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John A. Volpe, Governor
DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS 1967
ANNUAL REPORT ON THE STATISTICS OF LABOR
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Published by the Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries Rocco Alberto, Commissioner
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DIRECTORY
OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN
MASSACHUSETTS
1967
(With Statistjcs of Membership, 1965-66-6?)
Labor Bulletin No, 210
Compiled by t}:ie
DIVISION OF STATISTICS
Thomas M. Raftery, Director
MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES
Rocco Alberto, Commissioner INTRODUCTION
The material here presented constitutes the Sixty-Second Directory of Labor Organizations in Massachusetts. The first Directory of this kind was published in August, 1?02. 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. The organization is usually a party to either a written or verbal agreement concerning wages and conditions of employment.
Since the last Directory was issued many new unions have been organized, others have become inactive or disbanded. The Department has records of unions in existence by reason of "statements" required by Chapter 6l8, Acts of 19U6 (Revised by Chapter 39U, Acts of 19)49).
This edition consists of four divisions, as follows:
I. " National and International Organiz ations " having one or more affil- iated local unions in the United States, (pages U-lU).
II. " Delegate Organizations" consisting of organizations composed of delegates from local unions whose m.embers 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 15-2U).
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 25-162).
IV. " Statistics of Labor Organizations " showing number and membership of local unions as of January 15, 19o7, with data for two prior years, (pages 163- 165).
All National, International, Delegate and Local Organizations listed in this Directory are AFL-CIO affiliates except where otherwise noted.
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 exj.stence, whether or not chartered by a parent body, is canvassed and detailed inforriiation 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).
The names of 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 requpst 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 unioac 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., Cksrresponding 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
' IND. , Independent —N.E. Fed., New England Federation '-XS.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 V/orkers Union of America —^U.M.W., United Mine Workers U.T.W.A., United Textile Workers of America
In all other instance^ the local organizations are presented in such manner that they may be readily identified with their national or international 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 j
I. NATIONAL AND lOTERNATIONAL 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., 81$ l6th St., N.W., Washington, D, C.j Hugh Thompson, Dir., Rm. 527, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
DEPARTMENTS OT THE AFL-CIO
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES DEPARTICNT. Frank Bonadio, S.T., Rm. 603, 8l5 l6th St., N.W. , Washington, D.G.; Joseph T. Dyer, Reg. Dir., 10 Edgemere Blvd., Shrewsbury, Mass.
INDUSTRIAL UNION DEPARTMENT. Jacob dayman. Admin. Dir., Rm. 301, 82$ l6th St.,
N.W. , Washington, D.C,
MARITIME TRADES DEPARTMENT. Peter M. McGavin, Exec. S.T., Rm. 501, 8l5 l6th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.
METAL TRADES DEPARTMENT. Clayter W. Bilderback, S.T., Rm. $03, 815 l6th St.,
N.W. , Washington, D.C.
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' DEPARTMENT. Howard Pickett, S.T., Rm. 1212, 220 So. State St., Chicago, Illinois.
UNION LABEL AND SERVICE TRADES DEPARTMENT. Joseph Lewis, S.T., Rm. U02, 815 l6th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.
ACTORS AND ARTISTES OF AMERICA, ASSOCIATED. Donald F. Conaway, Int'l. Exec. Sec, Rm. lU08, l65 West U6th St., New Yoric, New York. ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (A.A.A.A.). Angus Duncan, Exec. Sec, Rm. 1300, l65 West U6th St., New York, New York. ACTORS GUILD, INC., SCREEN (A. A. A. A.). John L. Dales, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 7750 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California; Robert M. Segal, Exec. Sec, 11 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. ACTORS UNION, INC., HEBREW (A.A.A.A. ). Leon Liebgold, S.T., 31 East 7th St., New York, New York. ACTORS UNION, ITALIAN (A-A.A.A. ). Lawrence Rondine, Exec. Sec, Rm. 706, I67U Broadway, New York, New York. AGRICULTURAL WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amalgamated) AIR CRAFT WORKERS (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs. and Welders Int'l. Union) AIR LINE COMMUNICATIONS EMPLOYEES (See Communications Workers of America) AIR LINE DISPATCHERS ASSOCIATION. J. B. Boyd, S.T., 2U3 W. Maple Ave., Vienna, Virginia. AIR LINE MECHAinCS (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs.) AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION, INT'L. Joseph G. Fickling, Sec, 55th St. & Cicero Ave., Chicago, Illinois; H. F. Clark," V. P. Reg. 1, 10 PLnewood Lane, Mountain Lakes, New Jersey. ALLIED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AlffiRICA 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, 8I8 Olive St., St. Louis, Missouri; John C. Black, Reg. Dir., kh9 W. King St., Lancaster, Pennsylvania. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIOWAL ORGANIZATIONS
AMERICAN WATCH WORKERS UNION (IND). William F. Hameister, S.T., l52 E. Chicago St., Elgin, Illinois; George E. Ilassie, V.P., 15 Whitlowe Rd. , W. 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.). Hy Faine, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, Rm. 911, l8Ul Broadway, New York, New York. ARTISTS, AMERICAl^I GUILD OF VARIETY (A.A.A.A.). Harold Swiss, Exec. Sec, l5U0 Broadway, New York, New York; Pat Margonelli, Br. Kgr. , 62 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, D. C. ; George Rider, V.P., U827 Francis Lewis Blvd., Bayside, New York. ASSOCIATED UNIONS OF AMERICA (Federated Unions) (IND). Donald F. Cameron, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. 7018, l6l W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AlffiRICA, INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Alfred Olerio, Sub. Reg. Dir., 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. AUTOMOBILE WORKERS (See Industrial Wkrs. 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, D.C. ; Joseph G. Kane, Int'l. V.P., 18 Buffalo St., Elmont, New York. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA (IND). Henry Bartosh,
S.T. , 2nd Fl., 1000 l6th St., N.W. , Washington, D.C; Gregory Oskoian, Int'l. V,P,, ii3 Buttonwood Dr., Cranston, Rhode Island. BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA, THE JOURNErMEN. E. M. Sanders, Gen. S.T., llUl N, Delaware St., Indianapolis, Indiana; Eugene Vitale, Org., 22 Richardson Ave., Arlington, 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, ll;72 Broadway, New York, New York; Anthony
Jacobs, V.P, , U37 Cedar St., Dedham, Mass. BOILERI-IAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSIGTHS,- FORGERS AND HELPERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Homer E. Patton, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 565, New Brotherhood Bldg., 8th and State Sts., Kansas City, Kansas; Charles F. Moran, Int'l. V.P., Rm. 1203, 25 West l^th St., New York, New York. BOOKBINDERS, INT'L. BROTHEPHOOD OF. Wesley A. Taylor, S.T., Rm. 900, l6l2 K St., N.W., Washington, D.C; John Barry, Rep., Rm. U06, 2 9i| Washington St., Boston, Mass. BOOT AND SHOE V70RKERS UNION. John E. Mara, Gen. Pres., S.T., 2U6 Suraiaer St., Boston, Mass.; Bradford Hamilton, Reg. Dir., 2U6 Summer St., Boston, Mass. BREWERY, FLOUR, CEREAL, SOFT DRINK AND DISTILLERY V/ORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF, UNITED. Arthur P. Gildea, S.T., 23U7 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio; Martin Gross, Jr., Reg. Dir., 112 Market St., Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS OF AJffiRICA, THE UNITED. Marion Iski, S.T., 773 Convery Blvd., Perth Amboy, New Jersey; Caimine Santo, Int'l. Exec. V.P,, 773 Convery Blvd., Perth Amboy, New Jersey. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. William R. Conners, Sec, 815 l5th St., N.W. , Washington, D.C; John Tracy, V.P., 59 Orchard
Hill St. , Jamaica Plain, Mass. BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS (See Iron Workers) BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICIANS, NATIONAL ASSN. OF. Arthur HJorth, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 711, 80 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Illinois; Roy Tavis, Reg. Dir., 135 West 50th St., New York, New York. BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers' Int'l. Union of North America) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES' INTERNATIONAL UNION. George E. Fairchild, S.T., Rm. 600, 900 17th St., N.W., Washington, D.C; Matthew McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep., 29U Washington St., Boston, Mass. BUS OPERATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
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. Richard E. Livingston, Gen. Sec, 101 Constitution Ave., N.W. , Washington, D.C,; Harry P. Hogan, Gen. Rep., 1179 Bay St., Springfield, Mass. CEMENT FINISHERS (See Plasterers and Cement Masons) CEMENT, LIME AND GYPSUM WORKERS INT'L. UNION, UNHED. Reuben Roe, Gen. S.T., 7830 W. Lawrence Ave,, Chicago, Illinoisj Victor H. Thomas, 5th Gen. V.P., 711 Rugby Rd. , Phillipsburg, New Jersey. CHAUFFEURS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen arid Helpers) CHEMICAL WORKERS UNION lOT'L. Marshall Shafer, S.T., l659 W. Market St., Akron,
Ohio J Thomas F, Mullen, V.P, , 17 Symphony Rd., Peabody, Mass. CHRISTIAN LABOR ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES (IND). John Kamstra, Sec, 1600 Buchanan Ave., S.W., Grand Rapids, Michigan. CIGAR MAKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. Mario Azpeitia, Pres., Rm. 532, 8l5 l5th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. cm EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees) CLERKS, RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) CLERKS, RETAIL AND WHOLESALE (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen; Retail Clerks Int'l.j and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED. Frank Rosenblura, Gen. S.T., l5 Union Sq. , New York, New York; Joseph Salerno, N.E. Reg, Dir., 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. COMMUNICATION EMPLOYEES, TRANSPORTATION (See Transportation-Communication Em- ployees Union) COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN (IND) (Communications Trade Div. Int'l. Brotherhood of Teamsters). William Bender, S.T., Rm. 120U, 18 John St., New York, New York. COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA. William A. Smallwood, S.T., 1925 K St., N,W., Washington, D.C; M. Don Sanchez, N.E. Area Dir., 15 Court Sq. , Boston, Mass. CONDUCTORS (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen; and Transit Union, Amalgamated) CONFECTIONERY WORKERS (See Bakery and Confectionery Workers) COOKS AND WAITERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) COOPERS, INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Ernest D. Higdon, Pres., S.T., Rm. UOl, U29 W. Walnut St., Louisville, Kentucky. DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES (See Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) DIE SINKERS' CONFERENCE, INTERNAHONAL (IND). Joseph G. Stankus, S.T., Rm. IO6, 7039 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. DIRECTORS GUILD OF AMERICA, INC. (IND). Joseph C. Youngerman, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 7950 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California; Emest Ricca, Eastern Exec. Sec, 110 West 57th St., New Yoric, New York. DISTILLERY, RECTIFYING, WINE AND ALLIED WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF AlffiKECA. George J. Oneto, Gen. S.T., 707 Summit Ave., Union City, New Jersey; Lawrence Cohen, 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 li3rd St., New York, 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, S.T., 1126 I6th St., N.V"., Washington, D.C; Earl J. Riley, Pres., Dist 2, U. Tremont St. , Boston, Mass. ELFCTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND). James J. Matles, S.T., 11 East 5lst St., New York, New York; Paul E. Seymour, Gen. V.P., 95 Hatherly Rd., Waltham, Mass. )
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Joseph D. Keenan, Int'l. Sec, 1200 l5th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; John J, Regan, V.P., 223 Park Sq. Bldg., Boston, Mass. ELECTROTYPERS (See Stereotypers and Electrotypers) ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS, INT'L. UNION OF. Thomas E, Fitzgerald, S.T., 13 South 12th St. , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSN., NAT'L. f^IARINE (See Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn., Nat'l. ENGINEERS, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE (IND). John F. Sytsma, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1112, 136$ Ontario St., Cleveland, Ohio. ENGINEERS, INT'L. UNION OF OPERATING. Newell J. Cannan, Gen. S.T., 1125 17th
St., N.W., Washington, D.C. ; Howard Dalton, Reg, Dir. , Hotel Cominodore, 109 East U2nd St., New York, New York. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Federation of) EXPRESS fiW STATION EMPLOYEES (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FEDERATION OF (IND). Florence I. Broadwell, S.T., 1737 H St., N.W., Washington, D.C, FIRE FIGHTERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. Albert E. Albertoni, S.T., Rm. UOl^, 90$ 16th St., N.W. , Washington, D.C; William H. McClennan, V.P., 3rd Dist., 29 Windermere Rd., Dorchester, Mass. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE. R. R. Bryant, Gen. S.T., 15U01 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio; W. M. Watson, V.P., 28 Roseland St., W. Springfield, Mass. FIREMEN AND OILERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. John J. McNamara, Int'l. S.T., 5th Fl., 200 Maryland /ve., N.E., Washington, D.C; Joseph P. McNamara, Int'l. Rep., U5 Bromfield St., Boston, Mass. FIREMEN, OILERS, WATERTENDERS AND WIPERS' ASSN., PACIFIC COAST MAHINE. William W. Jordan, Pres., 2U0 Second St., San Francisco, California. FISHERMEN AND ALLIED WORKERS DIVISION (See Longshoremen's and Warhouseraen's Union, Int'l.) FLIGHT ENGINEERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. Harry S. O'Brien, Exec. V.P., S.T., Rm.
30U, 100 Indiana Ave., N.W. , Washington, D.C. FOUNDRY WORKERS (See Molders and Allied Workers) FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AIJD STATION EMPLOYEES (See Railway and Steamship Clerks; and Longshoremen) FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Fred Fulford, S.T., Uth Fl., 700 Broad- way, New York, 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. lUOli, 31 Union Sq. West, New York, New York; Frank J. Stockmaster, Org., 6 I4arilou Dr., Rochester, New York. GARMEOT WORKERS UNION, INT'L. LADIES'. Louis Stulberg, Pres., Gen. S.T., I710 Broadway, New Yoric, New Yoikj David Gingold and Sol Qiaikin, V.P's, 1710 Broadway, New York, New Yoric. GLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA, UNITED. Lewis McCracken, Int'l. S.T., 556 E. Town St., Columbus, Ohio. GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS ASSN. OF THE U.S. AND CANADA. Newton W. Black, Int'l. Sec, Rm. 100, 226 So. l6th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Marcel E. Francq, Rep., 17 Riley Rd., Hyde Park, Mass. GLASS CUTTERS LEAGUE OF AMERICA, WINDOW. Albert Noe, Jr., S.T., IO78 So. High St., Columbus, Ohio. GLASS WORKERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, AMEHLGAN FLINT. Rufus K. Ritchie, S.T., IhhO So. Byrne Rd., Toledo, Ohio. GLOVE WORKERS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated) GOVERl^MENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Esther F. Johnson, Nat'l. S.T., 5th Fl., UOO First St., N.W., Washington, D.C; Daniel J. Kearney, Nat'l. V.P, , ill Arrowwood Rd. , Cohasset, Mass. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Kenneth T. Lyons, Nat'l. Pres., 285 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Mass.; Frank Ward, Nat'l. Sec, 285 Dorchester Ave. , So. Boston, Mass. ,
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
GRAIN MILLERS, AIIERICAN FEDERATION OF. H. A. Schneider, Gen. S.T., k9h9 Olson MemoiT.al Hghwy. , Minneapolis, Minnesota; N. D. Crane, V.P, , II4.2 Lincoln
Blvd. , Kenmore, New York. GRANITE CUTTERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, THE. Costanzo Pagnano, Int'l. Pres., 18 Federal Ave., Quincy, Mass.; Panfilo DiBona, Int'l. Rep., ^$ Trafford St., Quincy, Mass. GUARD WORKERS OF ii>IEK[CA, UNITED PLANT, INT'L. UNION (IND). Ray C. Kildebrandt, Int'l. S.T., lJi211i E. Jefferson St., Detroit, Michigan; Francis Fitzpatrick, Reg. Dir., Summer Ave., Beverly, New Jersey. GYPSUM WORKERS (See Cement, Lijne and Gypsum Workers) HAIRDRESSERS (See Barbers) HANDBAG, LUGGAGE, BELT AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS lOT'L. UNION, UNITED. Gerald R. Coleman, Exec. Sec, 2i;5 Fifth Ave., New York, New York; Edwin Erwin, V.P., 55U Main St., Worcester, Mass. HOD CARRIERS, BUILDING AND COMMON LABORERS (See Laborers' Int'l. Union of North America) HORSE SHOERS OF THE U1«TED STATES AND CANADA, INT'L. UNION OF JOURNEYMEN. Robert J. Coons, S.T., Rte 1, Box 88, Collinsville, Illinois; E. J. Bernas, Local Sec, P.O. Box 221, Salem, New Hampshire. HOSIERY WORKERS (See Textile Workers Union of America) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS INT'L. UNION. Robert L. Diefen- bach. Gen. S.T., l^th Fl., 6 E. Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio; l-feircel A. Kenney, V.P., 1 Grist Mill Lane, Hyannis, Mass. INDUSTRIAL TRADES UNION OF AlffiRICA (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. 3^20 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee, 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). J, F. Koehler, Gen. Pres., Rm. 6023, 161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. UNION. Charles G. Heisel, S.T., 101? 12th St., N.W., Washington, D. C. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, THE NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND). George Bursach, Exec. Sec, Suite 612, 711 lUth St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Eugene F. Payton, Dist. Gov., 16 Holbrook Ave., Dracut, Mass. IRON WORKERS, INT'L. ASSN. OF BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL AND ORNAMENT/i. James R. Downes, Gen. Sec, Rm. 30O, 3615 Olive St., St, Louis, Missouri; Matthew Taylor, Gen. Org., 8 Sun Dial PI., Framingham, Mass. JEWELRY WORKERS UNION, INT'L. Hariy Spodick, Gen. Pres.,S.T., Rm. 907, 8 West UOth St., New York, New York. LABORERS' INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Peter Fosco, Gen. S.T., 905 l6th St., N.W. , Washington, D.C.; Vincent DiNunno, Mgr., Rm. 13, 80 Boylston St., Boston, Mass, LACE OPERATIVES OF AMERICii, AJ^IAIGAMATED (IND). John Newton, S.T., 5U5 W. Lehigh Ave. , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. LADIES GARMENT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies) LATHERS, INT'L. UNION OF WOOD, V/IRE AND METAL. J. Earl Ferguson, Gen. S.T., 6530 New Hampshire Ave., Takoma Park, Maryland; M. E. Ferguson, Int'l. Rep., 238U Titus Ave., Rochester, New York. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION. Sam H. Begler, S.T., Rm. 172i4, Sherwyn Hotel, 212 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS, INT'L. Jack Wieselberg, Gen. S.T., lUth Fl., 265 West lUth St., New York, New York; Manuel Morreira, N.E, Rep., lUth Fl., 265 West lUth St., New York, New York. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF ^SMffilCA. Joseph A. Duffy, S.T., 10 Lowell St., Peabody, Mass. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
LETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL RURAL (IND). John W. Emeigh, Sec, Rm. 120U, 1750 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. , Washington, D.C.; Thomas L. Bailey, Jr., Sec, 97 County Rd., Tewksbury, Mass. LETTER CARRIERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF. J. Stanly Lewis, S.T., 8th Fl., 100 Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. ; William T. Sullivan, Field Dir., 29U Washington St., Boston, Mass. LITHOGRAPHERS AND FHOTOENGRAVERS INT'L. UNION. Donald W. Stone, R.F.S., 233 West U9th St., New York, 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, California. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INT'L. Harry R. Hasselgren, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 1530, 17 Battery PI., New Yoik, New York; John F. Moran, Int'l. V.P,, 70 Neponset St., Revere, Mass. LUGGAGE WCRKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) MACHINE PRINTERS AITO ENGRAVERS ASSN., OF THE UNITED STATES (IND). William E. Flynn, S.T., Rm. 5, 172 Taunton Ave. , E. Providence, Rhode Island. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, INT'L. ASSN. OF. Matthew DeMore, Gen. S.T., 1300 Connecticut Ave., Washington, D.C.; Gilbert Brunner, Gen. V.P,, Rm. 816, 250 West 57th St., New York, New York. MALLERS UNION, INT'L. (IND). Gene Johnson, S.T., Rm. 8IU, Fleming Bldg., 6th & Walnut Sts., Des Moines, Iowa. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES, BROTHERHOOD OF. Frank L, Noakes, S,T,, 120^0 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Michigan; Thomas W, McGuire, V.P., 50U Glen Alden Bldg., Scranton, Pennsylvania. MARBLE, STONE AND SLATE POLISHERS, RUBBERS AND SAWYERS, TILE AND MARBLE SETTERS HELPERS AND TERRAZZO HELPERS, INT'L. ASSN. OF. William Peitler, Pres.,S,T,,
Rm. 628, 821 l5th St., N.W. , Washington, D.C. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS OF AMEiiICA, INDUSTRIAL UNION OF. Ross D. Blood, S.T., 53U Cooper St., Camden, New Jersey; Eugene McCabe, Reg. Dir., U8O Quincy Ave., Quincy, Mass. MARIl'IE ENGINEFRS BENEFIdJiL ASSN., NATIONAL, Herbert W, Peters, S.T., ftn. 1930, 17 Battery PI,, New York, New Yoric; Julius Dembicki, Br. Agt., 3UU Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass. MARINE FIREMEN (See Firemen, Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers) MARITIME UNION OF AMERICA, NATIONAL. Shannon Wall, Nat'l. S.T., 36 Seventh Ave., New Yoric, New York; Gordon Humphrey, Agt., 2hh Summer St., Boston, Mass. MASONS (See Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers) MASTERS, MATES AND PILOTS, INT'L. ORGANIZATION OF. Thomas F. O'Callaghan, S.T., 39 Broadway, New York, New York; Patrick J, King, Local Pres., 177 State St,, Boston, Mass. MEAT CUTTERS MD BUTCHER WORKMEN OF NORTH AMERICA, AMALGAMATED. Patrick E. Gorman, S.T., 2800 N. Sheridan Rd, , Chicago, Illinois; Clifton C. Caldwell, Int'l, V.P., Rm. lOlii, 6 Beacon St., Boston, Mass, MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY (See Special Delivery Messengers) METAL ENGRAVERS AND MARKING DEVICE WORKERS (See Machinists and Aerospace Workers) METAL LATHERS (See Lathers, Wood, Wire and Metal) METAL POnSHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS AND HELPERS INT'L. UNION. Jim Siebert, Pres,, S.T., 5578 Montgomery Rd. , Cincinnati, Ohio. MILLERS (See Grain Millers) MILLINERY WORKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers) MINE, MILL AND SMELTER WORKERS (See Steelworkers of America, United) MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, DISTRICT $0 (IND). John J. Badoud, S.T., lU35 K St., N,W., Washington, D.C. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
HOLDERS AND ALUED WORKERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Reginald C. Bigsby, Sec, 1225 E. McMillan St., Cincinnati, Ohioj Michael Kogut, V.P., 571 East St., Ludlow, Mass. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) MUNICIPAL EMPDOYT^ES (See State, County and Municipal Employees) MUSICAL ARTISTS (See Artists, American Guild of Musical) MUSICIANS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Stanley Ballard, S.T., 220 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Newark, New Jersey; Andrew E. Thompson, Int'l. Rep., 163 Power Rd., Pawtucket, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 6iil Lexington Ave., New York, New York. NEWSPAPER AND MAIL DELIVERERS UNION OF NEW YORK AND VICINITY (IND). Stanley J. Lehman, S.T., 7th Fl., 25 Ann St., New York, New York. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN. Charles A. Perlik, Jr., S.T., 1126 l6th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Edward Allen, Int'l. Rep,, 1529 Commercial St., E. Weymouth, Mass.
NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Wkrs. ; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYES INT'L. UNION. J. Howard Hicks, S.T., Rm. 707, 1012 lUth St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Leo J. Wallace, V.P., 2ii Pine Grove Ave. , W. Lynn, Mass. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS INT'L. UNION. B. J. Schafer, S.T., iSiiO California St., (P.O. Box 2812), Denver, Colorado; R. P. Rogowski, Dist. Dir., 1155 W. Chestnut St., Union, New Jersey. OPERATING ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Int'l. Union of Operating) PACIFIC COAST MAJU:NE firemen, oilers, WATEKTENDERS AND WIPERS' ASSN. (See Fire- men, Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers' Assn., Pacific Coast Marine) PACHNGHOUSE AND DAIRY WORKERS, NAT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Don Mahon, Pres., 1201 E, Court Ave., Des Moines, Iowa. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AInID ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, DISTRICT 6. Donald H, Smith, Dist, Dir,, 129 Clinton Ave., Newark, New Jersey; John E. Mitchell, Field Rep,, 69 Canal St., Boston, Mass. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPEfflANGERS OF AMEHCCA, BROTHEHiOOD OF. 0, T. Satre, Gen. S.T., 217 N, Sixth St., Lafayette, Indiana; John C. Damery, Gen. Rep,, 335 Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester, Mass. PAPFRMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED. Al E. Brown, S.T., No. Pearl St. at Wolfert Ave., Albany, New York; Frederick J. Rochford, V.P., 31 Elm St., Springfield, Mass. PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF NORTH AMERICA. Gunnar Hallstrom, Gen. Pres., Rm. 20U, 1000 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Joseph E. Kast, Dist. Sec, Rm. 516, 220 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, New Yoric. PETROLEUM WORKERS, INC., INT'L. UNION OF. Joseph W. DeLozier, Jr., S.T., 335 California Ave. , Bakersfield, California. PHOTOENGRAVERS (See Lithographers and Photoengravers Int'l. Union) PILOTS (See Air Line Pilots; and Masters, Mates and Pilots) PLANT GUARD WORKERS OF AMERTC/, UNITED (See Guard Workers of America, United Plant) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF. Edward W. Filiault, Int'l. Pres., B. A., Plunkett St., Hinsdale, Mass.; Robert F. Alexander, S.T., Rm. 10, 230 North St., Pittsfield, Mass. PLASTERERS AND CElffiNT I4AS0NS INT'L. ASSN. OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, OPERATIVE. John J. Hauck, Gen. S.T., 6th Fl., 1125 17th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Frank G. Rossetti, V.P., 2253 First Ave., New York, New York. PLASTERERS, BRICKLAYERS, lOSONS AND (See Bricklayers, I4asons and Plasterers) PLASTIC WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Wkrs.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) PLATE PRINTERS, DIE STAMPERS AI^ID ENGRAVERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Walter J, Smith, S.T., 18 Amundson Ave., Mt. Vernon, New York,
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PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, UNITED ASSN. OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE. Martin J. Ward, Gen. S.T., 901 Mass. Ave., N.W. , Washington, D.C. ; Anthony J. Smith, Gen. Org., lU Temple St., Framingham, Mass. POCKETBOOK WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) POLISHERS (See Marble, Stone and Slate Polishers) PORTERS, SLEEPING GAR, TMIN, CHAIRCAR- COACH PORTERS AND ATTENDANTS, BROTHER- HOOD OF. William H. Bowe, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 301, 21? West 125th St., New York, New York. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF. James D. Burke, S.T., Rm. 62U, 72U 9th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. j Paul F. Murray, N.E. Pres., 15 James St., Holbrook, Mass. POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, MAIL H/NDLERS, WATCHMEN AND MESSENGERS, NAT'L. ASSN. OF. Harold McAvoy, Nat'l. Pres., Rm. 916, 900 F St., N.W., Washington, D.C; Carl Zaccaria, Rep., South Postal Annex, Boston, I-Iass. POSTAL AND FEDER^sL EMPLOYFES, NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF (IND). Votie D. Dticon, Nat'l. Sec, 1614^ 11th St., N.W. , Washington, D.C; Paul H. Jones, Br. Pres., 31a Hutchings St., Dorchester, Mass. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FEDERATION OF. Owen H. Schoon, S.T., bl7 llith St., N.W., Washington, D.C; John Dubay, Nat'l. V.P., P.O. Box 5, New Canaan, Connec- ticut. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, THE NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND). Donald N. Ledbetter, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. 100, U20 No. Capitol St., Washington, D.C; John J. Kelley, Reg. V.P. , Main Post Office, Providence, Rhode Island. POSTAL TRANSPORT WORKERS (See Postal Clerks, United Federation of) POSTMASTERS OF THE UNITED STATES, NATIONAL LEAGUE OF (IND). Julia McCluskey, S.T., Rm. 927, 1329 E St., Washington, D.C; 0, R. Peterson, Pres., Granville, Mass. POTTERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF OPERATIVE. George Barbaree, S.T., Rte # 7 North, Box 752, East Liverpool, Ohio. PRINTING PRESSMEN'S AND ASSISTANTS' UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Alexander J. Rohan, S.T., Admin. Bldg., Pressmen's Home, Tennessee; Bertram W. Kohl, Rep., Rm. 326, 2 9ii Washington St., Boston, Mass. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER fflLL WORKERS OF THE U.S. AND CAIWDA, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Joseph P. Tonelli, Pres., Sec, 118 Broadway, Fort Edward, New York; Wilfred D. Gagnon, Uth V.P., 173 Main St., Waterville, Maine. QUARRY WORKERS (See Stone and Allied Product V/orkers) RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS (See Television and Radio Artists, American Fed- eration of) RADIO AUD TELEVISION DIRECTORS (See Directors Guild of America, Inc.) RADIO ASSOCIATION, AI^RICAN. Bernard L. Smith, S.T., Rm. 207, 270 Ifedison Ave., New York, New York. RADIO WORKERS (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers) RAILROAD SIGNALI^J, BROTHERHOOD OF. C J. Chamberlain, S.T., 22U7 W. Lawrence Ave., Chicago, Illinois; C K. Fields, V.P., UOO First St., N.W., Washington, D.C. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS (See Transportation-Communication Employees Union) RAILROAD TRAINMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF. William E.B. Chase, Gen. S.T., 666 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio; P. J. McNamara, V.P., Rm. 712, 7 Water St., Boston, Mass. RAILROAD YARDMJs^TERS OF AMERICA. W. A. Snyder, S.T., Km. 900, 537 So. Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinois; W. L. Shaw, Gen. Ch., 25 Wilcox Rd., Dorchester, Mass. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF NORTH ATffiRICA, INC. (IND). C M. Donnelly, Grand S.T., Rm. 809, Lafayette Bldg., Buffalo, New York; R. J. Tiemey, S.T., 8 Croyden St., Framingham, Mass.
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RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP aERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES, BROTHERHOOD OF. George M. Gibbons, Grand S.T., Rm. 600, 1015 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio; J. B. Haines, Vice Grand Pres., 1015 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio. RAILWAY CARMEN OF AMERICA, BROTHERHOOD OF. Leroy A. Taylor, Gen. S.T., k929 Main St., Kansas City, Missouri. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AITO BRAKEMEN, ORDER OF (IND). C. H. Anderson, Gen. S.T.,
O.R. C. & B. Bldg., First St. k First Ave., N.E. , Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
RAILWAY EI^IPLDYEES, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Cyrille Salvant, S.T. , Box 1095, Albany Georgia. RAILWAY PATROLMEN'S INT'L. UNION. Cecil Smithson, S.T., 1536 W. 105th St.,
Chicago, Illinois; William E. Carroll, Reg, V.P, , 316 Dale St., Waltham, Mass. RAILWAY SHOP LABORERS (See Firemen and Oilers) RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION, THE AI-IERICAN. Richard R. McGuire, F.S.T., li250 W. Montrose Ave., Chicago, Illinois; Frank A. Crowe, Dist. Ch,, 8 Bacon 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. I'teguire, Int'l. S.T., 17Ul DeSales St., Washington, D.C.; Donald E. Carter, Org. Dir. , Rm. 330, 101 No. 33rd St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. RFTAIL El-IPLOYEES UNION (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION. Alvin E. Heaps, S.T., 8th Fl., 132 West U3rd St., New York, New York; Thomas J. Leone, Reg. Dir., Iii9 Mecnanic St., Leominster, Mass. ROOFERS, DAMP AND WATERPROOF WORKFJtS' ASSN., UNITED SLATE, TILE AND COMPOSITION. John A. McConaty, Int'l. S.T., 5th Fl., 1125 17th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Richard F. Vamey, Int'l. V.P,, 63 Division St., No. Quincy, Mass. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS OF AI-EFlICA, UNITED INT'L. UNION. Ike Gold, Int'l. S.T., 8? So. High St., Akron, Ohio; Salvatore Camelio, Dir. Dist. 2, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass, RURAL LETTER CARRIERS (See Letter Carriers, Rural) SCREEN AdORS GUILD (See Actors Guild, Screen) SCREEN DIRECTORS (See Directors Guild of America, Inc.) SCREEN EXTRAS GUILD, INC. H. O'Neil Shanks, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 723 No. Western Ave., Los Angeles, California. SEAFARERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA (Atlantic, Gulf, Lakes and Inland Waters District). Alexander Kerr, S.T., 675 Fourth Ave., Brooklyn, New York; Edward T. Riley, Rep., 276 State St., Boston, Mass. SHEET MFTAJ. WORKERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. David S. Turner, Gen. S.T., 1000
Connecticut Ave., N.V/. , Washington, D.C. ; James E. Brooks, Gen. V.P. , 6 Belton St., Arlington, Ifess, SHIP BUILDERS, IRON (See Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and Helpers) SHIPBUILDING WORKERS (See I-Iarine and Shipbuilding Workers) SHOE AJro ALLIED CRAFTSMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Earle F. Snow, Gen. S.T., 389 Main St., Brockton, Mass. SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (See Boot and Shoe Workers) SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Angelo G. Georgian, Gen. S.T., Rm. 701, 1012 Fourteenth St., N.W. , Washington, D.C,; James J, Cordova, Nat'l, Dir., 18 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. SHOEWORKERS PROTECTIVE ASSN., LEVJISTON-AUBURN (IND). Joseph P.R. Roy, S.T., 81 Main St., Auburn, Maine. SIDEROGRAfflERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. Wendelin A, Anderer, Int'l. Sec, 712 Atlantic Ave., Collingswood, New Jersey, SLATE, TILE AITO COMPOSITION WORKERS (See Roofers) SOFT DRINK WORKERS (See Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers)
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SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSEM5ERS, NATIONAL ASSN. OF. John K. Dunning, S.T., Rm. 217, 20 E St., N.v;., Washington, D.C. ; James P. Carr, Reg. Rep., hh Warren St., Charlestown, Mass. SPRINKLER FITTERS (See Plumbers and Pipe Fitters) STATE, COUNTY AND ICNICIPAL EI-IPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Joseph L. Ames, Int'l. Sec, 115$ Fifteenth St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; M. Michael Botelho,
Int'l, Area Dir. , 100 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. STATIONARY FIREMEN (See Firemen and Oilers) STEAMFITTERS (See Plumbers and Pipefitters) STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Railway & Steamship Clerks) STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Walter J. Burke, S.T., ftn. ISOO, 3l6 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Roy H. Stevens, Dir,, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Mass. STEREOTYPERS AND ELECTROTYPERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Frank G. Creamer, S.T., ftn. 1350, 10 S, LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois; Donald Butler, Special Rep,, 113 Bellevue Ave., Melrose, Mass. 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., Rm. 92U, I36 E. Market St., Indianapolis, Indiana. STONE POLISHERS, RUBBERS AND SAWYERS (See Marble, Slate and Stone Polishers) STOVE, FURNACE AND ALLIED APPLIAl^CE WKRS. INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Edwin F. Kaiser, S.T., 2929 S. Jefferson Ave., St, Louis, Missouri. STREET AND ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amal- gamated) SWITCHMEN'S UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, Daniel W. Collins, S.T., 3 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, New York. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Robert G. Porter, S.T., 7I6 N. Rush St.,
Chicago, Illinois; Rose daffey, V.i". , 15 Barr St., Salem, 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, D.C; Nicholas P. Morrlssey, Org., 28 Windborough St., Hyde Park, Mass. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. James Woodside, S.T., Rm. 901, 900 F St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Donald R. Philippi, Rep., Rm. 13, 29U Washington St., Boston, Mass. TELEGRAPHERS, RAILROAD (See Transportation-Communication Employees Union) TELEGRAPHERS UNION, THE COMffiRCIAL. John T. Dowling, Int'l, S.T., Rm. 1025, I3U6 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D,C.; Philip H. Gormley, Eastern Reg. Pres., Western Union Div. , Rm. 302, I76 Federal St., Boston, Mass. TELEGRAPHERS UNION, THE COMMERCIAL, WESTERI^ U1«0N DIVISION. T. T. Freeman, Nat'l. S.T., Rm. 918, I3U6 Connecticut Ave., N.W,, Washington, D.C; Philip H. Gormley, Reg, Pres., Rm. 302, I76 Federal St,, Boston, Mass. TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT WORKERS (See Communications Workers of America) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEW EInGLAND FEDER^^TION OF (IND). Margaret Kelley, Pres., Rm. 1105, 10 High St., Boston, Mass,; Lucille Lachance, Treas., itn. 1105, 10 High St., Boston, Mass. TELEPHONE UNION, ALLIANCE OF INDEPENDENT. Charles B. Scott, S.T., Rm. 302, 1^22 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). William J. Sullivan, Int'l, S.T., Rm. I4OI, 120 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. TELEVISION AND RADIO ARTISTS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF (A.A.A.A. ). Donald F. Conaway, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 72U Fifth Ave., New York, New York; Robert M. Segal, Exec, Sec, 11 Beacon St., Boston, Mass, TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UICTED. Francis Schaufenbil, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 3I6,
UU East 23rd St., New York, New York; Francis Lyons, V.P. , 90 Broadway, (Box 325), Lawrence, Mass, TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF /llERICA. John Chupka, Gen. S.T., 99 University PI., New York, New York; Harold Daoust, Dir., Uii School St., Boston, Mass.
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THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS OF THE U. S. AND CANADA, INT'L. ALLIANCE OF. John A. Shuff, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1900, 1270 Sixth Ave., New York, New York; Joseph Gaplan, Int'l, Rep., l6 Codman St., Dorchester, Mass. TILE AND MARBLE SETTERS HELPERS (See Marble, Stone and Slate Polishers) TOBACCO WORKERS INT'L. UNION. R. J. Petree, S.T., Suite 6l6, 1522 K St., N.W., Washington, D.C. TOOL CRAFTSMEN, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Russell Allen, Sec, 32U3 37th Ave., Rock Island, Illinois. TOWN EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees) TRAIN DISPATCHERS ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN. Arthur Covington, S.T., 10 E. Huron St., Chicago, Illinois. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED. 0. J. Mischo, Int'l. S.T., 5025 Wisconsin Ave.
N.W. , Washington, D.C.j Joseph P. Fahey, Gen. Exec. Bd. , 33 Bothwell Rd. Brighton, Mass. TRANSPORT SERVICE FJ4PL0YE1^S, UNITED. Richard S. Harame, Int'l. S.T., kkk East 63rd St., Chicago, Illinois; James 0. Cannady, Gen. Ch., 229 So. Main St., Sharon, Mass. TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. Douglas L. MacMahon, Int'l. S.T., I98O Broadway, New York, New Yoric. TRANSPORTATION- COMMUNICATION EMPLOYEES UNION. L. H. Freeman, Grand S.T., 386O Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri. TYPOGRAFHIGAL UNION, INTERNAHONAL. William R. Cloud, S.T., P.O. Box 23Ul, Colorado Springs, Colorado. UPHOLSTERERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. R. Alvin Albarino, Treas., l500 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Clarence Ewins, V.P,, U3l Elm St., Keene, New Hampshire. UTILITY VJORKERS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC., BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Anthony Manganelli, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. 26, U2 V/eybosset St., Providence, Rhode Island; W. Edward Meeker, Nat'l. Bus. Rep., 25 Marlborough Ave,, Providence, Rhode Island. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AI-IERICA. Andrew J. McMahon, Nat'l. S.T., ftn. 1217, 1875 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. ; Edward J. McCreven, Nat'l. Rep., 297 Park St., West Haven, Connecticut. 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 J. McFaun, S.T., 11 Broadway, New York, New York; Christopher L, Manley, N.E. Rep., 109 Grant Ave., Medford, Mass. WELDORS, INT'L. UNION UNITED (IND). John L. Thomas, Exec. Sec, U736 West El Segundo Blvd., Hawthorne, California. WINE WORKERS (See Distillery, Rectifying, Wine and Allied Workers) WOODWORKERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. William Botkin, Int'l. S.T., l622 N. Lombard St.,, Portland, Oregon.
lU II. DELFCATE ORGANIZATIONS
All organizations listed in this section are AFL-GIO affiliates unless otherwise noted.
Unless otherwise stated, meetings are held about 8 P.M. on Weekdays and 2 P.M. on Sundays.
AMERIC^iN FF.DF.RATION OF LABOR - COigGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS (Hew England Regional Office). Hugh Thompson, Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 527, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. 227-1275-
MASSACHUSETTS STATE LABOR COUNCIL. 3rd Thurs., 10 A.M., Parker House, 60 School St., Boston; Salvatore Camelio, Pres., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Boston; James P. Loughlin, S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 122ii, 11 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. 227-8260.
ASBESTOS WORKERS, NEW YORK-NEW ENGLAND STATE CONFERENCE OF. On Call (>fey and Nov.); William F. Kelly, Pres., 800 Winchester Ave., New Haven, Connecticut; James M. Hawley, R.F.S., 26U Schuele Ave., Buffalo, New York. BARBERS, HAIRDRFSSERS, COSMETOLOGISTS AND PROPRIETORS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE ASSN. OF JOURNEYMEN. On Call; I4ichael Bozza, Pres., 25 Union St., Everett; Raffaele Valentino, F.S.T.,Leg. Agt., U73 Howard St., Brockton. BARTENDFP^ STATE^ COUNCIL (See Hotel and Restaurant Fjnployees) BOOKBINDERS JOINT GONFERENCF. BOARD, EASTERN NEW ENGLAND AND BOSTON. 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; John J. Barry, Pres., B.A., 92 Pine St., Maiden; Arthur J. Bowes, R.S., 35 M St., So. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. I1O6, 29li Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1096. BREVJERY WORKERS, NEW ENGLAIffi COUNCIL OF. Quarterly, On Call; Charles McCracken, Pres.; Thomas E. Owens, Exec. Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-Oii75. BRIOdAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE COI>IFERENCE OF. Quar- terly, On Call; Alfred Crane, Pres., l65 Chestnut St., Waltham; Neil MacKenzie, Treas.,Leg. Agt., 2l60 Centre St., W. Roxbury. BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCILS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE. On Call; Rocco Alberto, Pres., 118 Juniper Ridge Rd., Westwood; John J. Cotter, F.S.T.,Leg. Agt., 90 Cliff Rd., ifilton; Bus. Off., Rm. 208, 683 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 3-l;993. BOSTON (Metropolitan District). 2nd Thurs., 10. 30 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U05, 161 Mass. Ave., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-2722; John J. Tobin, Pres., 1028 Morton St., Ttottapan; John J. Broderlck, S.T.,Gen. Agt., 5 Lewis Dr., Randolph. BROCKTON Aim VICINITY. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Brockton, Tel. 586-U266; Louis W. Poirier, Pres., 33 Hervey St., Brockton; Cornelius B. Santrj', S.T., 30 Anania Terrace, Brockton. FALL RIVER. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 3Ul So. Main St., Tel.
672-38UI; Raymond L. Morin, Pres. , U2 Main Rd. , Tiverton, Rhode Island; Joseph E. Costa, R.S.T., IO96 Bay St. FITCHBURG (See North Worcester County and Vicinity) FRAMINGHAM-NTOTON. First and 3rd Fri., Italo-American Club, 90 Oak St., Wellesley; William McKeown, Pres., 77 Clinton St., Framingham; Ernest M. Empey, S.T.,B.A., 66 So. Main St., Sherborn. FRANKLIN COUNTY (C-REENFIFLD). 3rd Tues., 278 Main St., Greenfield; Fred Behaylo, Pres., llU Elm St., Greenfield; James R. McCarthy, R.S.T., 80 Ferrante Ave., Greenfield.
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BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNQLS - Concl'd.: GLOUCESTER. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-9697} Richard D. Lumbard, Pres.j Edward W. Griggs, R.S. GREENFIELD (See Franklin County) LAWRENCE. Mon., 9 A.M., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel, 687-7200; John Fusco, Pres. J Henry S. Saracusa, R.S., 232 Lowell St. LOWELL. 2nd Tues., 10 Kearney Sq,; John Kelleher, Pres., 20U Wentworth Ave.j George R. Emerson, R.S., 8 Mt, Pleasant St., No. Chelmsford. LYNN. Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St., Tel. Ly 2-3917 J Hariy Ohlson, Pres.,B,A., 517 Essex St.; Peter J. Donlon, R.S.T., 81 Ashland 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, 992-1089. NEWTON (See Framingham-Newton) NORTH SHORE. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Salem, Tel. 7U4-7U07; John McCarthy, Pres.; Ralph Ware, S.T. NORTH WORCESTER COUNTY AND VICINITY. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Fitchburg, Tel. 3U3-9751; Francis G. Demers, Pres., 217 West St., Fitchburg; Edward L, Lepkowdci, R.S., 263 Union St., Gardner. NORTHAMPTON. Uth Wed., at Bus. Off,, Rm. 9, 25 Main St,; Bernard Moreau, Pres., 1149 Sunset Ave., Amherst; Carl Ranno, R.S.T., P.O. Box 328. QUINCY AW SOUTH SHORE. 3rd Tues., at Bus, Off., 3rd Fl., 28 Chestnut St., Quincy, Tel, 773-5566; Carmine G, D'Olirapio, Pres., 70 So, Walnut St., Quincy; Thomas P, Curry, S.T,, 73 Parkside Ave,, Braintree. SPRINGFIELD. Thurs., 9.30 A.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; William Morris, Pres., 186 Chapin Terrace; George C. Forgue, R.S.T., U09 Notting- ham St, TAUNTON. Uth Fri., at Bus, Off., hhh 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., Tel. 755-303U; Andrew Shusta, Pres., 27 Bowen St., Boylston; John J. Mees, Sec, 36 Clifton St, BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers' District Council, Massachusetts) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES' INT'L. On Call; Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep.; Bus, Off,, Rm. 728, 29ii Washington St., Boston, Tel, 5U2-9166. CARPFNTERS MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL. On Call, at Bus, Off,, 80 Summer St., Boston, Tel. U26-2989; Joseph MacComiskey, Pres., I76 Essex St., Salem; Joseph Hardy, Sec, 57 Elmont St., Dorchester. SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT CONVENTION. 2nd Sun., 11 A,M,, Where Called; Ernest Dion, Pres., 2l;l Bedford St., Fall River; Arthur Anctil, R.S., 13 Rockland St., Taunton; Bus. Off,, hhh Bay St., Taunton, Tel. 822-3070. DISTRICT COUNGTLS: BOSTON AND VICINITY. First and 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 100 Hano St., Allston, Tel. 25U-0653; Joseph L, Hardy, S.T.,Gen. Agt., 57 Elmont St., Dorchester; Clifford S. Bennett, Mario Natale, Louis Moore, Robert Howe, Thomas Burke, William D. Butts, Edwin Casey and Frederick Dickey, B.A's. CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS. First and 3rd Ihurs., at Bus. Off., 7a Mechanic St., Marlboro, Tel, Hu 5-738U; George P, Wirsing, R.S., 99 Winthrop St., Medway; Joseph Kinnarney, B.^., East St., Hopkinton. HOLYOKF, AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7,30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 2nd Fl., 203 High St,, Holyoke, Tel, 53U-OUU8; Joseph A. Jablonski, Pres., IO8 Federal St., Montague; Jack D, Rodwell, S,T,,Bus. Rep. LOWELL AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 20U Middle St., Lowell, Tel, U53-03U9; George L, Jussaume, Sec, U3 Second Ave., Lowell; James Scanlon, B.A., 207 Wilder St., Lowell.
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CARPENTERS - Concl'd.: DISTRICT COUNCILS - Concl'd.: MIDDLESEX COUNTY (WOBURN AND VICINITy). 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus, Off., 36 Williams St., Stoneham, Tel. U38-2636; Charles F. Paladini, R.S., 28 Elmwood St., W. Somerville; Charles Lavacchia, B.A., 6 Mountain St., Wobum. NEWTON AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 263 Washington St., Nevrton Corner, Tel. La 7-U207; John Kelleher, Pres., 112 Stony Brook Rd.
Belmont J Edvrard Gallagher, B.A., 3 Fayette St., Newton Corner. NORFOLK COUNTY. Last Wed., at Bus. Off,, 1156 Washington St., Norwood, Tel. 762-2IOI; Kenneth R. Gildersleeve, R.S., kh Green St., Foxboroj Thomas E, Moseley, B.A., $3 Heaton Ave., Norwood. NORTH SHORE. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., I76 Essex St., Salem, Tel. 7UI1-33955 Joseph Weed, S.T., I8U Loring Ave., Salemj Joseph MacComiskey, B.A., 9 Shorten Ave., Beverly. NORWOOD (See Norfolk County) SOUTH SHORE. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., I.O.O.F. Hall, North St., Hingham, Tel. 7U9-2U80; George A. Walsh, H.S., 276 Main St., Kingston; Luther P. Goodspeed, B.A., 2Ul Wales St., No, Abington. SPRINGFIELD AND VICINITY. Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., 26 Willow St., Springfield, Tel, Re 6-2878j Harold Martin, Pres., 3h Sunset Terrace, Feeding Hills j Charles Marchese, B.A., 95 Kensington Ave., Springfield. WALPOLE (See Norfolk County) WOBURN AND VICINITY (See Middlesex County) CENTRAL LABOR COUNCILS (See Labor Councils) CENTRAL LABOR UNION, SPRINGFIELD (IND). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 26 Willow St,; George Forgue, Pres., h09 Nottingham St,; James C. Anderson, Treas., 9 Peak Rd., Wilbraham. 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., 128 Lynn Fells Pkwy. , Saugus; Nicholas Magliano, Al Ferullo and Sam Beshwaty, B.A's, CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (New England Tailors Joint Board). Quarterly, Sun., 12 Noon, A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., Worcester; Eugene Dumais, R.S., 26 Litchfield St., Worcester; Emanuele Vitale, B.A. , 11 Union St., Natick; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Treraont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF, DISTRICT 2. 3rd Fri., 1.30 P.M., 3rd Sat., 9.30 A.M. (Feb., May, Aug., Nov.), Where Called; Earl J. Riley, Pres., 5 Daniel Terrace, Peabody; Henry H, Lussier, S.T., 55 Merida St., Springfield; Bus. Off., Rm. 200, IxL Tremont St., Boston, Tel. 227-iiOU7. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND) DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2. On Call; Paul E. Seymour, Pres., 95 Hatherly Rd. , Waltham; James Kane, S.T,; Bus. Off,, Rm. 72, 10 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ri 2-0560. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND ASSM. OF. On Call; John J, Regan, Pres., 223 Parte Sq, Bldg. , Boston; Samuel J. Donnelly, S.T., 107 Front St., Worcester. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE (IND) (General Committee of Adjustment - Boston and Maine Corp.). Triennially, Where Called; Ernest C, Hopkins, Gen. Ch. , 1298 Commonwealth Ave., Allston; Herbert A. Ward, R.S.T., 56 Sherbrook St., W. Roxbury; Bus, Off., %. 327, 2 9U Washington St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-515U. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE (IND) (General Committee of Adjustment - New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad). Triennially, Where Called; Harold Miller, Gen. Ch., 185 Church St., New Haven, Connecticut; Christopher C. Colbert, S.T., 60 Hodgkinson St., Quincy. ENGINE^IRS, MARINE, BENEFICIAL ASSN. DISTRICT NO. 1 (Boston Branch). Fri. of First Full Wk., 1 P.M., at Bus, Off., 3kk Atlantic Ave., Boston, Tel. U26-9715; Julius Dembicki, Br. Agt.
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FIRE FIGHTERS OF MASSACHUSETTS, ASSOCIATED. On Call, Monthly, 11.15 A.M.; Martin E. Pierce, Pres., 20 Adams St., Charlestown; William P. McCarthy, S.T., 91 C St., Lowell. FTREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE:
MASSACHUSETTS STATE LEGISLATIVE BOARD. On Call; Peter M. Dowd, Leg. Gh. , 10 Jerome St., Dorchester; Balthes P. Keith, S.T., 1? Dunton St., Turners .i'alls; Bus. Off., Rm. 2l5, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. $23-1x116. QYmR^L GRIEVANCE COMMITTEES: BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD. 2nd Thurs., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave., Boston; J. F. Kelly, Pres., lHh Franklin St., Cambridge; L. V. King, Local Gh.,Leg, Rep,, l5 Proctor St., Newtonville. BOSTON AND MAINE CORP. On Call, 9 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 215, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-u7U5; H. G. Spencer, Gen. Ch.; B. P. Keith, F.S., 17 Dunton St., Turners Falls. NE\V YORK, NEW HAVEN Alffi HARTFORD RAILROAD AND U.F. RAILROAD. On Call; Robert F. Ferguson, Gen. Ch., 1000 York Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island; William F. Gould, Jr., 38 No, Main St., Avon. FIREMEN AND OILERS, MSSACHUSETTS STATE DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NO. 1. First Mon. (June), 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., U5 Bromfield St., Boston, Tel. Ue2-8670; Francis W. Williams, Pres., 32 Addison Ave., Brockton; Clifton G. Stone, Jr., R.S.T., 180 Water St., No. Andover. FURInIITURF. WORKERS OF A14ERICA, UNITED (New England District Council No. l). On Call; Walter Johnson, Pres.; Francis O'Connor, Int'l. Hep., UO Lothrop St., Newtonville; Bus. Off., Rm. 232, 29i4 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-39UO. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES: DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND (Cotton Dress and mscellaneous Trades). Quarterly, On Call, at Bus. Off,, Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel, Ha 6-935U; Josephine Zona, Sec, li|6 No. Adams St., W, Soraer- ville; Mary Levin, B.A. DISTRICT COUNCIL OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. On Call, at Bus. Off,, Garment Wkrs. Sq., Fall River, Tel.« Os ii-5762; Ralph A. Roberts, I«1gr., 175 Hemlock St,, Fall River; Arnold Dubin, Mgr., 20 Beverly St., No, Dartmouth. JOINT BOARD OF CLOAK, SKIRT AND DRESSMAKERS. 3rd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave,, Bo'ston, Tel, Ha 6-9350; Philip Kramer, Mgr.; Milton Kaplan, Saul Wallace, Salvatore Mancuso and Leo Karesky, B.A's.
GULF EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND (IND). Sun. ( Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), 1.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave., Somerville; Joseph F. Finneran, Pres., 5 Pleasant St., Lexington; Thomas H. Lane, Ch., 5 Hardy St., Beverly. HATTERS, CAP AND MLLINERY WORKERS (See Millinery Workers Union, Mass. Joint Board of) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES Mm BARTENDERS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL. Last Sun. in June, Where Called; Lawrence P. Vanasse, Pres.; Louis R. Govoni, R.S.T.; Bus. Off., 528 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Tel. Co 7-OUJ4I. JOINT EXEaJTIVE BOARD OF BOSTON. First Mon., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 58-62 Berkeley St., Boston, Tel. U23-3336; John C. Hurley, Pres.; Joseph Stefani, F.S.T.,B.A. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD OF LAWRFiJCE. First Mon., 7 P.M., Elks Home, Broadway; Philip V. Moore, Pres., UO Lawrence St.; Richard Deshamais, S.T., 71 Columbus Ave.; Bus. Off., 90 Broadway, Tel. Mu 8-2296. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. UNION, NEW ENGLAND AREA REGIONAL COUNCIL. On Call; Daniel J. Foley, Pres., 35 Revere St., Worcester; Lawrence Melisi, R.S.T., 20 Joy Terrace, Methuen.
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LABOR COUNCILS: GREATER BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. 2nd Wed., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston; Valentine P. Murphy, Pres., l6l Mass. Ave., Boston; Lawrence C. Sullivan, Exec. S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 305, hh Bromfield St., Boston, Tel. U82-6U83. BROCKTON. 2nd and Uth Tues. (2nd Tues., June, July, Aug.), Bryant Hotel, 33 W. Elm St.; Francis E. Lavigne, Pres., 18 Yarmouth Ave.; Itorchie LaGrasta, R.C.S., 68 Richmond St. CAMBRIDGE (SOUTH MIDDLESEX). 2nd Mon., Cypress Hall, Central Sq., Cambridge; Salvatore Camelio, Pres., 73 Tremont St., Boston; Edward T. Sullivan, S.T., U2 Longmeadow Rd., Belmont. CAPE COD (See Greater New Bedford) GREATER FALL RIVER. Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Joseph Lanzilli, S.T., 8U1 Washington St., So. Easton; Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., Garment Wkrs. Sq., 38 Third St., Fall River, Tel. Os k-SlS2. FITCHBURG (See North Worcester County) FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS AREA. First Tues., Co-op Hall, Franklin St., Framingham; John P. McDonald, Pres. , 61; Hemlock Dr. , Holliston; John A. Farrar, R.S., hi McPhee Rd., Framingham. FRANKLIN COUNTY (See Greenfield) GREENFIELD (FRANKLIN COUNTY). 3rd Tues., 278 Main St., Greenfield; James R. McCarthy, Pres. ,B.A., 80 Ferrante Ave., Greenfield; James E. Tucker, Sec, 660 Colrain Rd., Greenfield. HAVFJIHILL (See Greater Lawrence) HOLYOKE. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 323 High St.; Joseph DiChiara, Pres., 86 Colum-
bus Ave.; Michael E. Sheedy, Sr. , R.S., b\\ No. East 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, Sec, P.O. Box 1015, Lawrence. LOWELL. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 319, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U52-7261; James F. Hand, Pres., l62 Brigham Ave., Dracut; Sidney E. LeBow, S.T., 11 Belmont St. GREATER LYNN. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St., Lynn, Tel. 598-UU22; Jasper Grassa, Pres., 25 Franklin St., Lynn; Kenneth Muise, C. R.S., 121 Fayette St. , Lynn. MAIDEN (See Cambridge) GREATER NEV/ BEDFORD AND CAPE COD. Uth Fri., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St., New Bedford; Silvano Castello, Pres., 103 David St., New Bedford; George E. Carignan, S.T., 111 Harvard St., New Bedford; Bus. Off., 38U Acushnet Ave. (P.O. Box A-2103), New Bedford, Tel. 997-9367. NORFOLK COUNTY. Uth Mon., U80 Quincy Ave., Quincy; Joseph A. Sullivan, Pres., Box 3ii7, Quincy; Edward J. Sharkey, Jr., F.S.T., 36 Arnold Rd., Norwood. NORTH SHORE (See Greater Lynn) NORTH WORCESTER COUNTY. Uth Wed., Where Called; Hubert Davis, Pres., 5 Cane St., Fitchburg; Lorraine Celuzza, R.S,, 100 Day St., Fitchburg. NORTHAMPTON. 3rd Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; Charles Ragoza, Pres., Bunker Hill Rd., So, Hadley; Nicholas Venture, R.S., 25 Fort St. NORWOOD (See Norfolk County) QUINCY (See Norfolk County) SALEM (See South Essex County) SOUTH ESSEX COUNTY. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., 263 Essex St., Salem; Joseph Nabozny, Pres., 9 Butler St., Salem; John T. Walsh, R.S., 7 Devereux St., Salem. SOUTH MIDDLF.SEX (See Cambridge) SOUTH SHORE (See Norfolk County) SPRINGFIELD (See Central Labor Union, Springfield) (IND) WESTFIELD. Uth Mon., Eagles Hall, lU Bartlett St.; Charles Wojcik, Pres., 18 Colonial Pine Acres; Albert M. Lutat, S.T., 96 Pine St. WORCESTER. Uth Fri., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Janes B. Lavin, Pres., I6 Eureka St.; Kenneth J. Mangan, Sec, U8 Grafton St., Shrewsbury. WORCESTER COUNTY, NORTH (See North Worcester County)
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LABORERS' DISTRICT COUNCIL, MASSACHUSETTS. First Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., 215 Hanover St., Boston, Tel. La 3-023$; Lionel Marchand, Pres., 7U6 Pleasant St., New Bedford; Michael Tarallo, S.T. LADIES GARMEOT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies) LATHERS, WOOD, WIRE AND METAL: DISTRICT COUNCILS: GREATER BOSTON. First Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), McGlinchey Bldg., 6U5 Main St., Waltham; Dennis LeLevere, Pres., Sunshine Dr., Marlboro; Raymond F. Coullahan, S.T., 697 Metropolitan Ave., Hyde Park. MASSACHUSETTS-RHODE ISLAND STATE COUNCIL. Last Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), A. O.K. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., Worcester; H. L, Pepin, Pres., 8 County St., Worcester; Raymond F. Coullahan, S.T., 697 Metropolitan Ave., Hyde Park, WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Home, Old State Rd. , Berkshire; Stanley H. Rhodes, Pres., Williamstown Rd., So. Williamstown; Robert J. White, R.S.T.,B.A., 61; Summer St., Lanesboro. LAUNDRY" AND DRI CLEANING INT'L. UNION, JOINT COUNCIL OF NEW ENGLAND NO. lU. On Call; John F. Donovan, Pres., B. A.; Ruth I. Keefe, S.T., 5 Grant Rd., Salem; Bus. Off., Rm. 512, 25 Huntington Ave., Boston, Tels. $36-2268 and 536-5110. LETTER CARRIERS ASSN., MASSACHUSETTS RURAL (IND). 3rd or iith Weekend in June, First Sun. in Nov., Where Called; Francis V. Adams, Pres., 2Uli W. Main St., Westboro; Thomas L. Bailey, Jr., Sec, 97 County Rd., Tewksbury. LONGSHOREI-EN'S DISTRICT COUNCIL OF BOSTON AND VICINITY, INT'L. Uth Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off,, Upper Level, Commonwealth Pier No. 5» Northern Ave., So. Boston, Tel. 5U2-it383; John F, Moran, Pres., 70 Neponset St., Revere; Charles Fulton, F.S., 15 Moreland St., Roxbury. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, INT'L. ASSN, OF: DISTRICT LODGES: NO. 38 (Boston and Vicinity).. Uth Fri., 11 Otis St., Boston; David P. McSweeney, Bus. Mgr., 2 Atherstone St., Dorchester; Frank Every, Ralph I Lindquist and Anthony P, Mastandrea, B.A's; Bus. Off., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. 251i-25l5. NO. k2 (Railroad). On Call, 10 A.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. 2II4, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel, 523-0173; Paul A. Sullivan, Pres.; John P. Tully, S.T., 36 Idlewell Blvd., Weymouth. NO. Ili7. On Call (Feb., June, Oct.), 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, I63 Meridian St., E. Boston, Tel. I467-I1792; William J. Sutherland, Pres., 19 Karen Rd. , Wakefield; Milton R. Jackson, S.T., 363 South St., Chestnut Hill. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES, JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD (New York, M ew Haven and Hartford Railroad). On Call (Sept.); Thomas P. Christensen, Gen. Ch.; Bus,
Off., Rm. 210, 79 Farmington Ave. , Hartford, Connecticut, Tel. 527-686U. MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSN. BRANCH NO. 1 (See Engineers, Marine) MARITIME TEM)FS COUNCIL OF GREATER BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND. On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off,, 177 State St,, Boston, Tel, 227-90li5; John F. Roman, Pres., 61 Henry St., Maiden; Stephen E. McCloskey, S.T., 3I Hopewell Rd., Mattapan. MASSACHUSETTS LABORERS' DISTRICT COUNCIL (See Laborers' District Council, Massachusetts MEAT CUTTERS, BUTCHERS AND FOOD STORE WKRS., NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF. Quarterly, On Call; Isador Pickman, Pres., 17 Fay Ave,, Peabody; Joseph A. Sullivan, R.S., Ut Lurton St., Quincy; Bus. Off., 3 So. Main St., Natick, Tel. 653-2U71. METAL TRADES COUNCIL, BOSTON NAVAL SHIPYARD, 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Memorial Hall, 30 Green St., Charlestown; Gustaf Lindberg, Pres., 1653 Broadway, Saugus; Nunzio Bellafatto, R.S., 503 Maiden St., Revere. MILLINERY WORKERS UNION, MASSACHUSETTS JOINT BOARD OF. On Call (Apr. and Sept.), at Bus, Off,, 55U Main St., Worcester, Tel, 799-65U5; Joseph Graziano, Pres., 9 W. Pine St,, Milford; Edwin Erwin, Mgr., 9 Hanilton Rd,, Woburn,
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HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS CXJNFERENCE BOARD OF BOSTON AND EASTERN NEW ENGLAND. 3rd Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), 10,30 A.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston; Louis R. Polito, Pres., l6 So. Main St., Milford; John J. Crowley, Dist. Rep., 17 Church St., Milford. HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS CONl^ERENCE BOARD OF CONNECTICUT VALLEY. 3rd Sat. (Apr. and Oct.), 11 A.M., Where Called; Chester Congdon, S.T., Main St., Rutland; Wilfred 0. Paradise, Dist. Rep., I6 King St. Ext., Leicester. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN, NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT COJNCIL. On Call; Roland Druin, Pres., Manchester, New Hampshire; Leonard Levin, S.T., 76 Marbury Ave,, Pawtucket, Rhode Island. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAFEEHANGERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE COI^FERENCE OF. On Call; Kenneth B. Pike, Pres., 270 Neponset Valley Pkwy. , Hyde Park; Albert E. Woodman, S.T., Clay Brook Rd. , Dover. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS, DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 35 (Boston and Vicinity). First and 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. 566-0675; Kenneth B. Pike, S.T., 270 Neponset Valley Pkwy., Hyde Park; Edward Tarlow, Dominic Seretto and Patrick Santo, B.A's. PAPERT'IAKERS AND PAPERWDRKERS, UNITED (N.E. Regional Office). Frederick J. Rochford, V,P.,Dir., Reg. 1; Bus. Off., Rm. 3I8, 31 Elm St., Springfield. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARDS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unions) PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY, MSSAOIUSETTS STATE ASSN. OF. Last Sat. and Sun. (Mar. and Sept.), 10. 30 A.M., Where Called; John Tobin, Pres., 683 Atlantic Ave., Boston; John D. Kelly, R.S.T.,B.A., lU Anthony Rd. , Franklin; Bus. Off., Rm. 555, 80 Boylston St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-1591. POSTAL CLERKS, I4ASSACHUSETTS FEDEPLATION OF. 3rd Sat. and Sun. in June, Where Called; Robert F. Caracciolo, Pres., Box 65U, Springfield; Charles W. Hitchcock, S.T., Drawer L, Hyannis. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, NATIONAL ASSN. OF, MASSACHUSETTS STATE BRANCH (IND). First Weekend in June, Where Called; Michael J. Houlihan, Pres., 55 Miller St., Springfield; Thomas J. Gramzow, S.T., 108 Highland Ave., Winchester, POSTMASTERS, NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND) MASSACHUSETTS CHAPTER. Semi-annually; Clement J, Coughlin, Pres., No. Easton; James H, Bradley, S.T., 11 Mishawum Rd., Woburn; Bus, Off., Post Office, Woburn, Tel. 933-7189. PRINTim TRADES COUNCILS, ALLIED: BOSTON. First Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. ii06, 29U Washington St., Tel. 5U2-U595; Henry Vitale, Pres.; Carmen Guarino, Exec, Sec, B.A. HOLYOKE. On Call, Semi-monthly; Waldo Sanborn, Pres., 3U St, James St,; Walter A. Schmidt, S.T., 7U Hitchcock St, LAWRENCE. First Mon., J4.3O P.M., Wirth's Restaurant, U2 Amesbury St,j Arthur W. Smith, Pres., hi Rattlesnake Hill Rd. , Andover; Ralph S. Bonner, S.T., 65 Birch St., Derry, New Hampshire. NEW BEDFORD. 2nd Tues., Home of Pres.; William H. Howland, Pres., l5l Robeson St.; William F. Keane, S.T., li6 Park St., Mattapoisett. RAILROAD TRAINMEN: STATE LEGISLATIVE BOARD. On Call, Monthly; Daniel J. I'lahoney, Ch., State Rep., 12 Francis St., Somerville; Harold G, Malone, Sec, Box 12U9, Boston; Bus, Off., Rm. 701a, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. 7U2-1277. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE (Boston and Albany Railroad). On Call; Frank H. Holmes, Gen. Ch., klh E. Seventh St., So. Boston; James E. McCarthy, R.S., 317 Broadway, Chicopee Falls; Bus. Off., Rm. 8I3, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. 7li2-3053. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE (Boston and Maine Corp.). On Call; J. L. Scanlan,
Gen. Ch. , 9^ Vinton St., Melrose; J. W, Morrissey, Gen. Sec, 172 Myrtle Ave., Fitchburg; Bus, Off,, Rm. 8O8, 7 Water St., Boston, Tels. 523-2825 and 523-28UO.
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DEIICATE ORGANIZATIONS
RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES, BOARD OF ADJUSTMPUT (Boston and Maine Corp.) 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., Gen. S.T., 112 Pacific St., Fitchburg; Bus. Off., Rm. 70li, l50 Causeway St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-7559. RAILVJAY AND STEAMSHIP aERKS, FRF.IGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES,
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT (New England Dist. ) (Express Div. ). On Call; T. F. Timmins, Jr., Gen. Ch., 32 Watts St., Maiden; J. B. Rourke, Gen. S.T., 27 Orient St., Worcester; Bus. Off., Rm. 710, 150 Causeway St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-9U39. PJIILWAY CARMEN, JOINT PROTECTIVE BOARD. Annually (May), 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 213, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-14312; A. J. Bergeron, Gen. Ch., 8? Nashua Rd. , Billerica; John Norris, S.T., 17 Kenneson Rd., Somerville, RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPAKTI-IENT STORE UNION: NEW ENGLAND JOINT BOARD. Semi-annually, On Call, at Bus. Off., Rm. 20U, 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. 5U2-1563; Joseph H. Honan, Pres., 726 Columbia Rd., Dorchester; Edward Ryan, Joseph S. Casey, John Scampoli and Frank Dumas, B.A's. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARD OF ATTLEBORO. 3rd Mon. at Bus. Off., 19 Bank St., Attleboro, Tel. Ca 2-2582; Antonio Araujo, Pres., k Buffum St., Pawtucket, Rhode Island; Robert Rondeau, B.A., Sagajnore Rd,, Attleboro. PLAYTHINGS, JEVffiLHY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARD OF LEOMINSTER. On Gall, at Bus. Off., Iii9 Mechanic St., Leominster, Tel. 53il-653U; Thomas J. Leone, Pres., B. A., 112 Bonnydale Rd., Leominster; John Fiandaca, Ralph Leiiay and Walter Morrissey, B.A's.
RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTI C WKRS . , UNITED DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2. On Call, 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6662; Anna Vita, Pres.; Salvatore Camelio, Dist, Dir. SHOE AND ALLIFD CRAFTSMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., 389 Main St., Brockton, Tel. 587-2606; Leonard H. Ellershaw, Pres., 87!; Warren Ave., Brockton; Earle Snow, S.T., Ul Hillberg Ave., Brockton. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITFJ):
MASS. DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 1. Last Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 9iiO, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121; Alfred Nadeau, Pres., 2I48 Washington St., Salem; James J. Cordova, Nat'l. Dir. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD NO. 31. First Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washing- ton St., Haverhill, Tel. 37ii-7l;05; P, Joseph McCarthy, Mgr.,Treas., 12 Grant St., Haverhill; Arthur H. Ross, Angelo Moularas and Mary A. Brandolini, B.A's. NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL OFFICE, TERRITORY NO. 1. On Call; James J. Cordova, Nat'l. Dir.; Bus, Off., Rm. 9U0, 18 Trenont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121, STATE, COUOTY A1\[D MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL NO. U. Quarterly, On Call, 7.30 P.M.; Howard V. Doyle, Pres.; Joseph Correia, John Fenton, John J. Royle, Edward J, Harrington, Laura Spencer and John J. Keefe, B.A's; Bus. Off,, l52 Bowdoin St,, Boston, Tel, 227-6UOO. STEELWORKFJIS OF AlffiRICA, UNITED, DISTRICT NO. 1. Roy H. Stevens, Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel, 756-3577. TFJVCHERS, I>1ASSACHUSETTS FFDERATION OF. First Sat. (June and Sept.), I.3O P.M., at Bus. Off., 2ii3 Western Ave., Lynn, Tel. 599-6800; William J. McLean, Pres., 266 E. Allen Ridge Rd., Springfield; Frank G. Nolan, Jr., C,S,, 20 Orne St,, Salem. TFJLMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL NO. 10 (IND). 2nd Tues., Hotel Somerset, UOO Common- wealth Ave., Boston; Nicholas P. Morrissey, Pres.; Thomas C. Healey, R.S,; Bus. Off,, Rm. 503, 650 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Co 6-293U. TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.F. FED. OF (IND). Quarterly, On Call, 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5lii, 120 Boylston St., Boston, Tel. 1^82-3665; Charlotte T. Corrigan, Pres.; Sallie L. Gillis, Gen. Sec.
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TFLEFH01^IE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND):
FRANKLIN DISTRICT. Alyce Gallagher, Rep., 10 Vessey Rd. , Randolph. METROPOLITAN CLERICAL DISTRICT BOARD. Gertrude Manning, Rep., lU Rangeley St., Dorchester. METROPOLITAN AREA BOARD. Beatrice Hackett, Rep., 10 Shafter St., Dorchester. BOWDOIN-ROXBURY DISTRICT BOARD. Ruth O'Leary, Rep., U97 Main St., Charles- town. BROOKT.INE-NEWTON DISTRICT BOARD. Jane Cunniff, Rep., 66 Chestnut St., Brookline. CAMBRIDGE-ARLINGTON DISTRICT BOARD. Mary R. Coughlin,Rep., 10 Prospect Hill Ave., Somerville. DORCHESTER-QUINCI DISTRICT BOARD. Lillian Morgan, Rep., 6^b Cumnins Hghwy., Mattapan. HARRISON-BACK BAY DISTRICT BOARD. Louise Angelo, Rep., k2 Putnam St., Watertovm. MALDEN- CHELSEA DISTRICT BOARD. Doris Tosi, Rep., 10 Blomerth St., Maiden. CENTRAL AREA BOARD: BROCKTON DISTRICT BOARD. Joan McGary, Rep., 133 Tilton Ave., Brockton. FITCHBURG DISTRICT BOARD. Iheresa Aucoin, Rep., 22 Knowlton St., Gardner. FRAMINGHAM DISTRICT BOARD. Shirley Tirrell, Rep., 118 Franklin St., Fram- ingham. LOWELL DISTRICT BOARD. Martha Blackwell, Rep., 76 Tewksbury St., Lawrence. NEW BEDFORD DISTRICT BOARD. Helen T. Mercier, Rep., Chasset Rd. , Wareham. SALEM DISTRICT BOARD. Bertha Burgess, Rep., 38 Winthrop Ave., Beverly. NORTHEAST AREA BOARD. Mary Harrigan, Rep., 9? So. Webster St., Haverhill. SOUTHEAST AREA BOAPD. Mary Barrington, Rep., 97 Cedar St., Taunton. VffiSTERN AREA BOARD. Eleanor Chase, Rep., 200 College Ave., Amherst.
HOLYOKE DISTRICT BOARD. Mary Bonnette, Rep., Millers Falls Rd. , Turners Falls. SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT BOARD. Jeannette Sylvain, Rep., 36 Duryea St., Spring- field. WORCESTER DISTRICT BOARD. Jean Murphy, Rep., 8 Princeton St., Worcester. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE (IND). On Call} Edward J. Konopka, Pres., l5U Kemp Ave,, No. Adams; Armand J. Moreau, R.S.T., 65 Gallup St., No. Adams. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: JOINT BOARDS: BERKSHIRE. Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, State St., No. Adams: Joseph C. Killion, B.A., 127 Canvas St., Cohoes, New York. CENTRAL MASSAiliUSEl'TS. 3rd Fri., Y.M.C.A., 766 Main St., Worcester; Felix P. Damore, Mgr.,F.S., U82 Mill St., Worcester; Ralph Coderre and Acquine Rossi, B.A's; Bus. Off., lOl^ Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. GRF.ATER FALL RIVER. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 381; Spring St., Fall River, Tel. 672-3U01; Alford Dyson, Mgr.,B.A.j Clarence Banks, B.A. NEW BEDFORD. First Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 38U Acushnet Ave., (P.O. Box A-2103), Tel. 997-9367; Albert Pacheco, Pres., 232 Main St., Fairhaven; George E. Carignan, Dir., F.S. NORTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS.' First Sun., at Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273; Alton M. Hodgman, Int«l. V.P.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS. 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., U66| Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716; Nelo Rota, Pres., 85 Norwood Terrace, Holyoke; Anna Sullivan, F.S.T.
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TRAIN DISPATCHERS, AMERICAN: BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD (NYC SYSTEM). George P. Kamiss, Gen. Qi., Baker Dr., Elkhart, Indiana. BOSTON AND MAINE CORP. On Call; P. S. Johnson, Gen. Ch., 5? Lynn Fells Pkwy., Melrose. NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD. On Callj Thomas F. Sisk, Gen. Ch., 133 Bill Ave. , Groton, Connecticut. UNION LABEL DISTRICT COUNCILS (See Labor Councils)
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III. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
All locals in this section are AFL-CIO affiliates unless othervd.se noted.
Unless otherwise stated, meetings are held about 8 P.M. on Weekdays and 2 P.M. on Sundays. ABINGTQN
LETTFR CARRIERS NO. II6I (North Abington). First Mon. , Memorial Bldg., Washing- ton St.; John Ware, Pres., 521 Randolph St., No. Abington; Lawrence St, Charles, S.T., 86O Washington St. STATE, CCUOTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6OI (See Middleboro) STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 66OI (Abington Textile Machinery Works, No, Abington). First Thurs., American Legion Hall, Washington St.; Howard Jennison, Pres., 12 Marion St., Brocktonj Gerald D'Agostino, S.T., 276 Pleasant St., E. Bridgewater.
ACTON
CHEMICAL WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 32U (Dewey & Almy Chemical Div. of W.R. Grace). 3rd Sun., Parker St. Hall, Maynard; Frederick J. Haley, Pres., 819 Stevens St., Lowell; Joseph V. Comtois, F.S.T., 30 Shedd St., Lowell.
ADAMS
BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 250. Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Frank's Barber Shop, 101 Park St.; Stanley Wotkowicz, Pres., 9 Hoosac St.; Edward B. Shafer, F.S.T. B.A., 5 Temple St. CARPENTERS (See North Adams) CHEMICAL WORKF.RS NO. 12U99 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Hooker Chemical Corp.). On Call, Mohawk Hotel, Pleasant St.; Donald Gaffey, Pres., 591 W. Main St., No. Adams; Ralph A. Luscier, Sr., F.S.T., 32 Pine St, INSURANCE WORKERS lOT'L. (See Pittsfield)
LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6l5. First Mon. , I4 P.M., at Post Office; Arthur Lefebvre, Pres.; Philip E. Austin, Treas., U2 Grove St, LITHOGRAFHERS AND fflCTOENG RAVERS IKT'L. (Adams Mass. Group) (Adams Specialty & Printing Co.). On Call, at Plant, lii Pine St,; Ignatius J. Michalenko, Pres., Treas., llj. Pine St.; Aloysius Michalenko, R.S., I6U No. Sumner St. PAPF.RI4AKERS AND PAPFJIWORKERS, UNITED NO. 556 (L.L. Brown Paper Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Mohawk Hotel, Pleasant St.; Thomas Moran, Pres., Welch Rd., R.F.D. 1, Clarksburg; Richard W. Degere, S.T., 11 Depot St., Cheshire. PAPF.W1AKERS AND PAPER.WORKFJIS, UNITKD NO. 832 (Budd Paper Products). 3rd Wed. 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Park St.; N. Monet te, Pres., 352 W. Shaft Rd., No, A.dams; Francis Pelczynski, F.S., U3 Richmond St, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1^232. On Call, k P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office; Charles L, Wandrei, Pres., 20 Miller St.; John J. McAndrews, S.T., 98 Columbia St, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EI^PLOYEES NO. 20U (Berkshire County School). 2nd Sun., 10,30 A.M., at School, Liberty St.; Joseph Kosiba, F^es., 39 Crotteau St.; John Fenton, B.A., Palmer Rd, , >tonson. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 523 (Bancroft-Arnold Finishing Co.). 3rd Fri,, 7,30 P.M,, Summer St, Hall; William Lepine, Pres., School St., Cheshire; Judy Pero, R.S., 3 First St, TFJCTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 8iil (Dewey & Almy Chemical Div, of W.R. Grace Co.). First Sun., 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, Park St.; Stephen Wiencek, Pres., 62 Valley St.; Joseph Killion, B.A., 127 Canvas St., Cohoes, New York.
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TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 910 (Ftosen Textile Engraving Corp.). First Mon. , 12 Noon, at Plant; Robert N. Antaya, Pres.; Anna Sullivan, B.A,, Bus. Off., i;66| Dvdght St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. AMESBURY
ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 326 (See Lawrence) HATTERS, CAP AW MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 8? (Merrimac Hat Co., Inc.). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lafayette Hall, 11 High St.; Philip J. Kealey, Pres., 212 Market St.; Frank N. Cynewski, B.A., Fern Ave.; Bus, Off., 6 Market St., Tel. 388-08liO. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 77. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, I76 Main St.;
Robert F. Marquis, Pres., So, Hampton Rd, ; Paul V. Moughan, S.T. , 7 Carpenter St. PAPERMAKFJtS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. Shi (Amesbury Fibre Corp.). On Call; Alfred Therrien, Pres., 82 Congress St.; Gordon A. Oickle, F.S., Alton Bay, New Hampshire. POSTAL CLEP.KS, UNITED FED. NO. II3U. On Call; Robert J. Boucher, Pres.,S.T., 26 Clark Rd. TEACHERS ASSN., AMESBURY CLASSROOM NO. 1033. On Call, Jr. High School, Main St.; Charles S. Hulbert, Pres., 2l6 Elm St,; Thomas V. Connolly, Sec, Whitehall Rd,
AMHERST
CARPF.NTEHS NO. 13'03. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Kellogg Ave.; Stanley
Gorsocoski, R.S., Beers Plain Rd. , Northfield; Jack D. Rodwell, B.A. , 203 High St., Holyoke. LETTER CARRIERS NO. $92. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 96 Amity St.; James A. Morin, Pres., 33 Claire Ave., Florence; K. D. Mireault, R.S., South East St, STATE, CailTTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1776 (University of Mass.). 2nd Sun., Student Union Hall, at University; Paul Korpita, Pres., Main St., Sunder- land; Roland Messier, R.S., k North St., So. Hadley Falls. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1359 (University of Mass.). On Call; Henry Jacobs, Pres.; Walter Banfield, Sec,, Pratt Corner Rd,
A N D V E R
FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 16^8. Last Thurs., K. of C. Hall, Osgood St.; Robert Demers, Pres.; Arthur Keeler, Sec, Ik Memorial Circle.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FJ^D. NO. 2078 (No. Atlantic Service Ctr. ) (Inter- nal Revenue Service). 2nd Tues., Bavarian Hall, Ul Knox St.; Frank O'Riordan, Pres., Y.M.C.A.: Doris Bastian, S.T. LFTTTER CAR^EKS NO. 2986. Quarterly, On Call, Merchants Bank Bldg., Main St,; Richard Gervais, Pres., 7 Garfield St., Lawrence; Edward B. Kerwin, S.T., 19U No. Main St, OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 8-598. lith Wed,, 7.30 P.M., Community Hall, Andover St., Ballardvale; Arthur M. White, Jr., Pres., 2li Chester St., Ballardvale; Arthur Crompton, F.S., 101 Elm St., Methuen. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 137 (Tyer Rubber Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Park St,; Alfred Demers, Pres., 76 Riverdale St., Methuen; Harold C. Studd, S.T., 50 Greenfield St., Lawrence.
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TEACHERS, GREATER LAWRENCE REGIONAL FED. NO. 170? (Greater Lawrence Regional Vocational Technical High School). First Fri., h P.M., at School, 57 River
Rd. J Harold B. Geary, Jr., Pres. , 9 Gould St., Danvers; Albert Hoffman, C.S., I48 Jane Rd., Methuen.
A RLINGTON
CARFEOTERS NO. 83I. First Mon. , 1207 Mass. Ave. j Charles Paladini, Pres., 28 Elniwood St., Somerville; Harold Oulton, F.S., 5 Chalk St., Cambridge. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 2069 (Hotpoint Co.). On Call; Ernest R. Guarente, Pres., B. A., k9 Hillside Ave. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1297. First Thurs., 8.30 P.M., Where Called; Edward Reardon,
Pres., 11 Governor Rd. ; John S. Fahey, F.S., 56 Walnut St. RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AM) TECHNICAL FJIPLOYEES UNION (IND) (Mass. Institute of Technology). First V/ed. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), 6.15 P.M., K. of C. Hall, 15 Winslow St.; William B. Alexauider, Pres., l5 Manning St., Woburn; Joseph W. Souza, Sec, 6 Corwin St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, U85 Mass. Ave., Tel. 6Ii8-0222. STATE, COUNTY ^ND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 68O (Town Emp.). 2nd Tues., Robbins Memorial .Hall, 700 Mass. Ave.; Martin Flaherty, Pres., 82 Lake St.; Norman McLean, V.P., 76 Gardner St. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. I632. 2nd Wed., 3 P.M., Rm. A-2, Sr. High School, Mass. Ave.; Gerald A, Robinson, Pres., 6I Highland St., Franklin; John P. Ligor, F.S., 28 Candia St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Ruth Vaughn, Rep., h92 Summer St. TRANSIT UNION, AMAiGAl^ATED NO. llU (See Revere) ASHLAND
CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. 12151^ (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Nyanza Color & Chemical Co.).
3rd Mon., Fish & Game Club, Cordaville Rd. ; John Bagnoli, Pres., 89 High St., Milford; Rocco J. Puglisi, F.S., 6I Roberts Rd. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AlffiRICA, UNITED NO. 205 (IND) (General Electric Co., Clock and Timer Dept.). First Mon., 3.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., American Legion Bldg., kO Summer St., Tel, QQl-l^hh; Armando Mazzaro, Pres., Box 166; Alice E. Campbell, B.A.
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CARPENTERS (See Fitchburg Local No. I48 LETTER CARRIERS NO. 600. On Gall; mdiael Finn, Pres.; Robert Neuvonen, R.S.T., Main St. MUSICIANS NO. 287. On Call, 3 P.M., Home of S.T.,B.A.; Huber W. Tandy, Pres., 30 Burrill Ave., Orange; Ray H. Dumas, S.T.,B.A., 50 Stevens St. ATTLEBORO
BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 26. First Fri., Elks Hall, 18 Union St.j Robert A. Goyea, F.S.T., 520 Elm St., Mansfield; John C. Simpson, B.A., 23U East St. CARPENTERS NO. 327. On Call, First Thurs., Park Tavern, 3 Emory St.; Anthony Pistolese, Pres., 9h Ellis St.; Thomas Moselely, B.A.; Bus. Off., Il56 Washington St., Norwood, Tel. 762-2101.
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INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 80. On Call; Edward Bodinski, Pres. , 28Ii East St. J Victor Shiff, Treas., 22 Allerton St., Plymouth. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 2U6 (Buxton Box, Inc.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Railroad Ave.; Margaret Gifford, Pres., 31 Pine St.; Manuel Morreira, B.A., I38 Diman St., Fall River.
LETTER CARRIERS NO. UUl. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Civil Service Rm. , Post Office; James Murray, Pres., 31 Benefit St.; Carmine L. Roca, Sec, 29 Hodges St. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 1175 (Tool & Die Makers). First Wed., Park Tavern Hall, 3 Emory St.; Warren Brownell, Pres., 11 Darling St., Central Falls, Rhode Island; Kenneth E. Benoit, F.S., 25 Fourth St.; Bus. Off., 255^ Smith St., Providence, Rhode Island. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 1359 (Apco-Itossberg Corp.). First Fri., Park Tavern, 3 Emory St.; Richard Littleton, F.S., 835 Somerset Ave., No. Dighton; VJilfred Baillargeon, B.A., 2551 Smith St., Providence, Rhode Islsind. MUSICIANS NO. U57. First Sun., 6.3O P.M., American Legion Hall, No. Main St.; Harry A. Greene, Sec.,B.A., I6 Covell Ave., Seekonk; Edward A. Fonger, Treas., I67 No, Worcester St., Norton. PAINTERS NO. IU98. Uth Tues., 5.30 P.M., Club 900, 90 Pine St.; Arsene J. Marchand, Pres., 621 Old Central Rd. , Franklin; John E. Galvin, F.S.,Bus. Rep., 210 Pine St. PLAITHINGS, JEWELRI AND NOVELTY V/ORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union)
POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U692. On Call (Jan. , Apr. , Sept. , Nov. ), 10. 30 A.M., Internal Revenue Rm., Post Office, Park St.; Russell V. O'Neil, Pres., 150 Mendon Rd. , So, Attleboro; Joseph P, Lavallee, F.S.T., Agricultural Ave., Rehoboth. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. UlU (IND). On Call; Edward Murphy, Pres., 39 Prescott
Rd. ; Edmund V, McCracken, S.T., h Yale St. PULP, SULFITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U53 (American Sisalcraft Div. of St. Regis Paper Co,). First Sun., 9.30 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, Pleasant St.; Thomas McLear, R.S., Ik Tufts St.; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., hi Garden St., Maiden. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 583-A. 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 19 Bank St., Tel. Ca 2-2582; Antonio Araujo, Pres., h Buffum St., Pavrtucket, Rhode Island; Robert Rondeau, B.A., Sagamore Rd. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 259. First Sun., 10 A.M., Sons of Veterans Hall, So. Main St.; Alfred St, Pierre, Pres., 560 Killingly St,, Johnston, Rhode Island; Robert Burns, Treas., 59 Dunham St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 259U (Mossberg Pressed Steel Corp., Wanskuk Div.). Last Sat., k P.M., Steelworkers Hall, Central Falls, Rhode Island; Robert Couture, Pres., 13 Richardson St., Central Falls, Rhode Island; William King, F.S., lh9 George St., Fall River; Bus. Off., 100 Fountain St., Providence, Rhode Island. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. ii5U. First Sun., 9.30 A.M., 1020 Mt. Hope St., No. Attleboro; Thomas DePalma, R.S.T.,
16 Shawmut Ave., Mansfield; Percy Swanson, B.A. , I39 James St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 319 (IW) (Mass. Electric Co.). Hh Mon., Portuguese-American Hall, 65 Prairie Ave.; Albert P. Gagne, Pres., 5i Grove St.; Gary Higginbottom, Sec, 15U Main St., Lincoln, Rhode Island. AUBURN
LFTTFR CARRIERS NO. 28U8. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Mt. Auburn Hall, Washington St.; Dwight H. Bacon, Pres., 9 School St.; Norman Morin, Sec, 26 Elbridge Rd.
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RUBBER, OORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 661 (Avon Sole Co.). 2nd Tues., 3.U$ P.M., White Eagle Hall, Emerson St., Brockton; Francis J. Keams, Sec, 2073 Pleasant St., Bridgewater; Salvatore Camelio, Field Rep., 73 Tremont St., Boston.
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FIRE FIGOTERS NO. F-96 (Fort Devens). On Call, at Fire Station, McArthur Ave., Fort Devens; Robert Bigney, Pres.; Clarence E, Briggs, R.S., 18 Lawton St, GOVERNMEOT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. k (IND) (Fort Devens). Marco D'Aguanno, Pres., lU6 Hall St., Leominster. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 212U. On Call; Edward Zukowski, Pres., Rte. 2-A; P. M. Regan, R.S., 31 Pearl St. BANCROFT
PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 600 (Berkshire Tissue Mills). 2nd Tues., h P.M., Where Called; L. E. Waitt, Jr., Pres., R.F.D., Hinsdale; Evelyn Menton, F.S.T., P.O. Box 71, Lee. BARNSTABLE
CARPENTERS NO. 1331 (Barnstable County). First Wed., at Bus. Off., Rra. 1, Carpenters Bldg., Scenic Hghwy. , Buzzards Bay, Tel. 888-0892; Howard E.
Ferguson, Pres., 99 W. Yarmouth Rd. , Yarmouthport; Harry E. Drake, R.S.,
B.A., Middleboro Rd. , W. Wareham. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 13507 (Dist $0) (IND) (Buzzards Bay Gas Co.). 2nd Tues., Daniel Webster Inn, E. Ssuidwich; Raymond Aittaniemi, Pres., High St., W. Barnstable; George M. Overa, As8t.Dir,} Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel, Ca 7-3686. MUSICIANS NO. 155 (Cape Cod Assn., Hyannis). On Call (May and Nov.); Robert E.J. West, Pres.,Treas. , Pleasant St., Dennisport; James Callum, R.S., Box 135, E. Orleans. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS NO. 1827 (Cape Cod) (Hyannis). First Tues., Carpenters Hall, Rte 6, Buzzards Bay; Wolcott C. Gilmore, R.F.S., U8 Berry Ave., W, Yarmouth; Anthony J. Tedesco, B.A., Commerce Rd., Barn- stable. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED NO. U930 (Hyannis). 2nd Sat., 8,30 P.M., Chalet Restau- rant, Craigville Beach Rd. , V/. Hyannisport; Charles W. Hitchcock, Pres., Box L, Hyannis; John F. Viola, Sec, Hemlock Lane, Hyannis, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Hyannis). Louise Patrick, Rep., Main St., Cummaquid. 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,,B.A., Winslow Gray Rd,, W, Yarmouth; Ruth G, Young, R.S., 8U Pine Cone Dr., W. Yarmouth.
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TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO, 3U2 (Barre Wool Combing Co., Ltd., So, Barre). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Community House No. 2, So. Barre; Frank J, Salvo, Pres., 9 High St., So. Barre; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus, Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719.
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FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. FEDERATION OF (IND): NO, 975 (Hanscom Air Force Base). 2nd Wed., $ P.M., at Air Base; Leo L. Mercier, Pres., 11 Gail St., Chelmsford; Suzanne Eyssi, F.S.T., 58 Bellevue St., Lawrence. NO. 138ii (Professional) (Air Force Research Lab). 3rd Wed., 12 Noon, Holzman
Seminar Rm. , at Air Base; Everett F. Dagle, Pres., Goodwin Ct., Essex; Margaret D. Hill, S.T., 11 Foster St., Arlington. NO. IU27 (Security Guards, Hanscom Air Force Base). On Call, at Air Base; Amos Shamp, Pres., 35 Linwood St., Brockton; John Sousa, F.S.T. FIRE FIGHTERS NO, F-78 (Hanscom Air Force Base). On Call, Monthly, Fire Station, at Base; Ely Mistovick, Pres., 5 Harbor View Rd. , Hull; Araory E. Splaine, F.S.T,, 33 Centre St., Lexington. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. l508 (Hanscom Air Force Base). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M.J Where Called; Frank Errico, Pres., 65 Dover St., Somerville; James Pendleton, Sec, 35 Cranston St., Jamaica Plain. GOVERNMENT FMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 2393 (Electronic Systems Div.). 2nd Tues., Conac Auditorium, at Air Base; C, R, Barrett, Pres., 35 Fairraount St., Melrose; Benjamin Connolly, V.P. , 60 Exeter St,, Arlington. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. NO. 8 (IND) (Hanscom Air Force Base). 2nri Wed., 12 Noon, at Air Base; John Carney, Pres., 85 Woodside Lane, Arlington; William Coughlin, V.P. , 66 Douglas Rd. , Lowell. GOVERNlffiNT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. NO. 32 (IND) (V,A, Hospital), 3rd Wed,, V,F,W. Hall, Plain St., Lowell; James E. Donaher, Pres., 66O Princeton Blvd., Lowell; John Lally, S.T., 17 Schaffer St., Lowell; Bus, Off,, Rm, 118a, at Hospital, 200 Springs Rd., Tel, U57-7500, Ext, 508, BBLGHERTOWN
STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO, 17 (Belchertown State School), On Call, 3rd V/k. of Mo., 7 P,M,, American Legion Hall, No, Main St.; Walter Felsentreger, Pres., Green Meadow Lane, Grariby; Nellie L, Robie, Treas., R.F.D. 2, Amherst.
BELMONT
FIRE FIGHTERS, BELMONT NO. I637. On Call, 7.30 P.M., Fire Headquarters, 50 Leonard St.; Erving C. Glazier, Pres., lU Alexander Ave.; Albert R. DeParaphilis, Sec, 111 Orchard St, BEVERLY
BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. kO. First Tues., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St.; Jeremiah Creeden, R.S., 8 Ridgemere Way, Amesbury; Leroy Snow, F.S.jB.A., 11 Coffin St., Newburyport. CARPENTERS NO. 878. First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Vittori Rocci Post, Brim- ble Ave.; Edward H. Stanton, R.S., 18 Hale Park Ave.; Joseph MacComisky, B.A., 9 Shorten Aye. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO, 2ii720. 2nd Mon, , Elks Hall, 56 Cabot St.; Kenneth Warren, Pres,, 101 Ocean Ave,, Salem; Halben C. Sherman, F.S,, 2
Apple Tree Rd, , Danvers, ELKCTKECAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO, 271 (IND) (United
Shoe Machinery Corp,), 2nd Thurs. , at Bus, Off,, 1^01 Rantoul St,, Tel, 922-3UUI; Arthur F, Jorgensen, F.S,, 100 McKay St,; W. W. Burgess, Jr., B.A,, 38 Winthrop Ave.
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FEDERAL LABOR UOTON (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) LFTTTER GARRIEHS NO. 58$. Uth Mon., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St.; C. Edward Surels, Pres., h33a Cabot St.; John A. Trefiy, U.S., 582 Hale St. PAINTERS (North Shore) (See Salem Local No. 1898) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. U1^II0N OF NO. 31 (United Shoe Machinery Corp.). On Call, UOl itantoul St.; Matthew P. Femino, Pres.,S.T., kl l^illiams St.; John J. Carney, B.A. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. Ill (Beverly Public Wks. Dept.). First Tues., UOl Rantoul St.; Salvatore Petrosino, Pres., 3 Overlook Ave,; Russell K. Knight, Sec, 10 Orchard St. UTILITY V/ORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 317 (See Salem) BILLERICA
FIRE FIGHTERS NO. li;95. First Tues., Central Fire Station, Billerica Ctr.; H. Edward Valeriani, Pres., Charlesanna Lane; John Mason, Treas., Boston Rd. MINE WORKERS OF MXKLCA, UNITED NO. 12282 (Dist 50) (IND) (Johns-Manville Products Corp. of Mass.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., St. Anthony's Hall, Central St., Lowell; Ralph Wilson, Pres., 37 Sutherland St., Lowell;
V;alter E. Brown, S.T., 102 Lowell Rd. . Salem. New Hamoshire. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1677. First Hon., Where Called; Francis H. Martin, Pres., 112 Otis St., Medford; Gerard Perry, S.T., 2hb Branch St., Lowell. BOSTON
NOTE: In general, Boston Unions have Jurisdiction over cities and towns which are subvirbs 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 VJorkers) ART GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. 1181) ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 6. First Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. UlU, 120 Boylston St., Tel. U26-2072; Edward L. Dahlberg, F.S.T., 15 Fairfield St., Needham; Robert W. Deady, Bus. Mgr., 29 Mass. Ave., Danvers. ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 98 (Heat and Frost Insulators) (Navy Yard). On Call; Lovell F. Huff, Pres., 12a Timothy Ave., Everett; Carl Shemnitz, F.S.T., 700 Cummins Hghwy. , Mattapan. ATLANTIC FISHERMEN (See Fishermen's Union, Atlantic) AUTOMATIC FIRE. ALARM WORKERS (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Wkrs., Int'l. No. 232) AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS: NO. 209. 2nd Tues., Cypress Hall, ll6 Austin St., Cambridge; Francis Delaney, F.S.T., £97 Somerville Ave., Somerville; Ted Barrett, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 5I1I, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-19U8. NO. 320 (Kinney Vacuum Div., New York Air Brake Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Green St., Jamaica Plain; George Bombard, F.S.T., 1010 Court St., Brockton; Alfred Olerio, B.A. ; Bus. Off., Rm. 5U6, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La >19U8. NO. Ikh (See Waltham) AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (See Machinists and Aerospace Workers No. I898) AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORT DRIVF'FtS NO. 8ia (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN NO. 20. 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U05, Uh Bromfield St., Tel. 5U2-0970; John Laffin, F.S.T,, 16 Franklin St., Somerville; Joseph Hartnett, B.A., lU Codman St., Dorchester,
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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERT WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 20 (IND) (American Bakeries). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., Conference Rm. , at Bus. Off., Rra. 508, 120 Boylston St., Tel. h26-979S', Thomas Hantakas, F.S.T., 31 Clayboume St.,
Dorchester; Fred Cabuzzi, B.A. , 72 Paul Revere Rd., Arlington. BAKERI AND CONFECTIONERS' WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. U5 (IND) (Hebrew Bakeries). On Call, 12 Noon, at Bus. Off., Rm. 6, 1165 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Tel. 265-3200; Andrew J. D'Angelo, F.S.T. , 23 Corona St., Dor- chester; George S. Newman, B.A.., 96 Itasca St., Mattapan. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 182. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 8U8 Washington St.; Patsy Imbrogna, PTes., 5 Haley St., Roxbury; Santo DiSilvestro, F.S.T., I3I Leyden St. , E. Boston. BARTENDERS AND DINING ROOM EMPLOYEES NO. 3U. 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; John C. Hurley, S.T.,Bus. Mgr.; Charles Hannon and Orlando DiKatteo, B.A's; Bus. Off., I8U W. Canton St., Tel. 536-5615. BEVERAGE WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. 513) BILL POSTERS AND BILLERS NO, 17. Uth Wed., 11 Otis St.; Anthony Jacobs, S.T., U37 Cedar St., Dedham; Charles McLaughlin, B.A. , I607 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton. BOILERMAKERS: NO. 29. First Fri., at Bus. Off., 68 Sagamore St., Quincy, Tel. U72-8U00; Samuel J. Cirino, F.S.T.,B.A.; Edward H. F. Hancock, Bus. Mgr. NO. 30I4 (Navy Yard). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Gustaf Lindberg, Pres., 753 Broadway, Saugus; Henry A. Pace, S.T., 125 Belnel Rd., Mattapan. NO. 515 (Railroad). Last Fri., Where Called; Emile Delisle, Pres., Lakeview Ave., Tyngsboro; William E. Gauthier, F.S.T., 282 Jericho Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire. NO. 7li6. 2nd Fri., St. Mark's V.F.W. Hall, Bailey St., Dorchester; James F. Grant, Pres., U9 Savin Hill Ave,, Dorchester; John Kiley, F.S.T., 26 Oneida St., Lynn; Bus. Off., Hotel Somerset, 1^00 Commonwealth Ave., Tel. Co 6-5977. BOOKBINDERS NO. I6. First Fri., 6 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Henry J. Hasken, Pres., 21 Mt. Vernon St., Dorchester; Arthur L. Covert, R.S., 81 Marlboro St., Belmont; Bus. Off., ftn. Ii06, 29U Washington St., Tel. 51i2-1096. BOOKBINDERS NO. 56 (Bindery Women). 2nd Mon., 6 P.M., Rm. 12, 29U Washington
St.; Margaret T. Havlin, Pres. , B.A. , I66 L St., So. Boston; I'lary E. Brennan, F.S.T., U99 Columbia Rd,, Dorchester; Bus, Off,, Rm. 1^06, 2 9U Washington St., Tel, 5U2-1096, BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. I38 (Mixed). 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., ftn. lOOU, 120 Boylston St., Tel. 5U2-1287; Warren Dal to, Pres., 62 Cook Ave., Chelsea; Anthony J, Dell'Anno, F.S.T.,B.A. , 25 Lowden Ave., Somerville. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. 291 (Cut Sole). Last Thurs., 5.15 P.M., Y.M.C.A, South Station; George Cantone, F.S.T., 27 Vane St., Revere; Bradford Hamilton, B.A., 9 Perham St,, W, Roxbury, BOSTON CITY EMPLOYEES UNION, UNITED (See Building Service Employees No, 285) BOSTON PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Emp. No, Uii5) 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., at Bus. Off., Rra. 3, 1117 Columbus Ave,, Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-OU75; George A. Driscoll, Pres., 227 Salem St., Medford; Thomas E. Owens, B.A., I6 Cranmore Rd, , Hyde Park. BRICKLAYERS NO. 3. Thurs,, K, of C. Hall, m55 Tremont St,, Roxbury; Roland A. Scopa, F.S., 5 Antrim St., E. Boston; Alfred DiRLenzo, B.A., 59 North Ave,, Revere; Bus, Off,, 217a Albany St,, Tel, U26-6II7.
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BROADCAST TECHNICIANS, RADIO AND TV (See Electrical Workers No. 1228) BUILDING EMPLOYEFS INDEPENDENT UNION (Gorin Leeder Management Corp.). On Call, 333 Washington St.; Edward O'Neill, Pres., Apt. 15, 13 Castle Sq. Ct.; Nicholas Giarrattani, R.S., 31 Mt. Pleasant St., Somerville. BUILDING LABORERS AND HOD CARRIERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L.: NOTE: Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep., Rm. 728, 29U Washington St., Tel. 5U2-9166. NO. 86 (Window Cleaners). 3rd Wed., 5 P.M., 29h Washington St.; Paul Vietze, Pres., 56 Wenham St., Jamaica Plain; William Love, F.S.T.,B.A., 53 Warren St., Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 207, 207 Essex St., Tel. U26-6395. NO. Ili3 (Individual Window Cleaners). 2nd Wed., 6.30 P.M., Smith House, Memorial Dr., Cambridge; Arthur Constant, Pres., 27 Trident Ave., Winthropj Louis J. Gainer, F.S., 22 Warren Rd., Waban. NO. 25U. 3rd Wed., Hotel Bradford, 275 Treraont St.; Harold Southerland, Pres., 5l Sheppard Ave., E. Braintree; Edward T. Sullivan, S.T.,B.A., U2 Longmeadow Rd., Belmont; Bus. Off., 226 Tremont St., Tel. Hu 2-61U8. NO, 285 (United City of Boston &np. Union). 3rd Sun., 3.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Thomas J. Kennedy, Pres.; Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., S.T,; Bus. Off., Rra. 728, 29U Washington St., Tel. 5U2-8196. NO. 373 (General Building Service). On Call, Maintenance Dept., Roosevelt Towers, Cambridge; M. Leo Coughlin, Pres., P.O. Box 275, Bryantville; Albert W. Wythe. F.S.T.,B.A., 52 Calumet St., Roxbury. NO. 38U (Public Works and M.D.C.). 3rd Thurs., 8.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 728, 29U Washington St., Tel. 5^2-9166; George E. McCormack, Pres., 7 '
Silver St., Taunton; John A . Donovan, S.T., 97 Larch Rd, , Wenham. NO. 385 (Public School Custodians). First Sat., Rm. 12, 2 9U Washington St.; James Porter, Pres., 701 Bennington St., E, Boston; John F, Muldoon, S.T., 65 Neponset Ave., Dorchester, NO. 398 (Adm. Guild of the Boston School Systan) (Clerks and Secretaries). Uth Mon. (Sept. to June), 5 P.M, , Congregational House, Rm. 500, lU Beacon St.; Stella S. Owens, Pres., 6 Whittier PI.; Mildred E. Francis, Treas,, 9 Castleton St., Jamaica Plain; Bus. Off., 15 Beacon St., Tel. Ca 7-5500, Ext. 28U. NO. UlO (See Revere)
NO. 509 (Boston Social Workers Guild). 2nd Tues. , 7 P.M., Oak Rm., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Julius Rommell, Pres., 53 Manchester Rd., Brook-
line; Anita G. Hach, S.T., 7 Clarendon Rd. , Belmont. NO. 5l6 (Guard and Security Emp. Union). On Call; Frank E. Ryan, Pres,, B. A.,
16 Hayes St., Lynn; Henry E. Crawford, F.S.T. , UU Eldridge Rd. , Jamaica Plain; Bus. Off., Rm. 309, 38 Chauncy St., Tel, 5U2-80l;7. CABLE SPLICERS (See Electrical Workers No. 103 and Telephone Workers Int'l. No. 25) CARIff.N, RAILWAY (See Railway Carmen) CARMEN'S UNION, BOSTON (See Transit Union, Amalgamated No. 589) CARPENTERS: NO, 33. 2nd and Last Wed,, at Bus. Off,, Rm, 329, 25 Huntington Ave,, Tel. 536-U227; John B. Gioia, F.S.; Clifford S, Bennett, B,A. NO. I4O. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 100 Hano St., Allston, Tels. 25U-1961 and 25U-53U2; Robert J. Stevenson, Pres.,B.A., 720 Lincoln St., Waltham; Carl T, Soderquist, F,S,, 236 Allen Rd, , Pinehurst, NO, 51. First and 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 326, 25 Huntington Ave., Tel. Ke 6-9U75; Andrew A. Arcadipane, Pres., li^ So. Main St., Winthrop; Mario Natale, F.S,,Bus. Rep,, 235 East Eagle St,, E, Boston.
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CARPENTERS - Concl'd.: NO. 56 (Pile Driving, Wharf and Bridge Work) (Welders and Divers). 2nd and Last Men., at Bus. Off., Km. lU, 100 Hano St., Allston, Tel. 782-5006; Robert C. Howe, F.S.,B.A., 2U0 Parkway, Chelsea; Louis Moore, B.A., k Sunnyside Ave., Everett, NO. 67. 2nd and Last Fri., at Bus. Off., i;th Fl., 80 Summer St., Tel. i;23-0190; Thomas V. Burke, Pres. ,B.A., 65 Turner Rd., Scituatej Walter Ross, Jr., F.S., 50 Vale St., Roxbury. NO. 157 (Hebrew). 2nd Tues., 1175 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester; Louis Obelsky, Pres., 38 Mascot St., Dorchester; Murray Silverman, F.S.T., 181 Winslow Rd., Waban. NO. 218. Wed., at Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 80 Summer St., Tel. 5U2-2U88; William D. Butts, Pres., B. A.; Joseph Hudson, F.S. NO. 1121 (Millwrights). First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 100 Hano St., Allston, Tel. 265-8505; John F. Murphy, R.S., 218 Cross St., Stoughton; Edwin T. Casey, B.A., 15 Oak St., Stoneham. NO. 2168 (Resilient Floor Layers). First Wed., 6. 30 P.M., Hibernian Hall, I8U Dudley St., Roxbury; Francis A. Mackenzie, F.S., 55 Montrose Ave., Wakefield; Frederick 0. Dickey, B.A., 17 Fairview Ave., Watertown. NO. 3126. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., lith Fl., 80 Summer St., Tel. U26-073U; Joseph L. McCarthy, Pres. ,S.T.; William Lucia, R.S. CATERING EMPLOYEES (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 277) CEMENT MASONS AND ASPHALT LAYERS NO. 53U. Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 310, 161 Mass. Ave., Tel. 536-1919; John H. Walsh, F.S.T., 2 Pine Ridge Rd., Stoneham; Charles F. Spillane, Bus. Rep., 19 Howitt Rd., VJ, Roxbury. CFMETFRY AND GREENHOUSE LABORERS NO. 1285. First Wed., Pythian Hall, Salem St., Maiden; John J. Loughlin, Pres., SS Lexington St., Everett; Paul R. Peloquin, Jr., R.S.T., 15 Sargent St., Maiden. CEIffiTERY WORKERS NO. 8-li;09 (Forest Hills Cemetery). First Tues. (Mar., June, July, Sept., Dec), U»30 P.M., at Canetery, 95 Forest Ave., Jamaica Plain; Charles Adams, Pres., 25 Bullard Rd., Dedham; David Abrams, B.A., 9 Park Vale 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. I83) CLERKS (See Railway and Steamship QLerks; Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unions) aOTHirC WORKERS, AMALGAMATED: NOTE: All locals (except 579-A) meet at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 85 Essex St., Tel. Ha 6-8123; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr., 128 Lynn Fells Pkwy., Saugus.
NO. 1 (Coat Makers). On Call, First Mon. ; Harry Khozozian, Ch., 10 Kondazian St., Watertown; Nicholas Magliano and Al Ferullo, B.A's. NO. 102 (Coat Makers) (Italian). On Call, 5.30 P.M.; Alphonse Zafarana, Ch., 390 Upham St., Melrose; Nicholas Magliano and Al Ferullo, B.A's. NO. 1U9 (Coat Makers) (Lithuanian). On Call, Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Frank Romskas, Ch., 258 W. Broadway, So. Boston; Al Ferullo, B.A., 121 Auburn St., Medford. NO. 171 (Pressers). On Call, 5.30 P.M.; Anthony Giannelli, Ch. , 190 Salem St.; Al Ferullo, B.A., 121 Auburn St., Medford. NO. 173 (Pants Makers). On Call, Mon., 5.30 P.M.; Antonio Ralph Saraceni, Ch., 6 Egerton Rd., Arlington; Al Ferullo and Sam Tancreto, B.A's. NO. 181 (Cutters, Trimmers and Cloth Shrinkers). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M.; Basilic Lanzilli, Pres., 568 Winthrop St., Medford; John J. Cheverie, Bus. Mgr., m22 River St., Hyde Park. NO. 183 (Cleaners and Dyers). On Call; Alfred Hayes, Ch., 32 Academy Gt., Roxbury; Sam Beshwaty, B.A., 6 Oak PI.
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CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED - Concl'd. NO. 267 (Sheepskin Coat Makers). On Call, Mon., 5.30 P.M.; Paschal Lanza, Ch., 11 Foster St.; Sam Beshwaty, B.A., 6 Oak PI. NO. 273 (Sheepskin Sportswear). On Call; Leah Valtz, Ch., 150 Timson St., E. Lynn; Sam Beshwaty, B.A., 6 Oak PI. NO. 335 (Bushelmen). On Call, Thurs. , 6 P.M.; Thomas DiMilla, Ch. , 2 Lawrence St., Medford; Nicholas Magliano, B.A., l5i; Hillside Ave., Arlington. NO. 579 (Retail Employees Union). First Tues., 6. 30 P.M.; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr., 126 Lynn Fells Pkwy. , Saugus; Nicholas i'4agliano, B.A. , 15U Hillside
Ave. , Arlington. NO. 579-A (N.E, Retail Clothing Salespeople) (Bonwit Teller, Inc.). On Call, Bi-monthly, Hotel Lenox, 6I Exeter St.; Susan McDaid, Pres.j Emanuele Vitale, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-666O. COAL AND FUEL 01]^ TEA11STERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, VJarehousemen and Helpers No. 68) COMMERCIAL TELFGRAPHERS (See Telegraphers, Commercial No. U)
COMI'^UNI CATION EI-ffLOYEES, TRAJJSPORTATION (See Transportation-Communication Emp. ) COMIWNI CATIONS WORKERS OF AJ1EHICA: NO. 1051 (American Tel. k Tel. Co.). 2nd Tues. (Feb., May, Nov.), 6.3O P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tranont St.; Delmer L. Plumley, Pres., 9lU Shirley St., Winthrop; Charles J. Oilman, S.T., 83 Keystone St., W. Koxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 906, 88 Broad St., Tel. Li 2-6660. NO. 1301 (Telephone Directory Salesmen) (N.E. Tel. k Tel. Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 3I4I Washington St., Newton Corner; Albert Gifford, Pres.; Richard P. Legeman, S.T., Anawan St., R.F.D. 2, Rehoboth. NO. 1302 (Telephone Directory Workers) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). On Call, Bi- monthly; Barbara Marcou, Fl-es., 121 Atlantic St., Quincy; Antonetta Antidormi, Treas., %h No. Margin St. NO. 1371 (Hampden Automotive Mfg. Corp.). On Call (Mar. and Sept.), 1 P.M., Hibernian Hall, I8U Dudley St., Roxbury; Joseph Vaughn, Pres., 210 Humbolt Ave,, Dorchester; Joseph Volpe, Int'l. Rep., l5 Court Sq. NO. 1395 (See Watertown) CONDUCrORS AND BRAKEMEN, RAILV/AI (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen) CONFECTIONERY WORKERS (See Bakery and Confectionery Woricers) CONSTRUCTION AITO GEI^RAL LABORERS (See Laborers' Int'l. Union of No. America No. 22) COOKS AND PASTRY COOKS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 186) COPPERSMITHS NO. 500 (Navy Yard). 2nd Tues., 12 Noon, Bldg. 195 Conference Rm., Navy Yard; Ernest E. Patterson, Pres., lOl; Thorndike St., Arlington; Robert Mils, F.S.T., 81 Capen St., Dorchester. CREAMERY WORKERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 38O) CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. 385) CUSTOMS SERVICE ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL (Mass. State Branch) (liffi). On Call, Quarterly, 6 P.M., Appraisers Stores, Atlantic Ave.; James F. Fitzpatrick,
Pres.; William J. Mulcahy, Treas. , 10 Van Winkle St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Custom House, India St., Tel. Ca 3-6605. DAIRY VroRKF.RS, ALLIED (IND) (H.P. Hood Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., Hotel Madi- son, North Station; Christopher Hayes, Pres., l62 W. Canton St.; Thomas Condry, R.S., 121 Glenellen Rd., W. Roxbury. DEPARTIffiNT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 8U6 (IND) (R.H. Stearns Co.) (Boston Store). First Thurs., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 606, 650 Beacon St., Tel. 266-293U; Alma Risso, Pres., 253 Hanover St.; Mary Bertolami, S.T.,B.A., 5 Andria Rd. Mattapan. DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES (See also Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unions)
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DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO, 2lLi32 (Newspaper V/riters, Reporters and Editorial Wkrs.) (The Hearst Corp.). On Call, Quarterly, Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Arthur F. Sullivan, Pres., 53 Wiley Rd., Maiden; Thomas F. Sullivan, F.S.T., 2k Audubon Ave,, E, Braintree. NO. 22179 (Star Brush Itfg, Co., Inc.). UthThurs,, 5.20 P.M,, Settlement House, UB Rutland St.; Mary Sabatino, Pres., 12 Bailey St., Dorchester; Margaret Nee, S.T., ll5 W. Seventh St., So. Boston. NO. 23987 (Compressed Steel Shafting Co.), First Mon., 5 P.M., I. & A. Club, IU38 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; William Dunn, Pres., 7U2 River St., Matta- pan; Frank G. DiPietro, F.S.T., 1533 River St., Hyde Park. DISTILLERY, RECTIFYING, WINE AND ALLIED WORKERS (See Braintree) 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 Workers Wo. 8-8) DRY CLEANING AND DYE HOUSE WORKFilS (See Laundry and Dry Cleaning Int'l. Union) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 207 (Armstrong Daily, Inc.). On Call, Hotel Madison, North Station; Frank R. Torres, Pres., 30 Sparkill St., Watertown; Norman Busnach, F.S., 70 Rogers Ave., Soraerville. NO. 217 (National Pneumatic Co., Inc., Holtzer-Cabot Div,). 2nd Tues., h P.M., at Bus, Off., 89 Amory St., Jamaica Plain, Tel, Ja U-7000; Harry Goober, Pres., 117 Harvard St.^ I-Ialden; Margaret Cameron, S.T., k37 King St., Franklin. NO. 232 (Automatic Fire Alarm Co.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 201, Ul Tremont St.; Richard Lyons, F.S.T., Iii5 Trenton St., E. Boston; Joseph Duggan, B.A.
NO, 23U (Greater Boston) (Amalgamated). Last Tues, ( Jan., Apr. , June, Oct.), 116 Austin St,, Cambridge; Paul T. O'Leary, Pres.,B.A., 100 Armandine St.,
Dorchester; Leonard A. Gates, F.S.T. , 9k Summer St,, Somerville; Bus, Off,, Rm. 200, kl Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-kOk7. NO. 27U (See Walthara) NO, 275. 3rd Wed., 6,30 P.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. 200, Ul Tremont St., Tel,
Ca 7-UOU7; Peter Kelley, Pres., 63 Lakewood Rd. , So. Weymouth; Joseph Duggan, B.A, NO, 279 (Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co., Hyde Park Works). 2nd Tues. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), k P.M., Italian-American Citizens Club, lIi3U Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; William Quinn, Pres., 65 High St., Canton; Salvatore M. Giorgio, S.T., 6U Fleming St., E. Dedham. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MAOIINE WORKERS OF AlffiRICA, UNITED NO. 262 (IND) (Amalga- mated). Quarterly, Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus, Off,, 538 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Tel. An 8-U982; William J. McCarthy, Pres., 26 Delia Walker Ave., So, Weymouth; Arthur R, Hannigan, Bus. Mgr., 259 Edenfield Ave., Watertown. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHEfflOOD OF: NO, 103 (Wiremen). 2nd and Uth Wed., B.C. High School, 150 Morrissey Blvd., Dorchester; John V. O'Brien, Bus. Mgr.; Donn J. Berry, Everett H. Warren and John Horan, B.A's; Bus. Off., 626 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Tel. 268-8700. NO, lOU (Outside Electrical Wkrs., Linemen, Operators and Generating Operators). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Mission Hill Post 327, l6l7 Tremont St., Roxbury; Joseph P, Lonergan, Pres., 22 Noyes St., Avon; Paul A. Loughran, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., Box 363, Ocean Bluff; Bus. Off., Rm. 502, IIO8 Boylston St., Tel. Co 7-1091. NO. 335 (B & A Railroad). 3rd Wed., Columbus Hall, Winter St., Framingham; Raymond J, Yokell, Pres., 292 Lincoln St., Allston; Raymer T. Rennie, S.T., kbl Lake Ave,, Worcester.
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BOSTON - Cont'd.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF - Concl'd,: NO. 67U (B & M Corp.). First FrL., 6 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; John J. Doherty, Pres. , 15 Linden-Thomas, Randolph; Robert F. Salter, R.S., 25 Linden Ave., Beverly. NO. 717 (M.B.T.A.). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., Everett Shops, 80 Broadway, Everett; Janes W. Driscoll, Treas., 776 East Uth St., So. Boston; Thomas Holland, Jr., Bus. Hgr., l5a Martin St., Medford. NO. 791 (NY NH Railroad). First Thurs., 7 P.M., I.M. C.A., South Station; Francis X. Seeberger, F.S., 36I Winter St., Norwood; A. J. DeRitis, Gen.
Ch. , I92U Haight Ave., Bronx, New York. NO. 1228 (Radio and TV Broadcast Technicians). First Wk. ftonthly (alt. days), Ramada Inn, Soldiers Field Rd., Allston; Edward Collins, Pres., 230 Rich-
land Rd., Norwood; James J. McCurdy, Bus. Mgr. , 1662 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton; Bus. Off., 353 Washington St., Brighton, Tel. Al U-U900. NO. BA-I268 (Frank W. Morse Co.). 3rd Tues., h P.M., Stuart's Restaurant, 35U Congress St.; Agnes Gibson, Pres., 2U Pomeroy St., Allston; Eleanor L.
DiBiasi, R.S.,B.A. , 109 Faneuil St., Brighton. NO. B-128U (Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.). 3rd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Peter Gangemi, Pres., lii Erickson St., I'falden; Donna Kempton, F.S., 20 Pleasant St., Franklin. NO. Ili52. Wed of Last Full Wk., Hotel Madison, North Station; John Timbone, R.S., 111 First St., Saugus; Alfred J. Martin, Bus. Mgr., 152 Trapelo Rd., Waltham. NO. l^hh (Electronics Local) (Navy Yard). 2nd Wed., G.A.R. Hall, Green St., Charlestown; Adam M. Vanyo, Pres., U9 Harvard St., Winchester; Francis A. Buote, F.S., kh Emery St., Medford. ELEOTROTYPERS NO. 11. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U09, 120 Boylston St.; Charles J. Reil, Sr., Pres., I30 Hampden Circle, Wollaston; Alvaro Martins, Treas., 86 Newport St., Arlington. 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. 31U, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Hu 2-6783. ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION, INC., MASS. STATE (See Massachusetts State Engineers Assn., Inc.) ENGINEERS, HOISTING AND PORTABLE NO. U. First and 3rd Wed., Florian Hall, 55 Hallet St., Dorchester; Rocco Alberto, Pres., II8 Juniper Ridge Rd., V/est- wood; Walter J. Ryan, Bus. Mgr,; Charles A. Bucci, John R. Bums, Clement F. Cronin, Charles DeRosa, Joseph S. Grande and Alcide G. Morrell, B.A's; Bus. Off., 280 Lincoln St., Allston, Tel. 25U-0900. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE (IND): NO. 61 (B & M Corp.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Concord Rm., Hotel Madison, North Station; John G. Wheeler, Ch. Eng., 135 Woerd Ave., Waltham; Raymond C. Amo, S.T., 12li Pine St., Wobum. NO. 312 (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. NO. U39. l;th Sun., 10 A.M., Eagles Hall, Mt. Auburn St., Watertown; John R. Blackburn, Pres., 53 Columbia St., V/atertown; George E. Hunger, R.S.T., 125 Second St., Framingham. ENGINEERS, liASS. DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS (See State, County and Municipal Erap. No, 780) ENGINEERS, OPERATING: NO. k (See Engineers, Hoisting and Portable) NO. 62 (Navy Yard). Last Fri., Lithuanian Club, 368 W. Broadway, So. Boston; Marvin P. Shotwell, Pres., 302 Fuller St., Dorchester; Robert 0. Grondin, F.S., 111 Arborway Dr., Braintree.
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ENGINEERS, OPERATING - Concl'd. NO. 8h9, 8U9a and 8U9b (See Northeastern Mass. District Local No. 877 in Concord) FNGII^IEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) ESSO WORKERS UNION, INC. (IITO) (Humble Oil & Refining Co., Northeastern Esso Region). On Call, Quarterly, 10 A.M., Sheraton Plaza Hotel, Copley Sq. Peter A. Golden, Ch., 16 Sunset Ave., Cochituate; Francis P. O'Donnell, R.F.S., 21 Health Ave., Providence, Ehode Island. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FED. NO. 25 (IND) (U.S. Coast Guard Base). 2nd Thurs., 11.30 A.M., Community Rm. , at Base, i;27 Commercial St.j Joseph Dedio, Acting Pres., 7 Medford St., Beverly; Kathleen O'Sullivan, S.T., 3I Mall St., Lynn. FEDFJIAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FED. NO. 978 (IND) (V.A. Hospital, W. Roxbury). On Call; Donald A. Gaudette, Acting Pres., 57 Vernon St., Worcester; George Hoogasian, S.T., 3 Weld St., Westboro. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE ALARM WORKERS, AUTOMATIC (See Electrical, Radio and I-lachine Wkrs., Int'l. No. 232) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. S-2 (Mass. Port Authority, Logan Int'l. Airport). 2nd Wed.,
Security Bldg., So. Bulkhead Rd. , at Airport, E. Boston; Charles T. Arena, Pres., 2U Range Heights Rd., Lynn; Paul W. Thibodeau, S.T., 20U Falcon St., E. Boston, FIR^ FIGHTERS NO. 7I8. 3rd Thurs., Florian Hall, 55 Hallett St., Dorchester; Joseph H. Hardiman, Pres., iiO Robinson St., Dorchester; George F. Lee, R.S., 3U Sydney St., Dorchester, FIREMEN MD EI«INEMEN, LOGOI'IOTIVE: NO. 57 (fW NH). 3rd Sun., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; C. D. Marks, Pres., 122)4 Boylston St., Newton; Joseph A. Ridge, F.S., Local Ch., 6IO E. Second St., So. Boston. NO. 719 (B &: A Pilgrim Lodge). First Vied., Machinists Hall, 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton; J. E. Bailey, R.F.S., 1262 Central Ave., Needham; L. V.
King, Local Ch. , 15 Proctor St., Newtonville. NO. 785 (B & M Corp.). First Wed., 8. 30 P.M., Rm. 215, 69 Canal St.; Samuel S. Foss, Jr., Pres., 20 Bates St., Danvers; George J. Willard, F.S., 3i;
Northern Ave. , Lynn, FIREMEN AND OILERS, STATIONARY: NO. 3. Uth Wed., Hibernian Hall, I8U Dudley St., Roxbury; Joseph P. McNamara, Pres., Bus, Rep,; John J. McNamara, R.S.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 32, hS Bromfield St., Tel. U82-867O. NO. 3U7 (B & A Railroad). On Call; R. J. Roma, Pres., 59 Aldie St., Allston; Albert A. McDonald, S.T., 3I Marion St., Natick.
NO. U02 (NY NH Railroad). 2nd Tliurs., 5 P.M., Y.H. C.A. , South Station; Frederick Caruso, Pres., lU Upland Rd., Everett; Andrew E, Kelton, Sr. F,S,, 275 Central St,- Jamaica Plain. NO. 9UI (B & M Terminal). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., 32 City Sq. Charlestown; Eugene LeBlanc, Pres., 66 Pearl St., Somerville; Joseph J. Souza, F.S.T., 3U Gorham St,, W. Somerville, FISHERMEN'S UNION, ATLANTIC. On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., Hm. 5, Common- wealth Pier-East, Northern Ave., Tel. U82-[ii|68; James D. Ackert, Pres., 26
Waverly St., Brighton; Patrick Greene, V.P. , 30 Doris St., Dorchester. FLIGHT ENGINEERS, INT'L. A^SN. (Trans World Air Lines) (TWA Chapter) (Boston Council). On Call, Pbnthly, Logan Motel, Logan Int'l. Airport, E. Boston;
Phillip Solomon, Ch., 11 Vineyard Rd. , Newton Ctr,; R. J. Connelly, S.T., 23 Parklawn Rd., W. Roxbury.
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FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF N.E., ASSOCIATED NO. l58 (IND) (A 6t P Tea Co.). 2nd Tues.,
8.30 P.M., John McKeon Post, i; Hilltop St., Dorchester; Cnarles T. Hubbard,
Pres., 3^5 Charles St., Braintree; Gustave Ericson, B./.., lOU Eldridge St., Newton. 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.). Uth Tues., 5.30 P.iM., at Bus. Off., Rm. UOl, 6I9 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-2SU5j Harry Douglas, F.S., 23' Calder St., Dorchester; Samuel Ostroff, B.^'., 56 Norman Rd,, Brockton. FURNITURE WORKERS OF METROPOLITAN BOSTON, ALLIED NO. I36. Quarterly, First Wed., Hotel Madison, North Station; Peter Dellascio, F.S.T., 6llx Dorchester Ave., So. Boston; Daniel F. Downey, B.A., 37 Maplewood Ave., Methuen. FURNITURE WORKERS NO. I36-B (Wood Workers). Quarterly, 3rd Thurc, at Bus. Off., Rm. 232, 29I1 Vlashington St., Tel. Hu 2-39UO; George Parsons, Pres.; Francis O'Connor, Int'l. Hep., kO Lothrop St., Newtonville. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES: NOTE: All locals meet at Union Headquarters, 33 Harrison Ave., Tel. Ha 6-935U. NO. 12 (Skirt, Dress and Cloak Pressers). 2nd Wed., $.30 P.M.; Max Kramer,
Ch. ; Saul Wallace, B.A. NO. 2U (Waterproof Garments). First Mon., 6 P.M.; Mary Phillips, Sec, 121 Sagamore Ave,, Chelsea; Henry J. Brides, Mgr., 11 Hillcrest Ave., Brockton. NO. 33 (^kirt Makers). 2nd Mon., 5 P.M.; Josephine Connors, Ch.; Salvatore Mancuso, B.A. NO. Ii6 (Dress, Skirt and Waist Makers). First Tues., 5 P.M.; Edith Butt, Ch.j Saul Wallace, B.A. NO. $6 (Cloakmakers). Uth Mon., 5 P.M.; Philip Gershman, Ch.; Milton Kaplan, B.A.
NO. 73 (Cutters). 2nd Tues., 5.30 P.M.; Samuel Goldberg, Ch. ; Milton Kaplan, B.A.
NO. 80 (Cloak and Dresr-makers) (Italian). Last Fri. , 5 P.M.; Peter Scola, Ch.; Salvatore I4ancuso, B,P, NO. 229 (Cotton Dress and Underwear Wkrs.). First Tues., 6 P.M.; Josephine Zona, Sec, lii6 W. Adams St., W. Soraerville; Elliot Klitzman, B.A., 327 West St., Hyde Park. NO. 301 (Sportswear, Coat and Dress Designers). Uth Thurs., 5.30 P.M.; Mario Venditelli, Ch. ; Milton Kaplan, B.A. NO. 359 (Embroiderers, Pleaters and Tuckers). 3rd Wed., 6 P.M.; Mamie Jtirray, Sec, 10 Greenhayes St., Roxbury; James Rizzuto, B.A., 21 Waite St., Maiden.
NO. 55U (Shippers and Packers). 2nd Mon., 6 P.M.; Richard Chase, Ch. ; Leo Karesky, B.A. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WOPKERS NO. 12003 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Boston Gas Co.). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, I4.OO Arborway, Jamaica Plain; Anthony DeCristoforo, R.S., 376 Lovell St., E. Boston; George Coulter, Edmund D. Hester, M. John Moxley and John F. Walsh, B.A's; 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; George E. Barron, Pres., 38 Rosa St., Hyde Park; Raymond E. Mackey, S.T., 2k Elm St., Dedham. GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS NO. 100 (Brockway Glass, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 7.U5 P.M., Italian-American Citizens Club, lU3i; Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; Elliot A. Young, Jr., Pres., k2 Bruce Rd., Bellingham; Alice G. Browne, R.S., 27 Radcliffe Rd., Mattapan. GLASSVroRKERS, ART (See Painters No. II8I) GLAZIERS AND GLASSWORKF.RS NO. lOUU. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 7I8 Huntington Ave., Tel. Be 2-6023; John Duval, Pres., 27 Beacon Pk., Watertown; P. J. Bocanfuso, Treas.,B.A. , 23 Newcroft Circle, Mattapan.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF: NO. 38 (Immigration and Naturalization Service). On Call, Monthly, U.l5 P.M., Library, J.F. Kennedy Bldg., Govt. Otr., Cambridge St.; Adeline Connelly, Pres., $09 Park Dr.; Etta Roslyne Taylor, S.T., 105 Florence St., Everett. NO. 82 (Navy Yard). First Thurs., 12.30 P.M., Navy Yard; Earl Curtin, Pres., Beers Ave., R.F.D., Norwell; Joseph J. Cochran, F.S.T., 21 iNinslow Rd., Squantum. NO. 72I1 (Power Plant, Navy Yard). On Call; James Carlin, Pres., 2368 Mystic Valley Pkwy. , Medford; Frederick C. MacDonald, S.T., 118 Eastern Ave., Wobum. NO. 829 (Dept. of Agriculture). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., A Bldg., 130 Nevmiarket Sq., Tel. Hi 5-8986; Edward J. Walsh, Pres., 3 Weston St., Lexington; William H, Cummings, Treas. , 275 Prospect Ave., Revere. NO. 9hQ (U.S. Dept. of Labor, N.E. Area). 3rd Wed., 11. 30 A.M., 17th Fl. Conference Rm. , J.F. Kennedy Bldg., Govt. Ctr., Cambridge St.; William J.
Smith, Pres., 12 Woodman Rd, , Worcester; Adeline Chamess, R.S.T., 89 Dorcar Rd., Newton Ctr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1703, J.F. Kennedy Blag,, Govt. Ctr., Cambridge St., Tel. 223-678U. NO. 1026 (First U.S. Civil Service Region). On Call, 5 P.M., J.F. Kennedy Bldg., Govt. Ctr., Cambridge St,; Thomas J. Driscoll, Pres., 5 Second St., Wobum; Philip Klein, Treas., 35 Washington St., Dorchester. NO. 1088 (Navy Yard). 3rd Fri., 3.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Shop 56, Navy Yard, Tel. Ch 2-lUOO, Ext. 63U; John S. Gannon, Pres., B. A., 2ii Nahant Ave., Dor- chester; Arthur F. Coffey, S.T., 8 Hamilton St., Dorchester. NO. 1235 (Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare). On Call, Km. 127, J.F. Kennedy Bldg., Govt. Ctr., Cambridge St.; Anthony Chiota, Pres., 19 Brahms St., Roslindale; Kathleen Rehs, F.S.T., k9 Avondale St., Dorchester. NO. 1900 (U.S. Army Base). 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., 675 American Legion Hghwy., Roslindale; Charles Thorn, Pres., 9 Capital St., W. Roxbury; Frank Liehtner, R.S.T., Box 22U, Walpole. NO. 1906 (Boston Procurement Dist,, Army Base). On Call; Arthur Rose, Pres., 3 Rodgers Circle, No. Reading; Wilbur Hager, Treas., UOO Andover St., Lawrence. NO. 2073 (Small Business Admin., Northeastern Area). On Call (May and Dec), 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2113, J.F. Kennedy Bldg., Govt. Ctr., Cambridge St., Tel. 223-3215; Thomas J. Horan, Pres., U26 Indian Head St., Hanson; Richard J. Hartin, S.T., 15 30 Columbia Hd. , So. Boston. NO. 21i;3 (v./. Hospital, Jamaica Plain). On Call, at Hospital, 150 So. Huntington Ave., Jamaica Plain; Nelson Hunt, Pres., 87 Kinnara St., Cam- bridge; Milton P. Hagens, S.T., I3 Woodlawn Rd., Randolph. NO. 2378 (v. A. Outpatient Clinic). 2nd Tues., 12 Noon, at Clinic, 17 Court St.; Mary G.S, Hyan, Pres., l5 Victory Rd, , Dorchester; Mary L, Ryan, S,T,, 57 Ninigret Ave., E. Falmouth. NO. 2U05 (U.S. Food & Drug Admin., Boston Dist.). On Call, Quarterly, 5 P.M., 585 Commercial St.; Edward J. Scahill, Jr., Pres., 190 Liberty St., Quincy; Edward J. Skolnick, S.T., 81 Range Ave., Lynn. NO, 2iil6 (U,S, Quarantine Station, Logan Airport). On Call; John A. Mitchell, Pres.; Guy E. Foster, Acting S.T., 20 Ashcroft Rd., Melrose. NO. 2U9I (Poultry Inspectors). On Call, Home of R.S.T.; Edward Young, Pres., Box 13, Cordaville; Richard Kawadler, R.S.T., 2U McAuliffe Rd. , Randolph. NO. 253U (Social Security Admin.). Quarterly, Last Thurs., Howard Johnson's, Mass, Ave.; Daniel Saunders, Pres,, 23 Havana St,, Roslindale; Janice Cradock, S.T., I6I Glenway St., Dorchester. NO. 2551 (Defense Contract Audit Agency, Boston Region). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., 3rd Fl., U95 Summer St.; James A. Reed, Jr., Pres., U8 Phillips St., Salan; J. F. Perry, Treas., 73 Central Dr., Stoughton.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND): NOTE: Bus. Off., 285 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, lei. 266-5002. Indian NO. 1 (Navy lard). On Call, at Bus, Off . j George Buswell, Pres. , 53 Lane, Canton; Joseph Feillon, Treas,, 25 Mountain Ave., Revere. NO. 9 (U.S. Coast Guard Base Industrial Section). On Call, at Base, Commer- cial St.; Michael Walsh, Pres., 5 Dorothy Ave., ho. Wilmington; James Campbell, V.P., 509 Park Dr. NO. 18 (General Services Admin.). On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., Federal B]dg., Post Office Sq. ; Peter Karsis, Pres., 28 Sigourney St., Lynn; John Doherty, S.T., U58 Lowell St., Peabody. NO. 21 (Boston Army Base). Thurs., 1 P.M., Army Base, Bldg. ^h, 666 Summer St.; Meric Pesanelli, Pres.,B.A., 2k Cole St., Kingston; Vincent J. Fantasia, R.S.T., 192 I St., So. Boston. NO. 26 (V.A. Hospital, Jamaica Plain). On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., V.A. Hospital, Km. A1-U2, l50 So. Huntington Ave., Jamaica Plain, Tel. Be 2-9500, Ext. U23; Walter King, Pres., 1 Hilltop St., Dorchester; Frederick Ingerson, S.T., II8 Appleton St. NO. 30 (Internal Revenue Service). Peter Panteluk, Pres., lOU School St., Watertown; Edmund Coan, S.T., 38 Golden Ball Kd. , Weston. NO. 55 (Postal Supervisors). On Call, at Bus. Off., 285 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Tel. 268-5002; Timothy J. O'Neil, Pres., U8 Clement Terrace, Quincy; Paul L, O'Brien, F.S., 50 Pelham St., Newton Ctr. NO. 60 (Micon Inspectors). Bi-monthly, First Wed., 5 P.M., Three Pines, Rte. llU, Middleton; Philip DeAngelo, Pres., Uk Gore Rd. , Revere; Beverly A. Dow, S.T., k9 Upland St., No. Andover. NO. 61 (Naval Pub. & Printing Service). On Call, ii95 Summer St.; Frank Levine, Pres., 8 Walnut Park, Lynn; Joseph H. Sennott, S.T., 17 Lincoln Lane, Hanover. NO. 7U (Naval Station). On Call, First Hon., h P.M., Locker Rm., U95 Summer St.; Fred J. Walsh, Pres., 11 Potosi St., Dorchester; Bernard W. >iirphy, F.S.T., 3k Sachem St., Billerica. NO. 78 (FAA Boston Systems). On Call; Herman T. Wells, Pres., 19 Harlem St., Dorchester; Joseph Talbot, S.T., I8I Boston Rock Rd., Melrose. NO. 82 (Navy Dist. Eng.). On Call, Monthly, 12 Noon, Fargo Bldg., U95 Summer St.; Paul Moran, Pres., 3O8 Green St., No. Weymouth; James D. Frank, S.T. NO. 86 (V.A. Hospital, W. Roxbury). Quarterly, On Call, 7.30 P.M., Rm. Ill,
at Hospital, V.F.V/. Pkwy. , W. Roxbury; Charles L. Harris, Pres.,R.S., 85 Rockland St., Roxbury; Gus Torrence, Treas., 190 VJ. Springfield St. NO. 98 (FAA Boston Fl. Ser.). Donald O'Brien, Pres., 36 Montfery Ave., Brighton. NO. 99 (U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau). On Call; John W. Corbett, Jr., Pres., Ik Sheffield Rd, , Danvers; Albert C. Flahive, S.T., 22U Blue Hills Pkwy., Milton. NO. 108 (Public Health Hospital, Brighton). Annondo Santonillo, Pres., 113 Chelsea St., E. Boston. GUARD AND SECURITY EI^PLOYEFS UNION (See Building Service Employees No. 5l6) HANDBAG, LUGGAGE mi) HOWLTY V;0H(ERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) HARDWOOD FINISHERS (See Painters No. 107)4) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. k (Cloth Hats). Last Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., lan. 305, 619 Washington St., Tel. Ha 6-3211; Aaron Mellen, Pres., 1 Isabell Circle, Randolph; Lillian K. Sternberg, F.S., 1 Rosa St., Hyde Park.
HATTERS, CAP AITO MILLINERY WORKF-RS NO. 116. 2nd Tues. , Where Called; Anthony DeRosa, Pres., 13 Linden Circle, Somervillej Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St., Framingham.
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HEBREW BUTCHER WORKERS UNION NO. 6l8 (Kosher Meat). On Call, at Bus. Off., Rm. 3-B, 1165 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Qe 6-7U23; Carl Penn, Pres., 6 Deering Rd., Mattapan; Samuel Wasserman, F.S,,B.A., 21 High St., Milton. HOD CARRIERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 166 (Cooks and Pastry Cooks). Uth Tues., 8.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 58 Berkeley St., Tel. U23-3336; Joseph Stefani, F.S.T.jBus. Rep.; Mary Sciacca, R.S., Asst. Bus. Rep. HOTEL AND RESTAUR^.NT EMPLOYF.ES NO. 277 (Hotel Service and Waitresses Union). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 526 Commonwealth Ave., Tel. Co 7-Okhl', Louis R. Govoni, Pres.; Rita M. Matthews, F.S.T. HOTFL EMPLOYEES NO. 3k (See Bartenders and Dining Rooir Employees) HOUSING MAINTENANCE LABORERS NO. 367 (Boston Housing Authority). 3rd Mon. 1165 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester; Patrick Gavin, Pres., 675 Fourth St., So.
Boston; Julius K. Kohn, F.S.T. , 9 Cass St., W. Roxbury. INSULATORS, HEAT AND FROST (See Asbestos Workers No, ?8) INSURA.NCE WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 36. Quarterly, On Call, 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 512 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester, Tel. 825-9565; Maurice Nerraan, Pres., 123 Elm St., Milton; Albert G. Harkins, Treas., 216 School St., Somerville. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN., CHAPTER 23 (IND). Quarterly, 2nd
Wed., Where Called; John F. O'Heam, Pres., ii2 Shaw Rd. , Belmont; Mary E, Buckley, Treas., I66 Central St., Somerville; Bus. Off., J. F. Kennedy Bldg., Govt. Ctr., Cambridge St., Tel. 223-3lUi9. IRON WORKERS:
NO. 7 (Bridge and Structural). Uth Wed., Florian Hall, 55 Hallet St., Dor-
chester; John J. Knightly, F.S.T., I5l5 V.F.W. Pkwy. , W. Roxbury; Fred M. Ramsey and Joseph Brown, B.A's; Bus. Off., 1111 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Ga 7-6700. 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. , Med- ford; Frank Spignese, B.a., II60 Fellsway, Maiden; Bus. Off., kkO Somerville Ave., Somerville, Tel. 623-1800.
NO. 607 (Riggers) (Navy Yard). 3rd Fri. , Hotel Madison, North Station; John J. Shields, Pres., 79 Oak St., Winchester; Chris J. O'Neill, R.S.T., 60 California St., Watertown. LABORERS, HOUSING MAINTENANCE (See Housing Maintenance Laborers No. 367) LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA: NO. 22 (Construction and General Laborers). First Wed., at Bus. Off., 215 Hanover St., Tel. 523-031U; Mchael Tarallo, S.T.; L. A. Mandarini, B.A. NO. 68 (Compressed Air and Foundation Wkrs.). Uth Sun., 12 Noon, at Bus. Off., 18U Dudley St., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-6U6U; John F. Haggerty, Pres., B. A.,
6U Lakeshore Rd., Brighton; Richard D. Buck, F.S.T. ,B.fi. , 7 Upton St. NO. 151 (See Cambridge) NO. 223 (Hod Carriers). First Fri., at Bus. Off., U69 W. Broadway, So. Boston, Tel. 5U2-6030; Patrick Walsh, F.S.T., 2U Thornley St., Dorchester; James J. Dunne, B.fi., U Lorraine Rd. , Medford. NO. 367 (See Housing Maintenance Laborers) NO. 997 (Marine and Shipyard) (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri., 12 Noon, at Bus. Off., Bldg. 2U, Navy Yard, Tel. Ch 2-lUOO, Ext. 657; Henry A. Wozniak, Pres., S.T.,B.-A., 71 Seymour St., Roslindale. NO. 1020 (Pavers and Curb Setters). First Thurs., K. of C. Hall, 323 Washing- ton St., Brighton; Anthony J. Salvucci, S.T., 272 Market St., Brighton; Anthony Cugini, B.A., 30 Dighton Rd., Brighton. NO. 1265 (See Cemetery and Greenhouse Laborers) LATHERS NO. 72 (Wood, Wire and Metal). Uth Wed., Cape Cod Rm., Hotel Madison, North Station; Arthur Robichaud, Jr., S.T., 6 Sprucewood Rd., Wilmington;
Henry J. Sheerin, o.A. , 39 Inverness Rd., Arlington.
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LAUiroffl AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION NO. 66. First Thurs. (Jan. , Apr., Oct), Hotel Madison, North Station; John F. Donovan, Pres.,Bus, Rep.; John H. Bartlett and Joseph F. McSweeney, B.A'sj Bus. Ofi'., Rm. 512, 25 Huntington Ave., Tel. Ke 6-2268. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 18. Uth Mon. , 5 P.M., 33 Harrison Ave.j E. Louise H. McCray, S.T., 273 V/eymouth St., Holbrook; Manuel Morreira, B.A., I38 Diman St., Fall River. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3)4. 2nd Tues., Cape Cod Rra., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; John M. Mulhern, Pres.,B.A., 28 Granville St., Dorchester; Ralph S. Farrell, R.S., UO Mapleton St., Brighton; Bus. Off., Rra. UU6, 2 9U Washing-
ton St., Tels. Ha 6-O969 and Ha 6-097ii. . LITHOGRAPHERS AND PHOT OFNGRAVERS INT'L. UNION NO. 3-L (Amalgamated). 3rd Tues., 6.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 225 Beach St., Revere, Tels. 28U-17U5 and 28ii-1787; William B. Doherty, Pres. , 22 Louis St., Chelsea; Richard Curtin, S.T., U6 Indian Spring Rd. , Ashland. LITHOGRAPHERS AND PHOT OENG RAVERS INT'L. UNION NO. 3-P. 3rd Hon., 6 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; James R, Mohan, Pres., 29U West St., Hyde Park; John V. Connolly, Bus. Mgr., 23 Sraeburn Hd. , Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. U05, 29U Washington St., Tel. 5U2-8130. LITHOGRAPHIC ASSN., NEWBURY (IND) (Colorpicture Publishers, Inc.). On Call, Bostonian Hotel, Boylston St.; John Vatalaro, Pres., 38 Oak Ave., W. Newton; Michael R. Ciccarelli, S.T., 39 Revere Rd., Woburn. 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; Edward Callahan, Pres., 17 Trenton St., Charlestown; Daniel Doherty, B.A., 1; Union St., Charlestown; Bus. Off., 170 Northern Ave., Tel. 5U2-U383. NO. 800 (General Longshoremen and Cargo Repair Wkrs.). Uth Thurs., St. Vincent's Hall, E & W. Third St., So. Boston; Robert J. Mullins, F.S.T., 1x9 Edwin St., No. Quincy; Francis P. Regan, B.A., 681 E. Fourth St., So. Boston. NO. 805 (East Boston). Uth Thurs., K. of C. Hall, Meridian St., E. Boston; Charles Tipping, F.S., 30 Court Rd. , Winthrop; David B. Flynn, B.A., I3U
River Rd. , Winthrop. NO. 809 (Waterfront Freight Handlers). Uth Thurs., Memorial Hall, Green St., Charlestown; John J, Moynihan, Pres., UU Oliver St., Everett; Frank Gliislett, S.T., 9 Vinson St., Dorchester. NO, 822 (Freight Handlers) (Nacrema Operating Co.). Last Thurs., Sumner St., E. Boston; Joseph Tipping, Pres., B. A., UU Orient Ave., E. Boston; Lawrence J. Flaherty, R.S.T., 58 Procter Circle, Peabody. NO. 926 (Lumber Handlers). Uth Thurs., 8.15 P.M., Gold Rm., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave,; Frank Arena, Pres., B. A., 12 Bodwell St., Dorchester; Thomas J, Kane, S.T,, 129 Charles St^ Quincv. NO. 1066 (Boston Trans-Atlantic Clerks). Uth Thurs. , Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Patrick L. Hurley, F.S.T., 96 Johnson Ave., Winthrop; Edward F. Dalton, B.A., 2U Girdlestone Rd., Winthrop. NO. 1U5U (Marine Warehouses). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., 195 Atlantic Ave., Tel. 227-905U; W. J, Lucas, Jr., Pres. ,F.S.,B,A. , UU Merriam St., Jamaica Plain. NO. IU95 (Scalemen). First Thurs., 6 P.M., Marine VJarehousemen's Hall, 195 Atlantic Ave.; Arthur Carmitros, Pres., U3 Goethe St., W. Roxburyj Frank W. Hoyt, S.T., 19 Faulkner St., Dorchester. NO. 1528 (Weighers and Samplers). First Tues., 6. 30 P.M., 88 Broad St.; Harold Hines, Pres., 27 Northfield Ave., Quincy; George T. Berry, S.T., 755 Saratoga St., E. Boston. NO. 15U2 (Ship Cleaners and Scalers). Quarterly, Uth Thurs., lUO Meridian St., E. Boston; Philip DePalma, Pres., 91 Locust St., Winthrop; Joseph Repucci, F.S., U7 Rand St., Revere.
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LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSN., INT'L. - Concl'd.: NO. 1572-2 (Seafood Wkrs,). 3rd Fri. (Feb., May, Nov.), 8.3O P.M., at Bus. Off., 211; Summer St., Tel. U26-5958j John Donegan, Pres.,B.A., 569 Salem St., Lynnfieldj Thomas LeMoure, S.T., 21; Cherry St., Everett. NO. I6OU (Ship Line Handlers). Uth Thurs., 6 P.M., 39 Lewis Wharf; John Rago, Pres., 1 Lathrop Plj Louis DeSisto, S.T., 233 Central Ave., Medford. NO. 1660 (See Sugar Refinery Wkrs.)
NO. 1695 (Carpenters and Grainfitters ) . Uth Thurs., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Anthony Grasso, Pres., B. A., 38 Hancock Rd,, Maiden; Walter Hanlon, Jr., F.S., 19 Beechmont Terrace, Hyde Park. NO. 1908 (See Scrap Iron Wkrs., General Miscellaneous) MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WKRS., INT'L. ASSN. OF: NOTE: Headquarters, 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. 25U-2515. NO. 30 (Air Transport Supervisors Lodge) (Northeast Airlines, Inc.). First Thurs., k P.M., Logcin Int'l, Motel, Logan Airport, E. Boston; Harvard L. Pike, Pres., 1 Hog Hill Rd. , Peabody; Charles J. Cruise, Jr., S.T., kl Boston Ave., Somerville. NO. 26U (Commercial). 2nd and lith Thurs., (Uth Thurs., July and Aug.), at Bus. Off., 11 Otis St., Tel. U26-6685; Edward G. Murray, Pres., 83 Valentine Rd. , Arlington; John W. Prendergast, F.S., 120 Bartlett St., Somerville. NO. 301 (NY NH Railroad). First Thurs., U.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Joseph E. Bums, Gen. Ch., 8? Townsend Ave., New Haven, Connecticut; John P. Tully, R.S., 36 Idlewell Blvd., Weymouth. NO. 318 (B & M Corp.). 2nd Mon., 3.3O P.M., Km. 2lU, 69 Canal St.; William A. Whichelow, Pres., 103 Homes Ave., Dorchester; Samuel D. Allen, R.S., 157 Springvale Ave., Everett. NO. 567 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Thurs., 5 P.M., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave.; John B. O'Connor, Pres., 70 Beechcraft St., Brighton; Stanley Petrowsky, S.T., Local
Ch. , 26 Richards St., Worcester. NO. 63U (Bunker Hill Lodge) (Navy Yard). 3rd Mon., 5.30 P.M., Memorial Hall, Green St., Qiarlestown; Alfred N. Franca, S.T., kh Foskett St., Somerville; Ralph Lindquist, B.A., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton. NO. 1726 (East Boston Airport) (Air Transport Lodge). 2nd and Last Tues., U.15 P.M. and 8.15 P.M., Meridian Hall, I63 Meridian St., E. Boston; Louis Pesce, Pres., 2 Lilac Rd. , Billerica; 0. Ray Collotta, R.S., 21; Suffolk St., Medford. NO. 1790 (Blue Hill Lodge). 2nd Thurs., American Legion Hall, 56 Harvard Ave., Hyde Park; James M. Ryan, F.S., 3I; Norton St., Readville; Frank Every, B.A., 10 Morgan St., Randolph. NO. I898 (Bay State Lodge). First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. 25i;-0250; Walter E. Doggett, F.S.T., 2 Vernon St., W. Medford; Roy H. White and Earl Powers, B.A's. NO. 2127 (Rivett, Inc.). 3rd Tues., Lithuanian Hall, Lincoln St., Brighton; Paul Costello, Pres., 101 Ashcroft Rd., Medford; George S. Doodson, S.T., 39 Old Morton St., Mattapan. MAILERS NO. 1. 2nd Tues., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; James B. White, Pres., 29 Cameron Rd., Norwood; Paul F. McCoy, S.T., 175 Derby Rd. , Melrose. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES:
NO. 86 (NY NH Railroad). 2nd Wed. (Jan. , Apr., July, Oct.), Y.M.C.A., South Station; John J. Lattanzio, Pres., 1001 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; Albert J. White, S.T., 52 Neponset Heights Ave., Foxbury. NO. 100 (NY NH RR and Boston Terminal Co.). Uth Mon., Y.M.C.A., South
Station; Gerald G. Crowley, Pres., 20 Pleasant Park Rd. , Sharon; Joseph C. Powell, S.T., 369 Smith St., Providence, Rhode Island.
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MAIOTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYFES - Concl'd.:
NO. 201 (Terminal Div,, B ic M Corp.). Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2l5, 6? Canal St., Tel. Ca 7-l;030; Charles E. Brode, Asst. Gen. Ch.; Herbert L. Egan, S.T., 36 Union Park. NO. 578 (B & A Railroad). Quarterly, Last Sat., I.30 P.M., Where Called; Ottoway Fox, Pres., 6I Walnut Parte; Edward L. Gould, R.S.T., UI8 Potter Rd. Framingham. NO. IU9I (B & M Corp.). On Call, Quarterly, 7.30 P.M., 69 Canal St.; Daniel B. Taglino, S.T., 11 Cass St., Melrose; Edward J. Blair, Local Ch., ll;l Western Ave., Gloucester. NO. 28UO (B & M Bridge & Bldg. Dept.). On Call (Apr. and Dec), 69 Canal St.; William Webster, Pres., 6 Edith Dr., Tewksbury; Pius D. Moran, H.S.T., 3U Rush St., Somerville. MARBLE SETTERS AND TILE LAYERS HELPERS NO. I8. 3rd Fri., St. Anthony's Hall, 203 Endicott St.; Michael Totino, F.S.T., 36 Wadsworth Rd. , Arlington; James M. Matera, B.A., 77 Turner St., Brighton; Bus. Off., 217a Albany St., Tel. U82-3766. MARINE AJff) SHIPBUILDING WORKERS NO. 2$. First, 2nd and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. lU, 163 Meridian St., E. Boston, Tel. Lo 7-2717; Anthony Coviello, Pres., 88 Greenhalge St., Tewksbury; Fred J. Varone, F.S.,B.A. , 61 White St., E. Boston. MARITIME UNION OF AMERICA, NATIONAL (Deep Sea & Inland Water Craft). Last Mon., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2UI1 Summer St., Tel. Li 2-05U6; Gordon Humphrey, Agt. MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSIT AUTHORITY EMPLOYEES (See Electrical Wkrs. No. 717; Painters No. 1138; Transit Union, Amal. No. 589 and Transportation- Communi- cation Emp. No. 89) MASSACHUSETTS DEFT. OF PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYEE'S LABOR UNION (See State, County and I>4inicipal Employees No. 3IU) MASSACHUSETTS RACE TW.CK EMPLOYEES GUILD, INC. NO. 28 (See Race Track Emp. Guild, Inc., Massachusetts) MASSACHUSETTS STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND). 3rd Tues., 2 P.M., State Office Bldg., 100 Cambridge St.; James M.A. Dolan, Pres., 60U So. Main St., Raynhara; Madeline Sullivan, Sec, Dennis; Bus. Off., 31 Mt. Vernon St., Tels. 727-2980 and 523-589U. MASSACHUSETTS STATE ENGINEERS ASSN., INC. (IND). First Thurs., 12 Noon, Polcari's Restaurant, 283 Causeway St.; Henry C. Holmes, Pres., lU Nadine Rd., Framingham; Henry S. Condon, Sec, 72 Ravine Rd., Iledford. MASTERS, MATF^ AND PILOTS, INT'L. ORG. NO. 11. 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 210, 177 State St., Tel. Ha 6-5561; Patrick J. King, Pres., 32 Bigelow St., Brighton; Frank C. Flaherty, S.T., 3 Howes St., Dorchester. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED: NO. 30 (See Fur Woricers) NO. 75 (See District Union No. 2, Natick) NO. 339 (Agudath Shochtim). Fri., 12 Noon, at Bus. Off., 619 Washington St.; Judel Dowek, Pres.; Samuel Pinsky, F.S.T., 1;02 Salem St., Maiden. NO. 396 (Poultry Handlers). First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. UOl, 619 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-25U5; Joseph Fiorino, Pres., 710 Chelsea St., E. Boston; Nathan E. Shane, F.S.,B.A., 1058 Main St., Maiden. NO. 592 (Food Store and Allied Wkrs.). On Call, Quarterly; John McNamara, F.S.T., 8 Myrtlebank Ave., Dorchester; William Kelly, Joseph J. Sullivan, Harold Hirtle and John Murphy, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 10, 512 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester, Tel. 825-i;230. NO. 618 (See Hebrew Butcher Workers Union) MEAT WORKERS (See Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers No. 11)
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MESSEICERS, SPECIAL DELIVERT NO. 11. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; James P. Carr, Pres., hk Warren St., Charlestown; Carl B. Brass, F.S.I., 101 Nottingham Rd., Brighton; Bus. Off., Soecial Delivery Sec, Post Office, Post Office Sq., Tel. Ca 3-21495. MILLII^EKr WORKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Mllinery Workers) MINE WORKFKS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. Iii695 (Dist 50) (IND) (Winde McCormack Lumber Co.). On Call, Cook Hall, 306 Hedford St., Charlestown; John J. Doherty, Pres., 21 Moulton St., Charlestown; Charles Lyons, Int'l. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Tel. Ca 7-3686. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 106 (Iron, Steel and Brass). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Trenont St.; Michael J, Halloran, C.R. , 23 Ossipee Rd., Somerville; John J. Crowley, Dist. Pep., 17 Church St., Milford. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MOVIlvlG PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 182. First Tues., 11.30 P.M., Hotel Brad- ford, 275 Tremont St.; Jack Rosenberg, Pres., U8 Hillsboro Rd., Mattapan; Ralph S. Frazier, Bus. Rep,, 8 Angus St., No. Quincy; Bus. Off., U5 Win- chester St., Tel. U26-15UO. MUSICIANS ASSN. NO. 9. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 56 St. Botolph St., Tel. Ke 6-2U86; George Harris, Pres., E. A., 1171 Boylston St.; Arthur D. Coleman, R.S.T., 25 Elm Hill Pk., Koxbury. MUSICIANS, BOSTON ASSOCTATED NO. 535. First Sun., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., U09 Mass. Ave., Tel. 536-3216; Preston S, Sandiford, Pres.; Clemon E. Jackson, F.S.jB.A. MUTUEL aERKS GUILD OF MASS., INC. (IND) (Eastern Racing Assn.). On Call; M. Daniel Martin, Pres., 283 Eliot St., Milton; Joseph Arena, B.A., 96 Waldemar Ave., E. Boston; Bus. Off., 73 Tremont St. NEWBURy LITHOGRAfflIC ASSN. (See Lithographers Assn., Newbury) NEWSPAPER GUILD OF GREATFK BOSTON NO. 32. Quarterly, lith Tues., 5.Jj5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 52U, 120 Boylston St., Tel. Li 2-0159; Joseph B. Downey, Pres., 139 V/. Canton St.; Robert E, Bruner, Admin. Sec, 8 Kilsyth Terrace, Brighton. NEWSPAPER WRITERS, REPORTERS AND EDITORIAL WKRS. (See Directly Affiliated Local Union No. 21ii32) OFFICE. AND PROFESSIONAL EMH,OYES INT'L. NO. 6. Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Curtis Miner, Pres.; Cyril A. O'Brien, Bus. Mgr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 201, 100 Boylston St., Tel. ^26-1873. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 8-8 (Drug Wkrs.). On Call, 3rd Wk. of Mo., 12 Noon, 201 Rivermoor St., W.
Roxbury; John R, Taylor, Pres., 65 Mt. Ida Rd. , Dorchester; Richard Warren, R.S.T., 35 Roosevelt Rd., Marshfield.
NO. 8-5U2. First Wed. , 7 P.M., Petrillo's Diner, 29 Eastern Ave., Chelsea; John F. Hoffman, Pres., 28 Catherine Dr., W. Peabody; George F. Gill, S.T.,
18 Forestvale Rd. , Hyde Park. NO. 8-766 (Unit No. l) (Mobil Oil Corp.). Quarterly, 3rd Sun., French Club,
2U2 Spencer Ave., Chelsea; George G. MacLeod, S.T. , 9Ua Grove St., Melrose; Frederick W. Burpee and Joseph A. Bossi, B.A's. NO. 8-766 (Unit No. 7) (Mobil Oil Corp.). Quarterly, First Sun., Hotel Madison, North Station; William A. Broussard, Sec, I6 Vtolcott St., Everett; Richard Day and Janes Schloss, B.A's. NO. 8-IU09 (See Cemetery Workers) PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND AXLIFD WORKERS, UNITED: NO. 11 (Meat Workers). 3rd Wed., 7.3O P.M., Progress Society Hall, 203 Somer- ville Ave., Somerville; Severino Biagioni, Pres., 71 Fulton St., Medfordj Benjamin Magliozzi, B.A., 80 Craigie St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 218, 69 Canal St., Tels. La 3-3132 and La 3-3133.
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PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED V/ORKERS, UNITED - Concl'd. NO. UOO (Sugar Refinery Wkrs. ). Uth Sat., 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, High St., Charlestown; Joseph P. Casey, Jr., Pres., 7 Liberty Ave., Woburn; Mary M. Parker, S.T., 219 Ferry St., Everett. NO. 575. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 8U Northampton St., Tel. Hi 5-5700; John Craig, Pres., 1 Pine St., Sharon; Wayne Winkler, F.S.T., 10 Lawrence St., Medford. NO. 6l6 (Colonial Provision Co., Inc.). 3rd Thurs., 8U Northampton St.; Shelton Coats, Pres., 70 Holworthy St., Roxbury; John Werkowski, F.S.T., 158 Everett St., E. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. 218, 81 Canal St. PAINTERS: NO. 11. 3rd Tues., American Legion Hall, 1617 Tremont St., Roxbury; Murray Zvd.cker, Pres., 36 Peterboro St.; Oliver Goss, F.S., 21; St. Albans Rd., Brookline. NO. 258 (See Paperhangers) NO. 391 (Sign, Pictorial and Display Union). First Mon., Hotel Madison, North Station; J. J. Johnston, Pres., lU Germania St., Jamaica Plain; J. C. Leonard, R.S.,B.A., 50 Walter St., Medford. NO. U02 (House and Ship). Uth Wed., Buddy's Club, 196 Putnam St., E. Boston; Frank Stellate, Pres., 21 Benton Rd., Medford; John Gigliello, F.S., 100 Marginal St., E. Boston. NO. 655 (Hyde Park). 2nd Thurs., Eagles Hall, l5 Dana Ave., Hyde Park; Nicholas Roche, F.S., 96 Church St., W. Roxbury; John Damery, Kenneth Pike, Edward Tarlow and Domenic Seretto, B.A's; Bus. Off., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Tel. 566-0675. NO. 939 (Dorchester). First and 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Arcadia Hall, 20U Adams St., Dorchester; Stephen I. Cahn, F.S., 125 Ormond St., Hattapan; Edward Tarlow, Kenneth Pike and Domenic Seretto, B.A's; Bus. Off., 25 So. Hunting- ton Ave., Tel. 566-0675. NO. lOUU (See Glaziers and Glassworicers) NO. IO7U (Hardwood Finishers). 2nd Wed., Hotel Madison, North Station; Albert Souza, Pres., 197 Highland Ave., Somerville; John R. Crisostamo, F.S., 102 Sagamore Ave., Chelsea. NO. 1138 (M.B.T.A.). Last Fri., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Roxbury; James Small, Treas., 171 Harris St., Revere; Kenneth Pike, B.A., 25 So. Hunting- ton Ave., Roxbury. NO. 1181 (Art Glass Workers). First Mon., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 9 Harcourt St., Tel. Ke 6-706O; Trovatore Mainini, R.S., 56 Taber St., Quincy; Louis G. Camacho, F.S., 156 Hermon St., Winthrop. PAPERHANGERS NO. 258. 2nd and Uth Mon., 25 So. Huntington Ave.; William H. Jones, F.S., 36 Church St., Everett; John H. Brandt, B.A., 36 Hartsuff St., Rockland. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKF,RS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 91 (Tileston & Hollingsworth, Hyde Park). Uth Sun., 11 A.M., Doyle Post, River St., Hyde Park; Andrew P. McGowan, R.S., 11U9 Hyde Paric Ave., Hyde
Park; Edward Moore, B.A. , 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. NO. 916 (Hub Folding Box Co., Inc.). First Tues., 5 P.M., St. Anthony's Hall, Endicott St.; Jesse Souza, Pres., 10 Powderhouse Circle, VJilmington; Rocco Delnnocentis, F.S.T., 1 Traverse Terrace, Maiden. NO. 952 (Perkit Folding Box Co.). First Sun., Eagles Hall, Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; Harold Alston, Pres., UO Holborn St., Roxbury; Edward M, Moore, Int'l. Rep., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. PATROLMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Patrolmen) PATTERN MAKERS ASSN. OF BOSTON AND VICINITY. 3rd Fri., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; William J. Sheehan, R.S., 39 Lawnview Dr., Braintree; Carl Tunberg, F.S.,B.A., II66 West St., Mansfield. PAVERS AInID CURB SETTERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. 1020)
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PHARMACISTS (See Retail Clerics Int'l.) PHOTOENGRAVERS (See Lithographers and Photoengravers Int'l. Union No. 3-P) PILE DRIVERS (See Carpenters No. 56) PIPEFITTERS NO. 537. First and 3rd Thurs., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.j Thomas F. Kelly, F.S.T. , 1+1 Iffley Rd., Jamaica Plain; John T. Lydon, Jr., Bus. Mgr., 22 Madison Ave., Cambridge; Bus. Off., Km. 532, 10 High St., Tel. Ha 6-5625- PLANT FROTECriON EMPLOYEES, IITOEPENDENT UNION OF:
NO. 3 (Westinghouse Electric Corp., Sturtevant Div,). On Call; Francis Gallagher, Pres., 59 Greaton Rd., W. Roxbury; Harold L. White, S.T., 5 Byron St., Randolph. NO. U (See Quincy) NO. 10 (Boston Edison Co.). Quarterly, On Call; Andrew P. Keegan, Pres., 29 Cranmore Rd., Braintree; Roy M. Delaney, S.T. , 6U Hancock St., Dorchester. PLASTERERS, OPERATIVE NO. 10. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., 718 Huntington Ave., Tel. 232-602U; William M. Wilson, Jr., F.S., 28 Whittier Rd., Natick; Martin J. Curry, B.A., 52 Hilma St., Quincy. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS NO. 12. 2nd and i+th Mon., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis
St.; Matthew Twomey, F.S.T. ; John J. Tobin and Paul J. Madden, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. U52, 683 Atlantic Ave., Tel. U26-I619. PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS NO. 829 (Marine) (Navy Yard). Uth Thurs., 12 Noon, Bldg. 195, Navy Yard; Ralph H. Bennett, Pres., 256 Csreswell St., Green Harbor; Arthur J. Gilbert, F.S.T., 16 Blakeville St., Dorchester. POLICE AND PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INT'L. UNION OF NO. 10 (IND) (Ind. Watchman's Assn.). On Call, Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; John M. Dirrane, Pres., B.A., 33 Lennon Ct., So. Boston; John D. Lifford, Treas., UOO Centre St., Jamaica Plain. PORT WATCHMEN'S UNION NO. lU5l (IND) (Ind. Watchman's Assn.). Uth Thurs., Cape Cod Rm., Hotel Madison, North Station; James W. Coughlin, H.S., 57 Sunny- side Ave., Arlington; Michael Modica, B.A., 21 Haynes St., E. Boston. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SFUVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. hh (^outh Postal Annex). On Call, Bi-monthly; Paul F. Murray, Pres., 15 James St., Holbrook; Leo Kelly, S.T., 22 North Ave., Winthrop. POST OFFICE, AND RAILWAY MAIL HANDLERS NO. 9. On Call (Jan. , Mar. , Apr., June, Sept. , Nov. ), 9.30 A.M., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Norman Orenstein, Pres., 2 LaRose PI,, Brighton; Fred Spiriti, R.S., 7 Jackson Ave., Everett. POST OFFICE CLERKS UNION, BOSTON (IND). Last Sun., 3 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; James M. Murphy, Pres.,B.A., 60 Crockett Ave., Dorchester; Leo F. McGillicuddy, F.S., IJ Melville Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., ttm. 208, 157 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-1+655. POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. OF NO. 1+6. On Call; Joseph Morony, Sr, , Pres., 109 Boston kre., Somerville; Morris Hersch, F.S., 5 Menton St., Mattapan. POSTAL AND FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ALLIANCE OF (IND) (Boston Branch). 3rd Sun., 5.30 P.M., Women's Service Club, U61+ I'fess. Ave.; Paul H, Jones, Pres., 31a Hutchings St., Roxbury; Ernest D. Butler, F.S., 68 Arlington St., W. Medford. POSTAX CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 51-100. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 75U, 29U Washington St., Tels. Hu 2-1551 and Hu 2-1552; John D. Bercury, Pres., 116 Algonquin Rd., Chestnut Hill; Joseph F. Regan, Jr., F.S., 235
Playstead Rd. , Medford.
POSTAl SUPERVISORS, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 1+3 (IND). 2nd Tues. , Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; William E. Teeven, Pres., 988 Memorial Dr., Cambridge; Thomas J. Gramzow, R.S., 108 Highland Ave., Winchester.
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LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
BOSTON - Cont'd.
POSTAL TRANSPORT WORKERS (See Postal Clerks, United Fed. No. 51-100) PRINTING PRESSMEN AND ASSISTANTS: NOTE: Bus. Off., Rms. 309-310, 7 Water St., Tel. La 3-31U3; All locals (except No. 68?) meet at I-lachinists Hall, 11 Otis St, Rep.; NO. 3 (Newspaper). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M.; Neal J. Farrell, Pres.,Bus. Charles McCarthy, F.S.T. NO. 18 (Press Assistants). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M.; James J. McGonagle, Pres.; Walter F. McLoughlin, F.S.,Bus. Rep. NO. 21 (Paper Handlers, Plate Handlers and Press Clerks). Uth Tues., 8.30 P.M.; Bruce Fletcher, Pres., 3. A.; James J. Ryan, R.F.S. NO. 67 (Boston Printing Pressmen and Offset Wkrs.) (Book and Job). 3rd Fri.j Patrick J. Arone, Pres.; Burton F. Riley, F.S.,Bus. Rep. NO. 687 (Boston Printing Specialties and Paper Products). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., at Bus. Off., U62a Main St., Medford, Tel. 395-2269; Ralph R. Griffin, F.S., 16 Brooks Park, Medford; Richard Jones, B.A., 121 Willis Ave., Medford. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKF.RS NO. 702 (Mass. Container Corp., Readville). 3rd Fri., 5 P.M., Die Rm. , at Plant, 65 Sprague St., Readville; Earle Lias, R.S., 215 South St., Jamaica Plain; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. RACE TRACK EMPLOYEES GUILD, INC., MASS. NO. 28 (Bay State Raceway, Inc.). 2nd Sun. (June and Aug.), 2.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, North St., Foxboro; Robert A. Freeley, Pres., 93 Audubon Rd,, Norwood; Joseph Arena, S.T.,B.A. 96 Waldemar Ave., E, Boston. RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS. On Call, Quarterly, Nick's Restaurant, 100 Warren- ton St.; John Callaghan, Pres., 2 Scott Dr., Framingham; Richard Kilbride, Treas., 635 Belmont St., Belmont; Bus. Off., Rm. 1103, H Beacon St., Tel. Ri 2-2688. RAILROAD SIGNAU'IEN: NO. 5 (NY NH Pioneer Lodge). 2nd Wed. (Mar. and Sept., Sheraton Biltmore, Providence, Rhode Island), (June and Dec,, Y.M.C.A., South Station, Boston); Howard D. VJhite, Pres., 52 Maple /ve. , Riverside, Rhode Island; Howard J.
Zeller, F.S.T. , 20 Alice St., E. Providence, Rhode Island. NO. 90 (NY m. Boston Terminal). On Call; Salvatore Panetta, Pres., Page Rd., Lincoln; Francis J. Pedersen, R.F.5., 53 Hillside St., Roxbury. NO. 120 (B (k M Corp.). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Ellwood T. Perin, Jr., F.S.T., 27 Whitney Ave., Beverly; I-Iaurice Welterlin, Gen. Ch., 1;50 Townsend St., Fitchburg. R^ilLROAD TELEGRAPHERS (See Transportation-Communication Employees Union) RAILROAD TRAINMEN: NO. 97 (NY m Boston Lodge). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 257, South Station, Summer St., Tel. 5U2-023U; Harold G. Malone, R.S., Local Ch. Box 12U9; Garry H. Libby, Treas., 38 Hawthorne St., Roslindale. NO. lioU (B & M Bunker Hill Lodge). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Charter House Motel, Cambridge; John J, Crowe, Jr, , Pres., 296 Grove St., Melrose; George K. MacPherson, S.T.,B.A., 17 Hillsdale Rd., Medford, NO. U86 (B & A Tri-Mountain Lodge). First Tues., 1 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; William E. Murphy, Pres., I63 Cherry St., Ashland; Robert M. Bushee, Sec, 175 Cherry St., Ashland; Bus. Off., Rm. 813, 7 Water St., Tel. Ri 2-3053. NO. 507 (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, b.T., 110 Highland Ave., Wollaston; Bus. Off., Rm. 267, South Station, Tel. Hu 2-7800, Ext. 622. NO. 621 (B Ik H Puritan Lodge). Uth Fri., 9.30 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Thomas W. Flynn, Treas.; John L. Scanlon, Gen. Ch., 7 V^ater St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 308, North Station, Tel. Ca 7-6000.
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RAILROAD TRAIimEN - Concl'd.: NO. 631 (NY NH). 3rd Wed., 1 P.M., Y.M.G.A., South Station; L. C. Barton, Pres., 9 Hillsboro St., Mattapan; G. F. Glidden, Treas., 751 Bedford St. (P.O. Box 3), Elmwood. NO. 901 (B & A). i;th Sun., K. of C. Hall, 555 Cambridge St., Allston; Robert Baker, Pres., 12a Glennville Ave., Allston; Henry T. Reid, Sec, 35 Elgin St., W. Roxbury. NO. 909 (B & M Freight) (Hub Lodge). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Qiarter House,
Memorial Dr., Cambridge; John G. Ryan, Pres., 55 Neptune Hd. , E. Boston; Daniel J. Mahoney, R.S., 12 St, Francis St., Somerville. RAILROAD YARDMSTERS OF NORTH Al^RICA, INC. NO. 30 (IND)(B & A). On Call; R.J. Tierney, S.T., 8 Croydon Rd,, Framingham; W. J. O'Kane, B.A., 1 Martins Rd., VJellesley. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF AMERICA NO. 3U (B Ave. , Chelmsford. NO. 117 (B & A Fort Point Lodge). Quarterly, 3rd Thurs., Y.M.C.A., South Station; G. F. Carney, Pres,, 92 Capen St., Medford; W. H. Leary, R.S.T., Ul Robbins St., Milton. NO. 119 (B & M Corp.). First Tues., Hotel Madison, North Station; John W. McGovem, Pres., 67 Perry St., Brookline; Giles C. Kelliher, R.S.T., 25 Chestnut Terrace, Newton Ctr. NO. IU3 (NY NH Old Colony Lodge). First Wed., Y.H.C.A., South Station; Herbert F. Spring, F.S.T., 37 Libby Hd., Milton; Fred G. Caldwell, B.A., 16 Bell St., Quincy; Bus. Off., Freight Terminal, 65 Sleeper St., Tel. Hu 2-7800, Ext. U23. NO. 153. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., R.P.I. A. Office, Boston Market Terminal, Fargo St.; Francis Furness, Pres., II8 Kathleen Rd., Brockton; Gertrude Daniels, R.5.T. , 3 Ernest St., Saugus. NO. 230 (B & A Hub Terminal Lodge). On Call, Y.M.C.A., South Station; Joseph T. Noto, Pres., 561 E. Eighth St., So, Boston; Robert P, Drane, H.S.T,, 23 Lapham St., Medford. NO. 358 (B & A Freight Clerks). 2nd Tues,, Y.M.C.A., South Station; Patrick J. Prato, S.T., 88 Florence St., Melrose; Harold L. Michaels, B.A., 7U Jamaica St., Jamaica Plain; Bus. Off., 176 Federal St., Tel. U26-O967. NO. Ul6 (South Union Lodge). 3rd Mon., 5.05 P.M., Y.M. C.A, South Station; Joseph M. Dooner, P'.S.T., 81 Lakehurst Ave., Weymouth; F. J. Williams, Local Ch., 31 Netta Rd., Dedham; Bus. Uff., Rm. UUO, South Station, Tel. Hu 2-7800. NO. 623 (NY m). Thurs., U. 30 P.M., Y.M. C.A. , South Station; Boniface J. Galli, S.'i., 87 Walnut St,, Hyde Park; Salvatore J. Conti, Div. Ch., 81 Magoun Ave., Medford. NO. 659 (B it M Corp,). 2nd Thurs,, 5.30 P.M., Hotel 14adison, North Station; Lewis A, Henderson, Pres,, Railroad Ave,, nowley; trancis Trowbridge, F.S.T., 5 W. Tenth St., Lowell. NO. 790 (B & M Corp.). 2nd Thurs,, 12,10 P.M., Industrial Bldg., 150 Cause- way St.; Thomas E. Firth, Jr., Pres., 105 Carlisle St., E. Chelmsford; Bessie M. Neidel, H.S.T. , 1325 Oxford St., Cambridge. 50 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS - Concl'd.: NO. 8U0 (Terminal). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Peter Curran, Jr., Pres., 18 Bird St., Dorchester; Edmond Balkan, R.F.S., 238 Pine St., Holbrook. NO. 871 (B & M Corp.). On Call, Hotel Madison, North Station; Henry 0. Dumas, Pres., 56 Wellington Ave., Everett; Louis Bacigalupo, F.S.T., 91 John St., Reading. NO. 9U6 (B & A) (Brighton). 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, U06 Cambridge St., Allston; Charles F. Germain, it.S.T.,B. A. , 201 No. Central Ave., Wollaston. NO. 992 (B & M Corp.). First Wed., Gateman's Rm. , North Station; Joseph L. Airey, F.S.T., llU Washington St., VJoburn; Joseph Connors, Gen. Ch. ; Bus. Off., Rm. 70U, 150 Causeway St. NO. 1089 (Boston Terminal Corp.). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Arthur Celata, Pres., 30 Longraeadow Rd., Beverly; Augustus I-lacNeil, R.S.T., 5 Roseland St., Dorchester. NO. 137li (B (Sc M Corp.). 3rd Tues., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 150 Causeway St., Tel. Ca 7-6000, Ext. 39U; Israel Newman, F.S.T., IU6 Central Ave., Everett; D. O'Connor, Local Ch. , 272 Essex St., Gloucester. NO. I60U (Universal Carloading k Distributing Co.). First Tues., 6 P.M., 80 V/estern Ave., Allston; Alfred Cabral, F.S.T., 27 Hardwick St., Cambridge; L. E. Maloof, B.A., 53 Orchard St., Randolph. NO. 1625. First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hotel I'ladison, North Station; J. P. Happeny, Pres., 172 St, Alphonsus St., Roxbury; A. G. Bolduc, Local Ch., 61 Raymond Ave., Somerville. NO. 2026 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Thomas J. Brown, H.S., lU Helton St., Dorchester; Terrence Casey, B.A., 385 Pond Ave., Brookline; Bus. Off., Rm. 709, 150 Causeway St., Tel. Ca 7-9U39. NO. 2119 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Iladison, North Station; R. R. McCoy, Pres., 2 Emmerton St., Salem; Robert J. Minigan, Local Ch., S.T. , 32 Stone St., Beverly. RAILWAY CARMEN: NO. 57 (B & A Bay View Lodge). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Lenox, 6I Exeter St.; B.W. DiMartino, Pres., U6 Gray St.; A. J. Contilli, F.S., Local Ch. , 9 Avon St., Everett. NO. 232 (M NH Harbor View Lodge). Uth Tues., U.30 P.M., V.F.W. Post, 10 Ellery St., So. Boston; Arthur Barry, Local Ch., 79 Chestnut St., Randolph; Francis Mullen, R.S., 606 E. Third St., So. Boston. NO. 315 (B ic M Prospect Lodge). Last VJed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 69 Canal St., Tel. 523-U312; A. Goscinak, R.S., 2 Union Park; J. Worris, B.A. , 17 Kennison St. , Somerville. NO. 351 (B ic M Bunker Hill Lodge). Uth Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Km. 213, 69 Canal St., Tel. 523-ii312; Archie Brown, R.F.S., 6 Melvin Ave., Lynn; Albert Bergeron, B.A. NO. 1019 (NY NH Bay State Lodge). First Tues., K. of C. Hall, 5th & Sts., So. Boston; V/illiam A. Regan, Pres., 55 Lonsdale St., Dorchester; James W. Kemmitt, F.S.,Ch. , 17 Hollis Ave., Braintree. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN DIV. 122 (IND) (B & A). On Call; L. Fitzpatrick, Pres,, 20 Brooks St., Brighton; J. Marucci, S.T.,B.A., U Ftose Dr., W. Newton. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKPMEN DIV. 157 (IND) (B & A). On Call, Y.M.C.A., South Station; C, S. Curran, Pres., 7 Linden St., Framingham; F. H. Bowes, S.T., 318 Concord St., Framingham. 51 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd . RAILV/AY PATROLMEN'S INT'L. UNION NO. 31 (B & M Corp.). 3rd Thurs., 6 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; VJ. E. Carroll, Pres., 316 Dale St., Waltham; J. A. Palmer, F.S.T., Ul Whitman St., Maiden; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, North Station, Tel. Ca 7-6000, Ext. 55$, RAILV/AY SUPERVISORS ASSN., INC. NOS. 581, 583, 585 (NY NH). 3rd Tues., 1.16 P.M., VVhere Called; William X. Lydon, Pres.,S.T. ,B. A., l6l Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester; John DiOrio, R.S., lit Flume St., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSN., INC. NO. 701 (B dc M Corp.). 2nd Fri., Hotel i-Iadison, North Station; L, L. Coulombe, Gen. Ch. , 311 Westwood Dr., I-lanchester, New Hampshire; F. W. Sunderland, F.S.T., 6 Lincoln Circle, Andover. RAYM0:TO'S ASSOCIATES (IND) (Raymond's, Inc.). On Call (Apr. and Oct.), 7 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; James McDonald, Pres., 22 Lynnfield St., Lynn; Grace E. Haley, S.T., 22 Allston St., Dorchester. RED CAPS (See Transport Service Employees) RFFRIGERATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND OIL BURNERS (See Pipefitters No. 537) REIAIL CLERKS lOT'L.: NO. 711 (Retail Store Employees). 3rd Thurs., 6.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Helen Tafe O'Donnell, Pres., 335 Eliot St., Milton; Charles Warren, S.T.,B.A., 12 Harley St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 507, 73 Treraont St., Tel. La 3-1353. NO. 1291. Last Tues., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1100, 59 Temple PI., Tel. Ha 6-0896; Frank R. Anderson, Jr., S.T., 65 Vernon St., ^ckland; Orden L. Blauvelt, B.A., 1395 Commonwealth Ave. NO. lit 35 (See Lynn) NO. Ihl6 (Retail Grocery and Food Clerks). 2nd Mon., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; John J, Cunningham, F.S.T., UO Hazel Lane, Needham; Bernard S. Kenney and Vailiam J. Walsh, B.A's; Bus. Off., 725 South St., Roslindale, Tels. 327-6000, 327-6001 and 327-6002. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION (See Clothing V/orkers, Amalgamated Nos. 579 and 579-A) RETAIL GROCERY AND FOOD CLERKS UNION (See Retail Clerks Int'l. No. lUi45) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTI4EOT STORE UNION: NOTE: Bus, Off., Rm. 20I4, 665 Washington St., Tel. 5U2-1563. NO. 99-173 (New England Jt. Board Div.). Bi-monthly, On Call, at Bus. Off.j Murray Schapero, Pres., h Seafoam Ave., Winthrop; Charles DeAngelis, B.A. NO. 513 (Beverage Workers). Bi-monthly, On Call, Cypress Hall, II6 Austin St., Cambridge; Joseph Gildea, Pres., 1+5 Division St., i^o. Quincy; Edward Ryan, B.A. NO. 610 (Union News Co.). Bi-monthly, On Call, at Bus. Off.; Emma Driver, Pres., 192 Lexington St., E. Boston; Edward Ryan, B.A. RIGGERS (Navy Yard) (See Iron Workers No. 607) ROOFERS NO. 33 (Commercial). 2nd Tues., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Paul W. Conley, Pres., 890| E. Broadway, So. Boston; John J. Daley, F.S., B.A., 319 Sprague St., Dedham; Bus. off,, 925 Washington St., Dorchester, Tel. 288-7iaO. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM PW PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED: NO. 36U (V/indram Mfg. Co.). 3rd Wed., 3.U5 P.M., Italian-American Hall, E, Second St., So, Boston; George Fitzgerald, Pres., 562 Hyde Park Ave., Ros- lindale; Nicholas F. Maloney, S.T., l62 Palmer St., Q"incy. NO. 605 (Colonial Brush Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., U.50 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Pearl S. Watson, Pres., 23 Harlem St., Dorchester; Bartholomue W. Nowlin, S.T., I4O Anderson St.; Bus. Off., 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-6662. NO. 606 (American Cellophane & Plastic Film Corp.). Last Sun., 3 P.M., Hibernian Hall, I8i| Dudley St., Roxbury; Helen Page, Pres., 78 Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain; Victoria J. Dostie, R.F.S., 97 Williams St., Jamaica Plain. 52 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd. SCRAP IRON VJORKEj^^, GEtJEKAL MISCELLANEOUS NO. 19O8 (M. Schiavone k Sons, Inc.). lith Thurs., 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, High St., Charlestown; George W. Hall, Pres., UO Sherman St., W. Medford; John Mackie, S.T., 38O Mt. Vernon St., Dorchester. SEAFARERS (Atlantic Fishermen) (See Fishennen's Union, Atlantic) SEAFOOD WORKERS (See Longshoremen No. 1572-2) SHEET METAL WORKERS: NO. 17 (Eastern Massachusetts). 2nd and Uth Mon., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; James E. Brooks, F.S.T.j Joseph F. Connolly, Robert M. Peters and Francis W. Mogan, B.A's; Bus. Off., 351 Tronont St., Tel. Ha 6-6956. NO. 139 (B & A Railroad). On Callj James Zevolo, R.S., 217 Bennington St., E. Boston; Janes J. O'Malley, F.S.T., 78 Clarkson St., Dorchester. NO. 200 (NY m). First Fri., Hibernian Hall, Ibh Dudley St., Roxbury; Thomas J. Sharkey, F.S.T., 68 Corona St., Dorchester; Charles F. Connell, Gen. Ch. Slingerland, New York. NO. 377 (B & M Corp.). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., 69 Canal St.; Paul A. Connor, F.S.T., Uh Glendale St., Everett; Bernard R. Mosher, Gen. Ch. , U6 Matthies St., Beverly. NO. 395 (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Robert Wallace, Pres., 20 Grant Rd., Maiden; Gerald F. Memmo, F.S., 105 Casey St., Norwood. NO. 500 (See Coppersmiths) SHOE EMPLOYEES, RFTAIL (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. 99-173) SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (See Boot and Shoe Workers) SHOE WORKERS OF AMERECA, UNITED NO. 1 (Mixed). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 205, 176 Federal St., Tel. 5ii2-2856; Eleanor Salvaggio, F.S.T., 137 Saratoga St., E. Boston; James DeFelice, B.A. SIGN, PICTORIAL AND DISPLAY UNION (See Painters No. 391) SIGNALMEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Signalmen) SOCIAl WORKERS GUILD, BOSTON (See Building Service Employees Int'l. No. 509) SPECIAX DELIVERY MF.SSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery No. 11) SPENCER ASSOCIATES (IND) (Spencer Shoe Corp.). On Call, at Bus. Off., 9th Fl., 160 State St., Tel. Ca 7-9610; Albert J. Sweet, Pres., 500 Prospect St., Methuen; Dudley A. Weiss, Atty. SPRINKLER FITTERS AND APPRENTICES NO. 550. Last Fri., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; James Argrew, Pres., lU Sunnyside St., Jamaica Plain; John D. Kelly, F.S.T.,B.A., Ih Anthony Rd,, Franklin; Bus. Off., Rm. SSS, 80 Boyls- ton St., Tel. Ha 6-1591. STAINED GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. 1181) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. I6U (Div. of Employment Security Admin. Emp. ). Last Thurs., 6.15 P.M., 881 Commonwealth Ave.; John J. French, Pres., 29 Vincent St., W. Newton; George J. Dyer, Treas., 119 Grand St., Lowell; Bus. Off., 6th Fl., 135 Clarendon St., Tel. Co 7-5810. NO. 230 (School Cafeteria Emp.). On Call, Pilgrim Hall, lU Beacon St.; Harriet Kelley, Pres., 76 Blue Ledge Dr., ^slindale; Mary G. Mooney, S.T., 92 Gordon St., Brighton. NO. 296 (Park and Recreation Dept.). Last Tues., Town Field House, Field's Corner, Dorchester; William Meaney, Pres., Ul Belden St., Dorchester; Grace A. Powers, S.T., 3IO rear Bunker Hill St., Charlestown. NO. 31U (Mass. D.P.W. Employee's Labor Union). On Call, Bi-monthly, 7.3O P.M.; Adrian L. Ouellette, Pres., 62 Wenham St., Jamaica Plain; Charles Reed, R.S., 22 High St., Brookline. NO. 370 (Long Island Hospital). First Mon., 12.30 P.M., Emp. Recreation Hall, at Hospital, Boston Harbor; Joseph M. Lydon, Pres., 215 Parke Ave., Squantum; William Simmons, Treas., Long Island Hospital. 53 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont ' d . STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES - Cont'd.: NO. Ul9 (Penal Dept., Deer Island). On Call, Monthly, 12 Noon, Hill Prison Library, Deer Island, Winthrop; Mario Pegurri, Pres., Deer Island, Winthrop; Ftaymond Wallace, S.T., Deer Island, VJinthrop. NO. UU5 (Boston Public Works Emp,). 3rd Mon., V.F.V.. Hall, 15 June St., Ros- lindale; Ernest Medeiros, Pres., 18 Winslow Rd., Brookline; James Campbell, F.S., 16 Primrose St., Roslindale; Bus. Off., 650 Albany St., Tel. Ke 6-7150. NO. Ii5l (Mass. Correctional Institution) (See Walpole) NO. 532 (Mass. Port Authority). On Call, at Bus. Off., 152 Bowdoin St., Tel. Ca 7-6UOO; Thomas B, McDonough, Pres., 18 Westmoor Rd., W. Roxbury; James Broyer, B.A. NO. 533 (Div. of Banks and Loan Agencies). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., l52 Bowdoin St.; William J, Loughlin, Pres., 10 Moore Ave., Worcester; John H. Bradley, Sec, 1 Ledgewood Dr., Burlington. NO. 6ii& (Mass. Div. of Employment Security). 2nd Fri., 7-30 P.M., Div. of Emp. Security, Rm. 750, Park Sq. Bldg., St, James Ave.; John E. Coleman, Pres., U Crerie Ave., V/orcester; Elizabeth C, Tliomson, Treas., 3 O'Leary Way, Jamaica Plain. NO. 703 (Boston Bldg. Inspectors). On Call, Quarterly, 11 A.M., Rm. 537, 120 Boylston St.; Robert Bender, Pres,, 8U Chesterfield St,, Hyde Park; Charles Butler, Treas., lU Poplar St., Roslindale; Bus. Off., Rm. 901, City Hall Annex, Tel. La 3-5100, Ext. U29. NO. 760 (Mass. Dept. of Public Works Engineers). 2nd Tues., Where Called; Vincent M. McKenna, Pres., 598 Salem St., Rockland; David J. Wilson, R.S., 61 Cabot Rd., Danvers. NO. 783 (Boston Traffic & Maintenance Emp.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., 112 South- ampton St., Roxbury; Robert L. Dolan, Pres. ,F.S., 88 McBride St., Jamaica Plain; John Meehan, R.S. NO. 787 (Boston Sanatorium Emp.). 3rd Mon., 12,30 P.M., Recreation Hall, at Hospital, 2U9 River St., Mattapan; Joseph D. Santoro, Pres., 10 Corona St., Dorchester; Martin King, S.T., 6a Rosedale St,, Dorchester. NO, 801; (City Foremen and Inspectors). 2nd Mon., K. of C. Hall, 1U35 Tremont St., Roxbury; John Hammond, Pres., 63 Sycamore Rd., Cochituate; John Doherty, R.S., Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park. NO. 869 (Boston Public Welfare Dept.). First and 3rd Wed., Congregational Hall, Ik Beacon St.; Leo Deitch, Pres, , B.A,, 82 American Legion Hghwy. Dorchester; Catherine Sullivan, F.S.T., 27 Crehore Rd., Chestnut Hill. NO, 9kh (City I^Iaintenance Fmo. ). 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 527, 120 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6-0903; Thomas Kelly, Pres., 263 Park St., Dorchester; Lawrence G. Hegner, S.T., 11 Windermere Rd. , Dorchester, NO. 978 (Boston State Hospital). On Call, Monthly "D" Bldg. Classroom, 591 Morton St.; Warren I, Brown, Pres.,B.A., l5 Cunningham St.; Maude Turner, Treas., Ii2 Georgia St., Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. Iii3, Male Home, 591 Morton St., Tel, 288-9333. NO. 1067 (State College Emp.). 3rd Thurs., 10 A.M., Where Called; Eugene Gronin, Pres., U6 St, Gregory St., Dorchester; Guy R. Farwell, Jr., Treas., 238 Lincoln St., Fitchburg. NO. mi; (Lemuel Shattuck Hospital). First Mon., 7 P.M., Conference Rm. at Hospitail, 170 I-brton St., Jamaica Plain; David Hartnett, Pres., 10 Greenwich St., Roxbury; Rita DelCorso, Treas., 335 Huntington Ave. NO. II3U (Suffolk County Jail). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 215 Charles St., Tel. Ca 7-76UO; Francis Sullivan, Pres.; Thomas Kelley, S.T. NO, 1198 (Boston Civil Engineers). On Call, City Hall Annex, Court St.; Theodore Spitz, Pres., 112 Beech St., Roslindale; James A. O'Rourke, R,S., 28 Tscoma St., Hyde Park. NO. 12U2 (M.D.C. Sewer and Park Depts.). First Mon., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; James Gillespie, Pres., 11 dive St., Wuiricy; William J. Powers, S.T., 58 Osceola St., Ilattapan; Bus. Off., 152 Bowdoin St., Tel. Ca 7-6UOO. 5U ) LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd . STATE., COUim: AM) MUNI a PAL F,MPL0Y1':F5 - Concl'd.: NO. 1297 (Mass. State Admin., Professional & Technical Emp.). On Call, Monthly, 5.15 P.M., Confprence hia. , 11th Fl., State ulfice Bldg., 100 Cambridge St.; Henry J. Khoury, Pres., 11 Richwood St., W. Roxbury; James S. Breen, S.T., 177 Wren St., W. Roxbuiy. NO. 1382 (Mass. Dept. of Public Welfare Div, of Child Guardianship). On Call, Quarterly, Frederick Sullivan, Pres., 16 Cook St., Charlestovm; Robert Hefiernan, S.T., 39 Brookbend Rd., Hanover. NO. Ili5l (Alcoholic Beverage Commission). On Call, Monthly; John C. King, Pres., li; Frothingham Rd. , Worcester; Leonard J. Aylward, S.T., 51 South- side Ave., Lynn. NO. IU89 (Boston City Hospital). 3rd Wed., Where Called; Samuel H. Slattery, Pres., 769 E. Sixth St., So. Boston; George L. Gardas, F.S.T., 69 Allen Ave., Lynn. NO. 1612 (Mass, Dept. of Corp. i^ Tax). On Call, Monthly; Thomas J. Finnigan, Pres., 87 Greer St., Waltham; James P. Hastings, Treas., 32 Cameron Ave., Cambridge. NO. 1631 (City Employees). On Gall; Thomas Nash, Pres., 3U Logan Way, So. Boston; Joan V. Martin, S.T., 39 Clark St. NO. 1718 (Mass, Mental Health Center). Last Mon., Hour Varies, at Center, 7U Fenwood Rd. ; James L. Flanagan, Pres., Ihl Thorndike St., Brooklinej Hugh Heraty, S.T. , k2 Francis St. NO. 1796 (State Clerical and Office Qnp. ). On Call, 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 152 Bowdoin St., Tel. 727-2959; Brenda A. Geoghan, Pres., k9 Summit St., Hyde Park; Mildred Casey, C.S., 16 Weld Ave., Jamaica Plain. STATE FJffLOYEES ASSN., MASSACHUSETTS (See Massachusetts State Employees Assn.) STATE ENGINEERS ASSN., INC., MASSACHUSETTS (See Massachusetts State Engineers Assn. , Inc. STATE HOSPITAL EI4PL0YEES, BOSTON (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 978) STATIONAfil ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Operating) STFJWITTERS (See Pipefitters No. 537) STEAl-ISHIP GI1;RKS (See Longshoremen No. IO66 and Railway and Steamship Clerks) STEELV/ORKERS OF AlffiRICA, UNITED: NO. 2237 (Scrap Metal Handlers) (See Chelsea) NO. 2269 (American Meter Co.). 3rd Tues., U.l5 P.M., 190 Second Ave., Waltham; Anthony Bavuso, Pres., 53 Swanton St., Winchester; Alfonso Restiano, F.S., 8U Mountain Ave. , Revere. NO. 2862 (Bamstead Still Sc Sterilizer Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5.15 P.M., Municipal Bldg., Cummings Hghwy., Roslindale; John Costello, F.S., 765 E. Fifth St., So. Boston; William Maloon, B.A., 202 Powder House Blvd., Somer- ville. NO. 3705 (Thompson Wire Co.). 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Italian-American Hall, Bismark St., Mattapan; Albert Godfrey, Pres., 36 Charles Circle, Stoughton; Anthony J. Galante, F.S., 17 Connecticut Ave., Somerville; Bus. Off., at Plant, J4I Mildred Ave., Mattapan, Tel. Cy 6-6550. NO. 37U6. 2nd Sun., I.O.O.F. Hall, 2076 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; William F. Irvin, Pres., 5l Jaques St., Somerville; William F. Maloon, B.A.; Bus. Off., lJi86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, Tel. 288-UilOO. NO. h91h (United States Steel Supply Div.). First Wed., Lincoln Hall, Lin- coln St., Brighton; Michael J. Mayer, Pres., 5 Longfellow Rd. , Lexington; William Maloon, B.A. , 11*86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. STEREOTYPERS NO. 2. Uth Tues., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Km. i;26, 120 Boylston St., Tel. U26-7U78; Joseph R. Hamel, Pres., 20 Sylvan Ave., Chelmsford; Ralph A. Ciampa, R.C.S., 27 Smith Ave., Reading. 55 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont ' d . STEVEDORES (See Longshoranen and Railway and Steamship Clerks) STONE CUTTERS ASSN. OF NO. AMERICA, jaURIWYl«ffiN. On Call; Leo L, Stewart, Pres., IIU3 Nantasket Ave., Hull; Louis Theriault, S.T., I6 Morrison Ave., Somer- ville. STOITO MASONS, MARBLE SFTTERS AND TERRAZZO WORKERS (See Bricklayers No. 3) STREET RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) STURTEVANT SALARIED EMPLOYEES ASSN. (IND) (Westinghouse Electric Corp., Sturte- vant Div. ). On Call, St. Anthony's Hall, River St., Hyde Park; Timothy F. Galvin, Pres., SS High St., Natick; John J. Robinson, Treas., 191 Neponset Ave. , Dorchester. SUGAR REFINERY WORKERS NO. UOO (See Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers) SUGAR REFINERY WORKERS NO. I66O (Longshoremen's Assn., Int'l. ) (American Sugar Refining Co.). Last Tues. , U. 30 P.M., ii56 Medford St.; Thomas G. Climo, Pres., 15 Cavanaugh Rd., Braintree; Edward J. Gillis, F.S., 7 Oakley St., Dorchester. SUPERVISORS, RAILWAY (See Railway Supervisors Assn.) TAILORS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated; and Garment Workers, Ladies) TAXI CAB DRIVERS (See Teamsters, Qiauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. U96) TEACHERS ALLIANCE, BOSTON (IND). 2nd Mon., Hotel Vendome, I60 Commonwealth Ave.; 3rd Mon., Counsel's Office, Ul Treraont St., 3.15 P.M.; Joseph L. Day, Jr., Pres., 21 Glenraont Rd,, Brighton; David Nelson, Counsel, Exec. Sec, Ul Treraont St.; Bus. Off., ftm. 70U, 177 State St., Tel. La 3-U270. TEACHERS UNION, BOSTON NO. 66. 2nd Wed., 3.U5 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Treraont St.; Charles F. Reilly, Pres., 19 Commonwealth Ave.; Louis Vangel, B.A., 65 Sheldon St., E. Milton; Bus. Off., Rm. I3II, 38 Chauncy St., Tel. Li 2-1U70. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS (IND): NO. 25 (General Freight & Trucking & Warehouses). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 5i;U Main St., Charlestown, Tel. 2ia-8825; William J. McCarthy, Pres., B.A.; George Sordello, Arthur J. Harrington, Joseph C. Conlon, John T. Cannes, James S. Feeney and Raymond Lightfoot, B.A's. NO. 68 (Coal, Asphalt, Ice, Fuel Oil and Allied Ind.). First Sun., 10 A.M., Cypress Hall, II6 Austin St., Cambridge; John J. 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 6-5o6l. NO. 82 (Furniture and Piano Moving, Furniture Store Drivers, Helpers, Ware- housemen and Packers). 3rd Mon., K. of C. Hall, ll;55 Treraont St., Roxbury; Albin 0, Showstead, Pres., B. A., I3 Alexander St,, Dorchester; Henry J. Rofe, S.T.,B.A. , U Union Ave., Jamaica Plain; Bus. Off., Rm. 508, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-8278. NO. 122. Last Sun., 10 A.M., Princess Rm., Hotel Somerset, iiOO Commonwealth Ave.; Emmanuel Cuscianna, S.T,, 619 Morrissey Blvd., VJollaston; Ralph Oilman, B.A., l5 Delano Park, Roslindale; Bus. Off., Rm. 606, 650 Beacon St., Tels. 266-293ii and 266-7U92. NO, 127 (Emp. of Toll Roads, Bridges and Tunnels, State of Mass. ) (Mass. Turnpike Authority). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., W. Auburn Civic Center, South- bridge St., Auburn; Joseph A. Hudyka, Pres., 6U7 Puller St., Ludlow; John A. McGrath, S.T,,B.A., I9 Wellesley Ave., Worcester; Bus. Off., Rm. 503, 650 Beacon St., Tel. 266-2931;. NO. 157 (Mass. Port Authority). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 215 Shurbleff St., Chelsea; Santo Ravagno, Pres., 28U Maverick St., E. Boston; Paul McDonough, S.T., 5 Sudan St., Dorchester. NO. 168 (Wholesale and Family Laundry, Linen, Overall and Dry Cleaning Drivers). 2nd Mon., 8. 30 P.M., Cypress Hall, II6 Austin St., Cambridge; Herbert T. Salter, Pres., U5 Milwood St., Dorchester; William S, Mini, S.T., B.A., 23 Granite Rd., Saugus; Bus. Off., Rm. 607, 650 Beacon St., Tel. 536-397U. 56 j LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd . TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS (IND) - Concl'd.: NO. 259 (Newspaper and Magazine). 3rd Wed., I-Iachinists Hall, 11 Otis St, Israel Learner, Pres.,B.A., 50 Byron ltd.. Chestnut Hill; Thomas 0. Healey, F.S.T. , U Diana Dr., Canton. NO. 379 (Building Material and Excavators). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., American Legion Hall, I6l7 Tremont St., Hoxbury; Frank J. McMorrow, Pres., 1 Hooper St., Dorchester; Americo Pasquale and Leo M. Burke, B.A's; Bus. Off., itm. 602, 650 Beacon St., Tel. 536-1670. NO. 380 (Milk Wagon Drivers, Creamery and Ice Cream ViTcrs.). First Thurs., J.J. Williams Bldg., 63 W. Brookline St.; Luke Kramer, S.T., 25-B Nelson Dr., Randolph; Joseph William Graham, B.A., 32 Gridley St., Quincy; Bus.^ Off., Rm. 25, llUO Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-0332. NO. U9ii (Bakery Drivers). Uth Thurs., 528 Commonwealth Ave.; Thomas F. Carroll, S.T., 9k Powderhouse Blvd., Somerville; Edward J. Trainor, B.A., h Dartmouth St., Quincy; Bus. Off., 650 Beacon St., Tel. 536-3677- NO. U96 (Taxicab, Bus, Funeral Drivers and Chauffeurs). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., K, of C, Hall, 1U55 Tremont St., Roxbury; Herbert Donnell, S.T., 19 Egremont Rd. , Brighton; Harry Kriegsman, Gerald O'Brien and John Bent, B.A's; Bus. Off., Hm. 601, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-7110. NO. 50U (General Warehousemen, Shippers, Packers, Receivers, Stockmen, Chauffeurs and Helpers). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Wass. Ave., Cambridge; James P. McGrath, Pres., B. A., 67 Hinckley St., Somerville; John J. Devlin, F.S.T.,B.A., 7U Dwinell St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 501, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-6223. NO. 6I46 (Food Service Sales Drivers, Chauffeurs, Helpers and Food Service Warehousemen). First Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536. Mass. Ave., Cambridge; Edward M. Foster, Pres.; Joseph L. Hope, S.T.,B.A,; Bus. Off., Rm. 609, 650 Beacon St., Tel. 266-7181. NO. 829 (Food Warehouse Emp.). 2nd Sat., 11 A.M., Local No. 25 Hall, Skh Main St., Charlestown; Daniel J. O'Hare, S.T., 28 "A" Riverside Ave., W. Concord; Martin J. Dunlap, Alphonse R. Heerter and Paul T. McSweeney, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 509, 650 Beacon St., Tel. 267-2312. NO. 8i|l (Automotive Transport Drivers, Garage and Parking Lot Attendants, Greasers, Washers, Polishers and Parts Men, Vending Machine and Juke Boxes). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Cypress Hall, 116 Austin St., Cambridge; Dominic J. Zenga, S.T., 2U W. Tremlett St., Dorchester; Thomas Fitzgerald, B.A., 3k Alfred Rd., Arlington; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 650 Beacon St., Tel. 267-I69O. NO. 8U6 (See Department Store Employees) TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF: NO. 15 (Navy Yard). Last Thurs., U.30 P.M., Where Called; Joseph D. McNeill, Pres., 77 Farnham St., Belmont; Benjamin Yoffe, C.S., 91 Vi/oodlawn St., Everett; Bus. Off., Bldg. 39, Navy Yard, Charlestown, Tel. Ch 2-ll;00, Ext, 506. NO. 105 (Assn. of Engineers, Architects and Draftsmen). UthWed., 5.15 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; John G. Rosen, Pres., Janie Ave., Franklin; Thomas M. Putnam, Focec. Sec, 530 Washington St., Brighton; Bus. Off., Rm. 15, 29U Washington St., Tel. 5U2-5885. NO. 202 (B k M Corp.). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M., 150 Causeway St.; S. G. Mitchell, Pres., U6 Washington St., Stoneham; Marie S. Cohen, S.T., 285 Harvard St., Cambridge. TELFGRAHIKRS, C0M4ERCIAL NO. k (Western Union Telegraph Co.). First Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 206, I76 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-0622; John Lavin, Pres., I2U Wrentham St., Dorchester; Henry Fowler, F.S., 21 Orchard St., Cambridge, TELFfiRAFHERS, RAILROAD (See Transportation-Communication Employees Union No. 89) 57 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd . TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND): NOTE: All locals meet On Call, 5 P.M.; Bus. Off., Rra. 5lU, 120 Boylston St., Tel. U82-3665; Charlotte Corrigan, Pres. ; Sallie Gillis, Gen. Sec, BOSTON NORTH ACCOUNTS. A^nes Desmond, Office Cncl. Ch., 2l6 State St.; Helen T. Phillips, Ch. BOSTON NORTH DISBURSFJ^NTS. Jean DeBonis, Ch., 2U5 State St.; Rita Burke, Sec. BOSTON NORTH TOLL. Mary Connors, Ch,, 2i6 State St. BOSTON SOUTH DISBURSEMENTS. Helen Dolan, Ch., 2U5 State St.; Lillian Graves, Sec. BOSTON SOUTH REVENUE ACCOUNTS. Ann Arrigal, Office Cncl. Ch. , 2U5 State St.; Anna Tuscher, Ch. BOSTON SOUTH REVENUE TOLLS. Maureen Cassidy, Ch., 2i;5 State St. DATA PROCESSUS CEMTEii. Katherine Barstow, Ch., 2U5 State St.; Ann lappini. Sec. GENF.RAX SERVICES AITO ACCOUNTING. Eleanor Flaherty, Ch., 230 Congress St.; Betsy Hyde, Sec. TFLFFHONF. DIRFCTORY SALESMEN (See Communications Woricers of America No. 1301) TFLEPHONF DIRECTORY WORKEl^ (See Communications Workers of America No. 1302) TELFPHONF T RAJT I C WORKERS, N.F. FED. OF (IND): NOTE: All locals meet Monthly, On Call; Bus. Off., Rm. 1105, 10 High St., Tel. Li 2-iaii2. BOIVDOIN INFORI'IATION LOCAL NO. 1. Jean Donahue, Rep., 31 Whittier Rd., Wake- field. BOWDOIN INF0PJ4ATI0N LOCAL NO. 2. Ethel Eddy, Rep., 213 i'ompatuck M. , Hingham. BCTiTOOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. 3. Rosemary Peritzian, Rep., 126 Hamilton St., Dorchester. BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. h. Florence James, Rep., 56 Neponset St., Revere BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. 5- Irene Dailey, Rep., UO Everard St., Revere. BOWDOIN TOLL LOCAL. Catherine Sullivan, Rep., 32 Kingsland lid., W. Roxbury. CAMA IDCAL. Rose Sullivan, Rep., 71 St. Andrews Rd., E. Boston. CFOTRAL INVESTIGATION BUREAU. Evelyn Goff, Rep., 366 Crescent Ave., Chelsea. DINING SERVICE LOCAL. Mary Norton, Rep., 31 Burke St., So. Boston. DORCHESTER LOCAL NO. 1. Helen White, Rep., 2U6 Copeland St., Quincy. DORCHESTER LOCAL NO. 2. Dorothy Dwyer, Rep., 233 Park St., Dorchester. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 2. Eda Calden, Rep,, 71 Kittredge St., Roslindale. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 3. Marguerite Mazza, Rep., 6I Selkirk Rd. , Brighton. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 7. Helen Coughlin, Rep., Ul Polk St., Charlestown. FRANKLIN T.S.P. NO. 1. Elizabeth Tape, Rep.. 11 Lincoln St., Dorchester. FRANKLIN T.S.P. NO. 2. Mary Morrison, Rep., 33 Alpha Rd., Dorchester. HARRISON T.S.P. NO. 3. Catherine Walsh, Rep., 3U9-B Pleasant St., Maiden. HARRISON T.S.P. NO. U. Kathrjm McGonigle, Rep,, Ul Clark St., Everett. MASSACHUSETTS aERICAL LOCAL NO. 1. Margaret Arni, Rep., 722 Metropolitan Ave., Hyde Park. MASSACHLTSETTS SERVICE RESULTS LOCAL. Rita Capadilupo, Rep., lUu Prince St, METROPOLITAN P.B.X. LOCAL. Mary Haggerty, Rep., 10 Elgin St., W. Roxbury. METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC EI«INEF.RS. Jeanette Ghereeb, Rep., U38 Old Conn. Path, Framingham. ROXBURY INFORl-IATION LOCAL. Mary Lavin, Rep., 120 Walworth St., Roslindale. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND) (N.E. Tel. oc Tel. Co.): NO. 1 (Inside Plant Men). First Fri., 11 Otis St.; Robert J. Donovan, Pres., 39 Green St,, Woburn; Paul Donovan, F.S., 233 Washington St., Westwood; Bus, Off,, Rm. U06, 120 Boylston St., Tel. 1^26-2587. 58 , LOCAL LPBOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd . TFLEPHOl^. WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND) (N.E. Tel. U Tel. Co.) - Concl'd.: NO. 2 (Outside Telephone Wkrs. ). §nd and Uth Fri., 11 Otis St.; Jolin P. Carr, Pres., 101 Patten Rd., Tewksbury; John F. l^ahoney, F.S., 75 Hillside Ave., Arlington; Bus. Off., Rm. 11] 6, 77 Sunmer St., Tel. U26-i,908. NO. 2ii (Facilities Assigners and Engineers). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; John J. Galvin, Pres., 8 Sunset Dr., Beverly; Walter C. Kennedy, R.S.T., 9S Pullers Lane, Milton; Bus. Off., Rtn. UOO, 120 Boyls- ton St., Tel. U26-2$69. NO. 25. 2nd Fri., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Robert A. Nordberg, Pres., 256 Chestnut St., Randolph; Edward L. Gorvin, F.S.T., 9U Hillside Ave., Melrose; Bus. Ofr., Rm. U27, 120 Boylston St., Tel. U23-2969. (See also Communications Workers of America) TELEVISION ARTISTS (See Radio and Television Artists) TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPP'.RS NO. 37. 3rd Fri., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; John Pedranti, R.S.T,, 92 Neponset Ave., Hoslindale; Frank larrobino, B.A., 2319 Centre St., W. Roxbury. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED HO. 1917 (Alden Storage Co.). First Fri., 6.30 P.M., Rafferty Hall, 119 K St., So, Boston; Robert Harmon, Pres., ii8a Oliver St., Somerville; VJilliam Kennealy, F.S.T. , hi Pearl St., Dorchester. THE/TRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES: NO. B-3 (Film Exchange Emp.). First Mon. , 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., kS Win- chester St., Tel. Ha 6-15UO; Roger Mintz, Pres., 79 Mechanic St., Foxboro; Harry C. Buttle, R.S. NO. F-3 (Film Exchanre Office Emp.). 2nd Wed., 5.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., i;5 Winchester St. ^ Gilbert F. Norton, Pres. ,B.A., 168 I^lton St., Dorchester; Julia Canty, S.T., 5l Russell St., Charlestown. NO. B-U (Ushers and Doormen). On Call, Monthly, 6 P.M., Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont St.; Thomas J. Regan, Pres., U6 Huron Ct., Dorchester; William B. Jackson, Jr., F.S,, 9 Pinewood Ave., Natick. NO. 11 (Stage Employees). 3rd Wed., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Paul F. Connors, Pres., 128 Tecumseh Dr., Hanover; Jeremiah F. Galvin, F.S.,B.A., 15 Packard Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 100 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6-5595. NO. 182 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) NO. 753 (Treasurers and Ticket Sellers). First Mon., 10 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Anthony Stagno, Pres.,S.T., 135 Orvis Rd., Revere; James F. Kelley, R.S.,B.A., 91 Beacon St. NO. 775 (Theatrical Wardrobe Attendants). First Thurs., 6.145 P.M., Km. 501, 100 Boylston St.; Patricia Galvin, H.S., 307 Harvard St., Cambridge; Arleen Teahan, B.A,, kh Evergreen St., Jamaica Plain. TILE LAYERS NO. 8. 2nd Fri., at Bus. Off., 217a Albany St., Tel. U&2-3766; Robert P. I4asi, Pres.; Joseph D. Griffin, F.S.T. , B.A. TRAINMEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Trainmen) TPJiNSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED: NO. 569 (Carmen's Union, M.B.T.A. ). Uth Thurs., 10.30 A.M. and 8 P.M., Empire Rm., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Francis J. Gallagher, R.S., 332 Ashmont St., Dorchester; George E. O'Brien, B.A., 56 Porter St., Somer- ville; Bus. Off., ftti. 926, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Li 2-8212. NO. 1038 (B & M Trans. Co., Maintenance Wkrs.). 2nd Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Armando Cintolo, Pres., 68 Marion St., lledford; Paul L. Goguen, S.T., 1x3 Harrow Rd., Norwood. NO. 1205 (Eastern Greyhound Lines). First Thurs., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Henry C. Boucher, Pres., UO Damon Rd., Scituate; Serpoohi Kenoian, F.S. Box 220, Back Bay Annex. 59 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON- Concl'd. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED - Concl'd.: NO. 1318 (Continental Trailways of N.E., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Reginald Jessup, Pres., 750 E. Front St., Plain- field, New Jersey; Stanley H. Arthur, F.S.T.,B.A., Glen Ave. (Box 1;83), No. Falmouth; Bus. Off,, Rm. 216, 2 Park Sq., Tel. U23-3196. NO. Iii63. 2nd Tues., 6.3O P.M., at Bus. Off., I6 Mall St., Hoxbury, Tel. U27-863I; Edward P. Mitchell, Pres., 811 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; John H. Norton, F.S., 92 I St., So. Boston. NO. 1509 (Eastern Mass. System) (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.). Mon.,Wed and Thurs.. of First Full Wk. , Where Called; Joseph J. Nabozny, Pres., 9 Butler St., Salem; George L. Lewis, R.F.S.,B.A., 520 Chatham St., Lynn; Bus. Off., Rm. 533, 120 Boylston St., Tel. 5U2-1509. NO. 1529 (Brush Hill Trans. Co.). 2nd Tues., Home of Pres.; George M. Mulligan, Pres., I6 Woodgate St., Mattapan; Arthur B. Cassado, R.F.S., 19 Fuller St., Brookline. TRANSPORT DRIVERS, AUTOMOTIVE NO. 8ia (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) TRANSPORT SERVICE EMPLOYEES, UNITED NO. 706 (Station Porters). First Wed., Back Bay RR Station, lU5 Dartmouth St.; Nicholas Harris, H.S., 39U Mass. Ave.; Andrew Chandler, S.T., I39 Blue Hill Ave., Roxbury. TRANSPORT WORKERS NO. 507 (Air Transport Div, ) (American Airlines, Inc.). Last Thurs., 7.30 A.M., 12.30 P.M. and 3. 30 P.M., Where Galled; Vernon G. Dailey, Pres., 15 Nichols St., Reading; Anthony J. Carbone, F.S.T., 53 Russell St., Medford; Bus. Off., lU7 Everett St., E. Boston, Tel. 567-7681. TRANSPORT WORKFJIS NO. 5l5 (Northeast Airlines, Inc.). iith Mon., 7.30 P.M., Int'l, Motel, Logan Airport, E. Boston; George F. Morris, Pres., B. A., U50 Main St., No. Saugus; Thomas Halligan, F.S., 36 Moulton St., Lynn. TRANSPORTATION-COMMUNICATION EMPLOYEES UNION NO. 89 (M.B.T.A. ). 3rd Tues., (Jan. , Feb. , Mar. , Sept. ), 1 to 5 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Arthur H. MacMillan, Ch. Telegrapher, 55 HcBride St., Jamaica Plain; Robert E. McMahon, Gen. Ch. , 32 Elm St., Somerville. TYPOGRAFHICAI. NO. 1 (See Mailers) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. I3. Uth Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Eugene Samulski, Pres., B. A., 21 Gale Rd. , Weymouth; Harold A. Phelps, S.T., 37 Whitten St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 711, 53 State St., Tel. 523-3856. UTHOLSTF.RERS (See Furniture Workers No. I36) UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NO. 369 (Boston Edison Physical and Maintenance Unit). 2nd Thurs., Old Dor- chester Post, 500 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester; Thomas M. Sullivan, Pres., 69 Huron Circle, Dorchester; Robert B. Ambler, B.A., 51 Longwood Rd., Weymouth; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 512 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester, Tels. Av 8-6UOO and Av 8-6UOI. NO. 386 (Boston Edison Professional Unit). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. UlU, 25 Huntington Ave.; Robert L. Foley, Pres.; Francis X. Kenneally, Treas., 512 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester, NO. 387 (Boston Edison Clerical Wkrs.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Oval Rm. , 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., ftm. 312, 161 Mass. Ave., Tel. 536-I9J4O. WAITRESSES (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 277) WATCHMAN'S ASSN., INDEPENDENT (See Police and Protection Emp. No. 10; and Port Watchmen No, lU5l) WELDERS AND DIVERS (Pile Driving, Wharf and Bridge Work) (See Carpenters No. 56) VffNDOW CLEANERS (See Building Service Employees) YARDMASTERS, RAILROAD (See Railroad Yardmasters) 60 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOURNE STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 11$U (Mass. Maritime Academy, Buzzards Bay). On Call, Monthly, at Academy; Bradford Self, hres., 27 Springer Lane, W. Yarmouth; Charles E. Maynard, S.T. BRAINTREE CARPENTERS NO. l550 (See Weymouth) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 22619 (Rubber Wkrs.) (Armstrong Cork Co.). Last Wed., 7 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Washington St., So. Braintree; William Gilson, F,S., 30 Hillside Rd.; Uonald MacMillan, B.A., 112 Spring St., Rockland. DISTILLERY, RECTIFYING, WINE AND ALLIED WKRS. NO. 8. 2nd Wed., 6. 30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 170 Forbes Rd. , Tel. 8U3-3886; John M. Griffin, Pres., U8 Clement Ave., W. Roxbury; Lawrence Cohen, S.T.,B.A., 27 Waban Rd., Quincy. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 920. On Call, Central Fire Station, 1 Union PI., So. Brain- tree; William Gallivan, Jr., Pres., 6 Mann St.; James F. Giles, Treas., 60 Marshall St. (P.O. Box 186). GAS AND BY-PRODUCI COKE WORKERS NO. 12118 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Boston Gas Co.). Last Wed., 5,15 P.M., American Legion Hall, Commercial St., E, Weymouth; Walter G. Burke, Pres., 36O Summer St., Weymouth; Elecinor B. Nadell, F.S., 33 Middle St., E. Weymouth; Bus. Off., 39 Quincy Ave., E. Braintree, Tel. Vi 3-7900. OIL WORKERS (See Quincy) FULF, SULFHITE AITO PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 538 (Jewell Local) (Abrasive Products, Inc.). On Call, U.l5 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, King Hill Rd.; Raymond Hobart, R.S., 295 Pond St., So. Braintree; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER fflLL WORKERS NO. 659 (Atlantic Abrasive Corp., So. Braintree). On Call, U.l5 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, King Hill Rd.; Alfred H, Mattson, H.S., 1x2 Washington Circle, Holbrook; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2391^ (Walworth Co.). 2nd Thurs., k P.M., American Legion Hall, U35 Washington St., So. Braintree; William D. Oliver, Pres., 135 Sydney St., Dorchester; Leo Dunford, F.S., l5 McDonough Way, So. Boston; Bus. Off., IU86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Av 8-UloO. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3388 (Walworth Co.). 2nd Mon. , 5.U5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, 66 N St. , So. Boston; Paul W. Farnham, Pres., 13 Hemlock Dr., Canton; Clifton Sommers, B.A.j Bus, Off., li;86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Av 8-UiiOO. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AJ4ERICA NO. 379 (Braintree Electric Light Dept.). On Call, Monthly, 7 P.M., Linemen's Quarters, kh Allen St.; Richard Hall, Pres., lUO W. Division St.; Liba Studley, S.T., 58 Burr Rd. , Hingham. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AIIERICA NO. I466 (Braintree Water Dept.). On Call, Bi- monthly, Home of Pres.; Frederick Forbes, Pres., 36 Cotton Ave., E. Braintree; John McKinley, Sec, 56 Logan Rd. BRIDGE WATER BRICK AMD CLAY WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 591 (Stiles & Hart Brick Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Citizens Club, Hale St.; Antonio Santos, Pres., 32U Quincy St., Brockton; John Foubert, R.S., 93 i^inthrop St., Taunton. LETTER CARRIERS NO. l5l9. On Call, Vets Hall, Cottage St.; Leonard J. Wood, Pres., U26 Summer St.; John Mullen, F.S., I1O9 Main St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 211 (Perkins Foundry Co.). 3rd Wed., American Legion Hall, Lincoln St., W. Bridgewater; Robert Hayston, Pres., 86 Oak St., Raynham; George Cormier, F.S., 82 Forest Ave., Brockton. 61 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BRIDGEWATER - Concl'd . STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 503 (Mass, Correctional Institution). Last Tues., 3.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, Warren Hall, at Institution, Tel. 697-69U1; Gordon Fountain, Pres., 2U Plymouth St., Carver; Laurentina Cordeiro, H.F.S., 10 Bennett St., Taunton. NO. 1067 (See Boston) NO. 1368 (Mass. Div, of Youth Service). 2nd Mon. , 10 A.M., Vftiere Calledj George Barnicle, Pres., l52 St. Joseph Ave,; Evelyn Porter, R.S., 7 Rob Lane, Sharon. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6U06 (Independent Nail Corp.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Citizens Club, Hale St,; Antosie J. Dainis, F.S., 39 Worcester St.; Sidney Larson, B.A., 100 Fountain St., Providence, Rhode Island. BROCKTON ASSOCIATED FOOD DISTRIBUTORS (See Food Distributors, Associated) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONEH!f WORKERS (See Boston Local No. 20) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 238. 3rd Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Bartenders Hall, I6 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., Rra. 2, I6 School St., Tel. 58>3955; Edward P, Conefrey, F.S.T. 262 Main St.; Elton B. Mooney, R.S.,B.A. , 78 Byron Ave. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. 38. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 15, 63 Main St., Tel. 589-IU68; Nona Ford, Pres. , F.S.T. , 279 Sumner St.; Thomas Hines, R.S., 69 Main St. BOX WORKERS UIOON OF BROCKTON, INC., INDEPENDENT NO. 1 (M.B. Claff (k Sons, Inc.). First Tues., Novelli Hall, I48 Green St.; Fred D. Strangis, Pres., 85 Walnut St.; Carl M. Backgren, Treas., 192 Howard St, BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 5- 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. Ju 6-^266; Joseph Catrambone, Pres., 19 Douglas Rd.; Forest Asci, F.S.,B.A. BUILDING Li^BORERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. 721) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 525 (Public School Custodians). 3rd Wed,, Hotel Bryant, 33 W. Elm St,; Robert E. O'Brien, Pres., 135 Manomet St.; Arthur Ford, F.S.T., 3OO Menlo St. CARPENTERS NO. 62l|. Mon. (Oct. thru June), 2nd and Uth Mon. (July thru Sept.), 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rra. 3, 68 Main St., Tel. 586-3081; Vinton Russell, Pres., 102 Packard Way; Oscar R. Pratt, R.S.,Bus. Rep. CLERKS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks and Retail Clerks) CLOTHING WORKERS, AliALGAMATED NO. 353. On Call, 5.30 P.M., Vara Hall, Main St.; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr., 126 Lynn Fells Pkwy., Saugus; Sam Tancreto, B.A., 560 Main St., Medford; Bus. Off., 85 Essex St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-8123. CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC 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., Elks Hall, 200 No. Main St.; Charles B. Lincoln, Pres., B.A., 1032 Warren Ave.; Richard A, Bird, Treas., 3h Old Bedford Rd., E. Bridgewater. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 223. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. 586-U266; Harold Hallisey, Pres., lU7 Myrtle St.; Cornelius B. Santry, Bus. Mgr., 30 Anania Terrace. FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. lUU. 3rd Wed., Bocce Club, Westgate Mall; James M. Hallisey, Pres., 22 N. Byron Ave.; Francis J. Clark, S.T., 7 Linnea Ave. FIREMEN AITO OILERS NO. U7. 2nd and Uth Wed., Mar -Ellen Social Club, Ward St., Francis W. Williams, Pres., 32 Addison Ave.; George A. Hanson, S.T., I6 VJaverly St, 62 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BROCKTON - Cont'd . FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOQATED NO. Iii8 (IND) (A (ic P South Shore Stores). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., VJhite Eagle Hall, UO Emerson Ave.; Arthur ¥. Fogo, Pres., 160 West St., Randolph; James L, Roach, o.T., 29 Columbus Ave., Mansfield. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 2U2. First Mon. , 6 P.M., Novelli Hall, hb Green St.; Howard Hill, Sec, l65 Elliot St.; Bernard George, B.A., l5 Urlando St., Mattapan; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 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., Main St.; Robert Hannon, Pres., 726 Circuit St., Hanover; William DiCroce, Sec, 29 Florence St. GOVEPUMENT EMPLOYEES, AMEF;ICAN FED. NO. 2592 (V.A. Hospital). 2nd Mon., V.F.W. Hall, Hodges Ave,, Taunton; Fortunato Graca, Pres., 26 Tyler St.; Delores Boerner, R.S., 5 Horton St., Taunton. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. NO. 25 (iND) (V.A. Hospital). Tues., before Last Sat., 7.30 P.M., at Hospital, Belmont St.; Ralph 0. Neves, Pres., 7U2 No. Main St., Mansfield; Clifton Haynes, F.S.T., 7 Terrace PI., Taunton. HOD CARRIERS (See Laborers Int'l, Union of No. America) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. I38. On Call, K, of C. Hall, Main St., Randolph; Philip Grasso, Pres., 93 Ekstrom Circle, Abington; Howard Jackson, R.S.T., 263 Green St. LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AJERICA NO. 721. First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. 586-U266; Francis J. Bennett, S.T., 9k Maple Ave., Bridge- water; Louis W, Poirier, Bus. Mgr., 33 Hervey St. LAST MAKERS FEDERAL UNION NO. 18377 (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) LATHERS NO. 123. 3rd Tues., Bldg. Trades Hall, 23 Main St.; N. Paul Johnson, F.S.T., 21 Billings Rd., No. Quincy; Jack Cavanaugh, B.A., 53 No. Byron Ave. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING IIJT'L. UNIuN NO. 61. First Fri., Hotel Bryant, 33 W. Elm St.; Ethel Dorey, Pres., 26 Spring St.; Agnes Roderick, S.T., 83 Weston St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. l56. 2nd Mon., Side Door, Main & Hervey St.; John Pizzano, Pres., 188 No, Quincy St.; Edgar J. Pigeon, Treas., I6I Laureston St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 399 (E.L. LeBaron Foundry Co., Inc.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Campello Veteran Fireman's Hall, 221; Clinton St.; Patrick McNamara, Pres., 96 Elliott St.; Robert Hamilton, F.S.,C,R., 39 Twelfth Ave. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 1437. 2nd Sun., 9.30 A.M., 63 Main St.; Samuel Byer, R.S.T., 262 Green St.; George S. Follis, B.A., 12 Common St., Quincy. MUSICIANS, BROCKTON FED. OF NO. I38. First Sun., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rra. k, 23 Main St., Tel. 588-U9UU; J. Lawrence McGrath, Pres.; James L. Alfred, R.S.T., 81; Bouve Ave. NEWSPAPER GUILD, BROCKTON NO. 27 (Brockton Enterprise Times Publishing Co.). On Call, Hotel Bryant, W. Elm St.; James Orcutt, Pres., Paradise Lane, Halifax; Bruce C. Gotts, Treas., Qk Nonatum St., Brighton. PAINTERS NO. 296. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 63 Main St., Tel. 586-U266; Lester Leavitt, Pres., 30 School St., V.Tiitman; Henry Eayrs, F.S.,B.A., 12 Green- leaf St., I'Jhitman. PAPERMAKERS AW PAPEHfJORKERS, UNITED NO. 918 (Propack, Inc.). On Call, h P.M., at Plant, 125 Perkins Ave.; Robert McGuinness, Pres., 92 Dexton St.; Ann A. Boyer, F.S., I33 Coventry Circle. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 276. 2nd and Uth Tues. (Sept. thru June), 2nd Tues. (July and Aug.), at Bus, Off., 63 Main St., Tel. Ju 6-I4266; Joseph E, Mulligan, F.S.T., 87 Mulberry St.; John J. Lee, B.A., 15 Laurel Ave. POST OFFICE AI\ID GENERAL SERVICES MAIIJTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. 87. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Post Office, U3 Crescent St,; William Fitzpatrick, Pres., I6 Reed St.; Roy Holcomb, S.T., 799 Montello St. 63 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BROCKTON - Cont'd . POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, ETC. NO. 76. 2nd Tues., Home of Pres.; Hiilip F. Mather, Pres., 79 Belair St.; Edward L. I^rphy, S.T. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3bl^. 3rd Tues., 8. 30 P.M., Russell Club, 117 Lawrence St.; Allan J. Williams, Pres., 23 James St.; Daniel J. Lyons, Treas., 79 Fitzpatrick Ave. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 120 (IND). On Call, Quarterly; John McKeon, Pres., 81 Gosnold St., Hyannis; Charles F. Devine, S.T., 116 Center St., Bridgewater. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 102. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Bartenders Hall, 16 School St.; George Roberts, Pres., Middle St., 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.; Harold Hinglebine, Jr., Pres., 10 Elm Ave.; Henrj^ C. Wolforth, F.S.T., 88 Broad St., Whitman. RETAIL CLERKS UNION, BROCKTON (IND) (Brockton Public Market, Inc.). First Sun., (Feb., May, Aug., Oct.), 7 P.M., Walk Over Club, Perkins Ave.; Frank M. Cabral, Pres., k3k Main St., Bridgewater; Carl H. Nelson, Treas., 60 Pros- pect St., W. Bridgewater. ROOFERS NO. 39. First Thurs., Bldg. Trades Hall, 63 Main St.; Elmer Currie, Pres., 105 Auburn St.; Harry L. L^awson, R.F.S., 318 Summer St., E. Bridge- water. SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN (IND): NOTE: All locals meet at B.S.A.C. Headquarters, 389 Main St., Tel. $87-2606. CUT SOLE NO. 3. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M.; Kenneth Johnson, Pres., 16 Tabor Ave.; Joseph A. Stanley, Price Expert, 23 Park St. CUTTERS. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Earle F. Snow, S.T., Ul Hillberg Ave.; Thomas Flaherty, B.A., 16 Southworth St. DRESSERS AND PACKERS. 2nd and Uth Thurs.; Ronleigh B. Jenkins, S.T., 185 School St., Whitman; V^. Vincent Lynch, B.A., 9 Hayward St., No. Fasten. EDGESETTERS. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Leonard H. Ellershaw, Pres.; Charles Atherton, S.T. EDGETRIMMERS. Last Tues.; Ralph Iverlino, Pres.; Frank McGlincy, R.S.T.,B.A., Box 19, Rte 1, 322 Center St., Pembroke. FINISHERS. 2nd and Uth Fri.; Dorris E. Snow, F.S.T.; Victor Lawcewicz, B.A. GOODYEAR OPERATORS. First and 3rd Thurs.; George F. Conefrey, Jr., Pres., F.S.T.jB.A., 103 Elliot St.; Walter Mason, R.S., Bernice Ave. HEELERS. On Call; Charles A. Roberts, Pres. ,F.S.T., B.A. , 81; Cedar St., Whit- man; Al 0' Sullivan, R.S. LASTERS. 2nd Fri.; Saverio Castano, R.S., 8I Kenilworth Ave.; Robert Bertocci, B.A. MIXED. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Theodore P. Nelson, Pres., Mystic St.; John Sundling, R.S.T., hhS Main St. SKIVERS. First Tues.; Rosanna M. Delaney, S.T., 2li Russell Rd. SOLE LEATHER WORKERS. 2nd Thurs.; James Martin, Pres., B. A., 15 James St.; W. Vincent Lynch, R.S.T., 9 Hayward St., No. Easton. STITCHERS. First and 3rd Tues.; Mabel Annino, Pres.; Anna Patrick, Treas., 17 Livingston Rd, TREERS. First and 3rd Tues.; Carl Johnson, Pres.; Albert Zelinskas, R.S.T., B.A., 22 Gladstone St. VAMPERS. First and 3rd Wed.; Joseph Ritucci, Pres., 52 Kenilworth Ave.; Julia Miglin, S.T., 5U Glendower St., Avon. SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (See Boot and Shoe Workers) STREET RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated, Boston Local No. 1509) TAILORS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated No. 16, Worcester) 61; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BROCKTON - Concl'd . TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMIIN AND HELPERS NO. 653 (IND) (General). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Elks Hall, 200 No. Main St.; Henry 0. Gross, Pres.,B.A., 1$ Macey Ave.; George O'Donnell, 3. A., South St., Bridgewater; Bus. Off,, U71 Prospect St., Tel. Ju 7-0822. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WOPJCERS, N.E. FED. (Ilffi). June Mullins, Rep., 38 Rainbow Circle. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Clerical and Staff Local - Southeast). Barbara McCue, Rep., 8 Douglass Ave., Fitchburg. TELEPHOflE WORKERS, lOT'L. BROTHERHOOD NO. l6 (II\ID) (N.E. Tel. k Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., V/est Side Improvement Assn., Forest Ave.; John Flynn, Pres., Plymouth St., Halifax; Alexander \I. Benvie, F.S., 72 Maolis Ave., W. Bridge- water . THEATRICAL STAGE FJ^PLOYEES NO. Ik9. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Home of R.S.; Paul J. Papineau, R.S., 107 Vesey St.; I. Baker, F.S.,B.A., 69 Summer St. THF:ATRICAL stage employees no. U37 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 22U. Uth Mon., 3.10 P.M., Bartenders Hall, I6 School St.; Raymond McKale, Pres., 10 May St., Sharon; Francis J. Stackpole, F.S.T.,B.A., 33 Westwood Dr., Whitman. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA (See Gas Workers, Brockton No. 273) BROOKLINE FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 950. 3rd Mon., 31a Harvard St.; Joseph P. Duffy, Pres., 22 Leverett St.; Robert McCaffrey, Sec, 8 Juniper St. (P.O. Box 771). JEWELRY V/ORKERS UNION, INT'L. NO. 356 (Crown Silver Co.). 3rd Wed. , I.O.O.F. Hall, 370 Washington St.; John J. Foley, S.T., 713 Dudley St., Dorchester; Joseph F. Tomaszek, B.A., 5 Cochato Park, Randolph. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 1358) PAINTERS NO. 709. Uth Fri., Orange Hall, 22 Prospect St.; Raymond O'Connor, Pres., lU Leach St., Stoughton; Kenneth B. Pike, F.S., 270 Neponset Valley Pkwy. , Hyde Park; Bus. Off., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Lo 6-O675. STATE, COUNTY PW MUNICIP^^L El-IPLOYEES NO. 1358 (Brookline, Massachusetts Muni- cipal Emp. ). 3rd Wed., V.F.VJ. Hall, Boylston St.; Francis Norton, Pres., B.A., 162 Chestnut St.; Vaiiiam J. Burke, F.S., 233 Boylston St. BURLINGTON STATE, COUOTY AND MNICIPAL EfCPLOYEES NO. 1703- 3rd Sat., k.lS P.M., High School; John Danielson, Pres., 3 Bushmich PI.; John Cass, R.S., Meadowvale Rd. CAMBRIDGE BMFRY AND CONFECTIONERY WKRS. lOT'L. UNION, AMEPJCMI NO. 3I48. On Call, Monthly; George A. Paris, F.S.T., 23 Owen St., Mattapan; Marino Matarazzo, B.A., ll|9 Central St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Hm. 9, 6U9 Mass. Ave., Tel. $hl-22h6. BOOKBINDERS NO. 20U. 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass. Ave.; John J. Barry, Pres.,B.A., 92 Pine St., Maiden; Edgar V. O'Brien, S.T., 18 Beechcroft St., Brighton; Bus. Off., Rra. U06, 2 9U Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1096. BUIUDING AND GROUNDS MAINTENAl^ICE ASSN. (IND) (Harvard University). Last Thurs., Stephen James Hall, 5 Davenport St.; Robert S. Richardson, Pres., 36 Vine St., Lynn; Frank Vasquez, Treas., 19 Hiawatha Rd. , Wobum. BUILDING LABORERS (See Construction and General Laborers Union No. l5l) CASKET MAKERS AND FURNITURE WORKERS (See Upholsterers No. 560) 65 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS CAMBRIDGE - Cont'd . CHEMICAL WORKERS INT«L. NO. 86 (Dewey L Alny Chemical Co.). First Mon. , Notre Dame Hall, 2322 Mass. Ave.; Vincent Kelley, Pres. , 103 Norfolk St.; John lappini, F.S., 31 Brookford St.; Bus. Off,, at Plant, 62 Whittemore Ave., Tel. Tr 6-ll;00. CHEKE CAL WORKERS INT'L, NO. 260. First Mon,, 5,30 P.M., Christo Sq. Assn., 260 Hurley St,; Wesley A. Cargill, Pres., 20 Page St., Dorchester; Daniel Delgardo, F.S., 5l Walnut Park, Roxbury. CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS UNION NO. 1^1. 3rd Fri., Cypress Hall, 116 Austin St, J Joseph M. Bonfiglio, S.T.; Joseph L, Bonfiglio, Bus. Mgr.; Bus. Off., 238 Main St,, Tel. 876-8O8I. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L,; NO. 205 (Allcraft Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Country Rn. , Symme's Restaurant, 25U Main St.; Henry Gordon, Pres., 26 Upham St., Maiden; Anthony Lerabo, R.S., i4U Melville Ave., Dorchester. NO, 23U (See Boston) NO. 251 (General Electric Co., Major Appliance Div,). 3rd Mon., Stephen James Hall, $ Davenport St.; Raymond Ciociola, Pres., 79 Yale St., Medford; Robert FitzGersld, F.S.T., l^k Magazine St. NO. 272 (Electronics Corp. of America). 2nd Thurs., l4,30 P.M., Cypress Hall, 116 Austin St.; Charles VJ. Drew, Pres., 30 Teele Ave., Somerville; Ethel M. Havey, F.S.T., 6ii3 Saratoga St., E. Boston; Bus. Off., 30ii Main St., Tel. 876-0907. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. NB-1262 (Simplex Wire &. Cable Co.). First Mon. (Oct. thru May), 7.30 P.M,; First Sun. (June thru Sept,), 2,30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass, Ave.; Timothy Hurley, Pres., 2k Touro Ave., Medford; Anthony Lavina, B.A., Columbia Rd., Billerica; Bus. Off., Rm. 202, 595 Mass. Ave. ELECTRICIANS UNION, CAMBRIDGE (IND) (Mass. Institute of Technology). First Fri., Home of R.S.; Joseph W. Palmer, Pres., 18 Riverside Sq, , Hyde Park; Albyan Moses, R.S., 95 Salem Rd., Billerica. FIRE FIGHTF-KS NO. 30. First Tues., Hotel Commander, I6 Garden St.; Edward Dudley, Pres., 162 Sherman St.; Robert J. Morrissey, F.S., 193 Lexington St.; Bus. Off., U91 Broadway, Tel. 876-0125. FURNITURE WORKERS (See Upholsterers No, 560) GAS AW BI -PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO, 1200U (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Cambridge Gas Co.). Last Tues., St. Mary's Hall, Prospect St.; Vincent Flaherty, Pres., U3 Magnolia St., Arlington; Charles Lyons, Int'l. Rep.; Bus. Off., Pjn. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ga 7-3686. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 2558 (Social Security Admin.). Quarter- ly, 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., 625 Mt. Auburn St.; James M. Donahue, Pres., 35 Victoria St., Somerville; Kathleen A. Burke, R.F.S., 108 Waban Hill Rd., Newton. GRAIN MILLERS, AMFJIICAN FED. NO. 309. On Call, 2.30 P.M., U.A.V. Hall, 2706 Mass. Ave.; Lawrence Kelly, Pres., 30 Adams St., Wilmington; Alfio S. Faro, S.T., 50 Mountain St., Woburn. HARV^^RD UNIVERSITY FHPLOYT'.FS RF. PRESENTATI VE ASSN. (IND). First Mon., at Bus. Off., 1396 Cambridge St., Tel. i;91-0379; Anthony A. Miele, Pres., 7i|. Fay- ette St.; Bernard R. Daly, Sec, 25 Lake St., Arlington. JEWELRY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 1211 (Myerson Tooth Corp.). Quarterly, 2nd Mon., 5 P.M., St. Mary's Hall, I30 Prospect St.; Richard Farina, Pres., 10 Winter St., Medford; Leon Wilson, Sr. , F.S., 117 Harvard Ave., W. Medford. LABORERS INT'L. OF NO. AMERICA (See Construction and General Laborers No. l5l) M.I.T. EMPLOYEES (See Electricians Union, Cambridge; and Research, Development and Technical Fjnployees Union in Arlington) OIL, CHFKECAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 8-376 (Packard Paint & Varnish Co.). 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., St. Michael's Hall, 202 Hurley St.; Richard Chagnon, Pres., 10 Yale St., Medford; Leon H. Murch, F.S.T. , 1 Rockville Park, Roxbury 66 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS CAMBRIDGE - Concl'd . PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AInID ALLIED WORKERS, UNITED NO. 11 (See Boston) PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS, UNITED NO. l65 (Swift (ic Co. d/b/a N.E. Processing Unit). First Tues. , 12.25 P.M., Columbus Associates Hall, Ward St., Somerville; Frank J. Harold, Pres., ii3 Harding St.; Ernest Lindsay, F.S.T., 17 Fairfax St., Somerville; Bus. Off., First Fl., 18 Warren St., Tel. 5U7-5726. PAIOTERS NO. 577. 3rd Wed., Cypress Hall, ll6 Austin St.; John Dawson, Pres., 316 Albion St., Wakefield; Dominic Seretto, F,S.,B.A., 13 Academy St., Arlington. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 539 (Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (F.S. Webster Div, of Interchemical Corp.). Bi-monthly, First Mon. , 5 P.M., Symme's Restaurant, Kendall Sq,; Charles F. Hebb, Pres., II8 Charles St., Quincy; Bertram Kohl, Int'l. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. Ul5, 29h Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-0202. PULP, SULPHITE Airo PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U6I (Continental Can Co., Corrugated Plant). First Sat., 3 P.M., Notre Dame Hall, 2021 Mass. Ave.; Richard Smock, R.S., 13a Greene St., Somerville; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., hi Garden St., Maiden. RAILVMY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 1199 (B & M Corp.). 2nd Fri. , Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; George Sherwood, Pres., 58 Preston Rd., Somerville; Anthony Colella, F.S.T., ^3 Pearl St., Everett. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC VJORKERS, UNITED: NO. 25 (American Biltrite, Boston Woven Hose Div,). Last Sun., 10. 30 A.M., American Legion Hall, l52 V/indsor St.; Richard T. Lenan, Pres., 108 Elm St.; Howard Sanborn, F.S., 30 Main St., Wilmington; Bus. Off., 3l5 Portland St., Tel. Ki 7-i^21. NO. 155 (General Latex k Chemical Corp.). Uth Sat., 9 A.M., 315 Portland St.; Edwin Oliveira, Pres., 52 Mudnock Rd. , Salisbury; Daniel Dougherty, S.T., 32 P*rospect St., Somerville. NO. 76It (Irving B. Moore Corp.), First of the Mo., 10 A.M., Nantucket Rm., Hotel, Madison, North Station, Boston; Richard Long, Pres., I6 Delorey St,, No. Weymouth; Ralph K. Lowey, S.T., IUI8 Shawsheen St., Tewskbury. SHEET l-ETAL WORKERS IIMT'L. ASSN. NO. 123. 3rd Tues., John Ryan Post, 592 Dor- chester Ave., Dorchester; Joseph H, Cohen, R.S., 30 Thornton St., Revere; Benedict Amoroso, B.A., 35 Winthrop Rd, , Everett. STATE, CITY AND TOWN FHPLOYEES NO. 195 (IND) (City Fjnp.). First Mon., McCusker Ctr. , Inman St.; Joseph Cordullo, Pres., 13 Gardner Rd, ; Joseph Hurley, F.S.T., 1U5 Larch Rd. STATE, COUrWT AITO MNIGIPAL EMPLOYFiKS NO. 6l2 (Public Works Dist. No. k). Quarterly, 3rd Thurs,, Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston; Janes A. Broyer, Pres.,B.A., 28 V.F.W, Pkwy., Roslindale; James Monagle, F.S.T., 33 Williams St., Medford. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIP^sL EMPLOYEES NO. I6II (School Dept.). 2nd Tues., h P.M., War Memorial Hall, 1700 Cambridge St.; Robert Hooker, Pres., 50 High- land y^ve.; Joseph Dynan, R.S.T. , 26 Dana St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Dorothy Brennan, Rep., 3h Dorothy Rd., Arlington. UPHOLSTERERS NO. U21 (Bedding V-lcrs.). First IXies., 8.3O P.M., at Bus. Off., 686 Mass, Ave., Tel. Tr 6-0050; Joseph Antonellis, Pres., I42 Chapman St., V/atertown; C. Alfred Severino, F.S.,B.A., 55 Brookline St., Watertown. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 560 (Casket Makers -Furniture Wkrs.). 3rd Thurs., 8.l5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 686 Mass. Ave., Tel. Tr 6-0050; Vincent Carbone, Pres., 120 Pearson Rd,, Somerville; C. Alfred Severino, E.A. , 55 Brookline St., Water- town. UTILITY WORKERS OF AMF.RICA NO. 392. Uth Mon., 5 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass, Ave.; John R. Clover, Pres., 12 Oak St.; Eddie C, Thurnquist, Treas., Box 32, Kingston, New Hampshi.re; Bus. Off., 30U Main St., Tel. Un ii-8899. 67 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS CANTON FIRE FIGHTERS NO. l580. 2nd Mon. (Jan.,/.pr., Sept., Oct.), Where Called; John P. Metropolis, Pres. , I96 Bailey St.j Thomas J. Ronayne, Sec, U08 Pleasant St. LETTER CARRIFJIS NO. 1$20. First Mon., Italian Mutual Hall, 2 Neponset St.; Russell Jenkins, Pres,; Daniel J. Berardi, S.T., 612 Chapman St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 573 (Plymouth Rubber Co., Inc.). First Sun., 3 P.M., Tovm Club, Bailey St.; Richard Newhall, Pres., 23 Albion St., Rockland; Ronald Darling, Treas., 565 Pearl St., Brockton. STATF., COUNTY AND MUNICIP;\L FI-IPLOYEES NO. I5l7 (Mass. Hospital School). On Call, Home of Pres.; Mary Morrison, Pres., k Wall Ct.; Eunice Crowley, R.S. Canton St. , Randolph. CHARLTON TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF ^iMERI CA NO. I7U ( Qierlton Woolen Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Grange Hall; Mrs. Mernie Provo, Pres., 300 Stafford St., Worcester; Ralph Coderre, B.A,, ^k Glendale St., Worcester; Bus. Off., lOii Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. CHELSEA BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 89U. Uth Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 10 Union St., Maiden; Michael DiOrio, Pres., 205 Ferry St., Everett; Michael A. Vigliotte, S.T., 9 Everett Ave. BUILDING WRECKERS NO. Ili21. First Tues., at Bus. Off., 276 Broadway, Tel. 88U-68OO; Stanley J. Trocki, S.T., 23 Chestnut St.; Arnold Rabinovitz, B.A., 55 Clark Ave. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U903 (Diamond National Corp.). First Wed., French Club, Spencer Ave.; James J. Glennon, Pres., 967 Broadway; Ethel M. Laidlaw, F.S.T., 37O Crescent Ave. KLF.CTRICAL WORKERS NO. lU99. 3rd Mon., h P.M., American Legion ?Iall, 215 Shurtleff St.; William L. Richardson, F.S., 117 Library St.; Richard Silva, B.A., 56 Vane St., Revere. FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 937. 2nd Tues., Where Called; John Doherty, R.S., 52 Carroll St.; George Ostler, Treas., 35 liirray St, GAS AND BY-PRODLt CT COKE WORKERS NO. 12266 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IInID) (Samuel Cabot Paint, Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., V^here Called; Larry Verrill, F.S., 229 Marginal St.; George M. Overa, Int'l. Rep.; Bus. Off., 7th Fl., 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3666. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 22 (IND) (Chelsea Naval Hospital). On Call, at Hospital; John Casiello, Pres., 238 Princeton St., E. Boston; Charles Cogin, Treas., li; Pond St., Hyde Park. LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA (See Building Wreckers No. 1^21) PAINTERS NO. 623. First Tues., 8 Central Ave.; Israel Zablotsky, Pres., 292 Washington Ave.; Hyman Stern, S.T., 1872 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 9l8 (Thomas Strahan Co.) (Wallpaper VJkrs.). First Wed., Moose Hall, Cary Ave.; Albert Muzarol, Pres., 29 Eleanor St.; Bruce K. Holm, R.S., 62a Meridian St., Maiden. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTI C WKRS . , UNITED NO. 209 (American Biltrite Rubber Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 96 Central Ave., Tel. Tu U-I87O; Armando Todisco, Treas., 165 Lincoln St., Revere; George Geier, B.A., 73 Tremont St., Boston. SHOF WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 18. 3rd Thurs., or On Call, U.30 P.M., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St., Everett; Vera E. Gray, R.S.T., 1? Regent Rd., Maiden; James DeRosa, Urg., 37 Springvale Ave.; Bus. Off., Rra. 9U0, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121. 68 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS CHELSEA - Concl'd . STFKLV.'ORKEHS OF AlffiHICA, UNITED NO. 2237 (Scrap Metal Handlers). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., IU86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; Jacob Dorsey, Pres., 88 Win- throp St., Boston; Frederick H. Clark, F.S., 23 Charles St., Lynn. TFJVCHFRS, AI-ERICAI^ FED. NO. I3U0. First Wed., Y.H. C.A., Shurtleff St.; John Andreadis, Pres., I6U Bloomingdale St.; Ethel Tzizik, Treas., 77 Congress Ave. TEXACO, INC., ASSN. FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS FOR EMPLOYEES OF (IND) (New England Div.). Quarterly, On Call; Frfincis Ricci, Pres., 5 Allegheney St., Provi- dence, Rhode Island; Joseph F. Gillcoley, F.S.T., 10 Walker Rd., Beverly. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U68 (Beacon Supply Co.). 3rd Tues., 5.15 P.M., Y.M.C.A.: Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. V.P.; Ralph D. Arivella, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273- WALL PAPER V/ORKERS (See Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Wkrs. No. 9I8) C H E S T E 'R DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 23980 (Cortland Grinding Wheel Corp.). First Tues., Town Hall, Iliddlefield St.; Albert L. Shedd, Pres., B. A.; Vieno 0. Leone, F.S.T., Huntington Rd. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2UU80 (Hamilton Emery & Corundum Co.). First Mon., U.30 P.M., Lunch Rm. at Plant; Gordon Guild, Pres., R.F.D. 1, Hinsdale; Robert F. James, R.S.T., Middlefield St. CHICOPEE BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 199. 3rd Tues., Union Canadian Hall, 35i Center St.; Earl Croteau, Pres.; Alphonse Breault, S.T., 55 Providence St. BARTENDERS, HOTEL, MOTEL, CAFETERIA AND RESTAURAM! EMPLOYEES NO. II6 (Chicopee, Holyoke and Westfield). Last Sun., 10 A.M. (Mar., Sept. , Dec. ), Union Canadian Hall, 35| Center St., Chicopee; (Jan. ,Apr. ,Oct. ), C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St., Holyoke; (Feb., May, Nov.), Old Rose Cafe Bldg., Elm St., V/estfield; John F. O'Connor, Pres.; Edward V/all, R.S.T.,B.A.; Bus. Off., 57 Springfield St., Chicopee, Tel. Ly 8-8226. BOILERTIAKPIRS, IRON SHIP BUIIDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AIID HELPERS NO. 1851 (A. G. Spalding Bros., Inc.). First Fri., at Bus. Off., i|08 Meadow St., Willi- raansett, Tel. 533-68U8; Rudolph G. Benard, Pres., I68U Westover Rd. Chicopee Falls; Charles E. Thompson, B.A., 29 Chicomansett Village, Willi- mansett. BREWERY WORKE.RS NO. lUl. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35t Center St.; Amos R. Cundiff, Pres., 2 Chestnut St., Holyoke; Charles W. McCracken, R.S., 9h Chicopee St. CARPENTERS NO. 685. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35| Center St.; Harry Pray, Pres., U3 Nash St., Willimansett; Rodney L. Schenk, R.S., 137 Jacob St., Fairview. CLOTHING WORKERS, AJ^IALGAMATED NO. 8U5 (Chicopee Coat Co.). On Call, at Bus. Off., 221 Dwight St., Springfield, Tel. 732-7970; Andrew Palpini, Pres., 71 Upper Beverly Hills, VJ. Springfield; Herman Greenberg, B.A. CORRUGATED BOX WORKERS (See Printing Pressmen No. U30) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 926. l;th Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 13 Norman St., Willimansett, Tel. 539-9261; Walter J. Such, Pres., 66 Dewey St.; William D. Murray and Theodore Raczka, B.A. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1500 (F.W. Sickles Div, of General Instrument). 2nd Tues., U.I5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 20 Springfield St., Tel. 592-0577; Louise A. Moran, R.S., IIU Newbury St.; Truman Huntley, Bus. Mgr. , 23 Bettswood Rd. , E. Longmeadow. 69 ^ssr LOCAL LABOR UNIONS CHICQPF E - Concl'd . FFDFRAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 100$ (11©) (Westover Air Force Base Civilian Emp.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Service Club, Bldg. 5550, at Air Base; Joseph M. Joyal, Pres., 55 Edendale St., Springfield; Naomi Duffy, S.T., 106 Crane Ave., Uestfield. HATTERS, CAP AI\ID ffiLLINF.RI WORKERS NO. Il5 (Lawrence Hat Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., Where Called; John Roberts, Pres., 3321 Main St., Springfield; Edwin Erwin, B.A., 9 Hamilton Rd., VJoburn. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Fi^PLOiraS AND BARTENDERS NO. Il6 (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Restaurant Emp.). LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF BR. 68?. 3rd Tues., 7-30 P.M., Community Center, 110 Church St.; Oscar Hilbert, Pres., B. A., 100 Westport Dr., Chicopee Falls; Roger Lussier, Sec, Plymouth St., Aldenville. MACHINISTS Al© AEROSPACE WOl^KERS NO. lU20 (Hassett Lodge). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Post, 77 East St., Chicopee Falls; Charles E. "Wojcik, Pres., 1-B Colonial Pine Acres, Westfield; Homer C. Chouinard, S.T., 56 Laramee St., Willimansett; Bus. Off., 91 Kim St., Westfield, Tel. Lo 8-0995- HOLDERS AND ALLU'.D WORKERS NO. U67 (Production Pattern k Foundry Co.). First Fri., V.F.W. Hall, 37U Front St.; Charles Boudreau, Pres., 25U Oak St., Holyoke; Francis Brown, F.S., 19 Pennsylvania "Ave. , Willimansett. OFFICE AND mOFESSIONAL EMPLOYES lOT'L. NO. 269 (A.G. Spalding ic Bros., Inc.). 3rd Mon., 7. 30 P.M., Boilermakers Hall, U08 Meadow St., Willimansett; Eugene X. Pelletier, Pres., 33 Leclair Terrace; Gilbert H. LaV alley, S.T., 112 Grape St. PLANT PROTECTION FOTLOYEES NO. 30 (IND) (Piel Bros., Inc.). On Gall; John J. McCearn, Pres., 262^ Oak St., Holyoke. POST OFFICE Airo GFIffiRAL SERVICES IWINTENANCE EMP. NO. U27. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., V/here Called; Felix Switck, Pres., 99 South St.; Salvatore Palmieri, Jr., V.P., 1x9 Swol St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. I906. 2nd Tues., 8. 30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Worthington St.; Howard V/. Redfern, Pres., 12 Emery St., Willimansett; Frank L. Robak, S.T., 50 Ellerton St., Qiicopee Falls. PRINTING PRESSI-IEN NO. 1;30 (Printing Specialties Ik Paper Products Union) (Corru- gated Box Makers) (N.F. Container Co.). 3rd Sun., Pulaski Hall, 13 Norman St., Willimansett; Leo Pollender, Pres., 81; Ducharme Ave., Willimansett; Joseph Myslinski, S.T., 3I Shepherd St., Willimansett. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKF.RS NO. 11 (Fisk Div., U.S. Tire Co.). 3rd Sun., Hour Varies, at Bus. Off., I3I Church St., Tel. Ly 2-0085; James J. Reilly, Pres.,B.A., lij.10 Worcester St., Indian Orchard; Leonard VJ. Kane, Treas., 8 O'Connor Ave., Holyoke. STATE, COUNTY Alffi I4UNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1129 (City Emp.). Last Wed., Cavalier Cafe; Frank Gawlik, Pres., 39 Arlmont St.; Joseph Belisle, S.T., 35 Grove Ave., Chicopee Falls. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. II45U. First Mon., 3 P.M., I3I Church St., Chicopee Falls; Charles Tomaszewski, Pres., 37 Mt. Royal St., Chicopee Falls; John G. Michonski, R.S., 6 Central Ave., Chicopee Falls. TEXTILE WORKERS IJNION OF AMERICA NO. Ihh (Chicopee Mfg. Co.). Uth Sun., Polish Nat'l. Home, Grove St., Chicopee Falls; John Lemanski, Pres., 6I Hamilton St., Chicopee Falls; Anna Sullivan, B.A.j Bus. Off., h66^ Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. CLINTON AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE Al© AGRICULTURAL lOTLEMENT WKRS. NO. 58 (Electric Storage Battery Co., Ray-0-Vac Div.). 2nd Tues., I.T.A.M. Hall, 61 Mechanic St.; Joseph Moia, Pres., Ul Crown St.; Anne Davidson, F.S.T., l6i; Prescott St. 70 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS CLINTON - Concl'd . BARBERS, JOURNFYMEN NO. 652. 3rd Tues., I .hS P.M., Savoia Hall, 61 Itechanic St.; John Evans, Pres., 90 High St.; George Giansanti, S.T., 352 Main St. CARPENTERS NO. 858. Uth Thurs., I.T.A.M. Hall, 61 Mechanic St.; Dennis W. Morrison, F.S.T,, 8 Central Ave., Sterling Junction; Joseph Kinnarney, B.A., 7a Mechanic St., Marlboro. CEREAL V/ORKERS IiroFPENDFNT mHOU, CLINTON (Van Brode hilling Co., Inc.). On Cell, 7.30 P.M., Liberty Hall, 203 Church St.; Michael Kittredge, Pres., Pierce St., W. Boylston; Mabel MacMillan, H.S., 76 Birch St. COLONIAL CRAFT GUILD (IND) (Colonial Press, Inc.). On Call, I.T.A.M. Hall, 6l Mechanic St.; Paul W. Dodge, Pres.; Joseph Quill, S.T., 15 Grove St. COLONIAL PRESS, INC., EMPLOYEES UNION OF (IND). Bi-monthly, 3rd Sun., 7.30 P.M., I.T.A.M. Hall, 6l Mechanic St.; Joseph Casasanto, Pres., 71 Oak St.; Roland A. Nelson, Jr., Treas., Upper North Row Rd., R.F.D., Leominster. COmiTNI CATIONS WORKERS OF AIERICA NO. 1370 (l.T.T. Wire 6i Cable Div.). Last Sun. (Apr, and Nov.), Tovm Hall, Church St.; Benjamin Laskowski, Pres., Old Lancaster Rd., Berlin; Angelo J. Morano, R.S.T., 10 Schley St.; Bus. Off,, 129 Sterling St., Tel. 365-9622. LPTTER CARRIERS NO. 199. On Call; John R. Comerford, Pres.; VJalter A. Turnbull, R.S.T., lU Schley St, STATE, CITY AI\1D TOWN mPLOYEES NO. i;6 (See Framingham) STEELWORKERS OF AI4ERICA, UNITED (See Palmer) TEXTILE WOf*:ERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1059 (Wovencraft, Inc.). On Call; Thomas Reardon, Pres., U8 Prescott St.; Ralph Coderre, B.A., 7U Glendale St., Wor- cester; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 357. On Call, Fireside Lounge, Main St.: Napthew Donnini, F.S.T. , Hi Barrett St.; Daniel Downey, B.A.^ 37 Maplewood Ave., Kethuen. C H A S S E T LETTER CAPHIERS NO. 3783. On Call; Eustis A. Janes, Pres., 290 No. Main St.; Frederick Piepenbrink, Sec, 150 No. Main St. CONCORD CARPENTERS NO. 1593- First Thurs., Teachers Cafeteria, Emerson Bldg., Stow St.; John F. Home, R.S., West Bare Hill Rd., Harvard; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 3 Fayette St., Newton; Bus. Off., 263 Washington St., Newton, Tel, La 7-U207. ENGII\fE"^.RS, OPERATIC, DISTRICT LOCAL NO. 877 (Northeastern liass.). First and 2nd Thurs., Where Called; Daniel E. O'Neill, Pres., 260 Grove St., W. Rox- bury; Kenneth M. Gigger, Bus. Mgr. , 256 E. Broadway, Gardner; Bus. Off., Professional Bldg., Baker Ave., ftte 2, Tel. 259-9119. LETTER CAIiRIERS NO. 1187. 2nd Tues., h P.M., Where Called; Francis Callahan, Pres., Prescott Rd. ; Tim Diskin, Sec, 5U Thoreau St. HOLDERS AND ALLIED WuRKERS NO. i;66 (Concord Foundries, Div. of Scott & Williams). On Call, C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq., Lowell; Donald Harvey, F.S.T., kO Tower Dr., Lowell; John J. Crowley, B.A., I7 Church St., Milford. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U29 (Mass. Correctional Institution). Last Tues., 8. 30 P.M., Officer's Squad Km. at Institution; Andrew K. Collette, S.T., 25 Anderson St., Lowell; James Hollenkamp, B.A., 228 Common- wealth Ave. 71 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS D A L T N ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 212 (IND) (Jones Div., Beloit Corp.). 2nd Tues. , U.lS P.M., Comniunity Club, South St.; Roger Dean, Pres., 1^77 S. Main St., Lanesboroj Alfred A. Quinto, F.S., 81 Boylston St., Pitts- field. BLECTRIGAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKP^RS, UNITED NO. 22$ (See Pittsfield) D A N V E R S CARPENTERS NO. llUU. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, Maple St.; George H. Tingley, R.S., 3 Robinson Rd., Beverly; Joseph HacComisky, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, IIWL. NO. 221; (Vulcan Electric Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish Club, Cheever St.; Eva E. Rousseau, F.S.^ 11 Prospect St.; Neil Eastman, B.A., 20 Loris Rd, STATE, COUlNJTY AITO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 700 (State Hospital Emp.). 2nd Tues,, 7,30 P.M., Conference Ria. #2, Main Bldg., at Hospital, Hathorne; Joseph J. Argenziano, Treas., 20 School St., Lawrence; Joseph A.R. Lambert, B.A. , 31 Park Ave., Salem Depot, New Hampshire. STATE, COUNTY Al© MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1098 (Town Emp.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Town Hall, cor. Sylvan and Holten Sts.; Chris Spiliotis, Pres., 31 Fellows St.; John M. Cassidy, Treas., 81 Locust St. TEACHERS FEDERATION, HATHORNE NO. 1269 (Essex Agricultural k Technical Institute). On Call, Monthly, 3,U5 P.M., Dairy Classroom, Extension Hall, 562 Maple St., Hathorne; Henry J. Ranta, Pres., 28 Green St., Ipswich; Nathan H. Clark, Treas., 13 Bowdoin St, D E D H A M BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, CEI-IEOT liASONS AW PLASTERERS NO. k2. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 1156 Washington St., Norwood, Tel. 769-0711; George Hayden, Pres., 1U2 Ridgewood Rd. , Norwood; Roy White, F.S.,B.A. ENVELOHD WORKERS, DEDHAM (See Printing Pressmen No, 52U) LETTER CARRIERS BR. NO. 761;. Quarterly, On Call, Fri., American Legion Hall, 155 Eastern Ave., Dedham; Robert Buchanan, Pres., 53 Tophill Ave.; Robert Podolski, R.S., 23 Winthrop St. MINE WORKERS OF AjMERICA, UNITED NO. 13585 (Dist 50) (IND) (Dedham Water Co,). On Call, Pumping Station, Bridge St,; Francis E. Gorrigan, Pres., 22 Gould St., Walpole; Francis B. Callaghan, R.S., U Stoughton Rd. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 120 (Allied Container Corp.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., K. of C. Hall, 12 Wolcott Ct., Readville; Edward Kwiatkowski, R.S., 76 Wentworth St.; Edward M. Moore, B.A., 5 Highfield Terrace, W. Roxbury. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 5773. Quarterly, 3rd Wed., American Legion Hall, 155 Eastern Ave.; James A. Amerio, Pres,, IhQ Sprague St.; Paul V. Murphy, Sec, 50 Bates St. ' PRINTING PRESSI-KN NO. 52i| (Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union) (Boston Envelope Co.), 2nd Sat., 12.30 P.M., E.D.I, A. Hall, 2U7 Bussey St., E. Dedham; Carleton B. Lund, Pres., 1U6 Jefferson St.; AKred 0. VJinshman, S.T., II3U East St. TEXTILE WORKEP^ OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6. 3rd Sun., I. & A. Hall, Milton St., E. Dedham; James H, Kindell, S.T., 205 Columbia Rd., Dorchester; Frank Lyons, B.A, 72 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS D I G H T N CHEMICAL WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 779 (L.C.I. Organics, Inc.). 2nd Sun., Raposa- Knott Post, School St., No. Dighton; Gordon W. Steeves, Pres., 16 W. Weir St., Taunton; Kenneth E. Brown, R.S., 226 Lee's River Ave., Somerset. DOUGLAS TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 267 (Hayward-Schuster Woolen i-lills. Inc., E. Douglas). 3rd Sun., 1.30 P.M., Union Hall, E. Douglas; John McMahon, Pres., 2 A St., E. Douglas; Ralph Goderre, B.A., 7U Glendale St., Worcester; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. DUDLEY PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. U80 (Dudley Valley Local) (West Dudley- Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M. or 7 P.M., Firemen's Hall, Quinebaug, Connec- ticut; Stanley Zlotnick, Pres., 37 Dresser St., Webster; Bernard F. McNamara, R.S., 87 Myrtle Ave., VJebster. EAST LONG MEADOW ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHIInIE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 226 (R.E. Phelon Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., American Legion Hall, Crane Ave,; Edward W. Dumas, Pres., 3U Janet St., W. Springfield; Louis C. L'Esperance, R.S.T., Paradise Lane, Hampden; Bus. Off., 10 Crane Ave. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5865 (Rafferty-Brown Steel Co., Inc.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., 221 Dwight St., Springfield; John J. Kennedy, R.S., 17 Jonquil Dr., Springfield; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. 756-3577- EASTHAMPTON CARPENTERS NO. 1372. 2nd Fri., Pulaski Hall, 79 Maple St.; Dennis J. O'Brien, R.S., 1215 Burts Pit Rd., Florence; William Tunis, B.A., hi Mt. Tom Ave. CLOTHING WORKERS, AJ-lAIGAi-mTED NO. 523 (Lesnow Mfg. Corp.). First Mon., Pulaski Hall, 79 Maple St.; Adele Picard, S.T., 50 Union St.; Herman Greenberg, B.A., 221 Dwight St., Springfield. ELECTRICAL, RADIO Aid MCHIt^IE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 273- 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 190 Pleasant St.; Donald Biladeau, Pres., Pomeroy Meadow Rd. , Southampton; Frederick Kolodziej, S.T., 19a McKinley Ave, ELECTRICAL, RPDIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 276 (Advertising Corp. of America). First Tues., 12,30 P.M., Kelly's Lobster House, Appleton St., Holyoke; V/ilfred Thibodeau, Pres., 56 Loudville Rd.; James R. McKay, F.S.T., 39 Leeno Terrace, Florence; Bus. Off,, Ionic Hall, Main St., Tel. 527-23^8. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 969. First Mon., American Legion Hall, 190 Pleasant St.; Robert C. Schwartz, Pres., 5 Sunset Ave.; Burgess A. Carver, V.P., Main St., Southampton. TOSTfiL CLERKS, UNITED FED, NO. 3557. On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office, 19 Union St.; Henry Zuczek, Pres., 17 Davis St.; Patrick O'Connor, S.T. POSTAL SUPERVISORS WO. 385 (H©). On Call; Edward H. Laprade, Pres., h3 Briggs St.; Stanley V. Sulesky, S.T., 75 Garfield Ave. 73 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS E A S T N INTUSTRIAL TRADES UNION OF AMERICA (Ames American Local) (IND). On Call, at Bus. Off., 53 Federal St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island, Tel. 762-3950j Octave Silva, Pres., 228 Rail Road, Manville, Rhode Island; John VJojcik, R.S.T., Estess St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. STEHLW0RKER5 OF AJIKRICA, UNITED NO. 2782 (Belcher Malleable Iron Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Circle Cafe, 29 Taunton Green, Taunton; Alton E. Murphy, Pres., 20 Windsor Ave,, Brockton; Joseph A. Benoit, F.S., 708 Pleasant St., Fall River. E R V I N G PAPERMAKFRS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. S9k (Pioneer Valley) (Erving Paper Mills, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Veterans Club, 39 Water St., Orange; Loren Graves, Pres., 21 Church St.; Margie Darling, S.T., So, i-Iain St,, Orange. EVERETT CHEMICAL V70RKERS INT'L. NO. 57 (Monsanto Chemical Co.). 3rd Wed., U.30 P.M., Marine Corps League Hall, Ii25a Broadway; Thomas F. Sullivan, Pres., 29 Bucknam St.; Christopher McGrath, F.S.T., 21 Cleveland Ave,, V/oburn; Bus, Off., kh9 Broadway. CHEMICAL WOiiKERS lOT'L. NO. 818 (E. I. duPont i^ Co., Inc.). On Call, Salvation Army Hall, Norwood St.; Martin Magnan, Spec, Rep,, 3 Regan PI., Leominster. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, County and liinicipal Qnployees) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UIOON NO. 231i;9 (L.J. Barwood Mfg, Co.). 3rd Wed., Schiavo Club, 71 Tileston St.; Guy Testa, Pres., 707 VJinthrop Ave., Revere; Muriel Poirier, F.S.T., 19 Edith Ave, DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 235i;5 (Monsanto Chemical Co., Watchmen). First Mon., h P.M., Gate House, at Plant; Albert DelGratto, Pres., 131 Orange St., ^slindale; Leo Glennon, S.T,, 12 Louise Ct,, Maiden. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AITO MACHINE WORKERS, lOT'L. NO. 201 (See Lynn) ESSO V/ORKERS UNION, INC. (See Boston) FEDERAL LABOR UinONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. l656. First Wed., Vftiere Called; Francis S. Grassa, Pres., lUl High St,; John J. McCarthy, Sec, 566 Broadway; Bus, Off., Central Fire Station, Broadway, Tel, 367-7iii3. GAULIN EMPLOYEES U1«0N (iND) (Manton & Gaulin Mfg, Co., Inc.). On Call, Moose Hall, 7 Ferry St,; Frank Brendel, Pres., 28 Richardson St., Wakefield; John S. Walker, R.S., I4I Eutaw Ave., Lynn. KYANIZE SHOP ASSOCIATION (IND) (Kyanize Paints, Inc.). On Call (Jan., Apr., July, Dec), h P.M., Locker Rm., at Plant, llU Second St.; John F. Riordan, Pres., U8 Myrtle St., Medford; Charles J. Florentine, Treas., h Perkins Rd., Danvers MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO, 1397U (Dist 50) (IND). On Call, Clean-Brite, Inc., 120 Liverpool St., E. Boston; James Barrett, F.S.; Charles Lyons, Int'l. Rep.; Bus, Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel, Ca 7-3686. MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. lii835 (Dist 50) (I^^iJ) (North Shore Steel Co.). On Call, at Plant; Ronald Roberts, Pres., 87 Bancroft Ave., heading; Charles Lyons, Int'l. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. OIL, CHEMICAL Airo ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L.: NOTE: All locals meet at Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St. NO. 8-323 (Carpenter-Morton Co.), UthTues., U.I45 P.M.; Carl A. Mansfield, Pres., 7I4 Essex St., Chelsea; David Abrains, B.A., 9 Park Vale Ave., Allston. 7h LOCAL LABOR UNIONS EVERETT - Concl'd . OIL, CHFUICAL AND ATOI-II C VJORKP;RS, INT'L. - Concl'd.: NO. 8-i|22 (V/est Paint &c Varnish Co.). First Hon., 5.10 P.M.; Edward A. Fisher, Pres. , 22 Mountain Ave., Saugus; Ralph S. Ells, F.S.T., 12 Brook- bridge Rd., Peabody. NO. 8-)48lO (Bri-Mar Paint Co.). 3rd Tues., 5.15 P.M.; Robert F. Glavin, Pres., 10 Reed Ave.; David Abrams, Rep., 9 Park Vale Ave., Allston. PAINTERS NO. i;00. 3rd V;ed., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St.; Elwood D. Hunt, Pres., 11 Porter St.; Chester Bailey, F.S., 9 Goodhue St., ilalcen. PLAi\iT PROTECTION F^MPLOYEES NO. 2 (IND) (See Lynn) PLANT PROTECTION FMPLOYEFS NO. 32 (IW) (Avco Everett F:esearch Laboratory). On Call, First Wk. of Mo., h P.M.; John Laroe, Pres., 32 Spring St., Vvakefield; John McEachern, S.T., ii8 Hayes St., Lynn. RFTAIL, V;H0LESALE AND DEPARTMF.NT STORE UNIUN NO. 580-A (Novelty Paper i^Tcrs.) Metropolitan Greetings). Quarterly, Tues., 5 P.M., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St.; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir,, 112 Bonnydale Rd., Leominster; John Fiandaca, B.A., 36 Johnson St., Leominster; Bus. Off., Ih9 Mechanic St., Leominster, Tel. 53U-653U. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE U1«0N NO. 585-A (Boslea Wkrs.) (Bunny Bear Corp.). 2nd Thurs. , 5.30 P.M., Italo-Balbo Club, West St.; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir., 112 Bonnydale Rd., Leominster; John Fiandaca, B.A., 36 Johnson St., Leominster; Bus. Off., 1^9 Mechanic St., Leominster, Tel. 53I4-653U. STATE, CCUNTY AI\ID MUNICIPAL mPLOYFES NO. 13U3 (Public Welfare Dept.). 2nd Wed., h P.M., City Hall, Broadway; William S. O'Keefe, Pres., 2k Dean St.; Sarah C. Hubert, S.T., 63 Bryant St. STEELWORKERS OF AI^RICA, UNITED: NO. 2U3I. 3rd Fri., D.A.V. Hall, Libertv St.; Manuel Weiner, Pres., 1? Bridge St., Lexington; John Foreman, F.S., IIU Salem St., Maiden. NO. 2825 (Shahmoon Industries, Inc.). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Veteran Fire- man's Hall, 535 Second St.; Timothy C. Latson, F.S., 18 Wayne St., Dor- chester; Clifton E. Somers, B.A., 1U85 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. NO. 3932 (Sexton Can Co.). 2nd Mon. , Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St.; Frank Sachetta, Pres., 30 Cabot St.; Ann Bartolo, F.S., 201 Linden St. TEACHERS, EV1:RETT FED. NO. lU57. On Call; Bernard Sullivan, Pres.; Francis Kane, Treas. , 21 Park View Rd. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AI-ERICAN FFJD. NO. lU2 (North Shore Technical Guild) (See Lynn) TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, A>IERICAN FED. NO. li;9 (See Lynn) FAIRHAVEN FllT. FIGHTERS NO. 1555. First Kon. , Assembly Hall, Fire Station, lii6 Washing- ton St.; Vjilliam F, Odiorne, Pres., 20 Seaview Ave.; Joseph L. Costa, Treas. LFTTER CARRIERS NO. 1708. On Call, Monthly, 7 P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, 13 William St.; Norman A. Langivin, Pres., k$ Delano St.; Joseph Rose, III, F.S., 12 Summer St. FALL RIVER BARKERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 331. Uth Mon., 5U No. Main St.; Michael Sicilia, Pres., 1157 Pleasant St.; Arthur A. Gauthier, S.T., 5U No. Main St, 75 d , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FALL RIVER - Gont ' . BARTE?roEHS NO. 99. First Sun., 11 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 2Ul Bedford St.; Charles J. Cavanaugh, S.T., 92 Warren St.; John A. Cleary, B.A., 226 Vtesh- ington St. BRICKLAYERS, I>1AS0NS AND PLASTERERS NO. 11. Hon., V.F.k. Hall, Bedford St.; Bruce Aldrich, F.S., 19 "orthen St., Swansea; Wilfred Stewart, R.S.,B.A. 3 James St. , Swansea. BUILDING LABORFJtS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America) CARFF.NTERS NO. 130^. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2ia Bedford St., Tel. 672-6612; Andre Messier, Pres.; Roger R. Dube, Treas.,B.A., 9 Paula St., Somerset. CEMETERY WORKERS NO. 683. First Mon., Canadian Club, 182 Jencks St.; Urbain Carpentier, Pres., l63ii Pleasant St.; Louis Gorreia, Sr., F.S., 20 Canonicus St. CITY EMPLOYEES NO. 1118 (See State, County and Municipal Employees) aOTHING VJORKERS, MIALGAMATE.D NO. 177- First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rn. 31, 130 So. Main St., Tel. 673-0^81; Elinor Souza, F.S.; Louis Vergados, B.A., 103 Princeton St., E. Boston. CONSTRUCTION Alff) GFUERAL LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. 610) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2lU93 (Textile Material Shippers and Clerks) (Arkwright Warehouse Corp.). 3rd Mon., 7,30 P.M., Moose Hall, 812 So. I-Iain St.; Adeline Torres, Pres., 93 Oregon St.; Joseph Rivard, S.T., U6 McDonald St. DRAV/ING-IN, KNOT TIERS AlID WARP TWISTERS ASSN. (See Textile Workers, Independent) ELECTRICAL V/ORKERS NO. U37. Uth Fri., Eagles Hall, 520 Locust St.; Robert J. Hayden, Jr., Pres., Sawdy Pond Ave,; Ernest J. Viveiros, F.S,,Bus. Mgr. , 2ii Dewey Rd., Swansea; Bus. Off., U19 Bedford St., Tel. 67ii-2U32. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-1U65 (Fall River Electric Light Co.). 2nd Thurs., Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St.; William A. Leary, R.S., 278 Oak Grove Ave.; Anthony Imbriglio, B.A. , 2U8 Austin St. EI«INEERS, HOISTING AND PORTABLE (See Boston) FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. I3IU. First Wed,, Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St.; Dennis J. Sullivan, Pres., 297 Garden St.; Joseph F. Britland, S.T., I32 Brayton Ave.; Bus, Off., Stanley St. Fire Station, Tel. Os 2-9579. FURNITURE. WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. l59 (Harvey Probber, Inc.). 2nd Wed. (Jan., Mar., June, Sept., Dec), 7.30 P.M,, l5U No, Main St,; Joseph J. Rapoza, Jr,, Pres., 132 Delawanda Rd., Swansea; Joseph Correia, Jr., S.T., 386 Jefferson St. GARMENT V/ORKE.RS, LADIES NO. I78. 3rd Hon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl. Garment Wkrs, Sq,, 38 Third St., Tel. Os li-5762; Ralph A. Roberts, Mgr., 175 Hemlock St,; Daniel J. McCarthy, Joseph Lanzilli, Cecilia Leshyk, Frank Pereira, Lorraine Oliveira and Albert Scibetta, B.A's. HAi^BAG, LUGGAGE Alffi NOVELTY WKRS. (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Wkrs. No. 65) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 29 (Mervin Hat Corp.). Quarterly, 2nd Thurs., Marconi Club, Bedford St.; John Megna, Pres., 193 Nt, Hope Ave,; Normand Brulotte, F.S.T., 896 New Boston Rd. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY W0RKI31S NO. 121. Quarterly, 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, So, Main St,; Imelda Heywood, F.S.T., 96 Louis St., Swansea. HOD CARRIERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America) INSURANCE WORKERS II-IT'L, NO. 21. 3rd Wed., Trinidade Club, Rhode Island Ave,; Frank E. Labounty, Pres., 88 Shawnut Ave., Swansea; Charles Ross, Sec, 327 Quincy St, LABORERS lOT'L, UNION OF NO. AMERICA NO. 6IO. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 3ia So. Main St., Tel. 673-0060; Louis Alexander, F.S.T., 6II No, Underwood St.; Manuel N. Medeiros, B.A., 267 Union St, 76 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS - FALL RIVER Ctont'd . LABORERS IIJT'L. UNION OF NO. AMFJtlCA NO. 6O3 (See Cemetery Workers) LATHES NO. 139. 2nd Mon., St. John Athletic Club, I365 Rodman St.; A. Lizotte, Pres., 511 E. Main St.; Herve Charest, H.S.T.,B.A., 290 Ridge St, LFJiTHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND N0VF:LTY WORKERS NO. 65 (Luggage Makers). Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.N., at Bus. Off., li; Third St., Tel. 678-U23O; Anita Watts, Pres., 56 Holden St.; Manuel Medeiros, S.T., 592 Alden St. LETTER CARRIF.RS NO. 5l. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office; Louis Maranhao, Pres., 678 Hood St.; Peter B. Sabra, Treas., 118 Seymour Ave., Somerset. LONGSHOREMEN (See Local No. 1U13 in New Bedford) LOOMFIXERS (See Textile Workers, Independent) MOLDFRS ANT AUJTO WORKERS NO. kQ (Rothwell Foundry, Inc.). 3rd Wed., Repub- lican Qub, Lindsey St.; Henry DeGagne, F.S., I636 S. Main St.; John Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., I^lford. MOVING PICTURE MCHINE OPERATORS NO. U2U. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Carpenters Kail, 2lil Bedford St.; Thomas R. Nasser, Jr., Sec, 8I8 Robeson St.; Anthony J. Salvo, B.A., 168 Belmont St. MUSICIANS NO. 216. 2nd Sun. ( Jan. , Apr., Nov.), I.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 36 No. Main St., Tel. 678-5321; Alcide H. Breault, Pres., B. A., U3 Albany St.; Edward J. Gahan, S.T., 2U0 Third St. PAItiTERS NO. 75. First Tues., at Bus. Off., 2Ul Bedford St., Tel. 675-77U5; Antone Oliveira, Pres., l65 Nashua St.; Arthur Mello, F.S.,Bus. Rep., l58 Raymond St. PLUMBERS NO. 135. First Mon., Garment Wkrs. Hall, Garment Wkrs. Sq.; Francis Roarke, Pres., 293 Kilburn St.; Daniel J. McCarthy, F.S.,B.A., 612 Charles St. POST OFFICE AND GEMRAL SERVICES IIAINTENAl^ICE EMP. NO. liiS. Quarterly, On Call, Civil Service Rm. , Post Office; William A, Chouinard, Pres. ; Louis Pacheco, S.T., 206 Lapham St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 511. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Post Office; James Simpson, Pres., lU2 Stafford Rd., Tiverton, Rhode Island; Robert F. Smith, R.S., 112 New Boston Rd. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. II8 (IND). On Call; Elmer F. Haworth, Pres., II6 West- hill Ave., Somerset; Thomas W. Newbury, Jr., S.T., 25 Terrace Ave., Tiverton, Rhode Island. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WOliKF.RS NO. U07 (J & J Corrugated Box Corp.). 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Durfee Trust Bldg., Pleasant St.; Richard Proulx, F.S., 23 Tripp St.; Ernest J. V\/hite, Int'l. Rep., ii9 Policy St., Salem, New Hampshire. RAILWAY AND STEAIISHIP CLERKS NO. 2097 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 520 Locust St.; T. L. Ticozin, R.S.T., 625 Durfee St.; R. R. Bachand, Ch. , 101 Watuppa Ave., Somerset. RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. 1325. 3rd Mon., b.l5 P.M., 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. 678-7700. RUBBER, COPJ(, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKETiS NO. 26l (Firestone Rubber k Latex Products Co.). Last Sat., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 56 Water St., Tel. 67J4-O832; Albert P. Boutin, Pres., 35U Sprague St.; Ralph Torchia, Treas., 159 Covel St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 669 (Precision Thread Co.). Last Sat., 9 A.M., St. John's A.C. Hall, 1365 Rodman St.; Norman W. McHenry, Pres., hlk Langley St.; Edmund Rego, S.T., ii03 Fish Rd,, Tiverton, Rhode Island. SLASHER TENDERS AND HELPERS (See Textile Workers, Independent) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. III8 (City Employees). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., G.A.R. Hall, Franklin St.; Roland Gagnon, Pres., B. A., 536 Brad- ford Ave,; Margaret L. Tourgee, S.T., 966 Walnut St. 77 ; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FALL RIVER - Cont'd . STF^MFITTEHS NO. 6U6. Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 2Ul Bedford St.; John J. Lord, Pres., 392 Meridian St.; Thomas T. Carreiro, F.S.T.,B.A., 895 Bedford St. STERFOTYPERS UNION, FALL RIVER NO. 52. First Sun., 7 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, l680 Acushnet Ave., New Bedford; Gilbert M. Canto, Treas., 123 Fatima Dr., Somerset. STREET Ry^ILWAY EMPL0Y1-:ES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. l509) TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, V/AREHOUSF^FN AW HELPERS NO. 526 (Ii\(D). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 3Ul So. Main St., Tel. 672-38U1; Anthony J. Materia, S.T., 1588 Main Rd. , Tiverton, Rhode Island; Joseph E. Costa, R.S.,B.A., 1096 Bay St. TELEPHONE TWSFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FEU. (IND). Angela Albert, Rep., 102 Maple Ave. , Swansea. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 22 (im) (N.E. Tel. U Tel. Co.). First Fri., Eagles Hall, 520 Locust St.; William Heffeman, Pres., 5l Holland St.; Theresa Murphy, Sec, 35? Vermont Ave., Somerset. TERMINAL EI-IPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). On Call, Monthly; Franklin E. Fairhurst, Pres., 30l4ii No. Main St.; H. D. Woodruff, R.S., 6? Jette St., Swansea. TFJCTILE WORKEI1S, INDEPEI®P;NT : DRAWING-IN, KNOT TIERS AND WARP TWISTP:RS ASSN. (Abdon Textile). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 36 No. Main St., Tel. 672-5781; Bernard Cartin, Pres., 161 Peckham St.; Aldei Lachance, S.T. ,B.A., 112 Osborn St. LOOMFIXERS, FALL RIVER (Abdon Textile). First Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., 209 Bedford St., Tel. 672-U121; Donat Gagnon, Pres., 102 Meville St.; Edward A. Frenette, R.S.T.,B.A., I33 Merritt Ave., Tiverton, Rhode Island. SLASHER TEtTOERS AND HELPERS (Abdon Textile). 2nd Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 36 No. Main St., Tel. 672-5781; Joseph E. Desrosiers, Pres., 175 Tuttle St.; Aldei Lachance, F.S.,B.A. , 112 Osborn St. TEXTILE V/ORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 19 (Lamport Converters) (Lamport Co., Inc.). First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Ukranian Hall, Globe St.; Lorraine Bruneau, Pres., 63 Spring St.; Hector P. Dube, F.S.T., 32 Dussault St. TEXTILE VJORKERS OF AI^RICA, UNITED NO. 292 (Sterling Pile Fabrics Corp.). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., Monte Pio Hall, l652 So. Main St., Tel. Os U-6833; Joseph Correira, Pres., 16U I'talberry St.; Robert D. Mello, S.T., 9 Valley St. TEXTILE V;ORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet On Call, at Bus. Off., 381; Spring St., Tel. 672-3l;01; Alford Dyson, Mgr.,B.A.; Clarence Banks, B.A. NO. 1057 (Cotton Goods) (Pioneer Finishing Corp.). Charles Gummings, Ch. Elmer Lizotte, Sec, NO. 1201 (Ashworth Bros., Inc.). Albert Dupere, Ch. ; Everett J. Walters, Jr., Sec, NO. 1207 (Geraco Int'l. Braid Corp.). William Desrosiers, Ch. ; Lionel Desrosier, Sec, NO. 1208. John Cinquini, Ch.; James Travers, Sec. NO. 1209 (Dover Stamping Co.). Roy Gillette, Ga. ; Alvin Brown, Sec, NO. 1213 (High Point Paper Box Corp.). Rosanna Como, Ch. ; Leo Chaunt, Sec, NO. 1217 (Maplewood Yarn Mils, Inc.). Benjamin Mello, Ch. ; Herbert Medeiros, Sec, NO. 1225 (Arkwright Finishing Corp.). Arthur Lafleur, Ch. ; Ventura Franco, Jr., Sec. NO. 1226 (Duro Finishing Corp.). Donald Morris, Ch. ; Nicholas Capone, Sec, NO. 1227 (Newport Finishing Corp.). James Cabral, Ch,j Oscar Langevin, Sec, 78 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FALL RIVER - Concl'd , TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA - Concl'd,: NO, 1229 (Plymouth Printing Co., Inc.). George Perry, Ch.; Leonarri Klus, Sec. NO. 1230 (Rivflredge Printers, Inc.). Dennis Oliveira, Gh.; John Viveiros, Sec. NO. Iit83 (Swan Finishing; Co., Inc.). John Moniz, Ch. j Louis T. Martin, Sec. THF.ATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEIS NO. U2I4 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAJ-IATEU NO. I?!; (The Short Line, Inc.). 2nd Tues., St. John's A.C., 1365 Rodman St.; Avila N. Caron, Pres.,3.A. , I86I Rodman St.; Raymond Levesque, R.S.T., ^00 Luther Ave., Somerset. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. I6I. First Fri., Carpenters Hall, 2^1 Bedford St.; James H. Sullivan, Jr., Pres., 683 Walnut St.; Ernest Mellor, 5.T., 688 New Boston Rd. (P.O. Box IU22) UPHOLSTERERS NO. 79 (Upholsterers and Furniture '.vkrs. ) (Harvey Probber Corp.). On Call, Garment WTcrs. Hall, 38 Third St.; Mabel Broga, R.S., 28 Fourth St., Taunton; Daniel Downey, B.A., 9I Oakland Ave., Methuen. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AJIFJilGA: NO. 382 (Fall River Gas Co. Plant). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Corte Real Hall, 196 VJoodraan St.; Albert Rochefort, Rres., I6I Crawford St.; John Ayre, S.T., U96 Anthony St, NO. 396 (Montaup Electric Co.). First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., St. Jean's Hall, North End St.; Albert Peterson, Pres., 13U3 Cedar St., Dighton; Leonard Berube, Treas., U6 Macomber Ave., Swansea. NO. Ii31 (Fall River Gas Co. Distribution Dept.). 3rd Thurs., Sons of Italy- Hall, 1035 Covel St.; Charles P. Toimley, Pres., 72 Pleasant View Ave,, Svransea; Nicholas H. Ciarlone, R.S., Old Bedford Rd., VJestport. WEB PRESSMEN NO. 32. Uth Thurs., Where Called; Douglas E. MacRae, Pres., 26 Roberta Dr., Barrington, Rhode Island; Thomas Reis, Jr., S.T.,B.A,, 19i4. Mass. Ave., Somerset. FALMO UTH DECK OFFICERS UNION, MASS. LICENSED (IND) (Steamship Co, Emp., Teaticket). On Call, Monthly; James Manchester, Pres., B. A., ^ Maria Lane, E. Falmouth; Edward L. Nemeth, S.T., U9 Narragansett St., Teaticket. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. F-lOl (Otis Air Force Base Federal Fire Fighters Local). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Air Base; Joseph M. Sylvia, Pres., Box 3^5, North St., Mattapoisett; John M. Correia, F.S., Longneck Rd. , Onset. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1397. Quarterly, 2nd Mon. , 7 P.'u, at Bus. Off., Fire Head- quarters, 399 Main St., Tel. 5U8-232U; Ernest Hotta, Pres., Annette Ave,, E. Falmouth; Raleigh Costa, R.S.T. , P.O. Box Ha, Teaticket. GOVERI#ENT FJ-1PL0YT-',ES, AI^llilCAN FED.: NO. IIU2 (Otis Air Force Base and Cape Cod Canal). 2nd Thurs., 11. 30 A.M., at Air Base; John F. McLaughlin, Pres., 1235 County Rd., Cataumet; Clyde Crowe, F.S. NO. 1729 (Fish and Wildlife Service). 2nd Mon., 5.30 P.M., Bureau of Commer- cial Fisheries; Gilbert J. Costa, Pres., Box 17U, Teaticket; Elizabeth Leonard, F.S.T., Box I|.25. NO. 18U6 (U.S. Coast Guard, Woods Hole). First Mon., 12 Noon, Indus. Bldg. at Base; William M. Joyce, Pres., R.F.D. 3, Buzzards Bay; Antone Ribeiro, S,T., IU6 Sycamore St., New Bedford. GOVERNMFOT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. NO, 5U (IND) (Otis Air Force Base). On Call, Monthly; Marcy Victoria, Pres., lU Cottage St., No, Westport; Mary Amaral, R.S., 93 Jerry St., New Bedford. 79 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FITCHBURG BAKERS (See Worcester) BARBKRS, jaJRNKYMEN NO. 28U. Uth Tues., Hotel Raymond, 35 Day St.; Kazar Kazanjian, Pres., 170 Pine St.; Anthony Pelullo, F.S.T.,B.A., 2? Fulton St.; Bus. Off., 2 Day St. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIPBUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 698. 3rd Tues., Turner Hall, U Frankfort St.; George J. Chartrand, Jr., Pres., hS Hoover St., Leominster; Louis Rossner, F.S.T., klO Wanoosnoc Rd. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, PLASTERERS ANI) TILE SETTERS NO. 19. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd. ; Vernon H. McGrath, Pres.} Enzo L. Moretto, F.S.,B.A., Linda St. BUILDING LABORFJIS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. 39) CARPENTERS NO. i;8. 2nd and Uth Tliurs., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Tel. 3U3-9751; Raymond Allaire, R.S., 57 Sheridan St.; Thomas Phalen, B.A., I307 Rindge Rd. CITY EMPLOYEES NO. 810 (See State, City and Town Employees) CLOTHim WORKERS, AMALGAl^IATED NO. 309 (Asher Co.). 2nd Hon. (Jan., Mar. , May, Sept., Nov, ), 7»30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2k Grove St.; Regina Berthiaume, Pres., 110 No, Main St,, Leominster; Emanue3e Vitale, B.A., 11 Union St., Natick; Bus. Off., 9 Main St., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-U270. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 210 (American Can Machine Shop). 2nd Thurs. (Feb., May, Aug., Nov,), 7.3O P.M., South End Nat'l. Clubj Stanley W. Potts, Pres., U9 Goodrich St.; Tenho Nurrai, F.S., U9U Rollstone St. NO. 252 (General Electric Co., Drafting & Designing). 3rd Tues. ( Jan. ,Apr. June, Oct.), Eagles Hall, 2ii Grove St.; Joseph 0, Rivard, Pres., 25 Bel Air Dr.; Clarence Porter, F.S.T., 7 Dartmouth St,; Bus, Off., 22 Grove St., Tel. 3U3-78I2. NO. 286 (General Electric Co,). Quarterly, Sun., 10,30 A.M., High School Auditorium, Academy St,; Dwight F. Rand, Pres., l53 Woodland Dr., Lunenburg; Stuart R. McDermott, F,S., 22 St. Martin St.; Bus. Off., 22 Grove St., Tel. Di 3-7812. NO. 290 (Independent Lock Co.). 3rd Tues. (Jan. , Apr., July, Oct.), 7.30 P.M., St. Joseph's Club, 109 Oak Hill Rd, ; Nello Zanin, Pres., 20 Hamlin St., Whalom; Edward Dauphinais, R.F.S., 11 Norfolk St.; Bus. Off,, 76 Sumner St., Tel. Di 2-0552. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 256. First Thurs., at Bus. Off,, 3 Day St., Tel. 3U3-975I; Arnold Chipman, Pres., Coleman St, Ext., Gardner; Edward L. Lepkowski, R,S,,Bus, Mgr., 263 Union St., Gardner. KNGINF.ERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. I9I (IND) (B & M Corp,). 3rd Sun., 10,30 A,M., Home of S.T., Local Ch. ; Claude Flanders, Ch. Eng., Mulpus Rd., Lunenburg; Everett R, Chase, S.T., Local Ch. , 231 Main St., Maynard. FIRFMsN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. iaO (B & M Corp.). First Sun., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Whalom Rd. , Lunenburg; Richard F. Benere, Pres., 513 Mechanic St.; W. F. Hartford, B,A. , UU Lawton Ave.; Bus, Off., Km. 215, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-U7U5. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AJffiRICAN FED. NO. I9U6 (See Worcester) INSURANCE WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 5U. 3rd Thurs., 11 A.M., United Co-op Bldg,, Main St,; Peter Salmon, Pres., 20 Clyde St.; Hubert P, Borg, Treas., 97 Hope St, LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA NO. 39. 3rd Tues., at Bus, Off,, 3 Day St., Tel. Di 2-5037; Albert J. Gallant, S.T., 89 Euclid St., Gardner; Joseph Carbone, B.A., 177 Belmont St. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO, 83. First Wed. , American Legion Hall; Al Fiore, Pres., 121 St. Martin St.; Eugene St. Cyr, Treas., 29 Goddard St. LETTER CARRIERS BR. NO. I6. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Marconi Club, 36 Birch St, Passway; Philip Lomaglio, Pres., 133 Payson St.; Edgar B. Blackwelder, Treas., 20 Phillips Ave. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 1376. Uth Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Marconi dub, 36 Birch St, Passway; John Brasili, Pres., 17 Winter St.; Jack Bustin, H.S., 75 Electric Ave., Leominster. 80 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FITCHBURG - Cont'd . MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. l60 (B U M Corp.). Uth Thurs. (Apr. and Oct.), Hotel Raymond, 3$ Day St.; Ralph P. Walsh, Local Ch.,F.S.T., 9 Brigham St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED VJORKFJIS NO. U? (Fitchburg Foundry, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Polish-American Hall, l6 Hale St.; Chester Congdon, F.S.,C.R., Main St., Rutland; Wilfred 0. Paradise, B.A., 16 King St. Ext., Leicester. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 69O (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MOVING PICTURE MAailNE OPERATORS (See Theatrical Stage Employees) MUSICIANS MUTUAL ASSN. NO. 173. On Call, Sun. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), 3 P.M., Turner Hall, k Frankfort St.; Edwin H. Holt, Pres.,F.S., 35>7 Fairview Ave., Ashburnham; Michael Lunetta, Treas.,B.A., $5 Canton St. PAINTERS NO. 175. 2nd Mon., 3 Day St.; Richard Lescord, R.S., lU9 High St., Gardner; Code Willingham, B.A., Ul| Fairview St. PAPFRI4A.KERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED: NO. 12 (Fitchburg Paper Co. & Decotone Products Div.). Uth Sun., 7 P.M., • British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd.; Raymond Fortune, Pres. , 156 Beech St.; John King, B.A., R.F.D., Merrimac, New Hampshire. NO. 355 (Rollstone Local) (Weyerhaeuser Co. Coating Div.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd., Tel. Di 2-9538; Donald Shaw, Pres., 11 Sanborn St.; Russell Ellingsworth, F.S.'i. , Cross ltd., Westminster. NO. 372 (V/achusett) (Weyerhaeuser Go. Paper Div.). 3rdTues., 7 P.M., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd.; Robert Jeffrey, Pres., 372 Franklin Rd.; Joseph R. Bourque, F.S.T., 70 Canton St. NO. 679 (Falulah Paper Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., South End Nat'l. Club, lU Market St.; Raymond P. LeBlanc, Pres., 3U0 West St., Leominster; Harold T. Hotaling, Jr., F.S., I3I Blossom St. PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED (See Retail, V/holesale and Department Store Union No. 675) PLUMBERS Airo STEAl-lFI TTERS NO. 92. 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Tel. 3U3-975I; Edward Imprescia, R.S., lH Holman Ave., Leominster; Francis Demers, B.A., 217 West St. POST OFFICE A1\ID GEI'IERAL SERVICES MAIOTENANGE EMP. NO. 365. 2nd Hon., Mainten- ance Rm., Post Office, Wallace Ave.; Laurent Laberge, Pres., I66 Daniels St.; George A. Karis, S.T., U7 School St. PRINTII^ PRESSMEN NO. 292 (Fitchburg Sentinel). On Call, Monthly, U.30 P.M., Sentinel Bldg., 8O8 Main St.; Ervin W. Gray, S.T., 99 Fitchburg Rd. , Town- send. PULP, SULPHITE AI© PAPER MILL V/OHKERS NO. 917 (Worcester Wall Paper Craft) (Vogue VJall Coverings, Inc.). 3rd Thurs., 12 Noon, at Plant, 68 Falulah Rd., Giilbert M. Gifford, Sr., Pres., I6 Scott St.; Paul E. Barrett, R.S., 58 Dudley Rd., Towns end. RAILROAD TRAINIIEN NO. 93 (B & M Corp.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., 3 Day St.; Michael A. Cascio, Treas., 155 Myrtle Ave,; John W. Morrissey, R.S.,3.A., 172 Myrtle Ave. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. IO6 (B & M Corp.). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Raymond, 35 Day St.; Charles E. Cramm, Pres., 19 Olney St., Gardner; Roland J. Babineau, F.S.T., 1 Canton St. RETAIL, VJHOLESALE MW DEPARTME1^1T STORE UNION NO. 875 (United Plastic V/krs.) (Cellu plastics Corp.). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., Iii9 Mecha:u.c St., Leominster, Tel. 53U-653U; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir., 112 Bonnydale Rd. , Leominster; John Fiandaca, B.A., 36 Johnson St., Leominster. STATE, CITY AND Ta^ FJ^IPLOYr'.ES NO. 810 (INT)). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Water Wks. Bldg., 78 River St.; J. Raymond Burby, Pres., U5 Leyte Rd.; iMorman J. Cormier, Treas., 69 Forest St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES Nu. 69O (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) 81 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FITCHBURG - Concl'd . TELEPHOtfE TRAFFIC V/ORKFJIS, N.E. FED. (IND). Audrey Keene, Rep., 23 Fletcher St., Ayer. TELEPHONF. WORKERS INT'L. NO. 6 (iND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Mon., British- American Club, 1 Simonds Rd.; Robert McNally, Pres., 18 Rennie St., Lunen- burg; Robert J. LeBlanc, F.S.T., 102U Westminster Hill Rd. TFJCTILE WORKERS UNION OF MERICA NO. 278 (Fitchburg Yam Co.). First Sun., Eagles Hall, 2U Grove St.; Joseph Zirpolo, Pres., 35 Cliff St.; Ralph Coderre, B.A., 7U Glendale St., V/orcester; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TEXTILE WORKF.RS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1307 (Watatic Spinning 1-1111, Inc.). First Sun., 3 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2i; Grove St.; Narcisse Boucher, Pres., 52 Glen Ave.; Ralph Coderre, B.A., 7k Glendale St., Worcester; Bus. Off., lOU Fair- field St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND M0VII^1G PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 86. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., 3 Day St.; George Collette, Pres., hlk Main St., Gardner; Harold M. Warbin, F.S., l60 West St., Berlin. TRANSIT U1«0N, AMALGAMATED NO. 69O (Fitchburg ic Leominster St. Rwy. ). 2nd Thurs., Polish-American Hall, 8 Hale St.; Robert C. St. Cyr, Pres.; Alexander S. Svolis, F.S.T., 92 Maverick St. TYPOGRy\PHICaX NO. 623. First Mon., U.05 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2U Grove St.; Raymond P. Malone, Pres., I67 Biscayne St., Leominster; Timothy W. Mylott, S.T., P.O. Box 120. UPHOLSTERERS (See Leominster) UTILITY WOPJCERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 3U0 (IND) (Fitchburg Gas & Electric Co.). 3rd Mon., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd. ; Joseph Thomas, Pres., Goen Rd., New Ipswich, New Hampshire; Margaret Karkutt, Sec., l5 V/estland Ave., Leominster. WALL PAPER WORKERS (See Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers No. 917) FOXBOROUGH LETTER CARRIFJIS NO. 2U96. Quarterly, On Call, Home of S.T.; Francis J. Corliss, Pres., 5 Phillip Lane; Joseph M. Clark, S.T., I6 Eastman Ave. STATE., COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 69I (Foxboro State Hospital). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., at Hospital, Chestnut St., Tel. Ed 3-2212; Stanley G. Hayner, Pres., 89 Church St., Mansfield; Elizabeth H. Twiraga, Sec, iBli Mechanic St. FRAMINGHAM AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICUTJURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. 1^22 (Amalgamated). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 32 South St., Tel. 872-OlUl; Frank Ceccaroni, Pres., 22 Summer St., Holliston; Mero W. Patulak, F.S.T., 95 Mt, Pleasant St., Marlboro. BRICKLAYERS, MSONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 51. First and 3rd Wed., Columbus Hall, Fountain St.; Burton A. Carter, R.S., 371 Mt. Wayte Ave.; William Foster, B.A., 217 Washington St., Holliston. BUILDING LABORERS (Construction and General Laborers) (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America) CARPENTERS NO. 86O. First and 3rd Mon., I.O.O.F. Hall, 50 Hollis St.; R. L. Basley, F.S., 1^3 Joclyn Ave.; Joseph Kinnarney, B.A., East St., Hopkinton. DENNISON EIOTLOYEES COM'ttTTFE (IND) (Dennison Mfg. Co.). First Mon., I.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Yim. 5, 300 Howard Pt., Tel. 679-0511, Ext. 25U; Ambrose H. Fitch, Ch., 11 Hillcrest Rd.; Marjorie Lewis, Sec, 18 Greenleaf Circle. 82 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FRAMINGHAM - Cont'd . FIRF FIGHTFJIS NO. l652. First V/ed., American Legion Hall, Beach St.; Lawrence D'Angelo, Pres., 39 McPhee Rd.j Richard Rock, Sec, 38 Little Fnrms Rd. GARMFNT WORKERS, LADIKS NO. 313. First Hon., 6 P.M., Portuguese Recreation Club, 67 South St.; Jennie Scansaroli, Sec, 62 Bishop Dr.; Elliot Klitzman, B.^., 327 West St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Ijth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKF ViORKF.IiS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.I'l.W.) (See Worcester) GOVFRNTIFMT FIIPLOYEKS, fiW.iaCMi FF,D. NO. 19U6 (See Worcester) HMTFRS, CAP Aim FD:IJJNFRY WORKERS NO. 75 (Framincham Hat Corp.). 3rd Thurs., Union House, 672 Vvaverly St.; Joseph DeSantis, Pres., 1^ Congress Terrace, Milford; Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St. HOTEL AND RFSTAUFJNT l;MPLOYFFS MD BARTFimFRS NO. 77U (Villa Restaurant). On Call; Robert Curran, Pres., 11 St. Lo Rd. ; Charles I'dllet, F.S.T., lU Castle St., Worcester; Bus. Off., 528 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Tel. Co 7-Oliiil. INSURA.NCF WORJCFHS lOT'L. (See Boston Local No. 36) L)iBOHP.RS INT'L. UNION OF NO. /^IIERLCA NO. 609 (Construction and General Laborers). First Thurs., at Bus. Off., Slh waverly St., Tel. 873-7162; James V. Merloni, Pres., 191 Fountain St., Ashland; Benedetto Ottaviani, Bus. Mgr., 286 Fountain St., Ashland. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 331;. On Call, Monthly; William Manning, Pres., 2 Frost St.; Francis A; Daley, Sec. , 55 Pin Cushion Rd. MACHINISTS Mm AEROSPACE VJ0RKI';RS NO. 1973 (Nobscot Lodge) (Dennison Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 5.15 P.M., Dennison Assoc. Club House, Bishop St.; Louis Follett, F.S., 33 Highland St.; Frank Every, B.A., 10 Morgan St., Randolph. MFAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WOliKMI'lJ (See District Union No. 2, Natick) METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COM'ffSSION EMPLOYE}'^ (See State, City and Town Employees No. Ii6) MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 620 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MUSICIANS NO. 393. 2nd Mon., Civic League Hall, Concord St.; J. R. Lynch, R.S.T. , 173 Winter St., Ashland; F. H. Hagrath, B.A., 50 Beech St. PAINTERS NO. 563. 2nd and Uth Mon., Columbus Society Hall, 11 Fountain St.; Claude Mieras, Pres., Lake Shore Dr., Hopkinton; Ernest M. Enpey, R.S,,B.A., 66 So. Main St., Sherborn. PLUMBERS Pm STEAMFITTFRS NO. UU8. 2nd Wed., Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.; Gerald C. Metzger, S.T., 22 Mount View Dr., Ashland; John F. McGrath, Bus. Mgr., 36 Summer St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 528 (Framingham Specialties and Paper Products) (Dennison I-Ifg, Co., Framingham and Maynard). First Sat., 9.30 A.M., Co-op Bldg., hkh Franklin St.; W. Gilbert Hibbert, Pres., 33 Speen St., Natick; John H. Kiely, S.T.,B.A., 20 Waban St., Natick. RAILROAD SIGNALI4EN, BRO. OF NO. 127 (B & A). On Call, Quarterly, Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.; D. M. O'Brien, Pres., 27 Phoenix St., Springfield; Raymond J. Tomasetti, S.T., 193 Woodland Rd., R.F.U., Southboro. RAIUr/AY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Boston Local No. 117) RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 52 (Hodgman Rubber Co.). First Mon., 7.ii5 P.M., Community Rec Ctr. , 2lU Concord St.; Philip W. Morse, Pre5.,B.A., 3I Fames St.; Irene L. Gardner, Treas., 728 kaverly St. STATE, CITY AND TOWTJ EMPLOYFT'S NO. U6 (im) (M.D.C. Emp. , Framingham and Clinton). On Call, (quarterly. Town Hall, Fai.-ville; Joaquin Queen, Jr., Pres., 150 So. Main St., Natick; John Stupik, S.T,, 3 Jonas Ct. , Marlboro. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 711 (Mass. Correctional Institution). 2nd lied.. Staff Home, at Institution, Western Ave,; Rose S. Santos, Pres., 363 Irving St.; Jean F. Grace, S.T., 8-B Carlson Rd. NO. 938 (Gushing Hospital). 3rd Tues., Employee's Rec Hall, at Hospital, Dudley Rd. ; Robert Lewis, Pres., 25 Courtlsnd St., Milford; Howard B. Travis, Jr., Sec, 119 Water St., Sajconville. 83 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FRAMINGHAM - Concl'd . STATF., COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES - Concl'd.: NO. 1009 (Mass. Dept, of Riblic Worics Foremen and Supervisors). On Call, Monthly, Public Wks. Bldg., Belmont St., Worcester; Harold Canty, Pres., 5 Clark P^., So, Lynnfield; John T. Bums, S.T., U Kennedy Rd., So. Hamilton. STRKFT RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TELFfflOIIE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.F. FED. (IND). Grace Linscott, Rep., 17 Fairview Ave., Natick. TFLFPHONE WORP.TJ^ IIWL. NO. 19 (IND) (N.E. Tel. ik Tel. Co.). 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., Eagles Hall, Park St., Tels. 875-1050 and 873-3030; William K. Lewis, Pres., 8 Barber St., W. Medway; Enrico T. Bachini, Treas., 17 Traf- ton Rd, TFJLTILE WORKFJIS UNION OF AMHilCA NO. U5 (Roxbury Carpet Co., Saxonville). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., Legion Hall, Saxonville; Joseph W. Crosby, Pres., ik Lodge Rd. , Cochituate; Ralph Coderre, B.A., 7U Glendale St., Worcester; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St,, Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TRANSIT UNION, AliALGAMTFD NO. 620 (Boston ^ Worcester Corp.). Uth Wed., Recreation Ctr., Concord St,; Joseph Farrell, Pres., B. A., U55 Grove St,; John L. Cicoria, F.S., 5 Audrea Rd.; Bus. Off,, 855 Worcester Rd., Tel. 879-1100. FRANKLIN CARPENTERS NO. 1230. First Fri., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St.; Arthur Woodward, Pres., Bus. Rep., 72 Dean Ave,; Philip Hayes, F.S. STEELWORKERS OF AI'IERICA, UNITFJ) NO. Ul2U (Thomson National Press). 3rd Mon., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St.; Ralph A. DeLucia, Pres., lUO Wachusett St.; Thomas Rusbino, B.A., 100 Fountain St., Providence, Rhode Island. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AI^'RICA: NOTE: Bus, Off., lOi^ Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719; Felix P, Daraore, Dir, ; Acquine Rossi, B.A. , 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island. NO. 31 ( Clark-Cutler-McDermott Co.). Uth Sun., 10.30 A.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St.; Ellie Gauthier, Pres., Pond St,; Joseph Dube, S.T., Pleasant St. NO. U5U (American Felt Co.). Uth Sun., 10,30 A.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St,; Lester Valente, Pres., 2U Stubb St.; Raymond Adams, S.T., 281 W. Central St, NO. 580 (Buckley & Mann, Inc.). Uth Sun., American Legion Hall; Albert Vozzella, Pres., 270 Beaver St.; Louis Zalenski, S.T., 36 Milford St., W. Medway. GARDNER BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 99U. Last Mon., 7.U5 P.M., Cormier Barber Shop, 126 Parker St.; Roger Cormier, Pres., 390 Parker St.; Peter S. Morris, S.T,, 1 Lament St,, Baldwinville, BRICKIJ\YERS, msONS AND PLASTERERS NO. Ul;. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 75 City Hall Ave,; John J. Hill, Pres., 20 Western Ave., Winchendon; John J. Casey, F.S.T.,B.A., Baldwinville Rd., Winchendon. CARPFNTFRS (See Fitchburg Local No. h8) ELFCTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 262 (Harrington & Richardson, Inc). Bi-monthly, First V/ed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 290 Central St,; Harry Panos, Pres,, I89 Crawford St., Leominster; Roger J. Barrieau, F.E.T., 7 Birch St, 81i . j LOCAL LABOR UNIONS GARDNER - Concl'd . FURNITURE WORKERS, UNITED NO. l5U. 2nd and Uth Mon. (3rd Wed., Mar., June, Sept., Dec), at Bus. Off., 52 Main St., Tel. 632-1111; Grace B. Perry, R.C.S., hi Partridge St.; Thomas H. Binnall, Bus. l^r., 38 Main St. LETTER CARRIFHS, NAT. ASSN. OF NO. 7U7. First Hon., American Legion Hall, 22 Elm St.; Paul LaBelle, Pres. , 1$ Kalle St.; Stanley Orucan, F.S., 96 Washington St. ?/ INTERS (See Fitchburg Local No. 175) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3U59. On Call, Quarterly, American Legion Home, 22 Elm St.; Donald Casavant, Pres., 239 Ash St.; Paul Driscoll, H.S.T., i;7 Wickman Dr. FJLP, SULffllTE AND PAPF'R fflU. V/ORKFitS NO. U31 (Kead Container Corp.). First Sat., 5 P.H., Furniture Wkrs. Hall, 52 Main St.; Dana Bevis, Pres., Baldwin- ville Rd., Phillipston; Ernest J, VM.te, Int'l. Rep., h9 Policy St., Salem, New Hampshire. STATE, CITY Atffi TOVJN EMPLOYEES NO. 5l (IND) (City Emp. ). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Acadien Social Club, Parker St.; Domenique Boudreau, Pres., UO Ash St, Nelson J. Breton, Jr., R.S., 50 Glazier St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1371 (State Hospital Emp.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 22 Elm St.; Oscar Clausen, Pres., Brooks Rd., Templeton; George Schreiner, Treas., 91 Woodland Ave»; Bus. Off., Basement of Laurel Bldg., Chapel St., Tel. 632-867I. TELEPHOI\IE, TRAFFIC V/ORKERS, N.E. FED. (IIO). Ellen Lundwall, Rep., 11 Favor St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E.,INC. NO. 337 (iND). 2nd Wed., V.F.W. Hall, Eaton St., Westminster; Ian B. Morgan, Pres., Fruitland Rd. , Barre; Joseph A. Bourgeois, S.T., No. Main St., E. Templeton. GEORGETOWN FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF N.E., ASSOCIATED NO. I38 (IND) (A & P Tea Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues. (Feb., Apr., Oct., Dec. ), LaSalle Social Club, 395 Andover St., Lawrence; Paul M. Header, Pres., 68 North St.; George Miller, B.A., I7 Cutler St., Lawrence GLOUCESTER BARBERS, JCURlNTFYlff.N NO. 375. 3rd Thurs., Cooney's Barber Shop; Anthony Torissi, Pres., II4 Pleasant St.; Matthew W. Cooney, F.S.T., 18 Hancock St. BOILFRMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, DROP FORGERS AJrt) HELPERS NO. 1129. First Fri., 7.3O F.II., Drum Corps Hall, Webster St.; Salvatore A. Nicastro, F.S.T., 16 Carlisle St.; Earl Holm, B.A., 102 Granite St., Rockport. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AI^1D PLASTFiRERS NO. 21. First Wed., Redmens Hall, 11 Center St.; Richard Lumbard, S.T., 6 Perkins Rd,; George M. Lumbard, B.A., 8 Centennial A.ve, BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America) CARPENTEP^ NO. 910. 2nd and Uth Tues,, 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel, 283-9796; George T. Finn, F.S., 27 Beacon St.; Edward W. Griggs, B.A., I'lussle Point Rd, CHEMICAL V/ORKEHS lOT'L. NO. 6I6 (LePage's, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hoose Hall, 26 Pleasant St,; Eleanor Nunes, Pres., 32 Concord St,; William A. Nrxon, Jr., F.S.T., 11 Oak St. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, County and I'lunicipal Employees No. 687) CLOTHIIC WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (Branch of Boston Local No, 273) CLOTHING V/ORKERS, AW.LGAI4ATED NO. 689 (Cape Ann Mfg. Co., Inc.). On Call, Monthly, 7 P.M., Moose Hall, 26 Pleasant St.; Dorothy Barrett, Pres., I6 Friend St.; Mchael Armano, R.A., 2U Tyler Rd. , No. Andover; Bus. Off., Rm. 309, 316 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel, 686-7392. 85 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS GLOUCESTER - Concl'd . FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 762. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Central Fire Station, 8 School St.; V/illiam S. Parsons, Pres. , 136 H. Main St.; S. Lawrence Colby, Jr., S.T., k Wise PI. G0VE:RN14FNT employees, AMF.RICAN fee. NO. 1756 (Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries). First Fri., k P.M., Fish Pier, Parker St.; Salvatore F. Chermesino, Pres., 7 Liberty St.; Peter J. Testaverde, S.T., 55 Mansfield St. GOVERNIffNT EMPLOYEES, AlIEItlCAN FED. NO. 259U (Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Inspectors, Region 3). On Call, Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off. Dist. 1, 182 Forbes Rd., Braintree, Tel. 6U3-9526; Frank Re, Temp. Pres., 292 Western Ave.; VJilliam Donahue, Nat'l. Rep. LABORERS INT'L. Ul«011 OF NO. AMERICA NO. I263. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227; William Sincavage, Pres., 2 Spring St.; Philip L. Doyle, F.S.T., 33 Holly St. LETIER CARRIFRS NO. 107 . 3rd Wed., Kelleher Hall, 6 Porter St.; Clayton Dyett, Pres., 10 Russell Ave.; Richard Rose, Sec, 11 Cleveland PI. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WKRS. INT'L. NO. IO83. On Call, Gloucester Machine Shop, 16 Wharf St.; Nerval Barkhouse, Pres., h9 Holly St.; Bernard Silva, S.T., 22 Bass Ave. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHEJl WORKI^ril, AMAL. SEAFOOD DISTRICT LOCAL NO. l5. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Ikkk Main St., Tel. 263-UlOO; Henry L. Witham, F.S.T,; Caimen J. Ue^iarco, B.A. MOTOR COACH OPERATOFiS NO. 1170 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, GLOUCESTER (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 687) MUSICIANS NO. 32U (Gloucester-Manchester). 2nd Tues., K. of C. Hall, k6 Pleas- ant St.; Joseph J. Pallazola, Pres. , B.A. , 9 Pearl St.; Alfred M. Tebo, Jr., S.T., Fernwood Lake Ave. PAINTERS NO. I76. 2nd and iith Wed., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 263-9697; Herbert C. VJhite, R.S.T., 56 Granite St.; Edward W. Griggs, Bus. Rep., Mussel Point Rd. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. U82. 3rd Tues., Bldg, Trades Hall, 11 Center St.; William Riley, Pres., B. A., I3 Plum St.; Ralph Perry, F.S., 8 Maple St. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES IiAINTF3>IANCE EMP. NO. 25l. First Tues., Swing Rm. , Post Office; Paul Drohan, Pres., 27 Hartz St.; Elmer Hill, S.T., P.O. Box 172. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 6U92. On Call; Edward Comeau, Pres., 7 Prospect St.; Louis J. Sinagra, R.S.T., 10 Addison St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 307 (IND). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Post Office, 11 Dale Ave.; Robert T. Drohan, Pres., 5 Stanwood Terrace; Everett Ercolani, S.T., li; Cedar St. SEAFARERS (Fishermen) (Branch of Boston Local) SEAFOOD DISTRICT LL;CAL NO. 15 (See Heat Cutters and Butcher Workmen) STATE, COUNTY AND l^UNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 687 (City Emp. ). 2nd Hon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Washington St.; John H. Alto, Pres., Wheeler St.; Frederick R, Wonson, Treas., 91 Langsford St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. I36I. On Call, Monthly, 3.30 P.M., Central Grammar School, Dale Ave.; Robert MacCallum, Pres., k Ldgeraere Rd. , Kockport; Frank Farrenkopf, F.S.T. , 172 Granite St., Rockport. TRANSIT UNION, Al-IAIiGAMATED HO. II70 (Gloucester Auto Bus Co.). 2nd Hon., 8.l5 P.M., VJhere Called; Richard Manson, Pres., B. A., I6 High St., Rockport; William Hinckley, S.T., 1 Gardner Rd. UTILITY VJORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 320 (IInID). 2nd Thurs., Moose Hall, 26 Pleas- ant St.; Alan J. Beck, Pres., 60 Harrison Ave,; Robert A. Bosselman, Treas., 215 Washington St. 86 , LOCAL UBOR UNIONS GRAFTON FUR ANI) LF.ATHFR WORKERS (See Meat Gutters and Butcher V-orkmen, Allied District Local No. 128 -FL in Lynn) STATE, COUNTY AND I-IUNICIPAL EMPLOYl'^FS NO. 665 (State Hospital imp.). 3rd I'lon. Auditorium, at Hospital, Viestboro Rd. , No. Grafton; Clarence Cox, Pres., Pinrock Rd., Auburn; George Sherbloia, F.S.T., 6 No. Bend Rd., V^orcester. GREAT HARRINGTON CARPENTERS NO. khk (See Pittsfield) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U76 (See North Adams) LETTER GARIHERS BR. NO. 921. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; J. Paul Larkin, Jr., Pres., B. A., 1.32 Castle St. MAINTFIJANCE OF WAY EMPLOYT'T.S NO. 650 (fJY NH). iith Fri., V.F.W. Hall, So. Main St.; Walter J. Smith, S.T., P.O. Box 523, Housatonic; V»illiam Hanford, B.A., W. Stockbridge. PAPERIiAKEIiS Am PAPERWORKTilS, UIHTED NO. 58U (Monument Mountain) (Rising Paper Co.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Fire House, Housatonic; Lester Oppermann, Pres., Housatonic; Kenneth Siok, F.S., Hart St., Housatonic. G REENFIELD BRICKLAYERS, IlASOiiS AND PLASTERERS NO. 36. First Thurs., Burniian Block, Main St.; James R. McCarthy, Pres., B. A., 80 Ferrante Ave.; Richard E. Staelens, F.S.T., Ashfield Rd., Conway. CARPENTERS NO. 5U9. 2nd and Uth Thurs., Moose Hall, 20 School St.; George A. Miner, Sr., Pres., Hillside Rd., Montague; Joseph A. Muka, F.S.,B.A., Leyden Rd. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHIi^IE WORKERS OF AI-ErlCA, UNITED UO. 27U (IND). On Call, 1 Osgood St.; Clifford M. Walsh, Pres., 1 Locust St.; Albert E. Pearce, R.S.T., 1 Poplar St., Montague City; Bus, Off., 70 Federal St., Tel. 773-9519. ELECTRIC/si WORKERS NO. I6I. Last Thurs., North Community Club, Newell Pond Rd.; Vincent A. Ifroz, R.S., 12 Warner St.; Phillip H. KcDonough, B.A., 25 Grinnell St. ELECTRICAL V/ORKF.RS NO. 76I. 2nd Fri., 278 Main St.; Justin Moore, Pres., 37 Forest Ave.; Robert Messer, R.S., Parmenter Rd., Bernardston. FNGIffRERS, LOCOMOTIVE DP/. 112 (IND) (B MITSICIANS, FRi^NKLIN COUNTY ASSN. NO. 621. 2nd Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Red Rm., Y.M.C.A. Main St.; James J, Gallagher, Pres., I5l Davis St.; Alfred E. Wilson, R.F.S., B.A., 26 Grinnell St. 87 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS GREENFIELD - Concl'd . PAINTERS NO. 8UU. 2nd Tues., 278 Main St.; Frederick Grant, F.S., 3I Pickett Lane; Matthew Walsh, B.A., 7 Mills St. PLUIfflERS AND STEAKFITTFJiS (See Northampton) RAILROAD TRA.INl-IEN NO. i|26 (B & M Corp.). First Fri., 7 P.M., Polish-American Citizens Club, Hope St.; C. S. Ford, S.T., I87 Elm St.; R. A. Knox, Local Ch. , French King Hghwy., Gill. m.IUtlAY AND STEMSHIP CLPIRKSNO. 33 (B & M Corp.). itth Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A. U5l I'lain St.; George Melnik, Pres., River Rd,, E. Deerfield; Thomas O'Brien, F.S.T., 11 Armory St. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 687 (Poet Seat Lodge) (B & M Corp.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 278 Main St.; Kenneth D. Johnson, R.S.T., 26 Summer St.; A. J. Bergeron, Gen. Ch. , Rm. 213, 69 Canal St., Boston. ST/^TE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPy^X EMPLOYEES NO. 86h (Public V/ks. Dist. No. 2). On Call, Polish-American Club, So. Deerfield; Frederick J. Kaher, Pres., I'UO Davis St.; John H. Wallen, R.S.T. , 226 Prospect St., Northampton. TELEPHOI'JE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Marilyn Wallwork, Rep., 21^ Pros- pect Ave. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 13 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 3rd Thurs., 278 Main St.; Robert L. Mcintosh, Pres., 67 Ferrante Ave.; Frederick R. Little, F.S.T., Box 193, Shelburne Falls. THF;ATRICAL stage employees and moving PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. $96. Last Fri., 11.1$ P.M., Home of F.S.T.j Arthur J. Brissette, F.S.T., 19 Vermont St.; David Sedgwick, B.A., 6 French King Hghwy. TR/^NSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 1382 (See Springfield) G R T N PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. Ul3 (Matrix Wkrs. ) (Groton Leather- board Co., W. Groton). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Squannacook Hall, Main St., W. Groton; Milton E. Starr, Pres., Townsend Rd., W. Groton; Thomas J. McDowell, R.S., I4ain St., W. Groton. PAPERMAXFJIS AND PAPERV'/ORKERS, UIMITED NO. 88O (Hollingsworth k Vose). First V/ed., 7 P.M., Town Hall, Main St., W. Groton; James D. Lavalley, Pres., Townsend Rd., W. Groton; James A. Wood, F.S., Hazen Rd., Shirley. HAMILTON CARPEOTERS NO. 876. 3rd Mon., Community House, Bay Rd. ; Manuel Silva, Jr., P*res., Essex Ave,, Gloucester; George W. Greene, R.S., 98 Central St., Ipswich. HANOVER GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 8U (IND) (Office of Civilian Defense Region 1). On Call, Reg. Headquarters, Oak Hill Rd., Harvard; Theodore F. Michos, Pres., Brookline, New Hampshire; Marge Sullivan, R.S.T. HANSON ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. BA-l5ll^ (Wheeler Reflector Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.tl., Hanson A. A, Upper Hall, Reed St.; William Estes, K.S., tvarapatuck St., Pem- broke; Richard Sayce, B.A., Reed St. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS H A R D VJ I C K PULP, SULRIITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U90 (Romar Tissue Mills, Inc.). First Tues., 7 P.M., Grammar School, Barre Bjd. , VJheelvrright ; Helen Hart, C.S., Pine St., Wheelwright; P^rnest J. White, Int'l. Rep., h9 Policy St., Salem, New Hampshire, HAVERH ILL BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN, HAVERHILL NO. 391. 2nd Thurs., Where Called; Joseph L. Fici, Pres., k3 So. Prospect St.; Frank R. Garbec, S.T. , 39 lUth Ave. BOOT AND SHOE WORKFJIS NO. 703. First Hon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 11 Rail- road Sq,, Tel. 372-5781; Larry Faretta, Pres.,F.S., 36U Kenoza Ave. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AMD PLASTERERS NO. 17. First Mon., 26 Main St.; Michael Meola, Pres., 171 Boardman St.; John F. Cosio, R.S., 27 Kensington Ave., Bradford. CARPENTERS NO. 82. First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Main St.; Edward J. Reardon, F.S., h Ninth Pve.; John F. Burns, H.S.,B.A., 17 Orchard St. , Amesbury. COMIUNI CAT IONS WOPJCERS NO, I365 (See North Andover) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 326 (See Lawrence) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U70. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off,, 26 Main St., Tel. 375-5771; Frank Batchelder, Pres., 23I; Ferry Rd, ; Edward Randall, Treas., Box 36, Westville, New Hampshire. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. lOll'. First Tues., V.F.W, Hall, 6U Kenoza Ave.; William E. Pillsbury, Pres., 81 Savage St.; V/illiam L. Linehan, Sec, l5 Douglas St, GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE V/ORKEIiS NO. 12086 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Haverhill Gas Co,). First Thurs., G.A.R. Hall, Fleet St.; Victor G. Gallison, Jr., Pres., 37 Smiley Ave.; Harold E. Wood, F.S., 3 Nineteenth Ave. INSUR^iNCE WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) LETTER CARRIERS, NAT'L. ASSN. OF BR. 26. 3rd Wed,, Bixby Rm., Y.M.C.A., 01 Winter St.; John F. Sullivan, Pres., 78 Portland St.; Robert C. Kinsman, R.S., 1 Cottage PI., Bradford. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE V/ORKERS NO, 527 (Pope Machinery Corp,). First Hon., 7.30 P.M., I6I4 Washington St.; John J. Langlois, Jr., Pres., 75 Edgewood Ave.; Leo H. Lacroix, R.S., R.F.D. 1, Box 95, Sweet Hill Rd,, Plaistow, New Hampshire. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER V/ORKMEN (See District Union No, 2, Natick) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO, 397. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Elks Bldg., Summer St.; Albert F. Metivier, Pres,, 3l6 Hilldale Ave,; Edward M. Foley, S.T.,B.A., 3 Maple Ave. MUSICTANS NO, 302. First Sun., 10,30 A.M., at Bus. Off., D.A.V, Hall, 2ii Main St,, Tel, 37U-6207; Charles A. Pecce, Pres,, B, A.; Louis P, Mendelsohn, R,S., 61 Cedar St, PAJIWERS NO. 517. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Bldg. Trades Hall, 26 Main St.; Howard Eldredge, R,S.,Bus. Rep., 6 Brown Ave., Hampstead, New Hampshire; George A. Comeau, F.S.T., 10 Stover Lane. P;sPE}tI'IA.KER5 AND PAPERWOHKFJIS, UNITED NO. 20li (Continental Can Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Marine Barracks Hall, Washington St.; Clayton Tracey, Pres., 30 Brookline Ave.; Charles G. Webber, F.S., 10 Cannon Hill Ave., Groveland. PLASTERERS AND CEIffiNT MSONS NO. II8. First of the Ho., 7 P.M., Bldg. Trades Hall, 26 Main St.; Michael Amodio, Pres., B. A., 25 Central St.; William Lugli, R.b.T., 19 Duston Dr., Methuen. PLUMBERS MD STEAMFITTERS NO. U86. First Wed., 7,30 P.M., I,0,O.F. Hall, 26 Main St,; Howard Smith, F,S.T., West Vjldtehall Rd., Amesbury; Edward Mosher, B.A. 89 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS HAVERHILL- Concl'd. POSTysL CLERKS, UNITED FED, NO. 5U0. First Wed., 8.15 P.M., Oaribaldi Club, 70 River St.; James F. Valiant, Pres., 6 Fifth Ave.; Richard P. Dunphy, R.S.T., 128 So. Pleasant St., Bradford. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 182 (IND). On Call, at Post Office; Daniel Fassio, Pres., 37 Femald Ave.; Francis M. Donovan, F.S.T. , 31 Upland Ave., Bradford. R00FP:RS no. 131. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Bldg. Trades Hall, 26 Main St.; William Patriquin, Pres.,R.S., 15 Gline St.; John u'Leary, F.S.T.,B.A., 7 Lewis St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. h. UthWed., U.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 (Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05; P. Joseph McCarthy, ligr. ,Treas.; Arthur H. Ross, B.A., 2 So, New St., Bradford. NO. 5 (Stitchers). Uth Wed., U,30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 52 Washington St,, Tel, 37U-7U05; P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr. ,Treas.; Mary Brandolini, B.A., 59 Jackson St. Ext, NO. 6. Uth Wed., ii.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7il05; P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr.,Treas.; Arthur H, Ross, B.A., 2 So. New St., Bradford. NO. 7. Uth Wed., U.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05; P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr.,Treas.; Arthur H. Ross, B.A. , 2 So. New St., Bradford. NO. 9 (Lasters and Stockfitters). First Hon., U.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7Uo5; P, Joseph McCarthy, I^r.,Treas.; Angelo Moularas, B.A., 37 Lewis St. NO. 12-a (Wood Heel Makers). 2nd Tues. , U.l5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2, 66 Merrimack St., Tel. Dr 2-03lil; Clarence Robinson, Pres., 11 Union St.; Harold J, Hume, B.A., U8 School St., Merrimac. NO. 113 (Counter Makers). 2nd Vied., h P.M., at Bus. Off., km. 2, 66 Merri- mack St,, Tel, Dr 2-03la; Michael Souliotis, Pres., 593 Washington St.; Harold J. Hume, Treas.,B.A., UQ School St., Merrimac. NO. U67 (MLxed). Uth Wed., U,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05; P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr.,Treas.; Arthur H. Ross, B.A., 2 So. New St., Bradford. STREET RAILIVAY FlIPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, 1509) TEACHERS, HAVERHILL FED. NO. 8U8. 2nd Tues., 3 P.M., Where Called; Gerald Grasso, Pres., U12 Groveland St.; David Margaretos, F.S., 15 Rosedale Ave. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAIiEHOUSEMEN Afffi) HELPERS NO. U37 (IND) (General). First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Elks Bldg., Newcomb St., Tel. 372-U171; Glenn H. Buswell, Pres,, B. A., Depot Rd., Kingston, New Hampshire; Clarence E. Gendron, S.T. ,B.A., 20 Highland Ave., Groveland. TELEPHONE, TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IHD). Patricia Parker, Rep., 2U7 Main St., Groveland. TELEHIONE WORKERS lOT'L. BRO. OF NO. 11 (PND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Thurs., Elks Home, 2U Summer St.; Joseph V. Messineo, Pres., 8 Salem St., Lawrence; Barnard C. Gilroy, R.S., 10 So. Maple Ave., Bradford. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF A11ERICA NO. 913 (See Lawrence) THEATRICAL ST.'^.GE EI-iPLOYl-S NO. 381. First Wed., Where Called; Daniel J. Shea, Pres., U7 Fourth Ave.; Ernest Doucette, B.A., lOU How St. THEATRICAL STAGE HIPLOYEES NO. 397 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGR/iFHICAL MO. 38. First Wed., Hour Varies, Boys Club, Emerson St.; Albert J. Quimby, Jr., Pres., 25 Verndale St., Bradford; Ralph M. Woodcock, S.T., 58 Brockton Ave. 90 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS H I N G H A M CARPF.NTERS NO, U2i|. Last Tues. , I.O.G.F. Hall, 229 North St.; Elmer A. Rajala, F.S., 12 Farm Hill Lane; Luther P. Goodspeed, B.A., 2lik V/ales St., No, Abington. GOVERNl-ffiOT EMPLOYEES, .^MEJOiCAN PT.D. NO. 2261; (General Services Admin.). On Gall; James F. Reed, Fres. , 2? dockland St., Brockton; John F. Ray, R.S., 21 Parker St., Arlington. HINGHAM WATFR CO. NO, 13U92 (Dist 50, U.H.VJ. ) (IW) . 2nd Thurs. , i4.30 P.W., Meter Shop, 28 South St.; Douglas Ramsay, Pres., 36 Crow Point Lane; Francis A. Quigley, B.A., 195 Upland Hd. , Quincy. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 929. First Thurs., V/ampatuck Comnunity Ctr., South St.; Richard Liddell, Pres., Canterbury St.; Thomas Condon, S.T., 17 Sumner Rd,, E. Weymouth. HOLBROOK FIRE FIGHTP',RS NO. Ili52. First Kon. , 9 P.M., Fire Headquarters; Warren Alden, Pres., 89 South St.; Donald E. Austin, S.T., 12 Pleasant St. H L D E N STATE., COUNTY AND ICNIdPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 8O6 (Town Emp. ). First Kon., V.F.V.'. Hall, Reservoir St,; Ralph Johnson, Pres., River St,; John Harvey, Treas., 8ii Nelson St. TEXTILE, v;ORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1330 (Duesberg-Bosson Woolen Spinning Co., Jefferson). On Call; Clarence Snow, Pres., 12 High St., Millbury; Ralph Coderre, B.A., ^k Glendale St., V/orcester; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719- H L Y K E BAKERY Pm) CONFF.CTIOI^RY ViORKERS INT'L. NO. 96 {1W>) . 2nd Sat., 6 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Eugene J. Przbylowicz, F.S.T., II3 Wlieatland Ave., Chicopee Falls; F. Beaudry, R.S.,B.A., 131 Sargeant St. BARBEliS, JOUIiNIY'MP^N NO. 5U5. 2nd Tues., 265 Appleton St.; Joseph DiChiara, Pres., 80 Columbus Ave.; Louis F. Bergmann, S.T., 38O High St. EARTI';NDFRS (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Kestaurant Emp. No, II6 in Chicopee) BOIIEEl^lAKERS NO. 573 (Prentiss Wire tiills Div. H. K. Porter Co.). 2nd Hon., 7.30 P.M., L. & S. Club, 18 Spring St.; Stanley Szymonik, Pres.; Edward W. Kusek, F.S.T,, 37 Woodland St. BOOKBirJDERS NO. U6. 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Kosciuszko Hall, Lyman St,; Raymond Lacroix, Jr., Pres., 157 Meadow St., Willimansett; Harry H. Wagner, S.T., 25 Richard Eger Dr, EOOKBINDEltS NO. 57 (Morart Div., The Mead Corp,). 2nd Sun., 1 P.M., American Legion Hall, Bridge St., So, Hadley Falls; Francis A, Nicpon, Pres., 30U Homestead Ave,; Peter E. Grabowski, R.S.T., 3 Ingrairi St., So. Hadley Falls, BRICKLAYERS, I4AS0NS AND PLASTEREIiS NO. 2. 2nd and Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St,; Timothy H. O'Neill, F.S., U5 Nonotuck St.; Robert Hall, R.S.,B.A., 10 Corser St, BUILDING LABORERS (See Construction and General Laborers No. 596) CARPENTERS NO. 390. First and 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, 203 High St,, Tel. 53U-OW;8; Joseph A. Charpentier, F.S., 110 Hampshire St.; Jack D. Rodwell, B.A., 2h2 South St. 91 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS H L Y K E - Cont'd . CARPFNTERS NO. 656. First and 3rd Mon. , 7.30 P.N., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 203 High St., Tel. 53U-Ol;U8; Joseph S. Golen, Pres., 7 Radcliff Rd. ; Jack D. Rodwell, Treas.jBus. Rep., 2U2 South St. CHEMG/L WORKERS INT'L. NO. 720 (Standard Household Products Co.). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Turn Hall, 2 Vernon St.; Michael McGinty, R.S., 196 V/alnut St.; John J. Convjay, Jr., F.S.T., U22 Maple St. CITY E>1PL0YEES (See State, City and Town Employees No. 790) CONSTRUCTION AI© GENERAL LABORI^RS NO. $96. Last PYi., 323 High St.; Andrev; Healey, Pres. , Pine Crest Circle, Ware; Stanley Czaporowski, Jr., Bus. Mgr., h9 Fountain St.; Bus. Off., 9 Suffolk St. (P.O. Box 563), Tel. 53U-31i40. DIRECILY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 23917 (B.F. Perkins k Son, Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Pulaski Hall, I3 Norman St., Willimansett; Lucien Betournay, Pres., 55il So. Summer St.; Emile R. Duclos, R.S., 58 Lincoln Ave., So. Had ley Falls. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF At-ERICA, UNITED NO. 259 (liCl). First Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., k^h High St., Tel. 532-56U3; Charles H. Salter, Pres., Morton Ct. , Palmer; Leon Massa, B.A,, 5l5 Franklin St. Ext., Agawari. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 707. First Mon., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Edward Bey, R.S., 12 Isabella St.; John Babyak, Bus. Mgr., 38 Olea Ave., Aldenville. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. U66. P^irst and 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Owen P. Dunphy, Pres., Newton Manor, So, Hadley; Francis J. Long, R.S., Box 67, So. Hadley. FEDERAL lABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRFMFJI AND OILERS NO. U. 3rd Fri., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; George Dawson, Pres., 79 Dixie Terrace, Chicopee Falls; William C. Murphy, S.T., ll5 Sycamore St. INSURANCE V;OP-KF.RS INT'L. NO. 69 (Pioneer Valley). First Thurs., 12 Noon, Sons of Herman Hall, 629 So. Summer St.; Cecil J. Piper, Pres., 10 Parte Ave.; John F. O'Dea, S.T., 17 V/alnut St., Northampton. JEWELRI WORKERS INT'L. NO. 75 (Adams Plastic Co., Inc.). 3rd Sun., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Joseph Sevigny, Pres., I9U High St.; Ruth Nicholls, S.T., 11 Clark St. LABORERS INT'L. OF NO. AJ'IERICA (See Construction and General Laborers No. 596) LATHF.RS, VJOOD, VrtRE AND METAL NO. 31. 2nd Wed., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Alfred A. Faille, F.S.T., 728 Chicopee St., Willimansett; Charles H. Collins, B.A., Box 231, County Rd. , W. Holyoke. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 379. First Hon., 7.30 P.M., Swing fim.. Post Office, 650 Dwight St.; James J. Kavanaugh, Pres,, 110 Meadowbrook Rd.; Louis E. Griot, R.S., 5 Upland Rd. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 2l6l. 2nd Sun., 1 P.M., White Eagle Hall, 27 Strong Ave., Northampton; Alice B. Reidy, R.S., 282 Maple St.; Charles Beyer, Bus. Rep., 211^9 Riverdale Rd. , W. Springfield. MILLINFJCf WORKERS NO. IO6. 2nd Tues., Kelly's; Stanley Kusek, Pres., P.O. Box 265, Ware; Edwin Erwin, B.A., 9 Hamilton Rd., Woburn. MOVING PICTURE. MACHIN'E OPERATORS NO. 382. First Hon., 11 P.M., Victory Theatre, Suffolk St.; Raymond Roberts, Pres., 17 Woodbridge St., So, Hadley Ctr.; Henry Desnoyers, R.S.T.,B.A., U39 Beech St. MUSICIANS NO. lIiU. First Sun., 11 A.M., Cercle Rochambeau Hall, U5l High St.; Gerry Laraothe, Pres,, 72 Shawmut Ave,; Charles L. Wall, R.S.,B.A., 38 Keddy Bldg., Fairview. OFFICE AND PROF?,S SIGNAL EMPLOYES INT'L. NO. 2U7. 2nd Last Fri., 7.30 P.i!., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Ronald Chateauneuf, Pres., lU Joffee Ave., So. Hadley; Helen T. McDonnell, S.T., ll5 Brown Ave, PMNTKRS 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; Jack Rodwell, B,A., 2U2 South St, 92 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS H L Y K E - Concl'd. PAPFRl'IAKEIS Airo PAPFHWORKE.RS, UIHTED: NO. 1 (Eagle Lodge). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., rim. 31i4, 276 High St., Tel. $3U-757Uj Raymond Beaudry, Pres., 223 Dupuis Hd., W. Holyokej George Reed, F.S., 90 Mosher St. NO. 226 (Finishers). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rin. 209, 276 High St., Tel. 536-1930; Joseph G. Fife, Pres., I5l West St.; Donald G. Taylor, R.S., 6 u' Connor Terrace. NO. 383 (Newco Local) (Newton Paper Div. of Sonoco Products). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Sons of Herman Hall, 629 So. Summer St.; William Lequin, Pres., Stebbins St., Belchertovm; Willard H. Rider, R.S., 118 Walnut St. NO. 67!^ (Whiting k Co,), Bi-monthly, First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Kosciuszko Hall, Lyman St., Tel. Je 3-0805; Conrad Moise, Pres., 299 N. Main St., So. Hadley Falls; Edward A. Milton, F.S., 29 Dale St. NO. 687 (Whiting Paper Co., Stationery Div,). 2nd Tues. , Fagles Hall, High St.; Isabelle Desnoyers, Pres., U39 Beech St.; Leon Peloquin, F.S., 95U Chicopee St., Willimansett. PHIMBFKS STEA11FITTERS kW APPRENTICES (See Springfield) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 755. Last Sun., I.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Sycamore St.; Fernando A. Ferreira, Jr., Pres., 27 Samosett St.; Gerald J. Cook, 11 High St., Granby; Bus. Off., Post Office, 6^0 Dwight St., Tel. 53U-U577. POST;iL SUI^RVISORS NO. I8O (IND). On Call, Bi-monthly, 7 P.M., Post Office, 650 Dwight St.; David Joyce, Pres., 17 Orchard St.; Ernest Larose, S.T., 71 Hawthorne St., Chicopee. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. hS (Holyoke Printing Co.). First Mon., Y.M.C.A., Pine St.; Felix Balicki, Pres., 17U Locust St.; Donald R. Paradise, F.S.T., 217 Huron Ave. RAILVJAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 128 (B & M Corp.). First Men., Hotel Monat, Main St.; Thomas J. Greaney, Pres., 22 Davis St.; Roger J. Giacomelli, R.S.T., kk Bartlett St., Springfield. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 388 (Paul Martin Rubber Co.). 3rd Tues., 3.U5 P.M., St. Germain Hall, 265 Appleton St.; Francis LaBelle, Jr., Pres., 739 High St.; Adelle Bielski, S.T., 211 Walnut St. STJSTF, CITY Aim TOVm EMPLOYEES NO. 790 (IND) (City Emp.). On Call, Sons of Herman Hall, 629 So. Bridge St.; Lester Jopson, Pres., khh Lower Westfield Rd. ; Theodore Urbanski, R.F.S., 56 Pine St. STATF., CCTJNTY MID I-IUNICrPAL FMPLOYI'ES NO. 1302 (Water Dept.). First Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Howard F. Hurley, Pres., I6 Memorial Circle; John Fenton, B.A., Palmer Rd. , Monson. STEAJIFITTERS (See Springfield) STREET RAILWAY F,MPLOYEES NO. 537 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.F. FED. (BID). Barbara Connor, Rep., 2 Sheehan Dr. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERIC/, UNITED NO. 1929 (Holyoke Fabrics, Inc.). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., 265 Appleton St., Tel. 532-2359; Noella Vanasse, Pres., lli9 Sargeant St.; Edward Vanasse, B.A. , l[i9 Sargeant St. TEXTILE WORKFBS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1058 (Hart Wool Mfg. Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., 1x66^ Dvdght St., Tel. Je 2-0716; Nelo Rota, Pres., 85 Norwood Terrace; Anna Sullivan, B.A. THI:ATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 89. First Mon., 11 A.M., Victory Theatre, Suffolk St.; Henry Desnoyers, Pres., B.A,, li39 Beech St.; Richard Desnoyers, R.S.T,, 210 Pleasant St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 382 (See Moving Picture J^chine Operators) TRANSIT UNION, Al-IALGAMATED NO. 537 (Holyoke St. Rwy. Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., 265 Appleton St.; Norman A. Burgess, Pres., 15 Beeler Ave., Fairviewj Eugene L, Legare, F.S.T., Ihh New Ludlow Rd,, Fairview. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 253 (Transcript-Telegram Publishing Co., Inc.). First Wed., h P.M., 180 High St.; Gerald Frederick, Pres., 28U Hillside Ave.; David W. Lloyd, S.T., 287 Allen St., E. Longmeadow. 93 . , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS HOPEDALE STFELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6686 (Draper Corp.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus, Off,, Bright Oak Club, Herrington St., Kendon; Donald Rae, Pres., 219 E. Main St., ffilford; Frank T. Moschini, F.S., 71 W. Main St., Hopkinton. STFELWORKERS OF A>EHIC/i, UNITED NO. 68 30 (Draper Corp.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Cedar St., Mlford; Donald J. Consoletti, Pres., 3U3 Cape Rd., Mendon; Alfred lacovelli, F.S., I3 Walker Ave,, Hilford; Bus, Off., 20l|a Main St., Milford, Tel. 1473-8165. HOUSATONIC (See GREAT BARRINGTON) HUDSON CAJIPF.NTERS NO. I4OO. 2nd Tues., Eagles Hall, 21 Pleasant St. 5 Francis J. IVhite, Pres., 2k Brook St., Marlboro; Charles W. Mosher, F.S., 179 Chestnut St., Marlboro LETTER CARRIERS NO. IO38. Last Wed., Elks Hall, Main St.; John Trakimas, Pres., 8 Reardon Rd. ; fi-oland Charbonneau, Sec. , li; Bradford Rd. STEELVroRKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3536 (Lapointe Machine Tool Co.). 3rd Mon. 7.30 P.M., Elks Hall, Vfood Sq. ; Christopher H. Joyce, Pres., I3U Maple St., Northboro; Harold G. Lambert, F.S., R.F.D. 78; Bus. Off., Rm. 8, I.O.O.F. Bldg., Wood Sq., Tel. 562-557U. HULL EIRE FIGHTERS NO. 16^7. On Call, Central Fire Station, Nantasket Ave.; Edward J. Haley, Pres., 10 Island View Rd. ; Walter J. Haley, R.S., 11 Alden Ave. IPSWICH ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. l502 (Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.). Uth Tues., 3. US P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Topsfield Rd. ; Elsa H. Emmons, S.T., 81 Main St., Rowley; Virginia LeVie, B.A., 80a Middle St., Gloucester. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1279. On Call; Albert J. Robertson, S.T., 33 County St. POSTAL aEHKS, UNrTED FED. NO. 35UO. On Call; Robert Dempsey, Pres. LAKEVILLE STATE, COUNTY Mm MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1539 (Lakeville Hospital Bnp. Union). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Hospital, Main St.; Roberta F. Fountain, Pres., Plymouth St., No. Carver; Wilfred Lamontagne, S.T., 72 Main St. LAWRENCE BAKERY Airo CONFFCTIOlffiRY WORKERS lOT'L. NO. Ul (IND). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., 10 A.M., Teamsters Hall, 293 Central St., Manchester, New Hampshire; Albert I. Latulippe, Pres., 12U Rochelle Ave., Manchester, New Hampshire; Emmett E. Cudahy, F.S.X.,B.A., 212 East St., Methuen; Bus. Off., 39 HaveAill St., Methuen, Tel. Mu 3-1915. BAKERY DRI\^RS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 686 in Methuen. 9U LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LAWRFNCE - Cont'd . BARBEHSj JOURfJEYMFN NO. 235. 3rd Tues., Turn Hall, Uh Park lit.; Joseph Roberts, Pres., 1$3 Mass. Ave., No. Andover; Girolamo Rapisardi, S.T. , 6 Proctor Rd. BARTENDERS NO. 90. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Elks Hall, 2^3 Lov;ell St.; Frank J. Costello, Pres., 30U So. Union St.; Bernard H. Smith, F.S.T.,B.A., 8 Laurel Ave., Methuen; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 90 Broadway, Tel. Mu 8-2296. BFTSY ROSS ASSOCIATES (IND) (Morehouse Baking Co.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., 9 Mill St.; Ernest Vallante, Pres., 30 Maple St.; Andrew W. VJaring, R.S., 88 Bunker- hill St. BREWERY ANT^ SOFT DRINK WORKERS NO. 119. 3rd Thurs., Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Philip W, Hughes, Pres., 19 River St., Ballardvale; William Dittmar, Treas., 57 Boston St., Methuen. BRICKLAYERS AND MASONS NO. 10. First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 202 Broadway; John Sapia, Pres. ,B.A., 50 Howe St., Methuen; John Blight, F.S., 21 Bruce St., Methuen. 3UIU")ING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l. of No, America No, 175) BUILDUP SERVICE EI-IPLOYEPS INT'L. NO. 310 (Public School Custodians). First Fri., 7,30 P.M., Rm. 6, Lawrence High School, Haverhill St.; Raymond T. Wholey, S.T., 9 Swan St.; John J. O'Hagan, R.S.,B.A., 375 Lawrence 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; Henry Saracusa, B.A., 5 Pearl St. CLOTHING V;ORKERS, AMALGAMTED NO. I87. First Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 316 Essex St., Tel, 686-7392; Ralph Molori, Pres,, 25 Vine St.; Michael Armano, B.A., 2U Tyler Rd., No. Andover. COIMJNI CAT IONS WORKERS NO. I365 (See North Andover) CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. 3IO) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 221+51 (Watts Regulator Co.). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., Franco-American Club, Mason St.; George Yonkers, Pres., 68 Bridge St., Salem, New Hampshire; Joseph W. LeFrancois, S.T., li6 Lafayette St,, Dracut. NO. 23081 (J.F. Bingham Mfg. Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Franco-American Club, Mason St.; Wilfred Lessard, Pres., 7h Lowell St.; Joseph G. Blouin, F.S., 19ii Osgood St. NO. 2l;058 (Textile Shield Co., Inc.). Quarterly, On Call; Daiiel J. Riordan, F.S.T., 207 Walnut St.; Franklin Murphy, B.A., 30 Louisburg St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO ANT} I-LACHIl^. WORKi:RS, lOT 'L. NO. 20U (Belock Instrument Corp.). Quarterly, 3rd Wed. , 7.30 P.M., British Club, 80 Cambridge St.; Augustine Gagnon, Pres., 60 Congress St.; Pauline Whittemore, F.S.T., 9 Williams St., Salem, New Hampshire. ELECTRICAL WORKf:RS NO. 326. First Fri., at Bus, Off,, Rm. 8, 202 Broadway, Tel. 686-U792; John J. Donlon, Pres., 71 Harris Ave., Lowell; Maurice B. Murphy, F,S.,Bus, Mgr., 30 Auburn St., Methuen. ELECTRICAL WORKFJ1IS NO. 522. 2nd Mon. , Turn Hall, kh Parte St.; Arthur Proctor, Pres., Ik Norris St.; Joseph P, Danahy, R.S.,Bus. Hgr., Ik Summit Ave, F-NGINT'^ERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. ik (IND) (B & M Corp.). i+th Sun., 10 A.M., Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St.; W. D. Hume, R.S.T., 71 Highland St., Reading; W. Paul Duggan, B.A. , k Harvard St., Wilmington. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. li|6. First Wed., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct,; Louis Giarrusso, Pres., B. A., 236 Water St.; Robert Sanderson, F.S., 65 Stearns Ave,; Bus. Off,, 80 Lowell St., Tel. 689-9219. FIRF^IEN AND OILERS NO. 18 (Oxford Paper. Co., Inc.). 2nd Thurs., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct. ; John A. Markey, V.P., 52 Howard St,; Charles Yerian, F.S., Ik Stonington St., No, Andover. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 311. 3rd Wed., 6 P.M., Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Alfred Bernier, Sec, 88 Margin St.; Sidney Bronstein, B.A., 1388 Walnut St., Newton Highlands; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935i|. 95 J LOCAL UBOR UNIONS LAWRENCE - Cont'd . GOVERI^^ENT EMPLOYEES, Al'IERICAN FED. NO. 2673 (Social Security Admin.). Last Wed., 7,30 P.M., Merrimack Valley Nat'l. Bank Bldp., Hethuen; Dorothy A. Caverly, Pres., 77 Bemier St., Lowell; Diane 0' Sullivan, S.T., 65 Cross St., Methuen. HOSIERY V;0RKEP5 (See Textile Workers Union of America No. 2191) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 319. First Mon. , 2 P.M. and 8 P.M., Where Called; Philip V, Moore, Pres.,B.A., Y.M.C.A., UO Lawrence St.; Judith Anne Small, R.S.T. , 1 Marble St., Haverhill; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 90 Broadway, Tel. 688-2296. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. UNION NO. 88. Quarterly, On Call; Ernest Wilson, Jr., Sec, 17 Allen St., Bradford; Lawrence Melisi, S.T., 20 Joy Terrace, Methuen. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF CHAPTER 68 (IND) (Northeast Service Center). First Mon., Conference Rm. , Holihan's Brewery, $0 Diaraond St. George F. Eldred, Jr., Pres., 892 Esseoc St.; Emma M.' DeFelice, R.S., 31 Woodland St, , Methuen. IRON WORKFJIS NO. 35l. Uth Tues,, at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. 682-8211; James P. McDerraott, Pres., Acting B.A., 7 Otis St., Lowell; Ralph V. Daley, F.S.T., Hobbs Rd., Box Ull, Pelhara, New Hampshire. LABORERS INT'L. UI«ON OF NO. AMERICA NO. 175. 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. 687-7200; Edward G. Smith, R.S.; John A. Fusco, Bus. Mgr,, Office Mgr. LATHERS NO. 90 (Wood, Wire and Metal). First Tues., Bldg. Trades Hall, 202 Broadway; F, C. Adamson, Pres., 3 Winthrop Ave,, Methuen; Albert Getchell, Sr., F.S.T.,3.A. , 20 Warren St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 212. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P,M,, Julian Stopyra Hall, 3U Mon- mouth St,; Stephen Stephanian, Pres., 58 Remington St.; Edward Bastian, R.S.T. , 26 Hawley St. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 1271. 3rd Sat., 2 P.M., Turn Hall, Uh Park St.; Daniel T. O'Leary, Pres., 21 Wilson Rd., No. Andover; George 0. Real Beaudoin, S.T., 50 Texas Ave. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 2836 (B & M Corp,). Semi-annually, On Call, LaSalle Social Club, 395 Andover St.; Charles B. Vincent, Pres,, 5l6 Andover St.; George J. Issa, S.T.,B.A., 23 New St., Haverhill. MINE WORKERS OF .'JffiRICA, UNITED NO. 13785 (Dist 50) (IND) (Wire Specialties, Inc.). Uth Mon., V.F.W. Hall, l65 Essex St.; James Maranto, F.S., I3 Golf Ave., Methuen; Charles Lyons, Int'l. Rep.; Bus, Off., Hm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. MOLDERS Am ALLIED WORKERS NO. 83. 2nd Fri. ( Jan. , Apr. , June, Sept.), Hunt Club, Sutton St., No, Andover; John Colbert, Pres., kO Oregon Ave.; Albert J. Fountain, F.S., 15 Bixby Ave., No, Andover. MOVING PICTURE MCHINE OPERATORS NO. 256. First Tues., I8 Norgate Rd. , Methuen; William Walsh, Pres.,B.A., 11 Boston St.; Lewis E. Sayer, Treas., 172 No. Policy Rd., Salem, New Hampshire. MUSICIANS NO. 372. First Sun., 10 A.M., Turn Hall, kh Park St.; John W. Griffin, Pres. ,B.A., P.O. Box 1015; William B. Russell, F.S., k Barker St., Methuen; Bus, Off., 316 Essex St. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALl.IED WORKERS OF AlffiRICA NO. 36O (Essem Packing Co., Inc.). On Call, Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Joseph McNamara, Pres., 25 W. Fifth Ave., Lowell; Yvon Michaud, F.S.T., 19 Inman St, PAINTERS NO. Uh. 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. 687-7200; Wilfred Benoit, Treas., hi Wheeler Ave., Salem, New Hampshire; George Carson, F.S., B.A., h9 Camden St., Methuen. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERUORKERS, UNITED: NO. 3 (Merrimac Paper Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct. ; William Dowd, Pres., 5 School St., Methuen; Raymond F. Toohey, R.S., 28 Kirk St., Methuen, 96 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS L A V; R E N g E - Cont'd. PAPFRMy>KERS km PAPERWOHKERS - Concl'd,: NO. 1436 (Oxford Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; Anthony Ferrante, S.T., lii7 Elm St.; John King, Int'l. Rep., Currier Hd., P.O. Box 232, Merrimack, New Hampshire. NO. 651 (Mead Corp. - Board Mill). 3rd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; James J. Ciraham, Pres. , U2 Ashland St., Methuen; Rene A. Legere, R.S., 86 Salem St. NO. 92h (Mead Packaging Div. of the Mead Corp.). 3rd Sat., 3.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 165 Essex St.; Romeo Nadeau, Pres., 932 Essex St.; Anthony Alfieri, R.S., 2lU Prospect St. PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF NO. AI-ERICA (Lawrence Assn.) (Davis k Furber Machine Co.). On Call; Charles Fleming, Pres., Elm St., Methuen; John Macdonald, B.A., 90 Elmwood Rd., Methuen. PLASTERERS AND CEI'IFNT IIASONS NO. 102. Uth Mon. , at Bus. Off,, Rm. 5, 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 7-7200; Michael T. Ferris, Pres., B. A., 7 Dana St.; Maurice T. Ferris, S.T., 120 Salam St. PLUMBERS AIJD STEAMFITTERS NO. 283. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 7-7200; Janes W. Riley, F.S.T., 257 Forest St., Methuen; John G. Haggerty, B.A., 3I Hoffman Ave. POST OFFICE AND GElffiR/X SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. U23. First Hon., 7 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct. ; Robert E. Connors, Pres., 2U8 Broadway; Alexander Petrella, S.T., 29U Jackson St. POSTAL CLEHKS, UNITED FED. NO. 366. 3rd Wed., 9 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct,; Nicholas Varitimos, Pres., 5Ua Hillside Ave,; Leo P, Morel, Sec, 2 Glen Forest Lane, Methuen. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 67 (IND). On Call; John Corrigan, Pres.; Louis F. Schwenke, S.T. , 210 Andover St., No, Andover. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 89. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Turn Hall, Uh Park St.; Arthur W. Smith, Pres., Rattlesnake Hill Rd,, Andover; Richard T. Kiessling, S.T., B.A., 39 Cochrane Circle, Methuen. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER fflLL WORKERS NO. 366 (Frank C. Meyers Div, of Millen Industries). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Service Ctr., 255 Andover St.; Raymond Chenard, R.S., 258 Water St.; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKFP.S NO. 66I (Mead Corp., Westpride Div.). Uth Sun., Julian Stopyra Hall, 3U Monmouth St.; Raymond J. Theberge, Treas., 38 Pine St., Methuen; Ernest J. White, Int'l. Rep., U9 Policy St., Salem, New Hampshire. RAILROAD TRAII^IEN NO. 688 (B & M Corp.). 3rd Sun., 7.15 P.M., LaSalle Club, 397 Andover St.; Walter M. Kolba, S.T., 17 Alvin St., Methuen; Robert E. Cote, B.A., 50 Oregon Ave, RAILV/AY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 85 (B & M Corp.). 2nd Tues., LaSalle Club, 397 Andover St.; Francis T. Kenney, R.S.T., 82 Ames St.; William Stewart, Jr., B.A., 10 Chelmsford St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 2U3 (Bolta Products Div., General Tire & Rubber Co.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; Fred Sapienza, Pres., 5l William St.; Angelo Tardugno, Treas., 50U Hampshire St. SHOE V/ORKERS OF AHF.HECA, UNITED NO. 91. First Thurs., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, I67 Essex St.; Thomas Savastano, Pres., 18 Tower St., Methuen; Alphonse J. Frasca, S.T., 86 Oak St.; Bus. Off., 5U Essex St., Tel. Mu 5-5U71. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 63 (II^)) (City Employees). 2nd Mon., Julian Stopyra Hall, 3U Monmouth St.; Leo J. McDermott, Pres., 19 French St,, Methuen; James A. O'Sullivan, R.S., lk9 Easton St. STATE, COUNTY A!TO I-IUNICIPAL FllPLOYEES NO. 508. Vincent Walsh, Pres., I60 Franklin St. 97 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LAWRENCE - Concl'd . STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3h09 (Andrew Wilson Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Leo Brousseau, Pres., 18 Essex Ave.; James Broadhurst, F.S., 59 Franklin St, STEREOTIFFJIS NO. lUU. Bi-monthly, On Call, 3.30 P.M., Julian Stopyra Hall, 3k Monmouth St.; Edward Belanger, Pres., 7 Hillside Ave.; Emanuel A. Cote, R.S.T., 98 C St., Lowell. STRE^^ RAILWAY mPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, 1$09) TFJ^CHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1019. First Wed., 3 P.M., Turn Hall, kh Park St,; Frank Messer, Pres,, 3 Spencer St,, Methuen; Alice E. Stewart, Treas., 20 Thorndike St, TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAFJiHOUSFlIEN AND HELPERS NO. Ij77 (IND). 3rd Sun., 10,30 A.M., at Bus. Off., Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St., Tel. 688-2389; Patrick J. Lawton, S.T., 71 Hawley St.; John J. DiMario, B.A., 177 Bailey St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 686 (Bakery Drivers) (See Methuen) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Tnerese O'Sullivan, Rep., 218 Abbott St, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC V/ORKERS, N.E. FED. (II©) (Clerical and Staff Local - North- east). Gertrude Manning, Rep., lU Rangeley St., Dorchester. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 12 (It©) (N.E. Tel, a: Tel. Co.). First Thurs., Turn Hall, hk Parte St,; John A. Walsh, Pres., R.F.D. #2, Island Pond Rd., Derry, New Hampshire; Kenneth V/. Walker, F.S., 89 Wachusett Ave. TFJCTILE WORKERS OF Al'ERICA, UNITED NO. 3U3 (Der-Tex Corp.). Bi-monthly, 3rd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off,, Rm. 301, 90 Broadway, Tel. 682-U092; Thomas Purcell, S.T., 8 Campo Seco St.; Frank Lyons, B.A. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AlCRICA: NOTE: All locals meet at Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Tel. 682-5273; Alton M, Hodgman, Int'l. V.P.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. NO. 623 (LHP Corporation). 2nd Thurs., U.l5 P.M.; Regina McQuade, Pres., 95 Common St,; Armand Sirois, S,T,, 90 Kingston St, NO. 70ii (Methuen Int'l. Mills). First Tues,, 7.30 P.M,; Gladys Choquette, Pres., 308 Mass, Ave,, No, Andover. NO. 705 (Steel Heddle Mfg, Co., Emmons Div, ). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Francis Fletcher, Pres,, 70 Bowdoin St,; Armand Poirier, F,S., 10 Lansdowne Ct. NO. 783 (See Lowell) NO. 913 (Agawam Dye V.'orks, Inc.). First Tues., 5 P.M.; Gerard Paradis, Pres,, 116 Bradford St,; Donald Smith, S.T., 6U Railroad St. NO. 1397 (Loomweve Corp.), 2nd Wed., 7 P.M.; Ferris Bogannam, Pres., 12 Lexington Ave,, Methuen; David Wenzel, S,T, , UP Monroe St,, Methuen. NO. 1569 (J. H, Home & Sons Co,). Last Thurs,, 7.30 P.M.; Forrest Duncan, Pres,, 108 Salem St,; Edward Garvin, S,T., 11 Anthony St., Methuen. NO. 1620 (Hamblet Machine Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Henry Wormald, Pres., 71 Bradford St.; Earl Rogers, S.T., V.'ells Ave,, Salem, New Hampshire. NO. 2191 (Marum Knitting Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sat., 2 P.M.,; Arthur Beaudoin, Pres., 7 Giles St., Methuen; Flavio Diodati, S.T., 26 Golf Ave., Methuen. THP;ATRICAL stage employees (see Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGR^iPHICAL NO. 5l. 2nd Sst., 3,l5 P.M,, Italian Toilers Club, 192 Elm St.; John G. Mclntyre, Pres., Indian Rock Rd. , Windham, New Hampshire; Alphonse D, Michaud, F.S.T., 7 Ruskin Ave., Methuen. ) LGC/^L UBOR UNIONS L_E_E CEMP'NT, LI>F. AND GYPSUM V/OriKP:RS NO. 132 (Lee Lime Corp.). First and 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Main St.; Joseph Angelini, Pres., V. Stock- bridge; Armond J. Touponce, Jr., F.5.T., 217 Sumner St. PAPF.W-IAKF.HS AND PAPERWOPJd'.PS, UNITED NO. It (Berkshire Local) (P.J. Schweitzer, Inc. Div., Kimberly Clark Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Main St.; Anthony J. DiSimoni, F.S., $ Fuller St.; Raymond LaPlante, B.A., 19 So. Tallyho Dr., Sprinj^field. PAPFRM-AKFRS AND PAPEHV/ORKERS, UNITED NO. h99 (Foresters) (Westfield River Paper Co., Inc.). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Main St.; Dominic Biasin, Pres., Pleasant St.; Alexander V.'illiamson, F.S., Pleasant St. STATF., COUtm: AW MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 120U (Public V/ks. Dist. No, l). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Public Wks. Bldg., Lenox; Raymond J. Newbery, Jr., F.S.T., 805 William St., Pittsfield; Robert E. Hood, B.A., 80 Elizabeth St., Pitts- field. LKI CESTER HOSIERY WORKERS, INDEPF-NDENT (Rochdale) (M.K.M. Hosiery Mills, Inc.). 2nd Sun,, 2.30 P.M., Elks Hall, Southbridce St., Auburn; Henry Blouin, Pres., Rocky Hill Rd. , Oxford; Stanley Kulesza, R.S., 9h Sterling St., Worcester. TF^TILE WORKERS UNION OF AMP'.IilCA NO. 627 (Carleton Woolen Mills, Inc., Roch- dale). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., St, Aloysius Church Hall, Rochdale; Joseph Spayne, Pres., 12 Sutton Lane, Worcester; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Jolmston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., lOli Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. LENOX CARPENTERS (See Pittsfield Local No, khh) LEOMINSTER BAKERY AND CONFECTIONEHY WORKERS (See Worcester) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 5l8. Last Wed., 17 Central St.; Joseph Bilotta, Pres.; Louis Montagna, S.T., Uh Monument Sq. CARPEOTERS (See Fitchburg Local No. U8 CHEMICAL WORKEiffi INT'L. NO. 553. 3rd Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Litchfield St.; Adrian L, LeBlanc, Pres., 3 Bassett St.; James A. Regan, S.T., l58 Tenth St. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, City and Town Employees No. 62) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGA14ATFD NO. 378 (Arrow Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 9 Main St., Tel. Ke U-I427O; Nancy Hickey, Pres., 33 Pratt St., Lunenburg; Nancy Bosley, F.S., 106 Central St. DOYLE WORKS EMPLOYEES (IND) (E.I. duPont de Nanours & Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Conference Rm. at Plant, 5ll Lancaster St.; David K. Pierce, Pres., lU VJoodside Ave.; Josephine M. Rudnicky, Sec, 23 Dingley St. ELFCTRICAL, RADIO AND MCHIW, WORKFHS, lOT'L. NO. 292 (Standard Tool Co.). On Call, First Wk. (Feb., May, Aug. ,Nov. ), Eagles Hall, Litchfield St.; Arthur A. Fournier, Pres., 81 Arlington St.; John Boissoneau, F.S.T., 98 Harrison St. LETTER CARRIFJtS NO. U3I. On Call; Jerry Pellegrini, Pres., 260 Pleasant St.; Maurice Poirier, Sec, 26 Second St. PLAYTHINGS, JEVffiLRY AfJD NOVELTY WKRS. (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unions) 99 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LEOMINSTER - Concl'd . POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. U96. On Call, Pete's Coffee Shop, Prospect St. J Henry J. Arsenault, Pres., Ik Prospect St, RETAIL, V.'HOLFSALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNIONS: NOTE: All locals meet at Bus, Off., Ilt9 Mechanic St., Tel. 53U-653U; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir., 112 Bonnydale Rd. NO. 60 (Holders and Plastics) (Foster Grant Co., Inc.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M.j Steve V/iles, Pres. , 175 Walnut St.; Thomas J. Leone and John Fiandaca, B.A's. NO. 61, 3rd Wed., 7.3O P. M,; John Fiandaca, Pres.,B.A., 36 Johnson St.; Ralph LeMay and Walter I-lorrissey, B.A's. NO. 77 (Paragon Plastics). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P. 1-5.; Mario DelBove, Pres., 50 Carter St.; Walter Morrissey, B.A., 87 Evans St., Watertown. NO. 330 (Tri Sum Potato Chip Co,). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M.; William Gardner, Pres., 32 Sunset Dr,; Ralph LeMay, B.A., 15 Washington PI. NO. 562 (Marine Plastic, Inc.). First Sun., I.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Allen St., Clinton; Howard Ramig, Pres., Carter St., Berlin; Thomas J. Leone and John Fiandaca, B.A's. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 62 (IND) (CityEmp. ). Last Hon., Carpenter Shop, 109 Graham St.; Harry T. Viens, Pres., 199 Mechanic St.; Norman J, Houle, R.S,, 11 Pleasant PI. TILTON & COOK EMPLOYEES ASSN. (IND). Sani-annually, 7 P.M., Moose Hall, 18 VJater St.; V/ilfred Senecal, Pres., 95 Lancaster St.; Janet Kirkpatrick, R.S., 115 Mechanic St. UPHOLSTFilFRS NO. 322 (Charlton Co., Inc.). Quarterly, 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2I4 Grove St., Fitchburg; Leo Jefferson, Pres., 1191 Ashby State Rd., Fitchburg; Daniel Downey, B.A., 37 Maplewood Ave., Methuen. UfflOLSTERERS NO. 323 (Selig Mfg. Co,, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., So. End Nat'l. Club, 13 Market St., Fitchburg; Henry A. Lortie, Pres., 127 Mill St.; Adelard J, Marcoux, F.S.T., 63 Pratt St., Fitchburg. LEXINGTON FIRE FIGHTERS NO. lU91. 2nd Tues., Fire Headquarters; Wallace Cupp, Pres., lUl Wobum St.; Arthur Washburn, R.S., 10li7 Mass. Ave, PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. lii (M.I.T. Lincoln Laboratory). Last Mon., (Jan. , Apr., June, Sept,, Nov.), 8.15 A.M., 1.1^5 P.M. and U.15 P.M., Lexington Motor Inn, 727 Marrett Rd,; George A. Morris, Pres., 23 Levant St., Dorchester; Charles A. Kelley, S.T., 57 Robinson St., Dorchester. LOWELL BARBERS, JOURNEYJIEN NO. 323- Last Tues., itm. 323, Fairburn Blcg., 10 Kearney Sq, ; Joseph Lacerte, Pres,, k2 Mammoth Rd,; Manuel J. Pacheco, S.T., 1^87 VJestford St, BARTENDERS NO. 85. First Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 322, 10 Kearney Sq,; Edward F. Gath, Pres., 12 Oak St.; Albert E. Dion, F.b.,B.A. , 20 W. Sixth St. BOOKBINDERS NO, 139. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. uff., 10 Kearney Sq., Tel, U52-7261; William McAneney, Pres., B. A., Louise Dr., Litchfield, New Hamp- shire; Jane Howard, R.S., 376 Adams St, BRICKLAYERS MD MSONS NO. 31. Mon., 20U Middle St.; James L, Moynihan, F.S., 19 Maryland Ave,; John Florence, B.A., 2U Seventh St. BUILDING LABOIffiRS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. It29) 100 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS L VJ E L L - Cont'd . BUILDUP SERVICE EMPLOYEES lOT'L. NO. 159 (Public School Custodians). 2nd Fri., Edith Nourse Rogers School, Highland St.; James Hallaren, Pres.,B.A., U9 Second Ave.; VJilliam F. Garrigan, S.T., 78 Otis St. C;iRFENTEHS NO. U9. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 20U i^dddle St., Tel. 1^53-03U9; Richard Payne, K.S., 11 Centre St., Saugus; James E. Scanlon, Bus. Rep., 207 V/ilder St. CARPENTERS NO. I6IO (French). First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 20U Middle St., Tel. U53-03149; Paul Jussaume, F.S., 90 Seventh .^ve.; James E. Scanlon, B.A., 207 Wilder St. CI;OTHIHG WORKERS, AMLGA'IATP^D NO. 559. On Call, Bi-monthly, C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq. ; Aline Couillard, Pres., U56 Mammoth Rd. , Dracut; Alice Eickhorst, B.A., 5 Crossman Ave., Leominster; Bus. Off., Rm. 5l7> 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-666O. CPJ^CKER V/ORKFJiS ASSN., INDEPENDENT (Educator Biscuit Co.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Central St.; John IteCusker, Pres., U5 Litchfield Terrace, Dracut; James J. Baldwin, S.T., 55 Boynton St. CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. l59) ELECTRICM., RADIO ANI] MACHI:Nns VJORKERS OF AICRICA, UNH'ED NO. 297 (IND) (General Electric -Co.). 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., hm. 3O6, 10 Kearney Sq. Tel. U53-i;662; Joseph Goulet, Pres., 2 Lucy Ave., Pelham, New Hampshire; Gerald F. Riley, F.S., 72 C St. ELECTRICAL WOPJCERS, II\IT«L. BROTHI'^RHOOD OF: NO. 326 (See Lawrence) NO. 588. First Tues., Rm. 321, 10 Kearney Sq.; Ronald J. Sevigny, R.S., 107 Barbara St.; G. Harvey Cliandler, B.A., 8U Fourth Ave. NO. IU98 (B & M Corp.). 2nd Mon. , Home of Pres., B. A.; Donald R. Collins, Pres., B. A., 18 St. Nicholas Ave., Chelmsford; Myron E. Knowles, F.S.T., 9 Brown St., No, Billerica. EMGIfffiFHS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. U20 (IND) (B k M Corp.). 3rd Thurs., Highland Hall, 135 Branch St.; R. E. Bernier, Ch. Eng., 97 Corey St.; P. W. Dionne, S.T., Box 389, Mairsh Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire. ENGINEERS, OPERATING (See Northeastern Kiass. District Local No. 877 in Concord) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 853. Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Frederick L. Jeffers, Pres., 7 Waterford St.; Anthony J. Cassella, S.T., 162 Fetherston Ave. FIREMEN Ai^ro OILERS NO. lU (Nashua Corp.). On Call; Ilartin J. Flaning, Pres., Treas,, 91 Agawam St, FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 8U7 (B & M Corp.). First VJed. , Colonial Band Hall, Charles St.; Arthur J. Hebert, S.T.,B.A., 7 Starlight Ave., Chelmsford. GARME.NT WORKTJiS, LADIES NO. 281. 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 312, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U52-0611; Florence Charest, S.T., 95 Draper St.; Thomas P. Ahearn, Mgr., 20 Clifford St. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE V/ORKERS NO. 12008 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Lowell Gas Co.). Uth Fri., Marine Club, 36O Fletcher St.; Joseph Brunelle, Pres., 93 Railroad St.; Nickolas S. Cincevich, F.S.T., 75 Dunstable Rd., No. Chelms- ford. HOSIERY VTORKERS (See Textile Workers Union of America No. 2105) INSURA.NCE WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA NO. )429. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 322, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U52-7261; Joseph Bindas, R.C.S., 17 Reservoir St.; John Emerson, Bus. Mgr., U Merilda Ave., No. Chelmsford. LATHERS NO. 2U6 (Peerless Lathing Corp.). First Fri., Painters Hall, 32 Jack- son St.; Paul Bergeron, F.S.T., II8 Lafayette St.; Roland Tourville, B.A., Roy Ave., Tyngsboro. LFJ^THER GOODS, PLASTICS AJ^D NOVELTY V/KRS. NO. l65 (Wakefield Industries, Inc.). 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U55-5375; Peter l(v. Camire, Pres., 1107 Middlesex St.; George E. Gagnon, S.T., 36 Ellis Ave. 101 , , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LOWE LL - Gont'd . LFTTER CARRIERS NO, 25. First Hon., Marine Club, 36O Fletcher St.; Walter J. O'Nril, Pres., 58 Norcross St.; Edward J. Santos, R.S., 30 Prospect St. LITHOGRAPHF.HS AND PHOT OENG RAVERS Iin''L. UNION NO. 89-L (Offset Printing, Inc.). 3rd Hon., 6.3O P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Plain St.; Joseph Lecam, Jr., Pres., 37 Dunshire Dr., No. Chelmsford; Nicholas P. Capuano, R.S., 33 Mission Rd. No. Chelmsford, MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE V;ORKF,RS NO. 319 (B & M Corp.). First Mon., 7.3O P.M., D.L.K.V. Hall, hhl Central St.; Ralph E. Duncanson, R.S., I6U Parker St.; Paul A. Sullivan, B.A., 8 Hinckley Rd., Tewksbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 2lU, 69 Canal St., Boston. MQLDERS AND AXLIED WOPtKF.RS NO. 85 (iron and Brass). 3rd Fri., Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; Harold McOrath, Pres., 98 Gates St.; Frank R. Salome, R.S.T. 188 Crawford St. MOVING PICTURE MACHIilE OPERATORS NO. 5U6. Last Sun., 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 Mon., Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; Warren A. Hookway, Pres., Pinewood Ave., Billerica; Richard J. Campbell, R.S.T.,B.A., 1192 Middlesex St. PAINTERS NO. 39. First and 3rd Tues. (First Tues., July k. Aug.), Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; James L. Ryan, R.S., ll5 A St.; Alfred Clegg, Bus. Rep., 23 Sawyer Ave., Dracut. PIPEFITTP.RS (See Steamfitters and Pipefitters No. U99) PLASTERERS AITO CEI-IEOT msONS, OH'.RATIVE NO. U5. First Mon., Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; John Souza, F.S.T., 609 Lawrence St.; Augustine Ramos, B.A., 15 Pollard St. PLUMBERS NO. hOO. Uth Fri., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Peter A. Markham, F.S.T. , 26 Lura St.; Albert Chandler, B.A., 17U Methuen St. POST OFFICE AND GEI^1ERAL SERVICES MAIICENANCE EMP. NO. 36I. On Call, Post Office; George F. Cassidy, Pres., 30 Beacon St., Dracut. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 31. 3rd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Marine Club, 36O Fletcher St.; Andrew W. Barrett, l^es., 221; Foster St.; Richard Becker, R.S.T. , 32 Moore St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. II6 (Ittti). On Call, at Post Office; Robert G. Mclnerney, Pres., 51 Starbird St.; Matthew C. Ward, Treas., 157 Dartmouth St. PRINTING PRE.SSMEN NO. 109. First Sun., I.30 P.M., 10 Kearney Sq. ; James F. Adie, Pres., 79 Springdale Rd., Dracut; William J. Finnegan, S.T., U30 Wilder St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 66k (Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union) (Courier Citizen Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Rm. 321, 10 Kearney Sq.; Roger Jarek, Pres., 320 Priixose Hill Rd., Dracut; Eugene W. Daily, Jr., S.T., 160 Tyngsboro Rd., No. Qielmsford. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 772 (Interstate Container Corp.). On Call, 10.30 A.M., 10 Kearney Sq.; Richard Derry, R.S., Chester, New Hampshire; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. RAILROAD TELEGRAPlffiRS (See Transportation-Communication Employees Union No. Ul) RAILROAD TPJ\IN14EN NO. 233 (B <^ M Spindle City Lodge). Uth Hon., Veritas Hall, 131 Branch St.; Gardner R. Spaulding, Pres., Il5 Myron St., Dracut; Alfred W. Timmins, R.S.T. , 12 Fernald St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 6O6, 7 Water St., Boston. RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. U62 (B & M Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 10 Kearney Sq,; Alfred H. Durgin, Pres., 12 Juniper St., Chelmsford; Frederick B. Russell, R.S.T., 233 Totman St. RETAIL STORE EMPLOYEES UIWON NO. 372. 2nd Tues., Y.H.C.A., Nashua, New Hamp- shire; James Melanson, Pres., 98 Rainbow Ave., Dracut; Joseph Hello, S.T. B.A., 12 Bachelder St.; Bus. Off., Rm. k2S, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. J458-0222. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 216 (Casual Footwear, Inc.). 2nd Tues., U.I5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 97 Central St., Tel. )t53-1709,- Yvonne M. Coulter, Pres., Treas., R 57 Lakeview Ave.; Henry DeCesare, B.A., 79 W. Main St., Merrimac. 102 LOCAL LABOR UNIOMS LOWELL - Goncl'd . SHOEWORKERS ASSOCIATION, GOODWILL (IITO) (Lowell Shoe Co., Inc.). First Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq. ; William H. Hall, Pres.,3.A., 106 Stevens St.j Alice Georges, R.S.T., 22 Lawton St. STEAMFITTERS AND PIPEFITTERS NO. k99. Last Wed., 10 Kearney Sq. ; Robert 0. Straub, R.S., 9U7 Vamum Ave.; Everett Harris, B.A., 51 Hampstead St. STEREOTYPERS NO. 75 (Lowell Sun Pub. Co.). 2nd Sun. (Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), Where Called; William J. Hybsch, Pres., 7l;2 Page St., Ifenchester, Uew Hampshire; Paul E. Labrecque, S.T, , Rte 13, River Rd., New Boston. New Hampshire. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) TFJICHERS, LOWELL FED. OF NO. h9^. First Wed., 3 P.M., Where Called; James F. Hamm, Pres., 305 Aiken Ave.; Helen Luz, Treas., 1120 Gorham St, TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AW) liELPERS NO. k9 (IND). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 217, 10 Kearney Sq,, Tel. U53-0587; Robert J. Taylor, Pres., B. A., 16 Osgood Ave,; Joseph Baxter, R.S., 30 Otis St. TELEGRAPHFjRS, RAILROAD (See Transportation-Communication Employees Union No. Ul) TELEPHOIW TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED, (IND). Adeline Mendes, Rep,, U9 Auburn St. TELEfflONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 9 (IND) (N.E. Tel, ^ Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., Marty's, Lincoln Sq,; George R. Gagan, Pres., 65 Lura St.; James Gallery, R.S., k Skyview Dr., Chelmsford. TEXTIIJ: WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 17 (W.H. Bagshaw Co., Inc.). 3rd Fri., 8,15 P.M., C.L.C, Hall, 10 Kearney Sq, ; Leo J. Andreoli, Pres., B. A., l5 Honora Ave., Dracut; Leon Stratton, R.S.T,, 28 Alpine St., Nashua New Hamp- shire. TEXTILE VTORKERS OF AI>ffiRICA, UNITED NO. 5l (Southwell Combing Co.). 2nd Sun., at Bus. Off., Rm. 320, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Ii52-726l; Thomas T. Fitzpatrick, F.S., 35 Ash St.; James F. Hand, B.A., l62 Brigham Ave., Dracut. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AlffiRICA: e NOTE: Bus, Off,, Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. V.P. ; Ralph D. Arivella, B.A. NO. 783 (Boott Mills). On Call, Quarterly, 7.30 P.M., Company Office, Foot of John St,; William Powell, Pres., Ill Butterfield St.; Walter Farrell, S.T. , lUl E. Merrimack St. NO. 1013 (Riggs & Lombard, Inc). First Wed,, 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off.; Sydney G, Abbot, Pres., Keyes Pond Rd, , Westford; John Sarro, S.T., 82 Austin St, NO. 1183 (Lowell Shuttle Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Shoe Wkrs, Hall, 97 Central St.; Carl Robbins, Pres., 86 Billerica Ave., No. Billerica; Edith Mountain, F.S,, 193 E. Merrimack St, NO, 2105 (William T, Tonner, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., Shoe Ijkrs. Hall, 97 Central St,; Natalie Ramalho, Pres., 196 Merrimack St.; Catherine Livermore, S.T., 25i| Adams St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 36. First Sun., 10 A,M,, C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq,; Anthony Alves, Pres., B. A., I63 Crosby St.; Sidney E. LeBow, S.T,, 11 Belmont St. THEATRICAI. STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 5U6 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRA.NSPORTATION-COMMUNI CATION EMPLOYEES UNION NO. Ul (B & M Corp.). On Call, Quarterly, 7.30 P.M.; N. E. Cyr, Gen. Ch., 23 Singlefoot Rd., Chelmsford; R. I. Lawrence, B.A., 18 Harwood Ave., Littleton; Bus. Off,, Rm. Ul3, 219 Central St,, Tel, U53-6191. - 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. 103 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LUDLOW TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 652 (Ludlow Corp.). First Sun., 1 P.M., Where Called; Mary Vaz, Pres., 30? Howard St, j Anna Sullivan, B.A.; Bus. Off,, U66| Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. LYNN BAKERT AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS, AMERICAN NO. 172 (Cushman Bakery). On Call, Wed., 2 P.M., Gautreau Post, Fayette St.; Michael Price, Pres., 6l Claren- don Ave.; William E. Foley, R.S.T. ,B.A., 3U8 Lowell St., Lynnfield. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 20 (IND) (See Boston) BAKERY AND OONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. WIION OF AMERICA NO. 183 (IND) (Hebi^ew Bakeries). 2nd Fri., 2 P.M., Jewish Community Center, 65 Nahant Ave,, Revere; Saul Tenofsky, Pres. ,B.A., 15U Bellingham St., Chelsea; Lawrence Katz, F.S., 22 Arlington Ave., Revere. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 3U7. 2nd Wed., G.A.R. Hall, 58 Andrew St.; David Harris, Pres,, 31 Range Ave,; Charles Pappas, S.T.,B.A., 16 Wilson St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 12. 2nd and Uth Tues., Hibernian Hall, 105 Federal St.; Williajn Calnan, Pres., 10 Southside Ave.; William A. Cashraan, B.A., i45l Eastern Ave. BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l, Union of No, America No. 290) CARPENTERS NO. 595. First and 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St., Tel. 595-053li; Gerald C. iiobbins, Treas., 99 Range Ave.; Harry Ohlson, B.A., 517 Essex St, 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. , 9 A.M. and 8 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 2U8 So, Common St., Tel. 598-2760; Edward M. McI4ahon, Pres., 16 Hathaway St.; Reginald J. Gallant, F.S.,B.A,, 10 Grove St., Byfield. NO. 208 (Oxford-Hopkins Stay Co.). First Mon., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St., Tel. 598-UU22J Arthur Smallis, Pres., 17 Rockland St.; John Nocella, B.A., 15 Herbert St, NO. 215 (Champion Lamp Works, Inc. Div ITT, Inc.). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 137 Broad St., Tel, 592-6UU9; Sam Vitali, Pres., 8 Windsor Ave.; Grace Stanwood, R.S., 21 Shepard St. NO. 257 (Amalgamated). 2nd Tues., 10 A.M. and 8 P.M., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St., Tel. 598-Uii22; John E. Grieves, F.S.T., 1^7 Estes St.; John A. Nocella, B.;i., 15 Herbert St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 201 (IND). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 27 Spencer St., Tel. 598-U337; Charles E. Riley, Jr., Pres., 200 North St., Danvers; William Cuddy, F.S.T., 8 Waverly St., Everett. ELECTRICAL, RA.DIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UlCTED NO. 2l6 (IND) (Thomson Electric Welder Co.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., 26 Spencer St.; Thadde Girard, Pres., 20 Pingree St., Salem; James Price, F.S., ii92 Chatham St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS (See Boston Local No. 103) ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) FIRE FIGHTERS NO, 739. First Mon., American Legion Hall, Lawton Ave,; James W. Welsh, Pres., llo Marianna St.; Leo A. Ryan, S.T., 19 McKinley Terrace. FOOD STORE WORKERS, MASSACHUSETTS IIOEPENDENT (A & P Tea Co., North Shore). First Tues., Charter House Motel, Lynnway; Fred Penza, Pres., 79 Purdon Ave.; Thomas R. Cacciola, S.T., 25 Wedgemere Rd., Beverly. FUR AND LEATHER WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Allied Dist. Local No. 128-FL) lOii LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LYNN - Cont'd . GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 397. First Hon., 6 P.M., Hotel Edison, 1 Bank Sq.; Oma Bowley, R.S., 13 Roberts Rd., Danvers; Elliot Klitzman, B.A., 327 West St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-9351^. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS (See Local No. 290 in Salem) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 68. Quarterly, 2nd Thurs., 11 A.M., Lafayette Associates Hall, Salem; Gilbert Simmons, Pres., 98 Tremont St., Peabody; Mario J. Fortunate, Sec, 20 Beacon St., Beverly. LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. ^^MERICA NO. 290. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St., Tel. Ly 2-3917; Peter J. Donlon, F.S.T., 82 Ashland St.; Jere- mi.ah Calnan, B.A., 235 Linwood St, LAST MAKERS (See Shoe Workers of America,- United No. 28) LATHERS NO. 99. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St., Tel. 593-9293} Frank Whalley, Pres., 50 Hale St., Beverly; Arthur E. Sylvester, R.S.T., B.A., 26 Range Heights Ave. LEATHER WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Allied Dist. Local No. 128-FL) LETTER CARREERS NO. 7. 2nd Wed., Hibernian Hall; Thomas J. McGuire, Pres., 1 Williams j^ve. ; John J. Daley, Treas., 5U Chestnut St.; Bus. Off., Post Office, Willow St., Tel. Ly 5-5700. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, ALLIED DISTRICT LOCAL NO. 128-FL. On Call, Annually; Isador Pickraan, Pres.; Frances M. Degnan, S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 213, 319 Lynnway, Tel. 592-0212. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. IU83U (Dist 50) (IND) (Mass. Window Clean- ing & Utilities Service Corp.). 2nd Hon., American Legion Hall, l57 No. Common St.; Veronica D. Avery, F.S., 1025 Humphrey St., Swampscott; Charles Lyons, Int'l. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPER^.TORS NO. 2U5. 2nd Sun., 9.30 A.M., 122 Union St.; Jack Kanosky, Pres., B. A., 17 Surfside Rd.; Frank D. Halleran, F.C.S., 30 Chestnut St., Peabody. MUSICIANS NO. 126. On Call, Oxford Club, Washington Sq.; Jean J. Michaud, Pres., B.A., 90 Ocean St., Lynn; Arthur Axelrod, S.T., 5 Summit Ave., Salem. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN NO, 55 (Hastings & Son Pub. Co.). On Call, Quarterly, k P.M., Hotel Edison; Frederick Goddaa-d, Pres., 18 Orne St., Iterblehead; Louis D. Wilkinson, Treas., 9 Warren St,, Peabody. NORTH SHORE TECHI\IICAL GUILD (See Technical Engineers No. 1^2) PAINTERS (North Shore) (See Salem Local No. I898) PAPERMAKERS AW PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. II8 (Hoague Sprague Corp.). 3rd Sun., Shoe VJkrs. Hall, 5l5 Washington St.; Frederick A. Moore, Pres., l50 Walnut St.; Edward M. Moore, Int'l. Rep., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYF.ES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF NO. 2 (General Electric Co., River Works and Everett). On Call (Mar,, June, Dec.), 10 A.M, and 7 P.M., St. Michael's Hall, Neptune St.; James F. Sheehan, Pres., 215 Central St., Saugus; Lawrence R. Elder, S.T., 3I Ballard St., Saugus. PLUIffiERS NO. 77. 2nd and Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St.; Eric M. Anderson, F.S.T., 3I Richardson Hd. ; Kenneth Maitland, B.A., 21 Rowland St., Marblehead. POSTAL aERKS, U1«TED FED. OF NO. 2U6l. 2nd Wed,, Post Office, Willow St.; Samuel Babbitt, Pres., Ul Brimblecom St.; James W. Rooney, Treas., 27 Lin- wood Rd. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION NO, 1U35. 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., 2k Lerxiell Rd. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 5l5 Washing- ton St., Tel. 595-0039; V/illiam J. Mackesy, S.T., U3 Kernwood Dr.; Nicholas Pappas and Henry Oak, B.A's, 105 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LYNN - Concl'd . SHOE WORKERS OF AIIIRICA, UNITED NO. 28 (Last Makers). First and 3rd Wed., Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 5l5 Washington St.; Henry P, McCarthy, Pres., 26 Bridge St., Saugus; Harry E. Curris, Treas., 8 Johnson Ave., Peabody. STATE, CITY AND Ta-m EMPLOYEES NO. 600 (IND) (City Emp.). First Tues., Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 5l5 Washington St.; James E. Sullivan, Pres., 96 Myrtle St.; Harold W. Brown, Jr., S.T., 19 Goodell St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 193 (City Emp.). First Mon., 122 Union St.; Thomas Dobbins, Pres., 69 Mall St.; Arthur J. Vachon, S.T., 8 Amity St. STATE, COUOTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1736 (School Dept. Emp.). First Wed., Ingalls School, 2$U Essex St.; John Lynch, Pres., 15 Pennybrook Rd.j George Dunnigan, F.S., 18 Temple PI. STEAMFITTERS NO. 277. First and 3rd Mon., Bldg. Trades Hall, 191 No. Common St.; Andrew Cheever, B.A., 272 Essex St.; Robert A. Cusick, h.S., 12 Sun- taug St., Lynnfield. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rviy.) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) TEACHERS UNION, Um NO. 1037. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2U3 Western Ave., Tel. 599-6300; G. Donald White, Pres., 9 Ames St.; Jasper Grassa, F.S., 25 Franklin St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. U2 (IND). 2nd Sun. (Sept. thru May), 10. 30 A.M., at Bus. Off,, 96 Ford St., Tel. 598-2360; James P. O'Brien, Pres., B. A., 30 Glendale Ave., So. Peabody; Richard H. Hunt, S.T., B.A., 61 Verdmont Ave. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. m2 (North Shore Technical Guild) (General Electric Co., Lynn and Everett). 2nd Mon., 5.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7U9 Summer St., Tel. 598-9898; Henry J. Jarzylo, Pres., 11 Rollin Ave.; Langley M. Hall, C.S., 6 V/inter St., Nahant. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1U9 (General Electric Co., River Works and Everett). First Mon. (Feb., May, Sept.), 2nd Tues. (Dec), 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., IIU Broad St., Tel. 592-513U; Joseph F. Swain, Pres., 30 Myrtle St., Saugus; Paul Johnson, C.S., 63 Highland Ave. TELEPHONE TRAFHC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Tempest Martin, Rep., Ii53 Chestnut St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1296 (Vernon Plastics Corp.). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., Aravets Hall; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. V.P. ; Ralph Arivella, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, h77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 73. 3rd Sat., Home of R.S.T.; James Scanlan, Pres., 2U Graves Ave.; Harold E. Hunt, Sr., R.S.T., 11 Severance St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 120. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 208, 56 Central Ave.; John T. Donahue, Pres., 7 V/estview Rd.; Ernest D. Cann, S.T., 239 Linwood St. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. liU6. First Thurs., Volunteer Yacht Club, 68 Lynnway; Walter S. Kane, Pres., 102 Grant St.; Russell F. Dunn, S.T., 22 Union Ct. M A L D E N CEMETERY AND GREENHOUSE LABORERS NO. 1285 (See Boston) DIRECTLY AFFILIATE.D LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 20567 (Candy Makers) (E.P. Lewis & Sons, Inc.). First Sat., 1 P.M., 66 Florence St.; Philip Ragucci, Pres., 8 Lexington St., Gharlestown; Salvatore Vona, Treas., 8 Cherry Ave. , Stoneham. NO. 225U7 (Richards Co., Inc.). First Wed., 11. 30 A.M., Bus. Off., at Plant, 356 Comriercial St., Tel. 322-2231; Frank Forsyth, Pres., 80 Coleman St.; John A. Gamby, R.S., 3OO Pearl St. 106 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M A L D E N - Concl'd. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS - Concl'd.: NO. 22763 (Rubber Wkrs.) (Converse Rubber Co.). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 306 Medford St., Tel. 32ii-7376j John O'Donnell, Pres.; George Mansour, F.S., B.A., U8 Grace St. NO. 2U875 (Glover Coating Co.). Uth Thurs., Home of Pres.; John A. ktiite, Pres., 226c Washington St.; Salvatore Rosati, R.S., 219 Albion St., V/ake- field. ELECTRICAL, RATIO AND MACHINF' WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 231 (National Co., Inc.). Quarterly, First Tues., Leonard School, Pleasant St.; William O'Connell, Pres., 112 School St., Belmont; Edith Doucette, F.S., 32 Tappan St., Melrose; Bus. Off., 33 Dartmouth St., Tel. Da 2-78$0. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1026 (Meter VJkrs.) (Mass. Electric Co.). 2nd Hon., 66 Florence St.; George F. Dawson, F.S., 12 Everett St.; George P. Hassett, Jr., Bus. Mgr., 37 Royal Ave., Cambridge. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 902. First Thurs., Linden Fire Station; James Saunders, Pres.; Russell LeBlanc, S.T., 21 Blantyre Rd. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 291 (Knit Goods and Sportswear). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., Ho-Que Restaurant, 162 Pleasant St.; Rose Scibelli, R.S., 197 West St.; Sidney Bronstein, B.A., I388 Walnut St., Newton Highlands; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave,, Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. GAS V;ORKERS NO. 12007 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND). 2nd Thurs., American Legion Hall, 368 Pleasant St.; Robert McNamara, Pres., 15 James St.; Freeman Ray, F.S.T., 18 Holbrook Ct., Melrose. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 2^27 (Social Security Admin.). 2nd Tues., Where Called; Richard F. McQuaid, Pres., 22 Vista St.; Angela Sciucco, R.S.T., 2U Exchange St. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. llUl (See Transit Union, Amalgamated in Revere) PAINTERS NO. 3U6. 2nd Hon., Pythian Hall, Salem St.; Cecil Nunally, Pres., 5 Ames St., Greenwood; Alden Giesler, R.S., 288 Broadway. PAINTFRS NO. II477 (Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Wkrs.) "(Devoe Paint Div. of Celanese Coatings Co.), First Tues., American Legion Hall, 366 Pleasant St.; Frank DeTesso, Pres., I6I Winn St., Wobum; Agnes M. O'Donnell, R.S., 66 Judson St. PLAYTHINGS, JEV^fELRY AND NOVELTY WORKfllS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 633 (Maiden Printing Specialties) (Tin Div.) (Continental Can Co., Inc.). On Call, Monthly, I.O.O.F. Hall, 111)2 Main St.; Arthur Teneriello, Jr., S.T,, 57 Quincy St., Medford; Bertram W. Kohl, B.A., 29U Washington St. , Boston. PULP, SULPHITE Atro P^iPER MILL WOfKERS NO. 715 (Packard Paper Box Co., Inc.). On Call, 8.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, Charles St.; Kevin J. Sullivan, R.S., 2 Winthrop Pk. ; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., kl Garden St. RET/siL, WHOLESALE Al^ DEPARTI>1ENT STORE UNIuN NO. 588 (New Can Co.). 2nd Tues., h P.M., D'Ans Restaurant, 85 Plymouth St., Holbrook; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir,, 112 Bonnydale Rd., Leominster; John Fiandaca, B.A., 36 Johnson St., Leominster; Bus. Off., Iii9 Mechanic St., Leominster, Tel. 53U-653U. STATE, COUOTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1233 (City Employees). 3rd Thurs., V.F.U. Hall, 10 Union St.; Domenic Sica, Jr., Pres., 127 Oakland St.; Thomas B. Nealon, Sr. , R.S., 19a Lisbon St. TEACHERS UNION, MALDFJJ NO. 1107. On Call, 3 P.K., at High School; Mary E. Howard, Pres., Acting Treas., 3U0 Main St., Melrose. TELFPHOIff; TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.F. FED. (IND). Pearl Holland, Rep., 3U9-B Pleas- ant St. 107 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS MANCHESTER LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1362. On Call, Post Office, 21 Beach St.; Keith O'Brien, Pres., 12r Washington St.j Harry Samolchuk, Jr., R.S.T., 32 Lincoln St. MUSICIANS NO. 32li (See Gloucester) MANSFIELD CANDY BRANCH OF LOCAL NO. 2^1 (See Bakery and Confectionery Wkrs. of Worcester) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 929. On Callj Frederick H. Olney, Pres., 38 Green St., Foxboro; Donald Tucker, Jr., R.S.T., 81 Dean St. STFELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITKD: NO. 2851 (John L. Clemmey Co., Inc.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Acoreana Band Club, 220 Broadway, Fall River; Edward Medeiros, Pres., 820 Wilson Rd., Fall River; Everett Rodrigues, R.S., 82 Huard St., Fall River. NO. 3638 (Bay State Tap and Die Co.). On Call, Gloria Colombo Hall, Pratt St.; Ernest Paioni, Pres., 37 Pratt St.; Russell E. Pierce, F.S., 11 Henry St.; Bus. Off., 100 Fountain St., Providence, Rhode Island. NO. 3825 (Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.). Last Thurs., h P.M., Gloria Columbo Hall, Pratt St.; Roland Grover, Pres., 18 Clinton St.; Thomas Policastro, B.A., 100 Fountain St., Providence, Rhode Island. MARBLEHEAD CARPENTERS NO. 962. 2nd Mon., 67 Pleasant St.; George E. Wolfgram, Pres., 76 Evans Rd. ; John J. Patton, R.S., U9 Atlantic Ave. MARION POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 2557. On Call; John VI. Hagemann, Pres.; Francis J. Francotte, S.T., 1^90 Mill St. MARLBOROUGH CARPENTERS NO. 988. 2nd and Uth Tues., 67a Mechanic St.; Edward Logan, Pres., Walker St.; Francis DiMuzio, R.S., 153 Hildreth St. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.II.W.) (See Worcester) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6. Quarterly, On Call; Charles Ripley, Pres., 30 Ames PI.; Robert A. Ledoux, S.T. , 51 Washington St. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION, MARLBORO NO. 2U6. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Co-op Bldg., 50a Mechanic St.; George Dupont, Pres., 8 Pierce St., Hudson; Nicholas DiBuono, S.T., 19 Water St. PAINTERS NO. 56l. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St.; Roy E. Gould, Pres., 30 Rice St.; Russell G. Harper. R.S., 2h Church St. H.UMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS (See Framingham) SHOEWORKERS ASSOCIATES, INC. (IND) (Diamond Shoe Corp.). 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 277 Main St., Tel. U85-1610; Francis Brigham, F.P.T., 91 Florence St.; Itocco Cofelice, B.A., 7 Parkhurst Dr., Hudson. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPL0YK1':S NO. 58 (IND) (City Emp. ). Quarterly, First Wed., 7.30 P.M., City Garage, Neil St.; Richard R. Thompson, Pres.; Francis R. Geraway, R.S., 177 W. Main St. STEELWORKEIiS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 372U (Koehler Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Recreation Ctr., 355 Bolton St.; John F. Donovan, Pres., 6 Mountain Ave.; Rita Boudreau, R.S., 9 Belmont St. 106 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS MARLBOROUGH - Concl'd , TFLEPHONF TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.F. FED. (IND) . Barbara Scott, Rep., 5 Gleason St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 261 (Marlboro-Hudson). First VJed., Home of R.S.T.; Charles A. Robert, R.S.T., 52 Pleasant St.; Robert F. O'Leary, B.P.,, Berlin Rd. M A Y N A R D CHFMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 32h (See Acton) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1926. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Maynard Social Club, 137 Main St.; Edward Karpeichick, Sec, Great Rd,; Henry L. Hanson, B.A., 3 Second St. MACHINTSTS AITO AEROSPACE V.'ORKERS NO. 2199 (Bradley Sun Div., American Can Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., UO Nason St., Tel. 897-8981; Peter Dhionis, Pres., 65 Houghton St., Hudson; Robert J. Connington, S.T., Hudson Rd., Stow. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. ii56. On Call; Paul Kozak, Pres., 1 Windmill Dr.; Norman Crotty, Sec, 11 Sherman St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 528 (See Framingham) MEDFIELD BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS NO. 958 (Atlantic Brick & Tile Co.). First Mon., 3.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Pleasant St.; Philip MacLaren, Pres.,S.T.,B.A. 20 Brook St., Franklin. STATE, COUInITY AND MUNICIPAI. EMPLOYEES NO. 1190 (State Hospital Emp. ). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., 2nd Fl. Conference Rra. , Clark Bldg., at Hospital; Manuel Goes, Pres., P.O. Box 3II1; Marie Kilmer, S.T., West Mill St., Harding; Bus. Off., First Fl. Office, Male Home, at Hospital, Tel. 359-i;312. M E D F R D BARNARD ASSOCIATES (IND) (F.J. Barnard & Co., Inc.). On Call; Irene Malm, Pres., 29 Wright Ave.; John S. Ahern, Counsel, 11 Riverside Ave. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. Ii92 (City Emp.). 3rd Tues., D.A.V. Hall, 52 Swan St.; Roland Phillips, Pres., I96 Main St.; Joseph A. Maccarone, R.S.T., 201 Riverside Ave. ELECTRICAL WORKFJtS NO. IOII4 (General Electric Co., Apparatus Service Shop). First Wed., D.A.V. Hall, Broadway, Somerville; Ignazio P. Aiello, Pres., 32h American Legion Hghwy. , Revere; Peter Buonaugurio, B.A., 253 Main St., Melrose. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1032. First Wed., 367 Salem St.; Francis R. Cronin, Pres., 22 West St.; Thomas M. Curtis, Sec, 23 Chardon Rd. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 13976 (Dist 50) (IND) (Trailmobile, Inc.) 3rd Mon., 5 P.M., Circle Hall, Cross St., Somerville; Paul Bova, Pres., Ili7 Bridle Rd., Billerica; George M. Overa, Asst. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 V/ater St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. PAINTERS NO. 1132. 2nd Tues., Colonial Hall, 3U Salem St.; Jackson Bennett, Pres. ,S.T., 66 Irving St.; William E. Gillis, F.S., 9 Whitman Rd. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 899 (Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., V.F.W. Hall, 32 Union St., l-Ialden; Edward Pierce, R.S., U St. James Rd. , Saugus; Edward Moore, B.A., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. PRINTING PRESSMF.N NO. 687 (Boston Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (See Boston) STEELWORKERS OF AMEPJCA, UNITED NO. 336I (Northern Steel, Inc.). 2nd Tues., U.15 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, Charles St., Maiden; Waldron Ward, Pres., 30 Spring St., Reading; Paul J. Kennealy, F.S., 98 Woods Rd. 109 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M E D M A Y HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINFRY WORKERS NO. 119. First Thurs., V.F.W. Hall; John Pilla, Pres., 81 S. Main St., Milford; Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St., Franir.gham. MELROSE CARPF^NTFRS NO. 760. First Wed., Spanish-American Vets Hall, 36 Vv'illiams St., Stoneham; William J. Butts, Pres., IiO Marlboro Rd., VJoburn; John E. Webber, R.F.S., 111? Green St. FIRE FIGHTFRS NO. I617. On Call; David Balfour, Pres., U9 Vinton St.; I-latthew Lucas, R.S.T., 8 Hancock St, RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKI'itS NO. 698 (Heveatex Co., Div. of Fire- stone Tire it Rubber). Monthly, the 6th, 7 P.M., Y.M.C.A., Pleasant St., Maiden; Frank Harlow, Pres., 25 Staples St.; Rosario DiStasio, F.S., US Myrtle St. STRF.ET RAILWAY EI4PL0YEFS (Eastern Mass. St. ttwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) M E T H U E N FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF NEV,' ENGLAND, ASSOCIATED NO. I38 (See Georgetown) STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYT'.ES NO. 122 (IND) (Highway Dept. ). On Call; Raymond J. Poulin, Pres., 79 Lowell St.; V/ilfred L. St. Pierre, F.S., U7 Clifton St. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1332. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Red Tavern, Pleasant St.; Leonard Rushton, V.P., lOU Brown St.; Dorothy J. Zing, R.S., 102 Brown St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREH0USEMI':N AND HELPERS NO. 686 (iND) (Bakery Drivers). Uth Thurs., Kggles Hall, lOU Broadway; Emmett E. Cudahy, Pres., B. A., 212 East St.; Paul Bechard, S.T., 39 E. Union St., Goffstown, New Hampshire; Bus. Off., 39 Haverhill St., Tel. 683-1915- MIDDLEBOROUGH BRICK AJ® CLAY WORKERS NO. 622 (Kelsey Ferguson Brick Co.). First Mon., 12 Noon, at Plant, River St.; William Harriman, Pres., Thompson St.; Robert L. Buck, F.5., River St. FIRF FIGHTERS NO. I626. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Fire Station, Ho. Main St.; Joseph Fratus, Pres., 700 Wareham St.; Byron F. Guilford, R.S., 70 Bourne St. BlIUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMF.RICA, ALLIED NO. 839 (Maxim Motor Co. Div. of The Seagrave Corp.). 2nd Wed., 7.15 P.M., American Legion Hall, 6U So. Main St.; Stanley Mills, Pres., Bedford St., Lakevillej Henry Lavalley, F.S., 5 Shaw Ave, LKTTER CARRIERS NO, 59U. On Call; Richard L, Houlihan, Pres., 7 Park St.; William B. Washburn, Sec, 23 Rice St. HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO, Sh (Colonial Brass Co.). On Call, U.U5 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 30 Station St.; Edwin Tomkiewicz, Pres., School St.; John Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. PLYMOUTH SHOE COMPANY BENEFIT ASSN. (IND). Uth Tues., h P.M., V.F.W. Post 2188; Herbert H. Dunham, Pres., 2 Stetson St., Lakeville; Edward A. Thomas, S.T. , So. Meadow Rd. , Carver. STATE, COUNTY AND mNIGIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6OI (Dept. of Public Wks. Dist 7). On Call, Monthly; Charles F. Cassidy, Pres., 893 Main St., W. Wareham; John Hesek, Sec, Box 2li2, Sagamore. 110 , , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS MIDDLEBOROUGH - Ctoncl'd . STATF, CXUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1700 (Town Emp. ). 3rd Tues., V.K.W. Hall, 30 Station St.; Antone Silvia, Pres., 66 Pearl St.; Francis J. Murray, Jr., R.S.T., 59 Vine St. M I L F R D BARBERS, JOURNFYME.N NO. lUU. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., D.A.V. Hall, II6 Main St.; Pasquale Nargi, Pres,, Legion St.; John P. McDonald, S.T.,B.A., 6U Hemlock Dr., Holliston; Bus. Off., 1934 I'lain St., Tel. U73-2UOO. CARPENTERS NO. 867. First Mon. , D.A.V. Hall, II6 Main St.; Ricco Ferrucci, Pres., 279 Central St.; William D. Dillon, F.S.,Bus. Ptep. , 15 Highland St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIE5 NO, 257 (Rubberized Cloth) (Archer Rubber Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Anthony Ramaskwich, E.S.T., 52 Forest St.; Henry Brides, B.A., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston. INSUR;.NCE WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 52 (John Hancock Insurance Co.). First Wed., 11 A.M., American Legion Hall, School St.; James Sidoni, Pres., 26 Fisher St., Medway; Anthony P. Rosati, R.S., 11 Naples St. HOLDERS AND ALLIF'D WORKERS NO. 1;06 (Draper Corp., Hopedale). 2nd Sun., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Louis R. Polito, F.S., I6 So. Itein St.; John J. Crowley, B.A., I7 Church St. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. II76 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MUSICIANS NO. 319. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Legion Hall, Public Library Bldg., Spruce St.; Larry Santoro, Pres.,B.A., 15 Carroll St.; Peter Paradiso, S.T. 17 Woodland Ave. PATTERN MAKERS. Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., Bright Oaks Club, Harrington St., Mendon; Carl R. Stanas, Pres,, Lower Jones Rd., Hopedale; Edward T. Powers, F.S., Bus. Mgr., 83 Edgewater Dr., Blackstone. POSTAL aERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 312U. On Call, Monthly, at Post Office; William J. O'Brien, Pres., B. A.; Henry J. Drugan, S,T., 76 West St. SHOE V;0RK1-:RS ASSN. of MILFORD (IInID) (Bickford Shoe, Inc.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St,; Patrick Julian, Pres., Medway Rd. ; Rose lannitelli, R.S,, 8 Hale Ave. STEELVJORKERS OF AMERECA, UNITED NO. U322 (Bettinger Corp.). 3rd Mon., I;.l5 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Gerald Shaw, Pres., 232 Central St.; Francis Atherton, F.S., 2l5 Purchase St, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Catherine Connolly, Rep., 133 W. Spruce St. TFJLTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1251 (Stylon Corp.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Henry Richard, Pres., h Vets Pkwy., Uxbridge; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St,, VJorcester, Tel. 756-5719. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAllATED NO. 1178 (Short Line, Inc.). First Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Debbie's Restaurant, Rte lliO, Bellingham; Kenneth Watson, Pres., B. A., I2J4 Hayden Rowe St., Hopkinton; Richard S. Gulec, R.S., Box 922, Woonsocket, Rhode Island. UTILITY WORKERS OF NEW ENGUI€), INC. NO. 329 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co., Hopedale Area). 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off,, V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St,; William J, McLaughlin, Sec, 11 Pine Grove Circle, Uxbridge; W. Edward Meeker, B.A. 25 Marlborough Ave., Providence, Rhode Island. MILLBURY LETTER CARRIERS NO. 28l5. On Call; Robert D, Young, Pres., 20 Rice Rd.; John Ducharme, S.T., 21 Millbury Ave, in LOCAL LABOR UNIONS MILLBURY - Concl'd . STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 31^26 (N.E. High Carbon Wire Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7,30 P.M., Franco -American Hallj Thomas N. Nadeau, R.S., 85 Main St.; John D. Sullivan, Sub-Area Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worces- ter, Tel. 756-3577. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMFMCA NO. 232 (Fe Iters Co.). 2nd Sun., Franco- American Hall, Elm St.; Oliver Tellifer, Pres. , 15 Rudolph St., Worcester; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. M I L L I S SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN NO. h (IND) (Joseph M. Herman Shoe Co.). 3rd Wed., 12.30 P.M., at Plant, Union St.; John Gheringhelli, Pres.,B.A., I60 Hopedale St., Hopedale; Peter Leontie, S.T., 201 Hayden Rowe, Hopkinton. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 796 (The Ruberoid Co.). Uth Sat., 6. 30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Medway; Robert Corey, Pres., 237 Central St., Milford; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., lOli Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. MILTON FIRE FIGHTERS NO. III6. On Call, Fire Station, 9l5 Blue Hill Ave.; Robert J. Blake, Pres,, llH Lyman Rd,; Robert J. Berg, Sec, 1|0 Pierce St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICEPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1395 (Town Emp.). Uth Fri., K. of C. Hall, Thatcher St.; Charles De St. Croix, Pres., 19 Aberdeen Rd, ; Carol Gallagher, R.S., Granite PI. M N S N LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2100. Richard B. Crowley, Pres., 17 Highland Ave.; Earl Cookman, R.S., Brimfield Rd. , R.F.D. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 211i5 (Quaboag Lodge) (C.F. Church Div. of American Radiator & Standard Co,). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 221 Main St., Tel. 267-Ui;09; Herbert Reynolds, Pres., 18 Park St., Palmer; Alice Coolong, R. S., 3 Highland Ave, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED, NO, 6U95. On Call; Konstanty Misiaszek, Pres,, 8 Main St,; William H, Authier, Jr., S.T., Bogan Rd. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 2U (Monson State Hospital). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Hospital; Charles Sheridan, Jr., Pres., 301 Main St.; Virginia Clark, F.S.T., P.O. Box IU6, Thorndike. MONTAGUE LETTER CARREERS NO. l6lli (Turners Falls). On Call; Chester P. Waryas, Pres., 3 Madison Ave., Turners Falls; Michael L, Mucha, S.T., 1 Davis St., Turners Falls. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. I8O3 (Montague Machine Co.). First Tues., 7 P.M., St. Stanislaus Hall, 6 K St., Turners Falls; Charles Duncan, Pres., Leverett; Wayne D. Bugbee, R.S., Turnpike Rd. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. I7I (Strathraore Paper Co.). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Third St., Turners Falls; Wilmot Leighton, Pres., Bernardo Dr.; Joseph M, Poulin, S.T., Morris Ave., Turners Falls, 112 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS N A H A N T T. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. l506. On Call, Fire Station, Flash Rd. ; Arthur Monteith, Rd. Jr., Pres., 88 Fox Hill Rd. ; William F. Waters, S.T., 275 Castle NANTUCKET GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. lOU (IND) (Federal Aviation Agency). On Call; Arnold I. Larson, Pres., Mononoyj Daniel B. Creedon, S.T., 2 Hussey St. GOVERNIffiNT EJTPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 10$ (IND) (U.S. Weather Bureau). Alan V. Gustafson, Pres., Off Clifford Rd. LETTER CARRIERS NO. l66l. On Call; Alan R. MacVicar, Pres.; Byron Dunham, Sec, 69 Orange St. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 362 (Nantucket Gas & Electric Co.). First Wed., U.30 P.M., Nantucket Gas a Elec. Co. Stockroom, Whale St.; Bertram Johnston, Pres., Main St.; John G. Topham, S.T., Hummock Pond Rd. N A T I C K AUTOMOBILE WORKERS, UNITED (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs. No. U22 in Framingham) CARPF.NTERS NO. 8U7. First Tues., Italian Center, Washington Ave.; Gordon L. McCabe, F.S.T., U Green St., Medway; Edward Gallagher, B.A. ; 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, Natick Lab; Joseph Guiod, Jr., Pres., 95 Willard Circle, Westwood; Robert G. Spriggs, F.S.T., l68 Hartford St., Framingham. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 3h (IND) (U.S. Army Quartermaster Research & Engineering Command). On Call, Monthly, On Post; William Gittelson, Pres.; Frank Allen, Treas., Bumble Bee Lane, Shrewsbury. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 362. 3rd Mon., American Legion Hall, 11 W. Central St.; Jack Kenney, Pres., 31 High Ledge Ave,, Wellesley; Theodore Kryzak, Treas., 10 Stratford Rd. MEAT CUTTERS, BUTCHERS, FOOD STORE, SEAFOOD AND ALLIED WKRS., AMAL. DISTRICT UNION NO. 2. Quarterly, On Call; Joseph A. Sullivan, Pres., Bus. Mgr., kh Lurton St., Quincy; James F. Morrissey and Alfred J. McGlynn, B.A's; Bus. Off., 3 So. Main St., Tel. 653-2U71. PAINTERS NO. 9l6. First Thurs. , Italian Center, Washington Ave. ; Robert Tassinari, Pres., B. A., 57 Ringold St., Marlboro; Albert E. Woodman, Treas., Clay Brook Rd, , Dover. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 5l6 (Hesek Local) (Robert Gair Paper Products Div., Continental Can Co.), First Sun., 7 P.M., Sub Alpino Club, Mechanic St.; Robert Foley, Pres., 6 Dorina Dr., Blackstone; Irving Waeger, R.S., U2 Mechanic St., Holliston. N E E D H A M CARPEITTERS NO. 693. 3rd Tues. , Needham Social Club, 21 Gould St. ; Charles L. Robbins, R.S., 1097 Greendale Ave.; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 3 Fayette St., Newton. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 1050 (American Can Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Motel 128, Dedham; Damiano U, Patalano, Pres., 17 Marlboro Terrace, Water- town; Joseph D. Courtney, S.T., Tower Rd. , Lincoln. 113 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLElffiOT WKRS. (U.A.W.): NO. 168 (Revere Copper & Brass, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, I68O Acushnet Ave,; John V. Szeliga, Pres.,B.A. , 3I6 Davis St.j William P. Paquin, F.S., 336 Central Ave.; Bus. Off., 1^3 William St., Tel. 993-1107. NO. 38U (Continental Screw Co.). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 22? Ashley Blvd., Tel. 996-2736; Theodore Dabkowski, Rres., 287 Adelaide St.; Leo R. Levesque, F.S,, 58 Brock Ave. NO. 899. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1350 Acushnet Ave.; Harry R. Dunham, Pres., 92 Winterville Rd. ; Robert Fitzgerald, F.S., 6I Sconticut Neck Rd,, Fairhaven. NO. 1113 (New Bedford Defense Products Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., New Bedford Driving Club, II4.68 Acushnet Ave.; William Knowles, Pres.; Joseph E. Silva, F.S.T., 210 Whitman St.; Bus. Off., 1823 Acushnet Ave., Tel. Wy 5-58l8. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. khl. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 9i;9 Purchase St.; Lucien Provencher, Pres., 15 Warren St.; Alfred Alfonse, F.S.T.,B.A., 56 Ashley St . , So. Dartmouth BARTEtJDERS NO. 100. First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., tim. 3> 38U Acushnet Ave., Tel. 993-8UU8; Euclide Aguiar, Jr., Pres., 717 Brock Ave.; John J. Gillespie, F.S.T.,B.A., UoU Park St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 39. 2nd and Uth Tues., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; William Peck, Pres., Ul5 County St.; George W. Ripley, Jr., F.S.,B.A., 8 Rodney St.; Bus. Off., Hra. 7, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. 993-UOli8. BUILDING LABORERS (Construction and General Laborers) (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. 385) CARPENTERS NO. IU16. First and 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., Tel. 993-0728; William Nelson, F.S.T., 292 Orchard St.; Joseph Fernandes, B.A., 536 Oliver St. CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELffiRS NO. 59 (IND). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 7U6 Pleasant St., Tels. 992-Uli76 and 993-1505; Charles Fernandes, Pres.,B.A.; Umberto Cruz, S.T.,B.A. CLOTHING WORKERS, ^MALGAI^TED NO. 377. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Helen B. Stafiej, F.S., U95 Tecumseh St., Fall River; Diana Nunes, B.A., lU E-Drive, West port; Bus. Off., Rm. hi, 105 William St., Tel. 993-6627. COPPER AND BRASS WORKERS (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs. No. 168) DECK OFFICERS UNION, MSS. LICENSED (See Falmouth) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U053 (Steamship Co. Emp. ). On Call, Monthly; Walter Zelski, Jr., Pres., 8 Ball St.; Roger E. Soucy, S.T., 187 Seacoast Blvd. , E. Falmouth. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MCHINE VJORKERS OF MmKLCA, UNITED NO. 219 (IND). First Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., la Bedford St., Tel. Wy 3-7058; Albert R. King, Pres., 300 Dartmouth St.; Agustino Fernandes, S.T., 375 Brook St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 277 (IND) (Morse Twist Drill & Machine Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Ul Bedford St., Tel. Wy 3-7058; Michael Cordeiro, Pres., 25 Gorham St., So. Dartmouth; Albino Strollo, S.T., 971; Terry Lane. ELECTRICAL WORK'ERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 22U. First Wed., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Eli Ferguson, Pres., Shipyard Lane, So. Dartmouth; James E. Murphy, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., U87 Hillman St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 38U Acushnet Ave., Tel. 992-14291- NO. lao (Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. 992-8865; Mabel F. Chace, F.S., 60 DeWolf St.; Mario P. Souza, Bus. Mgr., 59 Scott St. Ill : , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD - Cont'd . ELECTRICAL WORKERS, lOT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF - Concl'd. NO. 175U (Aerovox Electronics Corp.). 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., Brooklawn Hall, Brooklavm Ave. 5 James E. Dawson, S.T., 21 Richmond St.; Maurice Gauvin, B.A., Buena Vista Shores, Lakeville. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. U71. On Call, 7.30 P.M., Mickiewicz Hall, 2031 Pur- chase St.; Walter Botas, Pres., 2k Independent St.; Antone Souza, F.S., U7 Milford St. FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 8UI. 3rd V/ed., Central Fire Station, 8I48 Pleasant St.; Henry Horrocks, Pres., 77 Swan St.; Henry R. Butts, S.T., 3II4 Park St. FIREMEN AND OILFJIS, STATIONARI NO. 29ii. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Mickiewicz Hall, 2031 Purchase St.; Albert Charpentier, Pres., ii28 Church St.; Victor R. Hebert, F.S.,B.A. , 12$ Francis St., Acushnet. FISHERMEN'S UNION, NEW BEDFORD (Seafarers Int'l.). 2nd Mon. , 10. 30 A.M., at Bus. Off., 62 No. Water St., Tel. 99U-9601; Austin P. Skinner, S.T., 12 Blossom St., Fairhaven; Jacob Ostensen and John Burt, B.A's. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES (Branch of Fall River Local No. I78) GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 36I. Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 No. Sixth St., Tel, Wy 7-7U26; Arnold M. Dubin, Dist. Mgr.; Edwin Ferreira, James Desraarais and Gil Affonso, B.A's. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. Iii33. Quarterly, Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Henry Perra, Pres., 3U7 Washington St., Taunton; Claire C. Martin, S.T., U72 Tarkiln Hill Rd. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES^ NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 88 (IND) (Airway Tech, FAA Control Tower). On Call, at Airport; Dennis J. Brochu, Pres. ,Treas. , 519 Fisher Rd. , No. Dartmouth; Conrad A. Gagne, V.P.,Sec., 137 John Duggan Rd. Tiverton, Rhode Island. HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 59. Quarterly, 2nd Thurs., 11 A.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Harvey Blanchette, Pres., Pinehurst Ave., Mattapoisett; Cyril E. King, P.O. Box A-20U8. LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA NO. 385 (Construction and General Laborers). First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 9, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. 992-1089; Lionel Marchand, S.T., 11 Fielding St.; Silvlno Castello, B.A., 103 David St. LATHERS (See Brockton) LFJITHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO, 80 (Leather and Fabrics Wkrs. Union, New Bedford) (Coaters, Inc.). Quarterly, 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., Mickie- wicz Hall, 2031 Purchase St.; John Sequira, R.S.T., 22 Rodney French Blvd., Manuel Morreira, B.A,, I38 Diman St., Fall River. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 87 (Pocketbook VJkrs.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Labor Temple, 7li6 Pleasant St.; Blanche Chevalier, Treas., 98 Tallman St.; Manuel Morreira, B.A., 138 Diman St., Fall River. LETTER CARRIERS NO. I8. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Hm., Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; William Bancroft, Pres., 63 Robeson St.; John R. Airozo, R.S., 306 Wood St. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INT'L.: NOTE: Bus, Off., Rm. 1, 30 Union St., Tel, 993-1822; Joseph V. Sylvia, F.S.T., B.A., 16 Crapo St.; Helen Arabasz, R.S., 267 Hersom St. NO. IUI3. Quarterly, 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., N,B, Fishermen's Hall, 62 No. Water St.; Antonio DeCruz, Pres., 217 Pleasant St. NO. 1572-6 (Sea Food Wkrs.). Bi-monthly, Hh Sun., 10 A.M., Verdean Vets Hall, 561 Purchase St.; Theodore Garifales, Pres., 9 Saratoga St., Fairhaven. NO. I7U9 (Fish L\mpers, Sea Food Vrtcrs,). Quarterly, Uth Sun., 10 A.M., N.B. Fishermen's Hall, 62 No. Water St.; George E. Feener, Pres., 21 Teraple PI., Fairhaven, 115 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD - Cont'd . MAIL HANDLERS, NAT'L. ASSN. NO. 100. First Sun., 10 A.M., Swing Rm. , Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; Joseph Santos, Pres., UU7 Sawyer St.; William J. Turbak, S.T., 192 Belleville Rd. MEAT OJTTERS AND BUTCHER W0RK14EN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 33ii. First Tues., 9.30 A.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Charles W. Such, F.S.T., 391 Wood St.; Edward Patrick, B.A., 51 Newton St. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 2lU. 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Carpenters Hall, S$ No, Sixth St.; James A. Hanrahan, Pres.,B. A., 6I Carnegie St., No. Dart- mouth; James Cordeiro, R.S.T., 1590 Padanaram Ave,; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 26O Union St. , Tel. 996-li010. PAINTERS NO. 69I. First Wed., at Bus. Off., Carpenters Hall, $$ No. Sixth St,, Tel. 992-8215; Walter Presner, Jr., Pres., 25 Lombard St.; Raymond Seguin, F.S.jBus. Rep., 301 Earle St, PLUMBERS NO. 53. 2nd and 3rd Thurs., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Joseph Surgento, Pres., 38O Tarkiln Rd, ; J. Henry Higgins, B.A., I90 County St., W. Wareham. POST OFHCE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 326. Quarterly, 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; Roland G. Racine, Pres., I8U Harwich St.; Frank Fal, S.T., U65 Sawyer St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 575. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Post Office, 695 Pleas- ant St.; Roger D. Boucher, Pres., 279 Coffin Ave,; Robert L. Hahn, R.S., 51 Butler St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. I8I (IND). On Call, (May and Oct.), Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; Clifton T. Morrison, Pres., l62 Portland St.; James L. Barrett, S.T., 65 Theresa St., So. Dartmouth. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 96. 3rd Mon. , 7.30 P.M,, Polish-American Vets Hall, I68O Acushnet Ave.; Armand Pacheco, Pres., U3 Park St.; John Burke, F.S.T., 81 Pilgrim Ave. , Fairhaven. PULP, SULPHITF. AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U08 (Aid en Corrugated Container Corp.). 3rd Sun., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Albert Belanger, R.S., 297 Earle St.; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 2011 (Railway Express Agency). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Ul Bedford St.; Antone L. Germane, R.S.T., 1 6 Eddy St., No. Dartmouth; Ernest W. DeLacy, B.A., 127 Bellevue St. RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. 1325 (See Fall River) ROOFERS NO. 219. Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., N,B. Driving Club, 11468 Acushnet Ave.; Walter Correia, R.S., 110 E. Coggeshall St.; James Goldrick, B.A., 7 Shaw- mut Ave, RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 290 (Goodyear Tire 116 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD - Concl'd . STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEFS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 59 (See Chauffeurs, Ware- housemen and Helpers) TF.LEPHOl^ TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Cecile Smith, Rep., 270 Caroline St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 1? (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Wed., K. of C. Hall, Fairhaven Rd. , Mattapoisett; Albert J. Lucardi, Pres., 1000 Hixville Rd. , No. Dartmouth; Frank S. Gracie, F.S.T., 51 Theresa St., So. Dartmouth; Bus. Off., lU Adams St., Tel. 992-2155. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITFH: NOTE: All locals meet at Bus. Off., Km. 3, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. 992-2002; John Vertente, Jr., Int'l. Rep., 6? Mechanics Lane. NO. 25. First Sun., 10.30 A.M.; Joseph Auger, Pres., 102 Mosher St.; John S. Marques, S.T.,B.A., lOU Rockland St, NO. U52. 3rd Sat., 1 P.M.; Anthony Costa, Pres. ,Treas., 36 Madison St, NO. 501 (Lissak k Co,, Inc.). First Wed.; Philip Richard, Pres., 226 Ashley Blvd.; Louis Calheta, Treas., 29 Concord St, TEXTIIE W0PJ{ERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 38U Acushnet Ave. (P.O. Box A-2103), Tel. 997-936?; George E. Carignan, Dir., F.S. NO. 30 (New Bedford Rayon Div., Mohasco Industries, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off.; Frank Souza, Pres., New Yoric Ave., Acushnet; Manuel Femandes, B.A. NO. 590 (Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., Hathaway Div.). 2nd Sun., Monte Pio Hall, 5U0 Orchard St.; Albert Pacheco, Pres., 232 Main St., Fairhaven; Manuel Fernandes, B.A. NO. 6l6 (Allen Beam Co,). On Call, at Bus, Off.; Arnold S. Jefferson, Jr., Pres., 1|27 Main St., Fairhaven; Rosario H. Potvin, B.A. NO. 112U (Lambeth Rope Corp.). On Call, at Bus. Off.; George L, Protin, Pres., R.F.D. 1, Dr. Braley Rd., E. Freetown; Rosario H. Potvin, B.A. NO. 1129 (Cameo Curtains of New Bedford, Inc, ). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off.; Chester Barnes, Pres., 221; State St.; Rosario H. Potvin, B.A. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 131. First Sun., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 260 Union St., Tel. 996-UOlO; John J. Dupuis, Pres., 112 Richmond St.; James Cordeiro, R.S.T., 1590 Padanaram Ave, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 33U (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 1037 (Union St, Rwy. ). 2nd Thurs., 9.30 A.M. and 7.15 P.M., Eagles Hall, 1851 Purchase St.; Joseph L. Faria, Jr., Pres., B.A., 39 Elizabeth St,, Fairhaven; Hargraves H. Blackburn, R.S.T., lOU Peckham St, TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 276. UthWed., U.l5 P.M., Labor Temple, 7I46 Pleasant St.; Henry M. Tabet, Pres., 5 Blossom St., Fairhaven; Thomas J. Mulvey, R.S.T., lUl Myrtle St, UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 333 (IND). First Tues., 7 P.M., Cornell Hall, 7U3 Pleasant St.; Louis T. Goulart, Pres., 36I County St,; John T, Tomlinson, Treas., 11 Nautilus St. NEWBURY PORT BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. I86 (Green Shoe Co.). 3rd Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Polish Hall, Salem St.; John Nichipov, Pres., 173 Water St.; Maiy Sigonwitch, F.S., 173 Water St. CARPENTERS (See Haverhill Local No. 82) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 326 (See Lawrence) 117 LOCAL UBOR UNIONS NEWBURYPORT - Concl'd . ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. I386 (Chase & Shawmut Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Moose Home, 3 Market Sq.; E. Wayne Pine, Pres.,B.A., 22 Prospect St.; Wilfred Quirion, R.S., 320 Elm St., Salisbury. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 82?. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Fire Station, Market Sq., Tel. U65-3636; David Collins, Pres. , 9 Hart Rd. ; Lawrence R. Bograd, R.S., 207 Low St. GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS ASSN. NO. 190 (Owens-Illinois Plastic Products Div.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Sportsman's Lodge; Elizabeth Berry, Pres., 2U3 Water St.; Viola M. McPartland, F.S.T., 18 Madison St., Amesbury, INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) JEVJELKf WORKERS NO. 19 (Silver Wkrs. Union, Amalgamated) (Towle Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Elks Hall, Ul Green St.; Lawrence A. Caranfa, Pres., 25 Harding Ave.; Robert L. Gilday, S.T., 9 Oakland St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. IO8. First Wed., Elks Home, la Green St.; Constant Christuk, Pres.; Stanley R. Price, S.T., 62 Green St., Newbury. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 931 (Clipper Lodge) (Towle Mfg. Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7 P.M., Fire Station, Morgan St., Newbury; William F. Mahoney, Pres., 18 So. Pond St.; Thomas Hawes, B.A. , 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Boston. MUSICIANS, NEWBURTPORT FED. OF NO. 378. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., 51 Pleasant St.; Norman Roy, Pres., B. A., 21 Bromfield St.; William R. Dickie, S.T., 377 Elm St., Salisbury. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES I4AI NTENAN CE EMP. NO. hlS. First Mon., 8. 30 P.M., Home of S.T. ; Jeremiah J. Healey, Pres., 319 High St.; John J. Bocci, S.T., U3 Liberty St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1936. 2nd Tues., 8. 30 P.M., D.A.V. Hall, 38 Charles St.; Robert B. Lyons, Pres., Myrtle Ave.; Daniel J. Kelleher, Sec, 6 Chase St. SHOE WORKF.RS OF AMEHECA, UNITIXi NO. 39 (Mixed). First Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 20 State St.; Frank M. Jones, Pres., 93 Lime St.; Frank Kozec, H.S.T., 6 Barton St. SILVER WORKERS UNION, AMALGAFiATED (See Jewelry Workers) STATE, COUNTY AND IWNICIP^iX EMPLOYEES NO. 939 (Public Wks. Dept.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Elks Home, ia Green St.; Malcolm J. Nolan, Pres., II6 State St.; Franklin Buckley, S.T. , 23 Carter St. TELFPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (im) . Elizabeth Collette, Rep., 36 Oak St. NEWTON BRICKLAYF.RS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 32. 2nd Mon., I.O.O.F. Hall, h9 Hart- ford St., Newton Highlands; 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. kSU (School Dept.). 2nd Sun., Where Called; Ernest C. Peltier, Pres., V/estland Ave., W. Newton; Jeremiah F. McCarthy, Sec, 179 Allen Ave., Waban. CARPENTERS: NOTE: Bus. Off., 263 Washington St., Tel. 527-U207; Edward Gallagher, B.A. NO. 275. Tues., at Bus. Off.; James D. Williamson, R.S., 3U Fiske St., Natick; Edward Gallagher, S.T.,B.A., 3 Fayette St. NO. 680 (Newton Highlands). First and 3rd Tues., I.O.O.F. Hall, Erie St.; George W. Haines, Pres., kh Ripley St., Newton Ctr.; Michael A. Reda, R.S., 80 Oakdale Ave., Dedham. NO. 708 (West Newton). First Thurs., at Bus. Off.; Charles Shaulis, Pres., 7 Poplar Rd., Cambridge; Clinton T. Hunt, F.S., 25 Park St., Maynard. 118 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEWTON - Concl'd . ELF.CTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1027 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Tues., U.30 P.M., Adams Hall, Adams St.; Albert Nonkes, Pres., 3U Sylvester Rd. , Natick; Vincent Maglio, R.S., 29 Cedar Terrace, Milton. FORFMAN'S ASSN., NEWTON (INI)) (City Emp. ). Bi-monthly, On Call, 1.30 P.M., 90 Crafts St., Newtonville; Warren J. Howe, Pres., 13 Mt. Ida Terrace; William S. Hartley, S.T., 21 Thornton St. PAINTERS NO. $U$. First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 263 Washington St.; Harris L. Wilkie, Pres., 3 Birchcrest St., Burlington; William L. Roach, F.S.,Bus. Rep. , lUl Marshall St. , Watertown. PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 581;-A (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 58Ii-A (Paperworkers, United) (Sherman Paper Products). 2nd Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, U02 Water- town St., Newtonville; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir. , 112 Bonnydale Rd. Leominster; Walter Morrissey, B.A., 87 Evans St., Watertown; Bus, Off., lU9 Mechanic St., Leominster, Tel. 53^-65 3U. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 525 (Stowe-Woodward, Inc.). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Riverside School, Riverside St.; John Leondike, Pres., 22 Lambert Rd., Randolph; Ralph Tibbetts, Treas., 230 Corey Rd., Brighton. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 800 (City Employees). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Adams St.; Joseph A. Greco, Pres.; Nunzio J. Piselli, F.S.T., 11 Clearwater Rd., Newton Lower Fails; Bus. Off., 110 Crafts St., Newtonville, Tel. Bi U-3U51. TTMIPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Claire Wagstaff, Rep., 25U Elm St., Everett. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 12$ (Security Mils, Inc.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, Adams St.; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. V.P. ; Ralph Arivella, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. NORFOLK STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U6U (Mass. Correctional Institution). On Call, Monthly, 8 P.M., Elks Hall, Main St., Franklin; Joseph Rivet, Pres., Meadowview Rd., Foxboro; Richard H. Noonan, R.S.T., 70 Chestnut St., Foxboro. STATE, COUNTY AW MUNICIPAL EMPLOYF.ES NO. 692 (See Walpole) NORTH ADAMS BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 126. Last Wed., Y.M. C.A., Summer St.; George Marceau, Pres., 11 State St.; Robert P. Gagne, F.S.T.,B.A., 2 Cross St., Adams; Bus. Off., 3U State St. BARTENDERS NO. 125. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Moose Hall, Bank St.; Anthony J. DeMarco, S.T., 59 Chase Ave.; Edward Sprague, B.A., 28 State Rd. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 29. 2nd Mon. , at Bus. Off., 30 Quincy St.; Raymond Bergeron, Pres., 315 Ashland St.; Louis Varuzzo, B.A., 65 Bradley St. CARPENTERS NO. 193. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Eagles Hall, Hadley Overpass, Tel. 66U-4316; Eleric F. Ouellette, R.S., R.D. Stamford, Vermont, via No. Adams; Richard Mirke, 3. A., 22 Crest St. CONDENSER WORKERS, INDEPENDENT NO. 2 (Sprague Electric Co.). 3rd Tues., Ameri- can Legion Hall, State St.; Walter Wood, Pres., 8U VJashington Ave.; Robert Davison, Treas., 76 Beaver St, ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U76 (Mass. Electric Co.). 2nd Mon., Elks Home, 100 Eagle St.; John R. I'lulvaney, F.S., Rte 19, Carson Ave.; George Clark, B.A., 82 Veazie St, 119 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTH ADAMS - Ctoncl'd . LETTER CARRIERS NO. 103. On Call, 7.30 P.M., V.F.w. Hall, Ashland St.; Francis Millis, Pres., 82 Wells Ave.; Louis Piaggi, Sec, 217 Ashland St. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 179U (Schuyler Lodge) (Sprague Electric Co.). 2nd and Itth Tues., 7 P.M., Greylock Community Club, State Rd.; Charles McCann, Pres., Oblong Rd. , Williarastown; Harold Field, R. S., 191 North St. , Williams tovm, MUSICIANS NO. 96. Quarterly, First Sun., 7 P.M., Where Called; Joseph Salerno, Pres., Hall St, j Lawrence Trudeau, R.S., Brooks Heights, Clarksburg. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 578. 3rd Thurs., Elks Home, 100 Eagle St.; Earl Kelley, Pres., E. Hoosac St., Adams; Edmund Wright, F.S.T.,B.A., 108 Brook- lyn St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 638. First Wed., American Legion Hall, Depot Sq.; Jack Gigliotti, Pres., 22 Marietta St.; Francis M. Naughton, H.S., 25 Arnold PI. TANNERS NO. 133kh (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Widen Tanning Co.). 3rd Wed., 7.3O P.M., Lafayette Hall, 62 Main St.; Alfred LaBonte, F.S., U0$ River St.; Richard W. Brosnihan, Acting Reg. Dir. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Doris Lanoue, Rep., 37 Maple St., Williams town. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. l5 (IND) (N.E. Tel. 4 Tel. Co.). On Call, Monthly, 8.30 P.M., Elks Hall, 100 Eagle St.; Holice Belding, Pres., 79 Brookline St.; John E. Troop, F.S., 36 George Ave. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE FJCEOJTIVE NO. 25 (IND) (Hoosac Mills Corp.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Eagles Hall, Hadley Overpass; Lillian P. Lefave, Pres., Willowdell; Marion E, Tondreau, F.S.T., 93 Beaver St, TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE NO. 39 (IND) (Loomfixers) (Hoosac Mills Corp.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Moose Hall, Bank St.; George E. Senecal, Pres., 57 Glenn Ave.; Armand J. Horeau, S.T., 65 Gallup St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1280 (James Hunter Machine Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Hadley Overpass; Floyd Pettibone, Pres., 29 D St.j Joseph Killion, B.A., 127 Canvas St., Cohoes, New York. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 83. First Sun., 10 A.M., Home of F.S.T.; James Coddaire, R.S.,B.A., 28 Porter St.; Peter J. Koch, F.S.T., 326 State Rd. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 3I6. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; John Flannery, Jr., Pres., 19 Elder Ave.j Philip A. Oumet, R.S.T., 22 Woodlawn Ave. NORTH A N D V E R COMIWNI CATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. I365 (Western Electric Co., Inc., Merri- mack Valley Works). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., High School Auditorium, Main St.; Joseph F. Sweeney, Pres., 102 Dawes St., Lawrence; Rose M. Dobbie, Sec, 231 Bruce St., Lawrence; Bus. Off., 1627 Osgood St., Tel. 688-6038. LFJVTHER WORKERS IMT'L. UNION NO. 57 (Resinite Dept. of Borden Chemical Co.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Blue Fox Restaurant, ftte 125; Ronald MacDonald, Pres., 5? Roses St., Haverhill; Richard A. Demers, R.S., 5 Arlington Terrace, Lawrence. 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.; Albert A. Geobel, F.S., 92 Pleasant St. NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH CARPENTERS (See Attleboro) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 539. On Call; Robert L, McGuire, Pres., Ill Smith St.; Kenneth E, Cox, F.S,, 195 East St. 120 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH - Concl 'd. POSTAL CIIIRKS, UNITED FED. NO. 219. 3rd Wed., Red Cross Bldg., Chestnut St.; Richard F. Phippen, Pres., 26U High St.; John T. Carr, S.T., 36 Smith St. SILVER, JEWELRY AND HffiCIOUS METALS WORKERS UNION NO. 359 (Webster Silversmiths). First Tues, , American Legion Hall, So. Washington St.; Raymond L. Dodge, Pres., 90 Fisher St.; Harry Johnson, F.S.T., 21 Pleasant St., Norton. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. U019 (Jarvis Taps, Inc.). On Call, Monthly, Franco-American Hall, Elm St.; Joseph L'Herault, Pres., U Dean Ct.; Wesley S. Bennoch, F.S., 2U Spring St., Mansfield. NORTH BRQOKFIELD LETTER CARRIERS NO. 30$2. On Call; George Murphy, Pres., 228 Main St.; Matthew Benvenuti, F.S., 3$ Walnut St. NORTH E A S T N ( See EASTON ) NORTH READING STATE, COUfJTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 96k (No. Reading Rehabilitation Center). On Call, School Hall, Lowell Rd. ; Robert Park, Pres., II4O Chandler St., Andover; Edward A. Doyle, R.S.T.,B.A., 22 Vine St., Andover. NORTHAMPTON BARBERS, JOURN^MEN NO. 3I4. 3rd Wed., Where Called; Angelo Yacuzzo, S.T., 12U Park St., Easthampton; John Bombard, R.S.,B.A., 1; 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. Til ton, F.S.T.,B.A., 23 Smith St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERFJiS NO. U. 2nd and Uth Mon., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Warren Sullivan, S.T., 53 Union St.; James R. Finn, B.A. 122 Prospect Ave, BUILDING LABORERS (See Construction and General Laborers No. 596 in Holyoke) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 211 (Domestics, Smith College). 3rd Mon., Seelye Hall, at College; Anne E. Fischer, Pres., Comstock House; Anna M. Bak, S.T., 136 Damon Rd. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 263 (Smith College). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Kenneth A. Arnold, Pres., 30 Acrebrook Dr., P'lorence; Howard A. Braman, S.T., 67 Franklin St. CARPENTERS NO. 351. 3rd Thurs., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; William J. Murphy, Pres., College Hghwy. , Southampton; Robert J. McGrath, S.T.,B.A. , I3S Maple- wood Terrace. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 710. First Wed., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Ifein St.; George A. Rouleau, F.S., 58 Columbus Ave.; George J. O'Brien, B.A., 58U Ryan Rd., Florence. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-9U7 (Northampton Gas Co, & Mass. Electric Co.). First Thurs., 7,30 P.M., at Bus, Off., 25 Main St,; Harold A. Asher, F.S., 17 Trumbull Rd.; William Ahern, B.A., 155 Riverside Dr. FEDERAL FHPLOYEES, NAT'L. FED. NO. 377 (IND) (V.A. Hospital). On Call; John Matusek, Acting Pres., 53 High St., Florence; Joseph A. Lanzello, Acting S.T., 21 Lasell Ave. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. IO8. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., Fire Headquarters, 60 Masonic St., Tel. 58U-7166; Harold Tacy, Pres., 152 No. Maple St., Florence; Denis J. Walsh, Jr., S.T., 339 Bridge Rd., Florence. 121 ; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTHAMPTON - Concl'd . FIRraffiN AND OILERS NO. IU3 (Smith College). First ^bn., 7 P.M., Heating Plant, at College, West St.; George Pratt, Pres.j Lawrence LaCroix, S.T., 178 West St. GOVERra-IENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. NO. 10? (IND) (V.A. Hospital). 2nd Tues., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Eugene Mongeon, Pres. , 26 Trumbull Rd. James Therrien, Treas., 78 Spring St., Florence. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 113 (See Bartenders) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 773 (Hotel Northampton, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 3.30 P.M., at Hotel, King St.; Doris Cichy, Pres. ,F.S.T.,B.A., 21 Western Ave.; Ann Saland, R.S,, Marcus St, LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING AND DYE HOUSE WORKERS NO. 2li7 (IND) (Smith College). Bi- monthly, First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Stanley Mason, Pres., l5 Winter St.; Irene Gawron, S.T., 177 i CARPENTERS AND JOirffiRS NO. 2570 (Millmen) (Gothic Crafts, Inc.). First Tues., 3.U5 P.M., The Grille, Solomon Pond Rd.; Berardino Giancola, R.S., 5 Elm St., Hudson; Joseph Kinnarney, B.A., East St., Hopkinton. NORTHBRIDGE LETTER CARRIERS NO. lU7ii. First Mon., k P.M., Post Office, Church St., Whitins- ville; Paul Duggan, Pres.; Edward Baldwin, F.S., 20 Brook St., Whitinsville. 122 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTHBRIDGE - Ctoncl'd . PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL V/ORKERS NO. 190 (Kupfer Bros. Div. of I4illen Industries, Inc.). On Call, 7 P.M., Village Hall; James J. Fallon, H.S., UO Church St., Linwood; Frank J. UiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 'Jarden St., Maiden. STATE, COUNTY AW MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1709 (Town Emp.). First Hon., 7 P.M., Malmgren Hall, Cottage St., Vifhitinsville; Joseph Perras, Sec, 5U Church St., John Keefe, B.A., Oak St., Fayville. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 365U (Whitin Machine Works, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 50 Cottage St., Whitinsville, Tels. 23U-7U96 and 23J4-7757J Joseph R. Chabot, Pres., 2U Pluimner Rd., Whitinsville; Joseph P. Hidcey, F.S., I3U No. Main St., Whitinsville. NORTON STATE, COUNTY AJTO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1702. 3rd Wed., L.G. Nourse School; Mary C. Kullas, Pres., 75 King Philip Rd. ; Winifred Hardigan, R.S., No. Washington St. NORWOOD AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS NO. U70 (Mason-Neilan Div, of Worthington Corp.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.; Jeremiah Hurley, Pres., IO6 Richmond St., Dorchester; Paul Pazareskis, F.S.T., I3 Gould Ave., E. Walpole. BARBERS INDEPENDENT UNION, NOKVOOD. First Thurs., 6.3O P.M., Landry's Barber Shop, Washington St.; James A. Siletti, Pres., 253 Vernon St.; Nicholas Bonelli, F.S.T.,B.A., 681 E. Seventh St., So. Boston; Bus. Off., 502 Washington St, BOOKBINDERS AND BINDERY WOMEN NO. I76. 2nd Tues., 1156 V/ashington St.; Joseph King, Pres,, 6I Hoyle St.; Robert Costello, F.S., 17U Prospect St. BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No, America No, I38) CARPENTERS NO. 866. First Hon., at Bus, Off,, 1156 Washington St., Tel. 762-2IOI; Roger Flaherty, Pres., 22 Plimpton Ave,; Thomas Moseley, B.A. 53 Heaton Ave, FIRE FIGHTERS NO, I63I. First Tues., Fire Station; John F. Walsh, Pres., 113 Nahatan St.; Robert F. Stanton, S,T., 90 Monroe St. LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA NO. I38 (Construction and General Laborers). Uth Wed., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St, George Ave,; I'lanuel Sargo, S.T., 18 Essex St., Brockton; Frank Saster, B.A., 32 Landry St., Franklin. LETTER CARRIERS NO, 7U2. Uth Wed., American Legion Hall, Fairview Rd. ; Peter Connolly, Pres., 377 Railroad Ave,; Daniel J. Griffin, S.T., IO8 Hill St. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 13U05 (Dist 50) (IND) (Norwood Gas Co,). On Call, Lithuanian Hall, I3 St. George Ave,; Robert Durkin, Pres., 17 Merrifield PI.; George M. Overa, Asst. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St,, Boston, Tel, Ca 7-3686. MUSICIANS NO. 3h3. 2nd Tues., Woricingmen's Hall, 99t Wilson St.; Donald J, Patnaude, Pres,, 1216 Central St., Stoughton; Helen H. Neyland, F.S.T,, 1167 High St, PAINTERS NO. 7U7, 2nd Thurs,, Carpenters Hall, 1156 Washington St,; Frank Rodak, Pres., 21ii Union St.; Louis Poiscitti, F,S., U2 Irving St, PAPER AlflD ALnED WORKFJtS, UNITED NO. 735 (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Helpers in VJalpole) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITFD FED, NO, 277U. On Call; Albert Gustafson, Pres., 79 Dean St,; Benedict Devine, Sec, 25 Crestwood Circle, PRINTING PRESSMEN AND ASSISTANTS UNION, NORWOOD NO. 35. First Sun., 2.30 P.K,, Lithuanian Hall, 13 St, George Ave.; Peter H. Sansone, Pres,, 878 Washington St,; Warren E, Carroll, S.T., 30 Maple St,, Walpole. 123 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORWOOD - Goncl'd . RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AI® PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 385 (New London Mills, Inc.). First Mon. , 3,15 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St, George Ave,; Francis A, Nevins, S.T., 12U Polley Lane, E, Walpole; Salvatore Camelio, Dist. Dir. 73 Tranont St., Boston. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC VJORKERS NO. 781; (Laminated Sheet Products). 3rd Tues., I4.3O P,M, , Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave,; Paul Flanagan, Pres., 80 Main St,, Foxboro; Frank Hines, Sec, 157 Mansfield Ave., Norton. STATE, COUNTY AW MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 362 (Town Emp. ). 2nd Thurc, Civic Hall, Washington St.; Joseph Flynn, Pres., II6 Hill St.; Paul Thomas, S.T., 25 Lydon St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, l509) TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS AND HELHIRS NO. 735 (United Paper and Allied Wkrs.) (See Walpole) THF.ATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 723. Bi- monthly, Uth Sun., 10 A.M., 1156 Washington St.; Ernest M. Santamaria, Pres., lU V/alton St., Wakefield; Bernard W. Sherman, S.T., U88 Pond St., Franklin. PALMER ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, lOT'L. NO. 223 (Pierson Plastics Co,). On Call, Bi-monthly, at Bus. Off., Rm. 7, Ul2 Main St,; Edgar Freeman, Pres., 81 So, Main St., Bondsville; Ronald Lombardi, F.S., Overlook Dr,, Three Rivers. ELBCIRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKFJtS, INT'L. NO. 291; (Three Rivers Industries). On Call, Copper Rm., St. Stanislaus Hall, Main St., Three Rivers; Josephine Jackewicz, Pres., Laurel Rd, ; Elaine Garbin, R. S., 19 Sibley St., Three Rivers. HATTERS, GAP AND MILUNERY WORKERS (See Holyoke Local No. IO6) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1717. On Call, at Post Office, Park St.; Walter Noga, Pres.; John Francis Shea, S.T,, P.O. Box 1. PAPERMjSKERS and PAPERWORKEffi, UNITED NO. 81;7 (Diamond Fibre Division Corp.). Uth Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 366 Main St.; Florence Ziemba, R.S., River St., R.F.D. 2; Walter Riley, B.A., 191; Thompson Rd. , Webster. PAPFRMAKERS PMD PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 9l;2 (Kruger Tissue Mills, Inc., Bonds- ville). 3rd Mon., 3.3O P.M., St. Mary's Lyceum Hall, Bondsville; Peter Bokum, Pres., 10 Stewart Ct., Bondsville; David Phillips, F.S., Barre Rd., Wheelwright. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 930. On Call; Karl Anderson, Pres., 222 Wilbra- ham Rd. , Hampden; James J. Haley, S.T., Airport Rd. STEFLWORKERS OF AMERICA, UInITTED NO. 2923 (Wickwire Spencer Steel Corp.). Last Sun., at Bus, Off., 366 Main St., Tel. 283-8821; Joseph Koss, Pres., Mt, View Dr., Ware; Joseph P, Majka, F.S., IS Pine St., Ludlow. STEFLWORKERS OF AMEFaCA. UNITED NO. 5989 (Jarvis & Jarvis Div. , United Service Equipment Co., Inc.). First Mon., 3.3O P.M., at Bus. Off., 366 Main St.; Bernard K. Meyer, R.S., 18 Bowden St,; Raymond E, Murray, Field Rep., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 322 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co.). 3rd Tues., at Bus, Off,, 3rd Fl., 1;65 No, Main St,, Tel, 283-8371; 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., at Bus. Off., Fire Station, Ul Lowell St., Tel, 53I-3I1I1I1; David McDonald, Pres., 3 Parsons St.; Salvatore Ittstretta, R.S.T., 7 Coolidge Rd. 12U LOCAL LABOR UNIONS P E A B D Y - Concl'd . FUR AND LEATHER WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Allied District Local No. 128-FL in Lynn) LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 21. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 10 Lowell St., Tel. 531-6200; Richard B. O'Keefe, Bus. Mgr.j Arthur Z. Cecelski, B.A. LEATHF-R WORKFJIS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 33 (A. C. Lawrence Leather Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 Central St., Tels. 531-2lUli and 531-21U5; Richard L. Lussier, Treas., 2k Rainbow Hd,; Donald T. Gilmore, B.A., 77 Main St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 236. On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office; James Baras, Pres.; Robert Melota, Sec, 10 Barrett Rd. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 2119 (Stem Can Co.). 3rd Tues., U.30 P.M., Leather Wkrs. Hall, 10 Lowell St.; George Buonopane, Pres. , l5 Central St., Wobum; Anthony Mastandrea, B.A., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton. MEAT OJTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED (See Allied District Local No. 128-FL in Lynn) PAPERMAKFJIS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 7U8 (Bayco, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 122 Union St., Lynn; Kenneth Dushane, Pres., 2 Lynn St.; Edward Moore, B.A., S Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U65. Quarterly, First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Post Office, 22 Foster St.; Frank Essember, Pres., 17 James St.; Nicholas Sawchuk, S.T., 27 Swampscott Ave. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 837 (Bicknell & Fuller Corrugated Container Corp.). 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Polish-American Club, 9 Daniels St., Salem; Irene Linger, R.S., 88 McKay St., Beverly; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., kl Garden St., Maiden. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 36U. 2nd Tues., 8.3O P.M., Leather VJkrs. Hall, 10 Lowell St.; James C. Keenan, Pres., k Arnold Rd. ; George Murphy, S.T., 16 Columbus Rd. TEACHERS UNION, PEABODY NO. 1289. On Call, A.O.H. Hall, Lowell St.; James F. Cunniff, Pres., 21 No. Central St.; Ethel F. Crean, Treas., lU Holten St. PEPPERELL PAPERMAKF.HS AND PiPERWOPJCERS, UNITED NO. 53U (St. Regis Paper Co., Nashua River Div.). 2nd Sun., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St., E. Pepperell; Melvin Giguere, Pres., 7U Main St., E. Pepperell; Harry Dow, F.S., 117 High St., E. Pepperell. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 5$2 (Bemis Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St., E. Pepperell; Floyd Bancroft, F.S.T., Main St., E. Pepperell; Ernest J. White, Int'l. Rep., h9 Poliqr St., Salem, New Hampshire. PITTSFIELD BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 127. 3rd Wed., 8.15 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Bradford St.; James Mancivalano, Pres., 323 Fenn St.; Charles R. Mole, S.T.,B.A., 50 Elm St. BARTENDFJIS NO. llU. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Elks Club, 27 Union St.; Harold Morrison, Pres., 10 Edgewood Rd.; Cornelius J. Hurley, F.S.T.,B.A., 53 Elmview Terrace. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 20. 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Polish Community Club, S$ Linden St.; Clayton Harrington, Pres., Longview Rd. , Lanesboro; Dominic F. Sangiovanni, F.S.T.,B.A., 51; Taylor St. 125 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS PITTSFIELD - Cont'd . BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l, Union of No, America No. U73) CARPENTERS NO. hUh. First and 2nd Tues. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., l50 South St., Tel. l;li7-7Ul7j Albert A. Hudak, Treas., 86 Bay State Rd. j Fred Hansen, Jr., B.A. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS (See Mine Workers, United No. Iii395) ELFOTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 2% (General Electric Co.). First Mon. , 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 109 Woodlawn Ave., Tel. Hi 3-5030; Henry O'Neil, Pres., 83 East Park Terrace; Paul Virgilio, F.S.T., 69 Edison Ave. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND I4ACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 255 (General Electric Co.). Last Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 109 Woodlawn Ave., Tel. UU2-6996; Gerald F. Doyle, F.S., l5 Lincoln St.; George V. DiPalazzo, B.A., 5 Arch St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 225 (IND) (Technical Engineers) (Jones Div., Beloit Corp.). First Hon., 5 P.M., Polish Falcon Club, UO Bel Air Ave.; Francis McMahon, Pres., 107 Memorial Dr.; Donald E. Bolio, F.S.T., 303 Onota St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 28U. 3rd Fri,, Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Wayne E. Prue, S.T., I6 Chestnut St., Dalton; W. F. Greene, B.A., l5 Orlando Ave.; Bus. Off., 150 South St., Tel. hil3-l555. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 909 (Western Mass. Electric Co.). First Fri., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Matthew 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 WORKF.RS NO. 12325 (Cist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Berkshire Gas Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish Comraanity Club, 55 Linden St.; Paul E. Brindle, III, Pres., 129 Euclid Ave.; John P. Anderson, F.S.T., 1^8 Draper Ave. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 211^7 (U.S. Naval Ordnance). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; Charles A. Taylor, Pres., Old Chatham, New York; Helen Wojnicki, S.T., I89 Kemp Ave., No. Adams. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 58. Quarterly, 2nd Thurs., 12.30 P.M., Rainbow Restaurant, First St.; Carlyle E. Perrault, Pres., 206 Appleton Ave.; Annibale J. Croce, Sec, 63 Bushey Rd. LABORERS INT'L. OF NO. AMERICA NO. U73. 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Madison Cafe, h9 Madison Ave,; Dominic J. Dascani, F.S.T,, 7I Circular Ave.; Patrick J. Mele, B.A., 201 Churchill St.; Bus. Off., l50 South St., Tel. 14;2-1970. L/THERS NO. I76. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Old State Rd. Berkshire; Stanley H. Rhodes, Pres., Williamstown Rd., Williamstown; Robert J. White, R.S.T.,B.A., 6U Summer St., Lanesboro. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 286. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish Community aub, 55 linden St.; Howard Dsury, Pres., 98 Bryan St.; Thomas M. Sherman, S.T., 31 Cromwell Ave. MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO, li;395 (Dist 50) (IND) (Construction VJkrs. ). Bi-monthly, First Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; John McGrath, Pres., Columbia St., Adams; Michael Knox, F.S., 856 W. Housatonic St. MOVING PICTURE M/.CHINE OPERATORS No. U52. 2nd Mon., 9.30 A.M., Boys Club, 17 Melville St.; Edward J. Rogers, R.S.,B.A., 338 Dalton Ave.; William L. Volin, S.T., 157 Conn Ave. MUSICTANS NO. 109. First Mon. (Jan., Apr. , July, Oct.), Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St,; Charles M, DeBlois, Pres., IO6O North St.; Mario Patti, B.A., 21 Milan St. PAINTERS NO. 9h. First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St,; James J. Renzi, R.ti,, ixl Melbourne Rd.; Harold Degere, B.A., h93 Elm St. PAPEH^AXERS AND PAPEHWORKERS, UNITED NO. 882 (Eaton Paper Corp.). First Wed., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Joseph F. Puleri, Pres., 18 Debra Ave., Lee; William M, Popp, Treas., 102 Stratford Ave.; Bus. Off., I38 South St., Tel, liU7-7111. 126 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS PITTSFIELD - Concl'd, PLANT PR0TEC1I0N EMPLOYEES NO. 1 (IND) (General Electric Co.). Quarterly, On Call, at Bus. Off., 230 North St.; Edward W. Filiault, Pres.,B.A., Plunket Ave., Hinsdale; Robert F. Alexander, S.T., U5 Buel St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 297. 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 119 Seymour St.; Paul E, Gould, f.S.T., 31 Brown St.; Joseph Rondeau, B.A., Hutchinson Lane, Lenox. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3U5l. 3rd Sun., Where Called; James J. McGuigan, Jr., Pres., 3$3 E. New Lenox Rd. ; Paul V. Matthews, Sec, 63 V^ilson St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. UI9 (IND) (Berkshire County Branch). On Call, Semi- annually; James B. Hamilton, Pres., 38 Wood Ave.; Anthony J. Sangiovanni, S.T., 55 Cleveland St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 228. 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Tyler Restaurant, 796 Tyler St.; Kenneth Keehnle, Pres., 22 Alden Ave.; Charles W. Gaskell, S.T., 26 Morning- view Dr. RAILROAD SIGNALMEN (See Local No. 127 in Framingham) RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 336. 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Turnverin Hall, 119 Seymour St.; William S. Farrell, S.T., 66 Norman Ave.; Arthur T. Van Gelder and Jeremiah A. Parker, Local Ch. RAILWAY AND STEAI4SHIP CLERKS NO. 273 (B k A). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Elks Club, 27 Union St.; Gaston Goyette, Pres., 188 Melbourne Rd. ; George Denault, R.S.T., 62 Harris St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 6S (IND) (City Emp. ). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Polish Falcon Club, kO Bel Air Ave.; Jack V. Groat, Pres., 33 Cherry St.; Donald E. Davis, Sr., R.S., 280 Bradford St. STATE, COUNTY AITO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 86I (City Emp.). First Mon. , V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; Zenophil Bleau, Pres., 32 Stratford Ave.; Raymond Campbell, R.S., 2U3 Lebanon Ave. STRF.KT RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. U96 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEACHERS, PITTSFIELD FED. NO. 1315. First Thurs., 3.30 P.M., Where Called; Donald Morelli, Pres., 30 Sheffield St.; Peter F. Martinelli, F.S.T., I8 Park Circle Dr. , Dalton. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMEHTCAN FED. NO. li;0 (General Electric Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 10 Dalton Ave., Tel. J4ii3-U062; Paul H. Rapkowicz, Pres.; Mario J. Tassinari, F.S. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. II45 (General Electric Co.). Quarterly, 2nd Mon., 10 Dalton Ave.; A. A. Vuillemot, Pres., 9k Acorn St.; Warren W. Sweeney, S.T., 1; Morningview Dr. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Angelina Massaconi, Rep., 192 Benedict Rd. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. lit (IND) (N.E. Tel. 4 Tel. Co.). First and 3rd Tues., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Paul E. Coughlan, Pres., 5 Hall PI.; Paul J. Delasco, R.S., I306 East St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. U52 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT UNION, AI^LGAMATED NO. k96 (Yellow Coach Lines). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Bradford St.; John W. Towsley, Pres. ,B.A., 2ii Albert St., Adams; Donald G. Goodrich, F.S., Cheshire Rd., Berkshire. TYPOGRAPHICAL, PITTSFIELD NO. 109. First Mon., 3 P.M., Eagle Pub. Co., 33 Eagle St.; George L. Foley, Pres., 9k Velma St.; Alberico J. DiNicola, F.S.T.,B.A., 91 Parker St. PLAINVILLE STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3637 (Whiting & Davis Co.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Franco-American Club, I4I Elm St., No. Attleboro; Leo L. Nolan, Pres., 29 Broad St., No. Attleboro; Thomas E. Kelliher, R.S., 867 West St., Attle- boro; Bus. Off., at Plant, W. Bacon St., Tel. 699-J4I4II. 127 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS PLYMOUTH LETTER CARRIERS NO. I36. On Call, Monthly, Elks Hall; Robert Fabri, Pres., Sandwich Rd, ; Robert A. Viella, S.T., 9 Rodman Lane. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKFitS NO. 977 (Plymouth Rock Lodge) (Revere Copper & Brass, Inc., Edes Mfg. Div,). First Sun,, 3 P.M., Cold Spring Club, Lothrop St.; Henry Dickson, Pres., ii3 Olrastead Terrace; William R. Dupuis, F.S.T., 23 Stafford St. MACHINISTS AND AFJIOSPACE WORKERS NO. 1159 (Cobb & Drew, Inc.). 3rd Tues., Sea Side Club, Forest Ave. Ext,, No. Plymouth; Ernest Sirois, Pres., Prospect Ct., Kingston; Roy K, Geddis, F.S.T., 20U Water St. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 281. First Tues., at Bus. Off,, 7 Main St.; Donald C. Besegai, Pres,, lU Riverview Dr, , Kingston; Paul M. Warnsman, R.S.T., 18 Fremont St, PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND, UNION OF NO. 21 (Plymouth Cordage Co.). On Call, 3rd Sat., 2.30 P.M., at Plant; Charles A, Northrup, Pres., Main St., Plympton; Erving H. Wall, S.T., 27 Standish Ave, STATE, COJNTY At© MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U3 (Mass. Correctional Institution), Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Institution, So. Carver; Paul M. Tremblay, Pres.; William J. Hocking, R.S.T., Box 388, Middleboro. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 692 (Plymouth Cordage Co. Div. of Columbian Rope). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Where Called; Walter J. Furtado, Pres., 37 Cherry St.; Ramo Bongiovanni, R.S.T. , 3 So. Cherry St.; Bus. Off., 303 Court St., Tel, 7U6-0230. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 792. 2nd Sun., 10,30 A.M., Home of Pres.,F.S.T, ; John Wm. Reed, Pres. ,F.S.T., 128 Sandwich St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E,, INC. NO. 338 (IND). First Tues., American Legion Hall, Federal Furnace Rd,; Edward P, Lewis, Pres,, Woodlawn Circle, Marshfield; John F. Grady, Treas., 139 Summer St. PROVINCETOWN LETTER CARRIFJiS NO. 1285. On Call, Post Office, 219 Commercial St.; Francis E. Valentine, Pres., 32 Court St.; Bernard A. Days, S.T., 1U3 Bradford St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1U62 (Town Emp.). First Mon., Town Hall, Commercial St.; Arthur Roderick, Pres,; Stanley Carter, Treas., 7 Conant St. Q U I N C Y BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO, 390. 3rd Thurs., Home of S.T.; Edward Curry, Pres., 372 Granite Ave., E. Milton; Joseph Campobasso, S.T., 1220 Hancock St, BRICKLAYERS, STONE MASONS, PLASTERERS Aim CEMENT FINISHERS NO, 52. 2nd and Uth Mon,, at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel, 773-5566; Robert Ceriani, Pres,, 17 Elm Knoll Rd., Braintree; Carmine D'Olimpio, F.S,,B,A., 70 So. Walnut St, BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. I33) CARPENTERS NO. 762. 2nd and i^th Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. 7U9-3U50; George Oster, Pres.,B,A,, I30 Cleveland Ave,, Braintree; A. F. Bruce, S.T., 23 McGrath Hghwy. CARPENTERS, SHIP NO. 2U68. First Tues., Senior Citizens Ctr. , 2k High School Ave.; Bernard S. Allen, Pres., 5 Avon Rd. , Norwood; Theodore Johnson, R.S.T., 1U5 Willard St. CUSTODIANS ASSN., CITY OF QUINCY PUBLIC SCHOOL (IND). 2nd Mon., Central Jr. High School, 1012 Hancock St.; Charles Murphy, Pres., 37 Eustis St.; Edward Bacon, Sec, 122 Mayflower Rd, 128 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS Q U I N C Y - Cont'd. DISTRICT MANAGERS ASSN., CIRCULATION (IND) (The Patriot Ledger). On Call, Y.M.C.A., 79 Coddington St.; Arthur A. Parker, Pres., 22 St. Margaret St., E. Weymouthj Francis Scanlon, S.T., llU Mollis Ave. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed, of) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 792. 3rd Thurs., American Legion Hall, Miller St.; Patrick J. McAuley, Pres., 10 Beechwood St.; Peter J. Cooke, Treas., 93 Hilma St. GOVERNMT.NT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1888 (Supervisor of Shipbuilding, U. S. Navy). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., U.U5 P.M., U80 Quincy Ave.; Carl Caefer, Pres., 3$ Cleveland Ave., Saugus; John T. Burke, S.T., k9 Mitchell St., Randolph. GRANITE CUTTERS. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Italian Society Hall, 36It Water St.; Alfonse Mansani, Pres., 11 Homer Rd.; Panfilo DiBona, Int'l. Rep., 75 Trafford St. LABORF.RS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA NO. 133 (General Construction and Laborers). 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. 7ii9-U275; John T. Weber, Pres., U6 Bromfield St.; P. Rosatone, Bus. Mgr., 99 Bigelow St. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. lU5l. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 317 Newport Ave., Wollaston; George W. Abemathy, F.S., 17 Tolman St., Dor- chester; Ralph Lindquist, B.A., 2 Lawrence Rd. , Natick. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS, INDUS. UNION OF NO. 5 (General Dynamics Elec- tric Boat). First Tues., at Bus. Off., 1480 Quincy Ave., Tel. 773-7900; Ronald Orcutt, Pres.; George E. MacPherson, Exec. Sec. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS IfJDUS. UNION OF NO. 90 (General Dynamics Elec- tric Boat). Uth Thurs., U80 Quincy Ave.; Arthur L. FitzGerald, Pres., 35 Russell Rd., So. Weymouth; Charles M. Johnston, F.S., 108 Phillips St., Weymouth; Bus. Off., Rm. 12, 1621 Hancock St., Tel. U79-6862. MFJiT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MECHANICAL AND ALLIED PRODUCTION WKRS. NO. hkh (See Retail, Wholesale and Depart- ment Store Union) OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 8-366. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., U80 Quincy Ave.; Joseph Colby, Pres., IkS Westminster Rd. , Weymouth; Francis Connelly, F.S.T., 307 Lake St., Weymouth. PAINTERS NO. 773- First Tues., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. 773-5566; George Stearns, Sr. , Pres., I68 Pond St., Randolph; Joseph F. Hurson, Sr., Treas., Bus. Rep,, 28 Harbor Villa Ave., E. Braintree. PATRIOT LEDGER ASSOCIATES, THE (IND) (George W. Prescott Pub. Co., Inc.). On Call, Lunchroom, Patriot Ledger, 13 Temple St.; William B. Buckley, Pres., 718 W. Main St., Avon; Joseph Shea, Treas., 6 Lehaven Terrace, Braintree. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. U. Quarterly, On Call, Home of S.T.; Paul D'Olimpio, Pres., 23 Brooks Ave.; Malachy Creaven, S.T. , 29 Glenview Rd. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 275. First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. 773-5566; Ralph Alicandri, Pres., 128 Independence Ave.; Thomas P. Curry, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 73 Parkside Ave., Braintree. PROCTER AND GAMBLE EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF QUINCY, INC. (IND). Bi-monthly, 3rd Wed., V.F.W, Hall, Abington; Raymond Spink, Pres., 57 Jacquelyn Hd. , Weymouth; Walter I. Kennedy, Jr., Treas., 67 Acorn St., Braintree. RETAIL CLERKS UNION NO. 22)4 (Food k Grocery Stores). 2nd Tues., U80 Quincy Ave,; John J. Barron, S.T.; Eraile T. Canzano, B.A.; Bus. Off., 37 Brockton Ave., Abington, Tels. Gr 1-37UO and Tr 8-O673. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. khh (Mechanical and Allied Production Wkrs. ). On Call, Bi-monthly, Veterans Hall; Frank Sophis, Pres., 25 Rogers St., W. Quincy; Joseph H. Honan, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 20li, 6(^ V/ashington St., Boston, Tel. 5U2-1563. STEELWO:^KFilS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3920 (S.H. Couch Co., Inc. and Couch Ord- nance Co.). 2nd Thurs., Montclair Mens Club, Holbrook Rd, ; Frank Johnson, Pres., 65 Kemper St., Wollaston; Albert Jackson, F.S., 57 Macy St. 129 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS Q U I N C Y - Concl'd . STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. U33$ (Boston Gear Wks. Div. of the Murray- Co. of Texas). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., h9h Hancock St., Tel. Pr 3-7027; Richard M. Dalton, F.S., 118 Pierce Rd., Weymouth; Edward Roukema, B.A. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, 1509) TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. I5l (General Dynamics Electric Boat). Last Tues., 5.30 P.M., Fore River Club House, l6 Nevada Rd. ; Francis McAuliffe, Pres., Iii8 Squantum Rd. ; John Perruzi, F.S., 33 Bradly Rd., Weymouth TELEPHOlffi ACCOUNTim WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (INL) (Southeast Accounts). On Call, 5 P.M.; Phyllis O'Malley, Office Cncl. Ch., 159 Upland Rd. ; Maureen Maguire, Ch. TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Southeast Machines). On Call, 5 P.M.; Susan Buzzi, Ch. , 159 Upland Rd. ; Marie Antonangeli, Sec. TELEPHONE TRAFHC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Marion Bankus, Rep., 200 Hamilton Ave. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U5U (Mass. Electric Co., South Shore Div.). 2nd Wed., 8.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Conmercial St., E. Weymouth; James W. Duca, Pres., 38 Hanian Dr., E. Weymouth; Donald C. Belcher, Treas., 911 Pleasant St. , E. Weymouth. RANDOLPH ELF.CTRICAL, RADIO AND MCHINE VIORKERS, INT'L. NO. 271 (Elliott Business Machines, Inc.). First Mon., U.15 P.M., St. Bernadet's Hall, Pond St.; Edward Dignan, Pres., 107 Malvern Rd., Brockton; Joseph Hurley, F.S., 23 Lafayette St., Arlington. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN., RANDOLPH NO. 1268. First Thurs., Central Fire Station, Memorial Dr.; John Sullivan, Pres., 12 Liberty St.; Garrett P. Keane, S.T., 1U5 Canton St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2512. Quarterly, On Call, 7.30 P.M., Post Office; Robert Tripp, Pres., 362 West St.; Francis H. Kelly, Sec, hi Lewis Dr. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUl'I AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 562 (Chase 4^ Sons, Inc.). Last Sun., Masonic Bldg., Main St.; Warren A. Higgins, Pres., 56 Depot St.; George Santos, Treas., U6 Seaver St., No. Easton, R A Y N H A M BUILDItC SFJIVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. iaO-A (Raynhara Pari-Mutuel Guild). 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,, 11^68 Broad St., Providence, Rhode Island, Tel. 781-513U. READING DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 22750 (Goodall Vinyl Fabrics, Inc.). 3rd Sun., K. of C, Hall, Sanborn St.; George Walden, Pres., 18 Elm St.; Patrick J. iijtiirault, F.S.T. , llU Washington St., Medford. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. l6U0. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., West Side Fire Station, Woburn St.; John 3. Doucette, Pres., Iii5 Woburn St.; Russell E. Carter, R.S., III45 Main St.; Bus. Off., k9 Pleasant St., Tel. 9UU-3131. 130 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS READING - Ck?ncl'd . HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 317 (Boston Stove Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Sanborn St.; Charles V. Grew, F.S.,C.R., lU Billingham St., Somerville; John J. Crowley, B.A., 1? Church St., Milford. REVERE BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. iao (Wonderland Dog Track). 2nd Fri., Hour Varies, Elks Hall, Shirley Ave. j Joseph Hoag, Pres.j Bernard Sochat, F.S.T.jB.A., 1513 North Shore Rd. ENTERPRISE CIGARETTE SERVICE EMPLOYEES UNION (IND) (Enterprise Cigarette Service, Inc.). First Mon., Where Called; Arthur H. Guttadauro, Pres., l62 Chestnut St., Chelsea; Peter Karger, R.S., 77 Blodgett Ave., Swampscott. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 926. 2nd V/ed., Central Fire Station, Broadway; Pat Tata, Pres., 219 Cooledge St.; Anthony V. Pesce, Sr., R.S., I3I Ponona St. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. lllil (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) ORANGE AND BLACK ASSOCIATES, INC. (IND) (Tidewater Oil Co.). Quarterly, First Sun., Hotel 128, Elm St., Dedham; George Charbonneau, Pres., 119 Bullock St., Fall River; Ottawell A. Henry, R.S., II6 Rhinecliff St., Arlington. PAINTERS NO. 1280. 2nd Wed., Ajnerican Legion Hall, 3h9 Broadway; Patrick A. Santo, Pres., 67 Warren St.; Victor Marquis, F.S,, 23 Central Ave. rear. REVERE OFFICE EMPLOYEtiS ASSN. OF THE SUN OIL CO. (IND). On Call; John D. Betts, Pres., 93 Victorj'' Rd, , Lynn, SUN OIL CO. OPERATING, MAIOTENANCE AW DELIVERY EMP. ASSN. OF REVERE (IND). Quarterly, First Sun., 3 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Arthur Dooley, Pres., 259 Linwood St., Lynn; Ralph J. Prete, K.S.T., 53 Orvis Rd. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 111^1. First Sat., 8 P.M., Oak Grove Community Hall, Oak Grove Sq., Maiden; Vincent Maiorano, Pres., II6 Revere St.; James H. Sanborn, F.S., P.O. Box I6I, Maiden. ROCKLAND BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO, hP&. 3rd Wed., Doc's Barber Shop, Union St.; Cosmo Delmonico, Pres., 607 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester; Paul Gilmartin, F.S.T., B.A. , Rte 1, Box I5l, Halifax. CARPENTERS NO. 1531. First and 3rd V/ed., G.A.R. Hall, 35 School St.; Harold Baker, Pres., Dwelley St., Pembroke; Lather P. Goodspeed, Treas.,B.A., 2iil4 Wales St., No. Abington; Bus. Off,, I96 North St., Hingham, Tel. 7i;9-2U80. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U02U (F.L. & J.C. Godraan Co.). First Mon., Ii.li5 P.M., American Legion Hall, Union St.; Bradford Whiting, Pres., 369 Reed St., Hanson; John Barry, F.S.T., kl Spring St. FIRF FIGHTERS NO. l602. 2nd Wed., Fire Station, Union St.; John Billings, Pres., U25 Liberty St.; Harold F. Sheehan, R.S., 100 Liberty St, LETTER CARRIFHS NO. 1082. On Call; Joseph A. Pratt, Pres., 57 Linden St.; Joseph VJ. Kelley, R.S.T., 77 Carey St. POSTAL CLERKS, Ul^TED FED. NO. UlCl. On Call; John Wentworth, Pres.; Gerald Keane, S.T., 23 Maple St. TFJCTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 310 (Rockland Webbing Co.). Last Sat., 3 P.M., American Legion Hall, Union St.; Evelyn DeGroff, Pres., 776 Plymouth St., Abington; Margaret Hayes, F.S. , 20 Darling Ct. ROCKPORT LETTER CARRIEfiS NO. lUl5. Serai -anniially, at Post Office, Broadway; Robert E. Grigg, Pres., 13 Prospect St. Ext.; Richard W. Salo, S.T., k9 Stockholm Ave. , Pigeon Cove. 131 : LOCAL LABOR UNIONS R W E ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 2083 (Yankee Atomic Electric Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, State St., Shelburne Falls; Donald A. Rice, Pres., High St., Charlemont; Theodore Houghton, Jr., B.A., Little Mohawk Rd. , Shelburne. RUSSELL PAPERMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS, UNITED NO. Slh (Westfield River Paper Co., Inc.). Last Sun., 3 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Huntington St.; Charles S. Daniels, Pres., Middlefield St., Chester; Wayne N. Diamond, R.S., Russell Rd. , Huntington. RUTLAND STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1170 (Rutland Heights Hospital). 2nd Full Wk. of Mo. Rotating Days, 7.30 P.M., Auditorium at Hospital, Maple Ave.; Therese I'ferphy, Pres., Glenwood Rd.; Richard Murphy, Treas., Glenwood Rd, SALEM BARBERS, J0URNEYMF21 NO. 385. 2nd Tues., Electrical Wkrs. Hall, 263 Essex St.; Daniel V. MacKinnon, Pres., 17 Oliver St.; Abraham S. Jacobs, S.T., 20 Linden St. BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. lit) CARPENTERS NO. 888. 2nd and Uth Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 176 Essex St., Tel. 7UU-3395; William Dash, F.S., 111 Liberty St., Danvers; Joseph MacComisky, B.A., 9 Shorten Ave., Beverly. NO. 1210 (French). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 176 Essex St.; Amable St. Pierre, R.S., ll6 Leach St.; Joseph MacComisky, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. NO. I5l6 (Mill). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 18, 176 Essex St., Tel. 7iU;-3395; Charles H. Haight, S.T., h Baker St., Peabody; Joseph MacComisky, B.A,, 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 291 (Sylvania Electric Pro- ducts, Inc.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., 122 Broadway, Tel. Pi U-5089; Joseph F. Sousa, Pres., 116 Midland St., Lowell; Charles E. Dagnall, S.T., 187 Topsfield Rd. , Ipswich. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 296 (Ruggles-Klingemann Mfg. Co.). First Wed., 263 Essex St.; Frederick Little, Pres., 2 Spring Ave., Hamilton; Philip E. Barbeau, R.S., 12 Barton St, ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 222 (IND) (Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., A.O.H. Hall, lOU Boston St.; Dickran Avigian, Pres., 33 Albion St.; Rose Quartarone, F.S., 2 Laurne Rd. , Peabody. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND I4ACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 279 (IND) (Atwood & Morrill Co.). 3rd Wed,, 2 P.M., Palmer Cove Yacht Club, 7U Leavitt St.; Leonard Bruneau, Pres., 81 Pleasant St., Manchester; Arthur Hannigan, B.A., 259 Edenfield Ave., Watertown. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 259. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel. 7liU-7U07; Arthur Conway, Pres., 7 Jasper St., Beverly; Ralph Ware, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., lOU Bellevue Rd. , Lynn. ENGINEERS, OPERATING (See Northeastern Mass. District Local No. 877 in Concord) FUR AND LEATHER WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Allied District Local No. 128 -FL in Lynn) 132 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SALEM- Cont'd, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 290 (Hotel Hawthorne). 2nd Thurs., 3 P.M., Hotel Hawthorne, 18 Washington Sq.; Grace H. Marchesini, S.T., 7U Bay View Ave., Lynn; William Larkin, B.A., 30 Cushman St, INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 68 (See Lynn) LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA NO. Ih. 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 23, 150 Washington St., Tel. 7UU-2719; Dominic R. Marraffa, F.S.T., 19 Wall St.; Rosario C. Marraffa, B.A., 6 Atlantic St. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION NO. 2U6 (Salem Laundry Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Hawthorne, 18 Washington Sq,; Ruth Keefe, S.T., $ Grant Rd.; John F. Donovan, Int'l. V.P. , 25 Huntington Ave., Boston, LETTER CARRIERS NO. l52. First Wed., at Bus, Off,, Amvets Hall, 13 Beckford St,, Tel, 7ii5-2U05; Joseph A. Dunn, Pres, , 310 Lafayette St,; Robert J. Campbell, F.S.T., 10 Arabella St, MAINTF.NANCE OF WAY EMPL0YI':ES NO. 987 (B & M Corp,). Last Fri., 7.30 P.M,, Franco-American Hall, Parte St., Beverly; Raoul Boudreault, Pres., 16 Western Ave,; Martin F. Flynn, S.T., 13 Beacon St. MF.AT CUTTF.RS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED (See Allied District Local No, 128-FL in Lynn) MOVING PICTURE I-IACHINE OPERATORS NO. 2k5 (See Lynn) NEWSPAPER GUILD, AI-IERICAN NO. 105 (Salem News Publishing Co,). On Call; James M. Shea, Pres., U6 Pierson St., Beverly; Foster T. Chandler, Treas., 29 Humphrey St., Marblehead (P.O. Box 522, Salem); Bus, Off., 155 Washington St,, Tel. 7UU-0600. PAINTERS NO. I896 (North Shore). First and 3rd Thurs., 253 Essex St.; Herbert Steele, Pres.; John E. McCarthy, F.S.,Bus. Rep,, 17 River St., Danvers. PLUMBFJiS AJ^TD STEAMFITTERS NO. I38. 2nd and Uth Mon. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel. 7U;-7U07; Charles A. Towne, R.S., 176 Topsfield Rd. Wenham; Domenic Carnevale, B.A., 200 Dodge St., Beverly. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 381. Charles Moore, Sec, 13 Mall St. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MtLL WORKERS NO. 837 (See Peabody) SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 25. Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off,, Rm. UOU, 60 Washington St,, Tel, 7UU-5060; Wyonetta Henwood, R.S., k Packard Rd., Peabody; Irving J. DiFabio, Mgr., Treas., 3 Garfield Ave., Danvers. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 29U (School Emp,), 3rd Sun., 6. 30 P.M., Where Called; Howard Redmond, Pres., 22 Boston St.; David H. Latinik, Sec, h Turner St, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 653 (Essex County Emp.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Essex County Agric. School, Maple St., Hathorne; James Chalifour, Pres., 38 Palmer St.; Laurence Lobao, S.T., 21 Proctor St., Peabody. STREPT RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy, ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, l509) TEACHERS UNION, SALEM NO. 1258. 2nd Mon., 2.U5 P.M., Where Called; Frank G. Nolan, Jr., Pres., 20 Ome St.; Max M. Pofcher, Treas., 8 Locust St.; Bus. Off., 20 Endicott St. TELEPHOrJE ACCOUNIING WORKERS, N,E. FED OF (IND) (Northeast Accounts). On Call, 5 P.M.; Sallie L, Gillis, Office Cncl. Ch. , 35 St. Peter St.; Marion Staples, Ch. TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Northeast Machines). On Call, 5 P.M.; Dorothy Mulcahy, Ch., 35 St. Peter St.; Margaret Ryan, Sec. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Rita Gronin, Rep., 9 Pleasant St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 10 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Mon., Vittori-Rocci Hall, Brimbal Ave., Beverly; Albert M. Powers, Pres., 19 Cottage Ave., Danvers; William E. Doherty, S.T., 6 Mill Brook Rd. , Beverly. TFJCTILE WORKERS OF AMERECA, UNITED NO. 3U2 (P. Clayman 133 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SALEM - Concl'd . UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 317 (IND). Uth Tues., Hawthorne Motor Hotel, Essex St.; Robert F. Hughes, Pres., 11 Rawlins St.; Paul G. Butler, F.S.T., h Nichols St. S A U G U S ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 263 (Eastern Tool 6c Stamping Co., Inc.). First Tues., 8.15 P.M., Pythian Hall, 335 Central St.; Jeffrey Olson, Pres., 5 Waitt Rd., Lynn; Ronald Carpenter, R.S., 11 Wilson St., Lynn. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. IOO3. On Call, Monthly, Fire Station, Hamilton St.; Anthony Castelluccio, Pres., 5 Western Ave.; Thomas Linskey, S.T., 22 Dustin St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAl EMPLOYEES NO. 262 (Town Emp. ). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., 7 Taylor St.; David Chiofolo, Ch. , 17 Smith Rd., Saugus; Alma D. Hyam, Sec, 17 Woodside Terrace, Lynn. TRANSIT UNION, AM/I£AMATED NO. IIU6 (Rapid Transit, Inc.). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Garage, 52 Crest Ave., Winthrop; Chester Perry, Pres., 27 Marshall St., Winthrop; Emerson D, Conrad, F.S.T., 8 Logan St., Lynn. SCITUATE FIRE FIGHTERS NO. lU6Ii. Bi-monthly, First Mon., Where Called; Edmond V. Raymond, Pres., 37U First Parish Rd.; Robert E. Sternfelt, S.T., 59 Hazel Ave, SHELBURNE ( SHELBURNE FALLS ) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. Qk9 (N.E. Power, Western Div.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, State St., Shelburne Falls; Donald R. Wark, Pres., Box 59, Vernon, Vermont; Alvin Dyer, R.S., Harriman Station, Readsboro, Vermont. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1798. On Call; Earl T. Richmond, Pres.; J. E. Phillips, R.S., Murray PI., Shelburne Falls. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3678. On Call; Carroll F. O'Neil, Pres., Stone Rd., Shelburne Falls; Wayne Truesdell, S.T.,B.A., 97 Elm St., Shelburne Falls, SHIRLEY UPHOLSTERERS NO. 70U (Samson Cordage Works). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Phoenix Hall, Phoenix St.; Stephen J. Forest, F.S.T., Holden Rd. ; Daniel F. Downey, B.A. , Maplewood Ave., Methuen. SHREWSBURY POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 375 (IND). Last Tues. (Jan. ,Mar. ,1'Iay, Sept., Nov.), 6 P.M., Where Called; Robert Gray, Pres., 273 Beardsden Rd. , Athol; Thomas Young, R.S,, 78 Dunster Rd. , Framinghara. STFELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6306 (Phalo Corp.). John D. Sullivan, Sub- Area Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 8OI, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. 756-3577. 13U LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SOMERSET UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U6U (N.E. Power Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Palms Restaurant, Seekonk; John J. Mulvey, Pres., 22 Kentland Ave., Providence, Rhode Island; Frank S. Roy, Sec, 38 Johnson St., Taunton. SOMERVILLE BAKERY AND CONFFiCTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN NO. 3U8 (See Cambridge) BOILERMAKERS NO. 65l (Steel Plate Fabricators). 2nd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, U06 Cambridge St., Allston; Harold Peterson, Pres., 302^ Broadway, Cambridge; Benjamin Miller, F.S.T.,B.A., I788 Beacon St., Brookline; Bus. Off., Rra. 782, Hotel Somerset, UOO Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Tel. Co 6-5977. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 239 (American District Tele- graph Co.), First Mon., 5.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 27 Chestnut St., Qiarlestown; Paul 0. Miguelon, Pres., B. A., 35 Revere Rd., Wobum; Arthur E. Holmes, R.S.T., h Forrest Ave. Ext., Wilmington. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 6I (See Boston) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 12U0. 3rd Thurs., Where Called; Henry J. McLaughlin, Pres., Box I2U; Janes C. Donahue, S.T., Box 12U. FIRFJ4EN AND FJ^JGINEI^.N, BRO. OF LOCOMOTIVE NO. U85 (B ^ K Corp.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Rm. 215, 69 Canal St., Boston; H. G. Spencer, R.S., h9 Webster St., Peabody; M. J. Hernon, B.A., 200 Central St. GULF EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF N.E. (IND) (Gulf Oil Corp.). Quarterly, Sun., 1.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave.; Joseph F. Finneran, Pres., 5 Pleasant St., Lexington; Thomas H. Lane, Ch., 5 Hardy St., Beverly. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICA, ALLIED NO. 905 (James A. Kiley Co.). 2nd Thurs., 8.30 P.M., Portuguese-American Civic League Hall, 26 Springfield St.; Francis A. Murphy, Pres., I6 Cypress Park, Melrose; William Grodis, F.S.T., 22 Loring St., So. Boston. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSN., SOMERVILIZ (IND). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., 217 Highland Ave,; Donald LaPierre, Ch., 37 Walnut St.; Alice L. McDonnell, S.T., 3l6a Beacon St. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 11 (See Boston) PAINTERS, DECOPJ^TORS AND PAPERHANGERS NO. 937. 3rd Mon., Y.M.C.A., Highland Ave.; Larry Clausen, Pres., 77 Rogers Ave,; H. J. Anderson, R.F.S., 22 Franklin St., Medford. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 230 (Int'l. Paper Co., Container Div.). 2nd Sun., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave.; Helen Lonero, R.S., 28a Waverley Ave.; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. PTJLP, SULPHITE AND PAPER 1€LL WORKERS NO. 56U (Consolidated Paper Box Co., Inc.), First Vted., 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave.; Raymond Woodman, R.S., UU Marshall St.; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., hi Garden St., Maiden. STATE, CITY Alffi TOVJN EMPLOYEES NO. 720 (IND) (City Emp.). On Call, Monthly, D.P.W. Bldg.; John F. Meskell, Pres., 7 Tower Ct. ; John F. Duggan, S.T., 10 Lowell Terrace. STATE, COUNTY km MUNICIPAL EfOTLOYEES NO. 27U (Welfare Dept. ). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., Y.M. G.A., 101 Highland Ave.; Lawrence M. Callahan, Pres.,Treas. , lOU Wheatland St.; I>!ary E. Hiltz, R.S., 78 Ossipee Rd. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2831. First Wed., 5.30 P.M., 298 Beacon St.; Thure Johnson, F.S., I6 Patten Rd. , Billerica; William Maloon, B.A., IU68 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. TEACHERS UNION, S0I1ERVILLE NO. I3OO. On Call, 3.30 P.M., Henley School, More- land St.; Jaraes Devlin, Pres., I55r Summer St.; Raymond Izzo, S.T., 12 Girard Rd. , Winchester, 135 . , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SOUTH H A D L E Y PAPF.RMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 660 (Marcal Paper Mills, Inc.). On Call; Wayne E. Avery, Pres., Daniel Shays Hghwy., Pelham; Raymond LaPlante, B.A., 19 So. Tallyho Dr., Springfield. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS AND HELPERS NO. UOU (See Springfield) SOUTHBRIDGE CARPENTERS (See Worcester) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 796. 2nd Mon., llH Central St.; Paul L. Dumas, Pres., 209 Marcy St.; Normand L. Viens, R.S., 395 Elm St, MUSIGEANS NO. ii9U. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1$1 Mechanic St., Tel. 76U-U652; Richard J. Bergeron, Sr. , Pres., R.R. 1, No. Grosvenordale, Con- necticut; Del Derosier, Sec.,B.A., 236 Church St., Putnam, Connecticut. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 53UU. On Call, D.A.V. Hall, West St.; Anthony Silvestri, Pres., General Delivery; Arthur M. Earls, R.S., Whitemore Rd. Sturbridge SPENCER LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1297. On Call; John McNamara, Pres., 39 Grove St.; Louis Durant, Jr., S.T., R.F.D,, Maple St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 27 (Kleven Shoe Co., Inc.). Tues., 7.30 P.M., 117 Main St.; Russell Dufresne, Pres., 17 Highland St.; Unabelle Arseneault, R.S.T., k9 Maple St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 322 (See Palmer) SPRINGFIELD AMERICAN BOSCH IND. UNION (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Wkrs., Int'l. No. 206) ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. k3' 3rd Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Leonard Johnson, F.S.T., 100 Elm St., Agawam; Donald Gray, B.A., S. Main St., Haydenville. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 32 (IND). Last Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. 732-OU38; Joseph A. Fabbri, Pres., 539 Kings Hghwy., W. Springfield; Adolph J. Zielinski, F.S.T.,B.A., 87 Warrenton St. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 30. 3rd Wed., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Aime J. Cote, Pres., 30 Garland St.; Edward Favreau, F.S.T., 93 Redlands St. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BEVERAGE AND DISTRIBUTIVE F-MPLOYEES NO. 566 (See Retail, Wholesale and Depart- ment Store Union) BILL POSTERS NO. l5. First Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Mchael Shea, Pres., 62 Avon PI.; John Shea, F.S.T., 398 Suifield St., Agawam. BLACKSMITHS, DROP FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 1570 (Moore Drop Forging Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35^ Center St., Chicopee; John Insero, Pres., 73U Dewey St., W. Springfield; Clarence Raymond, S.T., 12 Spring St., So. Hadley. BOIIJ'.RMAKERS NO. 725 (Storms Drop Forging Co.). On Call, Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 352 Center St., Chicopee; Edward Galanes, Pres., 1291 North St.; John Szafran, R.S.T., Feeding Hills Rd., Southwick. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 1. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-ia36; Edward Haggerty, Pres., Brush Hill Ave., W. Springfield; James Leonard, F.S.,B.A., 33 Brookline Ave., VJ. Springfield. 136 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS S PRINGFIELD - Cont'd . BROADCAST FMPLOYTCES AND TECHIMICIANS NO. 13 (Springfield Section). On Call, at WWLP, Provin Mt,; Donald D. Douyard, Pres., North St., Blandford; Lucian W. Marek, S.T., 33 Hitchcock St., Holyoke. BUILDING LABORERS (Wreckers and General Construction) (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. 999) CARPENTERS NO. 96. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St.; Wilfred A. Goneau, Pres., IO8 Wilber St.; Thomas Corarains, R.S., 2Ul Breck- wood Blvd. CARPENTERS NO. 177. 2nd and Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Patrick Finn, Pres., 73 West St., Easthampton; Harold J. Bagley, R.S., 28 Glencoe St. CHIMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. UlU (Monsanto Brichen Bend Plants). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; James T. Bava, Pres., Il5 Poplar St., Feeding Hills; John F. O'Connor, F.S.T., 60 Irving St., W. Springfield. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 26 (Tailors). 2nd Tues., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 221 Dwight St., Tel. 732-7970; Walter Orszak, S.T., 10$ Athol St.; Herman Greenberg, B.A. CUSTODIANS ASSN., SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL (IND). First Sat., 7.30 P.M., Rm. A-5, Trade High School, State St.; Lawrence W. Easton, Pres., 28 Marengo Park; Charles R. Rivers, Treas., |l Ponbroke St. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UlCONS: NO. I873U (Diamond Match Div., Diamond Int'l. Corp.). 2nd Sun., 221 Dwight St.; Emilio Zucco, Pres., I6 Euclid Ave., E. Longmeadow; Richard Gauthier, F.S.T., 36 Spence St., Chicopee Falls. NO. 20582 (Powers Paper Co., Inc.). Last Tues., 221 Dwight St.; George LeClair, S.T,, 18 Woodside Circle, Southwick; Alfred Serra, B.A., Valentine St. , Agawam. NO. 20681 (U.S. Envelope Co., Kellogg Div.). 2nd Tues., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Charles Pierce, Pres., I66 Joseph Ave., V/estfield; Clifton A. Aldrich, F.S., 100 Dearborn St., E. Longmeadow. NO. 21It67 (Hampden Grinding Wheel Co., Inc.). Last Fri., 7 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Origene M. Cournoyer, Pres., 3372 Main St.; Charles Wojnar, F.S.T., 26 Mt. Tom Ave., Easthampton. NO. 2280li (Moore Drop Forging Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., American Legion Hall, U3 Exchange St., Chicopee; Chester V. Gryzberg, Pres., 393 ELm St., W. Springfield; Alphonse G. Alfano, R.S., 53 Suf field St., Agawam. NO. 2kh99 (Froiland Itfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., II86 Bay St.; Earle Hollister, Jr., Pres., 6I Sunrise Terrace; Albert R. Kana, J.S.T., 88 Southwick St., Feeding Hills. NO. 2U666 (Holyoke Card & Paper Co.). 3rd Mon., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Nelson Hadd, F.S.T., 127 Jefferson Ave.; Albert J. Zankl, B.A., U9U Appleton St., Holyoke. NO. 2U850 (Springfield Cast Products, Inc.). 2nd Mon., 221 Dwight St.; John E. Avery, Pres., 29 Louis Rd. ; Joseph A. Lecours, R.S., Alden Rd., Belchertown, ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 202 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., 32 Stevens St., Tel. 733-7839; William Lieberman, Pres., 287 Roosevelt Ave.; George Abair, Treas., 66 Pasco Rd., Indian Orchard. NO. 206 (American Bosch Arma Corp., Springfield Div.). Uth Sun., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 325U Main St., Tels. Re U-7550 and Re 9-6501; Albert Lebeau, Sr., Pres., 501 East St., Easthampton; Stephen J. Jaross, B.A., 25 Acme PI. NO. 213 (Van Norman Machine Co. Div. Universal American). 2nd Sat., 9 A.M., American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Henry H. Lussier, Pres., 55 Merida St.; Karl G. Johnson, S.T., 207 Jasper St.; Bus, Off., Rm. 222, 36O Worthing- ton St. , Tel. Re 6-O30U. 137 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont ' d . ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. - Concl'd.: NO. 219 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 2nd Wed., 7. 30 P.M., 32 Stevens St.; Reginald A, Daigneault, Pres. , ikl Mass. Ave., Ludlowj Anthony J. Petrucelli, F.S.T., 73 Otis St., Ghicopee Falls. NO. 220 (Package Machinery Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 91 Plainfield St.; Otto Steininger, Pres., 35 Mountain Ave., So. Hadley Falls; Robert Driscoll, F.S., 96 Cambridge St.; Bus. Off., 59 Prospect St., E. Longraeadow, Tel. 525-785ii. NO. 221 (Stacy Machine Co., Inc., Agawam). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 91 Plainfield St.; William E. Talbot, Jr., Pres., Columba Ct. , Apt. 5-B, Columba St., Chicopee; Luther G. Joyce, F.S.T., 9 Alfred Ct., Agawam. NO. 258 (Vamco, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 207, hh Taylor St., Tel. 733-6216; Frederick Jones, Pres., 67 Sanderson St.; Woodrow Ward, F.S.T., 67 Dawes St. NO. 278 ( Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., Div. of Crane Co.). UthTues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 182 Pinevale St., Indian Orchard, Tel. 5U3-3601; Edward C. Brunelle, Pres., 716 Chapin St., Ludlow; Lionel Lavoie, R.S., 27 Sitnick Ave. , Chicopee. NO. 28Ii (Eastern Container Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish Alliance Club, 270 Parker St., Indian Orchard; Archie C. Nareau, Pres., 35 Verge St.; Roland Bergeron, F.S.T., 2ii Beacon Ave., Holyoke. NO. 288 (Monsanto Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Polish Vets Club, Stony Hill Rd., No. Wilbraham; Benny Szarlan, Pres., Kendall St., Ludlow; James G. Gibbs, S.T., 1026 Parker St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 2, 150 Main St., Indian Orchard, Tel. 5U3-30O1. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, lOT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 7. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. 73U-7137; John J. Connors, Pres.; Philip E. Collins, F.S.,Bus. I'lgr. NO. B-i455 (Western Mass. Electric Co.). Uth Mon., Marconi Club, 93 Paradise St.; Norman E. Hadley, Treas., 26 Palm St.; Thomas F. Eastwood, Bus. Mgr., 139 Arthur St. NO. BA-IO75 (Standard Electric Time Co.). Uth Wed., American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Walter Witaszek, Pres., 112 Autumn Hd. , W. Springfield; John Costa, B.A., Higher St., Ludlow. ELECTROTYPERS AND STEREOIYPERS, SPRINGFIELD NO. UU. First Fri., Sheraton Motor Inn, 70 Chestnut St.; Thomas Keating, Pres., I62 Rowley St., Agawam; Ronald W. Gendron, S.T., U7 Susan Ave., So. Hadley. ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. la. 2nd Fri., American Legion Hall, 83 Parte Ave., W. Springfield; Donald J. Tower, Pres., 20 Homecrest St., Longmeadow; William D. Welch, R.S.,Bus. Rep., 268 Highland Ave., tv. Springfield. ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL ASSN. NO. 112. 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Sheraton Motor Inn, 70 Chestnut St.; Jerome Guagliardo, Pres., 70 Plumtree Circle; Fred B. Smith, F.S.T., Box 12i;, Hazardville, Connecticut. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 571 (IND) (NY NH Railroad). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Henry F. Howard, Pres., 38 Draper St.; Warner L. Teed, R.S.T., 63 Chapin St. , Chicopee. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 880 (im) (B & M Victor Div.). On Call, First Sun., 10 A.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Henry C. Moreau, Ch. Eng. , 62 Eddy St.; William E. Dalton, F.S.T. , U3 Wilson St., Ludlow. ENGINEFJIS, OPERATING NO. 98. Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. 73U-3053; Kenneth C. V/right, Pres,, Bus. Mgr., U7 Thompson St., Monson; E. Robert Bousquet, James W. Bushey, Peter H. Tiberio, Robert E. Clark and James H. Mullen, B.A's. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 602 and 602A. First Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Thomas LaPanne, Jr., Pres.,F.S., Reservoir Rd. , Westfield; Armand Gerard, R.S., 35 Converse St, 138 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd . FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 6U8. 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 1$ Bliss St.j Frank Foster, Pres., 6U Penrose St, j Thomas P. Shea, Jr., S.T. , 72 California Ave, FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOIIOTIVE 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; D. T. Clark, F.S.,B.A., k91 Mass. Ave., W. Springfield. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 80 (Springfield Bronze & Aluminum Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Home of F,S.; Celso P. Fortini, F,S,, 59 Highland Ave., Agawam; John McNamara, B.A., i;5 Bromfield St., Boston, GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES, INT' L. NO. 226. 3rd Wed. , at Bus. Off., 69 Stockbridge St., Tel. 737-O29I; John F. Albano, Dist. Mgr., 9^ Woolworth St., Long- meadow; Americo Bosco, Frank Peretti and Thomas Hinchey, B.A's. GLAZIERS AND STRUC1URAL GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. 369) GOVERNMEOT EMPLOYEES, AMEKECAN FED. OF: NO. 178 (Post Office Maintenance Qnp. ). On Call, Post Office, U36 Dwight St.; Ethel Devins, Pres,, 31 Railroad St., W. Springfield; Bruce Foggs, Treas., 133 Bowles St. NO. U3I (Springfield Armory). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Armory Bldg. 27; Charles Lanning, Pres,, 92 Edgeraont St.; Louis J. Morando, Sec, 112 Amostown Rd,, W. Springfield. NO. I9U6 (See V/orcester) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 3 (BJD) (Springfield Armory). First Wed., Hour Varies, American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Joseph Boire, Pres., 57 Eldridge Ave.; Hariy Aizenstat, R.S.T., 66 E. Alfred St. GOVFJINMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 6k (IND) (Post Office Emp. ). First Wed. (Feb., May, Aug., Nov.); Frank P. Garde, Pres., I6 Merritt St.; Roland Blanchard, R.S.T., h5 Juniper Dr. HAfJDBAG, LUGGAGE AIJD NOVELTY WORKFJIS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers No. i;6) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AJID BARTENDERS NO. 67. First Sun., 11 A.M., 221 Dwight St.; Thomas Moriarty, Pres., I6 Maiden St.; Jaraes A. Dunbar, F.S.T., B.A., k2 Helen Circle, E. Longmeadow; Bus. Off., 7 Pearl St., Tel. Re 9-1276. INSURANCE. WORKERS INT'L. NO. 122. On Call ( Jan. , Apr., July, Oct.), 11 A.M., 69 Stockbridge St.; Edmund F. Colby, Pres., 17 Oregon St.; George Sobolowski, R.S., 83 Fairfield St, IRON WORKERS NO. 357- 2nd and iith Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 7> 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-U791; Thomas Gaughan, Pres., R.F.D. Loudville, Easthampton; Guido DeBonis, B.A. , 76 Long Terrace. IRON WORKERS NO. 5Ul. 2nd Fri. , Pulaski Hall, 13 Norman St. , Willimansett; Albert Brodeiir, Pres., 25 Jennings St., Chicopee Falls; Leo E. Roy, R.F.S., 51 Penn Ave., Willimansett. LABORERS 11^ 'L. UNION OF NO. MWMCA NO. 999 (Wreckers and General Construction). 2nd Fri., C.L.U. Hall, 26 Willow St.; Louis Raschi, F.S.T., i|2 Leslie St.; Carlo Tranghese, B.A,, lUi4 So. Branch Hcwy. ; Bus, Off., Rm. U03, 115 State St., Tel. 736-7677. LATHERS NO. 25. 2nd Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St,; Charles M. Simpson, F.S.T., 98 Merrimac Ave,; Arthur Denault, B.A., 52 Lloyd Ave. LFJITHER GOODS, PLASTICS AJ>JD NOVELTY WORKFJIS NO. U6 (Buxton, Inc.). Bi-monthly, 2nd V/ed., 7 P.M., I3UI Main St.; Edward L. Hudyka, Pres., 9i; Second St.; Wanda M, Fraska, R,S., hXk Franklin St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 38, 162 State St, LETTER CAKRIFitS NO. 1+6. 2nd Tues. (First Tues. of Dec), 7.30 P.M., Lebanese- American Hall, 3hl iNorthington St.; Thomas Brown, Pres., 99 Duryea St.; Daniel Ashe, R.S., UO Webster St, LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2101 (Indian Orchard). On Call; Robert H. Tippett, Pres., 20 Nichols St., Irrlian Orchard; Alfred D. Roberts, R.S. 139 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd . LITHOGRAHffiRS AND fflOTOENGRAVERS INT'L. UNION NO. 26U. 2nd Sat., 10 A.M., American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Richard H. Trachy, Jr., Pres., 7 Cottage Ave., Holyoke; Roland E. Ruel, R.F.S., 79 Euclid Ave.j Bus. Off,, Rm. 32, 1323 Main St., Tel. 736-36U5. MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKFJiS NO. lliUi (Cheney Bigelow Wire Works, Inc.). On Call, Monthly, h P.M., at Bus. Off., Polish Nat'l. Hall, Cabot St., Chicopee, Tel. 782-0101; Armand S. Berthiaume, Pres., 6I Fargo St.; James Rueli, F.S., 19 Sunset Dr. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 6l2 (B & A Railroad). On Call (Apr. and Oct.), 2.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 160 Elm St., Westfield; J. H. Rock, Pres., Box 109, Main St., Hinsdale; W. J. Sturgeon, S.T., Clifton St., V/estfield. MEAT GUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN NO. 33 (Chain Stores). 3rd Tues. (Jan.,Mar., May, Oct., Dec), Labor Council Hall, 221 Dwight St.; Richard I. Brazie, R.S., B.A. , 126 Walker St., Lenox; Stanley E. Dominick, F.S.T.,B.A., 77 Hastings St., Feeding Hills; Bus. Off., 125 Dwight St., Tels. 736-3089 and 736-82U2. MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY NO. 66. On Call, at Post Office, U36 Dwight St.; William Seaver, Pres., Ihh Femcliff Ave.; Gilbert Attreau, S.T., I96 Bloomfield St. MINE WORKERS OF AiffiRICA, UNITED NO. 12026 (Dist 50) (IND) (Springfield Gas Light Co.). 2nd Thurs., Hofbrau House, 1102 Main St., W. Springfield; Richard Crowley, Pres., U9 Drexel St.; Thomas Flynn, R.S., 139 Allen St. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UlfliTFD NO. Iii673 (Dist 50) (IND). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; James J. Kelly, Pres., 59 Pease St.; Albert Sabatino, Rep., Rm. 210, U7 College Plaza, New Haven, Connecticut. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. I67 (Chapman Valve Div., Crane Co.). First Thurs., 182 Pinevale St., Indian Orchard; Jack Alves, C.S., k^h Center St., Ludlow; Wilfred 0. Paradise, B.A., I6 King St. Ext., Leicester. MOLDERS AND ALLIFD WORKERS NO. 38I (Brass). 2nd Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Edmond Neveu, Pres., North West Rd,, Westfield; Kenneth L. Breed, F.S.,C.R., 18 Beaufort Circle. MOTOR COACH OPFJIATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. I86. 2nd Mon., 11. 30 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Ovila C. Lattinville, S.T., 35 Emerald Rd.; Edward J. O'Connor, B.A., 109 Melha Ave, MUSICIANS NO. 171 (Hampden County). First Mon. ( Nov., Dec, Jan. ), at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 1U5 State St., Tel. 736-5187; James L. Falvey, Pres. , B.A. , 93 Sherman Ave., Chicopee; George T. Lull, R.F.S., 351 Dwight Rd. NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES ASSN., SPRINGFIELD (IND) (The Republican Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 707, 1562 Main St., Tel. Re 2-8U95; Raymond Orr, Jr., Pres., 72 School St., Agawam; John F. Murphy, Treas., 58 Sunny- side St., Chicopee Falls. OIL, CHEMCAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 8-766 (UNIT NO. 3) (Mobil Oil Co., Inc.). First Sun. (Mar., June, Dec); 2nd Sun. (Sept.), Oaks Inn, 700 State St.; William H. LaVergne, Pres., Brimfield Rd. , Fiskdale; Hurray F. Goodwin, Treas., Westfield Rd. , Russell. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD Aim ALLIED VTORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2U5 (H.L. Handy Co.). First Mon., Home of Pres,; George Mashinsky, Pres., 35 Femcliff Ave,; Harold Miller, R.S., 2U8 Parker St., Indian Orchard. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD MiD ALLIED WORKF.RS OF AMERICA NO. 672 (Armour k Co.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Verdi Club, 58 Chapin St., W. Springfield; Francis Devine, Pres., ill Rosemary Dr.; Joseph C. Pernice, F.S.T., 15 Alfred St., Agawam. PAINTERS NO. 257. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 33, 26 Willow St., Tel. 736-5855; Dale Cheney, F.S., 70 Campbell Dr.; Irving Rourke, B.A., lU Westwood Ave., E. Longmeadow. PAINTERS NO. 369 (Glaziers and Structural Glass Wkrs.). kth Wed., 7-30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Bernard Pichey, Pres. ,S. T. , B.A. , 19 Day St., W. Springfield; Joseph Pelletier, F.S., 6k Groveland St, IhP LOCAL LABOR UNIONS S PRINGFIELD - Cont'd . PAPERMAKT'.HS AND PAPERWORKEHS, UNITED NO. U87 (West Side) (See West Springfield) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 761 (Diamond Packaging Prods. Div., Diamond Int'l. Corp.). 2nd Tues., Four Seasons Restaurant, 1270 Ifemorial Ave, W. Springfield; Frederick Samble, Pres., Watchaug Rd., Somers, Connec- ticut; Mario Sacenti, R.S., 12U Washington St. PATROLMEN, RA.ILWAY (See Railway Patrolmen) PATTERN MAKERS ASSOCIATION. Uth Wed,, at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. 73I1-9602; Eugene Allen, Pres.; Richard H. Beddow, F.S.,B.A., 52 Delmore St. FHOTOFNGRAVERS (See Lithographers and Photoengravers Int'l. Union No. 26U) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 9 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). Quarterly, On Call, 32^ Stevens St.; Clayton C. Brayton, Pres., 102 Hamburg St.; A. F. Guindon, S.T., 11 Baltimore Ave. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. 22U) PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS NO. 89. First Mon. , at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. 736-It897; Philip E. Allen, Pres., 82 Mayher St.; James C. Anderson, F.S., B.A., 9 Peak Rd., Wilbraham. POST OFFICE CUSTODIAL EMPLOYEES (See Government Employees, American Fed. No. 178) POST OFFICE MAIL HANDLERS AND GROUP LEADERS NO. 36. On Call, Sun., 6 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Louis Candido, Pres., 59 Melba St.; J. F. Murphy, R.S., 3 Niagara St. POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYI-ES NO. 28. Quarterly, Last Sun., 11 A.M., Post Office Garage, 70 Tapley St.; Frank Cooney, Pres., 895 Belmont Ave.; William McKeown, Treas., 100 Hillside Dr. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. BR. U97-8. On Call, 3rd Wk. of Mo., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Walter J. Sullivan, Pres., 288 Connecticut Ave.; William K. Bishop, S.T., 9I Clearbrook Dr. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 102 (IND). Quarterly, 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Robert F. Nelson, Pres., 77 Hope St.; Edward J. Buckley, S.T., 39 Shaw St., E. Longmeadow; Bus. Off., Post Oflice, U36 Dwight St., Tel. 78I-2U2O. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 85. 2nd Fri., h P.M., Moonlite Lounge, East St., Ludlow; Joseph Kennedy, Pres., Ul Langdon St.; William J. Johnston, S.T.,B.A., 12 Greenwich St., Ludlow. PRINTING PRESSI^,N NO. ii88 (General Fibre Box Co.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Banquet Rm. , Hofbrauhaus, 1102 Main St., W. Springfield; Camello Delia Mattera, Pres., 56 New Bridge St., W. Springfield; Ralph H. Marriott, S.T., I45 Andrew St. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 587 (NY NH Hart Lodge). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Eugene T. Flaherty, S.T., 92 Spring St.; William Brady, B.A., U2 Jacob St., Fairview. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 622 (B & M City of Homes Lodge). 3rd Sat., 7 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Charles M. Kenyon, Pres., 173 Ellsworth Ave.; H. E. Moore, B.A., 66 Powell Ave. RA-ILWAJ AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS: NO. 130 (NY NH). First Tues., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Stewart A. Kennedy, F.S.T., 108 Herrman St., W. Springfield; Richard H. Barnard, B.A., 15 Gourley Rd. NO. 336 (B & A). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; L. P. DeAngelis, Pres., 17 Pearl St., Chicopee; Francis J. Coughlin, F.S.T., 56 Burnside Terrace. NO. hkh (Dan Kenney Lodge) (B & A Station Emp. ). First Mon., 3 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; J. F. Coughlin, F.S.T., 62 Governor St.; D. Colby, B.A., 53 Upland St. NO. 1517 (See West Springfield) II4I : LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd . RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS - Concl'd. NO. 1600. First Sat., 10 A.M., Universal Carloading Co., 255 Liberty St.; Leon Moquin, Pres. , 290 Oakland St.; Normand A, Dupont, R.S.T. , 52 Circle Dr., Chicopee Falls, NO. 2167 (City of Homes Lodge) (Railway Express Agency). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; T. F. Albert, R.S.T. , 12U Audubon St.; Patrick J. Fitzgerald, B.A., 2Ui| White St. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 53U (B & A City of Homes Lodge). First Mon. , American Legion Hall, 83 Park Ave,, W. Springfield; Ernest Symington, Pres., 73 Chester St., W. Springfield; John J, Hallahan, R.S.,B.A., 2U Crane St, RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 665 (NY NH Hampden Lodge). 3rd Fri., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Robert L. Guertin, R.S.T., 19 Medford St.; Arthur L. Murphy, B.A. , 11 Palm St. RAEIWAY PATROLMEN NO. 33 (B & A). 2nd Thurs., Y.M.C.A., South Station, Boston; Morris Luther, Pres,, 3311 Washington St., Jamaica Plain; John R. Hallaran, S.T., 5U Eddy St., W. Newton. RETAIL CLERKS NO. 1U59 (Retail Emp, Union). 2nd Tues,, 8,15 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Joseph J. DiFlumera, Exec. S.T.,B.A., 172 Parkview Dr., Feeding Hills; Michael H. Farashian, Pres., B. A., 221 Old Farm Rd.; Bus. Off., Rm. lli, 62 Harrison Ave., Tels. 732-6200 and 732-6209. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNIONS: NO. 22U (Milton Bradley Co.). Bi-monthly, First Tues., 7.30 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Thomas J, Leone, Bus. Dir. , 112 Bonnydale Rd. , Leominster; Walter Morrissey, B.A. , 87 Evans St., Watertown; Bus. Off., Ih9 Mechanic St., Leominster, Tel. 53U-653U. NO. 515 (Retail Store Ehp. of Springfield). On Call, Bi-monthly, at Bus. Off., 221 Dwight St., Tel. Re U-5110; Joseph Reximer, Pres., I6 Saratoga St.; Joseph S, Casey, Bus. Rep. NO. 566 (United Beverage and Distributive Union). On Call, Bi-monthly, at Bus. Off,, 221 Dwight St., Tel. Re U-5110; Henry Carey, Pres., 39 Belmont Ave.; Joseph S. Casey, Bus. Rep, ROOFERS Airo SLATERS NO. 2i48. Uth Sat,, 10 A.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Anthony Stranch, Pres., 128 Pine Grove Ave,; George C. Forgue, F,S.T., B.A., 1;09 Nottingham St, SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 63 (Western Mass.). Uth Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Edward Lubas, Pres., 56 Sterling St.; James J. Capeless, F.S.T., B.A., 67 Athol St,; Bus. Off., Rm. 503, 175 State St., Tel. 733-8332. SFEGTAL DELIVEHI MESSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery) SPRINGFIELD NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES ASSN. (See Newspaper Employees Assn., Spring- field) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EI>1PL0YEES NO. 910 (City Public Wks. Dept.). 2nd Tues., G.A.R, Hall, U6 State St.; Joseph W. Lamothe, Pres., 35 Penrose St.; Daniel J. Marsh, Treas., Ili2 Aldrew Terrace. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1596. 2nd Tues., G.A.R. Hall, U6 State St.; Lawrence J, Dowd, Pres., 335 Breckwood Blvd.; Paul J. Sullivan, S.T., 18 Sargon St. STEAMFITTERS NO. 603. First Mon., at Bus, Off., Rm, 8, 26 Willow St., Tel. 73U-9602; Robert Burke, Pres,; William Morris, R.S.T., B.A, STEELWORKERS OF AI-1ERI3A, UNITED NO. 3326 (Rex Chain Belt Co.). 2nd Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 223, 172 Chestnut St,; Edward R. Rudek, Pres,, Ul Sterling St,; Theresa Gates, F.S., 76 Lowell St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3650 (Springfield Foundry, Inc., Div. of Plainville Casting Co.). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Kosciuszko Hall, 30 Rapalus St., Indian Orchard; Normand Belisle, Pres., I36 W. Canton Circle; Walter P, Orlik, Jr,, F.S., 39 Ray St., Ludlow. ll|2 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd. STERI^OTYPERS NO. 121. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Amvets Hall, Chicopee; Thomas Finn, Pres., U32 Hillside Ave., Holyokej Daniel Bowler, H.F.S., 12 Faille Ave., Holyoke. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEACHERS, SPRINGFIELD FED. NO. l;8Ii. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Valley Bank Bldg.j John W. Bennett, Pres., 22 Allyn St., Holyoke; William J. McLean, Exec. Sec, 266 E. Allen Ridge Rd. ; Bus. Off., 27U Oakland St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. UOU (IITO) (General) (Bldg, Materials, Heavy and Highway Construction Emp. ). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 5U9 Chestnut St., Tel. 733-7381; Carrain P. Napoli, Pres., Bus. Rep.; Donald J. Knovxles and Gordon E. Morse, B.A's. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS (See Engineering and Architectural Assn.) TELEGRAPHERS, COMMERCIAL NO. 52 (Western Union). On Call, Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Normand R. Harnois, Pres., 97 Maebeth St.; Walter Pryzik, R.S.T., Hampden, Connecticut. TELEPHONE, ACGOUOTIUG WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Western Accounts). On Call, 5 P.M.; Christine Clerk, Office Cncl. Ch., 365 State St.; Marguerite Windrum, Ch. TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Western Machines). On Call, 5 P.M.; Irene O'Malley, Ch. , 365 State St.; Elizabeth George, Ch. TELEPHONF: traffic workers, N.E. FED. (IND): UNIT NO. 1. Cecilia Jez, Rep., 2^9 Holyoke Rd. , Westfield UNIT NO. 2. Helen Lamoureux, Rep., 27-E School St., W. Springfield. UNIT NO. 3. Shirley Ayles, Rep., 66 Glenvale St. CLERICAL Am STAFF LOCAL. Helen R. Gurran, Rep., 8 Plantation St., Worcester. DINING SERVICE LOCAL. Veronica Ceckowski, Rep., 15 Burford Ave., W. Spring- field. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT«L. NO. h (IND) (N.E. Tel. i Tel. Co.). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 266 Worthington St., Tel. 73U-0863; Francis M. Burke, Pres., 53 Pynchon St., Holyoke; Edward B. Dunn, B.A., 272 Iceland St. TEXTILE WORKFJIS U1«0N OF AlffiRICA NO. Ii|l49 (See Northampton) THEATRICAX STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 53. 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Where Called; James B. Moroney, R.S.T., 36 Dover St., Agawam; J. E. O'Neil, B.A., I63 Worthing- ton St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 186 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO WORKF.RS HELPERS NO. 97. First Mon., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Roger Fournier, Pres.,R.S., U3 Gralia Dr.; Cesare Ferrari, S.T.,B.A., 88 Burke Ave., W. Springfield. TITEFLEX EMPL0YT-:ES COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ASSN. (IND) (Springfield Plant). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 12U2 Main St., Tel. 737-03U1; William J. Schwarz, Pres., 115 Noel St.; Albert J. Jodoin, Sec, 2U Maebeth St. TRAINT-KN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Trainmen) TRANSIT U1«0N, AMALGAMATED: NO. UU8 (Springfield St. Rwy. Co.). 3rd Tues., 11 A.M. and 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., 30I Commonwealth Ave.; Bus. Off., 2766 Main St., Tel. 732-80Ul. NO. I3I8 (See Boston) NO. 1382. 2nd Mon., 8. 30 P.M., Fxidie's Restaurant, Broadway; Robert R. Hanna, Pres. ,B.A., Rte I3I, Sturbridge; Sylvio G. Cabana, F.S., 87 Surrey Rd. NO. 1512 (Peter Pan Bus Lines). 3rd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Ed's Cafe, Broadway; Walter Harscheid, Pres., 32 Brainard Rd. , Thompsonville , Connecticut; Bur- ton W. Towle, F.S., 28 Harold St., Florence. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 2l6. First Fri. , 221 Dwight St.; Joseph V. Walsh, Pres.,F.S., 81 Victoria St.; Robert Cove, R.S., 275 East St. 1U3 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Concl'd. WAITERS AND MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYEES, HOTEL (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders) WFSTINGHOUSE SALARIED EMPLOYEES, ASSN. OF (IND) (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 2nd Fri., G.A.R. Hall, IM; State St.; Edward Felsentreger, Pres., 109 Stoney Hill Rd., Indian Orchard; Cornelius J. Scully, R.S.T., 189 Bowdoin St. WIRE WFJIVERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. iiOU) STOUGHTON FIRE FIGHTERS NO. I5l2. Quarterly, 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Fire Station, 30 Freeman St.; Joseph Araujo, Pres., U6 Davis Rd.; Joseph F. Kelley, F.S., 81 Whitney Ave. LETTER CARRIERS NO. lUOO. 3rd Tues., Town Hall, 10 Pearl St.; Frank M. Hansler, Pres., 53 Belcher St.; Louis H. Bass, S.T., 2k Canton St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 1^6 (American Biltrite Rubber Co., Inc.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Freeman St.; Peter Lima, Pres., 323 South St., Hanson; David K. Pulsifer, Treas., 131 Ellsworth St., Brockton. SWAMPSCOTT FIRE FIGHTERS NO. Ilj59. First Tues., 7 P.M., Central Fire Station, 80 Burrell St.; Frank G. Williams, Pres., 9 Roy St.; Philip M. Whitten, S.T., 102 Norfolk Ave. STATE COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES (Public Wks. Dept.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Civil Defense Headquarters, New Ocean St.; Thomas M. Scanlon, Pres., 113 Burrill St.; Roland N. Devitt, R.S., 69 Pine St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 26U9 (Hume Pipe Co. of N.E., Inc.). Quarterly, Thurs., Hibernian Hall, Federal Sq., Lynn; Thomas Dolan, F.S., 11 Hamley St., Lynn; Clifton Somraers, B.A., ll|86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. TAUNTON BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 789. Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., Italian Club, U6 Wales St.; Manuel Medeiros, Pres.; Thomas Guglielmo, F.S., U2 Pine St. BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS (See Bridgewater) BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 13. First and 3rd Thurs., Italian Social Club, Columbus Blvd.; Augustino Gagliardi, Sr. , Pres., 7k Kempton St., Fall River; Italo M. Bernacchio, R.C.S.,B.A., 32 Wales St. BUILDING LABORERS (See Construction and General Laborers No. 876) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES NO. 38U (See Boston) CARPENTERS NO. 1035. 2nd Wed,, at Bus. Off., kkk Bay St., Tel. 822-3070; Joseph P. Vargas, Pres., 1576 Somerset Ave.; Arthur Anctil, F.S,,Bus. Hep., 13 Rockland St. CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS NO. 876. 2nd Thurs., U.A.V. Hall, 82 Weir St.; John Fernandes, Pres., Jk E. Water St.; Frank Lewis, B.A., 336 Banks St.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 3, U6 Broadway, Tel. b2l4-U670. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 21a (Sheridan Silver, Inc.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Transfer Hall, 12 Weir St.; Antone Motta, S.T., 557 Durfee St., Fall River; Ralph Labriole, B.A., U09 Potters Ave., Providence, Rhode Island. Ikk . , LOCAL IJVBOR UNIONS TAUNTON - Cont ' d . ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MCHINE WORKERS OF AlffiRICA, UNITED (IND): NO. 20U (Haveg Industries). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., Km. 8, 19 Broadway, Tel. 82U-7103; Philip Abreu, Pres., 19U Sunset Hill, Fall River; Elmer Ingalls, F.S.T., 2Ul Weir St. NO. 223 (Crown Wire & Cable Corp.). First Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 19 Broadway, Tel. 82U-7103; Lewis W. Ashley, Pres., 2063 Elm St.; Lewis Mattos, F.S.T., 1318 Slade St., Fall River. NO. 228 (Paragon Gear Works, Inc.). 2nd Tues. , 7.30 P.M., 19 Broadway; Howard Reed, Pres., 25 Godfrey St.; Robert L. Peabody, S.T., R.F.D. 1, Box 129, Middleboro. NO. 290 (New Process Twist Drill & Machine Co.). On Call, 12 Noon, at Plant, 3U Court St.; David Rose, F.S.T., k9z Kilton St.; Douglas Perry, B.A., Ul Bedford St., New Bedford. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 235. 2nd Men., at Bus. Off., k'uk Bay St., Tel. 822-3070; Charles Cleary, Pres., 120 Guild fid., Brockton; John W. Donahue, Bus. Mgr. 38k High St., Assonet. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 810 {im) (M NH). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., G.A.R. Hall, 95 Washington St.; Milton J. Tweedy, Ch. Eng., 5 Monadnock Ave.; Frank P. Paris, S.T., 28 Mansfield Ave., Norton. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1391. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Central Fire Station, 50 School St., Tel. 82U-U022; Roy E. Cahill, Pres., 6 Franklin Ave.; Gilbert R. Levesque, Sec, 30 Hopewell St. FIREMEN AND ENGINEIffiN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. U7U (IND) (NY NH). First Sun., Firemen's Hall, 50 Herrod Ave., Brockton; Gerard J. Murphy, Pres., I6 Rustic Dr., So, Weymouth; William F. Gould, Jr., R.F.S. , Local. Ch. , 38 No. Main St., Avon. GARMEOT WORKERS, LADIES (Branch of Local I78 of Fall River) INSURANCE WORKERS INT«L. NO. 80 (See Attleboro) JEWELRY WORKERS NO. I6 (Jewelry and Allied Metals and Crafts, Amal.) (Poole Silver Co., Inc.). Quarterly, First Tues., 7 P.M., Eagles Hall, 7 Lawrence St.; Thomas Butler, F.S.T., 6 James St.; Frank Phillipe, B.A., U21 Cohannet St. LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. A1«1ERICA (See Construction and General Laborers No. 876) LEATHER WORKERS UNION, TAUNTON (IND) (Geilich Tanning Co.). First Tues., U.A.V. Hall, 82 Weir St.; Dennis Frizado, Pres., 968 Pleasant St., Somerset; Gerard A. Pigeon, S.T., 33I Berkley St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 71. First Mon. after the l5th. Swing Rm., Post Office, Post Office Sq.; John T. Andrade, Pres., 25 Second St.; Robert I-Iulhern, . R S . , 17 Lynnbrook Ave MAOIINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 1225 (Armor Bronze & Silver Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues,, American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Herbert Cardoza, Pres., I6 Liberty St., E. Taunton; Wilfred J. Baillargeon, B.A., lOU Hemond Ave., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. MAINTENMCE OF WAY EMPLCjYFFS NO. 89 (NY NH). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Circle Cafe, 29 Taunton Green; Joseph E. Sullivan, Pres. ,S.T. ,B.A. , II9 County St., Fall River. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 231. 2nd Sun. (Jan.), 2 P.M.; 2nd Mon. (Apr., July, Sept., Nov., Dec), 8 P.M., Transfer Ballroom, 12 Weir St.; vailiam F. Lott, Pres., 10 Friend St.; Adeline F. DeMello, Sec.,B.A., 8 Powers Ave. PMNTERS NO. 57U. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, UUU Bay St.; Frank Ritchie, F.S., 13U7 Cohannett St.; Gabriel Silva, B.A., U6 First St. PARI -MUTUEL GUILD, TWNTON (IND) (Taunton Greyhound Assn. , Inc.). Semi-Annually, On Call, Cotillion Hall, Broadway; William P. Ready, Pres., B. A., 3l;0 Doherty St., Fall River; Charles Rosen, F.S., 1 Disamar Rd. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) 116 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS TAUNTON - Cont'd . PLUMBFRS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 626. 2nd and Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, khh Bay St.j William Mueller, F.S., 91 Fremont St.; Henry Wareing, Bus. Rep., 36 South St.; Bus. Off., 1 Church Green, Tel. 822-3313. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 50li5. On Call, Hewitt's Cafe, U5 Cohannet St.; Edward D, Nunes, R.S., Jerome St.; Adeline F. DeMello, Treas., 8 Powers Ave. POSTAL SUPERVISORS (See Brockton Local No. 120) RAILROAD TRAINI^IN NO. 70 (NY NH Old Colony Lodge). Uth Sun., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; J. H. Kitchen, Pres.,B.A., 378 High St., Assonet; George W. Russell, R.F.S., 11 Cottage St. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTt^NT STORE UNION NO. 582-.A (F.B. Rogers Silver Co.). Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., Polish Hall, Bay St.; Joseph Silvia, Pres., 20U Bay St.; Robei*t Rondeau, B.A., Sagamore Rd. , Attleboro; Bus. Off., 19 Bank St., Attleboro, Tel, Ca 2-2582. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTIffiNT STuRE UNION NO. $93 (Heed & Barton Silver Corp.) (Silver Wkrs.). First VJed., 7.30 P.M., Polish Hall, Bay St.; Carl Cushman, Pres., i;6 Avon St.; Robert Rondeau, B.A., Sagamore Rd. , Attleboro; Bus. Off., 19 Bank St., Attleboro, Tel. Ca 2-2582. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUl'i AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 575 (New Jersey Rubber Co.). First Sat., 3 P.M., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Frank Medeiros, Pres., 18U Shores St.; Manuel Silvia, F.S., 6U Winter St. STATE, COUNTY AND IWNICIPAL FilPLOYEES NO. 72 (State Hospital Erap. ). 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., Gifford Home, at Hospital; Joseph Faria, Pres., 9 Baker Terrace; Loretta McGowan, F.S., 1 Lynn St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 65l (Paul A. Dever School). First Mon,, 7.30 P.M., Employee's Home, at School; Charles Andrade, Pres., 1197 Somerset Ave,; Daphne M. Downing, Treas., 357 King Philip St., Raynham. STEELV/ORKERS OF AJ1ERICA, UNITED: NO. 5100 (Androform Industries, Inc.). First Mon., 7.3O P.M., Circle Hall, 29 Taunton Green; Thomas Goldrick, Pres., 23 Hope St.; Albert Santos, R.S., U7 No. Pleasant St, NO. 5182 (Mt. Hope Machinery Co.). Uth Wed., V.F.k. Hall, Hodges Ave.; Jessie M. Linhares, Pres., 78 Tremont St.; George E, Harnett, Sr. , F.S., 279 Locust St., Fall River. NO. 5532 (Royce Aliuninum Corp.). First Sat., 10 A.M., Circle Cafe, 29 Taunton Green; Manuel Vargas, Jr., Pres., 2k Cherry St.; Cyril Goodwin, F.S., IU8 Dean St. NO. 5683 (See Worcester) STRF.ET RAILWAY FJ4PL0YEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Priscilla Phillips, Rep., 6 General Cobb St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 21 (IND) (N.E, Tel. ic Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., Italian Nat'l, Club, Ki Wales St.; John Silvia, Pres., U7 Anawan St.; George R. Reinhagen, F.S.T., 637 Buffinton St., Somerset. TEXTILE V;ORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U69 (Dyeing and Finishing) (Harodite Finishing Co., No. Dighton). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, School St., Dighton; David Rogers, Pres., 29Ul Pleasant St., Dighton; Alford Dyson, Mgr.; Bus. Off., 38U Spring St., Fall River, Tel. 672-3U01. THEATRICAL STAGE Fi^PLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE 1"IAGHINE OPERATORS NO. Sh9. On Call, Sat, (Jan., Apr., July, Oct.), 10 A.M., Home of R.S.T.; Roland R. Robino, R.S.T., 372 Whittenton St.; Matheus B. DaSilva, B.A., 12 Dean Ave, TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, TAUNTON NO. 319. First Thurs., 3.30 P.M., Hewitt's, U5 Cohannet St.; Ernest W. Booth, Pres., 260 Aquidneck St., New Bedford; James H. McCaffrey, Jr., S.T., 60 Kilmer Ave, ll;6 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS TAUNTON - Concl'd . 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 H. Gallagher, Pres., 21 Briggs St.; Robert L. Stratton, Treas., 201 Tremont St. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U62 (Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant). First >lon. , 7.30 P.M., Italian Club, ii6 Wales St.; Allen T. Clark, Pres., lOU Pearl St., Middleboro; Charles W. Rankin, Sec, 95 Johnson St., Raynhara. TEMPLETQN PAFFJtJIAKERS AND PAPERV/ORKERS, UNITED NO. 1*3^ (Baldwinville Paper Products, Inc.). On Call, U.l5 P.M., Pulaski Club, Elm St., Baldwinville; Don Easterbrooks, Pres., State Rd., Otter River; Ralph Hill, F.S.T., U6 Bridge St., Baldwin- ville. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERtk'ORKERS, UMTFD NO. 521 (Seaman Paper Co, of Mass., Inc.). Quarterly, Uth Sun., 7 P.M., Otter River Sportsmen's Club, Lord Rd., Otter River; Robert W. LeBlanc, Pres., h Cedar Dr., Baldwinville; Dewey J. Theriault, F.5., Main St., Otter River. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 55U (W.E. Fernald State School). 3rd Mon., Brook House, at School, Baldwinville; Clifford Blake, Pres., Benjamin St., Winchendon; Patricia Cwartkowski, R.S., New Royalston Rd. , Baldwinville. TEWKSBURY FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 161j7. 2nd Wed., Coitral Fire Station; William McAllister, Pres., 7 Oliver St.; Merrill F. Marshall, R.S.T., 11 John St. STATE, COUim: AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEFS NO. 8i|2 (State Hospital Emp. ). 2nd Tues., McDonald House, at Hospital, East St.; Louis Picanso, Pres., lii2 Salem St., No. Wilmington; Henry B. Dec, R.S.T., l65 Main St., Wilmington. TOWNSEND PULP, SULHilTE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 996 (Bates Corrugated Box Co.). 3rd Sat., 3 P.M., at Plant; Bruce Martin, F.S.T., 580 West St., Lunenburg; Ernest J. White, Int'l. Rep., h9 Policy St., Salem, 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 W. Pine St., Milford; Edwin Ervin, B.A., 9 Hamilton Rd., Woburn. UXBRIDGE POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 2126. On Call; Preston J. Connors, Pres., 30 Hazel St.; Carmine C. Chiuchiolo, S.T., Douglas Rd. 1U7 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WAKEFIELD CARPFNTEHS NO. 862. First Tues., Red Men's Hall, 33 W. Water St.; Milton Porter, R.S., 33 Circuit Rd. , Medford; Charles Lavachia, B.A., 6 Mountain Ave., Woburn. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 263 (See Saugus) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. lU78. 2nd Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Home of Pres. ; Charles J. Classen, Pres., 125 Nahant St.; John M. Riley, Sec, 20 Traverse St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3UI. First Mon., V.F.W. Hall, North Ave.; William Roache, Pres., hi Cordis St.; John L. DuLong, Sec, 21 Lincoln St. POSTAL CLERKS, UMTED FED. NO. 5638. First Tues., V.F.W. Hall, North Ave.; Dennis White, Pres., 2h9 Prospect St.; John Doherty, Sec, 9 Crescent Hill; Bus. Off., Post Office, Main St., Tel. 2U5-006U. SHOE WORKF.RS ORGANIZATION, CRYSTAL INDEPENDENT (L.B. Evans Co.). 3rd Thurs., 12.30 P.M., Sample Rm. at Plant, 37 Water St.; Alfred J. LeBlanc, Pres., Haverhill Rd. , Boxford. W A L P L E CARPENTERS NO. lU79. First Wed., Italian-American Hall, Stone St.; Thomas Moseley, Pres., B. A., 53 Heaton Ave., Norwood; Herbert Mosher, R.S., I83 Oak St., Foxboro. HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 323 (L.F. Fales Machine Co., Foundry Div. ). Uth Thurs., ii.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Stone St.; Lome Estabrook, Pres., HLQ Cohannet St., Taunton; Manuel A. August, C.R.,F.S., 276 Railroad St., Manville, Rhode Island. PAPER AlID ALLIED WORKERS, UNITED (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Helpers No. 735) PAPERMAKFiiS AND PAPERWORKE.RS, UNITED NO. 889 (Hollingsworth k Vose Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.; Alexander Deebe, Pres., 19 Greenwich Rd. , Norwood; Francis Donovan, F.S.T., 536 Nahatan St., Norwood. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL FilPLOYEES NO. ii5l (Mass. Correctional Institution). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Main St.; Dominic J. Presti, Pres., Pleasant St., Brockton; Ralph White, F.S.T. , 11 Pearl St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMH.OYEES NO. 692 (Pondville State Hospital). 3rd Tues., 6.30 P.M., Uth Fl., Out Patient Bldg., Rte la; Normand F. Lemos, Pres., U68 Main St., Fairhaven; Walter Shea, F.S., Pondville Hospital. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UI\IITED NO. 3722 (L.F. Fales Machine Co.). First Tues., U.I5 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St.; Thomas Dray, Pres., 9Uit East St.; Maurice Dargis, F.S., 6I Brook St., No. Attleboro; Bus. Off., IU66 Dorches- ter Ave., Dorchester. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 735 (IND) (United Paper and Allied Wkrs.) (Bird & Son, Inc., Norwood and Walpole). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave., Norwood; Frank Montisano, Pres., khz Water St.; Tauno Johnson, S.T., 21 Harding Rd., Norvood. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Martha Hoffman, Rep., Walpole St., Dover. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 6ii2 (Kendall Co., Kendall I-Iills Div.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Stone St.; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. V.P,; Ralph Arivella, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 6OO, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. W A L T H A M AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLFiENT WORKERS NO. 7I4U (Reece Corp.). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 200 Felton St.; James M. Kilroy, F.S.T. 22 Wrentham St., Dorchester; Alfred Olerio, B.A., 73 Tremont St., Boston. lue LOCAL LABOR UNIONS W A L T H A M - Cont'd , AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS NO. 9U6 (J.L. Thomson Rivet Corp.). 2nd Hon., 7.30 P.M., South Jr. High School, Moody St.; Francis Corcoran, Pres., U30 River St.; Lawrence A. Oliver, F.S.T,, 10? Chestnut St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 118, 7I4O Main St., Tel. 69U-55^8U. BAP.BERS, JOUMJEYMFiJ NO. 711. 3rd Wed., Center Barber Shop, 182 Lexington St.; Joseph S. Velardi, Pres., U05 Moody St.; Joseph P, O'Connell, F.S.T.,B.A., 162 Lexington St. BOOKBINDERS UNION, WALTHAM NO. 66. 3rd Sun., 1 P.M., EUcs Club, 101 School St.; Vincent Creighton, S.T,, 398 River St.; John J. Barry, B.A., 90 Pine St., Maiden. BRICKIJ\YKRS, MASONS AW PLASTERERS NO. l5. Wed., V.F.W. Hall, 210 Felton St.; Thomas Crane, F.S., 33 Fairview Ave., Watertown; Alfred T. Crane, B.A., l65 Chestnut St, BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. 560) CARPENTE.RS NO. 51iO. First and Uth Wed., French Hall, 2U Central St.; Thomas K. Short, R.S., lU Stoney Brook Rd. , Burlington; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 25l Washington St. , Newton. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL mHOll NO. 22679 (Waltham Grinding Wheel Co.). First Mon. , h P.M., Where Called; Adrian Campbell, Pres., 210 Ash St.; Roy Grant, F.S., 20 Braemore Rd. , Newton. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKFJiS, INT'L. NO. 2l6 (Donnelly Mfg. Co.). 3rd Thurs., h P.M., Function Rm. , 128 Ten Pin Lanes, V/inter St.; Henry McDevltt, Pres., 20 Chilicott Rd., Jamaica Plain; Herbert Holloway, F.S., 11 Marsh St., Dorchester; Bus, Off., 580 Winter St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WOPJCERS, INT'L. NO. 27U (Standard Thomson Corp,). On Call, Quarterly, 2 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston; Gaetaneo T. Sylvestro, Pres., 11 Doris St., Dorchester; John J. Conroy, S.T., 29r Bacon St.; Bus, Off., l52 Grove St., Tel. 899-0722. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-1267 (N.E. Mica Co., Inc.). Last Tues., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.; Frederick MacNichol, R.S,, ii03 River St.; James Gregoricus, Bus. Mgr. , 302 Crescent St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1505 (Raytheon Co.). 2nd Sun., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 5ii5 Main St., Tel. Tw U-7900; James E. Roche, Pres., Ul Boylston St., Jamaica Plain; James F. Mulloney, Bus. Mgr., l52 Clinton St., Marlboro. FFDERAX EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. II6U (IND) (N.E.D. Corps of Engineers). First Tues,, 5 P.M., Where Called; David E. Swearingen, Pres., 32 Rockland St., Wellesley Hills; Margaret M. Halligan, Sec, 23 Spring St., Maiden; Bus, Off., U2U Trapelo Rd., Tel. Tw li-2U00. FEDERAL LABOR 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.; Thomas F. O'Mara, S.T., UQ Turner St. GARMFNT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 391. First Tues. ( Jan., Apr. , July, Sept.), 6 P.M., ShS Main St.; V/illiam Demers, Sec, ll5 Parker St., Maynard; Harvey Gold, B.A., 8 Earle Rd. , V>[ellesley; Bus. Off., Uth Fl. , 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. LABORERS lOT'L. UIJION OF NO. AlffiRICA NO. 560. First Wed., Unity Hall, 7i40 Main St.; William E. Faranda, F.S.T. , 60 Lawrence St.; Joseph P. Pavone, B.A., 29U Forest St.; Bus, Off., Rm. 2, 6U5 Main St., Tel. 89U-2750. LATHERS NO. Iii2. 2nd Tues., 61i5 Main St.; Robert R. Ellis, F.S.T., 60 Cedar St., Foxborc; Joseph J. Leaver, B.A., 122 Colonial Ave. MACHINISTS AND AE.ROSPACE WORKERS NO. I836. iith Wed., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.; William Guerin, Pres., 96 Evans St., Watertown; Henry A. Bernier, F.S., 575 Mammoth Rd., Dracut; Bus. Off., U79 Moody St., Tel. 899-8268. MASSACHUSETTS PRODUCTS PIPE LII^ UNION (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). Bi-monthly, On Call; L. E. Keyes, Pres., 16 Fairmont Ave.; R. E. Mitchell, S.T., 11 Dor- chester St. 11x9 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS W A L T H A M - Concl'd . MIDDLESFX PETROLEUM WORKERS ASSN. (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., Holland Bldg,, Main St.; Thomas Hauer, Pres., 99 McCarthy Rd. , Newton Ctr.; Robert J. Shea, Treas. , 11 Mt, Hood Rd. , Brighton. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 600 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) PAPERMMERS AND PAPERVjORKERS, UNITED NO. 573 (American Paper Products Co.). First Mon., 61^7 Main St.; Harry Coburn, Pres., 300 Cedar St., Milford; Edward S. Freda, R.S.T., 756 South St. PLUMBERS AM) STEAMFITTERS NO. 289. Last Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 210 Felton St.; Leslie V, Lowden, Pres,, lU6 Hartford St., Natick; Charles R. Barker, F.S,T.,B.A., 39 Golden Ball Rd. , Weston. STATE, CITY Aid TOWN EMPLOYES NO. 955 (IND) (Waltham Public Ws. Dept.). 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Public Wks. Bldg., I67 Lexington St., Tel. Tw 3-5710; Kenneth Weeks, 63-B Hansen Rd. ; Arthur L. Kelley, Treas., 25-D Dermody Rd. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. ii02 (Vi.E. Fernald State School). Last Tues., Erap. dub Rm. , at School, 200 Trapelo Rd. ; Paul A. .L'Antigua, Pres., B. A., 758 Waltham St., Lexington; James Daly, S.T., Box C, Waverley; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, Waverley Hall, 200 Trapelo Rd., Tel. 89I-8768. ST^TE, COUNTY AND MUNICIP^X EMPLOYEES NO. 1313 (Metropolitan State Hospital). Last Thurs., at Hospital; Joseph B. Henebury, Pres., 17 Waverly Terrace, Belmont; Paul W. Daniels, F.S., 72 Brooks St., Brighton. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 6OO (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE. OPERATORS NO. 505. 3rd Tues., 9.30 A.M., Auburndale Club, Melrose St., Auburndale; Fred Rousseau, R.S.T., 29 Farmington Rd., W. Newton; Vincent J. Kavanaugh, B.A., 8 Fells Circle, Wellesley. TR/iJSIT UNION, PmiLAmiED NO. 6OO (M & B St. Rwy.). 2nd Tues., 9.30 A.M. and 7.U5 P.M., American Legion Hall, Weston St.; Bernard I^rphy, Pres., 127 South St.; John E. Sullivan, R.S., ll\. Orris St., Auburndale. WALTHM WATCH V/ORKERS UNION (IND) (Waltham Precision Instruments, Inc.). On Call (Jan., Mar., May, Sept., Nov. ), 7.3O P.M., Veterans Service Bldg., 11 Carter St.; James Walsh, Pres., 50 Greer St.; Florine E. LeBlanc, S.T., }ii Gushing St, WARE BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION NO. 790. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, West St.; Elizabeth Sweeney, Pres., Sorrel Rd. ; Olive Paro, F.S.T., 31f Pulaski St. CARPENTERS (See Springfield) LETTER CARRIERS NO. IO67. On Call; Edward W. McGuire, Pres., Acting R.S., 60 W. Main St. P/PFRMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 708 (Ludlow Paper Corp.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Narutowicz Hall, 11 E. Main St.; Joseph Gervais, Pres., 5 Pleasant Terrace; James J. Parker, F.S., Birch Hill Rd. , W. Brookfield. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FFD. NO. 6U99. On Call; Arraand J. Phaneuf, Pres., 6k Aspen St,; Roland R, Jacques, S.T. , l5U W. Main St, WARREN ELECTRICAJ., RADIO AND MCHINE. WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 250 (Warren Pumps, Inc.). First Mon. (Feb., May, Aug. , Dec.), 7.30 P.M.; Warren Savings Bank Bldg., Main St.; John A. Jellen, Pres., U8 Main St., Thorndike; Prosper S. Culliton, F.S.T., Washburn Ave, 150 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WATEHTOWN BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES NO. 5U0 (Public School Custodians). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Browne School, 552 Main St., Tel. 92U-Ii26U; Domenic D'Alanno, Pres., hi Copeland St. j Gerard Bloomer, S.T., 111 Evans St. COMMUNICATIONS WOPXEltS OF AMERICA NO. 1395- 2nd Tues., U.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Arsenal St.; William L. Morey, Pres., 32 Partridge St., Franklin; William E. Thayer, Treas., 28 Mountain Rd. , Burlington; Bus. Off., 285 Arsenal St., Tel. 923-1270. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 2191U (B.F. Goodrich Footwear Co.). 3rd Mon. , Greek Community Ctr., Bigelow Ave.; VJilfred E. Courtney, F.S., 93 Woods Ave., Somerville; S. A. Percoco, B.A., 25 Fifth St., Cambridge; Bus. Off., 5U8 Mt. Auburn St., Tels. 92U-7350, 92ii-735l and 9214-7352. NO. 22295 (Photographers and Photo-Finishers) (Bachrach, Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5.15 P.M., Rm. h9, 263 Washington St., Newton; Harriett V/hitten, Pres., 350 Boston Rd., Billerica; Helen H. Coffey, R.S., 60 Lothrop St., Newtonville. NO. 23578 (Haartz-Mason, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, 295 Arsenal St.; Charles Frey, Pres., lU5 Morrison Ave., Somerville; Ralph M. Russo, F.S,, P.O. Box UO. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 209 (Peerless Pressed Metal Corp.). On Call, Bi-monthly, 5 P.M., Italian-American Social Club, 102 Arlington St.; John Castignoli, Pres., 10 Hillside Circle, Sonei^ille; AJLbert Szymanczyk, R.b.T., 186 W. Seventh St., So. Boston. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 37ii (Watertown Arsenal). On Call, Home of Pres.; Gerald F. Quinlan, Pres., 889 Broadway, Somerville; George Bakke, R.i>., 9 Saybrook St., Brighton. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. Ih99 (See Qielsea) FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 13i;7. 3rd Wed., K. of C. Hall, 111 Watertown St.; Lucius P. Murphy, Pres., U6 Union St.; William T. Gildea, R.S.T., 62 Eliot St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. 5 (IND) (Watertown Arsenal). First Thurs., Classroom at Arsenal, Arsenal St.; Felix Saccardo, Pres., 59 Sagamore St., Quincy; Joseph Cash, S.T,, I8U Main St., Waltham. INSULATING FABRICATORS OF N.E., INDEPENDENT WKRS. OF (Insulating Fabricators of N.E., Inc.). 3rd Thurs., i;.l5 P.M., Armenian-American Club, 76 Bigelow St.; Wallace Olwood, Pres., 19 French Terrace; Robert J. Geurvels, R.S.T., I80 O'Callaghan Way, So. Boston. PULP, SULPHITE Mm PAPER MILL V/ORKERS NO. 565 (Hinde k Dauch Div. of W. Virginia Pulp &c Paper Co.). Uth Sat., 12 Noon, Cafeteria at Plant, 70 Grove St.; Natalino Baino, Pres., 7 Russell Rd., Somerville; Ernest J. V-hite, Int'l. Rep., U9 Policy St., Salem, New Hampshire. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AJTO PLASTIC V/ORKERS NO. 506 (Bemis Associates, Inc.). Last Mon., 5 P.M., Squilliani Hall, UO Summer St.; Herbert Mansfield, Treas., 57U Freeport St., Dorchester; Francis J. Quinn, B.A., 59 Timberneck Dr. , Reading. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNIdPAl EMPLOYEES NO. 1210 (Town Emp. ). First Thurs., Eagles Hall, Mt. Auburn St.; George E. Doyle, Pres., 17 Channing Rd, ; Arthur Papazian, R.S.T. , 98 Dexter Ave. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5392 ( Lewis-Shepard Co., Inc.). 3rd Sat., 12.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., lOU Nichols Ave., Tel. Wa U-SUSO; Robert F. Doyle, Pres., 35 Montfern St., Brighton; Peter Rizzo, F.S., 30 Anderson Rd. Framingham. WEBSTER BRICKLAYERS NO. 21;. First Wed., Home of R.S.T. ; Lyman Hall, Pres., Old South- bridge Rd. , Dudley; Wilfred Rouleau, R.S.T., 10 Maple St. 151 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WEBSTER - Concl'd . INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 7U (John Hancock Ins. Co.). 2nd Wed., 11 A.M., Colonial Club, Thompson Rd, ; Arthur Racine, Pres. , Thompson Rd. ; Donald Prouty, Treas., 19 Pine St., Oxford. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 83I. On Call; Leo F. Beaulac, Pres., 15 Elm St.; Donald A. Wayman, Sec, Colonial Park. SHOE WORKERS INDEPENDENT UlHOri, INC., WEBSTER. First Thurs., Elks Hall, l5l School St.; Vera A. Brodeur, F.S.T,, 75 Lake St.; Bernard L. Szczepaniak, B.A., 181 Main St.; Bus. Off., 2U2 Main St., Tel. 9U3-06U6. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E,, INC. NO. 3l5 (IND). First Mon. , PACC Club, Harris St.; Thomas J. Rodier, Pres., h9 Park St., Oxford; Francis C. Blanchard, R.S,, 5 Warren Lane, Southbridge. WELLESLEY MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE EMPLOYEES IND. UNION (Wellesley College), i^th Wed., 8,15 P.M., Alumni Hall, at College; Leonard Schavone, Pres., Box 175; Pearl Nelson, Treas., Pomeroy Hall. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 335 (Town Public Wks. Emp.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Worcester St.; Richard Gerard, Pres., 65 Highledge Ave,; Thomas 0, Lee, S.T., 925 Island Rd. , Winchendon. WEST SPRINGFIELD ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MAffllNE VTORKERS, INT'L. NO. 258 (See Springfield) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, IliT'L. NO. 268 (Perkins Machine & Gear Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Where Called; Edward R. Johnston, Pres., 6 Sorrento St., Springfield; John J, Kaczmarski, B.A. , 3U Wrona St., Indian Orchard. ENGINEERS, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE; NO. 63 (IND) (B & A).. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Church of the Good Shepherd Hall, 2lU Elm St.; R. J. Durkee, Ch. Eng., 70 Grove St.; Ralph H. Miller, S.T., 281 Lancaster Ave. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 563 (B & A). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 51 Park St.; Patrick J. Scanlon, Pres., 37 Lathrop St.; John J, Noonan, Local Ch. , 18 Garden St, LETTER CARREERS, NAT. ASSN. OF NO. 1978. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Verdi Club, 58 Chapin St.; Louis Betti, Pres., Ill; Ashley St.; Phillip A. Brown, R.S., 3I Oleander St, MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS NO. 1730 (Wico Ignition Div. , Globe Union, Inc.). First Sun., 2.30 P.M. and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 51 Park St.; Anthony Calvanese, Pres., 17 Cooper St., Agawam; Russell Morin, R.S., 101 Maple St. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSN., WEST SPRINGFIELD (IND). On Call, Public Library, 192 Park St.; Irving P. Donahue, Co-President, 77 Boulevard; Rachel M. Goodhind, Treas,, 53 Field St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 1^87 (Premoid Corp.). Bi-monthly, On Call, 2 P.M., Squire's Restaurant, 15 King St., Agawam; Philip McCarthy, Pres., U2 Birch Park Circle; John E. Shea, R.S., l52 Mayfair Ave., Spring- field. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICERS I4AINTENANCE EMP. NO. UUl. 2nd Tues., 11 A.M., Post Office, Elm St.; Richard G. Reardon, Pres., 122 Garden St.; John J. Beston, Jr., S.T., 25 Chapin St, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. I76I. On Call, Monthly; Theodore T. Rockwell, Pres.jR.F.S., Ul; Woodmont St. 152 , , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WEST SPRINGFIELD - Concl'd . RAILROAD TRMNIIEN, BROTHERHOOD OF NO. 23b (B « A Pioneer Lodge). Uth Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, 51 Park St.; Paul J. Demers, Pres., 23 Bevier St., Spring- field; James E. McCarthy, Sec, 31? Broadway, Ghicopee Falls. RAILV/AY AND STEA.'ISHIP CLERKS NO. 1517 (B a A). First Hon., Conference Rm. Union Station, Springfield; Raymond Jacques, Pres., 36 Wright St., Agawam; Edward Francis, F.S.T., 92 Spring St., Springfield. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BR/^KEMFN DIV. 6^2 (IND) (B & A). On Call, Monthly, Home of Pres,; W. Bishopric, Pres., $3 Armstrong St.; D. L. Tolman, Gen. Ch., 2U Ralph St. , Watertown. STATE, COUNTY AITO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. I36U (Town Emp. ). 2nd Tues., li.30 P.M., U30 Westfield St.; Ronald W. Brawsay, Pres., U30 Dewey St.; Leon F. Parent, Treas. , 18 Merrick St. WST SPRINGFIELD MUNICIPAL EMP. ASSN. (See Municipal Fjnp. Assn., V/est Spring- field) WESTBORGUGH CARPENTERS NO. lhS9. 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, mik St.; Robert Chase, Pres., 2UO Floral St., Shrewsbury; Stuart Allen, R.S., 385 South St., Shrewsbury. MEAT GUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See Allied District Local No. 128-FL in Lynn) PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U85 (Corrugated Paper Co.). On Call, U.I5 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Milk St.; Richard Wright, R.S., 19 Highland Pk., Linwood; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep., U7 Garden St., Maiden. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPL0YF:ES NO. 1153 (State Hospital Ernp.). Last Mon., 7.30 P.M., Hadley Bldg., at Hospital, Lyman St.; John L. Gebo, S.T., 61 Highland St., Marlboro; Joseph J. Germain, B.A. , I3 Phoenix St., Wor- cester. STEELWORKERS of AMERICA, UNITED NO. 65UU (Progressive Tool i^ Die Co.). 2nd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Svea Gille Club, 190 Quinsigamond Ave., Worcester; George Harabedian, R.S., 82 Lovell St., Worcester; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep.j Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. 756-3577. UTILITY V/ORKERS OF N.E, INC. NO. 3l;5 (IND) (N.E. Power Service Co.). First Thurs., 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Willow St.; John P. O'Donnell, Pres., 1 Benjamin Rd., Worcester; James A. Dugan, S.T., lH Prospect St., W. Boylston. WESTFIELD ysUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLET-ENT V;ORKERS NO. U30 (Sterling Radiator Co., Inc.). 3rd Thurs., St. Joseph's Hall, 6 Hanover St.; John Krok, Pres., 3 Franklin St., Holyoke; Lewis Bissaillon, F.S.T., 70 Fair- field Ave. B/ 153 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WESTFIELD - Concl'd. ELECTRIGAL VJORKERS NO. 205U (Westfield Gas & Electric Lt. Co.). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 38 Broad St.; John H. Miller, R.S., 21 Belmont St.; Eugene Fortier, B.A., I4.3 Cix)wn St, FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. NO. 1111. First Hon., Fire Station, 29 Arnold St.; Aldo Farese, Pres. , 10 Lincoln St.; Mario C. Picchi, Treas., U7 Orchard St. HOTEL Aim RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Restaurant Emp. No, II6 in Chicopee) LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF BR. 128. 2nd Tues., h P.M., Svdng Rm., Post Office, Main St.; John F. Slasinsky, Pres.,B.A., 77 George St.; Frederick F. Siska, R.S., 18 High St. METAL POLISHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS AITO HELPERS NO. 80 (Columbia Mfg. Co.). Uth Wed., U.I5 P.M., Slovak Citizens Club, 5l E. Silver St.; Gordon Butman, Pres., Box 353, Hagan Ave,; Edward C. Hildack, F.S.T., 7 Ethan Ave. MOLDERS AI© ALLIED WORKERS NO. 77 (Plainville Casting Co.). First Sun., 2 P.M., American Legion Home, 38 Broad St.; Lawrence Rabideau, F.S., 85 Orange St.; Wilfred 0. Paradise, B.A., I6 King St. Ext., Leicester. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 95. 2nd Hon,, 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, 38 Broad St.; Edward Fila, Pres., 395 Montgomery Rd.; Charles Orlandi, F.S., 16 Prospect St. MUSICIANS NO. 91. First Mon. (Jan. , Mar., June, Dec), 2nd Mon. (Sept.), Ameri- can Legion Hall, 38 Broad St.; Edward A, Manley, Pres., 10 Malone Ave,; Richard G. Hamilton, R.F.S.,B.A., 6 Lothrop Ave, OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYES INT'L. NO. 228 (Savage Arms Co., Div, of Emhart Corp,). First Wed., American Legion Hall, East St., Chicopee Falls; Margaret E. Gagnon, Pres., 55 Marguerite St., Chicopee Falls; Dorothy A. Shannahan, S.T., 7 Lester St., Chicopee Falls, PAPERMAKERS A»JD PAPEfWORKERS, UNITED: NO, 197 (Strathmore Paper Co., Div. of Hammermill Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 6 P.M., Eagles Hall, lU Bartlett St.; Ethan E. Clark, R.S., Hi Broadway; Harvey J. Clark, B.A., Depot St., Southwick. NO. 665 (The Stevens Paper I'CLlls, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Moose Hall, Washington St.; John Valente, Pres., 38 Chapel St.; Max Nitkiewicz, R.S., 1:7 Essex St., Holyoke, NO, 839 (Robinson Reminders). 2nd Tues,, 7,30 P.M., St. Joseph's Hall, 6 Hanover St,; Mary Humphreys, Pres., kh Tekoa Ave,, VJoronoco; Albert Pierce, R.S., 86 Franklin St, NO. 906 (Boxmakers, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., St. Joseph's Hall, 6 Hanover St.; Allan K. Richards, Pres., 38 Noble Ave,; midred Griffin, R.S., College Hghwy. , Southwick. PLAlNlT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. I6 (Columbia Mfg. Co.). Quarterly, First Vfed., Guard House at Plant, Cycle St.; Edward J. Klim, S.T.,B.A., 52 Montgomery St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U88. 3rd V/ed,, St, Joseph's Hall, 6 Hanover St.; Walter Sobzak, Pres., lU2 Elizabeth Ave.; Casimir J. Brach, h.S., 566 Southampton Rd, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 3U6 (City Emp,). 3rd Wed., Eagles Hall, Ik Bartlett St.; Joseph Zabielski, Pres., 3 Roosevelt Ave,; Ruth B. Gates, Treas., U3 Berkshire Dr, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 979 (Western Mass. Hospital). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Slovak Citizens Club, W. Silver St.; Marietta MacLeod, Pres., U3 Ward Rd, ; Theodore Tewksbury, Treas., 2c Caspar Dr. WEYMOU TH CARPENTERS NO. 1550. 2nd and Uth Fri., American Legion Hall, Commercial St., E. Weymouth; Henry F. Bates, H.S., $ Huntoon St., Dorchester; John A. Knox, F.S., 1U2 V/hite St., So, Weymouth. 151; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WEYMOUTH - Concl'd . FIRF FIGHTERS NO. F-98 (Navy Air Base). First Mon. , at Air Base; John Falvey, Pres., 8$ Tucker Hd. , Hanover; John Pringle, Sec, 69 Tafrail Hd., (^uincy. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. I6I6. First Thurs., V.F.Vv. Hall, 6OI Broad St.; Russell MacNeil, Pres., 30 Lee St., E. Weymouth; Ronald Short, Treas., 1218 Washing- ton St. , E. Weymouth. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. IU8 (See Brockton) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMEiilCAN FED. NO. 2U38 (Naval Air Station). On Call, Quarterly, U.30 P.M., at Air Station; Richard Hammond, Pre'^;., 60 Soper Ave.; Joseph Kimpel, S.T., 11 Pierce St., No, Quincy. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF A>rF,KICA NO. li5U (See Quincy) WH ITMAN DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2303ii. 3rd Mon., 3.15 P.M., Recreation Hall, Atlas Tack Corp., Pleasant St., Fairhaven; Harold Perry, Pres., 17 Tripp St., Fairhaven; Rene Richard, F.S., 95 Hatch St., New Bedford. LETTER CA_RRIERS NO. I6OO. First Tues. after First Mon., Home of Sec; V/illiam O'Connell, Pres.; John Pennini, R.S.T., I3I Pleasant St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKFJIS WO. 270 (Whitman Foundry, Inc.). On Call, K. of C. Hall, South Ave,; Ralph Fleck, Pres., I1O6 Central St., E. Bridgewater; Robert Caldwell, C.R.,F.S., 213 Bridge St., S. Bridgewater. STEELWORKERS OF AJCRICA, UNITED NO. 3972 (D,P. Gurney Co., Inc.). First Mon., U P.M., K, of C, Hall, South Ave.; Chester Wheeler, Pres., l62 Beaulah St.; Albert F. Durant, F.S., li;5 Alden St. WILLIAMSTOWN CARPf;NTE)« (See North Adams Local No. 193) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MCHINF 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 J. Curry, Pres., 367 Houghton St., No. Adams; Jean Curry, Sec, 367 Houghton St., No. Adams; Bus. Off., 90 Water St., Tel. U58-3373. LETTER CARRIERS NO. li;38. On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., Ameri.can Legion Hall, Spring St,; Donald A. V/yman, S.T., 88 Cole Ave., Williamstown. PAINTERS (See Pittsfield Local No. 9U) WILMINGTON FIRE FIGHTERS, V/ILMINGTON NO. 1370. First Mon., Fire Station, Church St.; John F. Burke, Pres., Pinewood Rd. ; Fdward J. Lyons, S.T., 5 Garter Lane. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3962 (J.W. Greer Co.), 2nd Mon., Cafeteria at Plant, Main St,; John J, VJMte, Jr., Pres., Ill Mystic Ave., So. Tewks- bury; George W. Lynch, Jr., R.S,, 96 Grove Ave. WINCH ENDON GARMENT WORKERS, LADIl-S NO. U8Ii. 3rd Tues., 6 P.M., Lunchroom, Winchendon Dress Co,, Railroad Ave,; Loretta Hanks, Sec, l50 Appleton Circle, Fitchburg; Harvey Gold, B,A., 8 Earle Rd,, Wellesley; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-9351i. POSTAL aERKS, UNITED Fv). NO. 21. On Call; Camillo DiVirgillio, Pres., 102 Highland St,; Richard L. Cochran, S.T., 69 Mason St. 155 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WINCHENDON - Concl'd . PULP, SULPHITF AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 818 (N.E. Woodenware Corp.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, School St.; Ernest LaBarge, F.S., 123 Lincoln Ave,; Ernest J. White, Int'l. Rep,, k9 Policy St., Salem, New Hampshire STFFLWORKEH.S OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3770 (Alaska Freezer Co., Inc.). On Call, 6.30 P.M., Traveler's Restaurant, 102 Front St.; Ronald H. Schofield, R.S., lU'Seaman Ct, ; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. 756-3577. WINCHESTER CARPENTERS (See Woburn) CLOTHING V/ORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 678 (N.E. Laundries, Inc.). First Thurs., (Mar., Sept. , Dec, ), Moose Hall, Campbell St,, V/oburn; I4ichael Procopio, Pres., 18 Olive St.; Emanuele Vitale, B.A., 11 Union St., Natick; Bus. Off., Hm. 5, 9 Main St., Leominster, Tel. Ke ii-J427C. ELFiCIRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 2?? (J.H. Winn, Inc.). 3rd Tues., South End Club, Fowle St.; Walter L. Meuse, Pres,, 23 Kirk St.; John Muise, F.S.T., 99 West St., Wilmington. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. l56ii. 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., Fire Headquarters. 32 Ht. Vernon St,, Tel. 729-1801; Robert W. Powers, Pres., 32 Shepard Ct.; William J, O'Leary, S,T,, 70 Holland St. LFATHER WORKERS INT'L, UNION OF AMFJtECA NO. 295. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, Raymond PI,; Thomas Minghella, S.T., U22 So. Main St., Andover; Joseph Duffy, V.P,, 8 Mt, Plfasant St., Woburn; Bus. Off., Rm. h, U78 Main St., Woburn, Tel. 933-1265. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2U3. On Call, Monthly, 8.15 P.M., V.F.W. Hall; John J. Barry, Pres., 3 Lincoln Rd. , Woburn; Carl V. Bruno, R. S., Upland Rd, WINTHROP FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1070. 2nd Mon. , Fire Station, UO Pauline St.; Paul Ford, Pres., Ocean View St.; William Lehman, F.S., I8O Pauline St. WOBURN BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO, 52U (Woburn Public Works Dept.). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., So, End Italian Club, Fowle St.; Louis F. Ames, Pres., 39 Hart St.; William A. Meagher, S.T.,B.A., 29 Orange St. CARPENTERS NO. 885. First and 3rd Thurs., Towandah Club, 19 Abbott St.; Earl Oulton, Pres., 19 Fairview Terrace; Dante Gattoni, R.S., 13 Hillside Way, Wilmington. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. NO. 971. First Tues., Engine #1^. Central St.; John Kirk, Pres,, la Jefferson Ct,; Clarence Scott, Sec, 10 Brentwood Rd. LFJ\THER WORKFJiS INT'L. UNION OF AJffiRICA NO. 22. Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, I478 Main St,, Tel, 933-1265; William Frizzell, Pres., 13 Sheridan St,; Arthur J. Gorrasi, B.A., 55 Vernon St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 75. 2nd Tues,, 3.30 P.M., Swing hm. , Postal Annex, Draper St.; Ralph Cogan, Pres., U2 Beach St.; Thomas Manley, Treas., 68 Mt. Pleasant St, 156 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER ASBESTOS WORKERS AKD HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS NO. 123 (Worcester County). First Fri., 7 P.M., Goulet Post No, 92, Worcester St., Grafton; Kenneth J. Murphy, H.S.T., 188 Prospect St., Auburn; Edward Whiterell, B.A., Brigham Hili Rd., No. Grafton. BAKFHy AND CONFECTIOflERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 251 (IND) (Worcester, Fitchburg and Mansfield). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Dexter Bldg., 55U Main St.; Omer N. Boulay, Pres., 17 Commonwealth Ave., Shrewsbury; John P. Quinn, F.S.T.,B.A., 29 Shamrock St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 2I4, 5UU Main St., Tel. 753-UI4OI4. BARBEItS, JOUHNEYI^.N NO. I86. 2nd Thurs., 55U Main St.; Torcom Hooloian, Pres., 21 Bancroft St.; Charles Eknoian, S.T.,B.A., 36 Stebbins St. BARTI-'.NDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BOILF.RIWKFRS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORCEPS AND HFIPERS NO. 7U0 (Armour-Porter, Inc.). First Mon. , P.A.C. Hall, Creeper Hill Rd., No, Grafton; Vito Vinzi, Pres., B. A., 121 Clinton St., Shrewsbury; Joseph F. Halvey, S.T., 367 Oxford St., Auburn. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERFJIS NO. 6. Tues., 8.15 P.M., Unity Hall, 58 Front St.; Julius Meyers, R.C.S., 77 Brantwood Rd. ; John J. Dyer, B.A., 79 Delmont Ave, BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l, Union of No. America No. 2U3) BUIMING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. h9S (Municipal Employees, United). 3rd Tues,, Aurora Hotel, Main St.; Howard H. Saunders, Pres., U9 Edgewood Rd. Shrewsbury; Fulton Bakstran, B.A., 15 Lowell St. CARPENTras NO. 107. First Fri., at Bus. Off., 18U Front St., Tel. PI 5-3031;; Arthur J. Lavallee, F.S., Brookfield Rd. , Fiskdale; Andrew E. Shusta, S.T., B,A., 11 Bowen St., W. Boylston. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED: NO. 16 (Tailors). On Call, Bi-monthly, Aurora Hotel, Main St,; Eugene Duniais, S,T,, 26 Litchfield St,; Emanuele Vitale, B.A., 11 Union St., Natick; Bus, Off,, Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel, La 3-6660. NO, lyli (Pants Makers). On Call, Bi-monthly, Eden Sea Grille, Franklin St.; Vincent Maiorano, Pres., 620 Franklin St.; Emanuele Vitale, B.A., 11 Union St,, Natick; Bus. Off,, Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. NO, 579-B (Retail Employees Union) (Ware Pratt Co.). On Call, Aurora Hotel, Main St.; John Marcy, Pres., 39 Saybrook Rd, , Shrewsbury; Emanuele Vitale, B.A., 11 Union St,, Natick; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. ELECTRICAX WORKERS NO. 96. First Mon., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James V. Moriarty, Pres.; Samuel J. Donnelly, F.S.,Bus. Hgr,; Bus. Off., Rm. 302, 107 Front St., Tel. 753-8635. ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. U7. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Club Wlieaton, 839 S. Main St.; L. V. Houston, Pres., Pollard Rd., Northbridge; Raymond H. Cross, B.A., 15U8 Grafton Rd., Millbury. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVF NO. 6U (IND). Uth Sun., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; H. R. Bostwick, Pres., Old Common Rd., Auburn; F. W. Sprague, Sr. , S.T., 6 Sunrise Ave., Auburn. ENGINEERS, OPFJtATING (See Northeastern Mass, District Local No, 877 in Concord) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1009. On Call, Monthly, Engine #9, IO67 Pleasant St.; Raymond E. Whitney, Pres., 28 Cleveland Ave,; Russell C. Goodwin, F.S., 5 Lancaster Terrace. FIR^WT^: AITO ENGINFMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO, 73. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Aurora Hotel, Main St.; Walter F. Kane, Pres., 18 Montrose St.; Russell H. Coe, R.F.S.,B.A., 23 V/att Rd. FIREMEN AJro OILERS (See Boston Local No. U02) FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. 128 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). 2nd Tues. A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Bernard R. Magnant, Pres., Tanyard Rd., Dudley; George R. Cancellieri, Treas., Ridge St., Westminster. 157 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER - Cont'd . GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES, INT'L. NO. 75. On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 107 Front St., Tel. 753-7305; John F. Albano, Dist. Mgr., 95 Woolworth St., Longmeadow; Frank Peretti, B.A., 52 Stockman St., Springfield. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Worcester Gas Lt. Co.). 2nd Thurs., K. of C. Hall, Westboro; Cornelius C. Lynch, Pres., 16 Florence St.; James J. Pignataro, F.S.T., kh Mendon St. GOWRNMF.NT EMPLOYEES, AMMCAN FED. NO. 19U6 (Social Security Admin., Fitchburg, Franiingham, Springfield & Worcester). On Call (Jan. , Apr,, July, Oct.), 6 P.M.J Percy 0. Daley, Jr., Pres., 53 Hildreth St., Westford; Josephine M. McGuirk, P.S.T., 71 Academy St., Fitchburg. HATTERS, CAP Aim MILLINERY V/ORKERS NO. llh (Paul Hats, Inc.). 3rd Mon. , Dexter Bldg.; Henry Tessier, Pres., 59 Orchid St., Fisherville; Louis Peso, B.A., 325 Bishop St., Framingham. HOD CARRIERS AND BUILDITO AND COMMON LABORERS (See Laborers Int'l. Union of No. America No. 2U3) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 95. 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., 16 Portland St., Tel. 757-1778; Francis Brosnihan, Pres., 5 Edwidge St.; James M. Brown, F.S.T.,B.A., lUl Vernon St. INSURANCE V/ORKERS lOT'L. NO. 75. 2nd Thurs., I.30 P.M., Hotel Vernon, I6 Kelley Sq,; Edward J. Lucey, Pres., 26 Woodbine St.; James Kelley, R.S. IRON WORKERS NO. 57. 2nd and Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., 15& Front St., Tel. 756-5216; Francis J. Penny, F.S.T., 60 Jennings St.; Vincent A. Malesky, B.A., 203 Massasoit Rd. LABORERS INT'L. UNION OF NO. AMERICA NO. 2U3. First Fri., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trum- bull St.; William A. Porter, F.S.T., Kimball St., Box 118, Brookfield; Clement H. Porter, B.A., Wells Rd. , Brookfield; Bus. Off., 70 Winter St., Tels. 757-2839 and 757-509U. LATHERS NO. 79. First Tues., 735 Mllbury St.; Thomas O'Brien, Pres., 11 Granite St.; Joseph O'Day, R.S.T., Little Nugget Lake, Charlton. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 12. 3rd Sat., 8.30 P.M., Sentry Post, 6I6 Main St.; John C. Kelleher, Pres., 230 Lovell wSt. ; Francis K. Maher, F.S.T., li; Davenport St. LITHOGRAfflERS AND PHOT OENG RAVERS UNION, WORCESTER NO. Ii7-P. 2nd Tues., 5.30 P.M., Aurora Hotel, 651i Main St.; Cornelius G. Gleason, Pres., Dawson Circle, Shrewsbury; Howard J, Cranston, Sec, 371 Pleasant St., Leicester. MAINTENANCE, OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 80 (NY NH). Quarterly, 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; William P. Wilkins, S.T., 39 Stoneland Rd. ; Thomas Christensen, Gen. Qi. , Rm. 210, 79 Farmington Ave. , Hartford, Connecticut. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 6l2 (See Springfield) MEAT OTTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKI^Ii (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MESSENGERS, SPECIAI. DELIVERY NO. 35. On Call, Home of Pres.; John F. Dolan, Pres., 390 Mill St.; Richard W. Bradley, S.T., 52 Fales St. HOLDERS AM) ALLIED WORKERS NO. 5. First Fri., P.A.V. Hall, U2 Green St.; Stanley J. Mierzejewski, F.S., 15 Massasoit Dr., Leicester; Wilfred 0. Paradise, B.A., 22 King St. Ext., Leicester. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, UNITED NO. U95 (See Building Service Employees) MUSICIANS ASSN., WORCESTER NO. IU3. 2nd Sun. (Jan. ,Oct. ,Nov. ), A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; William J. Murphy, R.S.T.; Paul Clooney, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 305, 105 Front r>t,, Tel, 756-26Ui;. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 8-766 (UNIT NO. 6) (Mobil Oil Co.). First Sun., (Mar., Sept., Dec. ), 10 A.M., Tower House, Main St.; James J. Lumsden, Pres., 16 Sawin St., Marlboro; Edward F. Shaw, S.T., 11 Lulea St. PAINTERS NO. U8. 2nd and Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 395 Grafton St., Tel. 757-0865; Robert J. Perron, F.S., k3 Janet Circle, Shrewsbury; John M. Hebert, Bus. Rep., 59 Florence St. 158 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTFR - Cont'd , PAPFRMAKERS AND PAPERWORKFRS, UNITED NO. 872 (U.S. Envelope Co., Worcester Plant). 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St.; John E. Malley, Pres., 93 Commonwealth Ave.; Arthur A. Sherblom, Jr., Ch. Steward, 11 Intervale St., Horningdale. PAPFJtlMAKERS AND PAPEJWORKERS, UNITED NO. 876 (U.S. Envelope Co., Water St. Plant). On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St.; Margaret V NO. 1060 (B &c A Station Emp.). On Call, 2 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Thomas J. Ratchford, Pres., 18 Gage St.; Bernard J. McQuaid, F.S.T., 165 Belmont St, NO. 2108 (Railway Focpress Agency, Inc.). Uth Sun., 2.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James O'Connor, Pres., 7 Park View Lane, Shrewsbury; R. E. Chevrefils, F.S.T., 37 Shirley Rd. , Shrewsbury. RAILVJAY CONDUCTORS PM) BRAKEMEN DIV. 237 (IND) (B U A). Last Sun., 10 A.M., Home of Local Gh. ; Robert Toombs, Local Pres., k^ Cherry St., Shrewsbury; Roy B. Hakenson, Local Ch. , S.T., 282 Highland St. RETAIL EMPLOYEFS 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., 38 Venus Dr.; Paul Dufault, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 620, 507 Main St., Tel. 755-8669- 159 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER - Cont'd . RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 59 (Dapol Plastics, Inc.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir., 112 Bonnydale Rd. , Leominster; Walter Morrissey, B.A., &7 Evans St., Watertown; Bus. Off., Ik? Mechanic St., Leominster, Tel. 53li-653U. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 509- On Call, Bi-monthly; Mitchell Haddad, Pres., 208 Mascott St.; Leonard Cohen, S.T., 28 Sunnyhill Dr.; Bus, Off., Rm. 20ii, 66$ Washington St., Boston, Tel. 5U2-1563. ROOFERS NO. 10$. 3rd Fri., Polish-American Vets Hall, U2 Green St.; Louis J. Luvisi, R.S.T., 26 Greenwood Dr., Auburn; Donald Sullivan, B.A., 17 Brook St. , Cherry Valley. SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 127. First Tues., Carpenters Hall, 18U Front St.; Donald Willard, Pres., 7 Bylund Ave., Auburn; John J. Mees, F.S.T.,Bus. Rep., 36 Clifton St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2li (H.H. Brown Shoe Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 301, 69$ Main St., Tel. 752-56U2; Raymond P. Aubin, Sr., Pres., Quabaug Rd. , Brookfield; Ralph P. DiCesare, S.T., lU Heardsleigh St, SPF.CIAL DELIVERS MESSFNGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery) STATE, CITY AND TCkm EMPLOYEES (IND): NO. lU (Water Dept.). First Mon, , Garage, 18 E. Worcester St.; Francis Kelleher, Pres., l59 Cohasset St.; William Ferguson, S.T., 7k Paine St. NO. 1$ (Sewer Dept.). lith Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Plantation Club, Plantation St.; Anthony Urso, Pres., 2k Orient St.; George K. Newton, Jr., S.T., 71 Maywood St. NO. 16 (School Dept. Cafeteria Emp. ). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., North High School, Salisbury St.; Nina Kelleher, Pres., l59 Cohasset St.; Mary Burns, Sec. , 12 Park Villa Ave. NO. 200 (Street Dept.). First Fri., American Legion Hall, 23 Coral St.; Charles Rodgers, Pres.; John Montonari, F.S.T., 77 Harrington Ave., Shrews- bury; Bus. Off., 29 Albany St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL FllPLOYEES NO. 137 (State Hospital Emp.). Last Mon., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Thomas Corliss, Pres., Pleasant St., Upton; Rosemary Parent, Sec, 108 Main St., Shrewsbury; Bus. uff., at Hospital, 30$ Belmont St., Tel. PI 2-U681, Ext. 250. STATE, COUIWY AW MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 877 (Public Works Dist. No. 3). 2nd Tues., American Legion Hall, 1023 Main St.; F. J. Agbey, Pres., 178 Cohasset St.; Charles E. Hamilton, F.S.T., 21 William St., Clinton. STEF.LV/ORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 80I, 29 Pearl St., Tel. 756-3577, unless otherwise specified. NO. 1315 (Reed & Prince Mfg. Co.). On Call; John D. Sullivan, Sub-Area Dir. NO. 1513 (Worcester Pressed Steel Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., PAV Hall, k2 Green St.; Philip Malowin, R.S., 62 Wilbur St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 1885 (United States Steel Corp.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 570 Millbury St., Tel. 755-9238; Francis Foley, R.S., 33 Stebbins St.; John Prokopowich, Field Rep., Rm. 8OI, 29 Pearl St. NO. 2521 (Leland-Gifford Co.). First Hon., at Bus. Off.; John A. Wright, R.S., 10 Columbus St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 2530 (United States Steel Corp.) (Office). 2nd Mon., 7.U5 P.M., PAV Hall, k2 Green St.; Walter M. Murphy, ri.S., 15 Wellington Rd. , No. Oxford; John D. Sullivan, Sub-Area Dir. NO. 2865 (Worcester Wire Wks., Div. of National Standard Co.). 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off.; John King, R.S., k9 St. Nicholas Ave.; John Prokopowich, Field Rep. NO. 2936 (Amalgamated). First Tues., 107 Front St.; Alfred M. Hall, R.S., 29 Fountain St. ; Raymond L. Murray, Field Rep. 160 LOC/iX LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER - Cont'd. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED - Concl'd.: NO. 3189 (Johnson Steel & Wire Co., Inc.). Uth Sun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off.; Daniel F. Teehan, R.S., 18 Jefferson St.; John Prokopowich, Field Rep. NO. 3190 (G.F. Wright Steel & Vvire Co.). 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., at Bus. Off.; Francis J. McManus, R.S., 32 Blaine Ave.; John Prokopovd-Ch, Field Rep. NO. 323U (Thompson Wire Co.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., PAV Hall, 1(2 Green St.; Joseph J. Abdella, R.S., 12 Gannett St., Oxford; John D. Sullivan, Sub- Area Dir., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St.; Bus, Off., 115 Stafford St., Tel. 753-1553. NO. 327U (Crompton & Knowles Corp.). Last Mon. , at Bus. Off.; Warren E. Houle, R.S., 133 N. Lake Ave.; John D. Sullivan, Sub-Area Dir. NO. 3635 (Rice Barton Corp.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off.; Joseph N. Mooney, R.S., 36 Clifton St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 3859 (John Bath & Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Plantation St. Club, l5l Plantation St.; Frank Ritchie, R.S., 139 Vernon St.; John Prokopowich, Field Rep. NO. 3901 (Henry L. Hanson Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., PAV Hall, U2 Green St.; Gerald T, Oliver, R.S., 139 Delraont Ave.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 3902 (Harrington & Richardson, Inc.). 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off.; Sarah MacKirdy, R.S., 75 Townsend St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. U559 (Roller Qiain Div., Rex Chainbelt, Inc.) (Worcester Plant). Last Tues., PAV Hall, U2 Green St.; Eli G. Mitchell, R.S., 5 Marjorie St.; John D. Sullivan, Sub-Area Dir. NO. 5177 (Olson Mfg. Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., PAV Hall, 1^2 Green St.; Dorothy L. Gniadek, R.S., 6 Young St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 52U7 (Curtis & Marble Machine Co.). 3rd Mon., Main So. Vets Post, 1023 Main St.; Angela Hetel, R.S., 19 Ivernia Rd. ; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep. NO. 5565 (Anderson Corp.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Post, Ballard St.; Marc A. Lapointe, R.S., Fisher Rd. , Holden; John D. Sullivan, Sub-Area Dir. NO. 56UI (Worcester Div., Geo. J. Meyer Mfg. Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Howard Gallant Post, 221 Canterbury St.; Walter Riley, R.S., 30 Westdale St.; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep. NO. 5683 (Vellumoid Div., Federal-Mogul Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., PAV Hall, U2 Green St.; Florence Benson, R.S., 57 Mount Ave.; Raymond E. Murray, Field Hep. STREET RAILWAI EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEACHERS UNION, V;0RCESTER NO. 1029. 3rd Thurs., Home of R.S.; John Limoges, R.S., 30 Thornton Rd. ; Joseph L.R. Marc-Aurele, Treas., 52 Alvairado Ave. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, VMREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 170 (IND) (General). First Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 8 Winter St., Tel. 75U-1682; John W. Davis, S.T. , 12 Dellwood Rd.; Anthony J. Carlo, James J. Millett, George Valery and Alfred J. Robichaud, B.A's. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IW)): UNIT NO. 1. Marilyn Blake, Rep., 73 Ward St. UNIT NO. 2. Doris Duffy, Rep., 3 Piedmont St. UNIT NO. 3. Kathleen Army, Rep., 23 Granite St, UNIT NO. ii. Gertrude Cormier, Rep., l5 Lake Ave., Leicester, TELEPHOIffi WORKERS INT'L. NO. 3 (IND) (N.E. Tel. ic Tel. Co.). 2nd Fri. , 8.15 P.M., PAV Hall, U2 Green St.; Michael F. O'Leary, Pres. , 36 Sherbrooke Ave.; Clifford E. Cox, F.S.T., 67 Mountain St. E. ; Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St., Tel. 75U-2525. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 3OO (Standard Yarn Co.). On Call; Richard LaCross, Pres., 9 Townsend St.; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, mode Island; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Tel. 756-5719. 161 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER - Concl'd . THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 96. Uth Mon., 11.30 P.M., 695 Main St.; John E. Murphy, Pres.,B.A., 58 Winifred Ave.} Robert Krock, F.S., 2^1 May St. TILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO HELPERS NO. I83. First Wed., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trum- bull St. 5 Roland Berard, Pres., lii Stevens Rd. ; Anthony Guido, R.S.T., 3 Lake View St, TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 22 (Worcester Bus Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Theodore L. Gaboury, Pres., 99 Grandview Ave.; Arthur L. Bergeron, F.S.T.,B.A. , 322 Main St., Millbury; Bus. Off., I6 Portland St., Tel. 753-1075. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, WORCF^TER NO. l65. First Sun., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl. , I6 Portland St., Tel. 756-lli07; Rodolphe E. Beaulac, Pres., U Eagle Lane, Paxton; Alphonse A, LaBranche, F.S.T., 86 Oxford St., Auburn. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 330 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co., Worcester Div.), First Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 32, 5Uli Main St., Tel. PI 2-0919; William H. Geary, Pres., 25 Delawanda Dr.; Raymond F. Collins, Treas., II4. Vamum St, UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO, 33U (IND) (N,E. Power Co., N.E. Power Service Co.). 2nd Thurs., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; R. T. Hanley, Pres., U Thomas Ave., Auburn; A. F. Bourne, R.S.T., R.F.D., Leominster. WEB PRESSMEN NO. 29 (Telegram & Gazette Co., Inc.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., PAV Hall, U2 Green St.; John J. Bulman, Pres., 12 Lancaster St., Auburn; John J. Bluis, S.T., 17 I4arietta Ave., Shrewsbury. WRENTHAM STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6U6 (Wrentham State School). 3rd Mon., Employee's Lounge, at School; Loreda A. Dybes, Pres., 11 Malcolm St., Norfolk; Gertrude T. Lillyman, Treas., 285 Union St., Millis. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3623 (Wrentham Steel Products Co.). First Tues., J4.15 P.M., American Legion Hall, South St.; Edward J. O'Connor, Pres.. Mirror Lake Ave., Norfolk; Thomas Rusbino, B.A. 162 NUMBER AND MEMBERSHIP OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS - 196? Statistical data are here presented having reference to the number and membership of local labor organizations which were known to be in existence in Massachusetts as of January 15, 196? 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 individusil unions are held strictly confidential and are used only in the compilation of totals. Statistics of labor organizations 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, 1967 was 2,13U with a membership of U33,6o5 Males and 1U5,569 Females. This includes locals of Letter Carriers and Post Office Employees and locals of employees of other Government Agencies which were included for the first time in 1962. In 1967, 25.1^ of the aggregate number of organized wage-earners in the State were women. 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, jurisdic- tion 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 member- ship of the organizations listed thereunder is usually much greater than the number of organized workers who actually reside or find employment therein. It is, however, logical tlaat such should be considered "Boston Locals". The availability and accessibility of halls or offices is also a factor in setting up headquarters or providing a suitable place for regular meetings. 163 TABU? I. - Number and Membership of Local Labor Organizations in Massachusetts , as of January I5th in Years 1965-1967 , Inclusive : By Leading Groups and by Sex of Membership Years All (As of Indus- Boot Build- Clerks, Cloth- Jan,l5th) tries and ing Whole- ing and Trades Shoe Trades sale and Sex of and Indus- and Garment : : : TABLE 2. - Number and Membership of Local Labor Organizations in - Massachusetts as of January I5th in Years 1965 1967 , Inclusive , in Each of the 17 Cities Leading in Membership 19 65 19 6 6 19 6 7 Cities Leading Number: Number: Number: in of : Membership of : Membership of : Membership Membership Unions Unions Unions Boston U77 Brockton Cambridge Chicopee Fall River Fitchburg Haverhill Holyoke Lawrence Lowell Lynn New Bedford Pittsfield Quincy Springfield Waltham Worcester All Other Municipalities The State^t