Russell, R.S.T., 233 Totman St. RETAIL STORE EMPLOYEES UNION NO. 372. 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. U25, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U58-0222; Francis Lannan, Pres., 19 Leroy St.; Joseph Mello, F.S.T.,Bus. Rep., 12 Batchelder St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 218 (Casual Footwear, Inc.). Bi-monthly 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 207, 97 Central St., Tel. Gl 3-1709; Patricia Bedard, Pres., 29 Maude St.; Earl L. Smith, S.T.,0rg., 88 Eighth Ave., Haverhill. SHOEWORKERS ASSOCIATION, GOODWILL (IND) (Lowell Shoe Co., Inc.). First Tues., 12.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; William H. Hall, Pres., B. A., 106 Stevens St.; Alice Georges, R.S.T., 22 Lawton St. STEAMFTTTERS AND PIPEFITTERS NO. U99. Last Wed., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; John Gookin, Pres., Clark Rd., Tewksbury; Everett M. Harris, Bus. Mgr., 51 Hampstead St.

STEREOTYPERS NO. 75. 2nd Sun. ( Jan., Apr. , July, Oct.), Where Called; William Hybsch, Pres., 7U2 Page St., Manchester, New Hampshire; Paul F. Stowell, R.S.T.,B.A., Economou Ave., Pelham, New Hampshire.

STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Boston Local No. 1509) TEACHERS, LOWELL FED. OF NO. U95. On Call; Eugene W. Wood, Pres., 18 W. Bowers St.; Catherine I. Casey, Treas., U6 June St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. U9 (IND). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 217, 10 Kearney Sq. , Tel. U53-0587; Robert Taylor, Pres.,B.A., 16 Osgood Ave.; Chester J. Russell, S.T., 67 Whitney Ave. TELEGRAPHERS, RAILROAD (See Railroad Telegraphers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Constance Wilson, Sec., 25 Stanley St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 9 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Plain St.; Edward M. Driscoll, Pres., 38 Harrison St.; Janes Callery, R.S., 38 Highland Ave., No. Chelmsford. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 17 (W.H. Bagshaw Co., Inc.). Uth Fri., 8.15 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Leo J. Andreoli, Pres., B. A., 15 Honora Ave., Dracut; Armand F. Denault, S.T., 223 Christian St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 51 (Southwell Combing Co.). 2nd Sun., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 320, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261; James F. Hand, F.S.T., 162 Brigham Ave., Dracut; Francis J. Lyons, B.A., 16 Franklin St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet at Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 97 Central St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence; Alton M. Hodgman, Dir.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. NO. 783 (Amalgamated). On Call; Gerard Thellen, Pres., 52 Murray Terrace; Stephen Wojnar, S.T., 1U3 High St. NO. 1013 (Riggs & Lombard, Inc.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Sydney Abbot, Pres., Keyes Pond Rd., Westford; Leo Gagne, S.T., 15U Ford St. NO. 1183 (Lowell Shuttle Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Thomas Quinlan, Pres., UU Royal St.; Joseph Dawber, S.T., Shedd Rd., No. Billerica. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 36. First Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Anthony Alves, Pres., B. A., 163 Crosby St.; Sidney E. LeBow, S.T., 11 Belmont St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 5U6 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators)

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TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 310. 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., 10 Kearney Sq. ; Malcolm E. Connors, Pres., 87 Lowell St., Reading; Raymond F. Messier, S.T., 33 Durant St.

LUDLOW

TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 652 (Ludlow Textile Products Co.). First Sun., 1 P.M., Ludlow Travel Agency, East St.; Mary S. Vaz, Pres.,B.A., 307 Howard St.; Bertha Cieplik, R.S., 20 Weston St., Indian Orchard; Bus. Off., 1*66§ Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716.

LYNN

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA (IND) (See Boston Local No. 20) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 183 (IND) (Hebrew Bakeries). 2nd Fri., 1 P.M., Jewish Community Center, 65 Nahant Ave., Revere; Saul Tenofsky, Pres., B. A., 151; Bellingham St., Chelsea; Lawrence Katz, F.S., 76 Cambell Ave., Revere.

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 3l*7. 2nd Wed., 1* Andrew St.; Theodore R. Cooper, Pres., 199 Essex St.; Dennis Blackjohn, S.T.,B.A., 6 Central Ave. BARTENDERS, COOKS AND WAITERS (See Bartenders and Culinery Workers No. 290 in Salem) BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 12. 2nd and l*th Tues., Hibernian Hall, 105 Federal St.; Francis A. Calnan, R.S., 792 Summer St.; William A. Cashman, B.A., i*5l Eastern Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 290. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St., Tel. Ly 2-3917; Peter J. Donlon, F.S.T., 12 Flint St. (P.O. Box 181;); Jeremiah Calnan, B.A., 235 Linwood St. (P.O. Box 181*). CARPENTERS NO. 595. First and 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St., Tel. Ly 5-053H; Oliva N. Villeneuve, R.S., 15 Kenwood Terrace; Alan LeBlanc, F.S.,B.A., 19 Elm St., Saugus. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 16 (Tailors) (See Worcester) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 273 (Branch of Boston Local) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 201 (General Electric Co., Lynn and Everett). 3rd Mon., 10 A.M. and 8 P.M., at Bus. Off., 21*8 So. Common St.,' Tel. Ly 8-2760; Raymond H. Zwicker,

Pres., 67 Library St., Revere; Hugh A. McManus, Jr., F.S.,B.A. , 55 School St. NO. 208 (Oxford-Hopkins Stay Co.). First Mon., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St.; Arthur R. Smallis, Pres., 17 Rockland St.; John Nocella, B.A., 15 Herbert St. NO. 215 (Champion Lamp Works). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 137 Broad St., Tel. Ly 2-61*1*9; Samuel Vitale, Pres., 8 Windsor Ave.; Grace Stanwood, R.S., 21 Shepard St. NO. 257 (Amalgamated). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St., Tel. Ly 8-1*1*22; John E. Grieves, F.S.T., 1*7 Estes St.; John A. Nocella, B.A., 15 Herbert St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 201 (IND). On Call, at Bus. Off., 819 Western Ave., Tel. Ly 8-1*337; Charles E. Riley, Pres., 200 North St., Danvers; William Cuddy, F.S., 8 Waverly St., Everett. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 2l6 (BID) (Thomson Electric WeMer Co.). Last Mon., 7.30 P.M., Elk's Hall, The Arcade, Central Sq.j

Henry Chouinard, Pres., 30 Cabot Rd. , Danvers; Robert G. Black, R.S., 16 Rockmere Gardens. ELECTRICAL WORKERS (See Boston Local No. 103) ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of)

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FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 739. 3rd Thurs., Volunteer Yacht Club, 68 Lynnway; James Welsh, Pres., 116 Marianna St.; Henry P. Baron, S.T., 16 Pond St. FOOD STORE EMPLOYEES, MASSACHUSETTS INDEPENDENT (A & P Tea Co., Lynn Dist.). First Tues., 8.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 157 No. Common St.; Fred W. Penza, Pres., B. A., 79 Purdon Ave.; Boleslaw A. Mikulski, R.S., 2h Jackson St., Saugus. FUR AND LEATHER WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amal. No. 20-L) GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 397. First Mon., 6 P.M., Hotel Edison, 1 Bank Sq.;

Alice Meader, Sec, 52 Friend St.; Elliot Klitzman, B.A. , U5 Wolcott St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS (See Bartenders and Culinery Wkrs. No. 290 in Salem) INSURANCE WOIKERS INT»L. NO. 68. Quarterly, Uth Thurs., 11 A.M., 122 Union St.; Robert Powers, Pres., 32 Trask St., Gloucester; William T. Charron, Sec, kO Broad St. LAST MAKERS (See Shoe Workers of America, United No. 28) LATHERS NO. 99. First Fri., 191 No. Common St.; Frank Whalley, Pres., $0 Hale St., Beverly; Arthur E. Sylvester, R.S.T.,B.A., 26 Range Heights Circle. LEATHER WORKERS, FUR AND (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amal. No. 20-L) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 7. 2nd Wed., Teamsters Hall, 96 Ford St.; William R. Fallon, Pres., 37 Locust St.; James F. Robinson, R.S., 10 Henry Ave. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED NO. 20-L (Fur and Leather Dept.). First and 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 306, 56 Central Ave., Tel. Ly 5-1790; John E. Meaney, Pres., 187 Beacon Hill Ave.; Nicholas Rassias, B.A., 71 Tracy Ave. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. II483U (Dist 50) (IND) (Mass. Window Cleaning & Utilities Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 157 So. Common St.; Harold Hilton, Pres., lh Riverside Ct., Saugus; Veronica D. Avery, S.T., 1025 Humphrey St., Swampscott; Bus. Off., 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 2U5. First Sun., 9.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., 5 Andrews St.; Leo F. Barber, Pres., B. A., 9 Shirley Rd. ; Frank D. Halleran, F.S., 30 Chestnut St., Peabody. MUSICIANS NO. 126. 2nd Mon. (Jan. ,0ct., Nov.), Oxford Club, Washington Sq.; William S. Grondin, Pres., B. A., 7 Granite St., Salem; Chester E. Wheeler, S.T., 13 Braman St., Danvers. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN NO. 55. Quarterly, On Call, U.30 P.M., 122 Union St.; Ernest M. Rosenthal, Pres., 23 Westview Rd. ; William F. Kettinger, Treas., 6 Bates St., Saugus. NORTH SHORE TECHNICAL GUILD (See Technical Engineers No. lU2) PAINTERS (North Shore) (See Salem Local No. I898) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 118 (Hoague-Sprague Corp.). 3rd Sun., Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 5l5 Washington St.; Frederick A. Moore, Pres., 150 Walnut St.

Mary A. Robinson, R.S. , 20 Central St., Saugus. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF NO. 2 (General Electric Co., River Works & Everett). On Call, 10 A.M. and 7.30 P.M., St. Michael's Hall, W. Neptune St.; James Sheehan, Pres., 215 Central St., Saugus; Henry E. Sheridan, S.T., 8 Hancock Pk., Everett. PLUMBERS NO. 77. 2nd and l|th Mon., Bldg. Trades Hall, 191 No. Common St.; Eric M. Anderson, F.S.T., 31 Richardson Rd.; Kenneth Maitland, B.A., 21 Rowland St., Marblehead. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. 2U6l. 2nd Thurs. ,8.30 P.M., Lecture Rm., Post Office, Willow St.; John F. Hennessey, Jr., Pres., 31 Mystic Ave.; Seymour Chrisos, R.F.S., 103 Memorial Pk. Ave. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION NO. Iii35. Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St., Tel. Ly 3-5U31; Donald Harvey, R.S.,B.A., 22 Glenwood Rd.; Peter C. Paicos, F.S.,B.A., 25 Sewall St.

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SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2. First and 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 5l5 Washington St., Tel. Ly 5-0039; William J. Mackesy, S.T., 1*3 Kernwood Dr.; Joseph Hanley and Richard Tobin, B.A's. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 28 (Last Makers). First and 3rd Wed., 5l5 Washington St.; Andrew J. Harank, Pres., 1*0 Wheeler St.; Harry E. Curris, S.T., 8 Johnson Ave., Peabody. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 600 (IND) (City Employees). First Tues., Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 5l5 Washington St.; James E. Sullivan, Pres., 96 Myrtle St.; Charles M. Smith, Treas., 330 Walnut St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 193 (City Employees). Arthur J. Vachon, Sec, P.O. Box 663. STEAMFITTERS NO. 277. First and 3rd Mon., 2nd Fl., 191 No. Common St.; Andrew Cheever, Pres., B. A., 372 Essex St.; Thomas Hopkins, R.S., 53 Atkins Ave.

STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Boston Local No. 1509) TEACHERS UNION, LYNN NO. 1037. First Wed., Retail Clerks Hall, 122 Union St.; Robert H. Thomson, Pres., 15 Thomson Lane; Mary G. McNeil, F.S.T., 16 River- bank Rd., Salem. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 1*2 (IND). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., 96 Ford St., Tel. Ly 8-2360; James O'Brien, Pres., B. A., 30 Glendale Ave., So. Peabody; Richard H. Hunt, S.T.,B.A. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 11*2 (North Shore Technical Guild) (General Electric Co.). 2nd Thurs., 5.1*5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 725 Summer St., W. Lynn, Tel. 598-9898; John V. Sordillo, Pres., 725 Summer St., W. Lynn; Langley M. Hall, C.S., 6 Winter St., Nahant. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 11*9 (General Electric Co., River Works and Everett). (Feb., May, Sept., Dec), 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Ill; Broad St., Tel. 592-513U; J. F. Swain, Pres., 30 Myrtle St., Saugus; William T. Price, C.S., 36 Mayfair St.

TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Anna Barry, Sec, 1*1* Barnstable St., Swampscott. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1296 (Vernon Plastics Corp.). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., Sgt. Gautreau Hall; Alton M. Hodgman, Dir., Pelham Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire; Ralph Arivella, B.A., 95 Greenfield St., Lawrence; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273.

THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 73. Fri. before 3rd Sun., 11 P.M., 1* Andrew St.; William C. Scanlan, Pres., B. A., 57l* Eastern Ave.; Harold E. Hunt, S.T., 11 Severance St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 120. First Fri., at Bus. Off., 56 Central Ave., Tel. Ly 2-7205; James Donahue, Pres., 7 Westview Rd.; Ernest D. Cann, R.S.T., 239 Linwood St. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1*1*6. First Thurs., Volunteer Yacht Club, Lynnway; Holman C. Stanchfield, Pres., 1*67 Eastern Ave.; Russell F. Dunn, Treas., 22 Union Ct.

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CEMETERY AND GREENHOUSE LABORERS NO. 1285 (See Boston) CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 637 (Purex Corp.). First Wed., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Post 639, Union St.; James E. Connolly, Pres., 118 Linden Ave.; Robert Johansen, F.S.T., 1*6 Lawrence St. Medford. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 20567 (Candy Makers) (E.P. Lewis Candy, Inc.). First Sat., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 6, 171 Pleasant St.; Philip Ragucci, Pres., 8 Lexington St., Charlestown; Bella Black, F.S.T., 1*6 Highland Ave., Everett. NO. 2251*7 (Richards Corp.). First Wed., Hibernian Hall, 260 Charles St.; Frank Forsyth, Pres., 80 Coleman St.; John A. Gamby, R.S., 13 Russell Ct.

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DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS - Concl'd.: NO. 22763 (Rubber Wkrs.) (Converse Rubber Co.). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 306 Medford St., Tel. 322-7376; Victor Tanagna, Pres., 15 So. Ferry St., Everett; George Mansour, F.S.,B.A., 38 Adams St. NO. 2U875 (Glover Coating Co.). 2nd Wed., Member's Home; Elmer D. Brown, Pres., 65 Dutton St.; John F. O'Malley, B.A., 12 School St., Dorchester. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT «L. NO. 231 (National Co., Inc.). Quarterly, 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Leonard School, Pleasant St.; Anna Barthelmes, Pres., U2 Crescent Ave.; Catherine DiGeorge, F.S., 17 Harvey St., Everett; Bus. Off., Rm. 6, k3 Dartmouth St., Tel. Da 2-7850. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1026 (Meter Wkrs.) (Mass. Electric Co.). 2nd Mon., Morgan Bldg., 171 Pleasant St.; George F. Dawson, F.S., 12 Everett St.; George P. Hassett, Jr., B.A., 37 Royal Ave., Cambridge. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 902. First Thurs., Linden Fire Station, Oliver St.; James Saunders, Pres., Hi Wesley St.; Joseph A. Fontana, S.T., 60 Maiden St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 291. 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., Ho-Que Restaurant, 162 Pleasant St.; Mildred Schofield, Sec, 3k Page St.; Sidney Bronstein, B.A., 1388 Walnut St., Newton Highlands; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. GAS WORKERS NO. 12007 (Dist 50,*U.M.W.) (IND). 2nd Thurs., American Legion

Hall, 368 Pleasant St.; Robert J. O'Brien, Pres., 79 Cambridge St., • Burling- ton; Freeman F. Ray, F.S.T., 53 Rockland Ave. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. Ilia (See Revere) PAINTERS NO. 3U6. 2nd Mon., Jewish War Vets Hall, cor. Upham and Franklin Sts.; Cecil Nunnally, Pres., 5 Ames St., Greenwood; Joseph Noonan, R.S., 55 Chestnut St., No. Reading. PAINTERS NO. 1U77 (Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Wkrs.). (Devoe & Raynolds Co.). First Tues., 171 Pleasant St.; Frank DeTesso, Pres., l6l Winn St., Woburn; Agnes M. O'Donnell, R.S., 66 Judson St. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union)

PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 633 (Maiden Printing Specialties) (Tin Div. ) (Continental Can Co., Inc.). On Call, Monthly, Sat., 1 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, khZ Main St.; John J. Tonaszuck, Pres., 398 Bryant St.; Bertram Kohl, B.A. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 715 (Packard Paper Box Co., Inc.). On Call, 12.15 P.M., Conference Rm., at Plant, 181+ Commercial St.; Joseph Iamelli, R.S.T., 9k Tileston St., Everett; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., kl Garden St. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 588 (New Can Co.). 2nd Fri., I.O.O.F. Hall, kk2 Main St.; Alfred Capra, Pres., 9k Bow St., Everett; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-6535. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1233 (City Employees). 3rd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, 10 Union St.; James J. McFall, Pres., 29 Rudolph St.; John J. McGeoghegan, R.S., 17 Woodville Terrace. TEACHERS UNION, MALDEN NO. 1107. On Call, 3 P.M., Maiden High School; Walter C. Ryan, Pres., 117 High St.; Julia M. Canty, F.S., 16 Lincoln Rd., Brook- line.

TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) . Mary T. Spencer, Sec, 10 Blomerth St. MANCHESTER

CARPENTERS NO. 92l+. 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., Red Men's Hall, Brook St.; Robert C. Fosberry, R.S., li|2 Summer St.; Joseph McComisky, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly; Bus. Off., 176 Essex St., Salem, Tel. Pi U-3395. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1362. On Call; John Delaney, Pres.; Keith A. O'Brien, S.T., R-12 Washington St.

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CANDY BRANCH OF LOCAL NO. 251 (See Bakery and Confectionery Wkrs. of Worcester) MANSFIELD BLEAQHERY EMPLOYEES UNION (IND). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Gloria Columbo Hall, Pratt St.; Anastacio Guerrini, Pres., 30 County St., Foxboro; John J. Rotella, F.S., 38 Pleasant St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 929. Quarterly, On Call; Frederick H. Olney, Pres.; Donald Tucker, Jr., S.T., 50 Union St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 2851 (John L. Clemmey Co.). Last Thurs., Acoreana Band Club, 220 Broad- way, Fall River; Edward Medeiros, Pres., UU6 Wilson Rd., Fall River; Everett Rodrigues, R.S., 82 Huard St., Fall River. NO. 3638 (Bay State Tap and Die Co.). 3rd Thurs., Gloria Columbo Hall, Pratt St.; Raymond C. Mowatt, Pres., lU Vernal Ave., Foxboro; Russell E. Pierce, F.S., 11 Henry St. NO. 3825 (Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.). Last Thurs., U.l5 P.M., Gloria Columbo Hall, Pratt St.; Roland G rover, Pres., 18 Clinton St.; Percy Houghton, R.S., UO Draper Ave.

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CARPENTERS NO. 962. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Evans Bldg., Pleasant St.; John J. Patton, R.S., k9 Atlantic Ave.; Joseph McComiskey, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly; Bus. Off., Rm. 18, 176 Essex St., Salem. MARION

POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 2557. On Call; Carl C. Briggs, Pres., Converse Rd.j Francis J. Francotte, S.T., Mill St. MARLBOROUGH

CARPENTERS NO. 988. 2nd and iith Tues., Community Center, 355 Bolton St.; Edward Logan, Pres., 75 Walker St.; Francis DiMuzio, R.S., 153 Hildreth St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6. On Call; Richard F. Provasoli, Pres., 107 Highland St.; Raymond A. Paul, S.T., 320 Mechanic St. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION, MARLBORO NO. 2U6. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., State Guard Hall, Mechanic St.; Harold J. Burns, Pres., 32 Willow St., Clinton; Nicholas DiBuono, R.S.T.,B.A., 19 Water St. PAINTERS NO. $6l. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, ltf8 Lincoln St.; Roy E. Gould, Pres., 30 Rice St.; William D. Scott, R.S., 95 Dudley St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 131. Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., St. Jean's Hall, Lincoln St.; Charles Riani, Sec, 67 Francis St.; Aubrey H. Maxwell, F.S., llli Prospect St. SHOEWORKERS ASSOCIATES, INC. (IND) (Diamond Shoe Corp.). 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 277 Main St., Tel. Hu 5-1610; Hazel Breault, Pres., Indian Lake Shores; Lucy Cofelice, B.A., 13U South St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 58 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., Munic. Garage, Neil St.; Stephen Agonitsas, Pres., 5 Dow PI.; Daniel J. Kenney, R.S., 57 Brigham St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 372U (Koehler Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, U78 Lincoln St.; John F. Donovan, Pres., 6 Mountain Ave.; Rita Boudreau, R.S., 7a Versailles St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mary Scally, Sec, 101 Broad St., Hudson. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 281 (Marlboro-Hudson). First Wed., Home of S.T.; Paul Lassos, Pres., Felton St.; Charles A. Robert, S.T., 52 Pleasant St.

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CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 32U (Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.). 3rd Sun., Parker St. Hall, Parker St.; Michael Conte, Pres., 176 Hempstead St., Methuenj Sebert Jones, F.S.T., 61; Russell St., Lowell.

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1926. First Tues., U.30 P.M. , Swing Rm., at Post Office, Main St.; Henry T. Hanson, R.F.S.,B.A., 3 Second St. MACHINISTS NO. 2199 (Bradley Sun Div., American Can Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, 52 Nason St.; Raymond F. Dumas, Pres., Old Marlboro Rd. Robert J. Connington, S.T., Hudson Rd., Stow; Bus. Off., 119 Main St., Tel. Tw 7-8981. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3036. On Call; Paul T. Kozak, S.T., 1 Windmill Dr. MEDFIELD

BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS NO. 958 (Atlantic Brick & Tile Co.). 2nd Tues., h P.M., American Legion Hall, Pleasant St.; George W. Hinkley, Pres., Harding St., Harding; Linwood Mathewson, R.S., Rock Meadow Rd., Uxbridge. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 119. First Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Medway; John Pilla, Pres., 81 S. Main St., Milford; Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St., Framingham. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1190 (State Hospital Emp.). 3rd Wed., 2nd Fl., Clark Bldg., at Hospital; Manuel Goes, Jr., Pres., Millis; Edward W. Lefebvre, Sec, 56 Angell St., Mansfield.

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BARNARD ASSOCIATES (IND) (F.J. Barnard & Co., Inc.). On Call; Pasquale D' Antonio, Pres., 68 Fremont St., Somerville; John S. Ahern, Counsel, 11 Riverside Ave.

BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. h92 ( City Employees) . 3rd Thurs., D.A.V. Hall, 52 Swan St.; Charles E. Asdot, Pres., 6 Newbern Ave.; George H. Smith, R.S.T.,B.A., 19 Magoun Ave. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 101U (General Electric Co., Apparatus Service Shop). First Wed., D.A.V. Hall, 6l6 Broadway, Somerville; Ignazio P. Aiello, Pres.,

32ii American Legion Hghwy. , Revere; Edward C. Dwyer, B.A., 16 Dwyer Circle. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1032. First Wed., 8. 30 P.M., 367 Salem St.; Francis E. Welch, Pres., U6 Ames St.; Allen P. White, Treas., 16 Oak Rd, MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 13978 (Dist 50 (IND) (Trailmobile, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 5 P.M., Baltimore Club, Broadway,- Somerville; Roy Boutilier, Pres., Valley View Way, Shirley; John DiNota, S.T., 1 Oak Terrace, Somerville, PAINTERS NO. 1132. 2nd Tues., Colonial Hall, 3h Salem St.; Jackson H. Bennett, Pres., Madison St.; William E. Gillis, F.S., 9 Whitman Rd. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 687 (Boston Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (See Boston) STEELWORK ERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 336l (Northern Steel, Inc.). 3rd Tues., U.15 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 260 Charles St., Maiden; Walter McCabe, Pres., 63 Tremont St., Everett; James W. Connelly, R.S., 5U Cherry St.

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POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3U62. On Call, V.F.W. Hall, Church St.; E. A. Borek, Pres.,R.S.T.,B.A. , Holliston St.

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CARPENTERS NO. 760. First Wed., Spanish-American Hall, 36 Williams St., Stone- hamj W. J. Butts, Pres., hP Marlboro Rd., Woburnj John E. Webber, R.F.S., 1U7 Green St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT 'L. NO. 20h (Commercial Filters Corp.). 2nd Sat., 7.U5 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 10 Union St., Maiden; Catherine A. Harris, F.S.T., 5U8 Salem St., Maiden; Joseph Duggan, B.A., [|1 Tremont St., Boston.

STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Boston Local No. 1509)

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FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1086. On Call; Bernard A. McMenamon, Pres., 36 Ashford St.; Raymond McClintock, R.S.T., bP Lowell St. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. 138 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., Where Called; Paul M. Meader, Pres., 68 North St., Georgetown; Thomas W. Waters, B.A.; Bus. Off., 75 Washington St., Tel. 682-1312. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 122 (IND) (Highway Dept.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Munic. Garage, Lindburgh Ave.; Raymond J. Poulin, Pres., 79 Lowell St.; Lawrence P. Kovalcson, R.S., 518 Lowell St. TEACHERS NO. 1332. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Broadway; Marie Dunn, Pres., 33 E. Brook St.; Blanche Joyal, Sec, 102 Brown St. MIDDLEBOROUGH

BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. 783 (Albert Shoe Co.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 30 Station St.; Jack Kulian, Pres., i|6 Pierce St.; Howard Marshall, B.A., West St. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICA, ALLIED NO. 839 (Maxim Motors Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 6h So. Main St.; Gordon Haskell, Pres., Oak St.; Norman S. Goodwin, R.S., 70 Forest St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 59U. On Call; Robert Powell, Pres., Fuller St.; Donald F. Mello, R.F.S., 68 School St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. $h (Colonial Brass Co.). On Call, U.U5 P.M. American Legion Hall, 6k So. Main St.; John Santin, Jr., Pres., Plymouth St.; John J. Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. PLYMOUTH SHOE COMPANY BENEFIT ASSN. (IND). kth Tues., U.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 30 Station St.; Herbert Dunham, Pres., 2 Stetson St., Lakeville; Harold L. Caswell, S.T., bS Forest St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 601 (Dept. of Public Works Dist 7). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., John Cabot Club; Edward L. Cicchese, Pres., 28 Pine St., Brockton; John E. Thomas, Treas., 263 Green St., Brockton. MILFORD

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. ihh. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M. , D.A.V. Hall, 86 Main St.; Joseph E. Oliveri, Pres., 178 Main St.; John P. McDonald, S.T.,B.A., 81 Exchange St., Millis; Bus. Off., 193i Main St., Tel. U73-2iiOO. CARPENTERS NO. 867. First Mon., D.A.V. Hall, 86 Main St.; Carl L. Lindfelt, Pres., 1700 Washington St., Holliston; William D. Dillon, F.S.,B.A., 15 Highland St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 257 (Rubberized Cloth) (Archer Rubber Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Home, 55 Exchange St.; Anthony Ramaskwich, F.S.T., 52 Forest St.; Henry Brides, B.A., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston. INSURANCE WORKERS INT 'L. NO. 52. First Wed., 11 A.M., American Legion Hall, School St.; Michael A. Tocci, Pres., 18 Woodland Ave.; Anthony P. Rosati, R.S., 81* Irving St., Millis.

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MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 1*06 (Draper Corp., Hopedale). 2nd Wed., V.F.W. Home, 55 Exchange St.; Louis R. Polito, F.S., 5 Home Park Ave., Hopedale; John J. Crowley, B.A., 1? Church St. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1178 (Johnson Bus Lines). First Tues., 7.1*5 P.M., Ten Pin Bldg., Rte ll*0; Elliot Gleason, Pres., B. A., 1 Pine St.; Richard S. Gulec, R.S., 229 Diamond Hill Rd., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. MUSICIANS NO. 319. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Memorial Hall, School St.; John E.

Chapman, R.S.T., 208 Congress St.; Harold Falcone, B.A., 1* Maple St., Hopedale. PATTERN MAKERS. l*th Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Mill St., Hopedale; Harold McGonigle, Pres., 13 Hope St., Hopedale; Oscar Nelson, F.S.,B.A., P.O. Box 292, Upton. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3121*. Quarterly, at Post Office; John A. Conlin, S.T., 33U Cedar St. SHOE WORKERS ASSN. OF MILFORD (IND) (Bickford Shoe, Inc.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Home, 55 Exchange St.; Raymond E. Donahue, Pres., 28 Church St.; Lawrence Delvecchio, Treas., 27 Madden Ave. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 1*322 (Bettinger Corp.). 3rd Sun., Sons of Italy Hall, Sumner St.; William Pitts, Pres., 121* Pine St., Waltham; Kenneth L. Glynn, B.A., 11*86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Louise Lavoie, Sec, 236 Congress St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1251 (Stylon Corp.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W, Home, 55 Exchange St.; Carlo Mele, Pres., 51* West St.; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 101* Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. UTILITY WORKERS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. NO. 329 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co., Eastern Div.). 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., 55 Exchange St.; Paul F. Lepore, Jr., R.S., 378 Pleasant St., Marlboro; Edward F. Meeker, B.A., Marlborough St., Provi- dence, Rhode Island. MILLBURY

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2815. On Call; Robert Young, Pres.; John D. Brigham, S.T.,

Boston Rd. , Sutton. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3U26 (N.E. High Carbon Wire Corp.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Franco-American Club, Elm St.; George F. Wade, R.S., 23 Glen Terrace, Shrewsbury; Clifford Hague, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. PI 6-3577. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 232 (Felters Co.). 2nd Sun., Union Hall,

Elm St.; Anthony Mongeau, Pres., W* Sutton Rd. , Sutton; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 101* Fairfield St., Wor- cester, Tel. 756-5719.

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SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN NO. 1* (IND) (Joseph M. Herman Shoe Co.). 3rd Wed. (except July and Dec), 7.30 P.M., Speroni Hall, Rte 109, W. Medway; John Gheringhelli, Pres. ,B.A., 167 Hopedale St., Hopedale; Peter Leontie, S.T.,

2l* Cedar St. , Hopkinton. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 796 (The Ruberoid Co.). l*th Sat., 6.3O P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Medway; James J. Bliss, Pres., 882 Manville Rd., Woon- socket, Rhode Island; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 101* Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719.

MILTON

FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1116. On Call, Monthly, Engine #1*, 8l5 Blue Hill Ave.; John A. McSharry, Pres., 9 Kahler Ave.; Robert J. Berg, R.S., 1*0 Pierce St.

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LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2100. On Call; Richard Crowley, S.T., 17 Highland Ave. MACHINISTS NO. 2lU5 (Quaboag Lodge) (C.F. Church Div. of American Radiator & Standard Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., Monson Social Club Annex, Palmer Rd.; Ashley Burnham, Pres., Stafford Rd.; /dice Coolong, R.S., 3 Highland Ave. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 2765. Konstanty Misiaszek, S.T., 8 Main St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 2k (Monson State Hospital). 3rd Wed. 7.30 P.M., Classroom C, Simon Bldg., at Hospital; Charles H. Sheridan, Jr., Pres., 301 Main St.; Annabelle P. Vosburgh, Sec, No. Liberty St., Belcher- town. MONTAGUE

LETTER CARRIERS NO. I6U4. (Turners Falls). On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office; Chester Waryas, Pres., Madison Ave., Turners Falls; F. C. Engerman, Sec, 52 J St., Turners Falls. MACHINISTS NO. 1803 (Montague Machine Co.). First Tues., 7 P.M. , St. Stanislaus Hall, 6 K St., Turners Falls; Wayne Bugbee, R.S., Turnpike Rd. , Turners Falls; Louis E. Parzych, F.S., Walnut St., Gill. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 171 (Strathmore Paper Co.). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Third St., Turners Falls; Wilmont Leighton, Pres., Riverside, Gill; Bernard Kobera, F.S., 6 Central St., Turners^ Falls; Bus. Off., K St. Hall, K St., Turners Falls. NANTUCKET

LETTER CARRIERS NO. l66l. On Call; John F. Keating, Pres.; Anthony R. Sylvia, S.T., 5 Spring St. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 3^2 (Nantucket Gas & Electric Co.). First Wed., 7 P.M., at Plant, Salem St.; Arthur Menard, Pres., Dover St.; Ralph Hammond, S.T., 8 Derrymore Rd.

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AUTOMOBILE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 901 (U.A.W.) (Ford Motor Co., Natick Parts Depot). 2nd Tues., k P.M., Cafeteria, at Plant; John F. Dunn, Pres., 19 Garfield Ave., Chelsea; Kenneth P. McConnon, F.S.T., 193 Beacon St., Framingham. CARPENTERS NO. 8U7. First Tues., Italian Center, Washington Ave.; Gordon L. McCabe, F.S.T., I838 Washington St., Auburndale; Edward Gallagher, B.A.j Bus. Off., 251 Washington St., Newton, Tel. La 7-U207- GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1993 (U.S. Army Quartermaster Research & Engineering Command). On Call, at Base; Arthur Shierman, Pres., Bennett Rd., Hampden; Robert B. Spriggs, Treas., 168 Hartford St., Framingham. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 3k (IND) (U.S. Army Quartermaster Research & Engineering Command). First Tues., Where Called; Alfred Rooney, Pres., 181 Summer St., Framingham; Frank Allen, Sec, Bumblebee Lane, Shrews- bury. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 362. Uth Sun., 8 P.M., Home of Pres.; Robert Pond, Pres., 101 Speen St.; Stanley B. Cohen, S.T., 85 Middlesex Ave. MEAT CUTTERS, BUTCHERS, FOOD STORE, SEAFOOD AND ALLIED WKRS., AMAL. DIST. UNION

NO. 2. On Call ( Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), Where Called; Joseph A. Sullivan, Pres.; Herbert A. Lee, Mark A. Largey, Jr. and James F. Morrissey, B.A»s; Bus. Off., 1 So. Main St., Tel. 01 3-21*71. PAINTERS NO. 916. First Thurs., Italian Center, Washington Ave.; Gordon Whalen, Pres., 22 Waban St.; Ronald H. Wood, R.S.,Bus. Rep., 7h E. Plain St., Cochituate.

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PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 5l6 (Hesek Local) (Robert Gair Paper Products Div., Continental Can Co.). First Sun., 7 P.M., Sub-Alpino Club; William G. Chase, Pres., 80 Rockland St.; Irving A. Waeger, R.S., h2 Mechanic St., Holliston.

N E E D H A M

CARPENTERS NO. 693. 3rd Tues., Sherwood Hall, Avery St., Needham Hghts.;

Charles L. Robbins, Pres. ,Treas. , 1097 Greendale Ave.; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 251 Washington St., Newton. MACHINISTS NO. 1050 (American Can Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Motel 128, Rte 128, Dedham; David M. Sullivan, Pres., 9-D Prospect St., Waltham; Joseph D. Courtney, S.T., Tower Rd., Lincoln.

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AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. (U.A.W.): NO. 168 (Revere Copper & Brass, Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.3O P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, 1680 Acushnet Ave.; Joseph F. Sylvia, Pres., B. A., Cathaway Lane, Mattapoisett; Wiliam P. Paquin, F.S., 336 Central Ave.; Bus. Off., h3 William St., Tel. 993-H07. NO. 38U (Continental Screw Co.). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 227 Ashley Blvd., Tel. Wy 6-2736; Fred Vieira, Jr., Pres., 71 Jerusalem Rd., Fairhaven;

Gerard V.R. Dumoulin, F.S., Ul Grandview Ave. , Fairhaven.

NO. 899 (John I. Paulding, Inc.). 3rd Wed. , 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, 1680 Acushnet Ave.; Harry R. Dunham, Pres., 119 South St.; Alfred G. Languirand, F.S.T., 212 Central Ave.; Bus. Off., 1799 Acushnet Ave., Tel. Wy 7-0351. NO. 1113 (New Bedford Defense Products Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., German Club, Ik Adams St.; James E. Hampston, Pres., 68 Stetson St., Fall River; Roland Ouellette, F.S.T., 32 Tallman St. BAKERS, THE 20TH CENTURY UNION OF NEW BEDFORD (IND) (My Bread Baking Co.). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 230 Coffin Ave., Tel. Wy U-U82U; Roland R. Turgeon, Pres., B. A., 1U72 Sassaquin Ave.; Arthur A. Mastine, R.S.,B.A., k91 Summer St.

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. Uk7 . 3rd Mon., 7.15 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Lucien Provencher, Pres., 15 Warren St.; Alfred Alfonse, S.T.,

B.A. , U6U So. Second St. BARTENDERS NO. 100. First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., 36I1. Acushnet Ave., Tel. Wy 3-8UU8; William H. Green, Jr., Pres., Ik Branchard Ct.; John J. Gillespie, F.S.T., hOh Park St. BREWERY WORKERS NO. 197 (Dawson's Brewery, Inc.). First Sun., 10 A.M., Poirier Post, 398 No. Front St.; Thomas Muldoon, Pres., 675 Cottage St.; Mitchell Pisarczyk, F.S.T.,B.A., 293 Tinkham St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 39. 2nd and Uth Tues., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; James L. Harrold, Pres., 81 Church St.; George W. Ripley, Jr., F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 8 Rodney St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 385 (Construction and General Laborers). First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 9, 7l|6 Pleasant St., Tel. Wy 2-1089; Lionel Marchand, S.T., 11 Fielding St.; Silvino Castello, B.A., 502 Bolton St. CARPENTERS NO. lUl6. First and 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., Tels. Wy 2-8215 and Wy 3-0728; William Nelson, F.S.T., 292 Orchard St.; Joseph Guilbeault, 3.A., 19 Park Dr., Acushnet. CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 59 (IND). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. Wy 3-1505; Matthew L. Carvalho, S.T., U62 John St.; John Frasier and Umberto Cruz, B.A's.

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CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 377. 2nd and 3rd Wed., 7 P.M. , at Bus. Off., Rm. Id, 105 William St., Tel. Wy 3-6627; Helen B. Stafiej, F.S., H95 Tecum- seh St., Fall River; Diana Nunes, B.A., Ik E. Drive, Westport. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 1*69 (Dry Cleaners and Laundry Wkrs.). l*th Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1*1, 105 William St., Tel. Wy 3-6627; Helen B. Stafiej, F.S., 1*95 Tecumseh St., Fall River; Diana Nunes, B.A., lU E. Drive, Westport. COPPER AND BRASS WORKERS (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs. No. 168) ' DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 21*053 (Steamship Co. Employees). 3rd Mon., Woods Hole; Robert Canha, Pres., 36 Valentine St.; Joseph A. Furtado, S.T., 6 Hamlet St., Fairhaven. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 219 (IND). On Call, at Bus. Off., Ul Bedford St., Tel. Wy 3-7058; Walter Byk, S.T., 10 Hathaway Rd., Acushnet; Douglas Perry, Field Org. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 277 (IND) (Amal- gamated). l*th Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., la Bedford St., Tel. Wy 3-7058; W. Stuart Chace, Pres., 1*8 Bridge St., Fairhaven; Joseph A. Wenzel, S.T., 311 Main St. , Fairhaven. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 22l*. First Wed., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Francis J. Sylvia, Pres., 99 Jarry St.; James E. Murphy, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 1*87 Hillman St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 381* Acushnet Ave., Tel. Wy 2-U291. NO. 1*10 (Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. Wy 2-8865; Albert E. Buckles, Pres., B.A., 13 Cleveland St.; Mabel F. Chace, F.S., 60 DeWolf St. NO. 175U (Aerovox Corp., Plant #1 and 2). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Redmen's Hall, 1*18 Summer St.; John Clark, Treas., 308 Chancery St.; Anthony Paiva,

B.A., 18 Richard Alan Rd. , No. Dartmouth. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. kll (Dawson's Brewery, Inc.). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M.,

Michiewicz Hall, 2031 Purchase St.; Paul Wexler, Pres. ,3. A. , Nye Ave., Acushnet; Alphonse L. Bourbeau, F.S., 1*2 Wilbur Ave., No. Dartmouth. FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 81*1. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Carlos Pacheco, Pres., 272 Lafayette St.; Henry R. Butts, S.T., 311* Park St.; 3us. Off., Central Fire Station, 868 Pleasant St. FIREMEN AND OILERS, STATIONARY NO. 29l*. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Mickiewicz Hall, 2031 Purchase St.; Ernest Mills, Pres., 251 Sconticut Nk. Rd., Fairhaven; John C. Glowacki, F.S.T.,B.A., 76 Woodlawn St. FISHERMEN'S UNION, NEW BEDFORD (Seafarers Int'l.). First Tues., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., 62 No. Water St., Tel. Wy I4-96OI; Howard W. Nickerson, S.T., 11*6 Cottage St.; John Burt, Rep., 56 State St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES (Branch of Fall River Local No. 178) GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 361. l*th Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 No. Sixth St., Tel. Wy 7-7U26; Arnold M. Dubin, Mgr. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 11*33 . Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Robert Allcock, Pres., 80 Warburton St., Fall River; Claire Martin, R.S.T., 1*72 Tarkiln Hill Rd. HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Wkrs. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 59. First Thurs., 11.30 A.M., T.W.U.A. Hall, 888 Purchase St.; Harvey Bl an cette, Pres., Pinehurst St., Mattapoisett; Americo Henriques, F.S.T., 5 Presidential Heights. LATHERS NO. 251*. 3rd Thurs., German Hall, lk Adams St.; Leo L. LaPlante, Pres., 11*0 Sixteenth St., Fall River; Roland E. LaPlante, R.S.T.,3.A., 320 Hersom St. LAUNDRY WORKERS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated No. 1*69)

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LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 80 (Leather and Fabrics Wkrs.

Union, New Bedford) (Coaters, Inc.). 3rd Fri. ( Jan. , Mar. , June, Sept.), Mickiewicz Hall, 2031 Purchase St.; Eugene Touchette, Pres., 228 Smith St.; John C. Pacheco, Jr., S.T., 16 Ball St., No. Dartmouth. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 87 (Pocketbook Wkrs.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 7U6 Pleasant St.; Edward Belmarce, F.S.T., 157 Coffin Ave.; Manuel Morreira, B.A., 138 Diman St., Fall River. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 18. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office, Pleasant St.; William Bancroft, Pres., 63 Robeson St.; Edmund K. Malone, Sec, 7h Rockland St., So. Dartmouth. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INT'L.: NOTE: All locals meet at C.L.C. Hall, 7l±6 Pleasant St.; Yvonne L. Kelley, R.S., 217 Cedar St.; Joseph V. Sylvia, F.S.T.,Bus. Rep., 16 Crapo St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 30 Union St., Tel. Wy 3-1822. NO. 1U13. Bi-monthly, Last Fri., 7.30 P.M.; Antonio DeCruz, Pres. NO. 1572-6 (Sea Food Wkrs.). Bi-monthly, First Tues., 7.30 P.M.; Theodore Garifales, Pres. NO. 17h9 (Fish Lumpers, Sea Food Wkrs.). Quarterly, First Mon., 7.3O P.M.; Peter Majocka, Pres. MAIL HANDLERS, NAT. ASSN. NO. 100. First Sun., 10 A.M., Post Office, 695 Pleas- ant St.; Joseph C. Santos, Pres., kk7 Sawyer St.; William J. Turbak, S.T. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 33U. First Tues., 9.30 A.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Alfred A. Landry, F.S.T., 35 Bentley St.; Edward Patrick, B.A., 51 Newton St. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 2lU. 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Adolph F. Coimbra, Pres., $9h Brock Ave.; James Cordeiro, R.S.T., 1590 Padanaram Ave.; Bus. Off., 260 Union St., Tel. Wy 6-U010. PAINTERS NO. 69I. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., Tels. Wy 2-1887 and Wy 2-8215; Henry W. Patnaude, Treas., 85 Grant St.; Raymond Seguin, B.A., 301 Earle St. PLUMBERS NO. 53. 2nd and Uth Thurs., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Joseph Surgento, Pres., 380 Tarkiln Hill Rd.; J. Henry Higgins, R.S.,B.A., 190 County St., W. Wareham. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 326 (IND). Quarterly, First Sun., 10 A.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; Roland G. Racine, Pres., 18U Harwich St.; Joseph Silva, S.T., UO Woodlawn St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 575. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Post Office, 695 Pleas- ant St.; Lionel Dubois, Pres., 5 Chicopee St.; Roger D. Boucher, Sec, 279 Coffin Ave. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 181 (IND). On Call (May and Oct.), Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; Raymond J. Bourbeau, Pres., 235 Myrtle St.; James F. Murphy, Jr., S.T., 8 Cottage St., Fairhaven. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 96. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, 1680

Acushnet Ave. ; .Michael E. Sullivan, Pres., 8 Plymouth St.; John J. Burke, S.T., h2 Chestnut St., Fairhaven. PJLP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U08 (Alden Container Corp.). 2nd Tues., U.U5 P.M., at Plant, Church St.; Roger Berche, C.S., 63 Deane St.; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 2011 (Railway Express Agency). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., hi Bedford St.; M. J. Reddy, Pres., B. A., 972 Elliott St.; E. W. Delacy, B.A., 127 Bellevue St. RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. 1325 (See Fall River) ROOFERS NO. 219. hth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., New Bedford Driving Club, li;68 Acushnet Ave.; Joseph Souza, Pres., 25 Davis St., Fall River; Caesar Cabral, F.S., Bus. Rep., 320 Coffin Ave.

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RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 290 (Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 12 Rodney French Blvd., Tel. Wy 2-7860; Manuel P. Tavares, Pres., 208 W. Rodney French Blvd.; Charles Vardo, Sec, 889 Wildwood Rd. SEA FOOD WORKERS (See Longshoremen Nos. 1572-6 and 17 h9) SEAFARERS INT 1 !. (See Fishermen's Union, New Bedford) SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 501. 3rd Thurs., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.j Joseph L. Areia, R.S., 112 Willow St.; James Goldrick, Bus. Rep., 7 Shawmut

Ave. j Bus. Off,, 7U6 Pleasant St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 851 (City Employees). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 736 Pleasant St.j Alfred C. Giroux, Pres., 689 Summer St.; William E. Nolan, S.T., 10 Highland St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 896 (Bristol County Emp.). Anthony

M. Lauze, Sec, 28 Faunce Corner Rd. , No. Dartmouth. STEAMFITTERS NO. 6hk. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., Tel. Wy 2-8215; James Broughton, F.S.T., 33 DeWolf St.; S. Phillip Jason, Jr., B.A., 20 Prince St., Fairhaven. STREET, ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES NO. 1037 (Union St. Rwy. Co. and Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. Co.). 2nd Thurs., 9.30 A.M. and 7.15 P.M. Eagles Home, 1851 Purchase St.; Francis K. O'Erien, Pres., B. A., 87 Court St.; Americo J. Gomes, R.S.T., 30 Veranda Ave., Fairhaven. STREET, ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES NO. 1519 (Almeida Bus Lines). First Tues., 7^6 Pleasant St.; Joseph Olivera, Pres., B. A., 75 E. Morgan St.,

Fairhaven; Dunham R. Gifford, F.S.T., 153 Middle Rd. , Acushnet. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 59 (See Chauffeurs, Ware- housemen and Helpers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Patricia Becker, Sec, 226 Conduit St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT«L. NO. 17 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Wed., at Bus. Off., 73U Pleasant St., Tel. 99U-U089; Edward F. Mullaney, Pres., Ifii Ashley Blvd.; Frank S. Gracie, F.S.T., 51 Theresa St., So. Dartmouth. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 25. 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. Wy 2-2002; Joseph Entwistle, Pres., llU Belleville Rd.; John S. Marques, S.T.,B.A., 10U Rockland St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus. Off., 38U Acushnet Ave., Tel. Wy 7-9367; George E. Carignan, F.S., Dir. NO. 30 (New Bedford Rayon Div., Mohasco Industries, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off.; Henry Brassard, Pres.; Richard C. Percival, B.A. NO. 590 (Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., Hathaway Div.). 2nd Sun., Monte Pio Hall, 5U0 Orchard St.; Albert Pacheco, Pres.; Manuel Fernandes, B.A. NO. 616 (Allen Beam Co.). On Call, at Bus. Off.; Frank Warrington, Pres.; Rosario Potvin, B.A. NO. 112U (Lambeth Rope Corp.). On Call, at Bus. Off.; George Protin, Pres.; Richard C. Percival, B.A. NO. 1129 (Cameo Curtains of New Bedford, Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off.; Ira Joseph, Pres.; Richard C, Percival, B.A. NO. 1393 (Fawcett Mills, Inc.). On Call, at Bus. Off.; Leonard Jackimowcz, Pres.; Manuel Fernandes, B.A. NO. 11*63 (New Bedford Housing Authority). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Westlawn Recreation Hall, 52 Walker St.; Charles Cafferty, Pres.; Manuel Fernandes, B.A.

THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 131. First Sun., 7 P.M., Empire Theatre, Elm St.; Alfred Bernard, Pres., 70 Mill St.; Charles Brarawell, F.S.T.,B.A., kO Vine St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 33U (See Moving Picture Machine Operators)

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TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 276. Uth Wed., k.lS P.M. , Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Henry M. Tabet, Pres., 5 Blossom St., Fairhavem David J. McVey, R.S.T., 62 George St., So. Dartmouth.

UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 333 (IND). First Tues., 7 P.M. , Cornell Hall, 7U3 Pleasant St.; John R. Whalen, Pres., 39 Junior St.; John T. Tomlinson, S.T., 11 Nautilus St. NEWBURYPORT

CARPENTERS NO. 989. 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., G.A.R. Hall, cor. State and Charter Sts.; Charles M. Felch, F.S.T., 76 Toll Rd. Ext., Salisbury; George W. Duffy, B.A., 12th St., Plum Island ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. NB-989 (See Haverhill) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. I386 (Chase & Shawmut Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, 3 Market St.; Vincent J. Connolly, Pres.,B.A., 32 Forrester St.; Wilfred Quirion, R.S., 320 Elm St., Salisbury.

FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 827. First Tues., Central Fire Station, Market Sq. ; Raymond Brooks, Pres., 20 Arlington St.; Gordon Andrews, R.S., 6 Bromfield Ct. INSURANCE WORKERS INT»L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) JEWELRY WORKERS NO. 19 (Silver Workers Union, Amal.) (Towle Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Elks Bldg., Hi Green St.; John J. Quinn, Jr., Pres., 27 Lafayette St.; Robert L. Gilday, S.T., 9 Oakland St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 108. First Wed., D.A.V. Hall, 38 Charles St.; Joseph Fosillo, Pres., 18 Russia St.; Gerald F. Hay, R.S.T., 22 Columbus Ave. MACHINISTS INT»L.N0. 931 (Clipper Lodge) (Towle Mfg. Co.). 2nd Tues., U.20 P.M., Fire Station, Graham Ave., Newbury; William F. Mahoney, Pres., 18 So. Pond St.; Thomas M. Hawes, B.A., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton. MUSICIANS, NEWBURYPORT FED. OF NO. 378. 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Sirois Music Studio, 51 Pleasant St.; Norman Roy, Pres., B. A., 21 Bromfield St.; William R. Dickie, R.S.T., 377 Elm St., Salisbury. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1936. First Wed., D.A.V. Hall, 38 Charles St.; Leo H. Murray, Pres., 5 Roosevelt Ave.; Vincent Malionek, S.T., 25 High St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 39 (Mixed). First Tues., 7 P.M. , at Bus. Off., 20 State St., Tel. Ho 5-0631; Muriel Sargent, R.S.T., 265 Merrimac St.; Ellsworth Eaton, B.A., 32 Woodland St. SILVER WORKERS UNION, AMALGAMATED (See Jewelry Workers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Stella M. Duggan, Sec, 6 New St.

NEWTON

BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 32. 2nd and Uth Mon., Carpenters Hall, 251 Washington St.; John F. Shea, Pres., 30 Middle St.; Frank A. Sonsini, F.S.,B.A., 3 Maple Rd., Wellesley Hills. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. kSh (School Dept.). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Robert Robards, Pres., 39 Robinhood St., Newton; Jeremiah F. McCarthy, R.S., 179 Allen Ave., Waban. CARPENTERS: NOTE: Bus. Off., 251 Washington St., Tel. La 7-U207; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 3 Fayette St. NO. 275. Tues., at Bus. Off.; James Donovan, Pres., 67 Potomac St., W. Rox- bury; James D. Williamson, R.S., 3U Fiske St., Natick. NO. 680 (Newton Highlands). First and 3rd Tues., I.O.O.F. Hall, Erie St., Newton Highlands; George Haines, Pres., hh Ripley St., Newton Ctr.; Donald P. Eddy, R.S., 29 Burke Lane, Wellesley. NO. 708 (West Newton). 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off.; J.E. Scammon, Pres., 25 Cres- cent St., Wellesley Hills; John G. Ross, R.S., kO Waverley St., Belmont. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

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FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1327. Bi-monthly, Uth Tues., 8. 30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, U02 Watertown St.; Thomas Kelly, Jr., Pres., 23 Ricker Terrace; James T. Hand, R.S.T., 106 Waltham St. FOREMAN'S ASSN., NEWTON (BID) (City Employees). On Call, Bi-monthly, Highway Dept., Crafts St., Newtonville; Anthony Pellegrini, Pres., h King St., Auburndale; James G. Pappas, S.T., 2k Woodrow Ave., Newtonville. PAINTERS NO. 5U5. First and 3rd Wed., Carpenters Hall, 251 Washington St.; Harris L. Wilkie, Pres., 3 Birchcrest St., Burlington; William E. McGrath, S.T.,B.A., 52 Boyd St. PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 58U-A (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION NO. 12 (See Boston) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 58U-A (Paperworkers, United) (Sherman Paper Prods.). 2nd Thurs., Columbus Hall, U02 Watertown St., Newtonville; Frank Borselli, Pres., 15 Sturgis St., Woburn; Thomas J. Leone,

N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq. , Leominster, Tel. Ke U-6535. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 525 (Stowe -Woodward, Inc.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Riverside School, Highview St., Needham; John W. Fitz- Gerald, Pres., 170 Nehoiden St., Needham; Ralph Tibbetts, Treas., 230 Corey Rd., Brighton. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 800 (City Employees). 3rd Wed., 8.15 P.M., Columbus Hall, 1|02 Watertown St.; Harry W. Purcell, Pres., 52 Eliot

Ave., W. Newton; Nunzio J. Piselli, Treas., 11 Clearwater Rd. ; Bus. Off., 110 Crafts St., Tel. Bi U-3U51. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Lois A. Dodd, Sec, 5^8 Chestnut St., Needham. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 125 (Security Mills, Inc.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, U02 Watertown St.; Alton M. Hodgman, Dir., •Pelhara Rd., Pelhara, New Hampshire; Ralph D. Arivella, B.A., 95 Greenfield St., Lawrence; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. NORFOLK

STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. h6h (Mass. Correctional Institution). On Call, Monthly, American Legion Hall, Walpole; Stephen Grubich, Pres., 57U East St., Mansfield; Richard E. Cosgrove, Sec, 183 Thatcher St., Brockton. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 692 (Pondville Hospital Emp. ). First Mon., Auditorium, Nurses Home, at Hospital; Edward Leary, Sr., Pres.; Eleanor M. MacLean, S.T., 382 South St., Wrentham.

NORTH ADAMS

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 126. Last Wed., Y.M.C.A., Summer St.; George Marceau, Pres., 11 State St.; Paul A. Levesque, S.T., hh Eagle St. BARTENDERS NO. 125. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Moose Hall, Bank St.; Anthony J. DeMarco, F.S.T., 59 Chase Ave.; Edward Sprague, B.A., 272 Beaver St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 29. 2nd Mon., C.L.C. Hall, 79 Main St.; Raymond Bergeron, Pres., 315 Ashland St.; Albert Patrie, S.T., 5 North Holden St. CARPENTERS NO. 193. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; James Br*son, Sr., R.S., 263 Ashland St.; Rinaldo Farinon, B.A., 11*7 State St. CONDENSER WORKERS, INDEPENDENT NO. 2. 3rd Tues., Eagles Hall, Hadley Overpass; Robert Davison, Treas., 76 Beaver St.; William Stackpole, Ch., 165 No. Hoosac Rd., Williamstown. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. H76 (Mass. Electric Co.). 2nd Mon., Elk's Home, 100 Eagle St.; John R. Mulvaney, F.S., Rte 19, Carson Ave.; Owen W. Morrissey, B.A., 35 Higi St.

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LETTER CARRIERS NO. 103. On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Francis Millis, Pres., Wells Ave.; Joseph F. Pugliese, Sec, 6Ul Mohawk Trail. MACHINISTS NO. 179U (Schuyler Lodge) (Sprague Electric Co.). 2nd and Uth Tues., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Raymond F. Bass, Pres., 8 Bethel St.; Harold E. Field, Jr., R.S., 191 North St., Williamstown. MUSICIANS NO. 96. First Sun., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Arthur E. Mativi, Treas., LU5 State St.; William Toohey, Sr., B.A., 200 Corinth St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 578. 3rd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Earl Kelley, Pres., Hoosac St., Adams; Edmund Wright, F.S.T.,B.A., 108 Brooklyn St. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 286 (IND). On Call; Harold Haviland, Pres., Harrison Ave., Williamstown; Angelo Andognini, S.T., 87 North St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 638. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall; Alton W. Cutler, Pres., 39 Yale St.; Francis M. Naughton, R.S., 25 Arnold PI. TANNERS NO. 133Ui (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Widen Tanning Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lafayette Club, 89 Main St.; Clarence Scrivens, Jr., Pres., 19 Gallup St.; Augustine Fulginiti, R.S., 131 State St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Dorothy M. Spencer, Sec, I48 Hol- brook St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT 'L. NO. 15 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Fri., Elk's

Home, 100 Eagle St.; Alfred Cardinal, Pres., Luce Rd. , Westminster; Arthur

W. Brule, F.S., River Rd. , Clarksburg. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE NO. 25 (IND) (Hoosac Mills Corp.). 2nd Sat., 2.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Hadley Overpass; Irene Meehan, R.S., 338 E. Main St.; Frederick Mendel, B.A., 30 Leonard St., Adams. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE NO. 39 (IND) (Hoosac Mills Corp.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Moose Hall, Bank St.; Delphis Bergeron, Sec, 203 Notch

Rd. ; Frederick Mendel, B.A., 30 Leonard St., Adams. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 288 (Strong Hewat Co., Inc.). On Call; Patrick J. Gaffey, R.S.T., 323 W. Main St.; Frank Sgambato, B.A., Olneyville Sq., Providence, Rhode Island. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1105 (Strong Hewat & Co., Inc.). First Fri., 7 P.M., Hub Restaurant, Main St.; Carl Griggs, Pres., River Rd., Clarksburg; Anna Sullivan, Mgr., 3k Hitchcock St., Holyoke; Bus. Off., Rm. 10li, 29 Fenn St., Pittsfield, Tel. Hi 7-7111. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1280 (James Hunter Machine Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., New American Legion Home, State St.; Stuart Sprague, Pres., 2 Hoosac Ct.; Anna Sullivan, Mgr., 3h Hitchcock St., Holyoke; Bus. Off., Rm. 10U, 29 Fenn St., Pittsfield, Tel. Hi 7-7111. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 83. First Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 79 Main St.; Peter J. Koch, F.S.T., 326 State Rd.; James A. Coddaire, B.A., 28 Porter St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 316. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., Summer St.; Vinal F. Jourdenais, Pres., 16 Beacon St.; Lawrence W. Girard, S.T., 82 E. Quincy St.

NORTH A N D V E R

COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 1365 (Western Electric Co., Inc., Merri- mack Valley Wks.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Park St.; Joseph F. Sweeney, Pres., 102 Dawes St., Lawrence; Betty A. Lewis, Sec, 695 Salem St., So. Groveland; Bus. Off., 1627 Osgood St., Tels. 688-6038 and 37^-851*2. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION NO. 57 (Lawrence Process Co. Div. of Borden Chemi- cal Co.). 3rd Sun., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Home, Middlesex St.; George Lyle, Pres., 92 Woburn St., Andover; Edward J. Freeman, Int'l. Rep., 10 Lowell St., Peabody.

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STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2917 (Davis & Furber Machine Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., First Methodist Church Hall, Main St.; William Bamford, Pres., 168 Water St. j Albert Goebel, F.S., 92 Pleasant St,

NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH

- CARPENTERS (See Attleboro) •LETTER CARRIERS NO. 539. On Call, Monthly, 3.30 P.M., at Post Office; Howard Wilkins, Pres., 33 Broad St.; Norman Sanford, Sec, k Sumner St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 219. 3rd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Police Station, Mason Ave.; Charles Lovely, Pres., Fales Rd.; Richard F. Phippen, R.S.T., 26i| High St. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 591. 2nd Thurs., Elk's Hall, Church St.; Edmund Couturier, Pres., I4OO Smith St.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Reg. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 1*019 (Jarvis Taps, Inc.). Last Wed., Franco-American Hall, Elm St.; Joseph L'Herault, Pres., h Dean Ct.; Frank J. Slaiger, R.S., 22U Hoppin Hill.

NORTH BROOKFIELD

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3052. On Call; James W. Gaffney, S.T., 7 Willow St.

NORTH E A S T N (See EAST ON ) NORTHAMPTON

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 3h. 3rd Wed., Masonic Bldg., 25 Main St.; Anthony Tenanes, Pres., 2h Harlow Ave.; John Bombard, S.T.,B.A., U Reed St. BARTENDERS NO. 113. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; Walter B. Zewski, Pres., 50 Maynard Rd.; Byron 0. Tilton, F.S.T.,B.A., 23 Smith St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. U. 2nd and kth Mon., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Garfield B. Hubbard, Pres., 35 West Farms Rd. ; Warren Sullivan, Treas.,B.A., 53 Union St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. U36. 2nd Mon., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; Charles Soltys, Pres.,B.A., 63 Lake St., Florence; John Brennan, R.S.T., 181 Prospect St. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 211 (Domestics, Smith College). 3rd Mon., Burton Hall, at College; Annie L. Kerapkis, F.S.T., 31 Forbes Ave.; Charlotte Bachand, B.A., Pine St., Haydenville. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 263 (Smith College). 3rd Mon., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Leonard S. Scott, Pres. ,111 Hinckley St.; Howard A. Braman, S.T., 67 Franklin St. CARPENTERS NO. 351. 3rd Thurs., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; William J. Murphy, Pres., B. A., lh Olive St.; Leo Gagne, R.S., 11 Bernache St., R.F.D. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 710. First Wed., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; William T. Malo, Pres., lh Thornfell St., Springfield; George J. O'Brien, Bus. Mgr., 58U Ryan Rd. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-9U7 (Northampton Gas Co. and Mass. Electric Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; Harold A. Asher, F.S.,

17 Trumbull Rd. ; William B. Ahem, Bus. Mgr., 155 Riverside Dr. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 108. 2nd Mon., 60 Masonic St.; Harold Tacy, Pres., 158 No.

Maple St., Florence; Denis Walsh, S.T., 339 Bridge Rd. , Florence. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. lU3 (Smith College). First Mon., 7 P.M., Heating Plant,

at College; Alfred Kilgour, Pres., 110 Rock Hill Rd. , Hadley; Lawrence LaCroix, S.T., 178 West St.

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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1971 (V.A. Hospital). On Call, at Hospital; Paul Lyons, Pres., ll|0 No. Maple St., Florence. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 113 (See Bartenders) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 773. 3rd Wed., 3.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; Francis B. Ertel, Pres., 19 Wilder PI.; John McDonnell, F.S.T., B.A., 1675 Northampton St., Holyoke. LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING AND DYE HOUSE WORKERS NO. 2ltf (IND) (Smith College). Bi- monthly, First Mon., 7.30 P.M., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Raymond Vollinger, Pres., 12 Fourth Ave.; Raymond Dauphinais, S.T., 219 Prospect St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6U. Quarterly, On Call, 7.30 P.M., at Post Office; Fred Bixby, Jr., Pres., 37 Corticelli St., Florence; Samuel J. Lococo, F.S.T., 133 Barrett St. MACHINISTS NO. 2175 (KolLmorgen Optical Corp.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, 18 Meadow St., Florence; Edward O'Connell, Pres., Fairhaven Dr., Indian Orchard; Joseph P. Ouilette, R.S., 9 Boylston St., Easthampton. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 3U7 (See Greenfield)

MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION, NORTHAMPTON NO. 220. First Sun. ( Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), 10.30 A.M., Florence Inn, No. Maple St.; Edmund J. Schott, Pres., 31 Davis St., Easthampton; Raymond B. Black, R.S., 25 Madison Ave. PAINTERS NO. 61*6. First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., 2nd Fl., Masonic Bldg., 25 Main St.; Richard Joly, R.S., 235 South St.; Albert Lynch, B.A., 19 Columbus Ave. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 6U. First Mon., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; Robert

Murphy, Pres., 153 Florence Rd. ; E. P. LeBeau, B.A., 252 Main St., East- hampton. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U70. On Call; James Hickson, Pres., 50 Straw Ave., Florence; Donald Langlois, R.S., 113 Market St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 165 (Northampton State Hospital). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Employees Cafeteria, at Hospital; Lucien Gauthier, Pres., 36 Call St., Willimansett; Harold Rindge, Jr., S.T., 19 No. Main St., Williamsburg. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mary Griffin, Sec, iSh Crescent St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. Ihh9 (N.E. Woven Label Corp., Leeds). First Sat., 10 A.M., Home of R.S.; Rita Chabot, R.S., 36 Gilrain Terrace, Florence; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlow; Bus. Off., U66J Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 232. First Mon., 11 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; Daniel B. Schwartz, S.T., Qk Eames Ave., Amherst; John J. Tichy, B.A., 2 Lang Ave., Easthampton. N0RTHB0R0

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS NO. 2570 (Millmen) (Gothic Crafts, Inc.). First Tues.,

3.30 P.M., The Grill Restaurant, Solomon Pond Rd. ; T. Kowalcky, Pres., 30 Assabet Dr.; Joseph Kinnarney, B.A. , East St., Hopkinton. NORTHBRIDGE

LETTER CARRIERS NO. lltfU. Monthly, the l5th, 7 P.M., Home of F.S.; Edward J. Baldwin, F.S., 20 Brook St., Whitinsville. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 190 (Kupfer Bros., Inc.). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Village Hall; James Fallon, R.S., hO Church St., Linwood; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden.

118 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

NORTHBRIDGE - Concl'd .

STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 365U (Whit in Machine Works). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Richard Malmgren Memorial Hall, U8 Cottage St., Whitinsville; Edward Roukema, Pres., Cottage St., Whitinsville; Joseph P. Hickey, F.S., 13U No. Main St., Whitinsville} Bus. Off., 50 Cottage St., Whitinsville, Tels. Ce U-7U96 and Ce U-7757. NORWOOD

BARBERS INDEPENDENT UNION, NORWOOD. 3rd Tues., 6. 30 P.M., Armour's Barber Shop, Washington St.j Janes Silletti, Pres., 253 Vernon St.; Nicholas Bonelli, F.S.T.,B.A., 681 E. Eighth St., So. Boston. BOOKBINDERS AND BINDERY WOMEN NO. 176. 2nd Tues., 1156 Washington St.; Louis Papineau, Pres., 736 Washington St., Dedham; Charles Coughlin, R.S., 25 Summit Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. I38. Uth Wed., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.; Joseph P. Fama, R.S., 86 Abington Ave., White Horse Beach; Frank Saster, B.A., Landry St., Franklin. CARPENTERS NO. 866. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 1156 Washington St., Tel. 762-2101; Joseph F. Paquette, R.S., U7 Main St., Walpole; Thomas Moseley, B.A. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 13l|05 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Norwood Gas Co.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.; John Pezwick, Pres., 329 Summer St.; Robert Durkin, F.S.T., Merryfield PI. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 7l£. 3rd Fri., 7 P.M., Aravets Hall, Washington St.; Orville Hough, Pres., 10 Rockhill St.; Daniel J. Griffin, S.T., 108 Hill St. MUSICIANS NO. 3U3. 2nd Mon., Home of S.T.; Donald J. Patnaude, Pres., B. A., Ul

Warren Ave., Stoughton; Helen H. Neyland, S.T. , 1167 High St., Westwood. PAINTERS NO. 7U7 . 2nd Thurs., 1156 Washington St.; Louis Ruscitti, F.S., hZ Irving St.; William Dietzel, B.A., 107 Summer St., Foxboro. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 896 (Bird & Son, Roofing Plant). Uth Sat., 3.15 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.; Robert J. Goode, Pres., So. Main St., Wrentham; Edward M. Moore, B.A., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslin- dale. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 1330 (See Walpole) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 277U. On Call; George L. Cote, Pres., Box 183; M. J. Keady, S.T., Jh Oak Rd. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 35. First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 1156 Washing- ton St.; Martin J. Mogan, Pres., 158 Dale St., Dedham; Warren E. Carroll, S.T., 30 Maple St., Walpole. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 385 (Bird & Son, Floor Covering Plant). First Mon., 3.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, St. George Ave.; John Blanchard, Pres., 3 Alpine Rd. ; Francis A. Nevins, S.T., 12 U Polley Lane, E. Walpole. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 362 (Town Employees). 2nd Thurs., Social Hall, 820 Washington St.; Joseph Graney, Pres., 11 High St.; Paul A. Thomas, Treas., 25 Lydon St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.) (See Boston Local No. 1509)

PALMER

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 223 (See Warren) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 116 (Ware Hat Co.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., St. Stanislaus Hall, Main St., Three Rivers; John Fliss, Pres., 58 Park St., Ware; Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St., Framingham. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1717. On Call, at Post Office; Walter Noga, Pres., 667 No. Main St.; John Francis Shea, S.T., 198 Bowdoin St., Springfield.

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POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 930. On Call; Karl E. Anderson, Pres. , Strong St.; James J. Haley, S.T., Airport Rd. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2923 (Wickwire Spencer Steel Corp.). Last Sun., at Bus. Off., 366 Main St., Tel. 283-8821; Edward Zebrowski, Pres., Ware Rd.; Joseph Misiaszek, F.S., Hardwick Rd., Gilbertville. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5989 (Jarvis & Jarvis, Inc.). First Mon., 3.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 366 Main St., Tel. At 3-8821; Bernard K. Meyer, R.S., 18 Bowden St.; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep., 29 Pearl St., Worcester. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 322 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co.). 3rd Tues., 3rd Fl., U65 No. Main St.; Robert E. Ames, Pres., 38 Riverview Pkwy. Eleanor R. Furgal, R.S., Stafford Rd. , Monson.

P E A B D Y

FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 925. First Tues., Central Fire Station, Lc - ,xl St.; Charles E. McDonald, Pres., 6 Johnson Ave., So. Peabody; George C. Kingsley, Sec, kS Newbury St., W. Peabody. FUR AND LEATHER DEPT. NO. 21 (See Araal. Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen in Salem) LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 21. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 10 Lowell St., Tels. 531-6200 and 531-6201; Richard B. O'Keefe, Bus. Mgr., 22 Tremont St., Salem; Arthur Cecelski, B.A., 19 Briggs St., Salem. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 33 (A.C. Lawrence Leather Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 Central St., Tel. Je 1-2114*; Richard L.

Lussier, S.T. , 2h Rainbow Rd.; Henry E. Mackey, B.A., Lake Shore Dr., So. Hamilton. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 236. 2nd Thurs., 'h P.M., at Post Office; Robert Melota, Pres., 7 Englewood Rd. ; James J. Hinchion, R.S., 5U Veterans Memorial Dr. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMAL. NO. 21 (See Fur and Leather Dept. in Salem) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 7U8 (Bayco, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 120 Union St., Lynn; Kenneth DuShane, Pres., 2 Lynn St.; Alfred Chmiel, F.S., 17 Tremont St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1*85. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Post Office, 22

Foster St.; Harold D. Swartz, Pres., 10 Jefferson Rd. ; Nicholas Sawchuk, S.T., 27 Swamps cott Ave. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 36U. 2nd Tues., Leather Wkrs. Hall, 10 Lowell St.; Daniel Conway, Pres., 16 Swampscott Ave.; George. A. Murphy, Treas., 30 Emerson St.

TEACHERS UNION, PEABODY NO. 1289. 2nd Mon., (Jan. , Mar. , Sept. , Nov. ), 2.15 P.M., North Shore Shopping Center Auditorium; George Markham, Pres., 8 Fay Ave.; Gerald Donovan, R.S., 5 Lenox Rd. PEPPERELL

PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 53U (St. Regis Paper Co., Nashua River Div.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St., E. Pepperell; James Lynch, S.T., Lowell Rd. , E. Pepperell; Walter H. Riley, Rep., R.F.D., 19k . Thompson Rd., Webster. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 552 (Bemis Bro Bag Co.). First Sun., 7 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St., E. Pepperell; Ethel Morrill, C.S., Pleasant St., E. Pepperell; David R. Grogan, Int f l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire.

120 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS PITTSFIELD

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 127. Uth Wed., 8.15 P.M., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; James Mancivalano, Pres., 220 Fenn St.; Charles R. Mole, S.T., B.A., 56 Elm St. BARTENDERS NO. llij. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Elk's Home, 27 Union St.; Harold

Morrison, Pres., 10 Edgewood Rd. ; Cornelius J. Hurley, F.S.T.,B.A., Ik3 Bradford St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 20. 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Clayton Harrington, Pres., Longview Rd., Lanesboro;

Dominick F. Sangiovanni, S.T.,B.A. , 5U Taylor St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. U73. 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; Dominic J. Dascani, F.S.T., 71 Circular Ave.; Patrick J. Mele, B.A., lk John St.; Bus. Off., 150 South St., Tel. Hi 2-1970

CARPENTERS NO. UUU. First Tues., 7.30 P.M. , V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; Augustus Schnopp, Sr., Pres., 876 South St., Dalton; William L. Grandshaw, Bus. Rep., k2 Second St.; Bus. Off., 150 South St., Tel. Hi 7-7U17. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS (See Mine Workers, United No. U+395) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 2Sk (General Electric Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 109 Woodlawn Ave., Tel. Hi 3-5030; Henry O'Neil, Pres., 89 E. Park Terrace; Paul Virgilio, S.T., 69 Edison Ave. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 255 (General Electric Co.). Last Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 109 Woodlawn Ave., Tel. Hi 2-6996; Joseph J. LaCasse, Pres., 71 Dickinson Ave.; Arthur J. LaBlue, B.A., 216 Wahconah St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 212 (IND) (E. D. Jones Corp.). 2nd Tues., U.l5 P.M., Community House, Main St., Dalton; Ralph H. Becker, Pres., 163 Pine St., Dalton; Aldo J. Gaspardi, F.S.T., 22 Radcliffe Ave. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 28U. 3rd Fri., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Salvatore Messina, Pres., 29 McKinley Terrace; Edmonds D. Lyon, Jr., Bus. Mgr., 73 Plymouth St.; Bus. Off., 150 South St., Tel. UU3-1555. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 909 (Western Mass. Electric Co. & Mass. Electric Co.). First Fri., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Matthew J. Brophy, F.S.,

85 Carson Ave., Dalton; Vincent Villano, B.A. , 20 Congress St. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12325 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Berkshire Gas Co.). 3rd Tues., Turnverin Hall, 119 Seymour St.; Stephen Marby, Pres., 39 Edward Ave.; Hector D. Teot, S.T., 101 Cromwell Ave. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 2lU7 (Inspector of Naval Material). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; Donald 0. Westbrook, Pres., 12 Gifford St.; Helen Wojnicki, S.T., 189 Kemp Ave., No. Adams. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 58. 2nd Wed., 12.30 P.M., Rainbow Restaurant, First St.; Edward H. Dube, Jr., Pres., 17 Briggsville St., Clarksburg; Annibale J. Croce, R.S., 63 Bushey Rd. LATHERS NO. 176. First Mon., American Legion Hall, No. Main St., Lanesboro;

Emile Boule, Pres., 1021; Holmes Rd. ; James C. Allen, R.S.T.,B.A., West View Rd., Lanesboro. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 286. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish Comraunity Club, 55 Linden St.; John R. Connolly, Pres., 81 Edward Ave.; Alvin Kass, Sec, So. Onota St. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 1303 (B & A Railroad). On Call, V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; James Rock, Pres., Main St., Hinsdale; Victor L. Girard, Jr., S.T., 76 Boylston St. MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 1U395 (Dist 50) (IND) (Construction Wkrs.). On Call, 7.30 P.M.; Samuel Salvatore, Jr., Pres., 12 Atlantic Ave.; George Overa, Field Rep., 17 Mill St., Adams; Bus. Off., hi College St., New Haven, Con- necticut, Tel. Sp 6-7001. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. h$2. 2nd Thurs., 10 A.M., Boys Club, 17 Melville St.; Edward J. Rogers, R.S.,B.A., 338 Dalton Ave.; William L. Volin, F.S.T., 332 South St.

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MUSICIANS NO. 109. First Mon. (Jan., Apr. , July, Oct.), Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Charles M. DeBlois, Pres., 1060 North St.j Mario Patti, B.A., 21 Milan St. PAINTERS NO. 9h. 2nd and Uth Mon., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; James C. Moore, R.S., 39 Pomeroy Ave.; Harold Degere, B.A., 1*93 Elm St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 882 (Eaton Paper Corp.). First Wed., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; John H. King, Pres., ll*2 Benedict Rd. William M. Popp, Treas., 102 Stratford Ave.; Bus. Off., 138 South St. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES NO. 1 (IND) (General Electric Co.). Quarterly, On Call, at Bus. Off., 230 North St.; E. W. Filiault, Pres.,B.A., Hinsdale; Robert E. Alexander, S.T., h$ Buel St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 297. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 119 Seymour St.; George R. Carver, R.S., 79 Flansburg Ave., Dalton; John W. Higgins, B.A., 90 Glennon Ave., Dalton. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3U5l. 3rd Sun., Where Called; Charles M. Fuller, Pres., Lanesboro; Edward J. Maloney, Jr., R.S., 26 So. Onota St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 1*19 (IND). On Call; Anthony J. Sangiovanni, S.T., 55 Cleveland St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 228. 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Edward J. Flynn, Pres., 71 Burke Ave.; Kenneth Lavoie, F.S.T., State

Rd. , Hinsdale. RAILROAD SIGNALMEN NO. 106 (B & A). On Call; Joseph F. Carey, R.S., 399 Chur-

chill St.; Leigh Lotherington , F.S., 1*1 Coolidge Ave. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 336 (B & A and NY NH). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Turnverin Hall, 119 Seymour St.; Frank S. Libardi, Pres., State Line; Clinton J. Ryan, R.S.,B.A., 391 Dalton Ave. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 273 (B & A and NY NH). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M.,

Elk's Hall, 27 Union St.; Gaston Goyette, Pres., 188 Melbourne Rd. ; George E. Denault, R.S.T., 62 Harris St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 65 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Polish Falcons Club, 32 Bel Air Ave.; Morris K. Williams, Pres., 2i;8 Lebannon Ave.; Robert L. Tucker, Treas., 9U3 Tyler St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 86l (City Employees). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; Zenophil J. Bleau, R.S., 52 Orchard St.; Anthony Pastore, B.A., W. Housatonic St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 1*96 (Berkshire Street Rwy.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, 103 Bradford St.; John W. Towsley, Pres., 2h Albert St., Adams; Robert W. Keach, F.S., 23 Pecks Rd. TEACHERS, PITTSFIELD FED. NO. 1315. First Thurs., 3.30 P.M., Where Called; Louis M. Green, Pres., 25U Eleanor Rd.; Donald J. Eullett, Treas., 150 Francis Ave. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. ll*0 (General Electric Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.1*5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 10 Dalton Ave., Tel. Hi 3-1*062; Edmund W. Noetzel, Pres.; Michael H. Metzler, C.S. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Grace Sinclair, Sec, P.O. Box 51. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. ll*. (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First and 3rd Tues., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Leland J. Grady, Pres., 65 Boylston St.; Francis W. Hibbard, R.S., 180 Second St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1*96 (Wyandotte Worsted Co.). First Sun., at Bus. Off., Rm. 101*, 29 Fenn St., Tel. Hi 7-7111; Mavis Hunt, Pres., 352 Baker St., Lanesboro; Anna Sullivan, Mgr., 3h Hitchcock St., Holyoke. THEATRICAL *STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 275. First Sun., 11 A.M., Palace Theatre, North St.; Walter Brown, Pres.,R.S.; Robert Maynard, Sr., F.S.T., 61* Orchard St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 1*52 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL, PITTSFIELD NO. 109. First Sun., 3.30 P.M., Where Called; George L. Foley, Pres., Velma Ave.; Alberico J. DiNicola, S.T.,B.A., 91 Parker St.

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STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3637 (Whiting & Davis Co.). First Tues., 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, So. Washington St., No. Attleboro; Leo Nolan, Pres., 29 Broad St., No. Attleboro; Thomas E. Kelliher, R.S., 867 West St., Attleboro PLYMOUTH

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 136. Wed., Elks Home, 116 Court St.; James Post, Pres., 103 Main St., Kingston; William Darsh, Sec, 3 Mt. Pleasant St. MACHINISTS NO. 977 (Plymouth Rock Lodge) (Revere Copper & Brass Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Garibaldi Club, Castle St.; Henry Dickson, Pres., U3 Olmstead Terrace; James R. Merada, R.S., R.F.D. 3, Little Pond. MACHINISTS NO. 1159 (Cobb & Drew, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M. , Sea Side Club, Forest Ave. Ext.; Ernest Sirois, Pres., 6 Prospect Ct., Kingston; Lewis D. Egnor, R.S., 22 Olmstead Terrace. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1230 (Plymouth & Brockton St. Rwy. Co.). 3rd Tues., Garibaldi Club, Castle St.; Eugene Wyatt, Pres., South St.; Joseph L. Vancini, R.S.T., H4. Mazzilli Ave., Kingston. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 281. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 65 Main St., Tel. Pi 6-3999; John Pacheco, Pres., 30 Allerton St.; Paul M. Wamsman, R.S.T., 18 Fremont St. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 21 (Plymouth Cordage Co.). 3rd Sat., 2.30 P.M., Where Called; Charles 'A. Northrnp, Pres., Main St., Plymp- ton; Erving H. Wall, S.T., 2 Hall St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U3 (Mass. Correctional Institution). On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., Officers Quarters, at Institution; Paul Trem- blay, Pres.; William J. Hocking, R.S.T., 59 Everett St., Middleboro. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 692 (Plymouth Cordage Co.). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Garibaldi Hall, Castle St.; Walter J. Furtado, Pres., 37 Cherry St.; Ramo Bongiovanni, S.T., 3 So. Cherry St.; Bus. Off., 303 Court St., Tel. Pi 6-0230. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. QOh (Geo. Mabbett & Sons Co.). Last Sat., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 303 Court St., Tel. Pi 6-0230; Jessie Callahan, Pres., UO Court St.; Alice Benassi, S.T., 25 Centennial St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 792. 2nd Sun., Members Home; George Read, S.T., 62 Pier Rd. , Buzzards Bay; William H. Leming, B.A., 128 Sandwich St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 338 (IND) (Plymouth County Electric Co.). First Tues., American Legion Hall, Federal Furnace Rd.; John S. Gascoyne, Pres., 2k Royal St.; John F. Grady, Treas., 12 Clyfton St. PROVINCETQWN

LETTER CARRIERS NO. On 1285. Call, at Post Office, Commercial St. ; Joseph Taves, Pres., 22 Franklin St.; Bernard A. Days, Sec, lii3 Bradford St.

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BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 390. 3rd Thurs., 1220 Hancock St.; Edward Curry, Pres., 372 Granite Ave., E. Milton; Joseph Campobasso, S.T., 1220 Hancock St. BRICKLAYERS, STONE MASONS, PLASTERERS AND CEMENT FINISHERS NO. 52. 2nd and Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Pr 3-5566; Robert Ceriani, Pres., 17 Elm Knoll Rd., Braintree; Carmine D'Olimpio, F.S.,B.A., 70 So. Walnut St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 133 (General Construction and Laborers). 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Gr 9-U275; Herbert Riley, R.C.S., 10 Glen- view Rd.; P. Rosatone, B.A., 99 Bigelow St.

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CARPENTERS NO. 762. 2nd and l*th Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Gr 9-3U50; John L. GjLllis, Pres., 122 Taylor St., Wollaston; George Oster, B.A., 130 Cleveland St., Braintree. CARPENTERS, SHIP NO. 21*68 (Quincy-Adams Yacht Yard, Inc.). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., 28 Chestnut St.; Bernard Allen, Pres., 5 Avon Rd., Norwood; Lawrence Kellett, R.S., 5 Cordis St. Ave., Charlestown. CUSTODIANS ASSN., CITY OF QUINCY PUBLIC SCHOOL (IND). 3rd Mon., Rm. 7, Central High School, 1012 Hancock St.; Henry Deschenes, Pres., 50 White St.j Donald G. Harrington, R.S., 28 Shennen St. DISTRICT MANAGERS ASSN., CIRCULATION (IND) (Quincy Patriot Ledger). Quarterly, On Call, 7 P.M., Y.M.C.A., Coddington St.; Robert Spooner, Pres., 29h Ply- mouth St., Whitman; Lawrence Bryan, Sec, 309 Newport Ave. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 792. 3rd Thurs., Morrissette Post, Miller St.; Patrick J. McAuley, Pres., 10 Beechwood St.; Peter J. Cooke, Treas., 93 Hilma St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1888 (Supervisor of Shipbuilding, U.S. Navy). Bi-monthly, First Tues., 1*.1*5 P.M., 1*80 Quincy Ave.; Daniel F. Kearney, Pres., 1*1 Arrowwood Rd., Cohasset; Florence E. DelTufo, R.S., 82

Sagamore Rd. , No. Weymouth. GRANITE CUTTERS. 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., Mutual Hall, 361* Water St.; Lino Quin- tiliani, R.S., 178 Liberty St.; Panfilo DiBona, B.A., 75 Trafford St. MACHINISTS NO. U*5l (Tubular Rivet & Stud Co.). 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 317 Newport Ave.; Joseph A. Brodeur, Pres., 67 Phillips St., Weymouth; Walter F. Silvers, B.A., 53 Packard Ave., Hull. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS, INDUS. UNION OF NO. 5 (Bethlehem Steel Co., Hourly Wkrs.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1*80 Quincy Ave., Tel. Pr 3-7900; Ronald Orcutt, Pres., 2 Silver Rd., Brockton; George E. MacPherson, Exec. Sec, 23 Freeman St. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS, INDUS. UNION OF NO. 90 (Bethlehem Steel Co., White Collar Wkrs.). Last Wed., 8.15 P.M., Where Called; Arthur J. FitzGerald, Pres., 35 Russell Rd., So. Weymouth; Charles M. Johnston, Exec. Sec, 108 Phillips St., Weymouth Landing; Bus. Off., Rm. 12, 1601 Hancock St., Tel. Gr 9-6862. MECHANICAL AND ALLIED PRODUCTION WKRS. NO. kkk (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union) MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 8-366. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., 1*80 Quincy Ave.; William E. Smith, Pres., 15 Glenrose Ave., E. Braintree; Francis T. Connelly, F.S.T., 307 Lake St., Weymouth. PAINTERS NO. 773. First Tues., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Pr 3-5566;

Axel Nielsen, F.S., 77 Albertina St.; Melvin L. Hopkins, B.A., 1*1* Allen St., Scituate.

PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF NO. 1* (Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy and East Boston). On Call, 1*80 Quincy Ave.; Paul D'Olympio, Pres., 23 Brooks Ave.; William J. McDonald, S.T., 8 Whiton Ave. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 275. First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 28 Chest- nut St., Tel. Pr 3-5566; Robert C. Alicandri, Pres., 128 Independent Ave.; Thomas P. Curry, F.S.,B.A., 73 Parkside Ave., Braintree. PROCTER AND GAMBLE EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF QUINCY, INC. (IND). On Call, Bi-monthly, 8 P.M., Y.M. C.A., 79 Coddington St.; Michael Sabina, Pres., 1*6 Hillberg Ave., Brockton; Mabel R. Taylor, S.T., 95 Gardner St., Rockland. QUINCY PATRIOT LEDGER ASSOCIATES (IND). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., 13 Temple St.; Edward Kasper, Pres., 29 Babcock St.; Elizabeth A. Hayes, Sec, 925 Sea St. RETAIL CLERKS UNION NO. 22l* (Food & Grocery Stores). 2nd Tues., U80 Quincy Ave.; George B. Murphy, Pres., 100 Rock Island Rd.; John J. Barron, F.S.T.,B.A. Bus. Off., 37 Brockton Ave., Abington, Tel. Tr 8-O673.

RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 1*1*1* (Mechanical and Allied Pro-

duction Wkrs. ) . Bi-monthly, Montclair Men's Club, Holbrook Rd. , No. Quincy; John Belcastro, Pres., 169 Marlboro St., Wollaston; Joseph H. Honan, B.A. Bus. Off., Rm. 201*, 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563.

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STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3920 (S.H. Couch Co., Inc. and Couch Ord- nance Co.). 2nd Thurs., Montclair Men's Club, Holbrook Rd., No. Quincy; Robert P. Seager, Pres., 11 Norma Ave., Weymouth; William L. Morrill, F.S., 70 Darrow St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. U335 (Boston Gear Works Div. of the Murray Co. of Texas). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., h9h Hancock St., Tel. Ft 3-7027; Charles Fillon, Pres., Pemberton; Richard M. Dalton, F.S., 303 Atlantic St.

STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Boston Local No. 1509) TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 7 (U.S. Navy). On Call; Alden E. Tower, Pres., 15 Wachusett Rd., No. Weymouth; Anthony Colella, R.S., 30 Theresa Rd. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 151 (Bethlehem Steel Corp., Shipbuilding Div.). Last Tues., 5.30 P.M., Fore River Club House, 16 Nevada Rd.; Richard W. Nash, Pres., 266 Farrington St., Wollaston; James D. Hutchison, Sr., R.S., 115 Intervale St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WOOERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mabel L. Regan, Sec, 282 Atlantic St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 332 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co., South Shore Div.). On Call, Monthly, Torre Dei Passeri, 252 Washington St.; James P. Papile, Pres., 78 North St., No. Weymouth; Gerald P. Sullivan, R.S., 113U Pleasant St., E. Weymouth.

RANDOLPH

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2512. On Call; David L. Crimmins, Pres., 390 South St.; John J. O'Connell, Sec. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN., RANDOLPH NO. 1268. First Thurs., Central Fire Station, Memorial Dr.; Thomas Alward, Pres., 69 Silver St.; James Blakely, S.T., 235 Liberty St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 562 (Chase & Sons, Inc.). Last Sun., Warren Hall, No. Main St.; Warren Higgins, Pres., 56 Depot St.; John Coczzalio, F.S., 30 Fowler St.

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BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. IjlO-A (Raynhara Pari-Mutuel Erap. ). On Call During Racing Season, Cotillion Hall, 51 Broadway, Taunton; Edward B. O'Neil, Pres., 107 Hewlett St., Roslindale; Joseph G. Morgera, S.T.,B.A., 32 Stokes St., Warwick, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., Rm. 201, 71 Jackson St., Providence, Rhode Island, Tel. 831-79l4u READING

DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 22752 (Goodall Sanford, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 2.15 P.M., Community Center, Sanborn St.; Patrick J. Amirault, F.S., 111* Washington St., Medford; Joseph Tomaszek, B.A. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 317 (Boston Stove Foundry Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Haven St.; Douglas J. Maher, F.S.,C.R., 1 Blair Terrace, Peabody; John Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford.

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ENTERPRISE CIGARETTE SERVICE EMPLOYEES UNION (IND) (Enterprise Cigarette Service & Enterprise Candy & Tobacco Co.). First Tues., 55 American Legion Hghwy. Arthur Guttadauro, Pres., 162 Chestnut St., Cnelsea; George Sarno, Sec, 50 Jessie St., Swampscott. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 926. 2nd Mon., Central Fire Station, Broadway; Anthony V. Pesce, Pres., 71 Pomona St.; Robert A. Long, R.S., h Belle Isle Ave. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. Ilia. Last Thurs. , 10 P.M., Oak Grove Improvement Center, Washington St., Melrose; Ralph R. Riggi, F.S.T., 366 Bremen St., E. Boston; Peter Valiente and Alfred Bonfiglio, B.A's. ORANGE AND BLACK ASSOCIATES, INC. (IND) (Tidewater Oil Co.). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Raymond Mansfield, Pres., 216 Central St., Saugus; James H. McDonough, Treas., 7 Pratt St. PAINTERS NO. 1280. 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 3k9 Broadway; Patrick Santo, Pres., 57 Warren St.; Norris J. Lane, R.S., 33 Springvale Rd., Reading. REVERE OFFICE EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF THE SUN OIL CO. (IND). Uth Tues., Sun Oil Co.,

Lee Burbank Hghwy. ; John E. Eagan, Pres., 25l Conant St.; Ruth E. Pierro, R.S., 19U North St., Salem. SUN OIL CO. OPERATING, MAINTENANCE AND DELIVERY EMP. ASSN. OF REVERE (IND). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Fireman's Hall, 910 Broadway, Chelsea; Philip M. Emmott, Pres., 121 East St., Dedham; Ralph J. Prete, F.S.T., 53 Orvis Rd. ROCKLAND

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. U08. 3rd Wed., Barber Shop, 11 Park Ave.; Joseph Uto, Pres., 67 Elm St., Abington; Augustine P. Zipeto, S.T., 13U Raynor Ave., Whitman. CARPENTERS NO. 1531. First and 3rd Wed., G.A.R. Hall, School St.; George A.

Walsh, F.S., 276 Main St., Kingston; Karle G. Lovell, B.A. , 783 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth.

DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U02U (F.L. & J.C. . Codman Co.). First Mon. (except Jan., Feb.,Mar. ), Legion Home, Union St.; Bradford Whiting, Pres., 309 Reed St., Hanson; John Collins, B.A., 73 Winthrop St., Brockton. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1082. On Call, John C. Norton, Pres., 31 DelPrete Ave.; Joseph W. Kelley, R.S.T., U;8 Hinghara St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. I4IOI. On Call; Gerald F. Keane, S.T., 23 Maple St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 310 (Rockland Webbing Co.). Last Sat., 3 P.M., American Legion Hall, Union St.; Robert Crocker, Pres., 16 Owens Ave., Brockton; Philip Salem, B.A., 90 Broadway, Lawrence. ROCKPORT

POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 26I45. On Call; Madeline E. Griffin, Pres., l6l Granite St.; Homer G. Orne, S.T., 13 Granite St.

RUSSELL

PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 5ll+ (Westfield River Paper Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., I.30 P.M., Town Hall, Main St.; Leonard R. Morin, Pres., Goss Hill

Rd. , Huntington; Raymond LaPlante, Int'l. Rep., 19 So. Tallyho Dr., Spring- field.

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BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 385. 2nd Tues., 263 Essex St.; Roland A. Marcaurelle, Pres., 10 Whipple St., Danvers; John W. Turner, S.T.,B.A., U8 Essex St.

BARTENDERS AND CULINERY WORKERS NO. 290. First Mon., k P.M. , Hotel Hawthorne,

18 Washington Sq. ; George loung, Pres., 10 Oxford St., Lynn; Robert Driscoll S.T., 201 Topsfield Rd., Wenham. BUILDING LABORERS NO. Ik. 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 22, 150 Washington St., Tel. 7UU-2719; Paul J. Wright, S.T., 18 Collins St., Peabody; Rosario C. Marraffa, B.A., 6 Atlantic St. CARPENTERS: NO. 888. 2nd and Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 5 St. Peter St.; Reginald H. Peters, R.S., 17 March St. Ct.; Joseph McComiskey, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. NO. 1210 (French). 2nd Tues., 7-30 P.M., 58 Lafayette St.; Amable St. Pierre, R.S., 116 Leach St.; Joseph McComiskey, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. NO. 1516 (Mill). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 18, 176 Essex St., Tel. Pi U-3395; Charles H. Haight, S.T., k Baker St., Peabody; Joseph McComiskey, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 291 (Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 122 Broadway, Tel. Pi U-5089; Joseph Sousa, Pres., 116 Midland St., Lowell; Eileen Dooley, B.A. , 118 Gardiner St., Lynn. •NO. 29U (Piolite Plastics). First Mon., U.30 P.M., Where Called; Robert Jalbert, Pres.; George Thorpe, S.T., h Little's Lane, Peabody. NO. 296 (Ruggles-Klingemann Mfg. Co.). First Wed., 263 Essex St.; Fred Little Pres., 2 Spring Ave., Hamilton; Walter Englehardt, R.S., 117 Corning St., Beverly.

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 222 (IND) (Syl- vania Electric Products, Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Hawthorne, 18 Washington Sq.; Martin Kerrigan, Pres., 10 Briar Hill Dr., Lynn; Rose Quartarone, Treas.; Bus. Off., 26 Boston St.

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 279 (IND) (Atwood & Morrill Co.). 3rd Sun., 1.30 P.M., Amvets Hall, Beckford St.; Edward G. Denis, R.S., l6j Franklin St., Marblehead; Boris Block, B.A., 28 Maple St., Hamilton. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 259. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel. 7UU-7U07; Oscar Allain, Pres., 12 No. Central St., Peabody; Ralph Ware,

F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 10i| Bellevue Rd. , Lynn. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 93. First Sat., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, Lowell St., Peabody; George S. Reid, Pres., 37 Hyde St., Danvers; Earl S. Walters, R.S., B.A., 12 Shillaber St., Peabody. FUR AND LEATHER DEPT. NO. 21 (Amal. Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., 3 Avon St., Peabody; William Nafranovich, Pres.; George Brooks, S.T., 22 Briggs St. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 68 (See Lynn) LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION NO. 21*6 (Salem Laundry Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Hawthorne, 18 Washington Sq.; Ruth Keefe, F.S.T., 5 Grant Rd. ; John F. Donovan, Int'l. V.P., 25 Huntington Ave., Boston. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 152. 2nd Tues., Where Called; Joseph Dunn, Pres., 310 Lafayette St.; Leo V. Ring, R.S., 27 Lexington Dr., Beverly. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 987 (B & M Railroad). Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., Amvets Hall, Beckford St.; Michael Shinnick, Pres., 6 Ridgewood Rd., Rock- port; Martin F. Flynn, Jr., S.T., 13 Beacon St. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMAL. NO. 21 (See Fur and Leather Dept. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 2U5 (See Lynn)

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CARPENTERS NO. 86l. 2nd Wed., Eagles Hall, Mill St.; Cnarles Nasse, Pres., 56 Forrest Ave.; Eugene J. Ledoux, R.S., Uk Chapin St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 796. On Call; Joseph Richard, Pres., Cole Ave.;. Charles J. Bruso, Jr., R.S., P.O. Box 626. MUSICIANS NO. h9h. 2nd Hon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 115 Marcy St., Tel. Po U-U652; Ernest Tessier, Pres., R.F.D. 1; Del Derosier, Sec.,B.A., 188 Church St., Putnam, Connecticut. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 53hh> On Call; Francis P. Gillespie, Pres., Box 66. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1309 (Southbridge Finishing Co.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, Main St.; Alfred Cloutier, Pres., 60 E. Main St.; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melros.e St., Fitchburg; Bus. Off., 10U Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. PI 6-5719.

SPENCE'R

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1297. On Callj George Derby, Pres., 63 Lincoln St.; Edmund R. Bird, F.S.T., 10 Jones St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 27 (Klevin Shoe Sales Co., Inc.). Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Lamoureux Block, Main St.; Henry R. Grenier, Pres., Qh Main St.; Unabelle Arseneault, S.T., J)\ Mechanic St. SPRINGFIELD

AMERICAN BOSCH IND. UNION (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, Int'l. No. 206)

ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 1*3. 3rd Fri. , Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Paul Guertin, R.S., lUl Beauchamp Terrace, Chicopee Falls; Chester J. Davin, B.A., 311 Gillette Ave. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 32 (IND). Last Sat., 10 A.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Stanley Grigitis, Pres., 9U9 Thompson- ville St., Suffield, Connecticut; Lester C. Ramsey, F.S.T.,B.A., 3 Margaret

St. , Monson.

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 30. 3rd Wed. , Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St. ; Edward Favreau, Pres., 93 Redland St.; Lenard Lauer, F.S.T.,E.A., 30 Continental St. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BEVERAGE AND DISTRIBUTIVE EMPLOYEES MO. 566 (See Retail, Wholesale and Depart- ment Store Employees) BILL POSTERS NO. 15. First Sun., 11 A.M., 106 Suffolk St., Holyoke; Ernest W. Bruneault, Sr., Pres., 76 Lower Westfield Rd., Holyoke; John Shea, B.A. 398 Suffield St., Agawam. BLACKSMITHS, DROP FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 1570 (Moore Drop Forging Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35j Center St., Chicopee; John Insero, Pres., 73U Dewey St., West Springfield; Joseph Kane, R.S., 52 Huntington St. BOILERMAKERS NO. 725 (Storms Drop Forging Co.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Union

Canadian Hall, 3f>-l: Center St., Chicopee; Edward Galanes, Pres., 287 Morton St., 'West Springfield; W. C. Guenette, F.C.S., 200 West St., Holyoke. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 1. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-U136; Dennis Donovan, Pres., 23 Sherman St.; James

Leonard, F.S.T.,E.A. , 33 Brookline Ave., West Springfield. BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICIANS NO. 13 (Springfield Section). On Call; Donald Douyard, Pres., 67 Kimberly Ave.; Lucian W. Marek, S.T., 33 Hitch- cock St., Holyoke. BROADCAST ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS NO. 1282 (See Electrical Workers) BUILDING LABORERS NO. 69 (Mason Tenders). 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St.; Philip E. McCall, F.S., 313 Main St., West Springfield; Renzo Sondrini, B.A., 199 White St.

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BUILDING LABORERS NO. 999 (Wreckers and General Construction). 2nd Fri., C.L. C. Hall, 26 Willow St.; William Francis, R.S., 87 Edgewood St.; Carlo Tranghese, B.A., 71 W. Alvord St.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 1*03, 11$ State St., Tel. Re 6-7677- CARPENTERS:

NO. 96. 2nd and l*th Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Walter J. LaFrancis, Pres., 66 Wilson St., Agawam; Clayton P. Poitras, R.S., 28 Larkspur St. NO. 177. Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 33, 26 Willow St., Re U-9602; Stanley Cyranowski, Pres., 71 Knox St.; Harold J. Bagley, Sec, 28 Glencoe St. NO. 2296 (Carpet, Linoleum and Resilient Floor Layers). 3rd Wed., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Joseph A. Masciotra, R.S., 110 Dunmoreland St.; Raymond Siwinsky, B.A., 53 Acre Brook Rd. NO. 25UO. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Rm. kh, 26 Willow St.; Charles H. Tucker, R.S., 886 Belmont Ave.; Edward E. Picard, F.S., 215 Cayenne St., West Springfield. CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. l&h (Shawinigan Resins Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; James T. Bava, Pres., 115 Poplar St., Feeding Hills; Edward B. Kane, F.S.T., 11 Hartley St. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 26 (Tailors). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., 270 Bridge St.; Ann Therrien, R.F.S., 37 Monastery Ave., West Springfield; Vincent Pace, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 290 (M. Asinof & Sons Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 268 Bridge St.; Andrew Tranghese, Pres., 80 Cass St., West Springfield; Herman Greenberg, B.A., 268 Bridge St. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS (See Mine Workers, United No. 11*673)

CUSTODIANS ASSN., SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 35 ( IND ) . First Sat., 7.30 P.M.,

32 Spring St.; Lawrence W. Eaton, Pres., 28 Marengo Pk. ; Frank H. Connors, R.S., 31 Melbourne St. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 18731; (Diamond Gardner Corp.). 2nd Sun., Blake's Restaurant, 15 Market St.; Emilio J. Zucco, Pres., 16 Euclid Ave., East Longmeadow; James Moran, B.A., 77 Fort Pleasant Ave. NO. 20582 (Powers Paper Co.). hth Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Michael Maciolek, Pres., hh Front St., Chicopee; Florence Forziati, S.T., 39 Kenwood Terrace. NO. 20681 (U.S. Envelope Co., Kellogg Div. ). 2nd Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Leo Auclair, Pres., Ul Field St., West Springfield; Robert Morrison, B.A., 31 Fort Pleasant Ave. NO. 21U67 (Hampden Grinding Wheel Co.). Last Fri., 12.15 P.M., 118 Fisk Ave.; Walter Gonet, Pres., 29 Cass St.; William Malone, B.A., 8 Blake Hill Rd. NO. 2280U (Moore Drop Forging Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Polish National Home, 312 Chestnut St.; Chester V. Gryzberg, Pres., 393 Elm St., West Springfield; Theodore Pecka, F.S., 20 Prospect St. NO. 2hk99 (Froiland Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., 1186' Bay St.; George Beauchane, Pres., 86 Homer St., Feeding Hills; Albert R. Kana, F.S.T., 88 Southwick St., Feeding Hills. NO. 21*666 (Holyoke Card & Paper Co.). 3rd Mon., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; William F. Charbonneau, R.S., 909 Chestnut St.; Nelson Hadd, F.S., 588 Chestnut St. NO. 2U850. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Liberty St.; Roland T. Gregoire, Pres., 11*3 Cady St., Ludlow; William Malone, B.A., 8 Blake Hill. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 202 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., 32 Stevens St., Tel. Re 3-7839; William Lieberrnan, Pres., 122 Massasoit St.; John L. Paran, B.A., 51* Home St.

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PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 230 (Int'l. Paper Co., Container Div.). 2nd Sun., 2.15 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave.; Helen Lonero, R.S., 2U8 No. Beacon St., Watertown; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 561* (Consolidated Paper Box Co.). First Wed., 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave.; Raymond Woodman, R.S., 12 Mortimer PI. 3 Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., k7 Garden St., Maiden. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 720 (IND) (City Employees). On Call, Public Works Bldg.; John Meskell, Pres., 3 River Rd.; John F. Duggan, S.T., 10 Lowell Terrace. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 27h (Public Welfare Dept.). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., Welfare Dept., Highland Ave.; Elmer E. Haselton, Pres., S.T., 1 Hillview Rd., No. Reading; Mary Sweeney, R.S., 10 Charles E. Ryan Rd. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 283I (Birch Bros. -Wheeler Service). First Wed., 5 P.M., 298 Beacon St.; George Jones, Pres., 25 Sargent Ave.; Earle Daigle, R.S., 22 Whitman St. TEACHERS UNION, SOMERVILLE NO. 1300. First Mon., 3.15 P.M., Where Called; Robert Sorabella, Pres., 5 Prospect Hill Ave.; Raymond Izzo, Treas., 12

Girard Rd. , Winchester.

SOUTH H A D L E Y

NONOTUCK EMPLOYEES BENEFICIAL ASSN. (IND) (Nonotuck Mfg. Co.). 3rd Sat., 9 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, So. Hadley Falls; John Ryan, Pres., 16 Lorraine Ave., So. Hadley Falls; Norman Beaucherain, F.S.T., 70 Center St., Holyoke. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 660 (Marcal Paper Mills, Inc.). On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., Sons of Herman Hall, So. Summer St., Holyoke; Earl J. Losty, Pres., 199 Meadow St., Willimansett; Raymond Laplante, B.A., 19 So. Tallyho Dr., Springfield. SOUTHBRIDGE

CARPENTERS (See Worcester) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 796. 3rd Mon., IhS Central St.; Maurice L. Daigle, Pres., 118 Lebanon St.; Paul Dumas, R.S. MUSICIANS NO. k9h. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 62 Central St., Tel. 76It-U652; Ernest Tessier, Pres., R.F.D. 1; Del Derosier, Sec.,B.A., 236 Church St., Putnam, Connecticut. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 53Ui. On Call; Francis Gillespie, Pres., Maple St., Charlton City; Joseph Adamick, R.S., 116 Everett St.

SPENCER

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1297. On Call; George F. Derby, Pres., 61 Lincoln St.; Edmund R. Bird, R.S.T., 10 Jones St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 27 (Kleven Shoe Sales Co., Inc.). Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lamoureux Bldg., Main St.: Henry R. Grenier, Pres., 20 Spring St.; Unabelle Arseneault, R.S.T., 39§ Mechanic St. SPRINGFIELD

AMERICAN BOSCH IND. UNION (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Wkrs., Int'l. No. 206)

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ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. U3» 3rd Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Leonard A. Johnson, F.S.T., 100 Elm St., Agawam; Donald Taddia, B.A., 51 Columbus St., Agawam. EAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT 'L. NO. 32 (IND). Last Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 28, 26 Willow St.; Joseph Fabbri, Pres., 539 King's Hghwy. W. Springfield; Adolph Zielinski, F.S.,B.A., 87 Warrenton St. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 30. 3rd Wed., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Lenard Lauer, Pres., l6Ip. Longmeadow St., Longmeadow; Edward Favreau, S.T., 93 Redlands St. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BEVERAGE AND DISTRIBUTIVE EMPLOYEES NO. 566 (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union) BILL POSTERS NO. 15. On Call; Michael Shea, Pres.; John Shea, B.A., 398 Suf field

St. , Agawam. BLACKSMITHS, DROP FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 1570 (Moore Drop Forging Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 3S2 Center St., Chicopee; John Insero, Pres., 73U Dewey St., W. Springfield; Joseph Maciolek, Treas., 23 Pearl St., Chicopee. BOILERMAKERS NO. 725 (Storms Drop Forging Co.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35i Center St., Chicopee; Edward Galanes, Pres., 287 Morton St.; John Szafran, S.T., Southwick. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 1. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-U136; D. J. Donovan, Pres., Il5ii Worthington St.; James Leonard, F.S.,B.A., 33 Brookline Ave., W. Springfield. BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICIANS NO. 13 (Springfield Section). On Call, W.W.L.P., Provin Mt.; Donald D. Douyard, Pres., 68 Park View Dr., Feeding Hills; Lucian W. Marek, S.T., 33 Hitchcock St., Holyoke. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 69 (Mason Tenders). 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 32, 26 Willow St.; Geno Nuzzolilli, R.S., 82 Millbrook Dr., E. Longmeadow; Renzo Sondrini, B.A., 133 White St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 999 (Wreckers and General Construction). 2nd Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; William Francis, R.S., 30 Oak St.; Carlo Tranghese, B.A., 71 W. Alvord St.; Bus. Off., Rm. J4O3, 115 State St., Tel. Re 6-7677. CARPENTERS:

NO. 96. 2nd and lith Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Walter J. LaFrancis, Pres., 66 Wilson St., No. Agawam; Roger E. Giguere, R.S., 19 Burnham St., Thompsonville, Connecticut. NO. 177. 2nd and Uth Fri., 7. 30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Stanley Cyranowski, Pres., 71 Knox St.; Harold J. Bagley, R.S., 28 Glencoe St. NO. 2296 (Carpet, Linoleum and Resilient Floor Layers). 3rd Wed., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Walter J. LaFrancis, Bus. Rep. NO. 25UO. 2nd Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Donald V. Powell, Pres., 106 Wood Ave., E. Longmeadow; Charles H. Tucker, R.S., 886 Belmont Ave. CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. hlk (Shawinigan Resins Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Anthony DulskL, Pres., 231 Breckwood Blvd.; John F. O'Connor, F.S.T., 79 George St., W. Springfield. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 26 (Tailors). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Ann Therrien, R.S., 37 Monastery Ave., W. Springfield; Vincent Pace, B.A., 855 Fellsway, Medford. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS (See Mine Workers, United No. 11*673) CUSTODIANS ASSN., SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL. First Sat., 7.30 P.M., 32 Spring St.; Lawrence W. Easton, Pres., 26 Marengo Pk.; Frank H. Connors, Sec, 31 Melbourne St.

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DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 1873k (Diamond National Corp.). 2nd Sun., 221 Dwight St.; Emilio J. Zucco, Pres., 16 Euclid Ave., E. Longmeadow; James Moran, B.A., 77 Fort Pleasant Ave. NO. 20582 (Powers Paper Co., Inc.). Uth Tues., 221 Dwight St.; Arnold L.

Silvestri, Pres., 163 Johnson St. 5 Angelo J. Borgatti, B.A. , 22 Wilson St., Agawam. NO. 20681 (U.S. Envelope Co., Kellogg Div.). 2nd Tues., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Clifton A. Aldrich, F.S., 100 Dearborn St., E. Longmeadow; R. E. Morrison, B.A., 31 Fort Pleasant Ave. NO. 2LU67 (Hampden Grinding Wheel Co., Inc.). Last Fri., 12.15 P.M., 118 Fiske Ave.; Walter Gonet, Pres., 29 Cass St.; Albert W. Gagnon, Sr., R.F.S., 15 Jaeger Dr., Westfield. NO. 228o£ (Moore Drop Forging Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Eagles Hall, Plain- field St.; Chester V. Gryzberg, Pres., 393 Elm St., W. Springfield; Theodore Pecka, F.S., 20 Prospect St. NO. 214*99 (Froiland Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., 1186 Bay St.; George Beauchane, Pres., 86 Homer St., Feeding Hills; Albert R. Kana, F.S.T., 88 Southwick St., Feeding Hills. NO. 2i;666 (Holyoke Card & Paper Co.). 3rd Mon., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Nelson J. Bullough, Pres., East St., Belchertown; Nelson Hadd, F.S., 588 Chestnut St. NO. 2U850 (Springfield Cast Products, Inc.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Roland T. Gregoire, Pres., 1U3 Cady St., Ludlow; Albert Zankl, B.A., h9h Appleton St., Holyoke. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 202 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., 32 Stevens St., Tel. Re 3-7839; William Lieberman, Pres., 122 Massasoit St.; John L. Paran, B.A., 5U Home St. NO. 206 (American Bosch Arma Corp., Springfield Div.). Uth Sun., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 325U Main St., Tel. 73U-7550; Ernest Depathy, Pres., 31 Acker Circle, Chicopee; James Manning, B.A., 59 Knollwood St. NO. 213 (Van Norman Machine Co.). 2nd Sat., 9 A.M., American Legion Hall, 655 Liberty St.; Henry H. Lussier, Pres., 36O Worthington St.; Karl G. Johnson, S.T., 207 Jasper St.; Bus. Off., 216 Exeter St., Tel. Re 9-0157. NO. 219 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., 32 Stevens St.; Reginald A. Daigneault, Pres., 1^7 Mass. Ave., Ludlow; Anthony J. Petrucelli, F.S.T., 73 Otis St., Chicopee Falls; Bus. Off., Rm. 216, 172 Chestnut St., Tel. Re 9-6278. NO. 220 (Package Machinery Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Tumverin Hall, 91 Plain- field St.; Otto Steininger, Pres., 35 Mountain Ave., So. Hadley Falls; Robert Driscoll, F.S», 96 Cambridge St.; Bus. Off., 59 Prospect St., E. Longmeadow, Tel. 525-7851;. NO. 221 (Stacy Machine Works, Inc., Agawam). First Mon., Tumverin Hall, 91 Plainfield St.; William H. Taylor, Pres., 95 Park Ave., W. Springfield; David E. Buckingham, R.S., 110 Keddy St. NO. 278 (Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., Div. of Crane Co.). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 182 Pinevale St., Tel. Li 3-3601; Edward C. Brunelle, Pres., 716 Chapin St., Ludlow; Lionel Lavoie, R.S., 17 Sitnick Ave., Chicopee Falls. NO. 28U (Eastern Container Corp.). 2nd Wed., Polish Alliance Club, 91 Parker St., Indian Orchard; George Unwin, Jr., Pres., 11 Cypress St., Ludlow; Roland Bergeron, F.S.T., 210 Suffolk St., Holyoke. NO. 288 (Monsanto Chemical Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Polish Vets Club, 28

Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham; James Dunleavy, Pres., 35 Marquette St.; James G. Gibbs, S.T., 1026 Parker St.; Bus. Off., 150 Main St., Indian Orchard, Tel. Li 3-3001.

132 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

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ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT 'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 7. First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, 26 Willow St., Tel. Re U-7137} Bernard W. Popp, Pres., 20 Fox St., W. Springfield; Walter G. Egan, F.S., Bus. Mgr., 69 Powell Ave. NO. B-U55 (Western Mass. Electric Co.). Uth Mon., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Albert F. Peckham, Pres., 30 Randall St., Agawam; Edwin Allan, B.A., 9 Hemwood Terrace, Indian Orchard. NO. BA-1075 (Standard Electric Time Co.). Uth Wed., Townsend Hall, Rutland

St.; Walter Witaszek, Pres., 112 Autumn Rd. , W. Springfield; Gerald Higgins, B.A., 323 Central St. ELECTROTYPE RS AND STEREOTYPERS, SPRINGFIELD NO. kk. First Fri., 8 P.M. (First Sun., Nov., Dec, 7 P.M.), Sheraton-Kimball Hotel, 11*0 Chestnut St.; Thomas Keating, Pres., 162 Rowley St., Agawam; Ronald W. Gendron, S.T., kl Susan Ave., So. Hadley Falls. ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. I4I, 2nd Fri., American Legion Hall, 83 Park Ave., W. Springfield; William D. Welch, Pres., 268 Highland Ave., W. Springfield;

John F. Folan, R.S.,B.A., 10 Hamilton Ct. , Hazardville, Connecticut. ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL ASSN. NO. 112. 2nd Wed., 6 P.M., Sheraton Motor Inn, Chestnut St.; Jerome Guagliardo, Pres., 70 Plumtree Circle; Marcel Bedard, R.S., 371 S. Westfield St., Agawam; Bus. Off., 113 Wheeler Ave., Tel. Re 6-9260. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 571 (IND) (NY NH Railroad). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; G. L. Atwood, Pres., 3k Hubbard St., Northampton; Henry F. Howard, S.T.,B.A., 38 Draper St. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 880 (IND) (B & M Railroad, Victor Div.). First Sun., 1.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; William E. Dalton, Pres., k3 Wilson St., Ludlow; Everett E. Atkins, S.T., 231 Ambrose St. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 98. Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re U-3053; Kenneth C. Wright, Pres., Bus. Mgr., kl Thompson St., Monson; John P. Hughes, James W. Bushey, Peter R. Tiberio, James H. Mullen and Robert E. Clark, B.A's. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 602 and 602A. First Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Thomas A. LaPanne, Jr., Pres.,F.S., R.F.D. 1, Reservoir Rd., Westfield; John L. Carlotte, B.A., 33 Bristol St. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. U70 (IND) (Springfield Armory). 3rd Mon., Turnverin Hall, 91 Plainfield St.; Lucian A. Smaida, Pres., 186 Longhill St.; Walter J. Ryan, Jr., S.T., 112 Brookline Ave., W. Springfield. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 6U8. 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Frank A. Foster, Pres., 6k Penrose St.; Raymond M. Sullivan, S.T., 375 Newbury St. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 307 (B & M Railroad, Hampden Lodge). 3rd Wed., 2.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; J. D. Wooliver, Pres., 231 Morton St., W. Springfield; Robert C. Bartlett, F.S., 11 Shirley Terrace, Southwick. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 793 (NY NH Railroad). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; B. F. Pacitti, Pres., 35 Westwood Dr., W. Springfield; David T. Clark, F.S.,B.A., 1*91 Mass. Ave., W. Springfield. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 80 (Springfield Bronze & Aluminum Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish National Home, 312 Chestnut St.; Celso P. Fortini, F.S., 59 Highland Ave., Agawam; John J. McNaraara, B.A., kS Bromfield St., Boston. FURNITURE WORKERS NO. 137. On Call; Henry J. Lacroix, Pres., 157 Elm St.,

Thompsonville, Connecticut; R. Clare Dubuque, B.A. , 59 Ferncliff Ave. GARMENT WOEKERS, LADIES NO. 226. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 69 Stockbridge St., Tel. Re 7-0291; John F. Albano, Dist. Mgr., 95 Woolworth St., Longmeadow; Norman Eiger, Americo Bosco and Frank Peretti, B.A's. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WOHCERS (See Mine Workers, United No. 12026) GLAZIERS AND STRUCTURAL GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. 369)

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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 178 (Post Office Custodial Emp.). On Call, at Post Office, U36 Dwight St.; Charles Petschke, Pres., lUO Eddy St.; Ethel Devins, S.T., 31 Railroad St., W. Springfield GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. U31 (Springfield Armory). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Armory; Henry D. Armand, Pres., 107 Green St.; John A. Bell, F.S.T., 66 Sunapee St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. NO. 3 (IND) (Springfield Armory). On Call; B. J. Condon, Pres., 98 Amherst St., Ludlow; Thomas Wynne, S.T., 351 King St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. NO. 6k (IND) (Post Office Emp.). First Wed., at Post Office, U36 Dwight St.; James T. Hartford, Pres., 62 Bellwood Rd.; Samuel J. Picone, R.S., 62 Cherryvale Ave. HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Wkrs. No. U6) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 67. First Sun., 11 A.M., 221 Dwight St.; Charles Nadler, S.T.,Bus. Mgr., 66 Mill St.; Charles Connors, B.A., U8 Eddywood St.; Bus. Off., 7 Pearl St., Tel. Re 9-1276. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 122. On Call, Blake's Restaurant, 15 Market St.; Edmund F. Colby, Pres., ll± Hadley St.; George M. Sobolowski, R.S., 83 Fair- field St. IRON WORKERS NO. 357. 2nd and Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 7, 26 Willow St.,

Tel. Re 6-1*791 j Edward Sheehan, S.T., 67 Rowland St.; Patrick P. Hogan, B.A., 1270 Dwight St. IRON WORKERS NO. 5Ul. 2nd Tues., Pulaski Hall, 13 Norman St., Willimansett; Albert Brodeur, Pres., B. A., 21 Sheridan St., Chicopee Falls; Leo E. Roy, R.F.S., 51 Pennsylvania Ave., Willimansett. LATHERS NO. 25. 2nd Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Charles H. Simpson, S.T., 98 Merrimac Ave.; Richard Carr, B.A., 30 Fieldston Rd. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. k6 (Buxton, Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Blake's Restaurant, 15 Market St.; Edward Hudyka, Pres., B. A., 9U Second St.; Wanda Frasca, R.S., hXk Franklin St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 225, 121 Chestnut St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. U6. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Rm., U35 Dwight St.; John F. Nickson, Jr., Pres., 99 Westford Ave.; Daniel J. Ashe, Jr., Sec, kO Webster St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2101 (Indian Orchard). On Call, Post Office, Oak St., Indian Orchard; John F. Crane, Pres., 116 Berkshire St., Indian Orchard; Alfred E. Roberts, S.T. LITHOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED NO. 21 (IND). 2nd Sat., 10 A.M., American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Richard H. Trachy, Jr., Pres., 7 Cottage Ave., Holyoke; Raymond I. Duffy, R.S.T., Ik Benger Ave., So. Hadley Falls; Bus. Off., Rm. 32, 1323 Main St., Tel. 736-361*5. MACHINISTS NO. 11)|)| (Cheney Bigelow Wire Works, Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Ernest L. Register, Pres., 1*2 Washburn St.; Henry R. Johnson, Jr., Treas., 22 Greenacre Lane, E. Longmeadow. MACHINISTS NO. l$kk (Bausch Machine Tool Co.). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M. and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Blake's Restaurant, 15 Market St.; John Doraingos, R.S., 15 Daley St., Willimansett; Richard L. Thurer, B.A., R.F.D. Box 218, Rockfall, Connecticut. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 612 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Sun. (Apr., Oct.), 2.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St., Westfield; C. J. Paquette, Pres., 103 Laramee St., Willimansett; W. J. Sturgeon, S.T., Clifton St., Westfield. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN NO. 33 (Chain Stores). 3rd Tues. (Jan.,Mar., May, Oct., Dec. ), 221 Dwight St.; Alphee J. Talbot, Pres., 309 Wilbraham Rd. Stanley E. Dominick, S.T.,B.A., 77 Hastings St., Feeding Hills; Bus. Off., Rm. 7, 215 Dwight St., Tels. Re 6-821*2 and Re 6-3089. MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY NO. 66. On Call, at Post Office, 1*36 Dwight St.; William Seaver, Pres., ll*l* Fercliffe Ave.; Joseph F. Keenan, S.T., 1218 Page Blvd.

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MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 12026 (Dist $0) (IND) (Springfield Gas Light Co.). 2nd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Joseph E. Fimognari, Pres., 8l Nevins Ave., Longmeadow; Thomas P. Zimmer, S.T., 26 Homestead Lane, Ludlow; Bus. Off., Rm. 210, hi College St., New Haven, Connecticut, Tel. 776-7001. MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 11*673 (Dist 50) (IND) (Construction Wkrs.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Leo Suprenant, Pres., 28 Harvard St., So. Hadley Falls; Eugene R. Finick, Reg. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 210, U7 College St., New Haven, Connecticut, Tel. 776-7701. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 167 (Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., 182 Pinevale St., Indian Orchard; Jack Alves, F.C.S., U8U North St., Ludlow; Wilfred 0. Paradise, B.A., 16 King St. Ext., Leicester. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 38I (Brass). 2nd Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Levis A. St. Cyr, F.C.S., 577 Springfield St., Agawam; Wilfred 0. Paradise, B.A., 16 King St. Ext., Leicester. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 186. 2nd Mon., 11.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Ovila C. Lattinville, S.T., 35 Emerald Rd.; Edward J. O'Connor, Jr., B.A., 109 Melha Ave.

MUSICIANS NO. 171 (Hampden County). 2nd Sun. (Nov. ,Dec. ,Jan. ), 2.30 P.M., Embassy Rm., Sheraton-Kimball Hotel, 11*0 Chestnut St.; James L. Falvey, Pres.,B.A., 91 Sherman Ave., Chicopee; George T. Lull, R.F.S., 351 Dwight Rd.; Bus. Off., Rm. 301, 353 Dwight St., Tel. Re 6-5187. NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES ASSN., SPRINGFIELD (IND). On Call, American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Joseph LaBelle, Pres., 67 Kane St.; Anthony Kwajewski, S.T., 122 Miller St.; Bus. Off., 1821 Main St., Tel. Re 2-8U95. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 2U5. 3rd Fri., Home of Pres.; George Mashinsky, Pres., h Eagle St.; Stephen Pijar, S.T., Walnut St., Holyoke. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 672 (Armour & Co.). 2nd Wed., Where Called; Oliver Menard, Pres., 39 Clairmont Ave., Chicopee; George N. Levakis, R.S., 119 Beebe Rd., No. Wilbraham. PAINTERS NO. 257. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 9, 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-5855; Robert Brunette, Pres., 16 Braddock St.; J. 0. Tingley, F.S., 33 Converse St. PAINTERS NO. 369 (Glaziers and Structural Glass Wkrs.). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Raymond Landers, Pres., U6 Valentine Terrace, Agawam; Edward E. Zemba, S.T.,B.A., 95 Alvin St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED:

NO. WW-6 (Wire Weavers, Eastern Div. ) (Cheney Bigelow Wire Works, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35i Center St., Chicopee; C. Boucher, Pres., 63 Ashley St., W. Springfield; Richard E. Heroux, R.S., 51 Maple St., Chicopee Falls. NO. U87 (West Side) (See West Springfield) NO. 761 (Gardner-Brooks, Inc.). First Tues., Assunta Hall, William St.;

Frederick Samble, Pres., 68 Roosevelt Blvd., Thompsonville , Connecticut; A. Marie Busiere, R.S., 20 Brown St. PATROLMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Patrolmen) PATTERN MAKERS ASSOCIATION. First Tues., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re U-9602; Thomas M. O'Connor, Pres., lU Vermont St.; Richard H. Beddow, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 52 Delmor St. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, NEW ENGLAND NO. 3 (IND) (Mcbiloil Co., Inc.). First Sun. (Mar. , June, Dec); 2nd Sun. (Sept.), Sheraton-Kimball Hotel, ll;0 Chestnut St.; Daniel C. Carey, Pres., 39 Kings Lane; Murray F. Goodwin, Treas., Westfield Rd., Russell. PHOTO ENGRAVERS NO. 57. 2nd Tues. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec.), Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; John Scott, Pres., 126 Gates Ave., E. Longmeadow; Roland E. Ruel, S.T., 79 Euclid Ave.

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PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO, 9 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). Quarterly, On Call, 32 Stevens. St.; Clayton C. Brayton, Pres., 102 Hamburg

St. j Arthur F. Guindon, S.T., 11 Baltimore Ave. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union No. 22h) PLUMBERS NO. 89. First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 11, 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-U897; Harry L. King, Jr., Pres., 1228 Stony Hill Rd., Wilbraham; James C. Anderson, F.S.,B.A., 9 Peak Rd. , Wilbraham. POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, MAIL HANDLERS, WATCHMEN AND MESSENGERS NO. 36. On Call, V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Edward F. Garvey, Pres., 1108 Carew St.; Louis Cardido, B.A., 59 Melba St. POST OFFICE CUSTODIAL EMPLOYEES (See Government Employees, American Fed. No. 178) POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES NO. 28. On Call, 10 A.M., Post Office Garage; George Robertson, R.S., 85 Westbrook Dr.; Anthony Sacco, Treas., 27 Bevier St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. BR. 8T. On Call; Thomas P. Sullivan, Pres., 73 Bessemer St.; William K. Bishop, Treas., 91 Clearbrook Dr# POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 102 (IND). Quarterly, On Call, 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St. j Michael J. Houlihan, Pres., 99 Miller St.; Edward J. Buckley, S.T., 39 Shaw St., E. Longmeadow. POSTAL TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (See Postal Clerks, United Fed. Br. 8T) PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 85. On Call, Hotel Bridgeway, 50 Broadway; Mario Con- stantini, Pres., 21 Nokomis St.; Henry Hennessey, S.T., 53 Ampere Ave., Ludlow. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 1*88 (General Fibre Box Co.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Hofbrau- haus, 1102 Main St., W. Springfield; Aime Beturne, Pres., 1U Converse St.; Ralph H. Marriott, S.T., 16 Andrew St. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 587 (NY NH Hart Lodge). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Joseph L. Manzi, S.T., l6l Quaker Rd. ; William Brady, B.A., U2 Jacob St. , Fairview. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 622 (£ & M City of Homes Lodge). 3rd Sat., 7 P.M. , Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; J. J. Claffey, Jr., Treas., 56 Marsden St.; H. E. Moore, B.A., 66 Powell Ave. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS: NO. 130 (NY NH Railroad). 3rd Tues., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Stewart A. Kennedy, S.T., 108 Herrman St., W. Springfield; Richard H. Barnard, B.A., 15 Gourley Rd. NO. 336 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Wed., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Charles R. Gariepy, Pres., 28 Greenwich St.; John F. O'Connor, R.S.T., 19 Laurel St. NO. kkh (Dan Kenney Lodge) (B & A Station Emp. ). 2nd Mon., 3. 30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; John Ambrogi, F.S.T., 69 Palmer Ave.; David Colby, B.A., 53 Upland St. NO. U60 (Memorial Lodge) (B & A Freight Office). On Call, Monthly, Pilsudski Hall, Ii3 Patton St.; Victor Kuchinski, Pres., 53 Osgood St.; James P. Rooney, F.S.T., U6 Sterling St. NO. 1517 (B & A Granite Lodge). First Mon., Union Station, Liberty St.; Robert E. Fish, Pres., 56 Beauview Terrace, W. Springfield; John J. Toti, Jr., F.S.T., 92 Hillside Ave., W. Springfield. NO. 1600. Uth Mon., Universal Carloading Co., 255 Liberty St.; Leon Moquin, Pres., 83 Beaumont St.; Raymond Zanarini, S.T., 65 Timber Lane. NO. 2167 (City of Homes Lodge) (Railway Express Agency). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Lebanese American Club, 3ii7 Worthington St.; Teofil F. Albert, R.S., 12U Audubon St.; Patrick J. Fitzgerald, B.A., lU7 Belmont Ave. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 53U (B & A City of Homes Lodge). First Mon., American Legion Hall, 83 Park Ave., W. Springfield; Ernest M. Symington, Pres., 73 Chester St., W. Springfield; John J. Hallahan, R.S.,E.A., 2h Crane St.

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RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 665 (NY NH Hampden Lodge). 3rd Fri., V.F.W. Kail, 1$ Bliss St.; Robert L. Guertin, R.S., 19 Medford St.; Arthur Murphy, B.A., 11 Palm St. RAILWAY PATROLMEN NO. 33 (B & A). Bi-monthly, 2nd Thurs., Y.M.C.A, South Station, Boston; James Leahy, Pres., 72 Blossom Rd., Braintree; John R. Hallaran, R.S.T., 5U Eddy St., W. Newton. RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. 11*59. 2nd Tues., 221 Dwight St.; Joseph J. DiFlumera, F.S.T., 82 Darling St., Indian Orchard; Michael H. Farashian, B.A., 221 Old

Farm Rd. ; Bus. Off., Rm. lii, 62 Harrison Ave., Tels. 732-6200 and 732-6209. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNIONS: NO. 22U (Milton Bradley Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Garment Wkrs. Hall, 29 Stockbridge St.; George Hitas, Pres., 27 Franz St.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E.

Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq. . Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U. NO. 51$ (Retail Store Emp. of Springfield). Bi-monthly, 221 Dwight St.; Joseph Reumer, Pres., 16 Saratoga St.; Joseph S. Casey, B.A., P.O. Box 212, No. Wilbraham. NO. 566 (United Beverage and Distributive Union). Bi-monthly, 221 Dwight St.; John Duncan, Pres., 13 French St.; Joseph S. Casey, B.A., P.O. Box 212, No. Wilbraham. ROOFERS AND SLATERS NO. 2U8. kth Sat., 10 A.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Arthur Rider, Pres., 60 Searle Rd., So. Hadley Falls; George C. Forgue, F.S.T.,B.A., U09 Nottingham St. SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 63 (Western Mass.). Uth Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Ludwig Batt, Pres., U8l Wilbraham Rd.; James J. Capeless, F.S.T., B.A., 67 Athol St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 507, 175 State St., Tel. Re 3-8332. SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 379 (B & A Railroad). On Call; Paul Foley, Pres., 27 Colton Ave., W. Springfield; Henry M. Gauthier, F.S.T., 26 Elmdale St., W. Springfield. SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery) SPRINGFIELD NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES ASSN. (See Newspaper Employees Assn., Springfield) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 910 (City Public Works Dept.). First Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Walter Ostrowski, Pres., 222 Rosewell Ave.; Howard H. Smith, R.S., 36 Saratoga St. NO. 1U85 (Public School Employees). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., School Office, 32 Spring St.; Luora Webb, Pres., 22 Burr St.; Barbara S. Cowan, C.S., 603 Springfield St., Feeding Hills. NO. 1596 (Foremen, Supervisors and Inspectors). Paul Cataldo, Sec, SU Revere St.

STEAMFITTERS NO. 603. First Mon. , at Bus. -Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. 73U-9602; Leo Burns, Pres.; William Morris, F.S.T.,E.A. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3326 (Chain Belt Co., Roller Div.). 2nd Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 230, 172 Chestnut St.; Michael F. Lopenzo, Pres., 117 Norfolk St.; John A. Marshall, F.S., 31U Rowley St., Agawam. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3650 (Springfield Foundry, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., Kosciuszko Hall, 30 Rapalus St., Indian Orchard; Albert Ramos, Pres., 79 Verge St.; Normand J. Belisle, F.S., 37 Elmer Dr., Chicopee. STEREOTYPERS NO. 121. 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Amvets Post, Montgomery St., Chicopee; Charles H. Cunningham, Pres., R.F.D. 1, Chester; Daniel J. Lynch, S.T., U3 Morton St., W. Springfield. STREET, ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES: NO. Ul+8 (Springfield St. Rwy. Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; John F. Healy, Pres., 100 Champagne Ave., Chicopee; Edward D. O'Keefe, F.S.T.,B.A., 301 Commonwealth Ave.; Bus. Off., 2811 Main St., Tel. Re 2-80U1.

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STREET, ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES - Concl'd.: NO. 1318 (See Boston) NO. 1382 (Interstate Busses Corp.). 2nd Tues., 8. 30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Robert R. Hanna, Pres., 58 Worthen St., W. Springfield; Sylvio G. Cabana, F.S., 87 Surrey Rd. NO. 1^12 (Peter Pan Bus Lines). 2nd Tues., Hotel Bridgeway, 50 Broadway; Donald Whitney, Pres., 1*93 Miller St., Ludlow; Burton Towle, F.S., 28 Harold St., Florence. TEACHERS, SPRINGFIELD FED. OF NO. U8U. First Mon., k P.M., Music Rm., Commerce High School, Ul5 State St.; Thames Pagos, Pres., 121 Main St., Westfield; William J. McLean, Exec. Sec, 266 E. Allen Ridge Rd. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. hOk (IND) (General). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Carmin P. Napoli, Pres.,

B.A., kO Woodside Terrace; Joseph G. De Christopher, S.T.,B.A. , k9 Irving St., W. Springfield; Bus. Off., 119 Plainfield St., Tel. Re 3-7881. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS (See Engineering and Architectural Assn. TELEGRAPHERS, COMMERCIAL NO. 52 (Western Union). On Call; Normand Harnois, Pres., 97 Macbeth St,; Christine J. Toomey, S.T., 78i Belmont Ave. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND): UNIT NO. 1. Charlotte Richardson, Sec, U6 Porter Dr., Agawam. UNIT NO. 2. Shirley Ayles, Sec, 66 Glenvale St. UNIT NO. 3. Ruth Conway, Sec, 267 Orange St. CLERICAL AND STAFF LOCAL. Mary M. Mara, Sec, 33 Wachusett St., Worcester. DINING SERVICE LOCAL. Helen Cassidy, Sec, 28 Gilman St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. h (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd and Uth Tues., 8.15 P.M., American Legion Hall, 655 Liberty St.; Edward B. Dunn, Pres., 180 Eddywood St.; James F. Murphy, R.S., 60 St. Lawrence Ave. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 53. 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Musicians Hall, 353 Dwight St.; James B. Maroney, R.S.T., 38 Dover St., Agawam; J. E. O'Neil, B.A., 2U3 Worthington St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 186 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPERS NO. 97- First and 3rd Mon., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Henry Avonti, Pres., 87 Elmwood St.; Cesare Ferrari, S.T., 78 Burke Ave., W. Springfield. TITEFLEX EMPLOYEES COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ASSN. (IND) (Springfield Plant). First Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 6 Edendale St., Tel. Re 7-03U1; William J. Schwarz, Pres., 113 Noel St.; Leo T. Maruca, R.S., 208 Edendale St. TRAINMEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Trainmen) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 216. First Mon., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Joseph V. Walsh, Pres., 81 Victoria St.; James Nicoll, S.T., 20 Duryea St. WAITERS AND MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYEES, HOTEL (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders) WESTINGHOUSE SALARIED EMPLOYEES, ASSN. OF (IND) (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 309 East St.; Edward 0. Felsentreger, Pres., 109 Stoney Hill Rd., Indian Orchard; Cornelius J. Scully, S.T., 189 Bowdoin St. WIRE WEAVERS (Eastern Division) (See Papermakers and Paperworkers, United No. WW-6) STOUGHTON

LETTER CARRIERS NO. 11*00. 3rd Tues., American Legion Hall, 1*00 Prospect St.; William E. Reilly, Pres., 1*70 Prospect St.; Louis H. Bass, R.S.T., 21* Canton St.

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RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 156 (American Biltrite

Rubber Co.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M. , I.O.O.F. Hall, 7 Freeman St.; Peter Lima, Pres., 323 South St., Hanson; David R. Pulsifer, Treas., 131 Ellsworth St., Brockton. SWAMPSCOTT

FIRE, FIGHTERS NO. LU59. First Tues., Old Fire Station, New Ocean St.; Arnold L. Snow, Pres., 35 Rock Ave.; Philip M. Whitten, S.T., 31 Outlook Rd. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 261*9 (Hume Pipe Co. of N.E.). Quarterly,

Hibernian Hall, Federal Sq. , Lynn; Thomas Dolan, F.S., 11 Hamley St., Lynn; Clifton Sommers, B.A., 86 Sachem St., Quincy. TAUNTON

BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 789. Last Wed., Italian National Club, U6 Wales St.; Manuel Medeiros, Pres., 22 Everett St.; Thomas Guglielmo, S.T., l±2 Pine St. BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS, UNITED NO. 562 (Stiles & Hart Brick Co.). 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., Italian Social Club, Columbus Blvd.; John DeFrias, S.T., 21 Presbrey Ave.; E. E. Smith, Jr., B.A., h9 Gen. Cobb St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 13. First and 3rd Thurs., Italian Social Club, Columbus Blvd.; Walter P. Scholz, Pres., County St., E. Taunton Italo Bernacchio, R,S.,B.A., 32 Wales St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 876 (See Construction and General Laborers) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES NO. 386 (Mass. Dept. of Public Works Dist. 6). Quarterly, 2nd Thurs., Ward 8 Club, 698 Bay St.; George McCormack, Pres., 7 Silver St.; Hector J. Morin, R.S.T., 11 Middle St. CARPENTERS NO. 1035. 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., hhh Bay St., Tel. 822-3070; Joseph P. Vargas, Pres., 1576 Somerset Ave.; Arthur Anctil, F.S.,Bus. Rep., 13 Rockland St. CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS NO. 876. 2nd Thurs., U.A.V. Hall, 82 Weir St. Ayres Mendes, Jr., F.S.T., 275 Whittenton St.; John Fernandes, Bus. Rep., 7I4 E. Water St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, U6 Broadway, Tel. 82U-U670. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT 'L. NO. 2l*l. First Mon., 7.30 P.M. at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 25 Main St.; George Mendonca, R.S., 15 Richard St.; Angelo Colella and Ralph Labiolli, B.A's. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE. WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND) NO. 20U (Haveg Industries). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, Jones Block, Broadway; Manuel 0. Ventura, Jr., Pres., 10 Hem Ave.; Walter F. Biedak, F.S., 3U Hopewell St. NO. 228 (Paragon Gear Works, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., Rm. 6, 19 Broadway; Howard Reed, Pres., 25 Godfrey St.; Robert L. Peabody, S.T., Precinct St., Lakeville. NO. 290 (New Process Twist Drill & Machine Co.). On Call, at Plant, 3h Court St.; Rose Doyle, S.T., 396 Washington St.; Douglas Perry, Field Org., Ul Bedford St., New Bedford. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 235. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., hhh Bay St., Tel. Va 2-3070 Charles J. Cleary, Pres., 120 Guild St., Brockton; John W. Donahue, Bus. Mgr., High St., Assonet. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 2029 (Chadmore Mfg. Co.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., U.A.V. Hall, 82 Weir St.; Charles J. Ducharme, Pres., 22 Paul Brinker Dr. $ Helen Meunier, R.S., rear 65 First St. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 810 (IND) (NY NH). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., G.A.R. Hall, Washington St.; Frank P. Paris, Ch. Eng., 28 Mansfield Ave., Norton; S. W. Wickham, S.T., Ul6 Sunset Hill, Fall River. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1391. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Central Fire Station, 50 School St.; Roy E. Cahill, Pres., 6 Franklin Ave.; Gilbert R. Levesque, Sec, 30 Hopewell St.

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FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. hlk (NY NH). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 50 Herrod Ave., Brockton; William F. Gould, Jr., F.S.,B.A., 38 No. Main St., Avon; William M. Watson, Gen. Ch., 28 Roseland Ave., W. Springfield. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES (Branch of Local 17 8 of Fall River) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 80 (See Attleboro) JEWELRY WORKERS NO. 16 (Jewelry and Allied Metals and Crafts, Amal.) (Poole Silver Co., Inc.). Quarterly, First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 7 Lawrence St.; Thomas Butler, S.T., 6 James St.; George Aronov, B.A., 3I4O Lockwood St., Providence, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 6 James St., Tel. Va U-728U. LEATHER WORKERS UNION, TAUNTON (IND) (Geilich Tanning Co.). First Tues., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Dennis Fuzido, Pres., Pine St., R.F.D. 1, Berkeley; Robert Garcia, R.S., 123 Plain St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 71. First Mon., after 15th, 7.30 P.M., Bristol Club, W. Water St.; D. George Walker, Pres., 286§ Tremont St.; Richard Smith, R.S., 1 Briggs St. MACHINISTS NO. 1225 (Armor Bronze & Silver Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Herbert Cardoza, Pres., 16 Liberty St., E. Taunton; Wilfred Baillargeon, B.A., 159 Warwick St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 89 (NY NH). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Circle Cafe

Hall, 29 Taunton Green; Joseph E. Sullivan, Pres.,S.T. ,B.A. , 119 County St., Fall River. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, INC., TAUNTON (IND). 3rd Wed., City Hall; Wilfred Mador, Pres., 189 School St.; Eva Mae McFarlane, R.S., 116 Somerset Ave.

MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 231. 2nd Sun. ( Jan. , Apr ., July, Sept. , Nov. , Dec. ), Transfer Ballroom, 12 Weir St.; William F. Lott, Pres.,B.A., 10 Friend St.; Louis H. Pero, R.F.S., 50 Tremont St. PAINTERS NO. 57 U. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, hhh Bay St.; Alfred M. Butler, R.F.S., 78 Everett St., Middleboro; Gabriel Silva, B.A., U6 First St. PARI-MUTUEL GUILD, TAUNTON (IND) (Taunton Greyhound Assn., Inc.). On Call, Taunton Greyhound Hall, Williams St., Dighton; Harold A. Moffatt, Pres., Ik Vine St., New Bedford; Peter B. Gay, Atty., Rm. 7, 5 Main St. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union) PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 626. 2nd and kth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 1M Bay St.; William Mueller, F.S.T., 91 Fremont St.; Henry Wareing, B.A., 36 South St.; Bus. Off., 1 Church Green. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 50U5. First Sun., 8 P.M., Hewitt's Cafe Banquet

Rm. , 1;5 Cohannet St.; Walter S. Gazda, Pres., 106 Whittenton St.; Edward Nunes, R.S., 8 Jerome St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 297 (IND). On Call, Home of R.S.T.; Elwin F. Megan, Pres., 21 Jefferson St.; Joseph H. Hoye, R.S.T. , 5 Pleadwell St. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 70 (NY NH Old Colony Lodge). Uth Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Ameri- can Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; J. H. Kitchen, Pres., R.F.D., h3 High St., Assonet; W. M. Russell, S.T., Local Ch., Robinson St., Raynham. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 582-A (F.B. Rogers Silver Co.). Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Joseph Silvia, Pres., 20U Bay St.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monu- ment Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-6535. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 593 (Reed 6c Barton Silver Corp.) (Silver Wkrs.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Polish Hall, Bay St.; Carl S. Cushman, Pres., 11 Chester St.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-6535. RUBBER, COFK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 575 (New Jersey Rubber Co.). First Sat., 3 P.M., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Joseph Padula, Pres.,

P.O. Box 1053; Michael Tamburro, B.A., 1 Colonial Rd. , Bristol, Rhode Island.

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TAUNTON- Concl'd.

STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 72 (State Hospital Emp.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Gifford Home, at Hospital; Frank Tavares, Pres., Myricks St., Berkeley; Loretta McGowan, R.S., 1 Lynn St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6$1 (Paul A. Dever School). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Employees Home, at School; Joseph Correia, Pres., Box 187, Middleboro Ave., E. Taunton; Daphne M. Downing, Treas., 12 King Philip St. Raynham. STEELWORKFRS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 5100 (Androform Industries, Inc.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Circle Hall, 29 Taunton Green; Thomas Goldrick, Pres., 23 Hope St.; Albert Santos, R.S., kl No. Pleasant St, NO. 5182 (Mt.Hope Machinery Co.). kth Wed., V.F.W. Hall, Hodges Ave.; Joseph M. Bargantine, F.S., 5U8 High St., Somerset; Sidney Larson, B.A., 511 West- minster St., Providence, Rhode Island. NO. 5532. First Sat., 10 A.M., Circle Cafe, 29 Taunton Green; Kenneth Smith, Pres., 16 Forrest St.; Cyril E. Goodwin, Jr., F.S., ll±8 Dean St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 33li> 511 Westminster St., Providence, Rhode Island. NO. 5683 (See Worcester)

STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Boston Local No. 1509) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Edna Lewis, Sec, Ik Anderson St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 21 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., Italian-National Club, U6 Wales St.; James L. Tuite, Jr., Pres., 96 Packard Way, Brockton; George R. Reinhagen, F.S.T., 637 Buffinton St., Somerset. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 17, Ik Taunton Green, Tel. Va 2-2570; Harold T. Schofield, B.A., 8 Jefferson St. NO. J£l. First Sun., St. Jean's Hall; Leo Ouellete, Pres., 603 Slade St., Fall River; Emile J. Brousseau, R.S.T., 20k Jepson St., Fall River. NO. U69 (Dyeing and Finishing) (Harodite Finishing Co., No. Dighton). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., So. End Portuguese Club; David Rogers, Pres., Pleasant St., Dighton; William Moore, R.S.T., 88 School St., Somerset. NO. 7U0 (Ansonia Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sun., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Clarence Lancaster, Pres., 131 County St.; Fred Borden, R.S.T., 110 School St., No. Dighton. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 5U9. 3rd Sat.,

10.30 A.M., Home of R.S.T.,B.A. ; Adelbert Howard, Pres., 185 Tremont St.; Matheus B. DaSilva, R.S.T.,B.A., 12 Dean Ave. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 319. First Thurs., 3.30 P.M., 29 Taunton Green; Donald E. Brady, Pres., 25 Fayette PI.; James H. McCaffrey, Jr., S.T., 60 Kilmer Ave. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 356 (Brockton-Taunton Gas Co., Taunton Div.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; William Gallagher, Pres., 35 W. Weir St.; Edward McCrevin, B.A., 297 Park St., West Haven, Connecticut. TEMPLETON

PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. k3k (Baldwinsville Paper Products, Inc.). First Sun., 10.15 A.M., Pulaski Club, Elm St.; Felix J. Scymcik, Pres., Mechanic St., Winchendon; Walter Reilly, B.A., R.F.D., 19U Thompson Rd., Webster. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 521 (Seaman Paper Co. of Mass., Inc.). On Call, Sportsmen's Club, Lodge Rd. , Otter River; Waino Parviainen, Pres., 30 Pleasant St., Baldwinsville; Robert Daneault, F.S., U71 W. Broadway, Gardner.

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TEMPLETON - Concl'd .

STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 55U (W.E. Fernald State School). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Brook House, at School; Clifford Blake, Pres., 13 Ben- jamin St., Winchendon; Norman Hope, R.S. TEWKSBURY

STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 68 (IND) (State Hospital Emp.). First Tues., Bldg. 3j at Hospital, East St.; James J. Cox, Pres., 3^9 Stevens St., Lowell Veronica H. Cox, Treas., 3h9 Stevens St., Lowell. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 81+2 (State Hospital Emp.). 2nd Mon., McDonald House, at Hospital; Louis Picanso, Pres., Salem St., No. Wilming- ton; Henry B. Dec, S.T., Salem St., No. Wilmington. TOWNSEND

PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 996 (Bates Corrugated Box Co.). On

Call, at Plant, W. Townsend; Michael Gaizick, C.S., Warren Rd. ; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire.

TURNERS FALLS ( See MONTAGUE )

UPTON

HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 23 (Kartiganer Hat Co.). 3rd Tues., American Legion Hall; Joseph Graziano, Pres., 9 V/. Pine St., Milford; Edwin Erwin, B.A., 9 Hamilton Rd., Woburn. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 112. First Wed., Plant #1; Donald Aldrich, Pres., Milford St.; Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St., Framingham. UXBRIDGE

POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 2126. On Call; Carmine C. Chiuchiolo, S.T., Douglas Rd. WAKEFIELD

CARPENTERS NO. 862. First Tues., Red Men's Hall, W. Water St.; Milton Porter, R.S., 33 Circuit Rd., Medford; Albert Whynot, B.A., 16 Garfield Ave., Win- chester. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 263 (See Saugus) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3I4I. On Call, at Post Office; John Fazio, Pres., 5U0a Lowell St.; Joseph P. Fotino, Sec, 2k Karen Rd. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 5638. First Tues., American Legion Hall, U Eaton St.; Dennis White, Pres., 1U9 Prospect St.; John Doherty, R.S., 9 Crescent Hill. SHOE WORKERS ORGANIZATION, CRYSTAL INDEPENDENT (L.B. Evans Co.). 3rd Thurs., 12.30 P.M., Sample Rm., at Plant, 37 Water St.; Adin Perkins, Pres.,B.A. Clara L. Silver, Sec., 82 Summer St., Maiden.

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CARPENTERS NO. Ih79. First Wed., Italian-American Hall, Stone St.; Thomas Moseley, Pres., B. A., 9 Atwood Ave., Norwood; Herbert Mosher, R.S., 183 Oak St., Foxboro; Bus. Off., 1156 V/ashington St., Norwood, Tel. 762-2101. HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 323 (L.F. Fales Machine Co.). On Call, Italian- American Hall, Stone St.; Lome Estabrook, Pres., Ul8 Cohannet St., Taunton John J. Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 889 (Hollingsworth & Vose Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave., Norwood; Joseph Long,

Pres., 23 Allen Rd. , Norwood; Richard Rasmussen, B.A. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 1330 (Bird c* Sons, Carton, Container and Paperworkers Div.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave., Norwood; William S. Ivatts, Pres., North St., Foxboro; Edward V. Paduck, F.S., 268 Lenox St., Norwood; Bus. Off., 226 Washington St., E. Walpole. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. hSl (Mass. Correctional Institution). First Thurs., h P.M., American Legion Hall, Main St.; Donald J. Myers, Pres

3 Palmer Rd. , Foxboro; Harlan Porter, Exec. Sec, 81 Taunton St., Wrentham. STEELWOHCERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3722 (L.F. Fales Machine Co.). First Thurs., U.15 P.M., Reliance Lodge Hall, West St.; Thomas J. Dray, Pres., 9kh East St.; William Maloon, B.A., H486 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Marie Doyle, Sec, 15 Cross St., Norwood. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 6U2 (Kendall Mills, Finishing Div.). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Stone St.; Alton M. Hodgman, Dir., Pelham Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire; Ralph Arivella, B.A., 95 Greenfield St., Lawrence; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273.

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AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. Ikh (Reece Corp.). 2nd Wed., 5.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Qk Orange St.; Richard C. Reynolds, Pres. U8 Robinwood St., Jamaica Plain; James M. Kilroy, F.S.T., 22 Wrentham St., Dorchester. AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. 9U6 (Judson L. Thomson Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 11 Lexington St.; Eric J. Danielson, Pres., 1 Bushmich PI., Burlington; Lawrence F. White, Jr., F.S.T., 22 Eddy St.; Bus. Off., 7i|0 Main St., Tel. Tw U-598U. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 711. 3rd Wed., Ideal Barber Shop, 903a Main St.; Onofrio Collura, Pres., Walden Breezes, Concord; Idillio C. Porreca, F.S.T. B.A., 155 College Farm Rd. BOOKBINDERS UNION, WALTHAM NO. 66. 3rd Tues., Elk's Home, 101 School St.;

Vincent Creighton, S.T., 398 River St.; John Barry, B.A. , 109U Fellsway, Medford. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND r-LASTERERS NO. 15. Wed., V.F.W. Hall, 8U Orange St.; Thomas Crane, F.S., 33 Fairview Ave., Watertown; Alfred T. Crane, B.A., 165 Chestnut St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 560. First Wed., Eagles Hall, 11 Lexington St.; Joseph Pavone, F.S., 29k Forest St.; Salvatore Pavone, B.A., 168 School St.; Bus. Off., 6U5 Main St., Tel. Tw U-2750. CARPENTERS NO. 5U0. 2nd and Uth Wed. , French Hall, 20 Central St. ; Thomas K.

Short, R.S., 1U Stoneybrook Rd. , Burlington; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 251 Washington St., Newton. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2?e79 (Waltham Grinding Wheel Co.). Last Tues., k P.M., Eagles Hall, 11 Lexington St.; Thomas Monaghan, Pres., 91 Willow St.; Joseph Tomaszek, B.A., kh Buswell St., Boston. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 216 (Donnelly Mfg. Co.). 3rd

Thurs., Function Rm. , 128 Bowling Alleys, Winter St.; Henry McDevitt, Pres. 20 Chilicott St., Jamaica Plain; Herbert Holloway, F.S., 11 Marsh St., Dor- chester.

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ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 27k (Standard Thomson Corp., Clifford Mfg. Co. Div.). Quarterly, Sun., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston; Barbara Tague, Pres., 50 Tonawanda St., Dorchester; Richard Juliano, F.S.T., 12i| Neponset Ave., Dorchester. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-1267 (N.E. Mica Co.). Last Tues., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.; Mary A. DeRose, R.S., 1*1 Derby St.; Amato DeLuca, B.A., 56 Orange St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1505 (Raytheon Co.). 2nd Sun., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 5U5 Main St., Tel. Tw U-7900; John F. O'Malley, Pres.; Andrew A. McGlinchey, B.A. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 116U (IND) (N.E.D. Corps of Engineers). First Mon., U.30 P.M., Conference Rm., h2h Trapelo Rd.; Gerald F. Blake, Pres., 5 Willow Terrace, W. Roxbury; Anna G. Lomasney, R.S., 191 Turnpike St., Canton. FEDERAL LABUR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 866. 3rd Tues., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.; Donald L. Forster, Pres., 10 Orchard Ave.; Roland A. Duprez, Sec, 11 Elson Rd.

GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 391. First Tues. ( Jan. , Apr. , July, Sept.), 6 P.M., 5U5 Main St.; Janet Martin, Sec, 202 Brown St.; Louis Ackerman, B.A., 61 Copeland St.; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1190. Marie B. Connolly, S.T., 100 Myrtle St., Lowell. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. NO. 18 (IND) (General Services Adminis- tration). Frank Vaglica, Pres., 22 Myrtle St; George L. DiPesa, S.T. LATHERS NO. ll£. 2nd Tues., 6i£ Main St.; Robert R. Ellis, R.S.T., 60 Cedar

St., Foxboro; Joseph J. Leaver, B.A. , 122 Colonial Ave. MACHINISTS NO. I836. Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.; John Troy, Pres., 8 Raymond PI., W. Newton; Edward H. Taff, F.S., 5U Carlisle St., Lowell. MASSACHUSETTS PRODUCTS PIPE LINE UNION (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). Bi-monthly, American Legion Hall, Main St., Holliston; Myron Morgan, Pres., Riverview Ave.; L. E. Keyes, S,T., b& Fairmont Ave. MIDDLESEX PETROLEUM WORKERS ASSN. (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., Rm. 6, 6U5 Main St.; Warren C. Kelley, Pres., 97 Charming Rd., Belmont; Richard Taylor, Treas., Bowker St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 102 (Waltham Foundry Co.). On Call, 3rd Tues., 5 P.M., Holland Bldg., 6U5 Main St.; John P. Gleeson, Pres., Ill Seminole Ave.; Romeo P. Gentile, C.R., 11 Marlton Rd. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 600 (M & B St. Rwy.). 2nd Tues., 9.30 A.M. and 7.U5 P.M., American Legion Post No. 156, Weston Rd.; Bernard P. Murphy, Pres., B.A., 127 South St.; John E. Sullivan, R.S., lh Orvis St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 573 (American Paper Products Co.). On Call; Harry Coburn, Pres., 10 Washington Ave.; Edward S. Freda, R.S., 756 South St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFTTTERS NO. 289. iast Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Qh Orange St.; Charles R. Barker, F.S., 39 Golden Ball Rd., Weston; Eugene F. Byrne, B.A., 37 Charles St., Framingham. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 955 (IND) (Waltham Public Works Dept.). 2nd Thurs., Water Dept., 92 Felton St.; Anthony Cardillo, Pres.; George L. Pennachio, S.T., Ul+c Hanson Rd. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U02 (W.F. Fernald State School). Last Tues., Emp. Club Rm., at School, 200 Trapelo Rd.; Paul L'Antigua, Pres., B.A., 785 Waltham St., Lexington; Catherine Gallagher, R.S., Box C, Waverley. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1313 (Metropolitan State Hospital).

Last Tues., at Hospital, U75 Trapelo Rd. ; Joseph C. Bowers, Pres., lOlJ Felton St.; Edmund b. Eurke, Treas., U75 Trapelo Rd. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 600 (See Motor Coach Operators) LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

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TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2680 (Charles River Garnetting Mills). Last Sun., 10 A.M., 6US Main St.; Joseph Ianuzzio, Pres., 6 William St.; Raymond J. Hart, S.T., 8U Harvard St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 505. 3rd Tues., 9.30 A.M., Auburndale Club, Melrose St., Auburndalej Fred Rousseau, R.S.T., 29 Farmington Rd., W. Newton; Vincent T. Kavanaugh, B.A., 8 Fells Circle, Wellesley. WALTHAM WATCH WORKERS UNION (IND) (Waltham Precision Instrument Co., Inc.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Gov. Gore Lodge Hall, 31 Woerd Ave.; George E. Massie, Pres., 15 Whitlowe Rd., W. Newton; Florine LeBlanc, S.T., 3h Cushing St.

WARE

BOOT AND SHOE WOJKERS UNION NO. 790 (Brunswick Sports Products, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, West St.; Francis Quinn, Pres., 11 Kelly St., Three Rivers; Elizabeth Sweeney, S.T., Sorel Rd. CARPENTERS NO. I63O. First Fri., Narutowicz Club, 11 E. Main St.; Joseph Kularski, R.S.,B.A., Box 222, E. Brookfield; Alexander Lak, F.S.T., Dunham Ave.

LETTER CARRIERS NO. IO67. On Call, h P.M., Swing Rm. , Post Office, North St.; Edward W. McGuire, Pres., 61; W. Main St.; William E. Moriarty, S.T., 96 East St.

PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWCRKERS , UNITED NO. 708 (Ludlow Corp.). On Call, Monthly, Sun., Narutowicz Club, 11 E. Main St.; Richard T. Kemp, Pres., Lone Hill Rd., W. Brookfield; Walter Riley, Rep., R.F.D., 19U Thompson Rd., Webster. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1137. On Call; Armand J. Phaneuf, Pres., 6U Aspen St.; Roland Jacques, S.T., 15U W. Main St. WARREN

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 223. First Wed. (Feb., May, Aug., Nov. ), 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Ainsworth Adams, Pres., Lakeshore Dr., W. Brookfield; Leroy A. Elliott, F.S.T., Green St., Brookfield; Bus. Off., Warren Savings Bank Bldg. , Main St., Tel. U36-5816. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 250 (Warren Pumps, Inc.).

First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Warren Savings Bank Bldg., Main St., Tel. U36-5816; John Jellen, Pres., U8 Main St., Thorndike; Armand H. Dimo, F.S.T., Lombard St.

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COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 1395 (Western Electric Co.). 2nd Tues., Where Called; William L. Morey, Pres., Partridge St., Franklin; John E. Kelley, S.T., 176 Billings Rd., No. Quincy; Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 557 Mt. Auburn St., Tel. Wa 3-1270. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 2191U (B.F. Goodrich Footwear & Flooring Co.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Greek Community Center, Bigelow Ave.; Frank Morreale, F.S., 228 Weston St., Waltham; S. A. Per coco, B.A., 25 Fifth St., Cambridge; Bus. Off., 5U8 Mt. Auburn St. , Tel. Wa U-7350. NO. 22295 (Photographers and Photo-Finishers) (Bachrach, Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5.15 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 251 Washington St., Newton; Harriett Whitten. Pres., 1787 Mass. Ave., Lexington; Helen M. Coffey, R.S., 60 Lothrop St. Newtonville.

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DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS - Concl'd.: NO. 23578 (Haartz-Mason, Inc.). First Sun., Eagles Hall, 11 Lexington St., Waltham; Albert Cassella, Pres., 66 Bartlett Ave., Belmont; Gardner F. Binks, F.S.T., 375 Lexington St., Woburn. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 209 (Peerless Pressed Metals Corp.). 3rd Wed., U.U5 P.M., Italian-American Social Hall, 98 Arlington St.; William F. Burke, Pres., 5 Leonard Ave., Cambridge; William R. Cole, F.S.T., 238 Prospect St., Cambridge. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 37U (Watertown Arsenal). On Call, Monthly, Home of

Pres.; Angelo F. Conti, Pres., 15 Forest Park Rd. , Woburn; George A. Doucette, F.S., 15 Harvard PI., Waltham. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 560 (Litecontrol Corp.). First Wed., 12.30 P.M., at Plant, 36 Pleasant St.; Eleanor Likely, R.S., ll*l Jewett St., Newton; Paul S. DeMarco, B.A., 69 Forest St. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions)

FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 13U7. On Call, Monthly, 8 P.M. , Hibernian Hall, 151 Water- town St.; Joseph T. Beirne, Pres., 10 Union St.; John M. Milmore, S.T., 1*2 Walden St., Cambridge; Bus. Off., Fire Headquarters, 99 Main St., Tel. Wa 1*-1*200. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 5 (IND) Watertown Arsenal). Manuel Donabedian, Pres., 1*1 Rogers Park Ave., Brighton; Joseph Ouellette, S.T. MACHINISTS NO. 150 (Watertown Arsenal). 2nd and l*th Fri., at Bus. Off., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. St 2-1508; Peter J. Walsh, Pres., 5l Leicester St., Brighton; Joseph D'Ambrosio, R.S., 115 Cedar St., Somerville. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 565 (Hinde & Dauch Div. of West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.). l*th Tues., Eagles Hall; Rudolph V. Tucci, C.S., 172 Palmer St., Arlington; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 506 (Bemis Associates, Inc.). Last Mon., 5 P.M., Squillani Hall, 1*0 Summer St.; Charles Salerno, Pres.,

6 Homer St.; Francis J. Quinn, B.A. , 59 Timberneck Dr., Reading. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1210 (Town Emp.). 3rd Thurs., Muni- cipal Garage, 121* Orchard St.; John Bolli, Pres., 3Ul Arlington St.; Antonio Fundeklian, S.T., 233 Sycamore St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5392 (Lewis-Shepard Co., Inc.). 3rd Sat., 12.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., 101* Nichols Ave., Tel. Wa 1*-81*80; Peter Rizzo,

F.S., 30 Anderson Rd., Framingham; John Horan, B.A. , ll*86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester.

WEBSTER

BRICKLAYERS NO. 2l*. First Wed., Home of R.S.T.,B.A.; Lyman Hall, Pres., Old

Southbridge Rd. , Dudley; Wilfred Rouleau, R. S.T. , B.A. , 10 Maple St. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2091*1 (Packard Mills, Inc., Caryville and Dudley). First Sun., American Legion Hall, Houghton St.; Ernest Ducharme,

Pres., Upland Ave.; Joseph Tomaszek, B.A., 1*1* Buswell St., Boston. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 7l (John Hancock Ins. Co.). 2nd Wed., 11.15 A.M., Colonial Club, Thompson Rd.; T. Arthur Racine, Pres., B. A., Thompson Rd.; Donald Prouty, S.T., 19 Pine St., Oxford. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 831. On Call; Earle J. Evans, Pres., 13 Prospect St.; John J. KLisiewicz, S.T., 2l* Park St. SHOE WORKERS INDEPENDENT UNION, INC., WEBSTER. First Thurs., Elks Hall, 151 School St.; Vera S. Brodeur, F.S.T., 75 Lake St.; Bernard L. Szczepaniak, B.A., Charlton Rd., Dudley; Bus. Off., 21*2 Main St., Tel. 91*3-061*6.

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UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 31$ (IND). First Hon., Harris St. Hall, Harris St.; James E. Sweeney, Pres., k3 First St.; Francis C. Blanchard, Southbridge. WELLESLEY

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE EMPLOYEES IND. UNION (Wellesley College). Ijth Wed., 8.1$ P.M., Alumnae Hall, at College; Esther B. Monto, Treas., 172 Deane St., New Bedford; Loy A. Lutton, B.A., 9 Carver Hill Ct., So. Natick. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 33$ (Town Public Works Emp.). 3rd Wed., Home of Pres.; Richard Gerard, Pres., 6$ Highledge Ave.; Thomas 0. Lee, S.T., $ Lake Rd.

WEST SPRINGFIELD

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 2$6 (Vamco). First Sun., 1.30 P.M., 709 Main St.; Henry H. Newman, Pres., 172 College St., Springfield; Wilfred F. Bergeron, R.S., 15 Hartford St., So. Hadley Falls. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 268 (Perkins Machine & Gear Co.). 2nd Sun., 9 A.M. , 221 Dwight St., Springfield; Michael C. Peretti, F.S., $7 High St., Agawam; John J. Kazmarski, B.A., 3k Wrona St., Indian Orchard. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1683 (B & A Railroad Diesel Shop). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Home, Plainfield St., Springfield; George C. Bensley, Pres., 881 Belmont Ave., Springfield; S. J. Giminiani, F.S., U08 Page Blvd., Springfield. ENGINEERS, BRO. OF LOCOMOTIVE NO. 63 (IND) (B & A). First Wed., 7.30 P.M. Church of the Good Shepherd, Elm St.; D. J. Getchell, Ch. Engineer, 283 Elm St.; R. H. Killer, S.T., 251 Lancaster Ave. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. $63 (B & A). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, $1 Park St.; H. A. Walton, F.S.T., 69 Lathrop St.; G. L. Bennett, B.A., $9 Hampden St. GILBAROO EMPLOYEES CONFERENCE (IND) (Gilbert & Barker Mfg. Co.). 3rd Fri. , 10 A.M., Conference Rm., at Plant, Cold Spring Ave.; Robert Bishop, Pres., kk Oak St.; Maurice J. Goggin, S.T., 171 Davis St., Springfield. LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF NO. 1978. First Mon., Dante Club, 58 Chapin St.; Louis F. Betti, Pres., III4. Ashley St.; Sidney T. Nelson, R.S., 361 Kings Hghwy. MACHINISTS NO. 1730 (Wico Special Products Div. Globe Union). First Sun., 2.30 P.M. and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, $1 Park St.; Anthony Calvanese, Pres., 68 Orchard St., Springfield; Russell Morin, R.S., 101 Maple St. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSN., WEST SPRINGFIELD (IND). On Call, Public Library, 192 Park St.; Carl M. Jacobson, Pres., 30 Terry Rd.; Rachel M. Goodhind, Treas., $3 Field St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERuOHKERS, UNITED NO. U87 (Premoid Corp.) Quarterly, 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., Verdi Club, 58 Chapin St.; Lawrence Christian, Pres., IkO Cornwall St., Springfield; John E. Shea, R.S., 152 Mayfair Ave., Springfield. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1761. On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M.; Theodore Urban, Pres., B. A., 83 Clarence St.; Theodore Rockwell, Treas., kk Woodmont St. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 238 (3 & A Pioneer Lodge). 1+th Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, $1 Park St.; Paul J. McCarthy, Pres., I3J4. New Bridge St.; Daniel J. Maloney, Local Oi., Ik Holland St., Springfield. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN DIV. 6U2 (IND) (B

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STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1361; (Town Employees). First Fri., U P.M., Town Barn, Westfield St.; Ronald Brawsay, Pres., Dewey St.; J. W. Dupuis, Jr., R.S., 1009 Piper Rd. WEST SPRINGFIELD MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSN. (See Municipal Emp. Assn., West Springfield)

WEST BOROUGH

CARPENTERS NO. 1U59. 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, Milk St.; Robert Chase, Pres., Floral St., Shrewsbury; Stuart Allen, R.S., 385 South St., Shrewsbury. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1153 (State Hospital Emp.). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Hadley Bldg., at Hospital; John L. Gebo, S.T., 6l Highland St., Marlboro; Joseph Germain, B.A., 13 Benham St., Worcester. WESTFIELD

AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS NO. 1*30 (Sterling Radiator Co., Inc.). 3rd Thurs., St. Joseph's Club, 6 Hanover St.; John Krok, Pres., 3 Franklin St., Holyoke; Walter F. Wescott, F.S.T., k6 W. School St. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 33. Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Ernest F. Hatch, Pres.; Edward J. McDermott, S.T., 31 Wilson Ave. CARPENTERS NO. 222. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Francis Banas, R.S., I4.O Goodhue Ave., Chicopee Falls; Walter Lafrancis, B.A., Wilson St., Agawara. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 20291 (Columbia Mfg. Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Bartlett St.; Alexander Macutkiewicz, Pres., 129 West Ave., Ludlow; John Cekovsky, B.A., 25 Squawfield Rd. NO. 22998 (Old Colony Envelope Co.). 3rd Tues., Moose Hall, 56 Washington St.; Joseph Martone, Pres., U2 Washington St.; Edgar Cloutier, B.A., 359 Holyoke Rd.

NO. 21*025 (Kellogg Brush Mfg. Co.). 2nd Wed., 5 P.M. , C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Rita Harris, Pres., Pomeroy Meadow Rd., Southampton; Albert Zankle, B. ^., k9h Appleton St., Holyoke. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 205U (Westfield Gas & Electric Lt. Co.). 2nd Thurs., C. L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Albert J. Mobrice, Pres., Roosevelt Ave.; William B. Morrissey, Jr. ,B.A., 51 Pochassic St. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. NO. 1111. First Mon., Fire Station, 29 Arnold St.; John J. Martin, Pres., U3 Parker Ave.; Paul P. Ancelli, R.S., hi Western Circle. HOTFL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Restaurant Employees No. 116 in Chicopee) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 128. On Call, Monthly, 3.30 P.M., Post Office, Main St.; John F. Slasinski, Pres., 77 George St.; Frederick F. Siska, R.S., 18 High St. MACHINISTS NO. l85l (Foster Machine Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Slovak Citizens Hall, E. Silver St.; George Gumlaw, Pres., 12 Jefferson St.; John C. Baker, R.S., 69 Meadow St. METAL POLISHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS AND HELPERS NO. 80 (Columbia Mfg. Co.). Uth Wed., U.15 P.M., Slovak Citizens Hall, E. Silver St.; Edward C. Hildack, F.S.T., 7 Ethan Ave. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 95. 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., Amvets Hall, 152 Elm St.; Paul Hadley, Pres., Colonial Pine Acres; Charles R. Orlandi, F.S., 16 Prospect St.

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MUSICIANS NO. 91. First Mon., C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Edward Manley, Pres., 10 Malone Ave.; Charles D. Hagan, R.F.S.,3.A., 68 Mount ainview St.

PAPERMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS , UNITED:

NO. 197 (Strathmore Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Ethan D. Clark, R.S., hi Broadway; Harvey J. Clark, B.A., Depot St., South- wick.

NO. 665 (The Stevens Paper Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M. , Eagles Hall, Bartlett St.; Joseph Brzys, Pres., 102 Main St.; Leonard Burbank, F.S., Box 275, Huntington. NO. 839. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Robert Ciszewski, Pres., 18 Bush St.; Raymond Laplante, B.A., 12 So. Tallyho Dr., Springfield. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 16 (Columbia Mfg. Co.). Quarterly, First Wed., Guard House, at Plant, Cycle St.; Samuel Pacinella, Pres., B. A., 135 Pine St., W. Springfield; Edward J. Klim, R.S.T.,B.A., 70 Montgomery St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U88. 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 38 Broad St.; Stephen R. Fallon, Pres., 125 Putnam Dr.; William J. Sipitkowski, Sec. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. U87 (Etchers and Lithographers of Metal) (Anderson & Sons, Inc.). First Wed., C.L.C. Hall, loO Elm St.; Marion Lamothe, Pres., N. Lake Rd., Southwick; Louise D. Puza, R.S.T., 3 Foch Ave. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 3^6 .(City Employees). 3rd Wed., C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Willard Hibbard,' Pres., 396 E. Mountain Rd.; James Ross, B.A., U Crown St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 979 (State Sanitorium). 3rd Tues., Slovak Citizens Hall, E. Silver St.; John Kennedy, Pres., 80 W. Silver St.; Mary A. Donovan, Sec, 23 Clinton Ave. WEYMOUTH

- CARPENTERS NO. 1550. 2nd and l±th Fri., American Legion Hall, Commercial St., E. Weymouth; Allison Libbey, Pres., 22 Pantano St., Braintree; Karle G. Lovell, R.S.,B.A., 783 Pleasant St., E. Weymouth. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. II48 (See Brockton) WHITMAN

DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2303U. 3rd Sun., Perry Hall, 3h Rodman St., Fairhaven; Harold Perry, V.P., 17 Trip St., Fairhaven; Rene Richard, F.S., 95 Hatch St., New Bedford. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1600. First Tues., Home of S.T.; Donald Davison, Pres.; John E. Pennini, S.T., 131 Pleasant St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 270 (Whitman Foundry, Inc.). On Call, G.A.R. Hall, Hayden Ave.; Millard A. Thomas, F.S., Annawon Dr., Halifax; John Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3972 (D.B. Gurney Co., Inc.). First Mon., h P.M., K. of C. Hall, South Ave.; George W. Atherton, Pres., 206 Temple St.; Clifford Sommers, B.A. WILLIAMSTOWN

CARPENTERS NO. 979. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Spring St.; W. Clair Walden, R.S., 90 Meacham St.; William G. Taft, Sr., B.A., 21 Fiegi St., No. Adams.

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WILLIAMSTOWN - Concl'd .

ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT 'L. NO. 299 (Cornish Wire Co., Div. of General Cable). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, State St., No. Adams; Robert Curry, Pres., 31 Main St., No. Adams; Joseph Dube, Treas., 187 Wells Ave., No. Adams; Bus. Off., 68 Main St., No. Adams, Tel. Mo 3-6602. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 11*38. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Home, Spring St.; Francis A. Staples, Pres., 59 Langlois Ave.; Donald A. Wyman, S.T., 88 Cole Ave. PAINTERS (See Pittsfield Local No. 9h) WILMINGTON

FIRE FIGHTERS, WILMINGTON NO. 1370. 2nd Tues., Fire Station, Church St.; Daniel C. Wandell, Pres., 21 Middlesex Ave.; George S. Gushing, S.T., 21 Brand Ave. STEFLWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3962 (J.W. Greer Co.). 2nd Mon., Inl5 P.M., Cafeteria at Plant, Main St.; John A. White, Jr., R.S., U3 Mystic Ave.,

Tewksbury; Clifton E. Sommers, B.A. , 1U86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. WINCHENDON

GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. U8U. 3rd Tues., 6 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St.; Dorothy Boudreau, Sec, 16 Beaman Ct.; Eliot Klitzman, B.A., U5 Wolcott St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 21. On Call; Richard L. Cochran, S.T., 69 Mason St., Winchendon. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 8l8 (N.E. Woodenware Corp.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Rte 12; John Deline, R.S.T., Brown St.; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., hi Garden St., Maiden. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3770 (Alaska Freezer Co., Inc.). First Wed., 6.30 P.M., Travellers Lunch, Front St.; Maxim Rochleau, Pres.; Burton K. Sawtelle, F.S., 50 Hall Rd. WINCHESTER

CARPENTERS NO. 991. First Wed., V.F.W. Hall, 15 White St.; Albert Whynot, Pres., B.A., 16 Garfield Ave.; Roy W. Wilson, F.S., 5 Ravenscroft Rd. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 678 (N.E. Laundries, Inc.). Quarterly, First Thurs., Moose Hall, Campbell St., Woburn; Robert R. Thompson, S.T., 58

Harrison Ave., Woburn; Vincent Pace, B.A. , 855 Fellsway, Medford; Bus. Off., 9 Main St., Leominster, Tel. Ke k-h210. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 277 (J.H. Winn, Inc.). 2nd Wed., South End Club, Fowle St., Woburn; Dora Foster, Pres., lU Royalston Ave.; John A. Muise, S.T., 5i Emerald Ct., Stoneham. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 295. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, Raymond PI.; Joseph Duffy, Pres., 8 Mt. Pleasant St., Woburn; Domenic Buzzotta, S.T., 53 Lincoln St., Stoneham; Bus. Off., Rm. k, 1*78 Main St., Woburn, Tel. We 3-1265. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2l*3. 2nd Thurs., 8.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 White St.;

John J. Barry, Pres., 3 Lincoln Rd. , Woburn; Robert W. Stevenson, Jr., R.S., 8 Richardson St., Woburn, WINTHROP

FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1070. 2nd Tues., Central Fire Station, Pauline St.; John J. Donovan, Pres., 7 Johnson Ave.; William Lehman, Treas., 5 Russell St.

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BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. $2h (Woburn Public Works Dept.). 2nd Tues., South End Italian Club, Fowle St.; James N. Doherty, R.S., Spring Ct. Ext.; William Meagher, S.T.,B.A., 29 Orange St. CARPENTERS NO. 885. First and 3rd Thurs., I.O.O.F. Hall, 323 Main St.; Earl R.

Oulton, Pres., 19 Fairview Rd. ; Albert Whynot, B.A., 16 Garfield Ave., Winchester. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2UU19 (H.E. Wright Co.) (Dairy Equipment Wkrs.). First Mon., U.30 P.M., 73 Tremont St., Boston; Norman Lewis, Pres.,

1 Central Rd. , Lynnfield Center; Joseph Tomaszek, B.A., hk Buswell St., Boston. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. NO. 971. 2nd Tues., Central Fire Station, Winn St.; William N. Booker, Pres.; Herbert B. Cogan, Sec, 56 Prospect St. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 22. Last Tues., 7.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. k, hlQ Main St., Tel. We 3-1265; William Frizzell, Pres., 13 Sheridan St.; Joseph Rafferty, B.A., 3 Jones Ave. LETTER CARRIERS BR. 75. 2nd Tues., Where Called; Robert Farrow, Pres., 8 Madison St.; John King, R.S., 6 Bedford Rd. WORCESTER

ASBESTOS WORKERS AND HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS NO. 123. First Fri., 7 P.M., Sheraton Hotel, 50 Franklin St.; Joseph S. Aguiar, R.S.T., 21 Oberlin St.; George Morth, B.A., R.F.D. Washburn St., Northboro. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 25l (IND) (Worcester, Fitchburg and Mansfield). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Nicholas M. Adams, Pres., 38 Piedmont St.; John P. Quinn, F.S.T.,E.A., 29 Shamrock St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 17, 55U Main St., Tel. PI 3-UiOH. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 186. 2nd Thurs., Shk Main St.; Torcom Hooloian, Pres., 21 Bancroft St.; Charles Eknoian, S.T.,B.A., 36 Stebbins St. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 7U0 (Armour-Porter, Inc.). First Mon., P.A.C. Club, Creeper Hill Rd., No. Grafton; James F. Morrissey, Pres., E. A., 328 Grove St.; Joseph F. Halvey,

S.T., I4 Ashcroft St., Auburn. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 6. Tues., 58 Front St.; Julius Meyers, R.C.S., 77 Brantwood Rd.; John J. Dyer, B.A., 79 Delmont Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 2U3 (See Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. U95 (Municipal Employees, United). 3rd Tues., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Paul H. Fell, Pres., U6 Beaver St.; Ruth M. McNamara, R.S., 6h King St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, City Hall. CARPENTERS NO. 107. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., l&U Front St., Tel. PI 5-303U; John O'Connell, R.S., 39U Worcester St., No. Grafton; Andrew

Shusta, B.A. , Bowen St., W. Boylston. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED: NO. 16 (Tailors). Bi-monthly, First Tues., 6 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Eugene Dumais, R.S.T., 25 Litchfield St.; Vincent Pace, B.A., 73 Tremont St., Boston. NO. 17U (Pants Makers). Bi-monthly, First Tues., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Vincent Kaiorano, Pres., 620 Franklin St.; Vincent Pace, B.A.,

73 Tremont St. , Boston. NO. 579-B (Retail Employees Union) (V/are Pratt Co.). Quarterly, First Tues., Hotel Bancroft, 50 Franklin St.; John Weiditz, F.S.T., 93 Brattle St.; Robert Wiseman, B.A., 108 Thornton St., Revere; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660.

ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 96. First Kon. , A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Janes F. Foudy, Pres.; Samuel J. Donnelly, F.S.,Eus. Mgr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 30U, 107 Front St., Tel. PI 3-3635.

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WORCESTER - Cont'd .

ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 2069 (Hotpoint Co., Service Men). 3rd Fri., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Ernest R. Guarente, Pres.,B.A., 96 Palmer St., Arlington. ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. hi. 2nd" Mon., YD-VA Club, 839 S. Main St.; David Stiles, Pres., 27 Lawrence St., W. Boylston; L. V. Houston, R.S.,B.A. , 2 Holly St., Oxford. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 6h (IND) (B & A, B & M AND NY NH). Uth Sun., 2.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; G. J. Greault, Pres., 30 Lancaster St., W. Eoylston; F. W. Sprague, Sr., R.S.T., Stafford St. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 86. 2nd Fri., Liberty Club, 201 Church St.; George Fregolle, Pres.,Temp. Treas., Main St., Lancaster; Kenneth Gigger, B.A., P.O. Box 855, Sta. H, Gardner. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1009. On Call, Last Wk. of Mo.; Raymond E. Whitney, Pres., 96 Sussex Lane; Russell C. Goodwin, Treas., 5 Lancaster Terrace. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE. NO. 73 (B & A, B & M AND NY NH). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Aurora Hotel, 65U Main St.; W. F. Kane, Pres., 10 Euclid Ave.; R. H. Coe, R.S.T.,B.A., 23 Watt Rd. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 735 ('NY NH Railroad). 3rd Tues., Home of Pres.; J. 0. Richardson, Pres. ,R.S., I3I1I Main St.; P. Cooper, S.T., 35 Hammond St. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. 128 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). 2nd Tues., 8.15 P.M., Where Called; Raymond J. McNamara, Pres., 32 Flagg St., Clinton; Harold George, B.A., h Bertha St., Hudson. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES, INT'L. NO. 75. On Call; John F. Albano, Dist. Mgr., 95 Woolworth St., Longmeadow; Frank Peretti, B.A., 52 Stockman St., Spring- field; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 107 Front St., Tel. PI 3-7305. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Worcester Gas Lt. Co., Framingham and Worcester). First Tues., Polish-American Vets Hall, U2 Green St., Worcester; First Thurs., Eagles Hall, Framingham; William Chesmore, Pres., 60 Bacon St., Framingham; James J. Pignataro, F.S.T., kh Mendon St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 19U6 (Social Security Admin., Fitchburg and Worcester). Quarterly, Uth Thurs., 6.3O P.M., Where Called; Percy 0. Daley, Jr., Pres., Hildreth St., Westford; Henry W. Pope, S.T., 73 Sunny Hill Rd., Lunenburg. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO, 111* (Paul Hats, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 55U Main St.; Henry Tessier, Pres., 59 Orchard St., Fisherville; Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St., Framingham. HOD CARRIERS AND BUILDING AND COMMON LABORERS NO. 2l*3. First Fri., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Alfred Miller, F.S.T., 3 Radcliffe St.; Clement H. Porter, Bus. Rep., Wells Rd., Brookfield; Bus. Off., 11 Pleasant St., Tel. PI 7-509U. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 95. 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James Beatty, Pres., 119 May St.; James M. Brown, F.S.T.,B.A., lip. Vernon St.; Bus. Off., 16 Portland St., PI 7-1778. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 75. 2nd Tues., Y.D. Club, Main St.; D. Francis Brosnihan, Pres., 5 Edwidge St.; Sigisraund L. Koperniak, R.S., 137 Endicott St. IRON WORKERS NO. 57. 2nd and Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., 158 Front St., Tel. PI 6-5216; Anthony Cerce, F.S.T., Turkey Hill Rd., Rutland; John Copper, B. A., 117 Sachem Ave. LATHERS NO. 79- First Tues., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Homer Bejune, Pres., 5 Schofield St., Dudley; Earl J. Gagner, F.S.,B.A., 2 Wildrcse St., Oxford. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 12. 3rd Sat., 8 P.M., Shh Main St.; John R. Zibinskas, Pres., 9 Goucher Ave.; Leo A. Berthiaume, F.S., 589 Sunderland Rd. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 80 (NY NH). Quarterly, 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Henry V. Houle, Jr., R.S.; William F. Wilkins, F.S.T., 39 Stoneland Rd. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 620 (B & A). Quarterly, First Sat., 7.30 P.M., Polito Hall, Albany St.; W. Smichinski, Pres., P.O. Box 37, Oakham; Patrick C. Connor, R.S.T., 536 No. Main St., Palmer.

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MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY NO. 35. On Call; John F. Dolan, Pres., 390 Mill St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 5. First Fri., Polish-American Vets Hall, 42 Green St.; Stanley J. Mierzejewski, F.S., 31 Sigel St.; Wilfred Paradise, B.A., 16 King St,, Leicester. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, UNITED NO. 495 (See Building Service Employees)

MUSICIANS ASSN., WORCESTER NO. 143. 2nd Sun. ( Jan. ,0ct. ,Nov. ) , A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; John J. Morrissey, R.S.T., 226 Dewey St.; Paul L. Cooney, B.A. 21 Oliver St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 305, 107 Front St., Tel. PI 6-2644. PAINTERS NO. 48. First and 3rd Mon. (First Mon., July, Aug., Sept.), at Bus. Off., I84 Front St., Tel. PI 7-0865; Nicolai A. Ustinovich, Pres., 110 Wheelock Ave., Millbury; Charles Fassett, B.A., 6 Shawmut St. PAPFRMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 872 (U.S. Envelope Co., Logan Div.). 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St.; John E. Malley, Pres., 93 Common- wealth Ave.; Arthur A. Sherblom, Jr., F.S.T., 11 Intervale St., Morningdale. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPFRWORKERS, UNITED NO. 876 (U.S. Envelope Co., Hill Div.). Last Mon. and On Call, 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, 42 Green St.; Felix W. Yankowski, Pres., 80 Paris Ave.; Frank J. Locantore, R.S., 44l Grove St. PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF N.A. (Worcester Assn.). First Fri., A.O.H. Hall, 26

Trumbull St.; Kostanty S. Domian, Pres., 30 Arnold Rd. ; Carl Meserve, F.S., B. A., 76 Dover St. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, N.F. NO. 6 (IND) (Socony-Mobil Oil Co., Inc.). First Sun. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), Sheraton-Worcester, Hotel, 50 Franklin St.; James J. Lumsden, Pres., 16 Sawin St., Marlboro; Edward F. Shaw, S.T., 4 Miles St., Millbury. PHOTO ENGRAVERS NO. 47. 2nd Tues., 5.30 P.M., Aurora Hotel, 654 Main St.; Cornelius G. Gleason, Pres., 18 Duston St.; Roland A. Kollbeck, F.S., 18 Stoneland Rdway., Shrewsbury.

I PIPE FITTERS NO. 4O8. First Tues., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St., Tel. PI 5-8301; Robert D. Mulcahy, F.S.T., 494 Kill St.; Richard Donnelly, B.A., 46 June St. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 29-A (General Electric Co., Clock and Timer Dept.). On Call; H. Norman Leavitt, Pres., I4I Main St.; Harry P. McGrath, S.T., 68 Lyman St. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union No. 59) PLUMBERS NO. 4. 2nd Fri., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St., Tel. Sw 9-7703; Alfred St. Onge, F.S., I4 Frank St.; Aldo Ruggieri, B.A., 15 Winneconnett St. POST OFFICE CUSTODIAL AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 8 (IND). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Post Office, 595 Main St.; William J. Jordan, Pres., 8 Henchman Terrace; Paul L. Kobel, S.T., 9 Preston St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 4553-32. 3rd Sun., 6 P.M., American Legion Hall, 554 Main St.; John F. Clancey, Pres., 37 Trowbridge Circle; Charles L. Tarantino, Jr., Sec, 62 Wall St. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS: NO. 836 (Wachusett Corrugated Box Corp.). First Sun., 2.15 P.M., Endicott Hall, Endicott St.; Gerald Baxter, R.S., 6 Wheelock Ave., Millbury; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., 47 Garden St., Maiden. NO. 911 (Wall Paper Wkrs.). On Call; Richard Fontaine, Pres., 27 Converse St.; Thomas J. O'Neill, R.S., 6 Fales St. NC. 917 (Wall Paper Craftsmen). On Call; Stephen P. Uminski, Sr., Pres., Sec, 7 Ridgewood Rd. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 88. 4th Sun., 10 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; C. R. Largess, Pres., 30 Standish St.; J. W. Loconto, Sec, 19 Brigham Hill

Rd. , Grafton.

153 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

WORCESTER - Cont'd,

RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS: NO. 2h3 (NY NH and B & M White City Lodge). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Freight Office, k3 Madison St.; Richard A. Westberg, R.S.T., k9 Edgeraere Blvd.,

Shrewsbury; William McGee, B.A. , 15 Wabash Ave, NO. 271 (B & A). 2nd Tues., Worcester Arena, 10^9 Main St.; Herbert L. Maguire, Pres., 11 Fairbanks St.; James J. Todd, R.S., 15 Hitchcock Rd. NO. 1060 (B & A Station Emp. ). On Call, 98 Front St.; Bernard J. McQuaid, F.S.T., 165 Belmont St.; John J. Fowley, B.A., 616 Chandler St. NO. 2108 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). kth Sun., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull

St.; Ralph J. Crowley, R.S., 113 Perry Ave.; John B. Rourke, Local Ch. , 27 Orient St. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 583 (NY NH Worcester Lodge). 3rd Thurs., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Burton F. Graton, F.S., 22 Douglas St.; Edward C. Alarie,

Local Ch. , 1 Harrington Way. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN DIV. 237 (IND) (B & A). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Home of S.T., Local Ch.; R. H. Toombs, Pres., U8 Cherry St., Shrewsbury;

Edgar B. Jones, S.T., Local Ch. , 597 Plantation St. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated No. 579-B) RETAIL STORE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 826. Uth Tues., 6 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26

Trumbull St.; Raymond Stevens, F.S.T.,B.A.; Paul Dufault, B.A. ; Bus. Off., Rm. 620, 507 Main St., Tel. 755-8669. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 59 (Dapol Plastics, Inc.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Ida Taylor, Pres., 28 Grove St., Millbury; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monu- ment Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 509. Quarterly, Hotel Ban- croft, 50 Franklin St.; Mitchell Haddad, Pres., 208 Massasoit Rd.; Irving J. Rich, S.T.,B.A., Rm. 20U, 665 Washington St., Boston. ROOFERS NO. 105. First Tues., at Bus. Off., 25 Exchange St., Tel. Sw 9-9710; F. E. LaMarche, R.S.T., 27 Ashton St.; Samuel Klein, B.A., 18 Alsada Dr. SHEET METALWORKERS NO. 127. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 18U Front' St.; Donald Willard, Pres., 7 Byland Ave., Auburn; Ernest Peloquin, F.S.T.,B.A., 22 Holden St., Shrewsbury. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2 k (H.H. Brown Shoe Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St., Tel. 752-58U2; Alma Letourneau, Pres., 31 Arizona Ave., Holden; William J. Dumas, B.A., 37 Elbridge Rd., Auburn. SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery) STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES (IND): NO. Ik (Water Dept.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Water Dept., 18 E. Worcester St.; Joseph J. Ryan, Pres., 36 Oakland Ave., Shrewsbury; Francis Kelleher, R.S.T. NO. 15 (Sewer Dept.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., 23 Millbury St.; Arthur F. Korp, Pres., 53 Cutler St.; Richard Garabedian, R.S., k Boyd St., Leicester. NO. 200 (Street Dept.). First Fri., American Legion Hall, Plantation St.; Joseph Palladino, Pres., 18 Sunderland Rd.; Robert J. Breault, F.S.T., 12U Houghton St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 8U (Mass. Dept. of Natural Resources). Bi-monthly, A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trum- bull St.; WilfLiam E. Erickson, Pres., 15 Colby Ave.; William R. Knight, R.S., Walker St. , Westboro. NO. 137 (State Hospital Emp.). Last Mon., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Thomas Corliss, Pres.; Rosemary F. Parent, Sec, 108 W. Main St., Shrewsbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 2, 305 Belmont St. NO. 877 (Public Works Dist. No. 3). 3rd Wed., 7O0 P.M., Leominster Rec. Ctr., Main St., Leominster; Malcolm A. Clark, Pres., k6 Pleasant St., Leominster;

John F. Fenton, B.A., Palmer Rd. , Monson. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

WORCESTER - Cont'd.

STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Tel. PI 6-3577, unless otherwise specified. NO. 1315 (Reed & Prince Mfg. Co.). On Call; Michael L. Ryan, Field Rep. NO. 1513 (Worcester Pressed Steel Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, h2 Green St.; Reino Mattson, R.S., 38 Kings Mt. Dr., W. Boylston; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 1885 (South Works, American Steel & Wire Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M. and Uth Thurs., 7 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Francis Foley, R.S., 33 Stebbins St.; Clifford Hague, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., 570 Millbury St., Tel. PI 5-9238. NO. 2118 (Worcester Stamped Metal Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Brown Sq. Civic Club, 6i|0 Franklin St.; Earl Dorsey, R.S., i|6 Lakeside Ave.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 2521 (Leland-Gifford Co.). First Mon., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; John A. Wright, R.S., 10 Columbus St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 2530 (American Steel & Wire Co., Office Wkrs.). 2nd Mon., 7.U5 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, l£ Green St.; Walter M. Murphy, R.S., 15 Welling- ton Rd., No. Oxford; Clifford Hague, Field Rep. NO. 2865 (Worcester Wire Works, Div. National Standard Co.). 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Edward A. Kaminski, R.S., 11 Hillside St.; Clifford Hague. Field Rep. NO. 2936 (Amalgamated). First Tues., 107 Front St.; Alfred M. Hall, R.S., 29 Fountain St.; John P. Cox, Field Rep. NO. 3189 (Johnson Steel k Wire Co., Inc.). hth Sun., 10.30 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Daniel F. Teehan, R.S., 18 Jefferson St.; Clifford Hague, Field Rep. NO. 3190 (G.F. Wright Steel & Wire Co.). 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Francis McManus, R.S., 32 Blaine Ave.; Clifford Hague, Field Rep. NO. 323U (Thompson Wire Co.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, Ballard St.; Charles D. Kirkpatrick, R.S., 26 Lavallee Terrace; Clifford Hague, Field Rep. NO. 327U (Crompton & Knowles Corp.). Last Mon., 7.U5 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Warren E. Houle, R.S., 133 N. Lake Ave.; John D. Sullivan, Sub -Are a Dir. NO. 3635 (Rice Barton Corp.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Joseph N. Mooney, R.S., 36 Clifton St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 3859 (John Bath

155 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

WORCESTER - Cont'd ,

STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED - Concl'd:

NO. 561*1 (Economic Machinery Co..). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Howard Gallant Post, 219 Canterbury St.; Walter Riley, R.S., 30 Westdale St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 5667 (Rockwood Sprinkler Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, h2 Green St.; Kathleen T. Nuzzolilo, R.S., 20 Oakhurst St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 5683 (The Vellumoid Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, k2 Green St.; Florence Benson, R.S., 57 Mount Ave.; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 22 (Worcester Bus Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Francis J. Farrell, Pres., 31 Beaver St.; John M. Shea, F.S.T.,B.A., 3 Underwood St.; Bus. Off., 16 Portland St., Tel. PI 3-1075. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. I367. 2nd Thurs., Home of Pres.; L. Stanley Jewell, Pres.,F.S.T., 175 Green St.; Perry B. Anthony, R.S., No. Oxford. TEACHERS UNION, WORCESTER NO. 1029. 3rd Thurs., Y.D. Club, 839 Main St.; William T. Moran, Pres., 3a Clement St.; Joseph L.R. Marc-Aurele, S.T., 52 Alvarado Ave. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 170 (IND) (General). First Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 8 Winter St., Tel. PI l*-l682; John W. Davis, S.T., 12 Dellwood Rd. ; Oscar Johnson, David Smith, Anthony Carlo and James Millett, B.A's. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND): UNIT NO. 1. Margaret Becker, Sec, U8 Englewood Ave. UNIT NO. 2. Latitia Gaides, Sec, k Chapin St., Springfield. UNIT NO. 3. Ruth M. Shea, Sec, U8 Vernon St. UNIT NO. U. Catherine Canane, Sec, 29 Main St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 3 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First and 3rd Fri., 8.15 P.M., Polish-American Vets .Hall, 1*2 Green St.; Bartholomew V. Molloy, Pres., 22 Richards Ave., Shrewsbury; George J. Maguire, F.S.T., 35 Mower St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 507, 3^0 Main St., Tel. Sw TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 300 (Roxbury Carpet Co., M.J. Whittall Div.). 3rd Tues., So. Worcester Community Hall, Cambridge St.; Ralph E. Coderre, Pres., 7U Glendale St.; William N. Chomes, B.A., Douglas Rd., Webster; Bus. Off., 10U Fairfield St., Tel. 756-5719. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1170 (Standard Yarn Co.). On Call; Arthur Pierce, Pres., 3U Hayward Lane, Millbury; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 10U Fairfield St., Tel. 756-5719. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 96. l*th Mon., 11 P.M., 695 Main St.; John E. Murphy, Pres., B. A., 58 Winifred Ave.; Robert Krock, F.S., 251 May St.; Bus. Off., h Southbridge St., Tel. PI J.1-636U. TILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO HELPERS NO. I83. First Wed., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trum- bull St.; Roland Berard, Pres.,B.A., Ik Stevens Rd.; Anthony Guido, R.F.S., 3 Lake View St. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, WORCESTER NO. 165. First Sun., at Bus. Off., Rm. 331, Sheraton-Worcester, Hotel, 50 Franklin St., Tel. PI 9-UlUl; James J. Crosbie, Pres., 23 Tallawanda Dr.; Francis X. Courtney, S.T., 1-A Lyford St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 330 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co., Worcester Div.). First Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 9, BSk Main St., Tel. PI 2-0919; John J. Earley, Pres., 159 Oxford St., Auburn; Raymond F. Collins, Treas., II4. Delawanda Dr. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 33U (IND) (N.E. Power & N.E. Power Service Co.). 2nd Thurs., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; D. H. Murphy, Pres., 66 Orange St., Clinton; Winston G. Churchill, Treas., 28 Walcott St.

156 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS

WORCESTER - Concl'd.

WALL PAPER CRAFTSMEN AND WORKERS (See Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Wkrs. Locals No. 911 and 917) WEB PRESSMEN NO. 29 (Worcester Telegram Publishing Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., Polish-American Vets Hall, U2 Green St.; James McDonald, Pres., Falmouth Dr., Grafton; John J. Bluis, F.S.T., Uk Nola Dr., Holden. WRENTHAM

STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6J4.6 (Wrentham State School). 2nd Mon., Auditorium, at School; Loreda A. Dybes, Pres., Malcolm St., Norfolk; Joseph Correia and John Keefe, B.A's. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3623 (Wrentham Steel Products Co.). 2nd Tues., h P.M., Where Called; Edward O'Connor, Pres., Mirror Lake, Norfolk; Robert Nelson, F.S.

157 NUMBER AND MEMBERSHIP OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS - 1?63

Statistical data are here presented having reference to the number and mem- bership of local labor organizations which were known to be in existence in Massachusetts as of January 15, 19&3, with comparable data for each of the two prior years. The "Directory" questionnaire sent each January by the Division of Statistics of the Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries, includes an inquiry calling for the number of members of each local union by sex. For the most part, the information requested is secured by mail, but where forms were not returned, statistical investigators of the Division obtained the necessary figures from some official source. Detail with respect to individual unions are held strictly confidential and are used only in the compilation of totals. Statistics of labor organization membership have been collected annually beginning with the year 1908. Summaries of the returns have been preserved in the files of the Division.

The number of local labor organizations in Massachusetts as of January 15>, 1963 was 2,1^2 with a membership of U20,5Ul Males and 1U3,083 Females. This includes locals of Letter Carriers and Post Office Employees and locals of employees of other Government Agencies which were so included for the first time in 1962.

The principal field of activity of that type of labor organization known as a "local union" is the city or town in which a large majority of its members find employment and in which the headquarters or meeting place of the union is located. During recent years it has been the policy of the major national labor organizations to include all employees of a given company in a single unit. This is also the basis of independent unions. However, in the case of building trades unions and certain types of railroad organizations, jurisdiction of the "local" extends over one or more adjacent cities and towns, or over a given area, and the membership of the union thus includes many residing at a distance from central headquarters. In a city such as Boston, the total membership of the organizations listed thereunder is usually much greater than the number of organized workers who actually reside or find employment therein. It is, how- ever, logical that such should be considered "Boston Locals". The availability and accessibility of halls or offices is also a factor in setting up head- quarters or providing a suitable place for regular meetings.

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TABLE I. - Number and Membership of Local Labor Organizations in

Massachusetts , as of January 15th in Years 1961-1963 , Inclusive ; By ~~ Leading Groups and by Sex of Membership

lears All (As of Indus- Boot Build- Clerks, Cloth- Gas Hotel Metal Munici- Jan.l5th) tries and ing Whole- ing and and and Ma- pal and

and Trades Shoe Trades sale and Elec- Restau- - chinery State Sex of and Indus and Garment tric rant Trades Employ- Membership Groups try Retail Trades Workers Workers ees

Number of Local Unions

1961 . . , 2.013 53 28U 35 52 51* 27^ 182

. .- 1962 . . , 2,19U* 5U 279 35 51 5U 21 276 188

1963 . . . 2,152 5o 276 35 h9 53 20 27li

Membership of Local Unions

1 . m ^ 1 . n (5 190I Male UU± 9 2,9oy 30,U29 Female T lilX 717 TO ntto 13 11,025 33,081 1,593 2,325 27,971 13,889

Totals Ski, 261 23,890 55,973 25,062 UO,327 12,Jil7 9,3U2 113,91*0 1*1*, 318

1 OAO Mq T xyoc naxe 4

1963 Male U20,5la 11,197 ^,695 15,196 8,017 10,336 6,U97 80,783 Female 1U3,083 10,507 Hi 11,509 31,liiii 1,660 2,U27 2U,572 Xp ,OOX Totals 563,62U 21,70U 55,709 26,705 39,161 11,996 8,92U 105,355 U8,176

Years Tele- Transportation- All (As of Paper Print- Teaming phone Textile St. Ry. Other Jan.l5th) and ing Rubber and Oper- Indus- Rail- and Indus- and Allied and Wkrs. Truck- ators tries roads Passen- tries, Sex of Indus- Allied ing and ger Bus Trades Membership tries Trades Wkrs. Co.'s & Groups

Number of Local Unions

1961 . . . 81* 75 27 3k 99 105 158 27 1*1*8 1962 . . . 86 75 27 31 98 100 155 27 637* 1963 . . . 85 76 26 31 91 96 Hi5 27 625 Membership of Local Unions

1961 Male 11,921- 12,U89 10,509 32,193 7,910 13,05U 12,680 7,892 69,553 Female 2,997 2,809 k,2l6 1,591 7,352 6,783 7U0 199 17.072 Totals 1U,921 15,298 1U,75U 33,781; 15,262 19,837 13,1*20 8,091 86,625

1962 Male ll,76ii 12,710 10,981 31,972 8,350 12,708 11,1*36 7,653 97,70li Female 3,029 3,038 U,633 1,623 7,U61* 6,199 682 16U 18,250 Totals 1U,793 15,7U8 15,611; 33,595 I5,8lli 18,907 12,118 7,817 U5,95li*

1963 Male 11,700 12,911* 10,01*6 32,172 8,239 11,698 10,731 7,305 95,700 Female 2,92ii 3,09? l*,8l8 l,U61i 7,010 5,633 61*9 162 19,630 Totals Hi,62U 16,013 ll*,861* 33,636 15,2U9 17,331 11,380 7,1*67 135,330

Includes 170 locals of Letter Carriers and Post Office Employees and 22 locals of employees of other Government Agencies which are so included for the first time in 1962. Total membership of these 192 locals was 3l*,l*01.

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TABLE 2. - Number and Membership of Local Labor Organizations in

Massachusetts as of January 13 th in %ars"T96T-1963 , Inclusive , in Each of the 16 Cities Leading in Menbership

: 1 S 6 1 19 6 2 1 S 6 3

Cities Leading : Number: : Number .Number:

in : of : Membership : of : Membership : of :Membership

• TTrn one * • TTt>"1 ATI c • Membership » UIU.UI.lo •

U59 195,177 U79 212,172 465 210,921 Ryoclrhon ...... T £A9 JlXI A 9)1)1 "37 0, JU4 *37 7 A7^ 9C\ 7 QO~\ ^49)1 7 0)i7 <-4 6 AOA 046)i 99 fil 7 VJVJ 66 99 Q9D

TTpvptVit 1 30 9,742 33 9,828 32 9,091 TTolvok'P ...... hi 6,572 49 7,009 46 6,486 65 11,219 68 11,955 72 12,125 53 8,2U3 5U 8,607 56 8,973 OO "3A ),9 T O Ao£ TOT 4.5 ±7,1.30TOT 4*-

60 21,000 64 20,843 66 20,966 Pitt=!fiplH 38 8,016 Uo 7,769 39 7,870 27 lli. 067 27 9 621 27 9. "312 129 30,866 140 34,688 136 34,455 29 19,279 31 20,868 31 19,389

106 25,3Uo 111 26,456 108 24,652

All Other Municipalities 753 127,871 871 133,376 846 129,321

The State 2,013 5U7,26l 2,194* 574,296* 2,152 563,62i;

* Includes 170 locals of Letter Carriers and Post Office Employees and 22 locals of employees of other Government Agencies which are so included for the first time in 1962. Total membership of these 192 locals was 34,401.

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