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"* Public Document D^ ( ^ No. 15
Fifty-Second Directory
of Labor Organizations in
Massachusetts, 1957
(With Statistics of Membership, 1955-56-57)
Labor Bulletin No. 200
PART I
of the ANNUAL REPORT ON THE STATISTICS OF LABOR
Department of Labor and Industries
Publication of this Document Approved by George J. Cronin, State Purchasing Agent 1M-6-S7-920S09
Directory of Labor Organizations in Massachusetts, 1957
With Statistics of Membership 1955-56-57
INTRODUCTION
The mateirial here presented constitutes the Fifty-Second Directory of Labor Organizations in Massachusetts, the first Directory of this kind having been published in August, 1902. The tenn "Labor Organizations" as used in this directory, is a group of employees or wage earners organized for the purpose of improving their status through negotiations with employers, except in the cases of employees of governmental agencies, the organization is usually a party to ei- ther 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 quite complete records of unions in existence by reason of "statements" required by Chapter 618, Acts of 1916.
Ihis edition consists of four divisions, as follows:
I. "National and International Organizations " having one or more affil- iated local unions in the United States, (pages 3-13).
II. " Delegate Organizations " consisting of organizations composed of dele- gates from local unions whose members are in trades or industries of a like character within a definite district, or of delegates from local unions in the same locality, not necessarily in similar trades, (pages llt-23J.
III. " Local Labor Unions" composed of wage earners in a single locality directly associated in what may be termed the "ujiit body" of organization, (pages 2U-lli8).
IV. "Statistics of Labor Organizations " showing nuirfber and membership of local unions as of January 15, 195 7> with data for two prior years (pages li;9- 151).
All National, International, Delegate and Local Organizations listed in this directory are AFL-CIO affiliates except where noted otherwise.
At the beginning of each year a general canvass is made for the data which appear in this directory. Each national and international labor organization known to be in existence in the United States (See Section I) is requested to furnish the Department with the name and address of its corresponding official and a list of any Kassachusetts locals affiliated, together with the names and addresses of certain officials of such unions. From the delegate organizations in^Massachusetts (See Section II} somewhat similar data are secured. Each local unit known to be in existence, whether or not chartered by a parent body, 5.s canvassed and detailed information is secured as to the time and place of meeting, the names amd addresses of coiresponding and other officials, and other relevant data (See Section III). These same unions also report the membership of '..heir organizations (See Section IV). Ihe names of the Individual local unions appear in Section III, listed for ready reference alphabetically under the respective municipaJ-ities in which their headquarters are located. Nearly all of the local imions are affiliated vith national or international bodies. Designations of local unions follow closely the names of psirent 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; and name and address of secretary, business agent, or other authorized representative, and business office, if any. Officials of those organizations from whom no report was received in re- sponse to the original request were visited by the statistical investigators of the Division, and the necessary data were secured. There were also ascertained, from various sources, facts with reference to the forming of new unions and the disbanding of those formerly active. At the time of going to press there were incorporated in this issue such changes as had come to the attention of the De- partment since the original canvass was made. Subsequent changes cannot, of course, be made in this report but are on record where known. Officials of organizations listed herein are urged to advise the Department of any such changes as they occur. The Department makes every effort to issue the Directory as early in the year as possible, as much of its usefulness depends upon the promptness of its issue. In this endeavor we have had the cordial cooperation of labor officials throughout the state. ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviations for titles of union officials follow:
B. A., Business Agent Leg, Agt., Legislative Agent C. R., Corresponding Representative Mgr., Manager C. S., Corresponding Secretary NatU. Sec, National Secretary Oh., Chairman Org., Organizer F. S., Financial Secretary Pres., President Gen. Gh., 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. !»., Vice President
Abbreviations for names of certain national labor organizations follow:
A. A. A. A., Associated Actors and Artistes of America AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations Conf. U. of A., Confederated Unions of America IND., Independent L.I.U,, Local Industrial Union N.E, Fed., New England Federation S, C, M, E., State, Coionty and Municipal Employees, American Federation of S. C. T. E., State, City and Town Employees, Federation of T, VJ. U. A., Textile Workers Union of America U.M.W., United Mine Workers U.N. A., United National Association (of Post Office Clerks) U. T. W. A., United Textile Workers of America
In all other instances the local organizations are presented in such manner that they may be readily identified with their national or international organi- zations. 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 1. NATIONAL AND INIERNATEONAL ORGANIZATIONS
All unions listed in this section are AFL-CIO affiliates unless otherwise noted.
AMERICAN FEDERAnON OF LABOR - CONGRESS OF INDUSTOLAL OROANIZAnONS. William F. Schnitzler, S.T., 8l5 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Hugh Thon^son, N.E, Dir., Rm. 526, 73 Itemont bt., Boston, Mass.
DEPARTMENTS OF Tm AFL-CIO
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES DEPARTMENT. Frank Bonadio, S.T., Rm, 603, 815 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
INDUSTRIAL UNION DEi'ARTMENT. James B. Carey, S.T., Rm. 3u2, 8l5 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
MAiaTIME TRADES DEPARTMENT. Harry E. O'Reilly, Exec. S.T., Rm. 501, 815 l6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C. mTAL TRADES DEPARTMENT. B. A. Gritta, S.T., Rm. 5u3, 815 I6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
RAIIKAY EMPLOYEES DEPARTMENT. Michael Fox, Pres., Rm. 1212, 220 South State St., Chicago U, Illinois.
UNION LABEL AND SERVICE TRADES DEPARTMENT. Raymond F. Leheney, S.T., Rm. Uu2, 100 Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington 18, D.C.
ACTORS AND ARTISTES OF AMERICA, ASSOCIATED. Donald F. Conaway, Sec, 226 West U7th St., New York, New York. ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (^.A.A.A.;. Angus Duncan, Exec. Sec, 226 West Ii7th
St., New York, New Yori ^ ACTORS GUILD, INC., SCREEN U.A.A.A.). John L. Dales, Exec. Sec, 7750 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood U6, Caiiibmiaj Florence B. Marston, Reg. Dir., 551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, New York ACTORS UNION, HEBREW (A. A. A. A. J. Charles Cohan, S.T., 31 East 7th St., New York 3, New Ifork. ACTORS UNION, ITALIAN (A. A. A. A.). Lawrence Rondine, Exec. Sec, 39 West 52nd St., New York 19, New York. AGRICULTURAL WORKERS UNION, NATIONAL. A. E. Cox, Sec, 21UU f St., N.W., Wash- ington 7, D.C. AIR CRAFT WORKERS (See Automobile, Aircraft and Agriciatural Inplement Wkrs. of America, Int'l. Union, United} and Welders of America, Nat'l., United (IND). AIR LINE DISPATCHERS ASSOCIATICW. William B. Dunne, Pres., lObO Grand Ave., Hen^stead, New Yorkj James A. Miller, Local Council Ch., Northeast Airlines, Logan Int'l. Airport, East Boston, Mass. AIR LINE MECHANICS (See Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Wkrs. of America, Int'l. Union, United.). AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOQATION, INTERNAnONAL. Robert L. Tuxbury, Sec, ALPA Bldg., 55th St. & Cicero Ave., Chicago 38, Illinois. AMERICAN WATCH WORKERS UNICN (IND). William F. Hameister, S.T., 152 East Chicago St., Elgin, Illinois; Walter W. Cenerazzo, Pres., h79 Moody St., Waltham, Mass. ARnSTS, AMERICAN FEDERAHON OF TELEVISION AND RADIO (A. A. A. A. J. Ed. Schlesinger, Nat'l. Rep., 15 West ijiith St., New York 36, New Yorkj Robert M. Segal, Exec. Sec, 11 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. ARTISTS, AMERICAN GUILD OF MUSICAL, INC. (A.A.A.A.J. Hyman R. Faine, Nat'l. Exec Sec, 2U7 West U6th St., New York 36, New York. NAnONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
ARnSTS, AMERICAN GUILD OF VARIETY (A.A.A.A.). Jackie Bright, Nat'l. Admin. Sec, Rm. 1109, 1697 Broadway, New York 19, New York; Clayton Hart, Boston Br. Mgr., 100 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. ARTISTS ASSOCIATION, BURLESQUE (A. A. A. A.). Thomas J. Phillips, Exec. Sec, Rm. 1306, U5 West U5th St., New York 36, New York. ASBESTOS WORKERS, INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIAHON OF HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS AND. John W. Hoff, Gen. S.T., Rm. 50^, 1300 Connecticut Ave., N.V., Washington 6, D.C. ASSOCIATED UNIONS OF AMERICA (Federated Unions) (IND). Donald F. Cameron, Nat'i. Sec, Rm. 7018, 161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin. AUTCWOBILE, AIRCRAFT AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Charles H. Kerrigan, Dlx., 101 West 31st St., New York 1, New York; Robert Walkinshaw and George Hill, Int'i. Reps., Rm. JU?, 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. AUTOMOHTLE WORKERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Anthony Doria, Int'l. S.T., 8670 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Califomiaj Albert Casale, Int'l. Rep., R.F.D. Mill St., Southington, Connecticut. BAKERY AND CONPECTEONERY WORKERS INTERNAHONAL UNION OF AMERICA. Curtis R. Sims, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 809, 11U5 19th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.j Robert E. Hart, V.i'., 72 Washington St., Newton, Mass. BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA, THE JOURNEYMEN. William C, Birthright, Gen. Pres.,S.T., llUl N. Delaware St., Indianapolis 7, Indiana; Thomas Chapman, V.F,, 122 Elm St., Fitchburg, Mass. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees). BEAUTY CULTURISTS (See Barbers). BILL POSTERS, BILIERS AND DISTKEBUTORS OF AMERICA, INT'L. ALHANCE OF. John J. Grady, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 820, 1U76 Broadway, New York 36, New York; Daniel Messing, Int'l. Rep., 73 Warren St., Roxbuiy. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. William J. Buckley, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 570, New Brotherhood Bldg., 8th and State Sts., Kansas City 11, Kansas; William G. Pendergast, Int'l. V.F., Rm. 205, 1U7 Uth Ave., New York 3, New York. BOOKBINDERS, INTERNAHONAL BROTHERHOOD OF. Joseph Denny, S.T., Rm. 5o6, 8l5 l6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; John Connolly and John Barry, Reps., Km. U06, 29U Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION. John J. Mara, Gen. Pres.,S.T., 2U6 Summer St., Boston 10, Mass.; Daniel J. Goggin, Reg. Dir., 120 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. BREWERY, FLOUR, CEREAL, SOFT DRINK AND DISHLLERY WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF, UNITED. Arthur P. Gildea, S.T., 23U7 Vine St., Cincinnati 19, Ohio; Martin Gross, Jr., Reg. Dir., 22 N. 5th St., Reading, Pennsylvania. BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS OF AMERICA, THE UNITED. WilUam Tracy, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 7, 1550 West 95th St., Chicago U3, Illinois. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. John J. Murphy, Sec, Rm. 200, 8l5 15th St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C.; John F. Tracy, V.P., 59 Orchard Hill Rd., Jamaica Plain, Mass. BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS (See Iron Woricers). BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICIANS, NAHONAL ASSOCIATION OF. Arthur Hjorth, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 557, 80 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago it, Illinois; Harry ^ers, Reg. Dir., U8 West U8th St., New York, New York. BROOM AND WHISK MAKERS UNION, INTERNAnC»JAL, Roy Johnson, Pres., 91U State St., Kansas City, Kansas. BUILDING LABORERS (See Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers). BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION. Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep., Rm. 723, 29U Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. BURLESQUE ARTISTS ASSOCIATION (See Artists Association, Burlesque). BUS OPERATORS (See Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees). BUTCHER WORKMEN (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen). CAP MAKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers). CARMEN (See Railway Carmen). . . ,
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATECWS
CARPENffiRS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA, UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF. John R. Stevenson, First Gen. V.F., 222 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis U, Indiana; William Francis, Gen. Rep., Rn. 215, U19 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. CAR PORTERS (See Porters, Sleeping Car^. CEMENT FINISHERS (See Plasterers and Cement Masons). CEMENT, LIME AND GIPSDM WORKERS INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Toney Gallo, Gen. S.T., 3329 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago 2U, Illinois; Joseph J. Knapik, V.P., 511 Half Moon Terrace, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. CHAUFFEURS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers). CHEMICAL WORKERS UNION, INTERNATIONAL. Marshall Shafer, S.T., 1695 West Market St., Akron 13, Ohioj Joseph J. Donovan, V.P., P.O. Box 238, Crane Rd., Marshfield, Mass. CHRISTIAN LABOR ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES (IND). Joseph Gritter, Nat'l. Sec, 1600 Buchanan Ave., S.W., Grand Rapids 7, Michigan. CIGAR MAKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. Otto C. Dehn, Sec, Rm. 60U, 1003 K St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C.; Louise T. Thompson, 3rd V.t'., 109 Peterborough St., Boston, Mass. CITY EMPLOIEES (See State, City and Town Employees; and State County and Munici- pal Employees) CLEANING AND DIE HOUSE WORKERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. John Zitello, Gen. S.T., Rm. 202, 1771 East 12th St., Cleveland lU, Ohio. CLERKS, BROTHERHOOD OF RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP (See Railway and Steamship Clerks). CLERKS, RETAIL AND WHOLESALE (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen; Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Employees). CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED. Frank Rosenblum, Gen. S.T., 15 Union Sq., New York 3, New York; Joseph Salerno, Mgr., N.E. Reg. Off., 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. CCTOTJNICATTON WORKERS OF AMERICA. Joseph A. Beime, Pres., I8OO Adams Mill Rd., N.W., Washington 9, D.C.; Gerard F. Gaughran, N.E. Dir., Ul Central Ave., Newark 2, New Jersey. CCMlUNICAnON WORKERS OF AMERICA DISTRICT NO. 1, Joseph A. Beime, Fres., 180« Adams Mill Rd., N.W., Washington 9, D.C.; Gerard Gaughran, N.E. Dir., Ul Central Ave., Newark 2, New Jersey. CONDUCTORS (See Railway Conductors; and Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees). CONEECTIONERY WORKERS (See Bakery and Confectionery Workers). CONFEDERATED UNIONS OF AMERICA, NAHONAL (IND). Arthur Sorensen, Pres.,S.T., li;36 N. U3rd St., Milwaukee 6, Wisconsin; Kenneth S. Gaber, N.E. Rep., P.O. Box Ul, Clinton, Mass. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, UNITED (See Mine Workers of AnErica, Iftiited) COOKS AND WAITERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees). COOPERS, INTERNAnONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. James J. Doyle, Pres.,S.T., Rm. 527, 120 Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass. DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES (See Retail Clerks Int'l. j and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Employees). DIE SINKERS CONFERENCE, INTERNATIONAL (IND). Richard G. Arnold, S.T., Rm. 106, 7U39 Superior Ave., Cleveland 3, Ohio. DISTILLERY, RECTEFnNG AND WINE WORKERS. INT'L. UNIC»J OF AMERICA. Joseph O'Neill, Pres., 6 N. Hamlin St., Chicago, Illinois; Lawrence Cohen, Treas.,B.A., 11 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. DOLL AND TOY WORKERS OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, INT'L. UNICW OF. Milton Gordon, S.T., 132 West U3rd St., New York, New York. DRAFTSMEN AND ARCHITECTS (See Engineers, Draftsmen and Associates, Nat'l. Coun- cil; and Technicail Engineers, American Federation of). DROP FORGERS (See Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and
Helpers ) DYE HOUSE WORKERS (See Cleaning and Dye House Workers). ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INTERNATIONAL UNION OF. Al Hartnett, S.T., 1126 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Earl Riley, V.P., Ul Tremont St., Boston, Mass. NATKMJAL AND INTERNATIONAL (HGANIZATIONS
ELECIRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND). Albert J. Fitzgerald, Pres., 11 East ^Ist St., New York 22, New York; Paul E, Seymour, Gen. V.P., Rm. 50, 10 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. EI£CTRICAL WORKERS, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF. Joseph D. Keenan, Int'l. Sec, 1200 15th St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C.; John J. Regan, Int'l. V.F., 239 Park Sq. Bldg., Boston 16, Mass. ELECIROTYPERS (See Stereotypers and Electrotypers).
ELEVATOR CONS TOUCTORS , INIERNATTONAL UNION OF. Edwin C. Magee, S.T., Rm. 1515, 12 South 12th St., Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania. ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION; NAHONAL MARINE. H. L. Daggett, Pres., 132 Third St., S.E., Washington 3, D.C; Francis J. Couble, Bus. Mgr., 3hh Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass. ENGINEERS, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE (IND). H. F. Henipy, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1U26, 1365 Ontario St., Cleveland Iht Ohio. ENGINEERS, ERAFTSMEN AND ASSOCIATES, NATIONAL COUNCIL (IND). Rm. 1012, 300 Broadway, Camden, New Jersey. ENGINEERS, INT'L. UNION OF OPERATING. Charles B. Gramling, Gen. S.T., 1125 17th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; William M. Welsh, First V.P., Hotel Statler, Park Sq., Boston, Mass. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Federation of). EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES (See Railway and Steamship Clerks). FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FEDERAnON OF (IND). Henry G. Nolda, S.T., 1729 G St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.j John J. Royle, 2nd V.F., 17 Forbes St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. FIRE FIGHTERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. William D. Buck, S.T., Rm. i^Ol*, 8l5 l6th St., N. W., Washington 6, D.C; John C Kabachus, V.i^., 3 Perkins Pi., Rox- bury, Mass. FIREMEN AND ENjINEMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE (IND). Ray Scott, Gen. S.T., Rm. 31«, 1623 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio; F. A. Symonds, Mass. Leg. Agt. 7 Water St., Boston, Mass. FIREMEN AND OIIERS, POWERHOIBE EMPLOYEES, OPERATORS AND MAINTENANCE MEN, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Anthony Matz, Int'l. Pres., Suite UOl, 100 Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington 1, D.Cj John J. McNamara, V.i-., Rm. 52, hS Bromfield St., Boston, Mass. FIREMEN AND OILERS, WATERTENDERS AND WIPERS ASSOCIATION, PACIFIC COAST MARINE. S. E. Bennett, Pres., 150 Broadway, San Francisco, California. FISHEflMEN AND ALLIED WORKERS DIVISION (See Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, Int'l,). FLIGHT ENGINEERS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Hulet Robison, S.T., Rm. 5, 290 Old Country Rd., Mineola, L.I., New York. FOREMAN'S ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (IND). Carl Brown, Nat'l. Exec. Dtr., 1605 Cadillac Tower, Cadillac Sq., Detroit 26, Michigan. FOUNDRY AND METAL EMPLOYEES, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Harold Watson, Pres., 130 Ninth St., Troy, New York. FOUNDRY WORKERS (See Molders and Foundry Workers). FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES (See Railway and Steamship Clerks; and Longshoremen^. FUMITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, Fred Fulford, Int'l. S.T., TOO Broadway, New York 3, New York; Joseph T. Tomaszek, Int'l. Rep., lUi Buswell St., Boston, Mass. GARMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. E. M. Hogan, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1U02, 31 Union Sq. West, New York 3, New York. GARMENT WORKERS UNION, INT'L. LADIES. Louis Stulberg, Exec. V.P., 1710 Broadway, New York 19, New York; Philip Kramer, V.r'., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass. GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS ASSOCIATION OF THE U.S. AND CANADA. Newton W. Black, Int'l., Sec, Rm. 501, 226 S. 16th St., Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania. GLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA, UNITED. Lewis McCracken, Int'l. S.T., 556 East Town St., Columbus 15, Ohio. GLASS CUTTERS lEAGUE OF AMERICA, WINDOW. Hariy D. Nixon, S.T., lu78 S. High St., Columbus 6, Ohio. . J
NATIONAL AND INTEJRNAHONAL ORGANIZATIONS
GLASS WORKERS UNION OF NORIH AMERICA, AMERICAN FLINT. Charles M. Scheff, S.T., Rm. 200, 20U Huron St., Toledo U, Ohio; Harry Richardson, Nat'i. Rep., Union Rd,, R.F.D. 2, Vineland, New Jersey. GLOVE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, INT'L. Joseph C. Goodfellov, S.T., Rm. 1, I43O Bridge ist., Marinette, Wisconsin. GOVERNMENT EMir-LOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Henrietta E. Olding, Nat'l. S.T., Rm. 716, 900 F St., N.W., Washington h, D.C.j Hugh H. Lennon, Nat'i, V.P., 19 i'asteur St., Providence, Rhode Island. (See also Federal Enployees; Letter Carriers and Post Office Unions GRAIN MILLERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. H. A. Schneider, Gen. S.T., Rm. 9I6, Metropolitan Bldg., Minneapolis 1, Minnesota; N. D. Crane, Gen. V.i',, 1^9 Kenwood Rd., Kenmore, New York. GRANITE CUTTERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, THE. Costanzo Pagnano, Int'l. i'res., 18 Federal Ave., Quincy, Mass.; Panfilo DiBona, B.A., '($ Trafford St., Quincy, Mass, GUARDS OF AMERICA, INTERNATIONAL (IND). Jack Presley, Sec, 512 Arlington PI., Chicago, Illinois. GIPSUM WORKERS (See Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers^. HAIRDRESSERS (See Barbers). HANDBAG, LUGGAGE, BELT AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Gerald R. Coleman, Exec. Sec, 2U5 Fifth Ave., New York 16, New York; Edwin Erwin, Int'l. Rep,, 9 Hamilton Rd., Wobum, Mass. HOD CARRIERS, BUILDING AND COmOU LABORERS UNION OF AMERICA, INT'L. Peter Fosco, Gen. S.T., 821 l^th St., N.V., Washington, D.C,; Vincent DiNunno, Reg. Mgr., 80 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. HORSE SHOERS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, INT'L. UNION OF JOURNEICMEN. Fred D. Webb, S.T., P.O. Box 2, Milan, Indiana; Roewell A. Fairman, Fres., 350 Columbus Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. HOSIERY WORKERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Andrew Janaskie, Gen. S.T., 2319 N. Broad St., Philadelphia 32, Pennsylvania. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS INT'L. UNION. Jack Weinberger, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1021, 525 Walnut St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio; Marcel A. Kenney, Int'l. V.h., 125 S, Park Ave., Longmeadow, Mass. INDEPENIENT UNIONS, ALLIED (Confederated Unions of America) (IND). Albert C. Treichler, S.T., Rm. 702, 617 No. Second St., Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin. INDUSTRIAL TRADES mHOti OF AMERICA (IND). Raoul 0. Vandal, Gen. Sec, 53 Federal St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. INSULATORS (See Asbestos Workers and Insulators). INSURANCE AGENTS INTERNATIONAL UNION. Max Shine, Int'l. S.T., Rm. U20, 72U 9tli St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. INSURANCE AGENTS, INT'L. UNION OF LIFE (IND). William Harper, Gen. Pres., Rm, 5038, 161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 3» Wisconsin. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA. Arthur H. Higf^inson, S.T., Rm. 301, 1129 Vermont Ave., N.V., Washington 5, D.C; George Rollins, Int'l. Rep., 3 Kimball St., Someirville, Mass.; Maurice Cauchon, Int'l, Rep., 15 So. Bedford St., V^obum, Mass. IRON WORKERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL. James R. Dcwnes, Gen. Sec, Suite 300, 36l5 Olive St., St. Louis ti, Missouri; Leo McDonald, Gen. Org., Rm. 601, I08 Mass. Ave., Boston 15, Mass. JEV.-ELRY WORKERS UNION, INTERNATIONAL. Hyman J. Powell, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1215, 19 West lil;th St., New York 36, New York; A. Herbert Barenboim, Int'l. Rep., 86 Weybosset St., Providence, Rhode Island, LABORERS (isee Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers). LACE OPERATIVES OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED (IND). Thomas R. Reed, Gen. Sec, 5U5 W. Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia 33, Pennsylvania. LADIES GARMENT WORKERS (See Gament Workers, Ladies). LATHERS, INT'L, UNION OF WOOD, VJIRE AND METAL. John J. Langan, Gen. S.T., 721U New Hampshire Ave,, Takoma Park 12, Maryland; John P. Cook, Org., 5 Bartlett Ave., Arlington 7U, Mass, .
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LADNDRT WORKERS, INT'L. UNION. Sam J. Byers, Gen. Pres., 10th Fi., 30 W, Wash- ington St., Indianapolis U, Indiana; John Donovan, Int'l. Rep., 25 Hunting- ton Ave., Boston 16, Mass. LEAIHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTT WORKERS, INT'L. Norman Zukowsky, Gen. a.T., Uth Fl., 1733 Broadway, New York 19, New Ibrkj Raymond C. Dooley, Int'l. Rep., 118 Warren St., Fall River, Mass. lETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIAnON, NATIONAL RURAL (IND). John W. Emeigh, Sec, Rm. lOUO, llith &E Sts., N.W., Washington U, D.C.j Jake W. Stotz, Sec, Davis St., Turners FajJ.s, Mass. LETTER CARRIERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF. Peter J. Cahill, ii.T., 8th Fl., 100 Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington 1, D.C.j John H. Sullivan, Reg. Officer, 8? Grant St., Portland h, Maine. LITHOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED. Donald W. btone, Int'l. S.T., 1U3 West 5lst St., New York 19, New Yorkj Martin Liberatore, Int'l. V.P., 16 Ridge Rd., Revere 51, Mass. L0C(»10nVE ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive}. LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN (See Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of Locomotive). LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIAHON, INT'L. (IND). Hariy R. Hasselgren, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 1900, 265 W. Uth St., New York 11, New York; Daniel J. Donovan, V.P., 13? St. Andrews Rd., East Boston, Mass. LONGSHOREMEN'S AND WAREHOUSEMfcW 'S UNION, INT'L. (IND). Louis Goldblatt, S.T., 150 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco 27, California. LUGGAGE WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers). MACHINE PRINTERS ffiNEFECIAL ASSOCIAHON OF THE UNITED STATES (IND). Eric W. Lindberg, Exec. Sec, 3 Riverview Dr., Barrington, Rhode Island. MACHINISTS, GRAND LODGE OF THE INTERNAHONAL ASSOCIAHON. Eric Peterson, Gen. S.T., 13U0 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Fred H. Coonley, Gen. V.P., Rm. 816, 250 W. 57th St., New York 19, New York. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES, BROTHERHOOD OF. Frank L. Noakes, S.T., 12050 Wood- ward Ave., Detroit 3, Michigan. MARBLE, STONE AND SUTE POLISHERS, RUBBERS AND SAWYERS, niE AND MARBLE SETTERS HELPERS AND TERRAZZO HELPERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. William McCarthy, Gen, Pres., Rm. 3O6, 8l5 l5th St., N.W., Washington 5> D.C. MARINE ENGINEERS (See Engineers Beneficial Association). MARINE FIREMEN (See Firemen and Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers). MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS OF AMERICA, INDUSTRIAL UNICN OF. Ross D, Blood, S.T., 53U Cooper St., Camden 2, New Jerseyj Epgene McCabe, Reg. Dir., Ii80 Quincy Ave., Quincy 69, Mass. MARITIME UNION OF AMERICA, NATIONAL. John B. McDougall, Nat'l. Sec, 3U6 West 17th St., New York 11, New York; Sven Peterson, Agent, 132 Hanover St., Boston, Mass. MASONS (See Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers). MASTER MECHANICS AND FOREMEN OF NAVY YARDS AND NAVAL STATIONS, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- TION OF. F. E. Dennis, Sec, Box 29U, Churchland, Virginia. MASTERS, MATES AND PILOTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION. Capt. John M. Bishop, S.T., Rm. 5I0, 711 lUth St., Washington 5, D.C.j Capt. R. D. Lurvey, Sec, 330 Atlantic Ave., Boston 10, Mass. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN OF NORTH AMERICA, AMALGAMATED. Patrick W. Gorman, S.T., 28OO No. Sheridan Rd., Chicago lU, Illinois; Joseph Belsky and Abraham Feinglass, V.P's., 113 West U2nd St., New York 36, New York. MECHANICS EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Matthew Smith, Sec, Rm. 1971*, National Bank Bldg., Detroit, Michigan. MESSENGERS, SrECIAL DEUVERY (See Special Delivery Messengers). METAL ENGRAVERS AND MARKING EEVICE WORKERS UNION, INT'L. Mario Gatto, Gen. S.T., Rm. 5U1, 1133 Broadway, New York 10, New York. METAL LATHERS (See Lathers, Wood, Wire and Metal). METAL POLISHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS AND HELPERS INT'L. UNION. Ray Muehlhoffer, Pres., S.T., 5578 Montgomery Rd., Cincinnati 12, Ohio. MILLERS (See Grain Millers) MILLINERY WORKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers).
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MINE, MILL AND SMELTER WORilERS, INT'L. DNION OF (IND). Albert Pezzati, S.T,, Rm. iil2. Tabor Hldg., I6th and Curtis Sts., Denver 2, Colorado. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, PROGRESSIVE (IND). Edgar J. Manley, S.T., SOU S<^ 6th St., Springfield, Illinois. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND). John Owens, S.T., 900 15th St., N.W., Washington 5> D.C. CONS TRUCnON WORKERS, UNITED (Division U.M.W.A.) (IND). 0, B. Allen, Coup., 900 15th at., N.W., Washington 5, D.C.j Otto Hartmann, Reg. Dir., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Mass.; Delos T. Thrapp, Reg. Dir., Rm. U28, 16 Center St., Northampton, Mass. DISTRICT 50 (U.M.W.A.) (IND). A. D. Lewis, Pre s., 900 15th St., N.W., Wash- ington 5, D.C.J Otto Hartmann, Reg. Dir., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Mass.; Delos T. Thrapp, Reg. Dir., Rm. U28, 16 Center St., Northampton,
HOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WDRKERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. N. D. Smith, Sec, 1225 E. McMillan St., Cincinnati 6, Ohio; Hardy D. Wilson, Dist. Rep., Rm. 8, 321 Tranont St., Boston, Mass. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Enployees). MOTOR VEHICI£ OPERATORS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Helpers^. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES (See State, City and Towi Enployeesj and State, County and Municipal Employees). MUSICAL ARTISTS (See Artists, American Guild of Musical j. MUSICIANS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Leo Cluesmann, Int'l. Sec, 22U Mt. Pleasant Ave., Newark h. New Jersey; E. H. Lyman, Rep., 353 Dwight St., Springfield, Mass. NAVY YARD AND NAVAL STATION EMPLOYEES (See Master Mechanics and Foremen^ NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN. Charles A. Perlik, Jr., S.T., 2nd Fl., 1126 I6th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Ed Allen, Int'l. Rep., 1529 Commercial St., East Weymouth, Mass. NEWSPAPER AND MAIL DELIVERERS UNION OF NEV.^ YORK AND VICINITY (IND). Stanley J. Lehman, S.T., 25 Ann St., New York 38, New York. NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Stor« Employees). OFFICE EMPLOYES, INT'L. UNION. J. Howard Hicks, S.T., Rm. 707, 1012 lUth St«, N.W., Washington 5, D.C.; Leo J. Wallace, Org., 2U Pine Grove Ave., West Lynn, Mass. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS INT'L. UNICW. T. M. McComick, S.T., la^U California St., Denver 2, Colorado; R. L. Clark, Rep., lU Narragansett Ave., Weymouth 88, Mass.; John J. Biake, Jr., Rep., 58 Gale St., Maiden U8, Mass. OPERATING ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Operating). PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. G. R. Hathaway, S.T., Rm. l800, 608 S. Dearborn St., Chicago 5> Illinois; John E. Mitchell, Field Rep., 39 Washing- ton St., Boston lU, Mass. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS OF AMERICA, BROTHERHOOD OF. William H. Rohrbei^, S.T., 217 No. Sixth St., Lafayette, Indiana; Stephen J. Angleton, Gen. Org., 30 Circular Ave., Natick, Mass.
PAPER MAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS , UNITED. Joseph Addy, S.T., No. Pearl St. & Wolfert Ave., Albany 1, New York; Frederick J. Rochford, N.E. Reg. Dir., Rm. 318, 31 Elm St. , Springfield, Mass. PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF NORTH AMERICA. George Q. Lynch, Gen. Pres., Rm. 30u, 1200 l8th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Ralph W. Harback, S.T., 91 Green Hill Pkwy., Worcester, Mass. PETROLEUM WORKERS, INDEPENDENT UNION OF. G. R. Hosier, S.T., Rm. 3i5, 1522 Ibth St., Bakersfield, California. PHOTO ENGRAVERS UNIC»I OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Henry F. Sdimal, S.T., 3605 Potomac St., St, Louis 16, Missouri; Wilfrid T. Connell, Pres., IIIU Statler Bldg., Boston 16, Mass. PILOTS (See Air Line Pilots; and Masters, Mates and Pilots). PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, OPERATIVE. John J. Hauck, Gen. S.T., 6th Fl., 335 Euclid Ave., Cleveland lu, Ohio; Bene- dict Tantlllo, V.P., 2237 Kingsland Ave., Bronx 69, New York. (See also Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers^. NATIONAL AND INTERNATTONAL ORGANIZAHOTS
PLASTIC WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty "Wkrs.j and Retail, VIholesaJ.e and Department Store EriployeesJ. PLATE PRINTERS, DIE STAMPERS AND ENGRAVEKS UNION OF NORTH AMEKECA, INT»L. Waiter J. Smith, S.T., 18 Amundsen Ave., Mt. Vernon, New York. PLUMBING AND PIPE HTTING INDUSTRY OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, UNITED ASSOCIAnON OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE. Edward J. Hillock, Gen. S.T., Rm. 502, 1200 l8th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.j Milton M. McDonald, Gen. Org., 37 Wyoming St., Stratford, Connecticut. POCKETBOOK WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers). POLISHERS (See Marble, Stone and Slate Polishers). PORTERS, SLEEPING CAR, TRAIN, CHAIRCAR-COACH PORTERS AND ATTENDANTS, BROTHERHOOD OF. Ashley L. Totten, Int'i. S.T., Rm. 301, 2i7 West I25th St., New York 27, New York; George G, Bingham, S.T., 91 Alpine St., Cambridge, Mass, POST OFFICE CIERKS, NATIONAL FEDERATION CF. John F. Bowen, S.T., Rm. 5, 711 liith St., Washington 5» D.C.j Wm. J. A. Gorman, V.P., 23 Annette Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. POST OFFICE CRAFTSMEN, UNITED NATIONAL ASSOCIATi™ OF (IND). Joseph V. Silves- tri, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. U13, Colorado Bldg., lUth and G Sts., Washington 5, D.C.J William Shaughnessy, Nat'l. V.P., Post Office, Worcester, Mass, POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND). James D. Burke, S.T., Rm. 512, 7i^U ^th St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C.; John Kallio, State Pres., 10 Shore Dr., Auburn, Mass. POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, MAIL HANDLERS, WATCHMEN AND MESSENGERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF. Harry E. Lennox, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. 916, 900 F St., N.W., Washington k, D.C.j Andrew W. Camiato, Nat'l. V.P., 115 East 116th St., New York, New York. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND). John D. Swygert, Exec. Sec, Continental Hotel, ULO No. Capitol St., Washington, D.C.j John A. Kelley, Reg. V.P., Rm. U26, Post Office, Post Office Sq., Boston, Mass. POSTAL TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL. Jerauld McDeimott, S.T., Haymarket Sq,, Court & Middle Sts., Portsmouth, New Hampshire. POSIMASIERS OF IHE UNITED STATES, NAHONAL LEAGUE OF (IND). C. B. Gravitt, Jr., Sec, 1110 F St., N.W., Washington k, D.C.j James J. Trioli, S.T., Mass. State Branch, Fayville, Mass. POTTERS, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF OPEHAHVE. Charles F. Jordan, S.T., 226 West Sixth St., East Liverpool, Ohio. PRINTING PRESSMEN'S AND ASSISTANTS' UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. George L. Googe, S.T., Pressmen's Home, Tennesseej A. J. DeAndrade, V.P., 29U Washing- ton St., Boston 8, Mass, PULP, SULPHTIE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. John P. Burke, Pres., Sec, ll8 Broadway, Fort Edward, New Yorkj Ralph W, Leavitt, V.P., 19ii Exchange St., Bangor, Maine, QUARRY WORKERS (See Stone and Allied Product Workers). RADIO ARTISTS (See Artists, American Federation of Television and Radio). RADIO AND TELEVISION DIRECTORS GUILD. Charles Powers, Sec, Rm. 21ii, 111; East 52nd St., New York 22, New York, RADIO WORKERS (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers). RAILROAD SIGNADffiN OF AMERICA, BROTHERHOOD OF. C. L. Bromley, S.T., 503 Welling- ton Ave., Chicago lU, Illinoisj C. K. Fields, V.P., l^Ol Third St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C, RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS, THE ORDER OF. E. M. Mosier, S.T., 3860 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis 8, Missouri. RAILROAD TRAINMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). William J. Weil, Gen. S.T., 1370 Ontario St., Cleveland 13, Ohioj J. R. Mclsaac, State Leg. Rep., Rm. 701a, 7 Water St., Boston, Mass. RAILROAD YARaiASTERS OF AMERICA. W. F. Meyer, Grand S.T., Rm. Iu03, 537 S. Dear- bom St., Chicago 5, Illinoisj F. R. Griffin, Jr., Grand V.P., 95 Church St., Saratoga Springs, New York. RAILROAD YAREMASTERS OF NORTH AMERICA, INC (IND). Charles M. Donnelly, Grand S.T., Rm. 809, 802 Broadway, Buffalo 3, New York; J. A. Bruso, Ch., 29 Webster Ave., Springfield, Mass.
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RAILWAY CARMEN OF AMERICA, BROTHERHOOD. Thomas S. Howieson, Gen. S.T., U929 Main St., Kansas City 12, Kissourij T. F. Sheehan, Gen. V.f., 12y Gulliver St., Milton b6, Mass. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN, ORDER OF (IND). C. H. Anderson, Gen. S.T., First Ave. at First i^t.. Cedar Rapids, lowaj M, E. Tiemey, Rep., 3U W. Waxnut St., Milford, Mass. RAlIlv'AY FATROmEN'S INTERNATIONAL UNION. Cecil Smithson, S.T., 1536 V-est 105th St., Chicago U3, Illinois; John V. Macdonald, Exec. V.i*., 1810 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton, Mass. RAILWAY SHOP UBORERS (See Firemen and Oilers). RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMt^lDYEES, BROTHERHOOD OF. Phil E. Ziegler, Grand S.T., Rm. 600, 1015 Vine St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio; R. A. Babcock, Grand Lodge Org., 66 Beech St., Green- field, Mass. RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION, INC., THE AMERICAN (IND). Rudolph Durdik, F.S.T., Rm. 623, 53 ^'. Jackson Blvd., Chicago U, Illinois; George Emerson, Dist. Ch., 12 Ware St., Canbridge, Mass. RED CAPS (See Transport Service Employees). RESTAURANT WORKERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders Union) RETAIL CLERKS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION. Vemon A. Housewright, S.T., DeSales Bldg., Connecticut Ave. & DeSales St., Washington 6, D.C. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPART>iENT STORE UNION. Alex Bail, Exec. V.f., 132 West U3rd St., New York 36, New York; Thomas J. Leone, Area Dir., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq,, Leominster, Mass. ROOFERS, DAMP AND WATERPROOF WORKERS' ASSOCIATION, UNITED SLATE, TILE AND CCMPO- SITION. Dean Moore, Int'l. S.T., 6 East Lake St., Chicago 1, Illinois. RUBaiR, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASnC WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED INT'L. UNION. Desmond Walker, S.T., 8? S. High St., Akron 8, Ohio; Saxvatore Camelio, Dist. Dir., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. RURAL LETTER CARRIERS (See Letter Carriers, Rural). SALARIED UNIONS, NATIONAL FECERATION OF (IND). Harry C. Jones, S.T., Rm. 80U, 600 Grant St., Pittsburgh 19, Pennsylvania. SCREEN ACTORS GUILD (See Actors Guild, Screen). SCREEN EXTRAS GUILD, INC. H. U'Neil Shanks, Exec. Sec, 723 No. Western Ave., Los Angeles 2y, California. SEAFARERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTTi AMERICA. John Hawk, S.T., lj50 Harrison St., San Francisco 5> California. SHEET METAL WORKERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. Edward F. Carlough, Gen. S.T., Rm. 6U2, 825 17th St., Washington 6, D.C; William Knlce, Int'l. Rep., Ik79 East 98th St., Brooklyn, New York. SHIP BUILEERS, IRON (See Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and Helpers) SHIPBUILDING WORKERS (See Marine and Shipbuilding Workers). SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Raymond J. Lynch, Gen. S.T., 389 Main St., Brockton U8, Mass. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. James J. Mitchell, S.T., Rm. 708, 1012 liith St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C.; Argelo Georgian, Nat'l. Dir., 18 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. SH0EV;0RKERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIAHON, IEV.1S TON-AUBURN (IND). Mark H. Burke, S.T., 81 Main St., Auburn, Maine. (See also Boot and Shoe Workers). SIDEROGRAPHERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. Francis J. Heffem, Sec, 3225 ^. Bambrey St., Philadelphia 29, Pennsylvania. SUTE, TILE AND COKPOSinON WORKERS (See Roofers). SOFT DRINK WORKERS (See Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers). SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS, NAnOKAL ASSOCIATION OF. W. E. Peacock, S.T., 112 C St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. SPRINKLER FITTERS (See Plumbers and Steamfitters). STATE, CITY AND TC^JN EMPLOYEES, JEDERAnON OF (IND). Joseph LaMontagne, Pres., 23 Albert St., Waitham, Mass.; James J, Barry, S.T., 15 Van Norden St., Cambridge, Mass.
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STATE, COUNT! AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEEERATION OF. Gordon V. Chap- man, Int'l. S.T,, Uii8 W. Washington Ave,, Madison 1, Wisconsinj William V, Ward, Int'l. V.P., 22 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. STATIONARY FIREMEN (See Firemen and Oilers ;. STEAMFITIERS (See Plumbers and Steamfittersj STEAMSHIP CI£RKS (See Railvay and Steamship Clerks). STEEEfcTORKERS OF AMERICA, UNIIED, I. W. Abel, S.T., Rm. 1500, 316 Fourth Ave., i*ittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania; Martin J. Walsh, Dist. Dir., Rm. UOb, 110 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. STEREOTYPERS AND ELECTROTYPERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Leo J. Buckley, Int'l. Pres., Rm. li;06, h75 Fifth Ave., New York 17, New Yorkj Joseph L. O'Neil, S.T., Rm. 7^2, 29ii Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. STOtiE AND ALLIED PhODUCT WORKERS OF AMEhICA, UNITED. John C. Lawson, Int'l. S.T., 289 No. Main St., Barre, Vermont. STONE CUTTERS ASSOCIATION OF NORIH AMERICA, JOURNEYMEN. Paul A. Givens, Gen. Pres., Rm. 32U, 8 E. Market St., Indianapolis U, Indiana; Charles F. Doyle, Exec. Bd. Member, 3U17 lUth St., Washington 10, D.C. STONE POLISHERS, RUBBERS AND SAV.TERS (See Marble, Slate and Stone Polishers). STOVE MOUNTERS INT'L. UNIC»J. Edward W. Kaiser, S.T., 1710 No. Grand Ave., St. Louis 6, Missouri. STREET AND ELECTRIC RAILVJAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION OF. 0. J. Mischo, Int'l. S.T., $025 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Washington 16, D.C; P. J. O'Brien, Gen. Exec. Bd. Member, 26U Springfield St., Springfield, Mass. SWITCffilENS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Daniel W. Collins, Int'i. S.T., 3 Linwood Ave., Buffalo 2, New Yoric. mACHERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Carl J. Megei, Pres., Rm. Iu08, 28 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago U, Illinois; Rose Claffey, V.P., 15 Barr St., Salem,
TEAMSIERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF, John F, English, Gen. S.T., 25 Louisiana Ave., Washington 1, D.C.j Nicholas P. Morrissey, Gen. Org,, 650 Beacon St., Boston 15, Mass. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMEKICAN PEDERATION OF. Russell M. Stephens, Pres., t>.T., Rm. 901, 900 F St., N.W., Washington U, D.C. TEIEGRAPHERS UNION, THE CCM^ERCIAL. John T. Dowling, Int'l. S.T., Rm. iilS, 8605 Cameron St,, Silver ijpring, Maryland. TELEGRAPHERS (See also Railroad Telegraphe rs ) TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT WORKERS (See Coitmunication Workers of America). TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND). Margaret J. Kelley, Pres., Rm. 1101, 10 High St,, Boston 10, Mass, TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). WilUam J. Glynn, Int'l. S.T., Rm. Ulb, 101 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass, TELEVISION AND RADIO ARTISTS (See Artists, American Federation of Television and Radio). TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Lloyd KLenert, Int'l. S.T., b20 13th St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C.j Francis Schaufenbil, Dir., 575a Essex St., Lawz*ence, Mass. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. John Cbupka, Gen. S.T., 99 University Pi., New York 3, New York; J. W. Belanger, Dir., liU School bt. , Boston, Mass. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, INT'L. ALLIANCE OF. Harland Holmden, Gen. S.T., 1270 Sixth Ave., New York, New York; William C. Scanlan, Trustee, 57U Eastern Ave., Lynn, Mass. TILE AND MARBLE SETTERS HELreRS (See Marble, Stone and Slate Polishers). TOBACCO WORKERS INT'L. UNION. R. J. Petree, Gen. S.T., Rm. bOl, 1003 K St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. TOOL AND DIE CRAFTSMEN, THE SOCIETY OF (IND). James F. McDonald, S.T., 17U1 Holden Ave., Detroit B, Michigan. TOWN EMPLOYEES (See State, City and Towi Employees; and State County and Muni- cipal Employees).
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TRAIN DISPATCHERS ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN (IND). A, Covington, S.T., Rm. 101, 10 East Huron St., Chicago 11, Illinois. TRANSPORT SERVICE EMPLOIEES, UNITED. Eugene E. Frazier, Int'l. S.T., kliU East 63rd St., Chicago 37, Illinois; James Canady, Int'l. Rep., 229 So, Main St., Sharon, Mass. TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. Matthev Guinan, Int'l. S.T., 210 West 50th St., New York 19, New York. TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION, INT'L. Dagmar A. Johnson, S.T., First Fl., 13OI West Carmen Ave., Chicago UO, Illinois. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, INTERNATIONAL. Don Kurd, b.T., 2820 North Meridian St., Indianapolis 6, Indiana; William V. Lamothe, Rep., 03 Florence St., New Bedford, Mass. UPHOLSTERERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Sal B. Hoffman, Int'l. Pres., 1500 North Broad St., Philadelphia 21, Pennsylvania. UnilTY WORKERS OF NEVv' ENGLAND, INC., BEOTHEHHOOD OF (IND). Janes E. Riley, Nat'i. Sec, Rm. 26, k2 V.eybosset St., Providence, Rhode Island. UnUTY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. William J. Pachler, Nat'l. b.T., Iia3 K St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C.; Edward J. McCreven, Nat'x. Rep., 297 Park St., West Haven, Connecticut. VARIETY ARTISTS (See Artists, American Guild of Variety). WALL PAPER CRAFTSMEN AND WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA, UNITED. Maurice C. Fire- stone, S.T., 1992 W. Philadelphia St., York, Pennsylvania. WAREHOUSEMEN (See Longshoremen; and Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and
Helpers ) WATCH WORKERS UNION (See American Watch Workers Union). WELDERS OF AMERICA, NATIONAL UNION UNITED (IND). G. A. Stewart, Exec. Sec, 168 No. Hawthorne HIvd., Hawthorne, California. WINE WORKERS (See Distillery, Rectifying and Wine Workers). WIRE WEAVERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN. Edward J. Powers, Nat'x. Fres., 265 DeWitt Ave., Belleville 9, New Jersey; George Wilson, Del., 31 Taylor St., Holyoke, Mass. WOODWORKERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. William Botkin, S.T., Rm. UI8, Governor Bldg., Portland k, Oregon.
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All organizations listed in this section are AFL-CIO affiliates unless otherwise noted.
MASSACHUSETTS FEDERATION OF LABOR. 2nd Wed., 10.30 A.M., Parker House, 60 School St., Boston; John A. Callahan, rt:es.; Kenneth J. Kelley, S.T., Leg. Agt.j Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 11 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Ga 7-8260.
MASSACHUSETTS STATE C.I.O. INDUSTRIAL UNION COUNCIL. 2nd Fri., 10 A.M., Parker House, 6u School St., Boston; J. William Belanger, Pres., 2 Lillie Way, Chestnut Hill; Albert G. Clifton, Leg. Agt., 1262 Washington St., Braintree; Bus. Off., Rm. 328, l8 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ri 2-1620.
ASBESTOS WORKERS, HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS, NEW TORK-NEW ENGLAND STATE CONFER- ENCE OF. 3rd Fri., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St., Springfield; Warren Retz- laff, Pres., U9 Crest St., No. Wilbraham; E. H. Blair, R.S.T.,B,A., 100 Oak Hill Ave., No. Agawam. BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS, COSMETOLOGISTS AND PROPRIETORS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE ASSN. OF JOURNEYMEN. On Call; Michael DeLuca, Pres., 2hh Main St., Milford; W. T. Fitzgerald, S.T., 328 Union St., Springfield. BARTENDERS STATE COUNCIL (See Hotel and Restaurant En5)loyees) BOOKBINDERS JOINT CONFERENCE BOARD, EASTERN NEW ENGLAND AND BOSTON. On Call; John J. Barry, Pres.; Gladys Hanson, Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. U06, 29U Washing- ton St., Boston, Te±. Li 2-1096. BREWERY WORKERS, NEVJ ENGLAND COUNCIL OF. Quarterly, Last Sun., Where Called; Joseph Regan, Pres., 83 Stromquist Ave., Lowell; Thomas E. Owens, Exec. Sec,
. 16 Cranmore Rd., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 1117 Columbus Ave., Boston, Tel. Hi 5-OUli9. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONFERENCE OF. Quarterly, Where Called; Frank S. O'Hara, Pres., 789 Broadway, Lowell; Neil MacKenzie, Treas., Leg. Agt,; Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-3655. BRICKLAYERS., MASONS AND PLASTERERS, METROPOLITAN DTSTRICT COMMITTEE OF (Metro- politan Boston Area). Last Fri., Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; Joseph Griffin, Pres., 36 Tuttle St., Dorchester; Neil MacKenzie, S.T.j Bub. Off., 127 Dover St., Boston; Tel. Ha 6-3655. BUILDING AND OMJSTRUCnON TRADES COUNCIIS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE. Semi-annually (April and October), Where Called; Joseph T. Dyer, Pres.; James P. Meehan, S.T.; Bus. Off., 79 Peari St., Lawrence; Tel. Mu 3-2182. BOSTON (Metropolitan District). 2nd Thurs., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2U, 108 Mass. Ave., Boston, Tei . Ke 6-2722; Edward F. Hurley, Pres., U3 Park Ave. West, So. Weymouth; John E. Deady, S.T.,Gen. Agt., 176 Grampian Way, Dorchester. BROCKTON AND VICINITY. Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Brockton, Tel. U266; Louis Poirier, Pres., 33 Hervey St., Brockton; Wilfred Poirier, F.vS., 2U Lyons Ave., Brockton. FALL RIVER. First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 136 Second St., Daniel J. McCarthy, F.S., U02 East Main St. FITCHHJRG. Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Tel. 3-9751; Thomas Phalen, fres., 1307 Rindge Rd.; Clarence J. Durkin, R.?., 530 Milk'St. FRAMINGHAM. 2nd and Uth Thurs., Columbus Society_Hall,'ll Fountain St.; Wil- liam McKeown, Pres., 77 Clinton St.; Ernest, M. Empey, S.T.,B.A., Main St., Sherbom. FRANKLIN COUNTY (GREENFIELD). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 23 School St.; Joseph A. Muka, Sr., Pres.,B.A., 253 Federal St., Greenfield; James McCarthy, R.S.T., 80 Ferrante Ave., Greenfield. GLOUCESTER. 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 319 Main St.; Fred C. Perry, Pres., Ik Dodge St.; Eugene F. Gilgan, R.S.,B.A., 1 Milk St., Salem. lU DELEQA1E ORGANIZATIONS
BUILDING AND CONS THUG TE ON TRACES COUNCII£ - Cont'd,: GREQJFIELD (See Franklin County) HOLTOKE. Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 525 DwLght St., Tel. Je 2-7675; Timothy Grady, Pres., 6U Columbus Ave.; Joseph A. Hortie, Jr., B.A., 11 No. East St. LAWRENCE. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 9B Concord St., Tel. Mu 7-7200j James P. Meehan, Pres., 79 Pearl St, j Michael Keefe, F.S.T. LOWELL. Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 321, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. FI 2-726lj William J. Carroll, Pres., U29 Hi^ St.; Eugene Robitaille, R.S., 59 Court St. LINN. Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., h96 Washington St.; Abe Gardner, Pres., 10 Cedar Brook Rd. ; Clarence W. Sewell, F.S., 335 Western Ave. NEW EEDPORD AND VICINITY. 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., New Bed- ford, Tel. Wy 2-82l5j Joseph Guilbeault, Pres.j Raymond Seguin, F.S.T. NEWTON. 3rd Fri., 251 Washington St.; E. J. Gallagher, S.T.j W. E. McGrath, B.A., 52 Boyd St. NORTH SHORE. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Salem, Tel. Pi U-9730; Leo Martel, Pres., Main St., Wenham; Eugene F. Gilgan, S.T., P.O. Box 251, Salem. NORTHAMPTON. Uth Wed., 277 Main St.; John Londergan, Pres., 30 Allison St.; Alexander Hersh, S.T., l6l South St. QUINCY. Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Pr 3-5566; Albert R. Franteilo, Pres., 23 Water St.; Thomas P. Curry, S.T., 73 Park-
side Ave. , Braintree. SPRINGFIELD. Thurs., 9 A.M., G.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St., Tel, Re 6-9323; William Morris, Pres., 186 Chapin Terrace; George Forgue, S.T., U09 Notting- ham St. TAUNTON. Uth Fri., at Bus. Off,, 231 Whittenton St., Tel, Va 2-3070; Arthur Anctil, Pres., P.O. Box 1062; Arthur P. Craig, S.T., Plymouth St., No. Middleboro. WORCESTER. 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off,, Labor Temple, 62 Madison St.; Joseph F. Dyer, Pres., 15 Edgemere Blvd., Shrewsbury; Samuel J. Donnelly, R.S., 107 Front St, BUILDING LABORERS DISTRICT COUNCIL OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. First Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 215 Hanover St., Boston, Tel. La 3-03UU; Lionel Marchand, Pres.j 7U6 Pleasant St., New Bedford; Michael Tarallo, S.T., 8 Martin St., Medford.
BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES ' INTERNAHONAL. Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep., Rm. 723, 29U Washington St., Boston. CARPENTERS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL OF. On Gall; Harold Cardarett, Sec; Arthur Anctil, Treas.; Bus. Off., Rm. 215, U19 Boylston St., Boston, Tel. Co 6-6687. SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT CONVENnON. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Where Called; Karle lovell, Pres., 783 Pleasant St., East Weymouth; Arthur Anctil, R.S., P.O. Box 1062, T&unton; Bus. Off., 231 Whittenton St., Taunton, Tel. Va 2-3U70. DISTRICT COUNCILS: BERKSHIRE COUNTY. Uth Sun., 2 P.M., Moose Hall, 36 Linden St., Pittsfield; Mervin Daniels, Pres., Cheshire; William Blandiard, R.S., 76 Bridge Rd., Williams town. BOSTON AND VICINITY. First and 3rd Thurs,, at Bus. Off., U70 Stuart St., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-8789; Peter A. Reilly, Exec. Sec, CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS. First and 3rd Thurs., Moose Hall, Lincoln St., Marl- boro; Seth Winch, Pres., Edgei Rd., Framingham; Francis White, R.S., Bus, Rep., 2U Brook St., Marlboro. FITCHHJRG (See Northern Massachusetts) HOLYOKE AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7,30 P.M., Rm. 7, 189 High St., Holyoke; Ai S. Annis, R.S., yo New Ludlow Rd., Falrview; Joseph Hortie, Jr., B.A., 11 No. East St., Holyoke; Bus. Off,, 525 Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel, Je 2-7675.
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CARPENTERS - Cont'd.: DISTRICT COUNCII£ - Cont'd.: LOWELL AND VICINITT. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7.30 t'.M., at Bus. Off., 7 Merilmack St., Lowell, Tel. Gl 3-03U9j Raymond Dupont, Pres., 121* Crawford St., Lowellj James H. Golden, B.A., 51 Fulton St., Lowell. MIDDLESEX COUNTY (WOBURN AND VICINIiy). 2nd and Uth Tues., Red Men's HalL, Winter St., Stonehamj Milton Porter, R.S., 126 Lowell St., Somervxllej Maurice DeMone, B.A., Lexington St., Burlington. NEWTMl AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 251 Washington St., Newton, Tel. La 7-U207j John G. Ross, R.S., UO Waverley St., Waverleyj Edward Gallagher, B.A., 3 Fayette St., Newton. NORFOLK COUNTY (NORWOOD AND WALPOLE). Last Wed., at Bus. Off., 1156 Wash- ington St., Norwood, Tel. No 7-2101-J; Thomas Moseley, R.S., 378 Pond St., Westwoodj William F. Creeden, B.A, NORffl SHORE. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 8| Front St., Salem, Tel. Pi U-3395j Edward Thompson, Bus. Rep., 235 l^ssex St., Beverly. NORTHERN MASSACHUSETTS (FITCHBURG). 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Fitchburg, Tel. 3-9751j Albert Lafrenie, Pres., 256 West St., Leomin- ster; Thomas E. phalen, B.A., I307 Rindge Rd., Fitchburg. NORWOOD (See Norfolk County^ SOUTH SHORE. First Thurs., I.O.O.F. Hail, North St., Hinghamj George A. Walsh, Pres., 276 Main St., Kingston; Karle G. Lovell, B.A., 783 Pleasant St., East Weymouth. SPRINGFIELD AND VICINITY. Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St., Springfield, Tel. Re 6-9323; William H. Austin, Pres., 82 Grape St., Chicopee; Harry P. Hogan and Walter J. LaFrancis, B.A's. WALPOLE (See Norfolk County WOBURN AMD VICINITY (See Middlesex County) CENTRAL LABOR UNIONS: BOSTON AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Thurs., Hotel Manger, North Station; Thomas C. Healey, Pres.; Stephen E. McCioskey, S.T.,Bu6. Mgr.j Bus. Off., 120 Boyl- ston St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-6U83. BROCKTON. 2nd and Uth Tues., Bryant Hotel, West Elm St.; Francis E. Lavigne, Pres., 18 Yarmouth Ave.; Louis W. Poirier, R.C.S., 33 Hervey St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. U266. CAMBRIDGE. 2nd Kon., Hoyt Post, Central Sq.; George J. Cotter, Pres., 28 Creighton St.; Edward T. Sullivan, S.T., U Kassul Pk. FALL RIVER. First Thurs., Gament Wkrs. Haxl, Gaiment Wkrs. Sq.; Daniel J. McCarthy, Pres., UOi? East Main St.; James McCullough, F.b.T., 13 Ridge St. FITCHBURG. 3rd Wed., Building Trades Hall, 3 Day St.; William H. Moran, Pres.; Ellis Blooraquist, R.b., 31 Whittemore St. FRANKLIN COUNTY (See Greenfield) GLOUCESTER. First Mon., Carpenters Hall, 219 Main St.; Lulu I. Anderson, R.S., 2 Forest St. GREENFIELD (FRANKLIN COUNTY). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 23 School St., Greenfield; Thomas A. Perry, Pres., 72 Hope St., Greenfield; J. E. Tucker, R.S., 660 Colrain Rd., Greenfield. HAVEKKTLL. First Mon., at Bus. Off., lU Main St.; Clarence E. Gendron, S.T., B.A., 2U Highland Ave., Groveland HOLYDKE. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 525 Dwight St., Tel. Je 2-7675j James A. Croke, Pres., 73 Sycamore St.; Michael E. Sheecfy, Sr., R.S., U7 Samosett St. LAWRENCE. 3rd Thurs., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; John A. Callahan, Pres., 28« Ames St.; Philip Salem, R.S., 10 Stevens Ave. LOWELL. First and 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 319, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261; James H. Golden, Pres.; Sidney E. LeBow, F.S.T. LYNN. First Tues., 96 Ford St.; Jack Kanosky, Pres., 17 Surfside Rd.; George L. Lewis, S.T.; Bus. Off., 512 Chatham St., Tel. Ly 2-7310. MALDEN. Last Wed., 171 Pleasant St.; Henry Bastian, Pres., UU Ta^ts St., Med- ford; Betty R. Sokol, S.T., Ul Holyoke St.
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CENTRAL LABOR UNIONS - Cont'd.: NEW BEDFCaiD. 2nd and i^th Fri., at Bus. Off., 7hb Pleasant 3t. , Tel. \,y 3-UOU8; John Vertente, Jr., t^res., 67 Mechanics Lane; Louis L. Rita, R.£., 30 Swift St* NEV'TDN-WALTHAM. 2nd Tues., 6U7 Main St., Waitham, Tel. Tw 5-1U92; Salvatore favone, F.S., 168 School St., Vaitham. NORTH ADAMS. First Hon., 7.30 F.M., at Bus. Off., 79 Main St.; John F. Smith, Hres., 103 Eagle St.; George Dempsey, F.S.T.,B.A., 63 Eagle St. NORTHAMPTON. 3rd T\ies., at Bus. Off., 277 Main St.; William Scott, Pres., 20 Pomeroy Terrace; William Heady, R.S., 21 Manhan St. NORWOOD, kth TUes., C.L.U. Hall, 1156 Washington St.; Charles Lopez, R.S.. 295 Dean St.; Daniel Collins, B.A., 31 Summit Ave. QUINCI AND SOUTH SHORE. 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Quincy, Tel. Ma 9-VUbh; John F. Wipfler, Fres., 372 Billings Rd., Wollaston; Kenneth Kelley, R.S. SALEM. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel. Pi 1-9730; Joseph Nobozny, Pres., 1/|7 Boston St.; John T. Walsh, R.S., 7 Dfevereux St. SOMERVILLE. First Thurs., 17 Belmont Sq.; Tel. Pr 6-1^25; Manuel F. Souza, Pres., 1578 Cambridge St., Cambridge; Frank Mangan, S.T., 17 Belmont So. SOUTH SHORE (See Quincy and South Shore) SPRINGFIELD. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St., Tel. Re 6-9323; Roy J. Surprenant, Pres., la2 Broadway, Chicopee Fails; Kenneth F. LeMere, Sec, 162 Alden St. TAUNTON. First Wed., 7 Lawrence St.; Arthur Anctil, Pres., 13 Rockland St.; Manuel C. Kedeiros, Jr., R.S., 18 E. Britannia St. WALTHAM (See Newton-Waltham) VESTHELD. Uth FrL Bus . , at . Off., 192 Elm St.; Edward Wall, Pres., 21 Miller St., Chicopee; Carl E. Walker, R.S., 19 Hancock bt. WORCESTER. First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 62 Madison St.; Earle H. Patnod, Pres., 36 Leeds St.; Patrick f. Shaughnessy, R.S., 76 Holden St. CIOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAhiATED (Boston Joint Board;. Ust Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bas, Off., 2nd Fl., «3, Essex St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-8123; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr., 5 Randall Rd., West Peabody; Guy Carpobasso, Nathan Mindess, Frank Catapano, Maston Nelson and Sam Tancreto, B.A's. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (New England Tailors Joint Board). Quarterly, 9.30 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., Worcester; Louis Spinacci, R.S.j R. Vincent Pace, Mgr., B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont bt., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. ' * ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INTERNATIONAL UNION OF, DISTRICT 2. 3rd Sat., (Feb., May, Aug., Nov.), y.30 A.K., Where Cailed; Earl J. Riley, Pres., 30 Lyman St., Lynn; Bus. Off., Rm. 3ul, Ul Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-76li7. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHIN-E WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND) DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2. Quarterly, Where Called; Paul E. Seymour, Dist. Pres.; Ernest Prick, S.T.J Bis. Off., Rm. 50, 10 Tremont St., Boston, Ttel. Ri 2-0560. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, MASSACHIBETTS AND RHODE ISLAND ASSOCIATION OF. On Call, Annually; John K. Regan, Pres.; Waiter J. Kenefick, S.T., 16U Maple St., Springfield; Bus. Off., Park Sq. Bldg., Boston. ENGINEERS, lOCCMOTIVE (IND) General Committee of Adjustment (Boston and Maine Railroad). On CaU, Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; E. C. Hopkins, Gen. Ch.; ais. Off., Rm. 507, 7 Vater St., Boston, Tex. La 3-15iiO. ENGINEERS, L0CC*50nVE (IND) General Committee of Adjustment (New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad). 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., 3 Boylston PI., Boston; E. Curtis MacNutt, Ch. Eng., 27 Brahms St., West Roxbuiy; James E. Goes, Local Ch., 138 Gushing Ave., Dorchester. FIRE FIGHTERS OF MASSACHUSETTS, ASSOCIATED. 3rd FrL., 11.30 A.M., Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; John C. Kabachus, Pres.,B.A., 3 Perkins PI.,> Roxburv:J> WilUam P. McCarthy, R.S. T.
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FIREMEN AND ENGINE^EN, LOCOMOTIVE (IND): MASSACHUSETTS STATE lEGISLATIVE BOARD. M. J. Morrissey, S.T., 62 Avon PI.,
Springfield; Frank A, Symonds, Ch., Bus. Ofr. , Rm. 701a, 7 Water 5t. , Boston, Tel. Ri 2-1277. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEES:
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD. On Callj Ernest M. Flagg, Gen. Ch., 52 Willis- ton Rd., Aubumdale. BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD. On Call; Bus, Off., Rm. 61, 27 Haymarket Sq., Boston, TeL. La 3-UVU5; W. F. hartford, S.T., 20 Winthrop St., Pitchburg; W. F, Duggan, Gen. Ch., h Harvard Ave,, Wilmington. NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAimOAD, On Call; William F. Gould, Jr., S.T., 38 No. Main St., Avon; William M. Watson, Gen. Ch., 28 Roseland Ave., West Springfield. FIREMEN AND OILERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NO. 1. First Mon. in June, Where Called; Michael Riordan, Pres., 5% No. Montello St., Brock- ton; Francis Cahill, F.S.T., 783 Boylston St., Brookline; Bus. Off., Rm. $2, U5 Bromfield St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-8670. FUR AND LEATHER DEPART^iENT DISTRICT NO. 1 (Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amalgamated). On Call; Isador Pickman, Pres., 17 Fay Ave., Peabody; Michael Donahue, S.T., 222 Codman Rd., Norwood; Bus. Off., 7 Central St., Peabody, Tel. Je 5-5397. FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (New England District Council No. 1). Apr. and Sept., 10 A.M., Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; Thomas Binnall,
F.S.T. ; Joseoh Tomaszek, Exec. Sec; Bus. Off., hU Buswell St.. Boston. GARMENT WORKEKS, LADIES: DISTRICT COUNCIL OF N0R1HEHN NEW ENGLAND (Cotton Dress and Miscellaneous Trades). Quarterly at Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U; Erasmo Paolucci, R.S., 59 Woodrow Ave., Medford; Mary Levin, Mgr. DISTRICT COUNCIL OF SOUTHERN NEVJ ENGLAND. On Call, Tri -Monthly, Where Called; Henry Lambert, Pres., 188 Main St., Pawtucket Rhode Island; Frederick Siems, Dist. Mgr.; Bus. Off., Garment Wkrs. Sq., Fail River, Tel. Os U-5762. JOINT BOARD OF CLOAK, SKIRT AND DRESSMAKERS. Uth Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Ted.. Ha 6-9352; Philip Kramer, Mgr., 1175 Centre St., Newton Center; Milton Kaplan, Saul Wallace and Enrico Parente, B.A's.
GULF EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION OF NEV.' ENGLAND (IND). Quarterly, American Legion Hall, Arborway Rd., Jamaica Plain; Earl J. Francis, Pres., y Uimstead Dr., Springfield; E. C. Cole, Ch., 7 Kernwood Hts., Beverly. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL, Bus. Off., I8u West Canton St., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-20«U; George H. Donovan, S.T. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD OF BOSTON. Bus. Off., IbU West Canton t>t., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-208U; George H. Donovan, S.T. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD OF LAWRENCE. First Kon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 98 Concord St., Tel. Mu 7-7200; Richard Desharnais, R.S.T., 11 Columbus Ave.; George Campbell and John Slvunbo, B.A's. INDUSTRIAL UNION COUNCILS: BOSTON (GREATER BOSTC»J). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., ParKer House, 60 School St., Boston; John J. Horan, Pres., 8 Centervale Pk,, Dorchester; Geoi-ge S. Kooney, Jr., S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 2uii, 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563. LAWRENCE (GREATER LAWRENCE). Uth Ihurs., Y.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 605, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. Mu 2-5273; Ralph D. Arivella, Pres., bh Foster St.; John J. Silva, S.T., 53I4 Haverhill -St. WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 270 Bridge St., Springfield, Tel. Re 2-7970; Herman Greenberg, Pres.; James Parker, R.S. WORCESTER. Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St., Tel. PI 2-58U2; James B. Lavin, Pres., 16 Eureka St.; Clayton J. Kasper, R.S., 51 Downing St.
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INSURANCE AGENTS INTEKNATIONAL, NEW ENGLAND AREA COUNCIL. Quarterly, V.liere Called; Chester 0, Taylor, Pres., lU Fleming St., Medford; Pasquale DiFalco, K.S., 153 Forest Ave., Brockton. LADIES GARKENT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies LATHERS, WSTERN MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT COUNCIL OF WOOD, WIRE AND METAL. Quar- terly, 2nd Sun., VJhere Galled; Clifford Allen, Pres., 36 Cheshire Rd., Pittsfield; Ernest E. Callings, F.S., 66 Hunter PI., Springfield. LAUNDRY WORKERS, JOINT COUNCIL OF NEW EMGLAND NO, ll;. On Call, Quarterly, at Bus. Off., Rm. 512, 25 Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-2268; John F. Donovan, Pres.,B,A., 11 Tetlow St., Boston. LONGSHO}ffiMEN«S DISTRICT COUNCIL OF BOSTON AND VICINITY (IND). Last Sun., 10 A.M., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave., Boston; John Moran, Pres., 60 Sagamore St., Revere; Hugh T. Twomey, S.T., I8 Fourth Ave., Scituate. MACHINISTS: DISTRICT LODGES: NO. 38 (Boston and Vicinity;. Uth Fri., Rm. 303, Hotel Kariger, North Sta- tion, Boston; Ralph I. Lindquist, S.T., 2 Lawrence Rd., Cochituate; David P. McSweeney, Walter F. Silvers, Frank Every, Thomas Hawes and Arthur VJatts, B.A's; Bus. Off., y6 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. Al U-2515. NO. U2 (Railroad). Quarterly, On Cail, at Bus. Off., Rm. 63, 27 Haymarket Sq., Boston, Tel. La 3-0173; Frank L. Davis, Gen. Ch., 58 Copeland St., Roxbury. NO. U3 (Railroad;. On Call; Ralph Van Leer, Pres., B. A., 81 Metropolitan Oval, Bronx, New York; David Ogilvie, S.T., 260 Cummins Hghwy., Roslindaie. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES
JOINT PROTECTIVE BOARDS: BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD. On Call, 1 t^.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St., Springfield; Patrick C. Connor, Gen. Ch., 536 No. Main St., Palmer. BOSTON AND MAIIffi RAILROAD, SYSTEM! DIVISION. Annually in Oct., 10 A.M., Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; Harry H. Cameron, Gen. Ch.; Bus. Off., Rm. 65, 27 Haymarket Sq., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-U030. NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD. On Call; Thomas Christensen, Gen. Ch., Rm. 506, 151 Court St., New Haven, Connecticut; George Bartine, S.T., 179 Prospect St., Lee. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER V.'ORKMEN, AMALGAMATED, DISTRICT NO. 1 (See Fur and Leather Department) METAL TRADES COWJCIL, CHARLESTOWN COUNCIL (Navy Yard). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; Joseph E. Quinn, Pres., 36 Belfort St., Dor- chester; Henry A. Wozniak, Sec, 71 Seymour St., Roslindaie. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WOliKERS CONFERENCE BOARD OF BOSTON AND EASTEPW NEW ENGLAND. 2nd Sun., (Apr. and Oct.) IU.30 A.M., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley !St., Rox- bury; William Dalton, Pres.; Hardy D. Wilson, Dist. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 8, 321 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-2392. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS CONFERENCE BOARD OF CONNECnCUT VALLEY. 3rd Sun. (May and Oct.) 11 A.M., Where Called; Roland 0, Beianger, Pres., 16 Green- bush Rd., Worcester; Thomas M. bhea, B.A., 57 Squawfield Rd., Westfield. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN, NEW ENGLAND DISIHICT COUNCIL. On Call; James J. O'Neill, Jr., Pres., h6 Liberty St., Danvers; Bus. Off., UO Boylston St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-0159. PAINTERS, EECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS CONNECTICUT VALLEY CONFERENCE OF. 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Where Called; Robert J. Brunette, Pres., 16 Braddock St., Springfield; Joseph Hoffman, S.T., 33 Santa Barbara St., Springfield; Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St., Springfield, Tel. Re 6-9323. MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONFERaiCE OF. 3rd Sat. or Sun. in May, 10 A.M., Where Called; Dominic Sei*etto, Pres., 358 Mass. Ave., Arlington; James McKinnon, S.T., 110 Hewlett St., Roslindaie.
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PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS - Cont'd.: DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2k (North Shore and Vicinity). First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., U96 Washington St., Lynn; EdvdJi J. Juralewicz, F.S.T., 22 Boston St., Salem; Hollis Grossman, B.A., U2 Lawrence St., Danvers. DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 35 (Boston and Vicinity;. First and 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 910 Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Lo 6-06755 Oliver Goss, S.T., 2U St. Albans Rd. , Roxbury; William Goldberg, Dominic Seretto and John Damery, B.A's.
PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS , UNITED. Frederick J. Rochford, Reg. Dir.J Bus. Off., Rm. 318, 31 Elm St., Springfield. PATTERN MAKERS lEAGUE, DISTRICT NO. 2. On Call; John J. Brennan, Pres., 270 Lynnfield St., Lynn; Ralph W. Harback, S.T., P.O. Box 1161, Worcester. PETROI£UM LABOR ORGANIZATION, NEW ENGLAND EXECUTIVE BOARD (IND). 3rd Sun., Quarterly, 10 A.M., 236 Cummins Hghwy., Roslindale; James J. Lumsden, Pres.; Andrew F. Wolfrum, Exec. Sec. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARDS (See Retail, V/holesale anl Department Store Employees) PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY, MASSACHUSETTS STATE ASSOCIATION OF. Semi- annually, Where Called; Frank L. Crotty, Pres.; Edmund J. Buckley, S.T., Bus. Rep., 27 Canada St., Lowell. POST OFFICE CLERKS, MASSACHUSETTS FEDERATION OF. On Call, Parker House, 60 School St., Boston; John J. Harrington, R.b.T., Post Office, Post Office Sq., Boston; James Waish, Nat'l. V.P., IIU Beverly Hills Upper, West Springfield. POST OFFICE CRAFTSMEN, UNITED NATIONAL ASSOCIAHON (IND) MASSACHUSETTS STATE BRANCH. 2nd Thurs., 9 P.M., Post Office Bldg., Willow St., Lynn; Anthony
Bianchi, Pres., 208 Sylvan St., Maiden; Leo Hosker, Jr., S.T. , 1 Morrison Rd., Wakefield. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, NATIONAL ASSOCIAHON OF, MASSACHUSETTS STATE BRANCH. On Call, Ocesm House, Swampscott; Charles V, Hayes, Pres., 32 Rogers Ave.; Daniel W. Sheehan, S.T., 76 Tyndale St., Roslindale. POSTMASTERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND) MASSACHUSETTS CHAPTER. On Call; J. Francis Sheehan, Pres., Post Office, Millis; William E. Brennan, F.S.T., Post Office, Whitman. POSTMASTERS, NAnONAL LEAGUE OF (iND) MASSACHUSETTS BRANCH. On Call; James J. Trioli, Pres., Turnpike Rd., Fayville; Candino Torcoletti, R.S., Southboro. PRINTING TRADES COUNCILS, ALLIED:
BOSTON. First Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U06, 29U Washington bt. , Tel. Li 2-U595; Max M. Milstein, Pres., 69 Stratton St., Dorchester; Stephen W. Fardy, Exec. Sec, U Second St., Weymouth. BROCKTON. On Call; Ar^elo DiNunno, Pres., 17U Summer St.; Frank G. Daniels, S.T., lU Martland Ave. HOLTOKE. On Call; Thomas Padden, Pres., 123 Pine St.; Walter A. Schmidt, S.T., 7U Hitchcock St. LAWRENCE. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., 373 Essex St.; Arthur W. Smith, Pres., Rattlesnake Hill Rd., Andover; Samuel Steinberg, S.T., 23 Magnolia St. LOWELL. On Call, C.L.U. Hail, 10 Kearney Sq.; John J. Murphy, Pres., 66 Billerica St.; Daniel Keylon, S.T., 30 Fairfax St. NEW BEDFORD. 2nd Wed., Labor Tenple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Thomas B. Fletcher, Pres., UO Larch Ave., Fairhaven; Edward V. Mackay, S.T., 3U2 Orchard St. PITTSFIELD. 2nd Tues., Where Called; Stephen Strauss, Pres., 209 Connecticut Ave.; Keith Tanner, F.S.T., 21 Orlando Ave. SPRINGFIELD. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Bridgway, Bridge St.; Albert M. Balboni, Pres., 8u Sibley Ave., West Springfield; Carl E. Knowlton, S.T., 52 Deering St., Agawam. WORCESTER. On Call; Cyriel Rogiers, Pres., 58 Florence St.; Albert N,
DeLorme, S.T. , 176 Fairmont Ave.
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RAILROAD TRAINMEN (IND): STAIE LEGISLATIVE BOARD. On Callj John R. Mclsaac, Ch.j Bus. Off., 7 Wat«r St., Boston. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COWMITTEE (Boston and Albany Railroad). On Callj Bus. Off., Rm. 715, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ri 2-3053; P. J. McNamara, Gen. Ch., 6 Edvdn St., Brookline. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE (Boston and Maine Railroad). On Call; J. L, Scanlan, Gen. Ch.; Bus. Off., Rm. «08, 7 Water St., Boston, Teis. La 3-2825 and La 3-2buO. RAILV^'AY CARMEN, JOINT PROTECTIVE BOARD. On Call at Bus. Off., Rm. 67, 27 Hay- market Sq., Boston, Tel. La 3-U312; WilJiam R. Hale, Gen. Ch., 73 Brook St., Westbrook, Maine. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN, ORDER OF (IND): STATE LEGISLATIVE BOARD. On Call, 10 A.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station, Boston; Thomas E. Laffee, Pres., 15 Pratt St., Ailston; Joseph S. McDonald, S.T., 79 Gardner St., Newton. ADJUSTMENT COT1MITTEE (Boston and Albany Railroad). On Call, Y.M.C.A., South Station, Boston; M. F. Walsh, Gen. Ch., 190 Eddy St., Springfield. ADJUSTMENT CCWMITTEE (Boston and Maine Railroad). N. B. Morreil, Gen. Ch.j Bus. Off., Rm. UOla, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. La 3-71UU. RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES: BOARDS OF ADJUSTMENT: BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD AND BOSTON TERMINAL CORP. 2nd Sat. (Mar. and Oct.), 9.30 A.M., Where Called; William M. i^ye. Gen. Ch., Ihh Berkley St., Waltham; Eugene A, Riordan, Gen. Sec, U2 Rosemont St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 313, 176 Federal St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-0967. BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD NO. 11. Annually in April, 9.30 A.M., Hotel Man- ger, North Station, Boston; Harold D. Ulrich, Gen. Ch.j Laura J. Brovn, Gen. S.T.j Bus. Off., Rm.70U, 150 Causeway St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-7559. BOSTON TE1*IINAL SIBTEM. Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station, Boston; Michael Cahill, Pres., U32 Watertown St., Newton; William Pye, Ch.; Bus. Off., Rm. 313, 176 Federal St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-0967. NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT (Express Division). On Call; G. W. Hurley, Gen. Ch., 137 Sunset Rd. Ext., Arlington; T. F. Timmins, Jr., Gen. S.T., 32 Watts St., Maiden; Bus. Off., Km. 728, 150 Causeway St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-9U39. RETAIL, WHOIZSALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES: NEW ENGLAND JOINT BOARD. Joseph H. Honan, Pres.; Bus. Off., 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTT WORKERS JOINT BOARD OF ATTLEBORO. Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Reg. Dir,, Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster; Frank G. Petrucci, Int'l, Rep., liiU Carpenter t>t. , Providence, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., 19 Bank St., AtUeboro, Tel. 1-2582. PLAYTHINGS JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARD OF LEOMINSTER. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, Hm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tels. Leom. U-653U and h-6535j Thomas J. Leone, Pres.,B.A.; Rose Button, F.S.T.
RUBBER WORKERS, UNITED DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2. Salvatore Camelio, Exec. Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tranont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6662. SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). John F, Jankowski, Gen. Pres,l8 Garrity Ct,, Rockland; Raymond J. Lynch, Gen. S.T., 2hh Market St., Brockton; Bus. Off., 389 Main St., Brockton, Tel. 2606. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED:
DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 1. First Sat., lU A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. li;7, 18 Trenont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121; Angelo G, Georgian, Nat'l. Qir. HAVERHILL JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD NO. 31. First and 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 16 Essex St., Haverhill, Tels. Dr 14-7U05 and U-7U06; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr.,Treas., 290 Hilldale Ave., Haverhill.
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SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED - Cont'd.: NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL OFFICE. First Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1^7, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-612i; Angelo G, Georgian, Nat'l. Dir. STATE, COUNTI AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL NO. Ul. First Wed., St. Cecelia's Hall, 18 Belvedere St., Boston; William V. Ward, Pres., 85 Pierpont Rd., West Roxburyj James A. Broyer, B.A., U9 Woodruff Way, Dor- chester; Bus. Off., 22 Beacon St^ Boston, Tel. Ca 7-6UOO. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED Dl^TRICt NO. 1. Martin J. WajLsh, Dir.j Bus. Off., Rm. UOB, 110 Tremont St., Boston. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES, JOINT CC»JFERENCE BOARD OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. On Call, 11 A.M., Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; John Leonard, Ch., 65 Reservoir St., Lawrence; William H, McNeil, F.S.T., 37 Rockwood Rd., Hirgham. TEAMSTERS, JOINT COUNCIL NO. lU. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 650 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Co 6-293Uj Thomas C. Healey, R.S., 2U Searle Rd., West Roxbury; Thomas F. Tlghe, F.S.T., 8 Brastow Ave., Somerville. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND): FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON, TOLL DISTRICT BOARD NO. 1. Margaret E. Brothers, Sec, 15 Morey Rd., Roslindale. FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON, TOLL DISTRICT BOARD NO. 2. Catherine L. McAuliffe, Sec, 32 Thetford Ave., Dorchester. MET510P0LITAN AREA BOARD (NORTH). Anna M. Nagle, Sec, 35 Marshall St., Quincy. BROOKLINE-NEWTDN DISTRICT BOARD. Lois A. Dodd, Sec, 5U8 Chestnut St., Needham. CAMBRIDGE-ARLINGTON DISTRICT BOARD. Charlotte B. Cossette, Sec, 101 Main St., Wobum. MALDEN-CHEI5EA DISTRICT BOARD. Helen A. Kiely, Sec, U5 Franklin St., V/in- throp. METROPOLITAN AREA BOARD (SOUTH). Catherine F. Croke, Sec, 26 Torrey St., Dorchester.
BOWDOIN-RQXBURY DISTRICT BOARD. Ruth A. O'Leary, Sec, l497 Main St., Charles town. DORCHESTER-QUINCY DISTRICT BOARD. Mary E. Flanagan, Sec, 50 Florida St., Hyde Park. HARRISCN-BACK BAY DISTRICT BOARD. Louise A. Angelo, Sec, 32 rtitnam St., Watertown. CENTRAL AREA BOARD: BROCKTON DISTRICT BOARD. Edith A. Rich, Sec, 18 Guild ttd., Brockton. FRAMINGHAM DISTRICT BOARD. Susan M. Capone, Sec, 96 Kast Lincoln St., Marlboro. LCWELL DISTRLCT BOARD. Hex en Regan, Sec, 855 Essex tt., Lawrence. NEW BEDFORD DISTRICT BOARD. Mary Roderick, Sec, 101 Ocean St., Hyannis. SALEM DISTRICT BOARD. Esther M. Sullivan, Sec, 68 Lawrence St., Danvers.
NC«TTffiAST AREA BOARD. Mary S. Keefe, Sec, 3i4 Intervale Ave., Saugus SOUTHEAST AREA BOARD. Dorothy M. Lawlor, Sec, Sea Spray Way, Little Compton, Rhode Island. WESTERN AREA BOARD. Catherine E. Eamshaw, Sec, 69 Onota St., Pittsfleld. FITCHBURG DISTRICT BOARD. Lillian A. Clapp, Sec, Mill St., Groton. PITTSFIELD DISTRICT BOARD. Mary Biskerski, Sec, hh Russell St., Greenfield. SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT BOARD. Loretta M. Cahill, Sec, 90 Holland Dr., East Longneadow. WORCESTER DISTRICT BOARD. Waxda Boyda, Sec, 66 Sterling St., Worcester.
TEXTII£ COmCIL, NORTHERN ffiRKSHIRE EXECUTIVE (BID). On Call; Marlon E. Ton- dreau, S.T., 35 High St., No. Adams; Frederick Mendel, B.A., 30 Leonard St., Adams.
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TEXHLE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (Greater Lowell Textile Council;. First Siin., 2,30 i'.K., at Bus. Off., Rm. 319, 10 Kearney iiq., Lovell, Tel. Gl 2-726lj Amand Denault, S.T., 223 Christian St., Lowellj John J. Mullen, B.A., 316 Suffolk St., Lowell. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, DNIIED (New Bedford Textile Comnittee). 3rd Sat., 1.30 f,K,, at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 7U6 fieasant St., Tels. Wy 2-2002 and Wy 3-miij Joseph M. Costa, R.S., 80 Cross Rd., No. Dartoouth; John Vertente, Jr., Int'l, Rep., 67 Mechanics Lane.
lEXTELE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: JOINT BOARDS: BERKSHIRE, Last Fri,, 7,30 H.K., at Bus. Off., 3B Hoosac St., Adams, Tel, I30O; Henry Kullas, Mgr.; Mathew Cienpa, B.A. CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS. 3rd Fri., Y.M.C.A., (66 Main St., Worcester; Felix P, Damore, Dir.,F.S.j Kenneth G. Hutchins and Theodore Filteau, B.A's,; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Ttei. PI 6-5719. GREATER FALL RIVER. First Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 38U Spring St., Fall River, Tel. Os 2-3U01; Edward F. Doolan, Mgr.j Alford Dyson, Clarence Banks and Manuel J. Lopes, B.A. NEV^- EEDFORD. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Moose Hall, lU No. Sixth St,; George E. Carignan, Dir.,F.S., 386 Union St.; Rosario H. Potvin, Manuel Femandes and Richard C. Percival, B.A's.; Bus. Off., Rm. 321, 888 Purchase St., Tel, 7-9367. NORTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. First Sun., 2,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. Mu 2-5273; Alton M. Hodgman, Area Dir.j Ralph Arivella, B.A. .PLa UNION LABEL DISTRICT COUNCILS: MASSACHUSETTS. 3rd Sat. in May, Wtere Called; Martin J. Casey, Pres., Rm. 62U, 333 Washington St., Boston; John F. Wipfier, is.T., 372 Billings Rd., Wollaston. FALL RIVER. James A. McCullough, Sec, 15 Ridge St, GmUCESTER. Phillip L, Doyle, Sec, 92| Centennial Ave, LAWRENCE. 3rd Thurs., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; John A. Callahan, Pres., 288 Ames St.; Philip Salem, R.S., 10 Stevens Ave, LINN. Ethel D, Jacobson, Sec, U2 Coolidge Rd, SAIEM. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel, Pi U-9730; James J. Dunn, S.T,, 107 Sylvan St., Danvers; i-dward Osgood, James Coughlln, Paul Ogasian and Albert Chouinard, B.A's. WORCESTER. 3ixl Wed., 7.30 P.M., Labor Temple, 62 Madison St.; James J. Quinn, S.T., 352 Chandler St. 23 III. LOCAL LABOR UNIGNS All locals in this section are AFL-CIO affiliates unless otherwise noted. Unless otherwise stated, meetings are held about 8 P.M. on Weekdays and 2 P.M. on Sundays. ABINGTON FEDERAL LABOR DNICN NO. 2I4IO8 (Abington Textile Machinery Works). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Polish Club, Wales St., No. Abington; Robert Webb, Pres., 6? Taunton Ave., Rockland; Janes D. Miller, S.T., 12 Sylvan Ct., No. Abington. LETTER CARRIERS NO. II6I (North Abington). On Call; John Donovan, R.S., 25 Dunbar St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 601 (See Middleboro) ADAMS BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 250. Last Mon., 7.30 P.M., Kleiner's Barber Shop, 75 Sumner St.; Walter K. Kleiner, S.T.,B.A., 15 Richmond St. CARPENTERS NO. 395. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Cartier Club, 8| Dean St.; Emile Scholtz, R.S., Cheshire; Clayton L. Couture, B.A., 2 Forest Park Ave. INSURANCE AGENTS, INT'L. NO. 162 (Prudential Insurance Co.). Uth Fri., 2 P.M., American Legion Hall, Wendell Ave., Pittsfield; William Scrivens, Pres., U82 No. Eagle St., No. Adams; Edward Bums, R.S., 19 Willow St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6l5. On Call; Hugh P. Leonesio, Sec, Fisk Rd. LIME WORKERS NO. 12l;99 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Shea Chemical Corp.). Last Mon., 7.30 P.M., Mohawk Hotel, Pleasaint St.; Henry Isabelle, Pres., 11 Crotteau St.; Joseph Pinsonnault, R.S.T., 32 Pine St. PAPER MAKERS NO. 12796 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Brightwater Paper Co.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Mohawk Hotel, Pleasant St.; Stacia Kryeminski, F.S., 93 lAme St.; Vincent J. Pippo, Field Rep.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 1428, 16 Center St., Northampton, Tel. Ju U-lla7. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERVTORKERS, UNITED NO. 556 (L.L. Brown Paper Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Cartier Club, 8| Dean St.; Thomas Moran, Pres., h Minor St., No. Adams; Aime Nadeau, S.T., 38 Columbia St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 523 (Dyers, Finishers, Printers and Bleachers) (Aspinook Finishing Div., Gera Corp.). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Summer St. Hall, Summer St.; Frederick A. James, F.S., 28 Goodrich St., No, Adams; Frank Sgambato, B.A. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 780 (Berkshire Div., Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., P.N. A. Hall, Victor bt. ; Carmen Simonelli, S.T., 17 Pleasant St.; Henry Kullas, Mgr.; Bus. Off., 38 Hoosac St., Tel. 1300. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 8U1 (Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.). First Sun., 7 F.M. at Bus. Off., 38 Hoosac St., Tel. 130O; Stephen Wiencek, ^res., 62 Valley St.; Henry Kullas, Mgr, AMES BURY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS NO. 335 (F.M. Hoyt & Co., Inc.). On Call; Mary E. Quinn, S.T., Whitehall Rd. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. NB-989 (See Haverhill) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1010, First Wed., 7.30 i'.M., Central Fire Station, 17 School St.; Charles Cloutier, Jr., Pres., Lafayette St.; Arthur Clou tier, R.S.T., Macy Terrace. HATTERS, CAP AND MI LUNEHY WORKERS NO. 87 (Merrimac Hat Corp.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lafayette Hail, High St.; Joseph F. Doilen, F.S., 9 Haverhill Rd,; Frank N. Cynewski, B.A., U6 Market St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 1;7 Main St., Tel. 8U0. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 77. Bi-monthly, 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Ox Bow Restaurant; Paul V. Moughan, Pres., 63 Prospect St.; James Ryan, S.T., h Osgood Pi. 2k LOCAL LABOR UNIONS AMESBURY - Concl'd . MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 785 (Mass. Northeastern Trans. Co.;. First Sat., 7,30 P.M., Firanen's Hall, School St., Merrimac; Clyde M. Thonpson, Pres., 12 Dudley St., Haverhillj Daniel L. Falvey, F.S.T., 52 Arlington St., Haver- hill, PATROUffiN'S UNION NO. 1232. On Call,- Donald Paijl Lambert, Pres., 2 Macy Terrace; John T. Gleason, F.S., 5 Swetts Hill. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 113li. First Mon., Post Office, Main St.; Paul W. Cynew- ski, Pres., 17 Whittier St.; Kathryn D. O'Neil, S.T., 11 BarUett Pi. TEACHERS ASSN., AMESBURY CLASSROOI NO. 1033. On Call; Daniel Parks, Pres., 81 High St.; Mary L. McDuffie, R.S., 5U Monroe St. TEI£PHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (DJD). Mary J. Poxaiot, Sec, 72 High St. AMHERST CARPENTERS NO. 1503 . 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Red Men's Hall, Main St.; William Chmura, F.S.T., 71 Lavrence Plain Rd., Hadley; Joseph Hortie, Jr., B.A., So. East St., Holyoke. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 592. On Call; Michael Garvey, Pres., U62 Main St.; Walter Sienkiewicz, S.T., 28 Sherman Ave., Northampton. PAINTERS NO. 385. First Wed., I.O.O.F. Kail, Kellogg Ave.; Herman E. Thayer, Pres,,B.A., U5 Spaulding St.; Walter Knightly, Sr., S.T., Chestnut St. A N D V E R COMMUNICATION WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 1365 (Western Electric Co.). Gerard F. Gaughran, Dir., I8 Barrington Rd., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 8, 6 Haverhill St., Tel. An 122U. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2986. On Call; F. Henry Boucher, Sec, 25 Lincoln St. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. lli-598 (Reichhold Chemicals, Inc., N.E. Div.j. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Community Hall, Andover St., Ballardvale; Edward B. Davis, Pres., 61 Center St., Ballardvale; John Blake, Jr., B.A., 58 Gale St., Maiden. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 137 (Tyer Rubber Co.). 2nd TUes., 7 P.M., Square and Conpass Hall, Elm St.; Robert Campbell, Pres., 8 Breechin Terrace; Harold C. Studd, S.T., 50 Greenfield St., Lavrence. TEI£PHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Katheryne P. Barrett, Sec, 55 High St. ARLINGTON CARPENTERS NO. 83I. First Thurs., D.A.V. Hall, 1203 Mass. Ave.; Laurence C. Saiuiders, F.S,, 5U Falmouth St., Boston; Maurice Demone, B.A., Lexington St., Burlington. QAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12173 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Ifystic Valley Oaa Co.). On Call, I.O.O.F. Hailj Edward J. Miller, Pres., 500 Mystic Ave., Somervlllej Philip W. Alsen, F.S.T., 30 Swan PI. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOfYEES NO. 68O (Town En?)loyees). 2nd T\ies., Robbins Library, Mass. Ave.; George Reynolds, Pres., 30 Summer St.j Patrick J. Kilmartin, Treas., ii5 Arnold St. TELEPHC»JE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (BID). Catherine R. Cosgrove, Sec, 20 Maynard St. ASHLAND ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 205 (IND) (General Electric Co.) (Clock and Timer Dept.). First Mon., at Bus. Off., Masonic Bldg., Front St., Tel. Tr 3-3255; Armando Mazzaro, Pres., Granite St.; Grant T. Reeves, R.S., 25 Olive St. 25 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS ASHLAND - Concl'd . GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12i5U (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Chemical Mfg. Co., Inc.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., U.E. Hall, Masonic Bldg., Front St.; Richard E. Sullivan, Pres., Pleasant St.; Attilio Ruscitti, F.S.T., U7 Grove St., Holliston. A T H L CARPEN1ERS NO. 1059. 2nd Wed., Franco-American Club, 592 South St.j J. Denis Basque, R.S., 55 Harrington St. j Ihomas Phalen, B.A., 130? Ringe Rd., Fitch- burg. LETIER CARRIERS NO. 600. On Call; John H. Nelson, R.S.T., 27U Wallingford Ave. MUSICIANS NO. 287. On Call; Huber Tandy, Pres.; Ray H. Dumas, R.S.T.,B.A., 5u Stevens St. STEELWORKERS NO. 2807 (Union Twist Drill Co.). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Franco- American Club, 592 South St.; Francis J. Blanchard, Pres., 683 Crescent St.; Harold J. Aahmore, F.S., 175 Wallingford Ave. SIEELWORKERS NO. U700 (Athol Mfg. Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Franco-American Hall, 592 South St.; Alcide E. Gallant, Pres., 127 Harrington St.; John F. Yiirkus, R.S., lU Maple St., Baldwinsville ATTLEBORO BRICKLAIERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 26. First Fri.., Mystic Hall, 26 Balcom St., West Mansfield; Wilfred J. Goyea, F.5.T., 3^0 Elm St., West Mansfield; Augustine Penta, B.A., 33 Bank St., No. Attleboro. CARPENTERS NO. 327. First and 3rd Thurs., Eagles Hall, So. Main St.; Herbert West, R.S., P.O. Box 571; Anthony Pistolese, B.A., 65 Dunham St. CI TI EMPLOYEES UNION, INC., ATTLEBORO (IND) (Public Works Dept.). Philippe Proulx, R.S., 20 Deanville Rd. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 8U8. On Call, Central Fire Station, So. Main St.; Raymond Audette, Pres., 18 Martin St.; William S. King, Jr., R.S., 606 Park St, INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 80 (John Hancock Insurance Co.). 2nd Wed., 10.30 A.M., 59 Short St., Taunton; John C. Straight, Pres., 22 Solomon St.; Robert D. Hastings, F.S., 17 Smith Circle. LETTER CARRIERS NO. UUl. 2nd Tues., Bobby's Restaurant, Bank St.; Henri A. Paradis, Pres., 56 Maple St.; G. Keil Gustin, R.S., U6 Pleasant Ave. MACHINISTS NO. 1175 (Tool and Die Makers). First and 3rd Wed., Kagles Hall, So. Main St.; Ernest M. Belanger, R.S., 69 Spruce Lane; Ralph Hemmingsen, F.S., 23U South St., Plainville. MACHINISTS NO. 1359 (Apco-Mossberg Corp.). First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Portu- guese American Club, 65 Prairie Ave.; Norman Ross, R.S., 20 Carlon St.; Charles Babbitt, B.A., 220 Sayles Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1066 (Interstate Transit Corp.). 2nd Mon., Y.M.C.A., No. Main St.; Christopher Gabruary, Pres., B. A., 230 Park t)t. ; John S. Garanon, F.b.T., 579 Newport Ave., So. Attleboro. MUSICIANS NO. U57. First Sun., 6.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, No. Main St.; Harry Greene, Sec, B.A. , 16 Covell Ave., Seekonk; Edward A. Fonger, Treas., R.F.O. 3, 167 No. Worcester St. PAINIERS NO. 1U98. Last Tues., 5.30 P.M., St. Jean's Hall, 11^9 Pine St.; Otto Jordan, F.S., 22 Leonard St., No. Attleboro; John E. Galvin, S.T.,B.A., 210 Pine St. \^ PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WOT(ERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Emp.) POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. U692. On CaU, Quarterly, Bobby's Restaurant, Bank St.; Robert J. Kenny, Pres., 6 Irvington Ct.; William E. White, C.S., U35 Thacher i>t. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U53 (Ameri.can Sisalcraft Corp.). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Pleasant St.; Robert Littleton, Pres., 17 East Bacon St., Plainville; Stanley W. Filipek, F.S., 77 Pine Rd. , bo. AtUeboro. 26 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS ATTLEBORO - Concl'd. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPT. STORE EMi^LOYEES NO. 583-A (flaythings. Jewelry and Novelty WkTE.). 2nd Hon., 7.30 P.K., Eagles Hall, UO So. Main St.; Edward T. Maher, Pres., 8? Dean St.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Reg. Dir., 27 Monument Sq., Leominster; Bus. Off., 19 Bank St., Tex. At 1-2582. RUBBER WORKERS, UNITED NO. 259 (Plastimold, Inc. J. First bun., 10 A.M., Sons of Veterans Hall, So. Main St.; Myrtle Pelletier, Pr«s., 51 Roland Baxter Rd., No. Attleboro; Daniel Ford, Rep., lU Cecil St., Johnston, Rhode Island. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 259h (Mossberg Pressed Steel Corp.). Uth Mon., ti.i5 i'.M., Eagles Hail, So. Main St.; Argelo T. Contarino, Pres., 60 Veazie St., Providence, Rhode Island; Antone Viera, F.S., 20 Stead Ave., Hebronville STOEET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Motor Coach Operators). IHEAmiCAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. U5U. 3rd Sun., 9.30 A.M., 15 Avery St., No. Attleboro; Howard Washburn, S.T., 27 River St., No. Attleboro; Edward Ringuette, B.A., 15 Avery St., No. Attleboro, UnLTTY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 319 (IND) (Attleboro Steam and Electric Co.). Uth Mon., U.S.W.v. Hall, So. Main St.; Paul Tardif, Pres., U28 Reservoir St., No. Attleboro; Arvid E. Olson, F.S., I36 West St. AUBURN LETTER CARRIERS NO. 28u8. First Mon., V.F.W. Hall, Millbury St.; John Halvey, Pres., 6 Ashcroft St.; Dwight H. Bacon, R.F.S., 9 School St. AVON FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2U020 (Avon Sole Co.). 2nd Tues., k P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Main St.; Francis J. Keams, R.S., 2073 Pleasant St., Bridgewater; Daniel Healey, B.A. A Y E R lETTER CARRIERS NO. 212U. On Call; P. M. Regan, R.S., 31 Pearl St, BANCROFT PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS , UNITED NO. 600 (Golden Fleece) (Bancroft Paper Mills Corp.). 2nd Mon., U P.M., Bancroft School; Roland Daigle, Pres., R.F.D. No. 1, Hinsdale; Evelyn Menton, F.S.T., Box 3Uh, Lee. BARNSTABLE BUZZARDS BAY GAS CO. NO. 13507 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Hyannis). 2nd Tues., Sagamore Inn, Main St., Sagamore; Proctor E. Adams, Jr., Pres., 105 Pond St., Dennis; Cotter Peck, F.S.T., Greenwood Ave., Hyannis. CARPENTERS NO. 1331. First Wed., V.F.W. Hall, lyanough Rd., Hyannis; Howard R. Pierce, Pres., 26 Pleasant St., Sandwich; Jos^h Morris, Bus. Rep.; Bus. Off., Km. 1, 39 Main St., Buzzards Bay, Tel. 5650. MUSICIANS NO. 155 (Cape Cod Assn., Hyannis). Quarterly, 2nd Sun., 5 P.M., Home of President; Melvin von Rosenvinge, Pres.,Treas., Main St., VJest Harwich; Roger T. Gott, Jr., R.S. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 115U (Mass. Maritime Academy). 2nd Thurs., U P.M., Bourne Community BHg., Main St., Buzzards Bay; Admont G. Clark, Pres., Mashantum Rd., Dennis; Ronald G. Coghlan, S.T., 32 Buzzards Bay Ave., Buzzards Bay. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 339 (IND) (Cape and Vineyard Electric Co.). First Tubs., Town Hall, Yarmouth; Charles E. Hardy, Pres., Bay Berry Rd,, P.O. Box U22, West Yarmouth; Ruth F. Jenkins, S.T., 38 Otis Rd., Hyannis. 27 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS B A R R E TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO, 3U2 (Barre Wool Combing Co., Ltd., So. BarreJ. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Vernon Ave., So. Barrej Frank J. Saivo, Pres., 9 High St., So. Barre; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchburg. B E L M N T FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1131. On Call; Raymond Cobuz^i, i'res.} Vincent F. Pedulla, S.T., 17 Grant Ave. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1108. On Call; Evelyn Homsey, i'res., 1 Chauncy St., Cambridge; Helen Ji. Bridey, Treas., 11 Lewis St., Newton. BEVERLY BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. UO. First Tues., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St.; Jeremiah Creeden, R.b., 19| Winter St., Amesbury; Leo Martel, B.A., Main St., Wenham. CARPENIERS NO. B78. First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 i'.M., Anerican Legion HaJ.1, 3 Judson St.; Joseph Weed, R.S., 18U Loring Ave,, Salem; Edward Thompson, Treas., B. A., 238 bssex St. EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERb OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 271 (IND). 2nd Ihurs., at Bus. Off., UOl Rantoul St., Tel, Wa 2-3l4il; Ruth M. Guinivan, F.S., 8 Chamock St.; W. W. Burgess, Jr., B.A., 38 Wlnthrop Ave. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2U720 ^Reid Bros. Co., Inc. j. 2nd Mon., Eagles Hall, 122 Cabot St.; Alonzo M. Shaw, Hres., Choate fc>t., Essex; Albert W. Desjardins, F.S.T,, 6 Bartlett St. FEDERAL LABOR UNICW NO. 2U857 (Utility Metal i-roducts Co., Inc.;. On Call, Monthly, Eagles Hall, 122 Cabot St.; Leonard Honewood, Fres., 3 Clark Ave., Salem; M. R. Copeley, S.T., 97 Central St., Ipswich. LETTER CARREERS NO. 585. Uth Wed., American Legion Hail, 3 Judson St.; Charles E. Surles, Pres., U33a Cabot St.; Paul B. Thompson, R.b., 12 Giles Ave. PAINTERS NO. 833. 2nd Fri., Elks Home, 75 Cabot bt. ; Fabian S. Doucette, F.b., 12 Union St.; Hollis Grossman, B.A., U2 Lawrence St., Danvers. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. U98. Last Thurs., 8.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St.; Milton Dunham, Pres., 119 Asbury St., So. Hamilton; Arthur J. McKenna, Treas., 9k Edwards St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (North Shore Group Local). Mary A. Burridge, Sec, it9 Maple bt.. So. Hamilton. BILLERICA ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 12282 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (iND) (Johns-Manville i^oducts Co.). 2nd Taes., 7.30 P.M., Celtic Club, Market St., Lowell; Richard Barnes, R.S., Wilson St., No. Billerica; Thomas Bartlett, S.T., h3 Barrington St., Lowell. BOSTON NOTE: In general, Boston Unions have jurisdiction over cities and towns which are suburbs of Boston if no local unions exist in those localities for the industry, trade or occupation covered. AIR LINE DISPATCHERS ASEOCIAnWJ COUNCIL NO. 30 (Northeast Airlines). Quarterly, First Wed., 7 P.M., Where Called; James W. Miller, Ch., 17 Holland Rd., Meirose. AIRPORT WORKERS (See Fire Fighters and Transport Workers Nos. 507 and 515). ART GLASS WORKERS (bee Painters No. II8I). ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 6. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 910 Huntington Ave., Tel. As 7-9509; Herbert G. Anderson, C.b.,B.A., /i93 Lynn St., Maiden; Edward L. Dahlberg, F.S.T., 15 Fairfield bt. , Needham. 28 LOCAL UBOR UNIONS BOS TON - Cont'd . ASBESTOS WOKKEHS NO. y8 (Heat and Frost Insulators) (Navy Yard;. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Raymond Wilkinson, F.b.T., tik Grove St., Chelsea; Georige D. Kenney, B.A., k Berry St., Neponset. ATLAW'llC FiSnERKEN (See Fishermen, Atlantic). AUTOKAnC FIRE ALARM WORKERS (See Electrical, Radio and Machine WTcrs., Int'l. No. 232). AUTOMOBILE, AIRCRAFT AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS: NO. U3 (Garwood Indistries, Inc.). First Mon., 5 f.V.., Lithuanian Club, Lincoln St., Brighton; Richard S. Paskow, F.S.T., U07 Nevtovn Rd., Little- ton; George C. Hill, B.A. NO. 209. Quarterly, 3rd Tues., Y.D. Club, 200 Huntington Ave.; Warren Olson, Fres., 1370 ^-astern Ave., Maiden; Carl T. Heilgren, F.S.T., 660 Washington St., Weymouth. NO. 320 (Kinrey Mfg. Co.). 2nd Sun., 3 ^-M., Sevems Hall, 672 Center ot., Jamaica Plain; George H. Chambers, Rres., 67 Vheatland Ave., Dorchester; John C. Beal, F.t>.T., 30 Winslow Rd., Belmont. NO. 7Uh (See Waltham) NO. ti02 (American Machine & Foundry Co.). First Tues., 5*30 P.M., V.F.V. Hall, U06 Cambridge St., Allston; Frederick h. Johnson, Pres.; John P. Murray, F.S., 39 Sturtevant St., Beverly; Bus. Off., Rm. 9, 1U7 Brighton Ave., Allston. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (See Machinists No. 1B98) AUTOMOTIVE IRANSPORT DRIVERS NO. Uhl (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS NO. 20 (American Bakeries). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., 157 Milk St., Tel. Ha 6-5926; Stanley Mirowski, F.S.; Fred Cabuzzi, B.A. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS NO. US (Hebrev Bakeries). Last Tues., 12 Noon, at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 1165 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Co 5-3200; Nathan Norman, F.S.T., lu Mitchell Rd., Sharon; Samuel Noman and George S. Newman, B.A's. BARBERS, JOUMEYMEN NO. Iti2. 3rd Tues., Gold Room., Hotel tssex, 695 AUantic Ave.; Michael Bozza, Pres., 25 Union St., Everett; Eugene Vitale, F.S.T., B.A., 22 Richardson Ave., Arlington; Bus. Off., Rm. 211, 120 Boylston St., Tel. Ku 2-9250. BARTENDEhS and HOIEL EMPLOYEES NO. 31|. Last bun., 3 ^.M., at Bus. Off,, IbU West Canton St., Tei. Ke 6-208ii; John J. Kearney, S.Tv; John E. Hurley, B.A. BEVERAGE WORfZRS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Eniployees No. 5l3) BILL POSTERS AND BILLERS NO. 17. Uth Thurs., Hibernian Hall, IbU Dudley St., Roxbury; Edward Burke, Pres.; Daniel F. Messing, C.S.,B.A., 73 Warren St., Roxbury. BLACKSMITHS NO. 1029 (NY NH Readville Shops). 3rd Fri., Polish Arerican Citizens Club, 1281 Washington St., Roxbury; Nicholas Vito, S.T., 30 Waldo St., Dedham; William B. Mochrie, Jr., B.A., P.O. Box 863, Billerica. BOIIZRI^JUCERS: NO. 29. First Wed., Y.D. Club, 200 Huntington Ave,; Edward H. Hancock, Pres., 36 Golden Hill Kd., baugus; John P. Manning, Bus. Kgr., 135 Child St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. 303, I08 Mass. Ave., Tel. Co 6-U229. NO. 3uU (Navy Yard). First Mon., Y.M.C.A. , City Sq., Charlestown; John Eraser, Pres., 17 Friendship St., Mattapanj E. F. Lucas, F.S.T., Ul High bt., Charles- town. NO. 550 (B & A Railroad). 3rd Wed., V.F.W. Hall, Ij06 Cambridge St., Allston; James Sullivan, Pres., 17 Pequosset bt. , Watertown; Thomas L. Needham, F.S.T., 36 Charles River Rd., Watertown. NO. 685 (Shipfitters) (Navy Yard). Last Fri., Hotel Manger, North Station; Thomas J. Riley, Pres., 1 Eldridge PI., Chelsea; Charles V. Cantwell, F.S.T., 3i Round Hill St., Jamaica Plain. ' 29 : LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOS TON - Cont'd, BOILERMAKERS - Concl'd.: NO, 71*6. 2nd Wed,, Polish-American Hall, 82 Boston bt., Dorchester; James B, Allardyce, Pi^s,, 5 Greenough St., Needham Hts.j John Svizzero, F.S.T., 79U Southern Artery, Quincy; Bus, Off., 6ii5 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-5977. BOOKBINDERS NO. 16 (Graphic Arts Institute). First Fri., 6 P.M., 3 Boylston PI,; Neil P, Herlihy, Pres., 32 Saranac St., Dorchester; William F. Sullivan, S,T., 105 Callender St., Dorchester; Bus, Off,, Rm. U06, 29U Washington St., Tel, Li 2-U595. BOOKBINDERS NO. 56 (Bindery Women) . 2nd Thurs., 6 P.M., 3 Boylston Fl.j Mary F. Coyne, Pres., Bus. Rep., 370 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brookline; Bus. Off,, Rm. U06, 29U Washington St,, Tel, Li 2-1096. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION NO, 138 (Mixed). 2nd and Uth Mon., at Bus. Off,, Rm. 31if, 120 Boylston St,, Tel. Li 2-1287; Daniel J, Goggin, Pres.; John F. Mealey, F.S.T.,B.A. NO. 291 (Cut Sole). 2nd Wed., 5.30 P.M., 19 High St.; Bradford Hamilton, Pres., 32 Burke St., So, Boston; Louis E. Owens, F.S., 36 Alton Pi., Brook- line; Bus, Off., Rm. 312, 120 Boylston St,, Tel. Li 2-1287. NO. 308 (Leather Handlers) (Howes Leather Co., Inc,;. 2nd Fri., 6,30 P.M., Otis Hall, Otis St.; John Flood, F.S., 99 BarUett Ave., Belmont. (See also Shoe Workers Unions) BRaKEMEN (See Railway Conductoirs and Brakemen) BREWERY WORKERS NO. 8. First Sun., 10 A.M., Hibernian Hall, IbU Dudley St,, Roxbury; Ihomas E. Owens, C.S.,B.A.; Ralph J. Oilman, R.S.,B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbuiy, Tel, Hi 5-OItl9. BRICKLAYERS NO. 3. Ihurs., American Legion Hall, 10U9 Columbus Ave.; Roland A. Scopa, F,S., 5 Antrim St., East Boston; Louis Samo, B.A., 39 Jackson Ave., Everett; Bus, Off,, 1117 Columbus Ave., Tel, Hi 2-0650. BROADCAST TECHNICIANS (See Electrical Woricers No, 1228) BUILDING EMPLOYEES INDEPENDENT UNION (IND). On Call, 2nd Fri., 3.30 P.M. and 6.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. 523, Tremont Temple, 88 Tremont St.; Wesley T. Wadman, Pres,, B.A., Ui; Walker St., Canbridge; Mary M. Moran, F,S,, 23 Mt, Vernon St,, Somerville. BUILDING LABORERS, HOD CARRIERS AND: NO, 22. First Wed., at Bus, Off,, 3rd Fl., 215 Hanover St., Tei, La 3-0311i; Cescire Fietrangelo, Pres.,B.A., 31 Jfystic St., Medford; Vincent Di Nunno, S.T., 1135 Saratoga St,, East Boston. NO. 88 (Compressed Air and Foundation Wkrs,). Uth Sun., 30 Huntington Ave.; John F. Haggerty, Pres,,B,A,; Richard D. Buck, F.S.T.,B,A.; Bus. Off., U5i4 Stuart St. NO, 151 (Plasterers Tenders) (See Cambridge) NO. 223 (Hod Carriers). First Fri., at Bus, Off., 1073 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-803O; John P. Connolly, Pres., 16 Chamblet St., Dorchester; Patrick J, Desmond, Bus. Rep., 5 Richview St., Dorchester. NO. 367 (Boston Housing Authority). Uth Tues., Hibernian Hall, I8u Dudley St., Roxbury; Patrick A. Gavin, Pres., 3 West Canton St.; Joseph T. Healey, B.A., U3I Old Colony Ave., So, Boston. NO. 997 (Marine and Shipyard) (Navy Yard). Uth Ihurs., 12 Noon, Bldg. 2U, Boston Naval Shipyard, Charlestown; Henry A. Wozniak, Pres., B. A., 71 Sey- mour St., Roslindale; Jeremiah D. Whelan, S.T., U5 Standish St., Cambridge. NO. 1020 (Pavers and Curb Setters). First Thurs., Old Town Hall, Washington St., Brighton; Anthony J. Salvucci, F.S.T., 272 Market St., Brighton; Antonio Cellucci, B.A., 30 Davenport Rd., Needham. NO. 1285 (See Cemetery and Greenhouse Laborers) NO. 1U29 (Construction Product Plant Employees). 2nd Fri., 7,U5 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Pinckney L. Smith, Pres., 60 Ruthven St., Roxbiuy; David 0, Hunter, R.S.T., 39 Winter St., Weymouth. 30 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd . BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L.: NOTE: Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep., Rm. 723, 29U Washington St., Tel. U 2-9166. NO, 86 (Window CXeaners}. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 30 Peiiiberton Sq.j Paul J. Grinshaw, Pres., lii Cluney Ct., Roxburyj John Muldoon, F.S.T., 65 Neponset Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 26, 27 Hay- market Sq., Tel. Ca 7-5937. NO, lh3 (Individual Window Cleaners;. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Hibernian Hall, 181; Dudley St., Roxbury; Louis J. Gainer, F.S., 103 Langdon St., Newtonj Frank Bienetock, B.A., lUh Geneva Ave., Dorchester. NO. 25U. l*th Ihurs,, U P.M. and 8 P.M., at Bus. Off., UO Boylston St., Tel. Hu 2-6lli8j Edward T. Sullivan, Pres., U Kassul Pk., Cambridge; Joseph L. McCarthy, S,T.,B.A., 16 Pulton St., Wobum. N0,"573 (General Building Service), 3rd Ihurs., Portuguese-American Club, Prospect St., Somerville; Albert Wythe, S.T.,B.A., 11 Tetlow St., Roxbury. NO, 38U (Public Works). 3rd Wed., Hotel Manger, North Station; John Farrell, Pres., 7 Spruce St., Miltonj Frederick W. Petersen, S.T., 11 George St., Chelsea. NO. 385 (Custodians - Public Schools). 2nd Sat., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 30 Pemberton Sq, ; John Donlon, Pres., U5 Atkins St., Brighton; John F. Mul- doon, R.S.T., 65 Neponset Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 29U Washington St., Tel. U 2-9166. NO, 398 (Adm. Guild of the Boston School System) (Boston School Committee). Last Mon., 5 P.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 30 Pemberton Sq.; Stella S. Owens, Pres., 69 Park Dr.; Catherine J. Sullivan, Treas., 25 Sunnyside St., Jamaica Plain; Bus. Off., Rm. 631, 29U Washington St., Tel, Li 2-7U08. NO. U.0 (N,E. Pari Mutuel Guild). Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Admin.; Bus., Off., Rm. 723, 29U Washington St., Tel. Li 2-9166. NO. klh (Fire Dept. Maintenance Employees). 3rd Mon., 900 Mass. Ave.; Francis X. Cutler, Pres., 6 Gardena St., Brighton; Francis G. Shruhan, F.S.T., 106 Geneva Ave., Dorchester. CABIE SPLICERS (See Electrical Workers No. 396) CARMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Carmen) CARPENTERS: NO. 33- Wed., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., t;70 Stuart St., Tel. K.e 6-1^227; Daniel J. Kelly, Pres., 51 Heath St., Somerville; Clifford S. Bennett, F.S.,B.A., 29 Congreve St., Roslindale. NO. UO. Tues., at Bus, Off,, 2nd Fl., U7U Stuart St., Tel, Ke 6-9U65; Ira W. Martin, F.S., 12 Wellman St., Btxjokline; Albert V. King, B.A., 177 Brattle St., Arlington. NO, 51. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus, Off., U70 Stuart St., Tel. Ke 6-9ii75; Daniel H, Kearney, Pres., 15 Harding Rd., Roslindale; John A. Reddy, F.S., B.A., U Alfred Terrace, Wobum. NO, 56 (Pile Driving, Wharf and Bridge Woric) (Welders and Divers). 2nd Mon. and Last Sat., at Bus. off., Rm. 2lU, U70 Stuart St., Tel. Co 7-27UO; Robert C. Howe, Pres.,B.A., 2U0 Parkway, Chelsea; Kenneth W. Strong, F.S.,B.A., 171 Nichols St., Everett. NO. 67. Fri,, at Bus, Off., 2nd Fl., Hibernian Bldg., l8u Dudley St,, Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-OU20; Ihomas Hogan, F.S., 195 South St., Jamaica Plain; Thomas V. Burke, B.A., 63 Rosewood St., Mattapan. NO. 157 (Hebrew). Sat., 32 Harrison Ave.; Haskell Liber, Pres., 25 Theodore St., Dorchester; Harry Glazer, Treas., B.A., 93 Lawrence Ave., Roxbury. NO, 218. Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. i!Ol, U6 Cornhill, Tel. Ca 7-218U; William Butts, Pres., B. A,; Joseph Hudson, F.S. NO. 2168 (Resilient Floor Layers). First Wed., 6.30 P.M., 3 Boylston PI.; Francis Mackenzie, F.S., 55 Montrose Ave., Wakefield; Joseph Hardy, B.A., 57 Elmont St,, Dorchester. 31 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOS TON - Cont'd . CARPENTERS - Concl'd.: NO, 2169 (Custom Upholsterers). Uth Thurs., 6 P.M., U70 Stuart St.; James Russell, Pres., 39 Hooker St., Allstonj John F. Cuddy, R.F.S., 198 Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester. NO. 2512 (Navy Yard). Last FVi., Hotel Manger, North Station; Barney Sneider, Pres., Desmond Rd., No. Randolph; Philip F. Rendall, F.S., 29 Malvern St., Melrose. CEMENT MASOMS AND ASPHALT LAYERS NO. 53U. 2nd and Uth Tues., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 210, U70 Stuart St., Tels. Ke 6-1919 and Ke 6-5588; John Carroll, Pres., Bus. Mgr., 17 Eljnira St., Brighton; Charles Spillane, F.S.T., 19 Howitt Rd., West Roxbury. CEMETERY AND GREEUHOUSE LABORERS NO. 1285. First Tues., Pythian Hall, Salem St., Maiden; Frederick Weathers, Pres., 26 Erickson St., Maiden; Richard Stahler, F.S., 50 Pleasant St., Medford. CEMEIERY WORKERS NO. lii-lU09 (Forest Hills Cemetery). First Tkies., Quarterly, I4.3O P.M., Forest Hills Cemetery, 95 Forest Hills Ave., Jamaica Plain; Ihomas Finnegan, Pres., 36 Neirtiurg St., Roslindale; John J. Blake, Jr., B.A., 58 Gale St., Maiden. CHAUFFEURS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) CIGAR MAKERS NO. 97 (Odence Cigar Co.). First Mon., 156 Talbot Ave., Dorchester; Louis Vogel, F.S., 156 Talbot Ave., Dorchester. CIGAR MAKERS NO. lul (Machine Operators) (Alles & Fisher Cigar Co.). First Tues., CJuarterly, 5.30 P.M., 17 Worcester St.; Helen Greene, R.S., 125 Centre St., Roxbury; Louise T. Biompson, F.S.T.,B.A., 109 Peterborough St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 316, 120 Boylston St., Tel. Hu 2-6u83. CITY HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIAnON (IND). Uth Thurs., Seabee Poet, 85 North- anpton St.; William Nyhan, Pres., 116U Colxunbus Ave., Roxbury; Harold Paretchan, F.S., Ul O'Reilly Way, Charlestowi; Bus. Off., Boston City Hospital, 818 Harrison Ave., Tel. Ke 6-86OO, Ext. Ia7. CIEANERS AND DYERS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated No. I83) CLERKS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks; Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Enployees) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMAH} AMA TED: NOTE: All locals (except No. 579) meet at Joint Board Headquarters, 85 Essex St., TeL. Ha 6-8123; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr. NO. 1 (Coat Makers). First Mon., 5.30 P.M.; Samuel Brovan, F.S., 99 Elm Hill Ave., Roxbury; Paul Loreck, B.A. NO. 12 (Tailors). On Call, 5.30 P.M.j Clement Kalos, S.T., 83 Wallace St., Somerville; Paul Loreck, B.A. NO. 102 (Coat Makers) (Italian). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M.; Dennis Denisi, R.S., 107 Sawyer Ave., Dorchester; Prank Catapano, Sam Tancreto and Guy Canpobasso, B.A's. NO. 1U9 (Coat Makers) (Lithuanian). On Call, 5.30 P.M.; Frank Romskas, S.T., 5 Torrey St., Dorchester; Paul Loreck, B.A. NO. 171 (Pressers). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M.; Vito Trodella, R.S., 1 Clay- ton Ave., Medford; Frank Catapano, Sam Tancreto, Paul Loreck and Guy Canpo- basso, B.A's. NO. 172 (Vest Makers). On Call, 5.30 P.M.; Max Appel, S.T., 37 Greendale Rd., Dorchester; Guy Cairpobasso, B.A. NO, 173 (Pants Makers). On Call, 5.30 P.M.; Joseph LaMarca, S.T,, 1U7 Glendale St., Everett; Guy Campobasso and Sam Tancreto, B.A's, NO. 181 (Cutters, Trimmers and Cloth Shrinkers). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M.; Ben Kap- lan, Pres., 125 Corey St,, West Roxbury; John J. Cheverie, Bus. Mgr., 32 Austin St., Hyde Park. NO. 183 (Cleaners and Dyers). On Call, Monthly, 7,30 P.M.; Joseph Langone, R.S., 6| Joseph St., Medford; Maston A. Nelson, B.A. 32 : LOCAL LABC« UNIONS BOS TON - Cont'd . CLOIHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED - Concl'd. NO. 267 (Sheepskin Coat Makers J. On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M.j Ada Heap, R.S., 591 Dudley St., Roxbury; Nathan Mindess, B.A. NO. 273 (Sheepskin Sportswear^. On Call, 5.30 f.M,; Maiy Smith, R.S., 53 Whiting St., Lynn; Nathan Mindess, B.A. NO, 335 (Bushelmenj. On Call, Monthly, 5.30 f.M.j Maurice Berman, R.S., 107 Deering Rd., Mattapan; Paul Loreck, B.A. NO. 579 (N.E. Retail Clothing and Wearing Apparel Emp.). First Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Saul Terr, S.T.; Robert Wiseman, B.A.J Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tranont St., Tel. La 3-6660. COAL HOISTING ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Coal Hoisting No. 7li). COAL AND FUEL OIL TEAMSIERS (See Tteamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 68) COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHERS (See Telegraphers, Commercial No. h) COMMUNICATION WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 1051 (American Tel. & Tel. Co.). On Call (Feb., May and Nov.), 2.30 P.M. and 6.30 P.M., Hotel Bellevue, 21 Beacon St.; Virginia M. Trider, Pres.j Helen J. Guatafson, S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. U2U, 261 Franklin St., Tel. Li 2-6660. CCMMUNIGATICN WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 1395 (Western Electric Co.). 2nd Tues., Hotel Manger, Nortii Station; John E. Kelley, Pres., 176 Billings Rd., No. Quincy; Robert Liddell, R.F.S., 876 Canterbury St., Roslindale. CONDUCTORS AND BKAKEMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen) CONFECTIONERY WORKERS (See Bakery and Confectionery Woricers; and Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen No. U51) COOKS AND PASTRY COOKS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 186) COOPERS NO. 89 (Brewery). Quarterly, 2nd Fri., Hibernian Hall, l8u Dudley St., Roxbury; James J. Doyle, Pres., 615 South St., Roslindale; Chester Witham, R.S.T., 29 Mamey St., Cambridge. COPPERSMITHS NO. 500 (Navy Yard). First Mon., Y.M.C.A., City Sq., Charlestown; Ernest E. Patterson, Pres., 96 Thomdike St., Arlington; Eugene C. Kneprath, F.S.T., 8 Palmer Ave., Saugus. CREAMERY WORKERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 380) CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Enployees No. 385) CUSTOMS SERVICE ASSOCIATION, NATI(»IAL (Mass. State Branch) (IND). On Call, (Feb. and Nov.), Thompson's Spa, 239 Washington St.; Alfred Crandall, Pres., 2k Groveland St., Aubiumdale; Shirley Davidson, F.S., 1677 Beacon t>t., Brookline; Bus. Off., Rm. 900, Custom House. DECATUR AND HOPKINS EMPLOYEES ASSOCIAnON (IND). First lUes., 5.10 P.M., Elli» Memorial Bldg., 66 Berkeley St.; Francis R. Barron, Pres., 6U Calumet St., Roxbury; John H. Moore, F.S., 978 Worcester St., Welle sley, DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 8U6 (R. H. Steams Co.). On Call, Tues. or Thurs., 6 P.M., Lorimer Hall, Tremont Temple, 88 Tremont St.; Mary T. Smythe, Pres., B.A. , 107 Winthrop St., Winthrop; Bus. Off., Rm. 715, 6 Beacon St., Tel. Ri 2-2377. DISPATCHERS (See Air Line Dispatchers Association) DISTILLERY, RECTIEHNG AND WINE WORKERS NO. 8. 2nd Wed., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 327, 11 Beacon St., Tel. La 3-U7Uii; Lawrence Cohen, F.S.T.,B.A., 2U Waban Rd,, Quincy; Edward P. Reardon, B.A., 30 Paxton Rd., Saxonville. DOCK HEIGHT HANDIERS (See Longshoremen and Railway and Steamship Clerks) DRUG WORKERS NO. lU-8 (Rexall and Liggett Drug Cos.). 2nd Wed., 5,l5 P.M., Boston Police Post, 10U7 Columbus Ave., Roxbury; Richard F. Warren, Pres., 11 Fessenden St., Jamaica Plain; Raymond H. Coolidge, F.S., 18 Holden St., Dorchester, EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION, BOSTW (See Federal Labor Union No. 23079) ELECTRICAL INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION (IND) (Coyne Electrical and Technical School). Quarterly, First Wed., 2 P.M. at School, 100 Mass, Ave.; Daniel MacDuffie, R.S.T., 53 Ashley St., East Boston; Emil Dow, B.A., 5U DeSoto Rd., West Roxbury. 33 LOCAL LABOR I3NI0NS BOSTON - Cont'd . ELECroiCAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WDRKERS, INT'L.: NO, 207 (Armetrong Daily Sports). 2nd Sun,, 11 A,M., Hotel Manger, North Station; John Radgis, Pres., 96 Berkshire St,, Cambridge; Frank R, Torres, S.T., 38 Sparkill St,, Watertowi. NO. 216 (See Hinghan) NO. 217 (National Pneumatic Co., Inc.), 2nd Tues,, ii.i5 f.M., Arbeiter Hall, 22 Amory Pi,, Roxbury; Edward Nolan, Pres,, 125 Amory St,; Philip Abdinoor, F.S., 111 Byron St., Wakefield. NO. 232 (Automatic Fire Alarm Co.). 2nd Tues,, U.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 61 Batterymarch St,, Tel. Ha 6-U98U; Ernest N, McElhiney, Pres,, 1$1 Worcester St,, Watertown; Ernest A, Fisher, F.S.T., 18 Morse Rd., Fraraingham. NO, 262 (Electric Storage Battery and A.S. Caitpbell Co.). On Call; Margaret M. Laracy, R.F.S., 8 Hooten Ct., East Boston; Herman Carter, B.A., 29ii Washington St. NO. 271i (Clifford Mfg. Co., Div. of Standard Thomson Corp.). 2nd or 3rd Sun,, Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St,; John A. Callanan, Pres., 16| St., So. Boston; Georgo L. Walsh, F,S.T., 219 L St., So. Boston; Bus, Off,, 1^2 Grove St,, Waltham; Tel Tw li-7310. No. 275 (Underwood, L.C, Smith and Remington Rand Repairmen), 3rd Wed,, 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 301, Ul Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-76U7; Ralph H. Col- pitts, Pres., 205 School St., Westwood; John P. Granahan, F.S., 222 Fells- way West, Medford. NO. 279 (Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co.). First Tues., (Mar., June, Sept., Dec). U P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 1259 Hyde Parte Ave., Hyde Park; Ihomas E. Chappie, Pres., 136 Tremont St., So. Braintree; Robert F. Gildea, S.T., 121 Child St., Hyde Park. NO. 282. Last Ihurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. I4i5, 1;U Bromfield St., Tel. Li 2-8076; Richard J. Crowley, Pres., 96 Webster St., Chelsea; Thomas R. Murphy, F.S., Ii2 Lawrence St., Brockton. EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF JiMERICA, UNITED NO. 22U (IND) (General Electric Co., East Boston Lamp Works). 3rd Tues., 1.30 P.M. and 3.30 P,M., at Bus, Off., Rm. 13, 163 Meridian St., East Boston, Tel. Ea 7-1062; Vincent Pignato, Pres., 9 Myopia Rd., Stonehamj Sophie Minichello, R.S., 36 Waidemar Ave., East Boston. EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE VJORKERS OF AMERICA, UNIOED NO. 262 (Amalgamated). On Call, at Bus. Off,, 538 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Tel. An 8-H982; John J. Connolly, Pres., hi •ft'ookdale St., Roslindale; Arthur R. Hannigan, Bus. Mgr., 259 Edenfield Ave., Watertown. ELECmiCAL WORKERS, INT'L. HROIHERHOOD OF: NO. 51 (Marine) (Navy Yard), 2nd Tues,, Hotel Manger, North Station; Alfred J. Parent, Jr., Sec, 20 Quint Atc, Brighton; Henry Markow, F.S., 720 Morton St., Dorchester. NO. 103 (Wdxemen). 2nd and Uth Wed,, John J. Williams Hall, Municipal Bldg,, West Brookline St,; Joseph A. Slattery, Bus. Mgr.; Edward P. Carroll and Walter J, Monahan, B.A's.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 300-306, 683 AUantic Ave,, Tels. Ha 6-2200 and Ha 6-2237. NO. lOU (Outside Electrical Wkrs,, Linemen, Operators and Generating Operators, 3rd Thurs., at Bus, Off,, Rm, 302, 1108 Boylston St., Tel. Co 7-1091; Law- rence E, Collins, Pres., 59 Warren St., Arlington; Henry L, Nolan, F,S.,&is, Mgr., 53 Winslow Rd., Belmont. NO. 335 (B & A Railroad). 3rd Wed., Copley Sq, Hotel, U7 Huntington Ave,; John E. Sullivan, R.S., lU Roosevelt Tbwers, Caitbridge; Wallace F. Lowell, Sr., F.S.T., U7 Litchfield St., Brighton. NO. 396 (Cable Splicers). 3rd Thurs., McKeon and Casby Hall, 1108 Boylston St.; Maurice J. Power, F.S., Ul Wisconsin Ave., Somerville; Clayton Herbert, Bus. Mgr., UO Hackensack Rd., VJest Roxbury. 3b , LOCAL JABOR UNIONS BOS TOM - Cont'd, ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BKOTHERHOOD OF - Conci'd.: NO. 67U (B &M Railroad;, First Pri., 6 I'.M., Hm. 302, Hotel Manger, North Station; Paul T. Carroll, R.S., 99 Gainsboro St.j Donald R. Collins, Gen. Ch., 18 St. Nicholas Ave., Chelmsfordj Bus, Off., lUO Beverly St. NO. 717 (M.T.A.;, 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., Foreman's Annex, M.T.A, Bldg., 80 Broadway, Everett; Oscar H. Hoglund, F.S,, 95 Hutchins Rd,, Medford; Francis O'Brien, B.A., 3 Minton St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 791 (NY NH Railroad;. First and Last Thiirs., Hotel Essex, 69$ Atlantic Ave.; John T. Ooherty, Pres., 59 Holyoke bti. No, Quincy; Albert H. Maloof, F.S.T., P.O. Box 56, East Dedham. NO. 1027 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Tues., 5*30 P.M., Polish-American Citizens Club, 82 Boston t>t., Dorchester; Joseph A. LeFave, R.S., 16 Lake St., Wakefield; Herbert Harding, B.A., 50 Nahantan Ave., Milton. NO. 1103. First Mon., 5.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., IBli Dudley St., Roxbuiy, Te±. Ga 7-9806; Mary E. Anderson, F.S,, 36 Akron St., Rcocbuiy; William Gouthro, B.A., 73 Centre St., Roxbury. NO. 1228 (Broadcast "technicians;. Monthly (alt. Days;, Hotel Kenmore, i;90 Commonwealth Ave,; Williain H. Fl;nn, Pres., 3^1 Wachasett tit., Jamaica Plain; George Cairns, F.S. , Bus. Mgr. , 11 Karal IV., Framingham; Bus. Off., Rm. U02 236 Huntington Ave., Ibi. Co 7-5221. NO. BA-1268 (Frank W, Morse Co.;. 3rd Tues., 5.15 ^.M., 55 Austin St., Cam- bridge; Eleanor DiBiasi, R.S., 109 Faneuil St., Brighton; John E. Hayes, B.A., U70 Revere St., Revere. NO. B-128U (Westinghouse Electric-Supply Co,;. 3rd Wed., 5.30 f.h,. Hotel Buctaninster, 6I45 Beacon St,; Gertrude McSorley, Pres., 16 Ellsworth Pk., Cambridge; Eleanor Feirarini, F.S., 8 Lowell Circle, Somerville. NO. 1363 (The Pullman Co.;. 2nd Tubs., Hotel Manger, North Station; Peter Skotz, R.S., 5 Columbia Terrace, Cambridge; Herbert E. Wood, F.S.T., 23 Newcastle Rd., Brighton. NO. 1U52. Wed. of Last Pull Week, Hotel Manger, North Station; John J. Johns- ton, Jr., F.S., 3 Bellevue Ave., Winchester; Alfred J. Martin, B.A., 93 Beaver St., Waltham; Bus. Off., Hm. 308, U70 Stuart St. NO. ISUh (Electronics Local; (Navy lard). 2nd Thurs., I.M.C.A., Citgr Sq., Charlestown; George H. Barry, Pres. ,B.A., 50 Walford Way, Charlestown; Frederick J. Mauriello, R.S., 99 Bellingham Ave., Revere. EIECroOTYPERS NO. 11. 2nd Tubs., 3 Boylston PI.; Martin J. Casey, Bus. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 62U, 333 Washington St., Tel. La 3-7088. EIE7AT0R COiemUCTORS NO. U, First Fri., 30 Huntington Ave.; Janes W. Buchanan, Pres.; Alfred L. Brophy, Bus. Rep.; Bus. Off., ftn. 3l2, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Hu 2-6783. ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION, INC., MASS. STAIE (See Massachusetts State Engineers Assn., Inc.;. ENGINEERS, COAL HOISTINO NO. 7U. 2nd Men., Veteran Flranen's Hall, Second St., Everett; George Dean, Pres., 6 Newbury St., West Peabody; John L. Savage, F.S., 3 Elmwood St., Everett. ENGINEERS, HOISTING AND PORTABLE NO. I4. First and 3rd Wed., J. J. Williams Hail, East Brookline St.; James R.J. MacDonald, Pres., kk Wellsmere Rd., Roslindale; Thomas Fiynn, F.S., 270 Huntington Ave.; Bus. Off., Rm. 301, 295 Huntington Ave., Tei. Co 6-38OO. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 312 (IND) (NT NH Old Colony Lodge;. 2nd Sun., 10,30 A.M., 3 Boylston PI.; E. Curtis MacNutt, Pres., 27 Brahms St., Roslindale; Christopher C. Colbert, S.T., 60 Hodgkinson St., Quincy. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. U39 (IND) (B & A Railroad). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., Brighthelmstone Club, 5Ul Cambridge St., Alls ton; Gardner L. Carney, Sr. S.T., 18 Greylock Rd., Allston. ENGINEERS, MARINE, BENEFICIAL ASSN. NO. 59. First Thurs., 1 P.M., at Bus, Off., 3rd Fi., 3UU Atlantic Ave., Tel. Ha 6-97l5j George Rodway, Pres., 100 George Ide Rd., So. Attleboro; Francis J. Couble, F.S.C.,Bus. Mgr., 7UU No. Main St., Btx>ckton. Zl 35 : . JJXkL UBGR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd, ENGINEERS, MASS. EEPT. OF PUBLIC WOJKS (See State, Counly and Municipal En^jloy- ees No. 780) ENGINEERS, OPERATINO NO. 853 (Mass. Trans-Port Engineers^ (Mass. Port Authority^ First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Adams Rm., Hotel Toaraine, 62 Boylston St.; Richard J. Carney, Jr., Pl?es.,B,A., 33U Plymouth St., Holbrookj F, Vincent Fraher, R.S., 33U Washington St., Gloucesterj Bus. Off., 321 Tremont St., Tel. Ha 6-U922. ENGINEERS, STATTONART NOS. 8U9, 8U9a and 8u9b. 3rd Fri.., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 321 Tremont St., Tel. Ha 6-U922j Samuel Gallagher, R.S.,B.A., 18 Park PI., Somerville} William P. Walsh, F.S., UO Bay State Rd., No. Quincy. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of^. ESSO WORKERS DNIOJ OF N.E. SALES DIVISICW (IND) (Esso Standard Oil Co.). On Callj Buell P. Coughlin, Pres,, 31 Fairlawi St., West Hartford, Conn.j Edward J. Morris, F.S,, 231 Blackstone St., Fall River. FEEERAL EMPLOIEES, NATIONAL FEDERATION OF (IND) NO. 25. 2nd Thurs., Hotel Bradford, 275 TranontSt. j James V. Cutrone, Pres., UO Harvard St., Winthiopj Anna M. Fraatz, S.T., 5U So. Russell St. NO, 953 (Kept, of the Interior). On Call; Mary E. Fittgerald, Pres., Apt. 22, 6U0 Huntington Ave.; Ethel F. Gallagher, Sec, 10 Upland Rd., West Concord. NO. 978 (Veterans Hospital, West Roxbuiy), On Call, V.A,, Hospital, West Roxbury; Donald A. Domey, Pres., 112 Needhan St., Dedham; George Hoogasian, F.S., 97 Courtland St., Worcester. NO. 1036 (Veterans Hospital, West Roxbury). 3rd Wed., U,30 P.M., V.A. Hospital Rm. E3-109, West Roxbuiy; William F, Paige, Pres.; George Hines, B.A. NO. 116U (U.S. Arny Corps of Engineers, N.E. Div.). 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., Confer- ence Rm., 150 Causevay St.; Edwin J. Riley, Jr., Pres., 33U Cornell St., Roslindale; Anna G, Lomasney, H.S., 11 Turnpike St., Canton. FEDERAL LABOR UNKMS: MO. 17785 (New8p«?>er Carriers, Hebrew Newspapers). 3rd Wed., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 521, 60 State St., Tel. La 3-6520; Julius Stone, Pres., 29 Michigan Ave., Dorchester; David Cohen, S.T. NO. 20307 (Produce Handlers). First Mon., lU Front St., Charlestown; William J. Nice, Pres., 7 Walker St., Charlestown; Morse Markowsky, S.T., 15 Court- land Rd., Mattapan. NO, 21U32 (Newspaper Writers, Reporters and Editorial Wkrs.) (The Hearst Corp.). First Mon. of Oct., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off,, Editorial Dept., 5 Winthrop Sq,, Tel. Li 2-UOOO; Edward Toomey, Pres., 33 Blrdi HUJ. Rd., Newtonville; Robert E. Davidson, F.S., 69 Karlyn Rd., Weymouth. NO. 22065 (Davidson Rubber Co.) (Rubber Workers). First Sun., 3 P»M., Circle Hall, 18 Cross St., Somerville; William Mendes, Pres., 21 Flagg St.; George Baxendale, F.S., 103 School St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 22179 (Star Brush Mfg. Co.). Uth Thurs., St. Rose's Hall, 17 Worcester St.; Edward Hawes, Pres., 66 Bremen St., East Boston; Josephine Broderick, R.S., 39 West Walnut Pk,, Roxbury. HO. 23079 (Boston Editorial Assn.) (RKO Teleradio Pictures, Inc., Yankee Division). On Call; Thomas J. Walsh, Pres., F.S. , 9 Bond St., Jamaica Hain. HO. 23987 (Coaqpressed Steel Shafting Co.). First Mon., 5 ^^M., Italian- American Club, lU3h Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; Daniel D. Donohue, Pres., 11 DeForest St., Hyde Park; Frank G. DiPietro, F.S.T., 1533 RLver St., Hyde Parte. HO. 21025 (Andrews & Goodrich, Inc.), 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 365 Neponset Ave., Dorchester; Harry J, Holt, Pres., 25 Bloomington St., Dorchester; Benjamin Hershoff, F.S.T., 5 Vinal St., .Brighton. NO. 2U279 (Stem Can Co.), Uth Fri.., U.li5 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Jamaica Plain; Pasquale OiAi^elis, Pres., U3 Augustis St., Roslindale; Gertrude E. Malo, F.S.T., lU Boumedale Rd., Jamaica Plain. 36 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOS TON - Cont*d. FEEERAL LABOR UNIONS - Concl'd.: NO. 2Uii01 (Musical Instiniment Wkrs.J (Cuncfy Bettoney Co.). On Call, I.M.C.A., River St., Hyde Park; Ruth McKeeman, F.S., B Port Norfolk St., Dorchester. NO. 2U533 (Colonial Brush Mfg. Co.). 2nd Tues., 5.15 P.M., Rm. 302, Hotel Manger, North Station; William Wigfall, R.S., 3k9 Columbus Ave.; Ella D'Arcangelo, F.S.T., 59 Hull St. FIRE ALARM VTORKERS, AUTOMAHC (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Wkrs., Int'l. No. 232) FIRE DEPARINENT MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES (See Btiilding Service Enployees, Int'i. No. lOh) FIRE FICfflTERS (Logan Airport). 3rd Tubs., 3.30 P.M., Fire Station, Logan Air- port, East Boston; Ptocco Leardo, Pres., hi Victoria St., Revere; James W. Canole, S.T., 92 Eustis St., Revere. FIRE FIGKIERS NO. 7l8. 3rd Ihurs., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbuiyj Martin E. Pierce, Pres,, 2u Adams St., Charlestown; Edward W. O'Connell, S.T., 51 Ames St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Ii09 Broadway, So. Boston, Tel. An 8-1611. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEU, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 57 (NT NH Railroad). 3rd Sun., American Legion Hall, 16 High St.; Charles D. Marks, Pres., 122U Boylston St., Newton Upper Falls; R. B. Ross, F.S., R.F.D., Harvard. FIREMEN AND OILERS, STATTONART: NO. 3. Uth Wed., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Joseph P. McNamara, R.S.,B.A.; John J. McNamara, B.A.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 52, kS Bromfield St., Tel. Hu 2-8670. NO. 3k7 (B &A Railroad). Bi-Monthly, 2nd T\ie8., V.F.W. Hall, U06 Canbridge St., Allston; N. A. Consolazio, Pres., 270 Palfl^ St., Watertown; A. A. McDonald, R.S.T., 31 Marion St., Natick. NO. U02 (NT NH Railroad). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., T.M.C.A., South Station; James McDonough, Pres., 811; East Sixth St., So. Boston; William Grayden, F.S., U2 East Main St., Webster. NO. U59 (NT NH Railroad Readville Shops). 2nd Tubs., 7 P.M., Polish Anerican HaLl, 2795 Washington iJt,, Roxbuiy; John J. McDermott, Pres., 10 Washington St., Hyde Paik; Frank mMartino, S.T., 287 East St., Dedham. NO. 9U1 (B &M Terminal). First Pri., T.M.C.A., 32 City t>q., Charlestowi; Eugene LeBlanc, Pres,, 59 Pearl St., Somerville; Joseph J. Souza, F.S.T., 3U Gorham St., West Somerville. FISHERMEN, ATLANTIC. First Wed. or when boats are in port, 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 197 Northern Ave., Tels. Hu 2-uli68 and Hu 2-Ui69; Victor J. Turpin, S.T., 72 Biomas St., New Bedford. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF N.E., ASSOCIATED NO. I18 (IND) (A & f Tea Co.). Quarterly, 2nd Tues., Hotel Bradford, 275 Trencnt St.; James Aloisi, S.T., 2UU Chelsea St., East Boston; John Sweeney, B.A,, 21 Huriecroft Ave. ,Medford. FOOD DISmiBUTORS OF N.E., ASSOCIATED NO. 158 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). First Tues., b,30 I'.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Charles R. Seminatore, Pres., 31 Lyman Hd., Milton; Donald Kraby, B.A., 2 Evergreen Sq., Somerville. POOD PACKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Worionen No. U51) FREIGHT FORWARDERS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) FREIGHT HANDI£RS (See Longshoremen; and Railway and Steamdiip Clerks) FUR WORKERS NO. 30 (Amal. Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Fur Dept.). Last Tues., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. u03, 619 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-25U5j John Snyder, Pres., 20 Floyd St., Dorchester; Sydney Fisher, Bus. Mgr., 57U Warren St., Roxbury. FURNITURE WORKERS OF METROPOLITAN BOSTON, ALLIED NO. 136. Quarterly, First Wed., St, Mary's Hall, I30 Prospect St., Cambridge; Anthony E, Pasquinelli, F.S.T., lli5 So. Main St., Randolph; Daniel F. Downey, B.A., 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. 37 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON- Cont'd. FDRNITURE WORKERS NO. I36-B (Wood Workers). 3rd Thurs,, Madeira Club, 178 Elm St., Canibridgej William Fitzpatrick, Pres., Sk Curtis Ave., Sonervillej Francis O'Connor, Bus. Rep,, 112 Homestead St., Roxbuiyj Bus. Off., Rm. U02, 6 Beacon St., Tei. Ca 7-8738. QARMENT WORKERS, LADIES: NOTE: All locals (except No. 301) meet at Ihiion Headquarters, 33 Harrison Ave., Tel. Ha 6-9350. NO, 12 (Skirt, Dress and Cloak Pressers). 2nd Wed., 5.30 P.M.; Max Kramer, Ch., 7 Price Rd., Allstonj Sol Wallace, B.A., 112 Seiden St., Dorchester. NO. 2k (Waterproof Gannents). First Ihurs., 6 F.K.j Stella Scuteri, R.S., 980 Salem St., Maldenj Al Fraioli, B.A. NO. 33 (Skirt Makers). 3rd Tubs., 5.30 P.M.; Nathan Bennan, Ch., 58 Cheney St., Roxburyj Milton Kaplan, B.A., 91 Esmond St., Dorchester. NO. 39 (Cloak Finishers). 2nd Thurs., 5.30 P.M.; Abe Cushner, Ch., Ii7 Hane- hoTO St., Dcrchesterj Milton Kaplan, B.A., 91 Esmond St., Dorchester. NO. US (Dress, Skirt and Waist Makers). First Tues., 5.30 P.M.j Rebecca Siegel, Ch. Pro Tern, 113 Babson St., Mattapanj Sol Wallace, B.A., 112 Selden St., Dorchester. NO. 56 (Cloakmakers). 3rd Mon., 5.30 P.M.; Sam Weiner, Pres., 8 Winthrop St., Maldenj Milton Kaplan, B.A,, 91 Esmond St., Dorchester. NO. 73 (Cutters). 2nd Tues., 5.30 P.M.j Samuel Goldberg, Ch., 301 Homer St., Nevtonj Milton Kaplan, B.A,, 91 Esmond St., Dorchester. NO. 80 (Cloak and Dressmakers) (Italian). Last Fri.,, 5.30 P.M.j Saivatore Mancuso, Ch., 160 Prince t>t.j Enrico Parente, B.A., 28 Rosedale Rd., Water- tofwn. NO. 229 (Cotton Dress and Ihiderwear Wkrs.). First Tues., 6 P.M.j Esmae Spooner, R.S,, 15 Florence St., Cambridge j Louis Ackerman, B.A, NO, 269 (Alterations), First Wed,, 6 p,M,j Ralph Maigeri, R,S,, 8U Hillside Ave,, Arlington; James M. Barker, B.A. NO. 301 (Sportswear, Cloak and Dress Designers). Last Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.j Max Dennis, F.b.T,, $0 Naples Rd,, Brook- line j Joseph Fishman, B.A, NO, 359 (Embroiderers, Pieaters and Tuckers), 3rd Wed,, 6 P,M.j Marilyn Kerkorian, R.S., Box 281, Roxbury; Henry J, Brides, B,A, NO. 55U. 2nd Tues., 6.30 P.M.; Alfred Marasca, Ch., 125 Cottage St., East Boston; Leo Karesky, B.A., 382 Commonwealth Ave. GARMENT WORKERS, UNIIED NO. 163 (Overall Workers). First Wed., South Bay Boys Club, 6U0 Harrison Ave.; Paul Saia, Pres., 7U3 ^' Fifth St., So. Boston; Violet Todisco, F.S., 7 Everett PI., East Boston. QAS AND BI-PRODDCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12U03 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Boston Con- solidated Gas Co.). 2nd Wed., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Charles A. Higgins, Pres., 63 Centre St., Dorchester; John Swift, F.S. GAS AND BI-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12269 (Dlst 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Dedham and Hyde Park Div., Worcester Gas Light Co.). On Call; T.M.C.A., River St., Hyde Park; Louis R. Foley, Pres., 703 Truman Hghwy, Hyde Park; Raymond E. Mackey, S.T., 2U Elm St., Dedham. GLASSWORKERS, ART (See Painters No. 1181) GLAZIERS (See Painters No. lOUli) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF: NO. 38 (Immigration and Naturalization Services). First Fri.., 5 f.K,, 7th Fl., 73 Tremont St.; Morris Gerrig, Pres., 30U Washington St., Chelsea; Damien A, Cormier, F.S.T., 13 Dudley St., No. Canfcridge. NO. 82 (Navy Yard). First Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Thomas H. McCcrmack, Pres., UO Woodbine Rd., Norwood; Edward A. Mills, S.T., 18 Capen St., Milton. 38 . LOCAL LABOR UNIGNS BOS TON - Cont'd . GOVERNMENT EMPLOIEES, AMERICAN FEEERATICN OF - Cond'd.: NO. 72U (Navy Tard). On Cailj JameB Carlin, rtres., 7 Husseil St., Charles- town j Frederick C, MacDonald, S.T,, 6h!ti Main St., Woburn. NO, 629 (Meat Inspectors^. First Th\irs., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Louis J. Robert, Pres., 7 Caton St., Mattapanj Ambrose Church, F.S., 25 Kensington Ave . , SomeiTville NO. 9U8 (U.S. Dept. of Uborj. On Call, 6th Fl., 18 Oliver St.,- David A. Gioggin, Pres., 117 Phoenix Terrace, Springfield; Joseph E. Shannon, S.T., 35U Brookline St., Needham. NO. 1026 (First U.S. Civil Service Region). On Call, Monthly, $ P.M., Rm. ii ii Federal Bldg., Post Office Sq,; Anne B. Keane, Pres., | , 16 Harvard Terrace, AUston; Lavinia M, Underwood, R.S., 6 Hestia Park, Rcotbury. NO. 1088 (Navy Yard). Uth Fri., 12 Noon, BUg. 195, Boston Naval Shipyard, Charlestownj John S. Gannon, Pres., B. A., 28 Thane St., Dorchester; Ihomas F. Murphy, S.T., 6l Endicott Ave,, Sonerville. NO. 1172 (Navy Tard Maintenance Dept. j. Last Thurs., Hotel Marker, North Station; Charles C. O'Donnell, Pres., 25 Corey St., Charlestown; Milton E. McGrath, Treas., 15 Barclay St., Loi«ll. NO. 1235 (Dept. of Health Education and Welfare). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Rm. 503, 120 Boylston St.; Julia Caffrey, H.S., 2 Trowbridge St., Cambridge; Queenie Harpoot, Treas., LU7 Park Ave., Arlington. NO. 131h (General Services Administration). First Sun., 3 P.M., Rm. 1207, Post Office, Post Office Sq.j John Barter, R.S., 21 Maybelle Ave., Medford; Frank Murphy, F.S., 72 Drew Rd., Belmont. NO. 1569 (U.S. Customs Enforcement Officers). 2nd Tues., Rm. 60u, li08 Atlantic Ave.; John F. Brady, Pres., 37 Adams St., Watertown; Patrick J. McCarthy, Treas., 3h Heath St., SomervLlle. HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) HARDWOOD FINISHERS (See Painters No. 107U) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. U (Cloth Hats). Last Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 32 Harrison Ave., Tel. Ha 6-3211; Lillian K. Sternberg, F.S., 11^51 Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan; H. R. Shuman, B.A. ROD CARRIERS (See Building Laborers) HOTEL, CAFETERIA AND WAITRESSES UNION (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 277) HOTEL EMPLOYEES NO. 31i (See Bartenders and Hotel Employees) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 186 (Cooks and Pastry Cooks). Uth Tubs., 8,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 30 Pemberton Sq., Tels. La 3-1791 and La 3-5756} Joseph Stefani, Bus. Rep., F.S. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 277 (Hotel, Cafeteria and Waitresses Union). 3rd Tubs., 30 Huntington Ave.; Louis R. Govoni, Pres.; Saul Swartsman, F.S.; Bus. Off., 528 Connonwealth Ave. INSULATORS, HEAT AND FROST (See Asbestos Workers No. 98) INSURANCE AOMTS, INT'L. t NO. 65 (Prudential Insurance Co.). 2nd Wed. , Moose Hall, Rodcland St., West Roxbury; John A. Fjy, Pres., 1*3 Howe St., Milton. NO. 135 (Prudential Insurance Co.). 3rd Frl., 1 P.M., Obert's Bungalow, 603 River St., Mattapan; Chester 0. Taylor , Pres., Ih Fleming St., Medford; Irving B. Praser, Treas., 31 Holiday St., Dorchester. NO. 178 (Prudential Insurance Co.) (Greater Boston Area). Quarterly, 2nd Fri., 2 P.M., Seafarers Hall, 276 State St.; Alexander 0. Hartigan, Pres., 53 Marvin Rd.,Melrose; AQbert J. McKlnnon, F.S.T., 79 Robblns St., Milton. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 11 (John Hancock and Prudential Insurance Cos.). First Tubs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 529, 73 Tremont St., Tel. Ri 2-3li81i; J. Robert Max, Pres., 160 Adams bt.. Maiden; Maurice Holsberg, S.T., 675 Washington St., Brookline. 39 : LOCAL LABOR ONIONS BOS TON - Cont'd , IRCW WORKERS: NO. 7 (Bridge and Structural^. Last Wed., Intercolonial Hall, 2m Dudley St., Roxbury; Prank J. Moriarty, F.S.T,, 62 Landseer St., West Rax bury; Henry F, Hughes, Bus. Rep., 10 Whitten St., Dorchesterj Bus. Off., Rm. 12, 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tels. Ga 7-6700 and Ga 7-6701. NO. 501 (Bridge and Structural) (Shop Men). 2nd Wed., Cypress Hail, 36 i*ros- pect St., Cambridge J John F. Begley, F.S.T. , 103 Fdlton Spring Kd., Medfordj Charles H. Kelley, B.A., b62 Main St., Greenwoodj Bus. Off., Rm. 6, 321 Hremont St. , Tel. Hu 2-9355. NO. 607 (Riggers) (Navy lard). 3rd Fri., Hotel Manger, North btationj Daniel S. Wombolt, Pres., 130 Reed St., Rocklandj Chris. J. O'Neill, R.S.T., 2 Kennard Ct. LABORERS, MARINE AND SHIPIARD (See Building Laborers No. 997) LADIES GARMENT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies) LATHERS NO. 72 (Wire and Metal). Uth Wed., McKeon and Casby Hall, 1106 Boylflton St. J Henry J. Sheerin, F.S.T. , 39 Inverness Rd., Arlington; Robert Henry, B.A., 51 Sheridan Ave., Medford. LADNDRT WORKERS NO. 66. First Thurs. , Hm. 303, Hotel Manger, North Station; John F. Donovan, Fres.,Bus. R^.; Bus. Off., Rm. 512, 25 Huntington Ave., Tel. Ke 6-2268. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVEL TT WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 18. 4th Mon., 5.30 i'.M., 3 Boylston PI.; E. Louise H. McCray, S.T., 75 Arlington J^t., Medford; Raymond A. Dooley, Int'l. Rep., 118 Warren tit.. Fall River. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3U. 2nd Tues., I.D. Club, 200 Huntington Ave.; William T. Sullivan, Pres., 182 O'Callaghan Way, So. Boston; Frank J. Cannon, F.S., 1112 Adams St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., rtn. Uii6, 29U Washington St., Tel. Ha 6-0969. UraOORAPHEHS NO. 3 (Amalgamated). 3rd Tlies., 6.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., UO Boylston St., Tel. Hu 2-171^5; Arthur H. Willis, Pres., 352 Revere St., Winthrop; William B. Doherty, F.S,, 22 Louis St., Chelsea. LONGSHOREMEN (IND) NO. 799 (General Longshoremen and Cargo Repair Workers). Uth Thurs., American Legion Hall, Chestnut St., Charlestown; John J. Goggin, R.S., 2 Nearen Row, Charlestowi; Daniel Doherly, B.A., 35 Market St., Cambridge. NO. 800 (General Longshoremen and Cargo Repair Workers). Uth Thurs., Gate of Heaven Hail, East Fourth St., So. Boston; Thomas Kennedy, Pres., B.A., 399 West Broadway, So. Boston; Albert Thon^json, F.S.T., 272 West Fifth St., So. Boston. NO. 805 (East Boston). Itth Thurs., Meridian Hail, 163 Meridian St., East Boston; James Connell, S.T,, 57 Neptune Rd., East Boston; David B. Flynn, B.A., 13U River Rd., Winthrop; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, fier #3, B & A RH, Clyde St., East Boston. NO. 809 (Waterfront Freight HandLers). 2nd Mon., Memorial Hail, lu Green St., Charlestown; John J. Moynihan, Pres., U2 Uiiver St., Everett; John P. Canny, F.S., 52 Pleasant St., Charlestown. NO. 822 (Freight Handlers & Dock Wkrs. ) (B & A RR, East Boston). Last Tues., 9 Chelsea t)t.. East Boston; William Tieman, Pres., 103 Mill St., Revere; Lawrence J. Klaherty, F.S., 50 Proctor Circle, Peabody. NO. 926 (Lumber Handlers). Uth Biurs., 8.l5 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Albert Vaters, Pres., 36 Grove St., Chelsea; William J. Carroll, t>.T., 6U Myrtle St., Somerville. NO. 1066 (Boston Trans-AUantic Clerks). 2nd Fri.., Hotel Jt! Uo ; ' LOCAL LABOR UNIOJS BOSTON - Cont'd . lONGSHOkEMEN {IND) - Conci'd,: NO, lh9S (ticalemen;. First Thurs., 6 P.M., Warehousemen's Haj.1, 350 Atlantic Ave.; Arthur Carmitros, Pres,, U3 Goethe bt,. West Roxbury; Frank W. Hoyt, S.T., 101 West Concord £>t. NO. 1528 (Weighers and bamplersj. First Tues., 6.30 r.M., II3 State bt. George F. Berry, Pres., 755 Saratoga bt,. East Boston. NO. 15U2 (Ship Cleaners and Scalers;. Uth Thurs., 67 Border St., East Boston; Phil DePa±ma, Pres., 91 Locust St., Winthrop; Joseph Repucci, F.b., Ii7 Rairi St., Revere. NO. 1572-2 (Seafood Woricersj. 3rd Fri . (Feb., May, Nov,;, Meridian Hail, 165 Meridian St., East Boston; John Donegan, Pres.,3.A., 569 Saiem St., So. Lynnfield; Thomas LeMoure, F.b.T., lu Elwood St. , Everett; Bus. Off., 21U Summer St., Tel. Ha 6-5958. NO. I6OU (Ship Line Handlers;. On Call, UOa rear Lewis Wharf; John Hago, Pres., 12 Unity St.; Girolamo S. Bono, S.T., 16U btandish Hd., bquantum. NO. 1695 (Carpenters and Grainfitters;. Quarterly, Last Thurs., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Michael J, Fitzpatrick, Pres., B. A., li^ Btaiard St., Dor- chester; Thomas J. Donovan, R.S., 33 Loring Rd., Winthrop. MACHINIS1S, INT'L. ASSOClAnOJ: NOTE: Headquarters, 96 Chestrait Hill Ave,, Brighton. NO. 26u (Commercial;. 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 11 Otis St., Tel. Ha 6-6685; Joseph F. Moore, F.b., 1 Lennon Ct. , So. Boston; David P. McSweeney and Waiter F. Silvers, B.A's, NO. 301 (NT NH Railroad;, First Thurs,, U.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Michael L, Conley, R.S., luli3 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; Ralph Van Leer, B.A., 81 Metropolitan Oval, Bronx, New York. NO. 318 (B & M and Mystic Terminal;. First and 3rd Thurs., Hotel Manger, North Station; Alfred Perry, Pres., 23 Vestry St., Haverhill; Frank L. Davis, B.A., 58 Copeland St., Roxbury; Bus, Off., Bm. 63, 27 Haymarket Sq., Tel. u 3-0173. NO. 567 (B & A Railroad;. 2nd Wed., V.F.W. Hall, U06 Cambridge St., Allston; Henry P. McCrystal, R.S., 69 Franklin St., Allston; Thomas J. O'Brien, F.S., 1 Gardner PI., West Roxbury. NO. 63I4 (Bunker Hill Lodge; (Navy lard;. First and 3rd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Memorial Haxl, Green St., Chariestown; Henry J. Gruberski, R.S., 105 Pond St., Randolph; William D. Gallagher, F.S., lu3 Wontvale Ave., Wobum. NO. 662 (NY NH Railroad;. 2nd Fri., American Legion Hail, U89 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; George S. Ritchie, R.b., ^6 Townsend St., Roxbury; Ralph Van Leer, B.A., 81 Metropolitan Oval, Bronx, New York. NO. 860 (Jamaica Plain Lodge; (Farrington Mfg. Co,;. 2nd and Uth Wed., Metro- politan Caterers Hail, k Hyde Park Ave., Forest Hills; Daniel J. Sullivan, Sr., Pres., 75 Carolina Ave., Jamaica riain; David f, McSweeney, Frank Every, Walter F. Silvers and Arthur Watts, B.A's, NO. 1726 (East Boston Airport; (Air Transport Lodge;. 2nd and Uth Tubs,, U,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 163 Meridian St., East Boston, Tel. Ea 7-U792; Leslie L, Devanna, Jr., R.S., Washington St., Topsfield; John A. Romano, B.A., lu Pillings Rd., Saugtis. NO. 1790 (Blue Hill Lodge;. 2nd and Uth Thurs., Y.M.C.A., River St., Hyde Park; John Cronin, Pres., 100 Winslow Ave., Norwood; David P. McSweeney, B.A., 2 Atherstone St., Dorchester. NO. 1898 (Bay State Lodge;. First and 3rd Hiurs., at Bus. Uff., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave,, Brighton, Tel. Al U-7305; Waiter E. Doggett, R.S., 2 Vernon St., West Medford; Frederick S. Robertson, F.b., 16 Boston Ave., Somerville. NO. 2127 (Rivett Lathe & Grinder, Inc,;, 3rd Mon., Lithuanian Hall, Uncoln St,, Brighton; Henry J, Drew, Pres., 6? Adams St., Norwood; George S. Doodson, F.S., 39 Old Morton St., Mattapan. Ul ) LOCAL LABOR mdOSS BOS T H - Cont*d . MAILERS NO. 16. 2nd Tues., Parker House, 60 School St.; Max M. Milstein, ihces,, 69 Stratton St., Dorchester; Arthxir N. ^Hirke, Tlreas., Uh Virginia Rd., Quincy; Bus. Off., Rm. U06, 29U Washington t)t., Tel. Li 2-1096. MAJNIENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES: NO. 86 (NT NH Railroad). 2nd Mon., I.M.C.A., South Station; Richard T. Lawler, i'res., kk Harriet Ave., Quincy; Bert E. Lonny, S.T., 61 Willowwood St., Dor- chester. NO. 201 (B &M Railroad;. Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Herbert L, Egan, S.T., 258 Main St., Chariestowi; Harry H. Cameron, Gen. Ch.; Bus. Off., Rm. 65, 27 Haymarket t>q,, Tel. Ca 7-U030. NO. 578 (B & A Railroad;. Quarterly, Last Sat., 2 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 1;06 Cambridge St., Ailston; A, F. Sleeper, Ptes., Castlegate, So. Cochltaate; David B. Hannon, S.T., 79 Ashland St., Holliston. NO. 1U91 (B &M Crossing Tenders). 2nd Ihurs., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Harry H. Cameron, Gen. Ch.; L. Qott, B.A., 10 Caulfield Hd. , Wobum; Bus. Off., Rm. 65, 27 Haymarket Sq., Tei. Ca 7-U03O. NO. 28UO (B &M Bridge and Building Dept.;. Last Sun., (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), 2.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Pius D. Moran, Pres., 106 Porter St., Somerville; John D, Mahoney, S.T., 23 Wright St., Wobum. MARBLE SETTERS AND nLE LAYERS HELPERS NO. 18. First Fri., McKeon & Casby Hall, 1108 Boylston St.; Michael TotLno, R.S., 5 Magnus Ave., Somervllle; James F. Meagher, B.A., 32 Marion St., Medford. MARINE ELECTRICAL WORKERS (See Electrical Workers No. 5l) MARINE ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Marine, Beneficial Association) MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS NO. 25. 3rd Tues., U.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 15, 163 Meridian St., East Boston, Tel. Ea 7-2717; Anthony J. Coviello, Pres., 86 Greenhal^e St., Tewksbuiy; Fred Varone, f.S.,B.A., 6l White St., East Boston. MARITIME ONION OF AMERICA, NATIONAL (Deep Ships and Inlandboatmen) . Last Mon., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 132 Hanover St., Tel. Ca 7-3077; John T. Reaves, Agt. MASSACHIBETTS STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND). 3rd Tues., 2 P.M., State House; William Marcello, Pres,; Edmund B. Jobe, Treas.; Bus. Off,, 31 Mt. Vernon St., Tel. Ca 7-li6oO, Ext. 71U. MASSACHUSETTS STATE ENGINEERS ASSOCIATICHJ, INC. (IND). First Mon., 5 f.M., Board Rm., 100 Nashua St.; Philip Weinberg, Pres., 69 Payson Rd,, Chestnut Hill; Henri B, Turner, Treas., 16 Forest Ave., Everett. MASSACHUSETTS TRANS-PORT ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Operating No, «53) MASTERS, MATES AND PILOTS NO. 11. 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 330 Atlantic Ave., Tel. Ha 6-5561; Patrick J. Kirg, Pres., 32 Bigelow St., Brighton; Roy D. Lurvey, F.S.T. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED: NO. 30 (See Fur Workers Dept. NO. 75 (See District Union No. 2, Natick) NO. 339 (Agudath Shochtim). First Mon., U P.M., at Bus. Off., Rn. 130, 18 Tremont St.; Sindel Miller, F.S., 30 Clearwater Rd., Chestnut Hill; Max Egbord, B.A., 21 Nazing St., Roxbury. NO, 396 (Poultry Handlers). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Sta- tion or Labor Lyceum Hail, 1^53 Broadvay, Chelsea; Edward Shane, F.S., 10 Shirley Ave., Revere; Max Egbord, B.A., 21 Nazing St., Roxbury; Bus. Off., 1165 HLue Hill Ave., Dorchester, TeL. Ge 6-7li23. NO. U51. (Food Packers) (Walter Baker Chocolate & Cocoa Div. of General Foods). Quarterly, 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., 5l River St., Mattapan; Daniel J. Kennealy, PTes.; Michael J. Curran, F.S.T. ; Bus. Off., Rm. 6, 73 Adams St., Milton, Tel. EL 8-85UU. NO. 592 (Chain Markets). On Caxl; James B. Nickerson, Pres., 16 Meacham Rd., Cambridge; John McNamara, F.S.T., 8 Myrtlebank Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 1050, 80 Boylston St., Tal. Hu 2-6290. U2 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd . MEAT CUTIERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMAICAKAIED - Concl'd.: NO. 618 (Koster Meat;. Bi-Weekly, Mon., 0.30 f.M,, at Bus. Off., 1165 HLue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Ge 6-7U23; Murray Orlov, F.b., 503 Blue Hill Ave., RcDcbuiyj Max Egbord, B.A., 21 Nazing St., Roxbury. MEAT WORKERS (See Packinghouse Workers No. H) MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY NO. 11. 3rd Mon., Polish American Club, 2595 Washington St., Roxbury; Elliot G. Jollimore, Pres., 206 Norwell St., Dor- chesterj Edward F. Trainor, Sec, 692 Mass. Ave., Cambridge. METAL POLISHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS AND HELPERS NO. 98 (Navy lard). 2nd Tues., 7,30 P.M., I.M.C.A., Chfirlestownj Gerald F, Brown, Pres,, 67 Hampstead Rd., Jamaica Piainj Manuel Costa, R.F.S., 2 Highland Ave., Medford. METOOPOUTAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY EMPLOIEES (See Electrical Workers No. 717; Paint- ers No. 1138; Street, Elec, Rwy. & Motor Coach Emp. No. 589, and Telegraph- ers No. 89) MILLINERY WORKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers; MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. lo6 (Iron, Steel and Brass). Uth Fri., Hiber- nian Hail, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; George Scanlon, R.b,; Hardy D. Wilson, Treas., Dist Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. b, 321 Tremont ^p., Tel. Ha 6-2392. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 397 (Hunt-Spiller Co.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Qmie Jordan, Pres., 15 Harold Pk., Roxbury; Har<^ Wilson, B.A., Bus. Off., Rm. b, 321 Tranont St., Tel. Ha 6-2392. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. I038 (B & M Trans. Co.). 2nd Wed., alt. Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston and Rockingham Hotel, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; George McLaughlin, Pres., B. A., 9 Tufts Ave., Everett; Harold Alward, F.S.T., 81 Concord St., Portland, Maine. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1205 (Greyhound). First Thurs., hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; John J. Severi, Pres., U3S Front St., Weymouth; Edward A. Metayer, F.S., 33 Arthur St., East Braintree. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 182. First Tubs., 11. 30 P.M., Hotel Brad- ford, 275 Tremont St.; Ralph S. Frazier, Bus. Rep., 3 Holmes St., No. Quincy; Bus. Off., U 5 Winchester St., Tel. Ha 6-15UO. MUSICIANS NO. 9. First Mon., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., 56 St. Botolph St., Tel. Ke 6-2U86; Samuel Marcus, Pres., 255 Newbury St.; Gustave F, Fischer, S.T., 105 Spring St. , Lexington. MUSICIANS NO. 535 (Colored). First Sun., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., h09 Mass. Ave., Tel. Ke 6-3216; William W. Gooding, PWs.; Clemon E. Jackson, Sec.,B.A, MUITJEL CLERKS GUILD FOR HARNESS AND TROTTING RACING, INC., MASS. (IND) (Bay State Raceway). On Call, Sun.; Patrick Curtin, R.S.,57 Forbes Hill Rd., Quincy; Joseph Arena, Treas. ,B.A., 91 Faywood Ave., iiast Boston. MUTUEL CLERKS GUILD OF MASS., INC. (IND) (Eastern Racing Assn.). On Call during racing season, V.F.W. Hall, 213 Shirley Ave., Revere; Joseph Arena, Pres., 91 Faywood Ave., East Boston; Harvey Corcoran, R.S., 9 Tsnawanda bt., Dor- chester; Bus. Off., Rm. 532, 73 Tremont t)t. , Tel. Ca 7-2U93. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS (i>ee Federal Labor Union No. 17785) NEWSPAPER GUILD OF BOSTC»J NO. 32. On Call, Quarterly, 5.1:5 P.M., at Bus. Off., UO Boylston t>t., Tei. Li 2-0159; John H. Thompson, Pres., U2 Windsor Rd., No. Quincy; John C. Cart, Exec. Sec. NEWSPAPER WKHERS, REPORTERS AND EDITORIAL WORKERS (See Federal Labor Union No. 21U32) OFFICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 6. 2nd Tues., (Jan.,Mar., M^, Sept., Nov.), 7 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Frank Brown, Pres.; Thomas J. Flynn, Bus. Mgr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 201, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6-1873. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATCMIC WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. li;-8 (See Drug Workers) it3 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOS TON - Cont'd , OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L. - Concl'd.: NO. Ik-Sk2. Last Sun., 2.30 P.M., Rm. 303, Hotel Maimer, North Station; Richard J. Savage, Pres., 10 Eilery St., Cambridge; Ihomas M. Shelley, S.T., 32 Shea Rd., Canbridgej Bus. Off., Rm. 7, K. of C. Bldg., 220 Broadway, Chelsea. NO. lU-lii09 (See Cemetery Workers^ PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS, UNIIED: NO. 11 (Meat Workers; . 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 39 Washington St., Tel. La 3-3132; Severino Biagioni, F.S.T., 70 Webster St., Medford; Baijamin Mag- liozzi, B.A,, 80 Craigie St., Somei-ville. NO. UOO (See Sugar Refinery Workers J NO. 559 (Boston Molasses Co.). On Call; Robert Lesslie, Pres., Ill N St., So. Boston; Herbert Oliver, F.S., 26 St, James Ave., West Somerville, PAINTERS: NO. 11. First and 3rd Tues., Hibernian Hall, IbU Dudley St., Roxbury; William D, Creighton, R.S.,76 Centre St., Dorchester; William Goldberg, John Damery, and Dominic Seretto, B.A's.; Bus, Off,, 910 Huntington Ave., Tel, Lo 6-0675. NO, 258 (See Paperhangere) NO, 391 (Sign Writers). 2nd and Uth Mon., Hotel Manger, North Station; Jere- miah Leonard, R.S.,B,A., Bedford St., Burlington; Bus. Off., I71 College Ave., Somerville, Tel. Mo 6-9^97- NO, 1^02 (House and Ship). 3rd Wed., 196 Putnam St., East Boston; Janes McCormack, F,S., 31 Wordsworth St., East Boston; John C. Damery, B.A., 335 Savin Hill Ave,, Dorchester; Bus. Off., 910 Huntington Ave., Tel. Lo 6-0675. NO, 655 (Hyde Park), 2nd Wed., Sons of Italy Hall, la Fairmount Ave., Hyde Park; Olaf Pretorius, F.S., 965 Canterbury St., Roslindale; William Goldberg Oliver Goss, John Damery and Dominic Seretto, B.A's, NO, 939 (Dorchester). First and 3rd Mon., Arcadia Hall, 20U Adams St., Dor- chester; Murray Trager, R.S., 3U Grape St., Maiden; William Goldberg, John Damery and Dominic Seretto, B.A's, NO, lOiJi (Glaziers). 2nd and Uth Mon., at Bus, Off., h3 Lancaster St., Tel. La 3-1658; William Duggan, F.S.; Bart DeChicco and John Broderick, B.A's. NO, 107U (Hardwood Finishers). 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 910 Huntington Ave., Tel. Lo 6-0675; Victor Eck, F.S., 2k St. Aibans Rd.; Oliver W. Goss, B.A. NO. 1138 (M.T.A.). Uth Fri., Hibernian Hall, I8U Dudley St., Roocbuiy; Joseph F. DeCosta, Pres.,B.A., 866 E. Fourth St., So, Boston; Leo F. Donovan, Treas k2 Barry St., Dorchester, NO, 1181 (Stained Glass Workers). First Mon. (2nd Mon, Sept.), 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 9 Harcourt St., Tel, Ke 6-7060; Trotto Mainini, R.S., 56 Taber St., Quincy; Robert E. Murray, B.A., 1U2 Orange St., Roslindale. PAPERHANGERS NO. 258. 2nd and Uth Mon., at Bus, Off,, 73 Hanover St., Tel, Ca 7-8396? E. F. Testa, R.S., 23 Lawson Ave., Revere; William H, Jones, F,S.T.,B.A, PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNIIED: NO. 91 (Tileston & Hollingsworth, Hyde Park). Uth Mon,, 7,30 P.M., V.F.W, Hall, 920 River St., Hyde Park; James J. Rabbi tt, Pres., 55 Beinel Rd., Mattapan; John B. Connolly, Jr., F.S., 7 Emrose Terrace, Rcocbury, NO, 119 (Allied Container Corp.). 2nd Sat,, 12 Noon, Italian-American Club, 1U3U Hyde Park Ave,, Hyde Parte; Francis Uva, Pres., 30 Frazer St., Hyde Park; Stanley J, Wesolowski, F.S.T., tiu Richland Rd., Norwood. NO, 916. First Thurs., Amvets Hail, Commercial St.; Jesse J. Souza, Pres., 1 Rhoades St., Wilmington; Stanley Tatarouns, F.S.T., I3 Heath St., Everett. NO. 920 (Quality P^er Box Co.). First Sat., 1,30 P.M., Italian American Hall, 81 Paris St., E. Boston; Dominic Leccese, F.S.T., 5 Ardee St., E, Boston, Uli LOCAL LABOR DNICNS BOS TON - Cont'd . PARI MOTDEL GUILD, NEW ENGLAND (See Building Service Employees No. IjlO) PATROUIEN, RAILWAY (See Railvay Patrolmen; PATTERN MAKERS ASSN. OF BOSTON AND VldNITT. 2nd and Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. UO, 226 Tremont St., Tel. Ha 6-U3V5; Charles T. Graney, Pres. , 22 Hol- brook Ave., Stoughtonj Myer Ginsberg, Bus. Mgr., 119 Stedman St., Brookline. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, N.E. NO. 1 (IND) (Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.). Quarterly, First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Edward H. Leonard, Pres., 355 Salem St., Wobumj Charles Milano, Ureas., 9 Hancoclc Ave., Medfordj Bus. Off., 236 Cummlngs Highway, Roslirriale, Tel. Fa 5-1113. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZAnON, N.E. NO. 7 (IND) (East Boston Terminal) (Socony Mobil Oil Co.). Quarterly, First Sun., 10 A.M., Hotel Maimer, North Station; Thomas E. Kannaly, Pres., 7 Murray St., Chelsea; Charles L. Miller, Treas., 19 Marcy Rd., Mattapan. PHARMACISTS (See Retail Clerks Int'l. No. 593) PHOTO ENGRAVERS NO. 3. 3rd Mon., 6.30 P.M., (2nd Sun., Dec), 11 Otis St.; John E. Dignan, Pres.; John V. Connolly, Bus. Mgr.; Bus. Off., ftn. U05, 29U Washington St., Tel. Li 2-8130. PILE DRIVERS (See Carpenters No. 56) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. h (Bethlehem Steel Co.). On Call; Claude F, Sproule, S.T., Frank! in i PLDMEERS AND PIPEFITTERS NO. 829 (Marine ) (Navy lard). Uth Thure., Hotel Manger, North Station; Joseph E. Quinn, Pres., Bus. Mgr., 36 Belfort St., Dorchester; Nathan Carman, R.S., 29 Columbia St., Maiden. PORT WATCHMEN NO. 1U51 (IND). Uth Thurs., Hotel Marker, North StaUon; Thomas J. Tuite, R.S., 157 Circuit Rd., Wtnthrop; James F. Boylan, B.A., 331 Bunker Hill St., Charlestown. PORTERS, SLEEPING CAR, BROTHERHOOD OF. On Call, Monthly, U29a Columbus Ave.; James L. Williams, Pres., 89 Jerome St., West Medford; George G. Bingham, Sr., R.S.T., 91 Alpine St., Cambridge. POST OFFICE CIZRKS NO. 100. 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; James M. Murphy, Pres.,B.A., 553 Gallivan HLvd., Dorchester^ Leo F. McGilli- cuddy, F.S.J Bus. Off., Rm. 212, 157 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-^U655. POST OFFICE MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. UU (IND) (South Postal Annex). On Call, South Postal Annex, Dorchester Ave.; Michael L, Kenney, Pres., Rm. 202, So. Postal Annex; Leo Kelly, R.S.T,,22 North St., Winthrop. POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES NO. U6 (IND). Uth Sun., 3 P.M., Hotel Lenox, 61 Exeter St.; Frank Merkle, Pres., 61 Chipman St., Medford; Louis A. Manni, F.S., 60 Prince St. POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES NO. 573 (Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers). 2nd i>un., 8 P.M., Seabee Post, 8U Northanpton St.; James H. Lewis, Pres.,B.A., 179 Hillside St., Roxbury; Anthony Gregorio, F.S., 19U Washington St., Winthrop. POST OFFICE AND RAIlilAY MAIL HANDI£RS NO. 9. 2nd Sun., 3.30 P.M., 30 Pemberton Sq.j Abraham L. KoiJ^jchik, Pres., 16 Montgomery Ave., Lowell; George E. Kehoe, F.S., U Ekimet Terrace, Revere. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. U3. 2nd Tubs., Where Called; David L. McGuire, Pres., B.A., 25 Lexington Ave., Hyde Park; Frederick Murphy, F.t>., 133 Walnut St., Dorchester. POSTAL TRANSPORT ASSN., NATIONAL (Boston Branch). Next to Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A. , South Station; Henry T. Ang±im, Jr., Pres., 17 Parke Ave., Squantum; Henry R. Cotton, S.T,, 16 Elm St., Medford. POSTAL W0RKEH5, UNITED NO. 51 (S.C.M.E. ). Uth Tues. at Bus. Off., Rm. 53U, 29U Washington St. , Tel. Hu 2-1551; John D. Bercury, Pres., 156 Lake St., Brighton; Joseph F. Regan, Jr., R.S., 235 Playstead Rd. , Medford. U5 LOCAL LABC« ONIONS BOSTON - Cont'd. FRINTENG PRESSMEN AND ASSISTANTS: NOTE: All localB (except No. 3) meet at Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hail, 30 Pem- berton Sq. NO. 3 (Newspaper;. 3rd !I\ies., 11 Otis t>t.} Edward J. Mylett, Pres., Bus. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 309, 7 Water St., Te±. La 3-3110. NO. 18 (Press Assistants). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M.; James J. Dawson, Pres.j Walter F. McLoughlin, Bus. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 310, 7 Water St., TeL. La 3-311Ui. NO. 21 (Paper Handlers, Plate Bqys and Press Clerks). 3rd Wed., 7.U5 P.M.; Robert Reilly, Pres.; Paul R. Barry, F.S.; Bus. Off., Rm. 310, 7 Water St., Te±. La 3-3llUt. NO. 67 (Book and Job) (Graphic Arts Institute). 3rd Fri.; Patrick J. Aronne, Pres.; Burton F. Riley, Bus. Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 310, 7 Water St., TaL. La 3-3lWi. NO. U99 (Boston Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (Stone & Forsythe Co). First Mon.; Clarence Perkins, Pres., 5U Bird Rd. , Norwood; Edward F. Barry, S.T., 60 Hamilton St., Medford; Bus. Off., Rm. bOy, 29^ Washington St., Tel. Li 2-0202. PROWJCE HANDLERS (See Federal Labor Union No. 20307) RADIO AND 1ELEVISI(»J ARTISTS. On Call, Hotel Somerset, UOO Commonwealth Ave.; Robert M. Segal, N.fi. Exec. Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. 626, 11 Beacon St., Tel. Ri 2-26«8. RAILROAD SIGNAiMEN: NO. 5 (NY NH Pioneer Lodge). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., 8.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A, South Station; John F. Collins, Ch. Signalman, U3 Ardmore Rd., Dedham; H. J. Zeller, F.S.T., 3u31 Pawtucket Ave., Riverside, Rhode Island. NO. 90 (Boston Terminal Corp.). On Caxl; Francis J. Pedersen, F.S., 27 Linden Park St., Roxbury; James R. Gooden, Gen. Ch., 563 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindaie. NO. 120 (B &M). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Elwood T. Perin, Jr., F.S.T. , 259 Bellinghara Ave., Revere; Charles E. Elton, Gen. Ch^, U8 Dana St., Lowell. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS NO. Ul (B &M). On Call; Thomas Cleaiy, S.T., 12U Foster St., Lowell; John J. McGraw, Gen. Ch., 39 Richardson Ave., Wakefield; Bus. Off,, Rm. 53, 27 Haymarket Sq,, Tel. Ca 7-0198. RAILROAD TRAINMEN (IND): NO. 97 (NT NH). 2nd Thurs., 7 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Anthony S. Bernini, R.S., 9 Warwick St., Quincy; John R. Mullally, Treas., 78 Webster St., Randolph. NO. UOU (B & M Bunker Hill Lodge). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Henry W. Lauziere, Pres., 216 Rindge Ave., Cambridge; John H. Deveau, R.S., U3 Standish St., Dorchester. NO. U86 (B & A TrL-Mountain Lodge). First Tbes., 10.30 A.M., American Legion Hail, 19 High St.; Ernest J. Basiner, R.t>., 1 Valada bt., Southville; Joseph Casey, Treas., 105 Glenn Ave., Newton Center. NO, 507 (NY NH City Point Lodge). 2nd and Uth Tues., 10 A.M., American Legion Hall, 19 High St.; M. E. Davis, Pres., U8 Robinson Ave., Braintree; P. J. Joyce, Sec, 36 Crow Point Lane, Hirgham; Bus, Off., Rm. 267, South Station, Tei. Hu 2-7800, Ext. 622. NO. 621 (B &M Puritan Lodge). I;th Fri., 9.30 A.M., Rm. 302, Hotel Manger, North Station; Conrad J. Green, R.^., 13 School St., Rockport; Lester H. Ryan, Treas., 2692 Mass. Ave., Lexington. NO. 631 (NY NH). 3rd Wed., Maguire Post, 119 High iJt.; Carlton T. Savage, R.S., 22b Oxford St., Providence, Rhode Island; G. F, Glidden, F.S,, 15 King St., Ablngton. U6 LOCAL L/LBOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd, RAILROAD IRAINMEN (DJD) - Conci'd.: NO. 901 (B & A). 2nd Sun. and Uth Wed., V.F.W. Haxl, u06 Cambridge St., AUston; David K. Solomon, Sec, 1315 Commonwealth Ave,, AUston; Frank H, Holmes and Jerome D. Guthro, B.A's. NO. 909 (B & M Freight; (Hub Lodge). First and 3rd bun., 7 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Daniel J. Mahoney, Sec, 12 Francis 5t., bomervixle; T. Vl, Sutherland, Jr., Treas., 23 Radcliffe Rd., Somerville. RAILROAD lARDHASTERS OF NORTH AMERICA, INC. NO. 30 (IND) (B & AJ. On Call; Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; George M. O'Kane, R.tj.T., 5 Village St., Somenriile; Joseph Bruso, B.A., 29 Webster Ave., VIest Springfield. RAILROAD lARDMASTERS OF AMERICA NO. 3U (B & M). On Call, Hotel Manger, North Station; George R. Ward, Pres., 63 Dustin St., Brighton; William Shxigrue, S.T., 16 Dover St., Lowell. RAILWAY CARMEN: NO. 57 (B & A Bay View Lodge j. 2nd Thurs., Hotel Lenox, 61 Exeter St.; Ralph C. Hodgklns, H.S,, ll5a i^ummit Ave., Wlnthrop; Thomas J. Crockan, Local Ch., 126 0' Callahan Way, So. Boston. NO. 102 (NY NH HLue Hill Lodge) (Readville Car Shops). 3rd Fri., Obert's Bungalow, 603 River bt. , Kattapan; Thomas F. Costello, Fres., 8U Jefferson St., Dedham; Albert A. Capone, S.T., 163 River St., Dedham. NO. 232 (NY NH Harbor View Lodge). Uth Tues., Rose Croix Hail, Dudley and Warren Sts., Roxbury; John D. Lawton, R.S., 33 Glenrose Rd., Dorchester; Thomas iigan. Local Ch., 75 Marshall bt.. Brain tree. NO. 3l5 (f^rospect Lodge). Alt. Uth Sun., lu A.M. and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M.; George D. Doyle, R.b.,Ch., 33 Forest Park Rd., Wobum; Joseph H. Rogers, F.S,, 19 Rhodora St., Lowell. NO. 351 (B & M Bunker Hill Lodge). Uth Tues., U.30 t'.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Archie Brown, R.S., 2 Regent fx., Lynn; William Hale, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 66, 27 Haymarket Sq., Tel. La 3-U312. NO. 901 (Plymouth Lodge) (The Pullman Co.). 3rd Mon., b.30 P.M., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley bt., Roxbury; Joseph F. Fortin, Pres., 19 McGreevey Way, Roxbury; George N. Robinson, F.S., Local Ch., 25 Armstrong St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 1U19 (NY NH Bay State Lodge). First Tues., «.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, and 5tii bts.. So. Boston; William A, Regan, Pres., 55 Lonsdale St., Dorches- ter; James W. Kemmitt, F.b., 11 Fairview Ave., So. Braintree. RAIOJAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN (IND): DIV. 122 (B & A). On Call, Y.M.C.A., South Station; L. W. Goodnow, b.T., 16U Bigelow St., Brighton; D. L, Tolman, B.A., 2U Halph bt., Watertown. DIV. 157 (NY NH and B & A). On Call, Y.M.C.A, South btation; Thomas K. Laffee, I'Tes., 15 Pratt St., Alls ton; Joseph b. McDonald, R.S.T., 79 Gardner St., Newton. DIV. U13 (B & M). 2rd Wed., li;,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rra. UOla, 7 Water St., Tel. La 3-710U; Charles H. Kelley, Pres., 23 Chapman bt., Beverly; Harold L. Loring, b.T., Box 51, Sweet Hill Rd. , Plaistow, New Hampshire. DIV. 722 (The Pullman Co.). On Caj.1, Y.M.C.A., South Station; B. F. Whelpley, Ch. Conductor, UO Crescent Rd., Belmont; J. H. Spinney, S.T., 6 Elmwood Ct., Winthrop. RAELWAY EMPLOYEES DEi'T. NO. lU (The i^ullman Co.). Uth Thurs., Copley Sq. Hotel, U7 Huntington Ave.; George M. Morrill, Pres., 10 Elm St., Natick; R. J. Yokell, b.T., 292 Lincoln St., AUston. RAILWAY i'ATROmEN NO. 31 (B &M). 3rd Thurs., Hotel Manger, North Station; William E. Carroll, Pres., B.A., 316 Dale bt., Walthan; John V. Macdonald, R.S., 1810 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton. U7 LOCAL LkBOR DNICKS BOS TON - Cont'd . RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS: NO. 71 (B & M General Office). First Ihurs., 5.15 ^.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; John J. White, F.S.T., l6l E. Cottage St., Dorchester; Warren V. Goodrich, Local Ch., 31 Belknap St., Somerville. NO, 7U (B &M). 2nd Tues., 5 >'.M., at Bus. Off., 150 Causeway St.; Richard C. Welch, S.T., 9 Dunlap St., Salem; Mark Hogan, B.A., Pine Hill Rd., Na^ua, New Hampshire. NO. 117 (B &A). Last Ihurs., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St.; Gertrude J. Dunleavy, R.S., 309 Walnut St., Wellesley Hills. NO. 119 (B &M). First Tues., 8.30 F.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Herbert B. Magown, F.S.T., 65 Cedar St., Wakefield; Giles C Kelliher, B.A., 25 Chestnut Terrace, Newton. NO. llO (NTNHJ. First Wed., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Edward J. Stutz, R.S., 1677 Washington St.; George P. McGonigle, Ch., U Russell Terrace, Belmont; Bus. Off,, 65 Sleeper St., Tel. Hu 2-7800, Ext. 821. NO. 153 (Railroad Perishable Inspection Agency). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., T.M.C.A., South Station; John N, Ivester, R.S.T., 16 Shaw Ave., No. Abington; W. B, Purnees, B.A., 10 Burt St., Dorchester. NO. 230 (B & A Hub Terminal Lodge). 3rd Tues., 5.30 P.M., Y.K.C.A., South Station; Earl C. Munn, Pres., 56 St. Germain St.; Kenneth W. Newcomb, R.S.T., 2U Ohio ATe., Newton Upper Falls, NO, 31x9 (B &M). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 8th FL., 15u Causeway St., Tel. Ca 7-6000, Ext. 630; Thomas J. Noonan, Jr., F.S.T., 221 Lowell St., Waltham; William K. Clifford, B.A., U Prince St., Lynn. NO. 358 (B & A Freight Clerks). 2nd Mon., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Lawrence Gentile, Pres,, 32 Hovey St,, Watertown; John Barton, B.A., 11 Avon PI., Newton. NO, la6 (NY NH), 3rd Thurs., 5.15 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Jos^h A. Tantillo, Pres., 20U P\imace Brook Pkwy., Quincy; John F. Carroll, F.S., 16 Pine St., Taunton. NO. 623 (NY NH Readville Shops). 2nd Thurs., Obert's Bungalow, 603 River St., Mattapan; Robert J. Gallagher, S.T., 126 Adams St., Dedham; Charles W. Landers, B.A., 88 Williams Ave., Hyde Park. NO. 659 (B & M Minute Man). 2nd Thurs., 5.U5 P.M., Hotel Manger, North StaUon; Margaret M. McGrath, F.S., 6 Chestnut St., Pinehurst; Joseph Connor, Local Ch., 63 Newport St., Arlington. NO. 790 (B & M). First Thurs., 5 P.M., 150 Causeway St.; M. Beatrice Nye, F.S.T., 10 Irving Rd., West Lynn; F. A, Beaulieu, Local Ch., I;8 Chestnut St., Wakefield. NO, 8U0 (Terminal). First Pri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Joseph Galinauskas, R.S., 356 Dorchester St., So. Boston; John F. Noonan, F.S.T.,B.A., li2U Marlborough St, NO, 871 (B &M). On Call, Hotel Manger, North Station; Prank M. O'Leary, Pres., 18 Summer St., Everett; Louis Bacigalupo, F.S.T. , 91 John St., Reading. NO. 9U6 (B & A) (Brighton). 2nd Thurs., 5.30 P.M.,V.F,W. Hail, U06 Cambridge St,, AiOston; Joseph P, Kelley, Pres.; Bertha F. Frisbie, S.T., 286 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton. NO. 992 (B & M). First Wed., Hotel Manger, North Station; Harold D. Ulrich, Gen. Ch.; John F. Kelleher, F.S.T., 126 Wrentham St., Dorchester; Bus. Off,, Rm. 70U, 150 Causeway St, NO, 1089 (Boston Terminal System). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Michael Cahill, Pres., U32 Watertown St., Newton; Anna T. Kelley, R.S., 336 Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain; Bus, Off., I76 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-0967. NO. I2U1 (B &. A) (East Boston). First Wed., 5 P.M., Lounge Rm., New York Central Office, Terminal Rd., East Boston; William F. Spencer, R.S., 35 Reardon St., Quincy; William Pye, Gen. Ch.; Bus, Off,, 176 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-0967. 146 LOCAL LABOR UNIGNS BOSTON - Cont'd. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS - Concl'd.: NO. 1253 (Pullman Boston Lodge) (The Pullman Co.). 3rd Thurs., 6.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; C. H. Robinson, F.S.T., 11 Charlotte Rd., Walthanj V. J. Hickey, B.A., 117 Winter St., Whitman. NO. 13 7U (B &M Freight Claim Bureau). 3rd Tues., U.5o P.M., 1^0 Causeway St.; Israel Newman, F.S.T., 332 Salem bt.. Maiden; Thomas P. Carr, B.A., 3U Edison St., Quin RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSN., INC. NOS. 58i, 583, 585 (IND) (NY NH). 3rd Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Ferdinand J. DeBruyn, Pres., 592 Adams St., Quincy; David S. Lowson, Jr., F.S., 58 t>eavems Ave., Janaica Plain. RAILWAY SUreRVISORS ASSN., INC. NO. 701 (IND) (B &M). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; J. J. LeFave, R.S., 169 Sylvan St., M^den; Paul J. Hayes, F.S.T., High St., No. Billerica. RED CAPS (See Transport Service Emplojiees) REFRIGERATECW, AIR CONDinONING AND OIL BURNERS NO. 8OI. First Fri., Machinists Hall, 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton; John B. Tague, Pres., 82 Elm St., Stoneham; Basil A. Cameron, F.S.T.,B.A.; Bus. Off., Km. 509, 80 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6-1671;. RETAIL CLERKS INT'L.: NO. 189 (Newstand Salespersons) (Union News Co.). 3rd and Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Manger, North Station; Oiga S, Norling, Pres., lih Gordon St., Allston; Margaret KacQuarrie, F.S., 119 College Ave., Somerville. NO. 593 (Pharmacists). 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 50, 226 Tremont St., Tel. Li 2-0982; Thomas Lenaghan, S.T., 2 Francis St., No. Grafton; Martin C. Gibson, B.A., 276 Walnut St., Bixjokline. NO. 711 (Retail Store Enployees). 2nd Thurs., 6. 30 P.M., Tremont Tanple, 88 Tremont St.; Helen Tafe O'Donnell, Pres.; Patrick Coleman, S.T.,B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 503, 27 School St., Tel, U 3-1353. NO. 1291. Uth Tues., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., 5th Fl., 226 Trenont St., Tel. Ha 6-0896; Frank R. Anderson, Jr., C.F.S.T., lu3 ^loreland St., Koxbuiy; Orden L. Blauvelt, B.A., 1315 Commonwealth Ave., Allston. NO. IhhS (Grocery and Food Stores). 2nd Mon., Gilbert Hall, Tremont Temple, 88 Tremont St.; John J. Cunningham, C.F.S.T,, i|0 Hazel Lane, Needham; Bernard S. Kenney and William J. Walsh, B.A's.; Bus. Off., ftn. 812, 291; Washington St., Ttel. Li 2-0088. RETAIL CLOraiNG AND WEARING APPAREL EMPLOfYEES, N.E. (See Clothing Workers, Amal- gamated No. 579) 1)9 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON- Cont'd. RETAIL, VfHOLESALE AND DEPARmENT STORE EMPLOTKKS; NOIE: Joseph H. Honan, Fres.j Bus. Off., 665 Washington St., Tei. Li 2-i563. NO. 99 (United Retail Stores of Greater Bostonj NO. 173 (Shoe Salesmen; 1 NO. 295 (R. K. VMte Co.; NO. 513 (Beverage Workers) No. 610 RIGGERS (Navy Yard) (See Iron Workers No, 60?) ROOFERS NO. 33 (Conmercial). 2nd Tues., at Btje. Off., lU Lambert Ave., Raxbuiy, Tel. Hi 5-5077; Janes J. Driscoll, rt-es., 3 Bailey Ave., Miltonj Edward F, Hurley, F.£.,B.A., i;3 ^ark Ave. West, So. Weymouth. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 36U (Windram Mfg. Co.). 2nd Wed., U P.M., Italian-American Hall, Second St., So. Boetonj Philmore Willey, Treas., 628 E. Second St., So. Boston; George A. Geier, Field Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-6662. RUBBER WORKERS (See also Federal Labor Union No. 22065) SEAFARERS (Atlantic Fishermen) (See Fishermen, Atlantic) SEAFARERS INT'L. (Atlantic & Gulf District) (Port of Boston). Bi-weekly, Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 276 State St., Tel. Ri 2-011^0; James Sheehan, B.A. SEAFOOD WORKERS (See Longshoremen No. 1572-2) SHEET METAL WORKERS: NO. 17 (Eastern Massachusetts). First and Uth Mon., Intercolonial Heill, 2iU Dudley St., Roxbury; James E. Brooks, F.S.T.; Alfred Ellis and Joseph Mar- shall, Bus. Reps.; Bus. Off., 351 Tremont St., Tels. Ha 6-6956 and Ha 6-6957. NO. 139 (B & A Railroad). 3rd Fri., V.F.W. Hall, U06 Cambridge St., A12ston; James J. O'Malley, Pres., 78 Clarkson St., Dorchester; Harold G. Spencer, F.b.T., lb Greylock Rd., Allston. NO. 20U (NYNH Readville Shops). First Fri., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbuiy; "Diomas J. Sharkey, F.S.T., 86 Lavoli Ave., Braintree; Edward Haesaert, Gen. Ch., 310 New Ludlow Rd. , Fairview. NO. 377 (B &M Railroad). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., Where Called; Paul A. Connor, S.T., Uk Glendale St., Everett; Bernard R. Mosher, Gen. Ch., 623 Hale St., Prides Crossing. NO. 395 (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri., Hotel Manger, North StaUonj Ronald G. McCleery, Pres., 37 Almont St., Medford; William P. Phelps, R.S., 278 Green St., Stoneham. NO. 500 (See Coppersmiths) SHIPFITTERS (See Boilermakers No. 685) SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (See Boot and Shoe Wortcers) SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNI'IED NO. 1 (Mixed). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 127 Dover St., Tel. Li 2-2856; Eleanor Salvaggio, F.b.T., 137 Saratoga St., East Boston; James DeFelice, B.A., lU Lewis Pi., Lynn. SHOE WORKERS OF BOSTON, INDEPENDENT (Melori Shoe Corp.). Last Wed., 5.30 P.M., Rose Croix Bldg., 152 Dudley St. , Roxbury; Ihomas Sordillo, Pres.; Mary A. Sullivan, S.T., 15 Lee St., Jamaica Plain. SIGN PAINTERS (See Painters No. 391) SIGNAUIEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Signalmen) SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS (See Messer^ers, Special Deliveiy No. 11) SPENCER ASSOCIATES (IND) (Spencer St»e Stores). On Call; Albert J. Sweet, Pres., 500 Prospect St., Methuen; Dudley A. Weiss, Atty., Rm. 905, 10 State St. SPRINKLER FITTERS AND APPRENTICES NO. 550. Last Fri., McKeon and Casby Hall, 1108 Boylston St. j George B. Woodbury, Pres., 60 Ashland St., Maiden; John D. Kelly, F.b.T., 12 Bowen Ave., Medford; Bus. Off., Rm. 509, 80 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6-1591. STAINED GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. II8I) 50 LOCAL lABQR IINICNS BOS TON- Cont'd. STA3E, COUNTI AND MDNICIPAL EMFLOIEES: NO. 51 (See fostad Workers, United; NO. 86 (Bridge Ifenders^ Last Ihurs., Cooks and i'astry Cooks Hail, 30 i'ember- ton Sq,; William C. Fein, Pres., 8 Horton PI., Milton; Edvard M. Fidler, S.T.jB.A., 15 Prospect St. , Chariestown. NO. 208 (Boston City Hospital). 2nd Wed., Rose Croix Haj.1, Dudley St., Sox- bury; Frederick T. Cusack, Pres., U6 West Nevton St.; Eunice F. Lantry, S.T., 399 Forest Hills St., Jamaica Plain. NO, 230 (School Cafeteria Employees). Bi-monthly, First Mon., U.30 P.M., Tremont Temple, 88 Tremont St.; Harriet Kelley, Pres., 10 Day St., Jamaica Plain; Rose Collins, B.A., 30 Pratt St., Ailston. NO. 296 (Park Department). Uth Tues., Hibernian Hall, l8li Dudley St., Rox- bury; John Glynn, Pres., 1106 Harrison Ave., Roxbury; Mary D. Bibbey, F.S.T., U3 Freeland St., Mattapan. NO. 370 (Long Island Hospital). First Mon., Recreation Hall, Long Island Hospital; John F. Silvey, Pres; Austin F. Grogan, B.A., 17U Harvard St., Cambridge. NO. 111? (Penal Dept.). Monthly, 2nd Wk., 12 Noon, Hill Prison Library, Deer Island, Winthrop; George J. Stevens, Pres., Deer Island, Winthrop; Joseph Carey, F.S., Deer Island, Winthrop. NO. U35 (Sewer Dept.).' 3rd Tues., Winslov Hall, 65 Warren St., Roxbuiy; Alfred P. Trask, Pres.,B,A., 55 Fort Ave., Roxbury; Louis H. Runkal, R.S.T., 399a W. Broadvay, So. Boston. NO. khS (''anitary. Street Cleaning and Repair Shops). 3rd Mon., Winslow Hall, 65 Warren fat., Roxbuiy; Michael Riley, Pres., l^ Chelmsford St., Dorchester; Richard Kelley, S.T., 51 Batcheider St., Roxbury. NO. U5l (Mass. Correctional Institution) (See Walpole) NO, U65 (Paving Department), 2nd Tues,, Winslow Hail, 65 Warren St,, Roxbuiy; Anthony Spolsino, Pres,, 71 Summer St., Hyde Park; James T. Doherty, F.S.T., 19 Mascoma St., Wollaston. NO, U79 (Sumner Tunnel Toll Men - Guards). 2nd Mon., Sumner TUnnel; John T. Harris, Jr., Pres., 822 ParKer St., Roxbury; Thomas Geoghegan, S.T., H Wellsmere Rd., Hoslindale. NO. 6U8 (Mass. Erployment Service). 3rd Fri., 6 Somerset St.; Thomas H. Cahill, Pres., U7 Stuart St., Watertown; Delia G. Yeo, S.T., 2k Silver St., So. Hadiey, NO. 656 (Water Department). Uth Mon., Polish-American Club, 2595 Washington St., Roxbury; James Deyeso, Pres., 136 Moreland St., Roxbury; Harold Watts, F.S., 11 Mercer St., So, Boston; Bus. Off,, 710 Albany St., Tel. Ke 6-7150. NO, 7OU (Health Inspectors). On Call, Cooks and Pastiy Cooks Hail, 30 Pem- berton Sq. ; Frederick W, Harrington, Pres,, 25 Peterborough St,; John J, Linehan, Treas., 116 Adams St., Dorchester, NO, 709 (Admin. Kmp. Public Works Bldg.). 3rd Tues,, 5.30 P.M., Public Works Bldg,, 100 Nashua St.; Thomas Carney, Pres., Concord Turnpike, Concord; Mary E. Ferrin, S.T., 6 Dahlgren St., Dorchester, NO. 780 (Mass. Dept. of Public Works Engineers). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Board Rm., Uth Fl., 100 Nashua St.; Philip E. Fagone, Pres,; Edward B, Pratt, Jr., H.S.; Bus. Off., Rm. 620, 100 Nashua St, NO. 783 (Boston Traffic Dept. Employees). Uth Thiirs., 112 Southanpton St.; William J. Bready, Pres., 21 Speedwell St., Dorchester; Joseph R. Frusciante, F.S.T., 112 Southampton St. NO. 787 (Boston Sanatorium Employees). Uth Thurs,, 12,30 P.M,, Recreation Hail, at Hospital, 2U9 River St, , Mattapan; John Harrington, Pres., 119 River St,, Mattapan; Leo Adams, S.T., 319 East Eighth St., So. Boston. NO, 80U (City Foremen and Inspectors). 2nd Tues,, Boston Police Legion Post, 10U9 Columbus Ave,; John L. Hammond, Pres., P.O. Box 177, Cochituate; John 0, D, Morrissey, F.t.., 69 Neponset Ave., Dorchester. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOS TON - Cont'd , STAIE, COUNTT AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES - Conci'd.: NO. 823 (Sumner 'l\mnel Electricians). Last V?ed., 328 North St. j Honald MacDonald, Fres., lOli Ruskindaie Rd. , Hyde Parkj Richard W. Garrity, K.b.T., 10 Auckland St., Dorchester. NO. 81^5 (Electrical Inspection Employees). First i-'ri., 10.30 A.M., Rm. 1001, City Hall Annex; Alfred S. Leon, Pres., yO DeSoto Rd., West Roxbury; George F, Bonda, Treas., 33a Belmont t>t., Chariestown. NO. 869 (Public Welfare Dept.). First Tues., 6.30 P.M., 30 Pemberton Sq.j Timothy J. O'Leary, Pres., B. A., ^ Syrphony Rd.j Catherine M. Sullivan, F.b., 27 Crehore Rd., Ctestnut Hill. NO. 978 (Boston State Hospital Emp.). Monthly, On Call, Conference Rm., 591 Morton St., Dorchester; Frank I&'amer, Pres., 591 Morton St., Dorchester; James H, Martin, Jr., F.S., 100 American Legion Hghwy., Dorchester. NO. llllt (Lemuel Shattuck Hospital). 3rd Mon., Conference Rm. at Hospital, 170 Morton St., Jamaica Plain; Louis Reppucci, Pres., 180 Morton St., Jamaica Plain; David Fonseca, F.fc.T., 30 Woodruff Way, Mattapan. NO. 113U (Suffolk County Jail Employees). First Tues., 5 t.K,, Charles St. Jail, Charles St.; James P. Meade, Pres., lUO Train St., Dorchester; Thomas Kelley, Treas., 70 tit.. So. Boston. NO. 1223 (City Hospital Maintenance Emp.). First Tues., 1^.30 P.f.., Mainten- ance Shop at Hospital; Arthur Moran, Pres., 16 Fermoy Hts. Ave., Dorchester; William Potts, F.S.T., 752 East Uth St., So. Boston. NO. 12U2 (M.D.C. Sewer Dept.). First FrL., Y.D. Club, 200 Huntington Ave.; James M, Drew, fres., 196 Holbrook Rd. , No. Quincy; Vvalter D. O'Brien, S.T., 10 Eliot St., Somerville. NO. 1297 (State House Employees). On CajJ., Monthly; William H, MacEachern, Pres.,S.T., 60 Lombard Terrace, Arlington; Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 22 Beacon St., Tel. Ca 7-6UOO. NO. 13U9 (Boston Automotive Div, Emp.). 3rd Ihurs., Center Club, 19li Heath St.; John R. Longo, Pres., 59 B St., So. boston; John Rauseo, F.b., 223 Maverick St., East Boston. NO. 1372 (Boston Public Health Nurses). Bi-monthly, Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 30 Pemberton Sq,; Marion A, Dustin, Pres. ,B.A., 100 Morton St., Jamaica Plain; Mary Dooley, R.F.S., 895 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester. NO, l]i06 (M.D.C. Water Division). Last Thurs., i;.l5 P.M., Mystic Shops, Alevd.fe Brook Pkwy., Medford; William P. Hayes, Pres., 6 Canb ridge Terrace, No. Cambridge; John F. Mahoney, S.T., llu Constitution Ave,, So, Weymouth. STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, MASSACHUSETTS (See Massachusetts State En^jloyees Assn,) STAIE ENGINEERS ASSN., INC., MASSACHUSETTS (See Massachusetts State Engineers Assn., Inc.) STATIONARY ENGINEERS (See Engineers, StatLonaiy) STEAMFITTERS NO. 537. First and 3rd Thurs., 11 Otis St.; John E, Goodwin, F.S.T.; Thomas F. Kelly and Carl A, Wilson, B,A's,; Bus. Off,, Rm. 559, 206 Essex St., TeL. Ha 6-5625- STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Longshoremen No. 1066; and Railway and Steamship Clerks) STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 2237 (Scrap Metal Handlers) (See Chelsea) NO. 2269 (American Meter Co.). 2nd Tues., 3.U5 P.M., 521 Comnercial iSt,; Charles Santosuosso, Pres., 37 Linden tit,, Everett; Alfonso Restiano, F.S., 163 Proctor Ave,, Revere. NO. 239U (Walworth Mfg. Co,). 2nd Thurs., U.U5 P.M., K, of C Hail, St,, So, Boston; Waldomier Semchuk, Pres., 255 Itasca St., Mattapan; Leo Dunford, F.S., 17 Gavin Way., So. Boston, NO, 2862 (Barnstead Still & Sterilizer Co,), First Tues,, 5.30 P.M., Munici- pal Bldg,, Roslindaxe Sq,, Roslindale; Jeraniah Miirphy, Pres., 72 Magnolia St., Dorchester; Samuel Litman, F.S., lli7 Chestnut St., Chelsea, 52 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOS TON - Cont'd . SIEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNIIED - Concl'd,: NO, 3128 (West & Dodge Thread Gauge Va±ve Co.). First Mon., 12 Noon at Fiant, 6 Powerhouse St., So. Boston; Joseph Amyoiuiy, Pres.,S.T., 75 Ather- ton St., Jamaica Plain; John Reran, B.A. NO. 3388 (Waivorth Co.). First Tubs., 5 f.h., K. of C. Hall, 66 N St. , So. Boston; Paxil W. Famham, Pres., 8U Carroll St., Watertown; Eileen M. Wallace, R.S., 9k Pleasant St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 800 E. First St., So. Boston; Te±. An 8-1500. NO. 3705 Thompson Wire Co.;. 2nd Sun., 1U.3U A.M., American Legion Hall, Park and Clayboume Sts., Dorchester; John Cummitch, Pres., 78 Business St., Hyde Park; Herbert Scott, F.S., 6 Armadine St., Dorchester. SIEREOTIPERS NO. 2. 3rd Wed., 6 P.M., 10 Otis St.; Joseph A. LaForge, Pres., k Campbell Pk., Somerville; Wilfred B. Graham, R.C.S., 5 Sunnyfield Rd., Bedford; Bus. Off., Rm. 753, 29U Washington St., Ibl. Hu 2-3U62. STEVEDORES (See Longshoremen; and Railway and Steamship Clerks) STONE CUTTERS (Natural and Pre-Cast Stone). 3rd Wed., 3 Boylston Pi.; Frank Politano, Pres., 190 Bennington St., East Boston; Emilio F. Disario, R.S., 32U Princeton St., East Boston. STONE MASONS, MARBLE SETTERS AND TERRAZZO WORKERS NO. 9. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Tel. Ha 6-3655j Daniel Forde, Pres., 71 Topliff St., Dorchester; Neil MacKenzie, F.S.,B.A., 2160 Caitre St., West Roxbury. STREET, ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES: NO. 589 (Carmen's Union - M.T.A.;. Uth Thurs., Tremont Tanple, 88 Treraont St.; Matthew J. Curtin, R.S., 55 Fairbanks St., Brighton; Joseph p. Fahey, B.A., 31 Bothwell Rd., Brighton; Bus. Off., Rm. 926, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Li 2-8212. !:0. 1038 (See Motor Coach Operators) HO. 1205 (See Motor Coach Operators) NO. 1U63. First Thurs., Hibernian Hall, IbU Dudley St., Roxbury; Albert Johnson, Pres., 112 Central St., Somerville; William F. Dowling, Jr., R.S., 100 Belgrade Ave., Roslindale. STORTEVANT SALARIED EMPLOYEES ASSN. (IND) (Westinghouse Electric Corp., Sturte- vant Div.;. On Call, St. Anthony's Hall, River St., Readville; Timothy F. Galvin, Pres., 3 Malcolm Rd., Cambridge; Joseph F. Ricci, Treas., h6 Tower St., Dedham. SUGAR REFINERY WORKERS NO. UOO (Packinghouse Wkrs., lW.ted) (Revere Sugar Refinery;. Uth Sat., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., U32 Main St., Charlestown; Tel. Vo 2-9558; John F. Callahan, Pres., 235 Lincoln St., Lexington; James M. Treflry, S.T., 36 Curtis St., Waitham. SUGAR REFINERY WORKERS NO. 1660 (American Sugar Refining Co.). Last Tues., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., IQU Broadway, So. Boston; Richard Hutton, Pres., 35 Mitchell St., Randolph; Edward Gillis, F.S., B Fifield St., Dorchester. SUN OIL CCWPANY OFFICE EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL OFFICE (IND). On Call, Usually 3rd Full Vflc. of Month, Hm. 835, Statler BOdg., 20 Provi- dence St.; Louise Desmond, Pres., 27 Boumesile St., Dorchester; Jeanne Mehegan, S.T., 592 Beech St., Roslindale. SUPERVISORS, RAIIWAY (See Railway Supervisors Assn.) TAILORS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated; and Garment Workers, Ladies). TAXICAB DRIVERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. U96) OEACHERS ALLIANCE, BOSTMJ (IND). 3rd Mon., Hotel Bellevue, 21 Beacon St.; Mary M. O'Riordan, Pres., 7 Lakeville Kd., Jamaica Plain; Mark J. Dalton, Counsel, i«ec. Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. 303, llU State St., Tel. La 3-U270. lEACHERS UNION, BOSTON NO. 66. First Wed., 6.U5 P.M., Where Called; James Doherty, Pres., U2 Brook Terrace, Weymouth; Leonora Comors, F.S.T., 5 Crandall St., Roslindale; Bus. Off., Rm. 306, 120 Boylston St., Tel. Li 2-7360, 53 LOCAL LABOR DNICNS BOSTON- Cont'd. OEAMSTEa^, CHAUFFEUES, WAREH0USE3ffiN AND HELPERS: NO. 25 (General). 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., 63 West Erookline St.; Michael J. O'Donnell, tJ.T.j V/ilUam J. McCarthy, Michael J. Norton, George Sordello, James Feeney and Arthur Harrington, B.A's.j Bus. Off., 99 Portland St., Tei. La 3-2338. NO. 68 (Coal and Fuel Oil). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Circle Hall, Cross bt., Somer- viUej John IXjffy Fay, ftres., 29 Plain St., Dorchester; Coleman B, Donahue, S.T., 57 Lowell St., Arlington; Bus. Off., Hm. 6i0, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-02U9. NO. 82 (Piano and Furniture). 2nd Mon., McKeon and Casby Hail, 1106 Boylston St. J Charles A. Armstrong, S.T,,B.A.j Vincent Zagami, B.A.j Bus. Off., Hm. 506, 650 Beacon St., Tei. Ke 6-8278. NO, 168 (VJholesale and Family Laundry, Linen, Overall and Dry Cleaning Drivers) 2nd Fri.., 8,30 P.M., McKeon and Casby Hall, 1106 Boylston St.; John Walsh, fres., 1271 Columbus Ave., Roxbuiyj Nathan Hiirwitz, S.T,,B.A., 19 Brunsvick St., RoKbuiyj Bus. Off., Rm. 607, 650 Beacon St., Tei. Ke 6-397U. NO. 259 (Nevspaper). 3rd Tues., J.J. Williams BMg., 63 West Brookline St.j Israel Learner, Pres., 20 Donald Hd., Dorchester; Thomas C. Healey, F.S., 21; Searle Rd., West Roocbuiy; Bus. Off,, Rm. 81, 262 Washington St., Tel. Ca 7-7513. NO. 379 (Building Material and Excavators). First Wed., K. of C. Hall, 11435 Tremont St., Roxbury; Charles A, Burns, S.T., 31 Bradlee St., Dorchester; Charles Murphy and Frank McMorrow, B.A's.; Bus. Off., Rm, 60k;, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-1670. NO. 380 (Milk Wagon Drivers, Creamery and Ice Cream Workers), First Thurs., J, J. Williams BUg., 63 W. Brookline St.; John F. Donovan, S.T.; William Ruddock and Luke Kramer, B.A's.; Bus. Off., Rm. 25, HUO Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-0333. NO. h9U (Bakery Drivers). Uth Thurs., J. J. WiUlains Hall, 63 West Brookline St.; Ihomas F. Carroll, S,T,, 9U i'owderhouse HLvd,, Somerville; Edward J. Trainor, B.A., k Dartmouth St., Quincy; Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 650 Beacon at,, Tel. Ke 6-3677. NO. U96 (Taxicab, Bus, Funeral Drivers and Chauffeurs). 2nd Tues., McKeon and Casby Hall, II08 Boylston St.; Frank B. Smedile, F.b.T,, 127 McOreevey Way, Roxbury; Earl L. Shook, Harry Kriegsman and Andrew Littig, B.A's.; Bus. Off,, 650 Beacon St., Tei. Ke 6-7110. NO, 50li (General Warehouse Shippers, Packers, Receivers, Stockmen, Chauffeurs and Helpers). Uth Thurs., McKeon and Casby Hall, 110b Boylston St.; W. Frank Holland, Pres., B.A. , 59 Albion St., Brodcton; John J. Devlin, S.T., B.A., 7U Dwinell St., West Roxbury; Bus. Off,, Rm. 501, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-6223. NO. 573 (See Post Office Motor Vehicle Enployees) NO. 6U6 (Food Service Sales Drivers, Chauffeurs, Helpers and Food Service Warehousemen). First Wed., I.O.O.F, Hall, 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; George J. Day, R.S.,B.A.; Joseph L. Hope, b.T.,B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 609, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-7181. NO. 829 (Warehouse Employees). 2nd Sat., 11 A.M., Circle Hall, New Cross St., Somerville; Jerome McCarthy, S.T., 19 Pearson Rd., Somerville; Alphonse Heerter and Paul McSweeney, B.A's.; Bus. Off., Rm. 509, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 7-2312. NO. 8lil (Automotive Transport Drivers, Garage and Paiking Lot Attendants, Greasers, Washers, Polishers and Parts Men, Vending Machines and Juke Boxes). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Circle Hall, New Cross St., Somerville; Dominic J. Zenga, S.T.; Augustine Eagan, Salvatore Gallinaro and John Ryle, B.A's.; Bis. Off., Rm. 608, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 7-1690. NO. 8u6 (See Departeent Store Einjloyees) NO, 939 (Beer, Wine and Liquor). First Mon., «.3U P.M., McKeon and Casby Hail, 1108 Boylston St.; Joseph P. Lane, S,T,; James H, Anderson, B,A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 606, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-7U92. .• LOCAL LABOR UNIGNS BOSTON - Cont'd . mCHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF: NO. 15. Uth Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Where Cailedj Charles C. Parker, Pres., 185 Middle St., Braintreej Benjamin Ibffe, C.S,, 22 Irving St., Everett. NO, 105. Uth Wed., 6 P.M., Myers Hail, Tremont Temple, 88 Ti^mont St.; John F. Glynn, Pres.j Frederick J. Herzig, F.i.j Bas. uff. , Rm. 519, 88 Tremont St., Tel. Ri 2-36U0. NO. 202 (B &M Railroad;. 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., 150 Causevay St.; Gordon B. Moran, Pres.,R.t)., 2$ Germain Ave., Haverhill; Charles H. Boidcer, B.A., 73 Harlow St., Arlington. TELEGRAPHERS, COMMERCIAL NO. k (Western Union; . 2nd Ihurs,, 1.15 P.M. and 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 127 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-U622j E. P. Donnolly, Pres., 73 Orchard St., Cambridge; V. C. Lavache, F.S., 7 Goethe St., West Racbury. lEI^GRAPHERS NO. 89 (Towemen - M.T.A.). 3rd Tues. t Jan., Feb., Mar., Sept.;, 1 P.M. to 5 P.M., Hotel Mapger, North Station; C. F. O'Connor, S.T., 11 Diayer St., Belmont; W. A. Havlin, Gen. Ch., 290 Fairmount Ave., Hyde Park. TELEGRAPHERS, RAIIRQAD (See Railroad Telegraphers) !IEI£PH0NE IRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FEDERATION (IND): NOTE: All locals meet Monthly, On Call; Bus. Off., Rm. 1101, 10 High St., Tel. Li 2-Uli42. BCWDOIN INFORMAnC»i LOCAL NO. 1. Mary T. McDonough, Sec, 2k Minnesota Ave., Somerville BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. 2. Helen Monagle, Sec, 110 BarUett St., Charles town. BOWDOIN TOLL LOCAL. Elisabeth A. Lehan, Sec, 37 Morrison Ave., Somerville. BRIGHTOJ LOCAL. Marie V, McLaughlin, Sec, 1687 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton. DINING SERVICE LOCAL. Mary M. Murphy, Sec, S9 Pearson Rd., Somerville. DORCHESTER LOCAL NO. 1. Dorothy Charlton, Sec, 19 Peverell St., Dorchester. DORCHESTER LOCAL NO. 2, Dorothy M. Allan, Sec, 32 Wadsworth St., Arlington. EAST BOSTMJ LOCAL. Emma B. Larsen, Sec, kSk Meridian St., East Boston. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 2. Helen T. Davis, Sec, 69a Bradbury Ave., Medford. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 3. Katherine L. Flavin, Sec, 99 Adams St., Dorchester. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. h» Joyce E. Fitzgerald, Sec, 108 Phillips St., Weymouth. FRANKLIN IDCAL NO. $. Mary A. Leary, Sec, 93 Putnam Ave., Cambridge. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 6. Margaret V. Gaivin, Sec, 82 Millett St., Dorchester. HARRISON TOLL LOCAL. Dorothy A. Mercer, Sec, 9 Crawford Dr., Wobum. HKfflLANDB LOCAL. Eileen F. Davis, Sec, 29 Gibson St., Dorchester. HIDE PARK LOCAL. Agnes G. McMahon, Sec, 168 Dana Ave., Hyde Park. KENMQRE LOCAL. Rita Hayes, Sec, 2U Granite Pi., Milton. LIBERT? LOCAL. Evelyn C. Smith, Sec, b Roman Rd,, Woburn, MASSACHUSETTS CLERICAL LOCAL. Elizabeth A. Kilroy, Sec, 52 Laurel St., Somerville MASSACHUSETTS SERVICE RESULTS LOCAL. Margaret A, Connelly, Sec, 673 Boylston St., Brookline, METROPOLITAN CLERICAL LOCAL NO. 1. Christine M. Kenlon, Sec, 19 Harrington St., Revere. METROPOLITAN CI£RICAL liDCAL NO. 2. Mary G. McManaman, Sec, I61 East Cottage St., Dorchester. METROPOLITAN DISTRICT OFHCE LOCAL (NORTH). Gertrude M. Banfleld, Sec, 11 Clarendon Ave., Somerville. METROPOLITAN DISTRICT OFHCE LOCAL (SOUTH). Mary F. Sullivan, Sec, 1U7U Tiremont St. , Roxbury. METROPOLITAN P.B.X, LOCAL. Margaret J. Doherty, Sec, 16l5 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton. METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ENGINEERS. Gertrude C. Manning, Sec, li* Rangeley St., Dorchester. PUBIIC STATE ON LOCAL. Margaret E. Regan, Sec, 116 Washington St., Brighton. 55 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOS TON - Cont'd . TEIZPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FEDERAHC^J (IND) - Concl'd,: RCKBDRT INFORMATION LOCAL. Bertha M. Dolliver, Sec, 5 St. James Terrace, RoxbcuTT. SHERWIN LOCAL. Mary A. Thornton, Sec, 28 Hobart St., arighton. STADIUM LOCAL. Marie V. McLaughlin, Sec, 168? Coramonvealth Ave., Brighton. TEI£PHONE WORKERS, INT'L. EROIHERHOOD OF (IND): NOTE: Bus. Off,, Uth Fl., 101 Tranont St., Ttels. Ha 6-2588 and Ha 6-2589. NO. 1. First and 3rd Pri., Barsanti's, 11 Otis St.; Robert R. Montgomery, Jr., Pres.j James F. Donovan, F.S. NO. 2. 2nd and Uth Fri., 8.30 P.M., Intercolonial Hail, 211; Dudley St., Rox- bury; Frank M, Hutchinson, Pres.,B.A., 63 Idaho St., Mattapan; Alton S. MacDonald, F.S., U6 Hamilton St., Dorchester. NO. 2U (Clerks;. 2nd and Uth Fil., 7 P.M., Tremont Tanple, 86 Trasiont St.; Joseph A. Flynn, R.S., lOU Fellsway West, Medfordj Edmond T. Curtin, F.S., 11 Edith Holmes Rd., tJcituate. NO. 25 (Cable Splicers). 2nd and Uth FrL., Tremont Temple, Qti Tranont bt.j John T. Nelson, Pres., 282 Belmont St., Watertowi; Donald F. Haley, F.S., 326 Fayette St., Wollaston. TELEVISION ARTISTS (See Radio and Television Artists). TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPERS NO. 37. 3rd Fri., Hibernian Hall, 18u Dudley St., Roxbury; John Pedranti, R.S.T., 92 Neponset Ave., Roslindale; Gerald Ber- gonzi, B.A., 396 Broadway, Somerville. TEXAS COMPANY, ASSN. FOR INDUSTRIAL RELAHONS FOR MPLOYEES OF (IND). Quarterly, Sun., 1.30 P.M., Where Called; James H. Wood, Pres., 100 Watts St., Chelsea; George H. Reid, Treas., UU3 Dudley St., Roxbury; Bus. Off., 99 Marginal St., Chelsea, Tel. Ch 3-7000. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 1813 (N.E. Spun Silk Co.). Last Wed., U.15 H.M., 3U2 Western Ave., Brighton; Francis Fargo, Pres., 12 Pidelis Way, Brighton; Jane Cirignano, F.S.T., 303 Western Ave., Allston. NO. 1917 (Wool Warehouse Employees). First Fri., 6 P.M., Rafferty's Hall, K and 3rd Sts., So. Boston; Robert Hannon, Pres., 303 Beacon St., Somerville; Patrick Walsh, F.b.T., 680 Columbia Rd. , Dorchester. NO. 26l8 (Lavrence Eaton Co.). On Call, 11 Famsworth St.; Willard Wilson, Pres., 60 Russell St., No. Andover; Joseph Keams, S.T., U75 Broadway, Lawrence TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 987 (Edward H. Best Co.). On Call, 3.15 P.M., 621 E. First St., So. Boston; John Brandli, Pres., 32 Sheffield Rd., Roslindale; Raymond Koskey, S.T., 55 Central Ave., Hyde Park. THAYER MCNEIL EMPLOYEES ASSN., INC. (IND). Quarterly, 3rd Fri., 6.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Arsene Terrio, Pres., 37 Grove St., Arlington; Joseph A. Lebruto, Allen Pi., R.F.D,, So. Sudbury. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES: NO. B-3 (Film Exchange Employees). Quarterly, First Mon., 5.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Church St.; John McCarthy, Pres., B. A., 58 Berkeley St.; William Lynde, F.S.T., 105 Broadway. NO. F-3 (Film Exchange Office Employees). 2nd Wed., 5.30 P.M., U5 Winchester St.; J. Warren Gates, Pres.,B.A., 22 Boynton bt., Jamaica Plain; Julia Canty, S.T., 51 Russell St., Charlestown. NO. B-U (Ushers, Doormen, Cashiers). 3rd Wed., 11.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Thomas Regan, Pres., 1623 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; William B. Jackson, F.t.,9 Pinewood Ave., Natick. 56 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Cont'd, IHEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOIEES - Concl'd.: NO. 11 (Stage En^iloyees } . 3rd Wed., 10 A.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Frank Fine, R.S.T.; James J. O'Brien, F.S.,B.A.j Bus. Off,, Rm. 501, 100 Boylston bt,, Tel, Ha 6-5595. NO, 182 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators} NO. 753 (Treasurers and Ticket Sellers;. On Call, Monthly, Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.j Joseph Soucy, Pres., IhhO Beacon St., Brookline; Frank Picone, B.A., 11 Braemore Rd,, Medford. NO. 775 (Iheatrical Wardrobe Attendants}. First Fri., 1,30 P.M,, at Bus. Off., Rm, 502, 100 Boylston St,, Tel, Ha 6-5595; Lillian Batchelder, C.S., 85 Parte Dr,j Arleen Teahtm, B.A., ul; Evergreen St,, Jamaica Plain, ULE UYERS NO. 8. 2nd Fri., Hibernian Hall, l8u Dudley St., Roxbury; Joseph Griffin, F.S.T,, 36 TutUe St., Dorchesterj James Meagher, B.A,, 32 Marion St., Medford, TOAINMEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Trainmen} TRANS-PORT ENGINEERS, MASS. (See Engineers, Operating No, 853} TRANSPORT DRIVERS, AUTOMOTIVE NO, 8ul (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers} TRANSPORT SERVICE EMPLOIEES, UNITED: NO. 330 (Boston and Maine Station Porters}, 3rd Sun., 3.30 P.M., Women's League Hall, 558 Mass. Ave.; A. A. Granville, Pres., 19 Rockland St., Rox- buryj L, A, Marshall, Local Ch., 89 Qrunsvick St,, Dorchester, NO. 70U (Back Bay Station} (NINH}. 3rd Mon., 7.35 P.M., Back Bay Station, IhS Dartmouth St,} William Stevart, Pres., 3U Hammond St,, Roxbury, NO, 706 (Station Attendants, South Station}, First Mon,, Community Service Hall, 558 Mass, Ave,; George W. Davis, Pres,,B,A., 190 Hillside St., Roxbury; Bernard W, Pritchett, S.T,, 123 Fairweather St,, Cambridge. TRANSPORT WORKERS NO. 507 (East Boston Airport} (American Airlines, Inc, ). Last Thurs,, 7,30 A,M., 12 Noon and 3,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1U7 i^verett St,, East Boston, Tel, Ea 7-6157; Vernon G. Qailey, Pres., 15 Nichols Rd,, No, Reading; Herman J, Massaro, F.S.T, TRANSPORT TORKERS NO. 515 (Northeast Airlines}. Uth Mon., Hotel Manger, North Station; Charles F. Sinclair, Pres., 68 Electric Ave., Somerviile; John H, Sullivan, b.T., 16 Pleasant St., Winthrop; Bus, Off., 163 Meridian St., East Boston. TTPOGRAPHICAL NO, 13, Uth Sun., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; C. Stanley Whyte, Pres,; Harold A. Phelps, S.T,; Bus, Off., Rm. 712, 53 State St., Tels. La 3-3856 and U 3-3857. DNIVERSITI CLUB ASSOCIATES (IND). On Call, University Club, UO Trinity Pl,j Nevart V, Chevoor, S.T., 76 Putnam bt., Watertown; Edwin Turner and Helen Stevens, B.A's, UFHOISTERERS (See Carpenters No, 2169} UTILIIT WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NO. 369 (Boston Edison} (Physical and Maintenance Unit}. 2nd 'Ihurs., at Bus, Off,, hm, 9, 2014 Adams St., Dorchester, Tel. Ge 6-0330; John S, Madden, H.S., 17 Hartland St., Dorchester; John H, Flynn, B.A., R.F.D. 1, Hanson. NO. 386 (Boston Edison Professional Unit}. 2nd Mon., 7 P,M., Thompson's Spa, 239 Washington St.; Qiarles E. Toce, Pres., U Ferdinand St,, Stoneham; Reginald M. Dennis, Sec, U3 Lawrence Rd,, Milton; Bus, Off., Rm. 528, 73 Tremont t>t, NO, 387 (Boston Edison Clerical Workers}. 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont ^t.; Valentine P, Murphy, Pres.,B.A., 6o3 Boston Ave., Medford; Margaret R, Clasby, R.S., 213 Spring St., Medford; Bus, Off., Rm. 528, 73 Tranont t>t, , Tel, Ca 7-8860. WAITRESSES (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No, 277} 57 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BOSTON - Concl'd . WINDOW CIZANERS (See Building Service Employees; WINE WORKERS (See Distillery, Rectifying and Wine Workers) WOOD CARVERS ASSOCIATIC»J (IND). Uth Fri., Hotel Manger, North Stationj Herman A. Pohl, C.S., 73 BloOTifield at., Lexington. lAKEMASffiRS, RAILROAD (See Railroad Yardmasters) BRAIN TREE CARPENTERS NO. 1550 (See Weymouth) raDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 22619 (Rubber Workers) (Armstrong Cork Co.). Last Hies., 7 P.M., I.O.O.F Hall, Summer St., So. Braintr«e; Francis Kinaidi, Pres., 38? Hancock St, j Francis L. Denning, Jr., Bus. Rep., 125 Plain St., So. Brain- tree. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 23711 (Weymouth Art Leather Co.). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., V.F.W. Haxl, Church St.; Harold Levangie, Pres., I62l Hancock St., Quincyj Albert W. Sait^json, F.S.T., 136 Peach St., So. Braintree. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 920. On Callj Richard A. Golden, Sec, 2U0 Jefferson St., So. Braintree J Nelson A. Haviland, S.T., 1*0 Sampson Ave. GAS AND BT-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12ll8 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (BID) (Boston Gas Co., South Natural District). Last Tues., 5.l5 P.M., V.F.W. Hail, Broad St., East Weymouth; John J. McNeil, Pres., 26 Bowditch St., East Braintree; John J. Swain, R.S., 32 Commercial St., Weymouth. OIL WORKERS (See Quincy) PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 351 (Specialty Converters, Inc.). 3rd !I\ies., Sons of Italy Hall, 57 Whitman St., East Weymouth; John Cavallo, Pres., 71 Lake St., East Weymouth; Douglas Grant, F.S.T., High St., East Weymouth. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 538 (Jewell Local) (Abrasive Products, Inc.). 3rd Thurs., 12.15 ^.M., at Plant, Pearl St., So. Braintree; Ralph C. Harris, Pres., 50 Magnolia St., East Braintree; David Grogan, B.A. UTILITr WORKERS NO. 379 (Braintree Electric Light Co.). On Call; Charles R. Wing, Pres., 31 Faxon St., East Braintree; Louis Pastula, S.T., Grove t>t. Norwell. BRIDGEWATER BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO, 591 (Stiles & Hart Brick Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Citizens Club, Hale St.; William J. Tardie, Pres., 98 Spring St.; Alexander Smith, S.T., 53 West Grove St., Middxeboro. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1519, On Call, at Post Office, Broad St.; Russell L. Soule, fres,, 85 Fremont St.; Harold J. Dee, R.S.T.,B.A., I3UI4 Pleasant St, MOLEERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 211 (Henry Perkins Co.). 2nd Thurs., Lincoln Hall, High St.; Raymond Morey, F.S., I88 Perkins Ave,, Brockton; Hardy Wilson, B.A. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 5u3 (Mass. Correctional Institution), Last Tues., 6 P.M., Recreation Hall, at Institution; Rennels G. Hartling, Treas., 113 Park Ave.; Joseph Sylvia, Jr., B.A., 398 Moraine St., Brockton. BROCKTON ASSOCIATED POOD DISTRIBUTORS (See Food Distributors, Associated) BAKERY AND C(»J5ECnONEKY WORKERS NO. I8u. Uth bat., 5 P.M., Red Men's Hall, 1085 Main St.; Evelyn Beil, S.T., 657 East St.; Joseph MachiJii, B.A., 11 Lexington St. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 238. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Novelli Haxl, U8 Green St.; Ralph Cirelli, Pres., 106 Main St.; Raffaele Valentino, F.S.T.,B.A., U73 Howard St. BARTENDERS AND HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 696. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2, 16 School St., Tel. 8-3955; David Swartz, Pres., UU School St.; Edward P. Conefrey, S.T., 262 Main St. 58 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BROCKTON - Cont'd . BOOT AND SHOE WOHKERS NO. 38. 2nd Tees., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 15, 63 Main St., Tel. 8-iU68j Nona Ford, Pres., F.S.T., 279 Sumier St. BOX WOrtKERS UNION OF BhOCKTON, INC., INDEfENEENT (M.B. Claff & Sons, Inc.). First Mon., 8,l5 P.M., Novexli Hall, U8 Green St.j John ii. Scannell, Pres., I Byron St., Randolph; Carl M. Backgren, Treas., 192 Hovard St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLAS'IERERS NO. 5. Ihurs. (except First Thurs.; at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. U266; Michael Altieri, Pres., U95 No. Warren Ave.; F. Forest Asci, F.S.I.,B.A., i^.o. Box lu2, Monponsett. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 721. First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. U266; Francis J. Bennett, R.S., lU Berglund Ave.j Louis W. Poirier, F.S.T. B.A., 33 Hervey St. CARPENTERS NO. 62U. Mon., (2nd and Uth Mon. July thru Sept.), 7.30 f.}^., at Bus. Off., 2U-3U Ward St., Tel. 3081} Oscar R. fratt, R.S.,B.A., 35 Hampden Ave, J Elmer Backland, F.S., 382 East St. CI£hKS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks j Retail Clerks j and Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Employees) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 105 (Tailors). First Mon., 5.30 f.M., Noveili Hall, k& Green St.j Vincent Colombo, R.S., 68 Brook St.; Vincent Pace, B.A., i 59 : LOCAL LABOR UNICNS BROCKTON - Cont'd . MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (bee Street Railway Employees J MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. U37. 2nd Sun., 9.30 A.M., 63 Main St.j Joseph K. Hooker, R.S., 25 Belcher St., Holbrook; Raymond Lai'ierre, B.A., 33 Mystic St. MUSICIANS NO. 138. First Sun., 6 f,V., at Bus. Off., 23 Main bt.; Robert Jones, lYes.j A, Leon Curtis, S.T.,B.A. NEWSPAPER GUILD NO. 27 (Enterprise i\iblishing Co.j. First Mon., 7.30 f.M., Eagles Hall, 61 i^ast Elm St. j H. Corinne Thompson, Pres., 23 Clinton Ave.; Howard J. Foster, Treas., 73 Moraine St. PAINTERS NO. 296. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. U266; Richard Hall, F.b., 118 West Chestnut St.j Wilfred Poirier, B.A., 21; Lyon Ave. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 9l8 (Propack, Inc.}. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Gerald O'Brien, Pres., 333 Water St., Quincy; Edward Moore, B.A., Rm. 52u, 73 Tremont St., Boston. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 276. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., Rn. 20, 63 Main St., Tei. Ii266; Joseph E. Mulligan, F.S.T., 87 Mulberry St.; Charles M. Howard, B.A., Union St., No. taston. POST OFFICE CLERKS, NAHCMJAL FED. NO. 38W4. 3rd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Vasa Hail, 863 Main St.; Reginald Kindberg, Pres., 113 Belmont Ave.; Thomas F. Crowley, S.T., 59 Taylor Ave. POST OITICE AND GENERAL SERVICE MAINTENANCE EMPLOIEES NO. 87 (IND). On Call; John W. Sullivan, S.T., 11 Irvington bt. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 120. On Call, Civil Service Rm., Post Office; Frank D. Garvin, S.T., 60 Hillberg Ave. PRINnNG PRESSMEN NO. 1U2. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., 16 School St.; William Rain- ville, Pres., 62 Oak St.; Everett C. Willis, R.S.T., 80 Wilson St. RAIIWAT AND SIEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 2260 (Railway Express Agency, Inc. }. 2nd Thurs., 10 Elm Ave.; Henry C. Wolforth, S.T., 88 Broad St., Whitman. RETAIL CLERKS UNICW (IND) (Brockton Public Market). Quarterly, Thurs., Novelli Hall, U8 Green St.; Charles P. Lewis, Pres., 32 Elm fi.. Whitman; Roland Lafleur, F.S., No. Leyden St. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND EEPT. STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 608. Joseph H. Honan, Pres., 665 Washington t>t., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563. ROOFERS NO. 39. First Thurs., Building Trades Hail, 63 Main St.; Harry L. Lawson, R.S., 318 Summer St., East Bridgewater; Lawrence Steele, Treas,, 29 Menlo St. SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN (IND) NOTE: All locals meet at B.S.A.C. Headquarters, 389 Main St., Tel. 2606. CUT SOLE NO. 3. 2nd and Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Gerald Dufresne, b.T., 69 Huntington St.; Paul H. Hoffman, Price iixpert. Org., 33 Harvard St. CUTTERS. 2nd and uth Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Charles R. Fontaine, Price Expert, 190 Shaw Ave., No. Abington; George A. Duhamel, R.S.T., 20 Olive St. DRESSERS AND PACKERS. 2nd and Uth Thurs.; Ronleigh B. Jenkins, R.S., 39U School St., Whitman; Frederick J. Moylin, B.A., 223 i-ast Washington St., Hanson. EDGESETTERS. 3rd Thurs.; Leonard Eilershaw, Pres.,B.A., 958 No. Main St.; Charles J. Atherton, S.T. EDGETRIMMERS. 2nd and Uth Fri.; John L. Creed, Pres.,B.A., 31 Fairmount Ave.j Frank McGlinqy, R.F.S., U95 Belmont St. FINISHERS. 2nd and Uth Fri.; Charles G. Anderson, t'res., 19 Park St.; Ugo Fruzzetti, B.A., 1328 Pleasant St., Bridgewater. GOODYEAR OPERATORS. First and 3rd Thurs.; George F. Coneffey, Jr., Pres., B.A., 103 Elliot St.; George Bailor, F.S.T., UOtt Prospect St. HEELERS. First and 3rd Wed.; Charles A. Roberts, Price Expert, 808 Market St., Rockland. LASTERS. 2nd and Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M.; Philias For tin, S.T., 58 Clinton St.; Dona J. Lacouture, Price Ei^ert, 77 Depot St., So. Easton. 60 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS BROCKTON - Conci'd . SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN (IND) - CondL'd.: MIXED. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7.3u P.M.; Edrund Dufresne, hTes.j Kingman St.; Vamer Holbrook, Price Expert, Arlington St., Rockland. SKIVERS. First Tues.; Kosanna K. Delaney, R.b.T., 2U Russell Rd. SOLE LEATHEk WORKERS. 2nd and Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; James E. Martin, Price Expert; W, Vincent Lynch, b.'i'., 9 Hayvard St., No. Easton. STITCHERS. First and 3rd Tues.; Anna Patrick, b.T., 17 Livingston Kd.; Harry Tyler, B.A., 70 Upland Rd. TREERS. First and 3rd Tues.; Cari Johnson, Pres., 220 No. Main St., West Bridgewater; Albert Zeiinskas, K.S.T., 22 Gladstone St. VAMj^ERS. First and 3rd Tues.; Peter Dessi, S.T.; Albert Oddie, B.A., 60$ So. Main t)t., Randolph. SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (bee Boot and Shoe Workers; STIffiET RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 235 (Eastern Mass. St. Byty,). 3rd Mon., 10 A.M. and 7.30 P.M., Bartenders Hall, 16 School St.; Leroy E. Kelley, Pres., 15ij Concord St.; Frederick E. Southworth, F.b., 5u Leavitt St. TAILORS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated) lEA^BIERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 653 (General). 3rd bun., 10 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 2U Ward St.; Henry G. Gross, b.T., 15 Macy Ave.; George O'Donnell and Roger Ilnkham, B.A's.; Bus. Off., 825 No. M^in bt., Tel. 822. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mary M. Welch, Sec, 365 Forest Ave. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Toll Local). Mary Doyle, Sec, 67 Tremont bt, TELEPHONE WOKKEKb, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD NO. 16 (IND). 2nd Thurs., West bide Assn.; John F. Mahoney, Pres., 11 Winsor Ave.; Harold B. Monahan, F.b.T., 6u George St., Rockland. THEATRICAL bTAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 1U9. 3rd Thurs., Brockton i'heatre. Main bt.; Israel Haker, R.S.T.,P.A., 69 Summer bt. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. U37 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 22it. Uth Mon., 3.10 P.M., 12 School bt.; Charles C. Houghton, Pres., 97 Locust St.; Charles M. McGlashan, F.b.T., 1U8 Keith Ave. Ext. UTILITY WORKERS (See Gas Vforkers, Brockton No. 273) BROOKLINE FTRE FIGHTERS NO. 950. 3rd Mon., 31a Harvard St.; John F. Conlon, Pres., 759 Boylston St.; Joseph P. Duffy, B.A., 22 Leverett St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 21, 237 V/ashington St. MUNICIPAL EMJiDYEES, BROOKLINE MiASSACHUSETTS (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 1358) PAINTERS NO. 709. 2nd and Uth Fri., Orange Hail, 20 Prospect St.; Kenneth B. Pike, Pres., 55 Green St., Jamaica Plain; James McKinnon, F.b., 110 Hewlett St., Roslindale. STATE, CITY AND TCHfN EMPLOYEES NU. kU (IND) (Highway, Park and Water Dept.). First Tues., 7.30 P.I'., 276 Oppress St.; Joseph P. Connors, Exec. R.b., 276 Cypress ist, ; Thomas Melville, b.T., 29 Linden St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1358 (Brookline Mass. Municipal Employ- ees). Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 31a Harvard bt. ; Francis J. Hickey, Pres., B.A., 81 Walnut bt.; Richard S. Phillips, F.S. TELEPHONE ThaFFIC WORKERS, N.F. FED. (IND)" (Aspinwall Local). Mary H. McGilli- cuddy, bee, 126 Chestnut St. CAMBRI DGE BAKERY AND CONFECTIONEKY WuR^.ERS NO. 3U8. 2nd Sat., 3 P.K., New Cypress Hall, 36 Prospect bt.; David V. Deshler, F.S.T., 8 Upton St.; Marino J. Matarazzo, B.A. 1U9 Central St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 2l6, 580 Mass. Ave., Tel. Ki 7-2 2U6. 61 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS CAMBRIDGE - Cont'd . BOILERMAKHIS NO. 515 (B & M Railroad;. First Mon., Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; Horace R. H^den, R.f-.T., 5 i'erry Pi., Everett; William B. Mochrie, B.A., Lexington Rd., H.F.D., Billerica. EOOKBINEERS NO. 20U. First Fri., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St.; John J. Barry, Pres.,B.A., 109u Fellsway, Medford; George J. tiheehan, b.T., 39 Hancock St., Somei^lle; Bus. Off,, Rm. U06, 29U '^^ ashing ton St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-ii595. BOILDING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ASSN. (IND) (Harvard University^. On Call, Monthly, 7«ij5 P.M., Harmony Heal, 5Ua Dunster St.; Robert S. Richardson, Pres., 98 So. Common St., Lynn; Frederick ^^. Savyer, Treas., 13 Marshall Rd. , East Natick. BUILDING LABQHERS NO. 151 (Plasterers Tenders). First and 3rd Fri., Cypress Hall, 36 Prospect St.; Clifford M. Kelly, H.t., 2l3 Harvard St.; Joseph L. Bonfiglio, B.A., 11 Sheafe St., Boston. CASKET MJVKEhS AND FURNITURE VJORKEHS (See Upholsterers No. 560; CHEMICAL WORKERS, INT'L. : NO, 86 (Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.), First Mon., I.O.O.F. Hall, 2076 Mass. Ave.; Vincent J. Kelley, Pres., I03 Noifolk t>t, j Alexander F. McQueston, F.S., 16 Seagrave Rd. NO. 116 (Lever Bros.). First Sun., 3 i'.M., Cypress Hall, 36 Prospect St.; Albert A. DeVincentis, Pres., 33 Hastings lane Rd., Medford; Joseph DeVin- centis, F.S., 22 Hancock St., Somervllle, NO. 260 (North American Chemical Co.). On Call; George Diamond, Pres., 112 Third St., Chelsea; George Durant, F.b.T., 112 Ihird St., Chelsea. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 205 (Ailcraft Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., 3OU Main St.; Frank Bemabei, Pres., 5 Gushing St., Medford; Paul btamegna, F.b., 202- B Wash- ington St., Somerville. NO. 23U (New England Carbide Tool Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., U P.M., Colonial Hall, 3U Salem St., Medford; Walter D. French, Pres., 290 Amory St., Jamaica Plain; Leonard Gates, F.S.T., 9U Summer St., Somerville. NO. 251 (General Electric Appliance Co., Inc.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., 3OU Main St.; Phillip F. Fougere, Pres.; Stephen J. Nee, S.X. NO. 271 (Elliot Addressing Machine Co.). First Mon., 5.15 t'.K., 55 Austin St.; Joseph Martin, Pres., 77 Prospect St.; William G. Marshall, F.S.'i., U8 Courtney Dr., Beverly; Bus. Off,, 75 Windsor it. NO. 272 (Electronics Corp. of America). 2nd Thurs., 5 r'.K., 55 Austin bt.; Carlo Galvagno, Pres., 3 Sherman St., Lexington; Genevieve Sarapas, H.t., 1 Twomey Ct., So. Boston; Bus. Off., 30li Main St., Tel. Tr 6-O907. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. NB-1262 (Simplex Wire & Cable Co.). First Mon., 7.30 f.K., Italian American Hail, 55 Austin St.; Edward B. Lawrence, R.b., 31 Brookford St.; Caimen E. Scrow, B.a,, 5 A^ Rd., Halifax; Bus. Off., Rm. 202, 595 Mass. Ave. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 975 (IND) (Air Force Research). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Coach Grille, Inc., 22 Boylston St.; Alfred Cataldo, Pres., 55 Banks St., Winthrop; John J. Royle, B.a., 26 Forbes bt., Jamaica Plain. FEDERAL LABOR UNIOJ NO. 22305 (Fertilizer Workers). Last Sun., Lusitania Hall; Frank Cleary, R.S., 12 Haxlett St., Dorchester. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2U057 (i%rbour Stockwell Co.). First Tues., 3.i^5 t-.K., Neighborhood House, Moore St.; William Ross, F.S.T., U9 Sterling St., Somer- ville; Daniel Healey, B.A. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 30. 3rd Mon. and Tues., Hotel Commander, 16 Garden St.; Francis G. Lyon, Pres., 56 Spring St.; Edmund J. Friel, Treas., 7 Cypress &t. FURNITURE WORKERS (See Upholsterers No. 560) 62 LOCAL LABC« UNIONS CAMBRIDGE - Cont'd. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 1200U (Dist 50, U.K.W.; (IND) (Cambridge Gas Co.). Last Tues., 5t, Maiy's Gym, Prospect bt.j Edvdn Barkhouse, fres., 135 Balsam Hd., Norton; Charles Ljrons, B.A.j Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston. HARVARD UNIVERSITI EMPLOYEES REPRESENTATIVE ASSN. (IND). 2nd Tubs., 1306 Mass. Ave.; Thomas ^', Greene, Pres., 7U Lexington Ave.; Campbell Gault, Sec. INDUSTRIAL TRACES UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1 (IND) (Ink and Carbon Wkrs.). First Thurs., 6 F.M., Portuguese-American Hall, 55 Austin St.; James M. Giglio, i-Yes., 21i2 Pearl St., Maiden; Priscilla Capezzuto, S.T., 13 Lopez Ave. JEWELRY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 12U (Myerson Tooth Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., St. Mary's Hall, Prospect St.; Vincent Seaboyer, Pres., 15 Usher Rd., Medford; Leon Wilson, F.t)., 520 Green St. M.I.T. EMPLOYEES UNION (IND). Quarterly, First Wed., 6.15 f.^"-., American Legion Hall, 370 Mass. Ave., Arlington; Joseph V. Moscillo, Pres., Iti Florrissant Ave., Saxonville; Willard A. Mosher, S.T., 82 Temple Ave., Winthrop; Bus. Off., Bldg. 10-008, 77 Mass. Ave., Tel. Un U-6900, Ext. 6U7. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L. NO. lit-376 (Packard Paint and Varnish Co.). 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., St. Michael's Hall, Cairbrldge St.; Arthur Ne^diall, Pres., 17 Marion Pi., Everett; Leon H. Murch, F.6., 1 Rockville Pk., Roxbtiiy. PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS, UNTIED NO. 165 (John P. inquire Co. - Swift & Co.). First Tues., 12,15 P.M., Columbus Associates Hail, 9 Ward St., Somerville; William J. Hosford, Pres., James St., Arlington; i^'red A, Retalic, F.i>.T., 17 Rand St., Revere; Bus. Off., 10| Warren St., Tel. Ki 7-5726. PAINTERS NO. 577. Uth Wed., Cypress Hail, 36 Prospect St.; Dominic Seretto, F.fc.,B.A., 358 Mass. Ave., Arlington; Oliver Goss, William Goldberg and John Damery, B.A's.; Bus. Off., ylO Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Lo 6-0675. PLASTERERS TENDERS (See Building Laborers No. 151) POTTERS NO. 197 (A.H. Hews Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., French Club, Mass. Ave.; Anthony DiNardo, Pres., 90 Sherman St.; Edward Nolette, F.b.T., 7i Sheridan St., Medford. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 539 (Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (F.S. Webster Co.). 3rd Wed., 5 P.M., Sjiranes Restaurant, 25U Main St.; Robert D. Nickerson, S.T., 6 Giles Pk., Somerville; Bertram W. Kohl, rt.S.,B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 809, 29U Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-0202. PUIP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS: NOTE: David Grogan, B.A., Brookline, New Hanpshire NO. 3U9 (Daggett Chocolate Co.). First Thurs., 5.30 P.M., 178 Elm St.; Alfred Greene, R.S., 18 Callender St.; Rose Gomes, is.T., 338 Hurley St., East Cam- bridge . NO. U61 (Robert Gair Co., Inc.). First Thurs., k P.W., Notre Dame Hail, 2021 Mass. Ave., No. Cambridge; Thomas A. Vanaria, Pres., 269 River St., Waltham; Paul E. Conroy, K.b.T., 50 Francis i>t. , Boston. NO. 8U5 (Finishers, Inc.). On Call, 160 Monroe St.; Leonard E. Cooke, Pres., 80 Eustis St., Somerville; Thomas M. Day, C.S., 33 Rosemaiy t>t., Jamaica Plain. RAIIiv'AY AND STEAMSHIP CI£RKS NO. 1199 (B & M East Canfcridge Freight House). 2nd Fri., Hotel Maiiger, North station, Boston; Anthony Colella, is.i'., I43 Pearl St., Everett; Walter Ricker, B.A., 3U Garden St., Maiden. RUBffiR WORKERS, UNITED NO. 25 (Boston Woven Hose Co.). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Ameri- can Legion Hall, 95 Windsor ist.; James J. Lawson, Pres., U Woodrow Wilson Ct.; James J. Daley, B.A., 56 Cot ting St.; Bus. Off., 255 Portland t-t., Tel. Ki 7-U221. RUBBER WORKERS, UNITED NO. 155 (General Latex & Chemical Corp.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., 255 Portland St.; Edwin J. Oliveira, Pres., 52 Mudnock Rd., Salisbury; George Geier, B.A. SHOE WORKERS LEAGUE, CAMBRIDGE (IND) (Jay Shoe Mfg. Co.). On Call; Harry J. Garafano, Pres., 55 High St., Revere; Dominic Parillo, R.t>.T.,B.A., 15 Landers St. , Somerville. 63 . LOCAL LABOR UNIOJS CAMBRIDGE - Concl'd « STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 195 (IND) (City Employees^. First Mon., City Hall Annex, Inman bt.; James i^'. Tierney, Fres., l8b Richdale Ave,; Joseph A. Hurley, F.b., IhS Larch Rd, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 602 (City Employees^. 3rd Thxxrs., Commander Hotel, 16 Garden at.; Francis J. Murphy, S.T,, U5l Huron Ave,; George Doherty, B.A., 36 Walden St, SIAIE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 612 (Public Works Dist. No. k) , 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, Main St., Billericaj Edward Wardick, H.S.T., 18 Adams Ave., Walthamj James A. Broyer, B.A.j Bus. Off,, 22 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-6UO0. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 37U6. Last Sun., Parker House, 60 School St., Boston; Leonard S. Pienta, Sr., Pres., 20U Gladstone St., East Boston; WilHam F. Maloon, B.A., 110 Tremont St., Boston. lELEPHONE TOAEFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Marion R. Buchanan, Sec, 25 Elder St., Dorchester. UPHOLSIERERS NO. u21 (Bedding Workers). First Vfed., at Bus. Off., 686 Mass. Ave., Tel. Tr 6-0050; Roger L. Murray, Pres., 25 Ihistle Ave., Milton; C. Alfred Severino, F.S.,Bus. Rep., 55 Brookline St., Watertown. UpHOISTERERS no. 560 (Casket Makers - Furniture Workers). On Call; Howard H. Litchfield, Pres.,B.A.; William L. Becker, F.S.; Bus. Off., Rm. 216, 580 Mass. Ave., Tei. Ki 7-22li6. UTILlTr WORKERS NO. 392 (Electric Light Co.). Uth Mon., Italian-American Club, 55 Austin St.; John W. Stead, Jr., I5a Church Ave., Wobum; John V. Connell, Treas., Ik Boynton St., Jamaica Plain. CANTON FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 22812 (Plymouth Rubber Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Town Club, Pine St.; John Jenkins, R.S., U2 Church St.; Mary D'Amadio, F.S, 18 Emerson Ave., West Bridgewater FEDERAL LABOR UNIC»1 NO, 238U5 (Porter Patent Leather Co.;. First Mon., 1^,15 P.M., Italian Club, N^onset St.; Harold W. Bell, Sr., R.S., 10 Villa St., Mansfield; Francis Thomas, F.b.T., 5 Garden Ct. , Sharon. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1520. On Call; George V, Smith, S.T., 38 Lawrence bt. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 8U8 (Groveton Stationery Co.). On Call; Lorraine Demers, R.S., 373 Neponset St.; David H. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Claire M. Finn, Sec, 1 South St. CHARLTON TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 17U (Charlton Woolen Co.). On Call; Memie Provo, Pres.,29U Stafford St., Worcester; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitch burg. 1EXT[I£ WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 192 (Aldrich Mfg. Co.). On Call; William Griswold, Pres., k9h i'leasant St., Leicester; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchburg, CHELSEA BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO, Oyh. Uth Mon., Labor Lyceum Hall, 1*53 Broadway; Michael A. Vigliotte, t).T., b Everett Ave, BUILDING WRECKERS NO. ll;21. First Ties., at Bus. Off.,Rin. U, kS3 Broadway; Arnold Rabinovitz, Pres., Bus. Rep.; Stanley J. Trocki, F.S.T., 23 Chestnut St. ELECTOICAL WORKERS NO. 1U99 (A.L. Smith Iron Works). 3rd Mon., Labor Lyceum Hall, k$3 Broadway; John Love, F.S., 112 Bellingham St.; Thomas Kerrins, B.A., 7U5 Broadway, 6U LOCAL lABOR UNIONS CHELSEA - Conei'd . FEEERAL LABOR UNICM NO. 2211U (Wool borters and titrlppers;, 2nd Men., Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Sydney Finkelstein, F.S.T., 71 Beilinghao St.; Alexander Ruggiero, B.A. FEEERAL UBOR UNION NO. 2U903 (Forbes Lithograph Mfg. Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Winnlsiimett Hall, 908 Broadway; Leonard Schuster, i^res., 66 Chester A-ve.; Ethel M. Laidlaw, S.T., 370 Crescent Ave. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 937. 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Where Called; Arthur L. Breslin, Sr., 66 Hooper St.; Robert J. Denning, i>.T., y6 Marlboro t>t. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12266 (Dist 50, U.M.W.J (IND) (iJamuel Cabot, Inc.). First Mon., WinnisimettHall, 908 Broadway; James Mollett, Pres., 20 Burma Rd.; William Sweeney, b.T., 12 Alley St. lESTER SHOE CO. SHOP CREW ASSOCIAnCW (IND). First Ihurs., 12.30 P.M., at Plant, 22U Crescent Ave.; Ralph Santuosuosso, Pres., 36 Haskell Ave., Revere; Peter J. DiMaria, S.T., lu5 Main St., Everett. PAINTERS NO. 623. First and 3rd Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Edward I. Tarlow, R.S., US Cook Ave.; Nathan Greenfield, F.b., 8 Lawrence St.; Bus. Off., 910 Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Lo 6-0675. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND i'LASHC WORKERS NO. 209 (American Biltrite Rubber Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 3,30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Thomas Coppola, Pres., 161 Proctor Ave., Revere; George Geier, B.A., 73 iVemont tit., Boston. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 18. 3rd Thurs., U.30 P.M., Veteran Firemen's Hall, Second St., iiverett; Robert Dibantis, Pres., 231 Chelsea St., Everett; James DeRosa, F.t).,B.A,, 37 Springvale St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2237 (^crap Metal Handlers). 3rd Wed., Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Frederick H. Clark, F.S., 23 Charles St., Lynn. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2575 (GrLffin Wheel Co.;. Uth Thurs., k P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Chester Nicewicz, Pres., 51 Broadway; Clifton E. Sommers, Rep., 110 Tronont St., Boston. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Clara J. Proctor, Sec, 67 Clark Ave. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 382 (Everlastik, Ire:.). 3rd Tues., 3.15 P.M., Veteran Firemen's Hall, 910 Broadway; Frederick H. Will, F.S.T., 3O6 Carter St.; Alton M. Hodgman and Frank Ailvella, B.A's.; Bus. Off., U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. Mu 2-5273. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U68 (Beacon Wiper Supply Co.). On Call, Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Greta Marshall, R.S.T., 68 Campbell Ave., Revere; Alton Hodgman, B.A. WALL PAPER CRAFTSMEN AND WORKERS (Sub-local of No. 8 in Worcester) (Workers) (Thomas Strahan Co.). First Fri., 8. 30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., Shurtleff St.; Joseph Petersen, Pres., 28 Tudor St.; Edward J. Riley, R.S., 1 Mill St. CHESTER 51EEERAL LABOR UNION NO. 23980 (Cortland Grinding Wheel Coip.). First Tues., Town Hall, Middlefield St.; Phillip J. Pease, Pres.,B.A., P.O. Box 393. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 21ijb80 (Hamilton Emery & Corundum Co.). First Mon., U.30 P.M., at Plant, Middlefield St.; Harold Besancon, K.S., Middlefield St.; William Malone, B.A. GRANITE CUTTERS. UtJi Mon., Town Hail, Middlefield St.; Charles L. Wheeler, R.S.T., Middlefield St. CHICOPEE BARBERS, JOUraJEYMEN NO. 199. Last Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 37U Front St.; Raymond Dumont, Pres., 95 Main ^t., Chicopee Falls; Alphonse Breault, S.T.,B.A,, 55 Providence St., Chicopee Falls. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Enployees) BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 18 51 (A, G. Spalding Bros., Inc.). First Fri., Jason Bldg.,l;20 Meadow St.; Stanley Pasterczyk, Pres., lU Chicomansett Vil.; Alexander Stepanlk, B.A,, Si; Bell St. 65 LOCAL LABC« UNIOHS CHICOPEE - Cont'd . BREWERT WORKERS NO. IIU (Hampden Brewing Co.;. 2nd Fri., mlaski Hall, Norman St., Willimansett; Armand T. Fontadne, K.b., 1^ Irene tit., Wiilimansettj Stanley Leja, F.b., 1U5 Mt. Vernon St., Willimansett. CARPENTERS NO. 685. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35^ Center St.j William H. Austin, R.S., 82 Grape St.; Walter LaFrancis, B.A., 66 Wilson St., Agawan. CORRUGATED BOK WORKERS (bee rt-inUr^ Pressmen No. U30; ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 926. Uth Wed., 7 P.M., Pulaski Hall, Norman St., Willi- mansett; Charles Samson, Pres., 37 Pendleton Ave., WilUmansett; William D. Murray, B.A., 109 El Paso St., Springfield. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1^00 (F.W. Sickles Co.). 2nd Tues., Union Canadian Hall, 351 Center St. j Louise A. Moran, R.S., IIU Newbury t>t.; Jeremiah E. Finn, B.A., 92 Beaumont St., Springfield. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS: NO. 19U69 (Savage Arms Corp.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 77 East St., Chicopee Falls j Nello Ricardi, Pres., 29 Goodhue Ave., Chicopee Falls J Howard Nelson, F.S., 180 Rolf Ave., Aldenvillej Bus. Off., 99 Main St., Chicopee Falls. NO. 20332 (Bobbin Workers) (Dana S. Courtney Co.). Uth Thurs., k f.h,, at Plant, 88 Chicopee St.; John W. Valego, Pres., U Burton St. j Joseph IXidek, S.T., 6k Arthur St, NO. 2I433O (C.F. Church Mfg. Co.). 2nd Tues., Pulaski Hall, Norman St., Willimansett; Ignatius Jassek, Pres., 196 Chicopee bt.j William Malone, B.A. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 11$ (Lawrence Hat Co.). 2nd Mon., St. Stanislaus Hall, Chestnut St.; Thaddeus Ouczorski, Pres., kO Shirley St., Chicopee Fails; Jeanette Brouillard, R.S., 11 Shelley St., Chicopee Fails. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 116. Last Sun., 10.3U A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35j Center St.; John Jekot, b.T., P.O. Box 167, Chico- pee Falls; Marion J. Bak, B.A. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 61a (Chicopee Falls). On Call, Monthly; George Harrison, fres., 39 Courtland St., Chicopee Falls; Maurice Daigle, Treas., Iii3 Trilby Ave., Chicopee Falls. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 757. First Tues., 3.30 P.M., Post Office, Center St.; George Tamowski, Treas., 60 McKinstry Ave. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. Ii67 (Production Pattern & Foundry Co.). First Fri., 8.15 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 37U Front St.; Richard L. Lafley, Pres.,F.S., 6U Sterling St., Springfield; Thomas M. Shea, B.A., 57 Squawfield Rd., West- field. OFFICE EMPLOYEES NO. 228 (Savage Arms Corp.). First Tues., 5 ^.H., Polish National Home, Grove St., Chicopee Falls; Margaret Gagnon, Pres., 336 Centra St., Springfield; Eileen W. Hough, S.T., 195 Dale St., Chicopee Falls; Bus. Off., 99 Main St., Chicopee Falls. OFFICE EMPLOYEES NO. 269 (A.G. Spalding & Bros., Inc.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 37U Front St.; Edwin Coulter, Pres., SB Fuller St., Chicopee Falls; Wanda Midura, b.T., IB Daj.ey St., Willimansett. PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 2U5. Uth Wed., Union Canadian Hall, 354 Center"* St.; Max Babola, Pres., U75 Chicopee St., Willimansett; Mary Simmons, K.S., 2llt William St., Springfield; Bus. Off., k9 Springfield St., Tel. Ly U-liii36.^ PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES NO. 25 (DID) (bavage Arms Corp.). Quarterly, First T\ies., 7,16 A.M., Eagles Hall, Main bt., Chicopee Fails; Andrew J. Pavlica, Pres., 815 Dwight St., Holyoke; Morris N. Roy, S.T., 29 Spring St., Spring- field. POST OFFICE CIERKS NO. 785 (Chicopee Falls). Quarterly, On Call; Raymond 0. Leduc, Pres., 95 Edward St., Chicopee Falls; Ernest G. Goff, S.T., 53 South-J wick St., Chicopee Falls. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 1906. On Call; Edward T. Garstka, Pres.; Francis f, Fitzgerald, S.T., 10 Morris St., Chicopee Falls. 66 LOCAL UBOR UNIONS CHICOPEE - Concl'd, PRDJIING PRESSMEN NO. U30 (Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union) (Corrugated Box Makers) (N.E, Container Co.). First Tues., Polish National Home, lull Cabot St.; Phillip J, Sheridan, Jr., Pres., 196 Claredon Ave.j Raymond Coulombe, S.T., 27U "^arew St., Chicopee Falls. RUBffiR, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 11 (Fisk Div., U.S. Rubber Co.). 3rd Stin., 1 P.M., Polish Home Assn., Market and Grove Sts. , Chicopee Falls; Walter J. Kulig, i'Tes. , 16 Lyman Rd.; Irving E. Corbeille, Treas., 256 Grove St., Chicopee Falls; Bus. Off., I31 Church St., Chicopee Falls, Tel. Ly 2-0085. lEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMEHICA NO. lUU (Chicopee Mfg. Co.). lith Sun., Polish National Home, Grove St., Chicopee Falls; Bertha Kulig, R.F.S., ij26 Parker St., East Longmeadow; Anna Sullivan, Dir.j Bus. Off., Rm. 21, U73 Owight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. CLINTON AUTOMOBILE WORKERS NO. 58 (U.A.W.) (Blake Mfg. Div., Ray-0-Vac Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Savoia Hall, 61 Mechanic St.; Bessye iivergates, R.S., 86 Grove St.; Anne Davidson, F.S., 166 Prescott St. BARBERS, JOURNETCMEN NO. 652. 2nd "Raes., 7.145 P.M., Savoia Hall, 61 Mechanic St.; George J. Giansanti, F.S.T., 3li7 Main St. CARPENTERS NO. 858. 2nd Thurs., Sawia Hall, 6i Mechanic St.; John W. McMahon, Pres., B, A., 52 Lawrence St. ::EREAL WORKERS INDEPENDENT UNION, CLINTON (Van Brode Milling Co.), First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Liberty Club, 201 Church St.; Eleanor Howe, R.S., 57 Winter St.; Frances C. Richter, Treas., West St., West Berlin. COLONIAL CRAFT GUILD (IND) (Ihe Colonial Press., Inc.). On Call, 2 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 136 High St.; Edward Elia, Pres., Birch St.; Thomas A. Cardamone, S.T., 37 Grove St. [COLONIAL PRESS, INC., EMPLOIEES UNION OF (IND). 3rd Sun. (Mar.) and 2nd Sun. (July), V.F.W. Hail, 136 High St.; Orville Wilson, R.S., 65 Birch i^t.; Floyd Snipes, T^as., Lancaster. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 360. 2nd Wed., 6 P.M., Town Hall, Fitchburg; Evelyn Bateson, R.S., 16 East St.; Isaac Gordon, B.A.; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 199. On Call| John Comerford, Pres., Bolton; James F. Farragher, S.T., 31 Pearl St. STATE, CITT AND TCWN EMPKJffiES NO. U6 (See Fraraingham) STEELWORKERS OF AMERTCA NO. 2828 (Wickwire Spencer Div., Colorado Fuel & Iron Coip.). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Liberty Club, 201 Church St.; Roy Winn, R.i>., { ! 31 Nelson St.; Elvio Panni, F.S., li?3 East St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. U623 (Wickwire Spencer Div., Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.) (Clerical and Technical). First Mon,, 5.l5 P.M., Liberty Club, 201 Church St.; John P. Lavelle, Pres,, 110| East St.; Dante J. Lepore, F.S., 5U0 Western Ave., West Boylston. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. Iu59 (Wovencraft, Inc.). On Call; Thomas Reardon, Pres., 221 Greeley St.; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchburg, TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMHIICA NO. 1359 (Miron Mills). First Sun., 7 P.M., Savoia Hall, 61 Mechanic St.; James F. Gleason, Pres., Mount View Rd.; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchburg. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 3?7. Uth Tlies., Liberty Club, 201 Church St.; Napthew Donnini, F.S.T., lu Barrett St.; Daniel Downey, B.A., 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. COHASSET LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3783. On Call; Frederick Piepenbrink, Pres., 150 No. Main St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Helen F. McLaughlin, Sec, 39 Smith PI, 67 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS CONCORD j CARPENTERS NO. 1593. First Thurs,, DePaola Studio, 3 Main St.; George Douglass, Pres., Tsylor Rd., Stovj Edward Gallagher, B.A. LETTER CARRIERS NO. IIW (West Concord). On Call; Alex MacEachem, Pres., Main St., West Concord; Robert Harvest, R.S., 7 Frances St., West Concord. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1187. On Call; Thomas F, Fitzpatrick, Pres., 2U Cottage St., West Concord; Anthony Pagano, R.S., 11 Bedford St. HOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. U66 (Concord Foundries, Div. of Scott & Williams) On Call, 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Conmomiealth Ave., West Concord; George A. Simoneau, F.C.S., 20 Adams Ave., Lowell; Hardy D. Wilson, B.A., Rm. 0, 321 Tremont St., Boston. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U29 (Mass. Correctional Institution). Uth Tues., Officers Rm. at Institution, Elm St., West Concord; Rodney Pearce, Sec, 2U2 Commonvealth Ave., West Concord; James Hollenkasp, B.A., 22U Commonwealth Ave., West Concord. D A L T N LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2031. On Call; Fred P. Darby, Pres., 39 Field St.; Edwin J. Culver, F.S., 28 Florence St. D A N V E R S CARPENTERS NO. lllUi. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, Cherry St.; Joseph Chaves, F.S., 6U Forest St., Saugus; Edward Thompson, B.A., 238 Essex St., Beverly; Bus. Off., 8^ Front St., Salem, Tel. Pi U-3395. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 270 (CBS-Hytron) . Uth Ilies., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 39 Maple St., Tel. Sp U-5100; Marcelle MacFarlane, R.S., 110 Bayview Ave., Salem; Ralph T. Burns, B.A., 6^ Folder Ave., Beverly. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 700 (State Hospital Employees). 2nd Tues., Employees Cafeteria, Main Bldg. at Hospital, Hathome; Robert A. Noel, S.T., Glendale Rd., West Boxford; Howard V. Doyle, B.A., 22 Beacon St., Boston. ^ ^ ^ STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1098 (Town Employees). 2nd Thurs., U.15 P.M., Electric Light Station, Holten St.; Jeremiah Minihan, Pres., 8 Engersoll St»j Walter Collins, R.S.T., 12 Trask St. D E D H A M BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, CEMENT MASOJS AND PLASTERERS NO. U2. 2nd Mon., I.O.O.F, Hall, High St.; Edward Cleary, C.S., U9 Richard St.; Roy White, R.S.,B.A., Highland St., Canton. ENVELOPE VJDRKERS, EEDHAM (See Printing Pressmen No. 52U) GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12269 C^ee Boston) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 76U. On Call, Monthly, U P.M., Post Office, High St.; Daniel Horgan, Pres., 636 Dudley St., Dorchester. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1172 (Dedham-Needham Transit Lines). 2nd Mon., 5 Sanderson Ave.; John J. Barrett, Pres., U91 Great Plain Ave., Needhamj Julius A. Weber, F.S.T., 176 Curve St., East Dedham. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 139U (IND). On Call; Philip Caroselli, Pres., 96 Clark St.; Robert Hubbell, S.T., 23 Blueberry Hill. PRINTINO PRESSMEN NO. 52U (Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union) (Boston Envelope Co.). 2nd Tubs., 8.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Eastern Ave.; Francis Jordan, Pres., B.A. , 2$ Houston Ave., Milton; Robert S, Sick, £>.T., 163 Providence Hghwy,, Islington. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Myra J. Shea, Sec, 25 Roxanna St., Hyde Park. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6. On Call; Manuel Portugal, Pres., li!l School i>t,, Stoughton; Arthur Jores, S.T., 6 Regent St., Readville. 68 , LOCAL IABC« UNICNS DOUGLAS TEXTILE WORKERS UNIC») OF AMERICA NO. 267 (Hayvard-Schueter Woolen Mills, Inc., East Douglas). On Call; Alfred Heel, Pres., Morrison bt., Oxbridge; Kenneth G. Hutchins, B,A., 393 ^est St., Walpole. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 626 (Hayward Woolen Co., East Douglas). Uth Sun., 10,30 A.^i., Union Hall, Main St., East Douglas; Joseph Chupka, t'res. North St., Medfieldj Kenneth G. Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St., Waipole. DUDLEY FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2U9U1 ^See WEBSTER) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPEHWORKERS , UNITED NO. UbO (West Dudley Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Firemen's Hall, Quinebaug, Connecticut; Stanley J. Ziotnick, Pres., 37 Dresser St., Webster; Frank W. Durfee, F.S.T.,R.F.D. 1, Southbridge. EAS THAMPTON CARPENTERS NO. 1372. Uth Fri., Kulaski Haxl, 79 Maple St.; Hairy Chicone, Pres., Oliver St.; WilHam Tunis, R.S.,B.A., 51 Mt. Tom Ave. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGMATED NO. $23 I Le snow Mfg. Corp.). Bi-Weekly, Mon., Puiaeki Hall, 79 Maple St.; tvelyn Drawniak, i'res., 17 i'leasant Green; Herman Greenberg, B.A. EIECTKICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 210 (Nickel Cadmium Battery Corp.). First Tues. , American Legion Home, 190 Pleasant St.; Edward Morceau, Pres.; Shirley Viiiaien, R.S,, 30 Holyoke St. NO. 273 (Hampden Specialty Products Co., Inc.). First Sun., at Bus. Off., Pulaski Hall, 79 Maple St.; Donald F. Santaniello, Pres., 62 Brigge St.; Frank Dubiel, S.T., 16U Everett St. NO. 276 (Advertising Corp. of Anerica). First Tues., 12.30 P.M., American Legion Home, 190 Pleasant St.; Wilfred Thibodeau, fres., 3 Grant St.; Annette Boucher, F.S.T., 17 burner St.; Bus. Off., Ionic Hall, Main St., Tel. 235U. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 969. On Call; Ernest Lafotintain, Pres., 3 Princeton Ave.; Lawrence King, R.S., UU Holyoke St. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 3557. On Call; Henry S. Zuczek, S.T., 17 Davis St, TExnLE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 775 (Hampton Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sun., Pulaski Hall, 79 Maple St.; Arthur S. Cleary, Pres., Rocky Hill Hd., Amherst; Anna Sullivan, Dir.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 21, U73 Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. E A S T N LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3615 (North Easton). James H. Healey, S.T., 6 Seaver St., No. Easton. STEEUv'OPKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2782 (Bexcher Maxleable Iron Co.). 2nd Tues., h P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Foundry St.; Alton E. Murphy, Pres., 20 Windsor Ave., Brockton; Joseph O'Neil, b.T., Il8 Belmont St., Taunton. E R V I N G PAkERMAKERS AND PAPEHWORKERS, UNITED NO. 59U (Pioneer Valley) (Erving Paper Mills, Inc.)v, 2nd Sun., 7.3U P.M., Reynolds Hldg., So. Main St., Orange; Dale W. Lewis, Pres., 115 Fountain St., Orange; Robert Pollard, F.s.'i'., Iu66 So, Main St., Athol. ESSEX STATE, COUNT! AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOlfEES NO. 653 (Essex County Eirployees). Eugene F. Langan, Pres., 9 Suffolk Ave., Swampscott; Ralph A. Woodbury, 'Treas., 3U Maple St., Middle ton, 69 LOCAL LABCHl UNIONS EVERETT CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. 57 (Monsanto Chemical Co.j, 3rd Wed., James I. Johnson Det. Haxl, Etroadway; Thomas F. Sullivan, Pres., 29 Bucknam St.; Christopher McGrath, F.b.T., Ik Maple Ave., Woburnj Bus, off., Rm. 11, hW Broadway. CITif EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Enroloyeesj CaJSIRUCTION WORKERS, UNTIED NO. 810 (U.M.W.) (IND) (The Coleman Co.). Otto Hartman, Admin., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston. EVERETT REFINERY INnEPENDENT UNICN (Esso Standard Oil Co.). 3rd lUes., 7.30 I'.M., Recreation Rm., 30 Beacham St.j Richard L. Courtenay, t^es., U2 rt.1 Ave., Greenwood; Wiiliaun E. Williams, S.T., 32 Concord St., Charlestown. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 231U9 (L.J. Barwood Mfg. Co.). On Call, Italo-Balbo Club, West bU; Eleanor Miller, Pres., 1 Winthrop Pk., Maiden j Sophie Martin^ F.S., 6 Williams t>t. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 235U5 (Monsanto Ctemical Co. Watchmen). On Call; James J. McCullough, Pres., 2a Coolidge Rd., Wobum; Jacob J. Ellis, F.S.T., l6l Salem St., Wobum. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 86U. 3rd Thurs., 38u Broadway; Harry P. Lacey, Pres., 69 Preston St.; Frank Mitton, Treas., 53 Mt. Washington St. GAS AND BI-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 120U1 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Koppers Co., Inc., Tar Products Div.). 2nd T\ies., U.30 P.M., Locker Rm. at Plant, Bea- cham St.; Louis Marino, Pres., U7 Madison Ave., Chelsea; Carlo Ragguci, B.A., U7 Hosmer St. GAULIN EMPLOYEES UNION (IND) (Manton & Gaulin Mfg. Co., Inc.). On Call (Jan., Apr., Sept., Nov.), U.30 P.M., Moose Hall, 7 Ferry St.; Victor Mascoll, Pres., 2a Rockland St., Roxbury; Howard W. Vidito, R.S.. US Orchard St., Maiden. KYANIZE SHOP ASSOCIATION (IND) (Kyaniee Paints, Inc.). Quarterly (Jan., Apr., July, Oct.), U.05 P.M., Locker Rm. at Plant, Hh Second St.; John Woods, Pres., 37 Greenhalge Ave.; Charles Florentine, Tteas., U5 Upham St., Maiden. OIL, CHEMICAL AND AT»IIC WORKERS, INT«L.: NO. la-283 (Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates). 2nd Mon., V.F.W. Hall, Broadway; Chester R. Gamby, R.S., 65 Jefferson Ave., J. Leo Mahoney, F.S., Box K, Chelsea. NO. lli-289 (Allied Chemical & Dye Co., Barrett Div.). First Mon., ii3 Autumn St.; Daniel Dwyer, Pres., U3 Autumn St.; William A. Gallope, F.S.T., 20 Essex St., Cambridge. NO. lU-323 (Carpenter-Morton). Last TVies., 5 P.M., Veteran Firemen's Hail, Second St.; Carl Mansfield, Pres., 965 Broadway, Chelsea; John J. HLake, Jr., B.A., 58 Gale St., Maiden. NO. 1U-U22 (West Paint & Varnish Co.). First Mon., 5 P.M., Amvets Hall, 176U Revere Beach Pkwy.; Edward Fisher, Pres., 22 Mountain Ave., Saugus; John J, Blake, Jr., B.A., 58 Gale St., Maiden. NO. Iu-U8l (BrL-Mar Paint Co. J. 2nd Mon., 5.15 P.M., Veteran Firemen's Hall, Second St.; fbbert F. Glavin, Pres., 10 Reed Ave.; John J. Blake, Jr., B.A., 58 Gale St., Maiden. PAINTERS NO. UOO. 3rd Wed., Veteran Firanen's Hall, Second St.; VJalter Sampson, R.S., 66 E, Wyoming Ave., Melrose; Herbert F. Elliott, F.S.T., 35 St. James St., Roxbury. RETAIL, WHOIESALE AND DEPARTNEN T S TORE EMPLOYEES NO. 580-A (Playthings, Jeweliy and Novelty Wkrs.) (Novelty Paper Wkrs.) (Metropolitan Lithograph & Publish- ing Co.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hail, Everett Sq.; Edna Thomits, Pres., U Pine St., Lynnfield; Thomas J. Leone, N.K. Dip.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Leom. U-653U. RETAIL, WHOI£SALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 585-A (Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Wkrs.) (Boslea VvTcrs. ) (Bunny Bear, Inc. J. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Italo Balbo Club, West St.; Albert Shea, Pres., 102 Walnut St., Somerviile; Thomas J. Leone, N.ti, Dlr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tat. Leom. U-653U. 70 LOCAL lABOR UNIONS EVERETT - Concl'd . STATE, CODNTT AND MUWICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 6U7 (School Department;. First Tues., 7.30 t-.M., Km. 2, Senior High School, ttroadway; Herbert Hush, Pres., 15 Morris St.; Fred D, Gibson, Treas., 21 Baldwin Ave. NO. 895 (Public Works Department;. 3rd Wed., 5 P.M., City Yard, E. Elm St.j George Corcoran, Pres., 281 Chelsea St.; William i>chegal, S.T., U2 Chestnut St, NO. 13U3 (Public Welfare Department). 2nd Wed., U P.M., hm. 28, Municipal Bldg., UB E. Elm St.; William S. U'Keefe, Pres., 22 Dean St.; Sarah Herbert, Treas., 8 Bryant ^t. SIEELWORKERS OF AMERICA: NO. 2U31 (Market Forge Co. - Arrov Metal Prods. Co. J. 3rd Fri., Marine Corps League, U25a Broadway; Nathan Freedman, R.S., bU Hawthorn St., Chelsea; B. Washington, F,S., 81 Glendale St. NO. 2825 (Shamoon Ind.j. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Veteran Firemen's Hall, Second St.; Joseph Flaherty, Pres., 252 Salem St., Wobum; Kenneth C. Johns- ton, F.S., 176 Bucknam St. NO. 3932 (Sexton Can Co.). 2nd Mop., Veterans Hall, Second St.; Vincent Garofalo, Pres., 27 Linwood Ave., Melrose; Ann Bartolo, h.S., 6 Perry PI. FAIRHAVEN rEDERAL LABOR ONION NO. 239U7 (Atlas Tack Corp.). First Sun., Hecreation Hall, at Plant, Pleasant St.; William Tate, Pres.,B.A., 69 No. Sumner St.; Dennis Marshall, F.S.T., 223 Myrtle St., New Bedford. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1708. On Call; Edwin J. McQuillan, Pres., 39 Laurel St.; William Gallagher, S.T., 16 Garrison St. POST OFFICE CI£RKS NO. 2i02 (IND). On Call, Mon., 12 Noon, Km. 7, Post Office; Woodland B. Drake, Pres., 6l Hacker St.; John H. Tripp, K.F.S., 37 William St» FALL RIVER MIODIZERS UNION, FALL RIVER (IND) (Anodizing Co. of N.h-., Inc.). Bi-monthly, 2 P.M., Ponta Delgada Patriots Club, Shove St., No. Tiverton, Khade Island; Mamel Travassos, S.T., 65 Clement St.; Philip Goltz, Atty., Rm. 2, 130 So. Main St. BARBERS, JOURNETMEN NO. 331. Last Mon., Granite Block Barber Shop, 30 A St.; Charles McCloskey, Pres., Liii2 Third St.; Arthur A. Gauthier, S.T., 30 A St. BAHIENDERS NO. 99. First Sun., 11 A.M., Musicians Hall, U2 Pleasant St.; Charles J. Cavanaugh, S.T., 92 Warren St.; John A. Cleary, B.A. , 326 Colum- bia St. BREWERY WORKERS NO. 137 (Enterprise Brewing Co.). 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 2ia Bedford St.; Thomas E. Kennedy, Pres., Williams St.; Armand T. Cousineau, F.b., 20 Albion St. BRICKUYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 11. First Mon., 2nd Fl., Horton Bldg., 15U No. Main St.; Charles Hannaway, C.S., 166 Maple St.; Thomas Abbott, F.S., 75 Mott St, BUILDING LABORERS NO. 610. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 136 Second St., Tel. Os 3-0080; Serafin Rodriques, Pres., 1693 Riverside Ave., Swansea; Manuel Medeiros, S.T.,B.A., 205 Fountain St, :ARPENTERS no. 1305. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2U1 Bedford St., Tel. Os 2-6612; Charles E. Trainor, F.S., 59 Holland St.; Ernest A. Dion, B.A., 7 Ronald Ave., Somerset. 2EMETERY WORKERS NO. 683. First Mon., 7.30 r-.M., 32 Sixth St.; Urban Carpentier, Pres., 50-B Hillside Manor; Leonard Ferreira, R.F.S., 186I No, Main St. CITY EMPLOYEES NO. III8 (See State, County and Municipal En?5loyees) 71 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS RIVER - Cont'd . I FALL CLOIHING VORKKRS, AMaLjAMATED NO. 177. First Wed., 7.30 f.M., at Bus. Off., 1U2 Second St., Tel, Os >0U8l} Elinor Souza, F.S.; Alvaro Ferreira, B.A., U5U Tower St, CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 376. First Wed., 7.30 F.M., at Bus, Off,, 1U2 becond St., Tel. Os 3-01i8lj Elinor Souza, F.S.j Alvaro Ferreira, B.A., U5U Tover st, DRAWING-IN, KNOT TIERS AND WAkf TWISTERS ASSN. (See Textile Workers, Independent) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U37. Uth Fri., at Bus. (Jff., 5 Anawan St., Tel, Os U-2U32; Jeffrey O'Brien, Pres., 20 Richmond St,j George H. Cottell, Bus, Mgr. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-1U65 (Fall River Electric Light Co.). 2nd Thurs,, Unity Club, 5 Anawan tit,j Henry J, Paul, Jr., R.S., 201 Dillon Lane, Swansea; George Barnes, Bus. Mgr., 160 Mt. Pleasant St. ENGINEERS, HOISTTNG AND PORTABLE (See Boston) FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 21U93 (Textile Material Shippers and Clerks) (Arkwright Warehouse Corp.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, 627 So. Main St.j William Harnett, Pres., 26a Sunset Hillj Joseph Rivard, S.T., U6 McDonald St. FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 159. Bi-monthly, 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, 627 No. Main St.j Americo Ramos, Pres.,P.A., 183 Thomas St.j Darnel Lane, S.T., 2651 So. M-ain St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 178. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Gament Wkrs. Sq., Tel. Os i+-5762; Frederick Siems, Mgr. HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers No. 65) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 29 (Mervin Hat Corp.). 2nd Wed. (Feb., May, Aug., Nov.), Teamsters Hall, 136 Second St.; Beatrice D, Linhares, R.S.T., 533 Main Rd., Tiverton, Rhode Island; Frank Cynewski, B.A., U7 Main St., Amesbury. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 21 (John Hancock Insurance Co.). 3rd Mon., 11 A.^,, 38I4 tjpring St.; Francis McGreavy, S.T., 13 Bayview Ave., Tiverton, Rhode Island. LATHERS NO. 139. 2nd Mon., Republican Club, 31U Lindsey St.; Clarence E. Arm- strong, Pres., 158 Chatterton Ave., Somerset; Henry R. Marcoux, R.S.T., 5U Norfolk St. LEATHER GOODS, i-LASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 65 (Luggage Makers) (U.S. Trunk Co., Inc.). Uth Thurs., 7,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 136 Second St,; Manuel Morreira, Pres,, 138 Diman St.; Manuel Kedeiros, S.T., 592 Alden St, LETTER CARRIERS NO. 51. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Ladies Garment Wkrs. Hall, Garment Wkrs. Sq,; Francis J. PelletLer, R.S., 362 Westhill Ave., Somerset; Albert Nadeau, F.S., 60 Murray St, LOOMFIXERS (See Textile Workers, Independent) HOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. U8. 3rd Wed., Where Called; Ernest Allison, F.S., 3U Hood St.; Hardy Wilson, B.A. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1398 (Massey Coach Co.), On Call; Albert A. Francoeur, Pres., B.A. , 212 Robeson St.; Juel Silvia, F.S., 33U Hilton St., No. Tiverton, Rhode Island. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. U21;. On Call; George H, Sullivan, Pres,, lli2 Mill St., Newport, Rhode Island; Richard Ironfield, R.F.S., I88 Palmer St., Somerset. MUSICIANS NO. 216. 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., U2 Pleasant St., Tel, 08 8-5321; Alcide H. Breault, Pres., B.A. , 1161 Stafford Rd.; Edward J. Gahan, S.T., 2U0 Third St. PAINTERS NO. 75. First and Last Tues., at Bus. Off., 2hl Bedford St., Tel, Os 5-77U5; Thomas DeMarco, Pres., 7 Fruit St.; Philip Berube, F.S.,B.A., ia3 Jefferson St, PLUMBERS NO. 135. First Mon., 7,30 P.M., Garment Wkrs. Hall, Garment Wkrs. Sq.; Francis R. Roarke, Pres., 293 Kilbum St.; Daniel J. McCarthy, S.T.,B.A. POST OFFICE CI£RKS NO. 511. 3rd Tues., 8,30 P.M., Post Office, Bedford St.; Ellery Chase, Jr., Pres., IO86 Globe St.; Alvin C. McCallum, F.S., 396 Cypress St. 72 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FALL RIVER - Cont'd . POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 118. On Call; Nicholas J. Hurst, Pres,, U Rosedale St.j Hiomas Newbury, Jr., S.T., Terrace Ave., Tiverton, Rhode Island. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WDRKERS NO. ifil (J. & J. Corrugated BcK Corp.). 2nd Sat., 1.30 P.M., Hotel Mellen, 123 No. Main St.; George Rocha, Pres., 335 Biffinton St. j David Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire. RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 2097 (Railway Express AgencyJ. 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Hotel Mellen, 123 ^o. Main St.; T. L. Ticozin, R.S.T., 625 Durfee St.j Raymond R. Bachand, B.A., 101 Watuppa Ave., Somerset. RETAIL CI£RKS NO. 1325 (See New BedfordJ RETAIL, WHOI£SAI£ AND DEPARTMKT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 606. Joseph H. Honan, Pres., 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563. RUBBER WDRKERS NO. 26l (Firestone Industrial Products Co. J. Last Sat., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 5 Anawan St., Tel. Os U-0832; Antone L, Campos, Pres., 2I43 Broadwayj James Mello, Treas., 1U9 Grant St. SLASHER TENDERS AND HELPERS (See Textile Workers, Independent; STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1118 (City Eitployees;. First Ihurs., Hotel Mellen, 123 No. Main St. 5 Thomas C. Taylor, Pres., 67 Mason St.; Lauria Doucette, F.S.T., U2U County St. STEAMFITTERS NO. 6l;6. Uth Tues., Carpenters Haxl, 2ia Bedford St, j Richard M. Deane, Pres., 228 Purchase St.j Thomas T. Carreiro, F.S.T.,B.A., 895 Bed- ford St. STEREOTIPERS NO. 52. First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Where Called; Wilfred R. Maynard, Pres., Bedford St., LaJcevillej Robert C. Ailain, R.S.T., 2U Jenkins St., New Bedford. STREET RAIIWAI EMpLDYEES NO. 17U (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.;. First Mon., Musi- cians Hail, U2 Pleasant St.; Raymond V. Barrette, Pres., UO Kellogg St.j Victor A. Pellerin, R.S.T., 7U9 Wood St., Somerset. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 1398 (See Motor Coach Operators; TEAMSTERS, CHAUFreURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 526. Uth Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off,, 136 Second St., Tel. Os 2-38Ulj Herve A. Beianger, S.T., 550 Shirley Ave,, Somerset; Bemie Costa, B.A., 72I Oak Grove Ave, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Margaret V. Mercier, Sec, 68U Walnut St. TEI£PHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 22 (IND). First Fri., Eagles Hall, 520 Locust St.; James F, Smith, Pres.,B.A., 1067 Ray St.; Joseph L. Monaghan, F.S.T,, 38U Hood St. TERMINAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Bijou Restaurant, 162 No. Main St.; Nick Fusaro, Pres., 268 Oak Grove Ave,; Thomas White, R.S., 121 Winter St. TEXTIIE WDRKERS, INDEPENDENT: DRAWING-IN, KNOT TIERS AND WARP TWISTERS ASSOCIATION. 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., ftn. 3, U2 Pleasant St., Tel. Os 2-5781; Bernard Cartin, i^es., 199 Sunset Hill; Aldei Lachance, S.T.,B.A., 112 Osbom St. LOCMFHERS. First Sat., 2 P.M., Carpenters Hail, 2i4l Bedford St.; Donat Gagnon, Pres., 102 Melville St.; Charles P. Mullen, R.S.T.,B.A., 199 Sanford Rd., No. Westport; Bus. Off., tim. 5, 88 Pleasant St., Tel. Os 2-ia21. SLASHER TENEERS AND HELPERS. . 2nd Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, U2 Pleasant St., Tel. Os 2-5781; Joseph E. Desrosiers, Pres., 13U Tlittle St.; Aldei Lachance, F.S,,B.A., 112 Osbom St. TEXHLE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 19 (Lamport Converters; (Laii?)ort Co., Inc.) Last Mon., Bijou Hall, 162 No. Main St.; Lorraine G. Bruneau, Pres., 73 Spring St.; Hector rWbe, S.T., 32 Dussault St, TEXTIIE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 292 (Sterling Pile Fabrics;. Uth Sun., lu.30 A.M., Monte Pio Hall, 1905 So. Main St.; Frank Mello, Pres., 526 Montaup St.; Joseph Correira, S.T., I6U Mulberry St. 73 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FALL RIVER - Concl'd, TEXnLE WC«KERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOIE: All locals meet 3rd Sun,, Masonic Temple, 150 No. Main St. j Edward F. Doolan, Mgr.; Bus. Off., 38U Spring St., Tel. Os 2-3U01. NO. 1057 (Cotton Goods) (Border City Mfg. Co.). Joseph Camara, Pres.j Carmen Goyette, R.S. NO, 1201 (Ashworth Bros., Inc.). Norman Connell, i'l^s.j Robert Benton, R.S. NO. 120U (Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. - Plant "A"). Alfred Correia, Pres. NO, 1205 (Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. - Flant "B"). Manuel Tavares, Pres.j Henry Rapoza, R.S. NO, 1207 (Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. - Plant "E"). Manuel Andrade, Pres.j Eliza Krynoski, R.S, NO. 1208 (Fall River Quilting Co.). Peter Sliwa, Pres. NO. 1209 (Dover Stairping Co.). Manuel Cardoza, Pres.j Manuel Camara, R.S. NO. 1210 ^Foster Spinning Co.). Henry Quay, Pres.j Louis Martin, Jr., R.S. N0» 1213 (High Point Paper Box Co.). Peter Ayala, Pres.j Eva Levasseur, R.S. NO. 1217 (MaplewDod Tarn Mills, Inc.). Frank Hanriques, Pres.j Rose Stubbs, R.S. NO. 1223 (Sagamore Mfg. Co.). Joseph Viveiros, Jr., Pres.j Ernest Monreira, R.S. NO, 122li (textile By-Products Co.). Theodore Correira, Pres. NO. 1225 (Arkwright Finishing Corp.). Blanche DeCosta, Pres.j Michael Torchia, R.S. NO. 1226 (Duro Finishing Corp.). John Souza, Pres.j Rene Cheque tte, R.S. NO. 1227 (Newport Finishing Corp.), Alvin Almeida, Pres.j Everett Carvalho, R.S. NO, 1229 (Plymouth Printing Co., Inc.). Kenneth Ratcliffe, Pres. NO. 1230 (Riveredge Printers). William Darcy, Pres. NO. 1232 (Velveray Corp.). Fred Aldrid, Pres.j Alfred Walton, R.S. ISEATRICAL STACE EMPIDIEES NO. 57. Dennis Donegan, Sec, P.O. Box 291. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLDIEES NO. U2li (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 161. First Fri., Carpenters Haxl, 2U1 Bedford St. j Charles H, Cumnings, Pres,, 182 Blackstone St.j Ernest Mellor, S.T,, k5$ Coggeshall St, UPHOI£TERERS NO. 79 (Upholsterers and Furniture Wkrs.) (Harvey Probber Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Garment Wkrs. Hall, Garment Wkrs. Sq.j Thomas Lester Garlick, R.S,, 51 Last St.j Daniel Downey, B.A. UTTUTI VORiiERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 382 (Fall River Gas Co. Plant), Last Fri., Miguil Hall, Bay St.j Albert J. Rocheford, Pres,, I8I Crawford St.j John Ayre, F.S.T., 927 Stafford Rd. UTILITT WOBKERS UN1CW OF AMERICA NO. 396 (Montaup Electric Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Franco-American Hall, 32 Sixth St. j James F. Femandes, R.S,, 120 Moore St.j Leonard J. Berube, Treas., 133 Fenner St. VEB PRESSMEN NO. 32. On Callj Owen C. McKenna, Pres.j Douglas E, MaoRae, S.T,, 26 Roberta Dr., West B&rrington, Rhode Island. FALMOUTH GOVERNMENT EMPLDIEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 11U2 (Otis Air Base). 2nd Ihurs., 7 P.M., Bbume Memorial Community Bldg., Main St., Buzzards Bayj Elkanah C, Monteiro, Pres., 7 Seipet St., So, Canrer. TELEPHONE mAFFIC WORKHiS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Cape Cod Group). Sarah A. Sydell, Sec, Main Rd,, Woods Hole. FITCHBURG BAKERS (See Worcester) BARBERS, JOORNEIMEN NO. 28u. Uth Tues., Building Trades Hail, 3 E&y St.j Alfred Mittola, Pres., 320 AJbree St.j Anthony Pelullo, S.T,, 27 Fulton St, Tk LOCAL LABCm T3NI0NS FITCHBURG - Cont'd , BARTENDERS NO. 97. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Building Trades Hall, 3 Day St.; Joseph L. Ihibault, Pres., 97 Appleton Circle; Earl C. Chisholm, F.S.T., B.A., 51 Kingman St., Liinenburg. BRICKLAYERS, MASOIS, J^LASTERERS AND TILE SETTERS NO. 19. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Hd,; Vernon McGrath, Pres., 122 Sanborn St.; Enzo L. Moretto, F.S,,B.A., Linda St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 39. 3rd Tues., Building Trades Hail, 3 Day St.; Carl A. Mazzilli, F.S.T., 35 Mt. Vernon St.; Joseph L. Carbone, B.A., 177 Belmont St, CARPENTERS NO. 778. First and 3rd Ihurs., Eagles Hall, 22 Grove bt,; Thomas Phalen, Pres.,B.A., 1307 Rindge Rd.; Clyde Bemler, F.b., Ik East St. CITY EMPLOYEES NO. 8IO (See State, City and Town i^nployees; CLOnUNG WDRKEHS, AMALGAMATED NO. 309 (Asher Co. J. 2nd Mon., Bi-monthly, 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 22 Grove St.; Charles Vaiera, Pres., U2 5 Water St.; Arthur Pace, B.A., 7 Main St., Leominster. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L, NO. 286 (General Electric Co.). Quarterly, Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 22 Grove St., Tel. 3-7812; George W, Lavoie, Pres., Rangren Rd., Rt. 28; Laurier W. Michaud, F.S.T, EIZCmiCAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORXERS, INT'L. NO, 290 (Independent Locic Co.). Quarterly, Uth I\ies., at Bus, Off., 22 Grove St., Tel. 2-0552; Thomas A, Quinn, Pres., Gate House Hd., Westminster; Bernard L. Bouvier, h.S., 61 Rainville Ave. EIZCTRICAL WORKERS NO. 256. First Thurs., Building Trades Hall, 3 Day St.; Charles Granskl, Pres., 85 Olney St., Gardner; Clarence J. Durkin, R.S,, Bus. Mgr., 530 Milk St, ENGINEERS, IDCOMDnVE NO, 191 (IND) (B & M Railroad). First inin., 10 A.M., Red- men's Hall, 21 Union i^t.; Daniel Freeman, Ch. Eng., Prospect St., Lunenburg; Everett R, Chase, S.T., 231 Main St., Maynard, FIREMEN, LDCOMDHVE NO. lao (IND) (B & M Railroad). First Sun., 7.30 P.M., Building Trades Hall, 3 Day St.; Richard F. Benere, Pres., 513 Mechanic St.; William E. Perkins, R.F.S., Arbor St., Lunenburg. GARMENT WORKERS, UDIES NO. 36O (See Clinton) I£AIHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 83. Bi-monthly, First Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Clarendon St.; Albert J. Fiore, Pres., 91 Birch St.; Raymond Dooley, B.A. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 16. First Thurs., Marconi Hail, Birch St. Passvay; Hector Begnoche, Pres., Baker St.; Russell Huse, R.F.S., 83 Marshall St. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLDYEES NO. 160 (B & M Railroad). First fri.. Hotel Ray- mond; Ralph P. Waish, Pres.,B.A., 16 William St.; Edward A. Kiahoney, F.S.T., 120 Pleasant St. , Leominster. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 1U7. 3rd TUes., Polish American Hall, Ik Hale St.; Clarence T. Cronin, Pres., Payson St.; David E. McGum, F.S.,C.tt., lu Felton St, MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO, 690 (Fitchburg & Leominster St. R^. Co.). 2nd Thurs., Redmen's Hall, 2l Union St.; Russell Buck, H.S., U3U Pearl Hill Rd.; Alex- ander Svolis, S.T., 92 Maverick St, MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS (See Theatrical Stage Employees) MUSICIANS NO. 173. 2nd Sun. (Mar., June, Sq)t.,Dec.), 3 P•^-., Turner Hall, h Frankfort St.; Edwin Holt, rt-es., Fairview Ave., Ashburnham; Robert A, Schreiner, B.A., 150 Boutelle St. PAINTERS NO. 175. 2nd and Uth Mon., Building Trades Hall, 3 Day St.; George E. Hughes, R.S., 52 Cabot St.; Luke F. Mclnemey, B.A., 7^ Lunenburg St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED: NOTE: Ralph W, LeMay, B.A., 17 Harugari St. NO. 12 (Fitchburg Paper Co.), Uth Sun., 7 P.M., Fitchburg Paper Recreation Club, 716 River St.; John Wininskl, Pres,, 719 Weslaninster Hill Rd,; Kenneth Backholm, F.S,T,, 7U5 River St, 75 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FITCHBURG - Concl'd . FAPERMAKERS AND PAPERt/ORKERS, UNITED - Concl'd.: NO. 358 (Rollstone Local) (Louis DeJonge Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., American Legion Haj.1, Daniels St.; Camillo F. Rota, Pres., 8l Fairview St.j Emest R. Tellier, F.S., 23 Russeil St. NO. 372 (WachusettJ (Crocker Burbank & Co. Assn.). 3i*d Sun., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd.j William P. Hxirley, Pres., 152 Highview St.; John McNamara, F.S.T., Phillips St. PLUMEERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 92. 2nd Wed., Building Trades Hall, 3 Day St.j Harold R. Corkum, F.S.T.,B.A., 127 Warren St. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 2730. On Call, Bi-monthly, Post Office, Elm St.; James Cunningham, Pres., Warren St.; Lewis E. Fletcher, S.T., 63U Ashby i>t. Rd, PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 292 (Sentinel Printing Co.). On Call; Ervin W. Gray, S.T., Chase Rd., Ibwnsend. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 93 (IND) (B &M). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Building Trades Hall, 3 ^y St.; Robert J. Boudreau, Pres., Rennie St., Lunenburg; John W. Morrissey, Treas.,B.A., 172 Myrtle Ave. RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 106 (B & M and Acme Fast Freight). 3rd Tues., ailt. Hotel Raymond, Fitchburg and V.F.W. Hall, Gardner; George J. Goguen, F.S., 12 Jean St., Gardner; Oscar L. Derderian, Local Ch., 112 Pacific St, SHOE WORKERS OF AMERTCA, UNTIED NO. 2U3 (Comfort Slipper Corp.). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., Polish-American Club, 16 Hale St., Tel. Fi 3-9571; Alfred L. Lussier, R.S., 8U Union St., Leominster; Michael A, DeMartino, S.T., 71 King St. STATE, CITT AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. BlO (iND) (Ci-ty Enployees) (Public Works and Cemetery Departments). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Water Dept., 78 River St.; Albert Gailien, Pres., Intervale Rd.; Guy B. Allen, S.T., Harris Rd., Ashby. SOREET RAILWAY EMPI0YEES NO. 690 (See Motor Coach Operators) TELEPHCWE mAFFTC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (DJD). Mary R. O'Dfea, Sec, 85 MyrUe Ave. lELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Suburban Group Local). Anna J. Lyon, Sec, 162 Spring St., Winchendon. TELEPHONE TORKERS INT'L. NO. 6 (IND). 2nd Mon., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd. ; Francis Dignam, Pres., 379 North St.; Harold Thon^json, F.S., 1039 Main St., Leominster. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 278 (Fitchburg Yam Co.). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 22 Grove St.; Joseph Zirpolo, Pres., 31 Cliff St.; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St. TEXniE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1307 (Watatic-Wachusett Spinning Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 3 ^.M., Eagles Hall, 22 Grove St.; Gilbert Bedard, Pres., 116 Leighton St.; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 9$ Melrose St. THEATRICAL STAGE EI4PI£)IEES AND MOVING PICIURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. B6. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., 3 Day St.; George J. Collette, Pres., klU Main St., Gardner; William A. Mcran, F.S.,B.A., l;9 Forest St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 623. First Mon., 7.15 P.M., Sentinel Bldg., 808 Main St.; Frank A. Cou^lin, Jr., Pres., 70 Pine St.; George Bishop, S.T., 680 Blossom St. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 322 (Charlton Fumiture Co., Inc.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 22 Grove St.; Richard R. Linde, Pres., 2 Highland Ct., c/o Edward Morin; Daniel Downey, B.A,, 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. UTTLIIY WORKERS OF N.E. NO. 3uO (INDJ (Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co.). 3rd Mon., Redmen's Hall, 21 Union St.; John E. Rafferty, Pres., B.A. , Brown Ave., lAinenburg; Aime L'Abbe, S.T,, lxU$ Rollstone St. FOXBOROUGH LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2U96. On Call; Douglas M. Foster, Sec, 7 Garfield St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 691 (Foxboro State Hospital). 2nd Wed., Canteen at Hospital, Payson Rd. ; Forrest Faulkner, Pres., Box 12; George Haley, b.T., Box 268. 76 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS FRAMINGHAM AUTOMCffllU; WORKERS, DNITED NO, 1^22 (Analgamated; . 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 32 South St., Tel. Tr 2-OlUl; Donald F. Ephlin, Pres., 9 Summit St.j Francis D. KacDonald, F.S.T., 17 Guadalcanal Kd. BARTENEERS (bee Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BRICKLAIERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 51. First and 3rd V.ed., Italian-AuBrican Vete Hall, 36 South St.j Danny Falone, F.S., 1U7 Hartford St.; William Foster, Bus. Rep., Old Lancaster Rd., Sudbury. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 609. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 671i Waverly St., Itel, Tr 3-7162 J James V, Merloni, Pres., 191 Fountain tit., Ashland; Philip Ottaviani, S.T.,B.A., 13 Seminole Ave, CARPENTERS NO. 860. First and 3rd Mon., I.O.O.F, Hall, 50 Hollis St.; Francis G. Pray, R,S., k Colby PI., Saxonville; Valentine Codding, B.A., Cterry St., Ashland. GARMENT WDRKERS, LADTES NO. 313. First Hon., 6 P.M., Portuguese Hail, Irving St.; Josephine Belli, H.5., 57 Cypress St.; Isaac Gordon, E.A.; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Ttel. Ha 6-935U. GAS AND BT-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.K.V.) (See Worcester) HATIERS, CAP AND MILLTNERI WORKERS NO. 75 (Framii^ham Hat Corp.). 2nd Ihurs., Italian-American Vets Hail, 36 South fct,; Rita M. Tosches, Sec, U5 Pearl St., Milford; Edwin Erwin, B.A., 9 Hamilton Rd., Woburn. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 887. Bi-monthly, First Sun., 9 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Pearl St.; Priscilla H. Heath, S.T., 109 Speen St., Natick; Sauiders V/ilbom, B.A., 86 Annunciation Hd., Roxbury. INSURANCE AGEWTS INT'L. NO. 192 (Prudential Insurance Co.). 3rd Fri., 11.30 A.M., Eagles Hail, Park St.; Charles F. Spinazola, Pres., 38 Fay Rd.j George F. Elson, S.T., 5 Park Ave., Natick. I£TTER CARRIERS NO. 33U. On Call, h P.M., Swing Rm., Post OffLce; Francis X. Mahoney, F.S., 26 Arthur St. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See Dlatrict Union No. 2, Natick) METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COMMISSIC»J EMPLOIEES (See State, City and Tbwn Employees No. hS) MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 620 (Boston, Worcester and New York St. Rwy.). Uth Wed., 10,30 A.M. and 8 P.M., Civic League Hail, 211; Concord St.; Frank A. Duca, Pr€s.,B.A., 11 Spring St.; Steven P. Slack, F.S.T., 3U Second St., Natick. MUSICIANS NO. 393 (Framlngham and Natick). First Mon., Rm. 20, Smith Bldg., Hollis St.; M. William Brooks, S.T., 30U Franklin St.; Ernest H. M-agrath, B.A., 5 Walnut St. PAINTERS NO. 563. 2nd and Uth Mon., Itaiian-American Vets Hall, 36 South St.; Ernest M. Empey, R.S,, Bus. Rep., Main ^t. , bherbom. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 890 (Uidlow Papers, Inc.) (Framingham Plant). Bi-monthly, 3rd Thurs., Columbus Hall, Fountain St.; William Brophy, R.S., 31 Wood Ave.; Edward Moore, B.A., 73 Trenont St., Boston. PLUMH3ffi AND STEAMFITTERS NO. Uij8. 2nd Wed., Civic League Hail, 211 Concord St.; Frank D. Hamm, F.S.T., 88 Essex St., Marlboro; Eugene BTme, B.A., 37 Charles St. POST OFFICE CRAFTSMEN NO. 2601 (IND). On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office, Franklin St.; Albert C. Ferrante, Pres., 37 Cove Ave.; James R. Ellsworth, S.T., 23 Eliot St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 528 (Framingham Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (Dennison Mfg. Co.). First Sat., 10 A.M., Union Club, U32 Vaverley St.; Warren L. Legee, Sr., Pres., E. A., US Harvard St., Natick; Harold Bacon, F.S.T., 89 Edmonds Rd. RAILROAD SI(3jAI/lEN NO. 127 (B & A). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., Italian-American Vets Hail, 36 South St.; Robert J. M^ran, Pres., 173 Main St., Ashland; F. L. Loughran, Gen. Ch., Ashburton Ave., Marshfield. RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP CIZRKS NO. 19U (NY NH and B & A). 3rd Mon., B & A Rail- road Station, Waverly St.; George H, Harrington, Pres., 13 Main St.; Robert M. Gassett, R.S.T., 29 Freeman St, 77 LOCAL LABOR DNICKS FRAMINGHAM - Concl'd, RUBBER, OORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASHC WORKERS NO. 52 (Hodgman Rubber Co.). 3rd Mon., 7.U5 i'.K., Sons of Italy Hall, 36 South St.; Fhilip W. Morse, i'res.,B.A., 31 Eames St.j Face Elkins, Treas., U03 Hollis St. STATE, CITY AND TDVJN EMPLOYEES NO. U6 (IND) (M.D.C. Esployees, Framingham and Clinton). 2nd Tues., Fayville Town Hall, Main St., Southboroj Edward Toohey, Pres.j Romeo Rovinelli, R.S., 25 River St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 711 (Mass. Correctional Institution). 2nd Wed., Recreation Rm., Staff House at Institution; Robert E. Byrne, Fres., 8 Cedar St., Hopkinton; Mary E. Fitzgibbon, Treas., 35 Paisley Pk., Dordiester. NO. 855 (Framingham Teachers College). First Mon., Wells Hall, 100 State St.; John J. Doyle, Pres., 17 Hill St., Clinton; Janes Ryley, Treas., 36 Hamilton St., Saxonviile. HO. 1009 (Public Works Foremen and Supervisors). Quarterly, Where Called; Harold Canty, Pres., 5 Clark Kd., So. Lynnfield; John T. Bums, S.T., 173 Bridge Rd., Florence. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Motor Coach Operators) TEIJEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Josephine M. Steele, Sec, 2lt5 Union St. , Ashland. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 19 (IND). First Fri., 8.15 F.M., Union House, Inc., 671i Waverly St.; B. A. Bartolini, H.S., 869 Concord St.; John J. Kinnamey, F.S.T., 9 Palmer Rd. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. Ii5 (Roxbury Carpet Co., Saxonviile). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., American legion Hall, Saxonviile; Albert C. Knapp, Pres., 20 Park Ave., Saxonviile; Kenneth G. Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St., Walpole. FRANKLIN CARPENTERS NO. 1230, First Fri., I.O.O.F. Hall, 18 Depot St.; Frederick Bassig- nani, R.S., ijO Cross St.; Arthur Woodward, S,T.,B.A., I35 Lincoln St. MOLEERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 378. 3rd Thurs., U.U5 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, I8 Depot St.; Joseph Feccia, C.R., 3U Grove St., Milford; Hardy Wilson, B.A.; Bus. Off., ftn. 8, 321 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-2392. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYIES NO. 1298 (Town Enployees). First Tues., UU Main St.; James Blackwood, Pres., lib E. Central St.; Ernest Revell, Treas., 211 Union St. STEELWORKERS NO. I4I2U (Thomson National Press). 3rd Mon., Garelig Bldg., hh Main St.; Ralph DeLucia, Pres., 73 Wachusett St.; James Beattie, B.A. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NO. 31 (Clark-Cutler-McDemott Co.). First Sun., IO.30 A.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 18 Depot St.; Joseph Antico, Pres., 7li Lewis St.; Kenneth G. Hutchins, B.A., 393 Vest St., Walpole. NO. U5U (American Felt Co.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., hh Main St.; Joseph Dickens, Pres., 76 Dean Ave.; Kenneth G. Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St., Walpole. NO. 1;98 (Franklin Woolen Co.). On Call; Lawrence Buck, Pres., 211i Union St.; Kenneth G. Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St., Walpole. NO. 580 (Buckley & Mann, Inc.). On Call; AObert C. Vozzella, Pres., 270 Beaver St.; Kenneth G. Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St., Walpole. GARDNER BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 99U. Last TUes., 7.30 P.M., 126 Parker St.; Frank Simkiewicz, Pres., 82 Conant St.; Arnold A. Dupuis, S.T., 37 Greenwood St. BARTENDERS NO. 275. First Sun., 11 A.M., Sk Main St.; Raymond Richard, H.S., 158 Parker St.; Joseph A. V. Perreault, S.T.,B.A., UU Pelley St. 78 LOCAL UBGR UNIONS GARDNER - Concl'd , BRICKLAYERS, mSGtiS AND PIASTERERS NO. hh. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 69 Fine St.; John N. Hill, Fres.,B.A., 21 Western Ave., Winchendon; John J. Hill, F.i.T., 12U Morse Ave., Winchendon. CARPENTERS NO. 570. First Tues., 7 F.M., 69 Fine St.j Malcolm C. Austin, F.H., Ji. 13h High St, J Thomas Phalen, B.A., 1037 Hindge Rd., Fitchburg. FURNITURE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 15U. First and 2nd Mon., Monthly and 3rd Wed., Quarterly, 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Main St., Tel. 1111; Grace B. Perry, R.C.S., U7 Partridge St.; Thomas H. Binnall. Bus. Mgr., 180 Greenwood St. KUNIHOLM MFG. CO., COUNCIL OF EMPKJYEES OF (IND). On Call; Harold B. Hill, Ch., 70 Baker St, LETTER CARRIERS NO. 7h7. Uth Fri., American Legion Hail, 22 Elm St.; George Lacasse, Pres., Walnut St., Baldvinsville ; Joseph E. Ward, F.S., 72 Main St. PAINTERS NO. 771. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., 69 Pine St.; Felix Kowlzan, PreE.,B.A., 81 Leamy St.; William E. Rosvall, F.S.T., 9 Coleman St, POST OPFICE CLERKS NO. 3U59. Uth Thurs., American Legion Hall, 22 Elm St.; Paul T. Driscoll, Pres., 69 Pelley t>t. ; Joseph A. Scerra, H.S.T., $0 Peabody St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 5i (DID) (City Employees). Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., 69 Pine St.; Marco A. Salerno, Pres., 20 Barthel Ave.; Cyrille P. Landry, S.T., 35 Clark St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1371 (State Hospital iimployees). 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., at Hospital, Laurel Bldg., East Gardner; John K. Kelly, Pres., 58 Lynde St.; Bibienne Paulhus, S.T., Boot u88. STEELWOHKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2893 (i?lorence Stove Co.). 2nd TJiurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 3x6 Central bt.; Frank D. Danisienka, F.S., 89 Pelley bt.; Michael Ryan, B.A., 27h Main St., Worcester. TEI£PHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Maryanne L. Nurad., Sec, Old Win- chendon Rd. , Otter River. UHLITY WORKERS OF N.E,, INC. NO. 337 (IND) (Worcester County Electric Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., St. Jean de Baptiste Hall, Main St., Leominster; Bernard J. Smith, Pres., 308 Elm St.; Raymond E. Dorval, S.T., 13 Walnut St., Win- chendon. GLOUCES TER BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 375. Last Thurs., 7,10 P.M., Moose Hall, Pleasant St.; William Burns, Pres., 18 Hancock St.; Manuel Andre, R.S., 278 Main St. BARTENEERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Eirployees) BOILERMAKERS, IRCW SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, DROP FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 1129. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Lebanon Club, Maplewood Ave.; George Christopher, Pres., 5 Puritan Ct.; Earl Holm, B.A., 102 Granite St., Rockport. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PUSTERERS NO. 21. First Wed., Carpenters Hall, 219 Main St.; Ronald Haimon, Pres., lU Hodgkins St.; Eino Johnson, K.S.T., 399 Essex Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 1263. First Tues., 7.30 F.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2, 219 Main St., Tel. 1227; Eugene H. Pommet, Pres., 6 Marble St.; Floyd L. Hannibal, F.S.T.,B.A., 38| Millett St. CARPENTERS NO. 910. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 F.M., at Bus. Off., 219 Main St., Tel. 1227; William K. Wilson, F.S., Englewood Rd., Magnolia; Edward W. Griggs, B.A,, Mussel Point. CHEMICAL WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 616 (LePage's, Inc.), 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Commun- ity Club, 8 Angle St.; Thomas J. Abrahamson, F.S., lu Addison St.; 'Ihomas Mullen, B.A. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, County & Municipal Employees No. 687; CLOTKENG WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (Branch of Boston Local No. 273; CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 689. 2nd Thurs., 7 F.M., Moose Club, 26 Pleas- ant bt. ; E. Ruth Mattos, S.T., 78 Centennial Ave.; Michael J. Armano, B.A., 2U Tyler Rd., No. Andover; Bus. Off., Rm. 309, 3l6 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. Mu 8-2036. 79 LXAL LABOR UNIONS QLOUCES TER - Copcl'd . FIRE FIGHTEKS NU. 762. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Central Fire Station, 8 School St, J Albert O'Donnell, Kres,, Naxly Ave. j Richard E. Morris, S.T., 32 Chapel St. H01KL AND RESTAURANT EMPIDYEES AND BARTBJDERS NO. 827. 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 2l9 Main St.j Albert G. Caruso, Pres., 215 Main St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 107. 3rd Wed., Seafood Wkre. Hall, Pearce St.; Everett Ercolani, Sec, lU Cedar St.; John M. Curley, F.S., 1 Morton Pi. MACHINISTS NO. IO83. First Tues., Gloucester Machine Shop, rear U8 Wharf St.; Lawrence E. Davis, R.S., ^ Taylor St.; John Jenkins, F.S.T., 128 Main St. MEAT CUTTER3 AND BUTCHER WORKMEN NO. 15 (Seafood Workers). 2nd Thurs., Carpen- ters Hall, 2V) Main St.; Clifford Brennan, K.S. T., 33 Mt. Vernon St.; Manuel F. Lewis, B.A., 6 Elwell St.; Bus. Off., Rm. ti, 201 Main St., Tel. 2UU. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1170 (Gloucester Auto Bus Co.). First Mon., 8.i5 P.M., U9 Bass Ave.; David R. Mackay, Pres.,B.A., 26 Highland St.; Russell P. Lowe, S.T., 10 Harrison Ave. MUSICIANS NO. 32U (Gloucester-Manchester). 2nd Sun. (Jan., May, Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec), 2.30 P.M., K. of C. Haxl, \xb Pleasant St.; Robert E. Bruni, Pres., 8 Harold Ave.; M, Clayton Cunningham, S.T., I9 Madison Sq. PAINTERS NO. 176. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 219 Main St., Ttel. ii2l8-J; Herbert C, White, R.S., 25 Millett St.; Edward W. Griggs, B.A., Mussel Point Rd. PLUMBEHS AND S TEAMFITTERS NO. ti82. 3rd Tues.; Robert Garrett, Pres.,B.A., 207 Granite St., Rockport. POST OP^FTCE GLhlRKS NO. 88 (IND). On Call, Monthly; Stanton Farrell, Pres., lOj Clarendon St.; Lester F, Mountain, F.S.T., 122 Maplewood Ave. HOST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICE MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. 25l (IND). 2nd Tues., U.30 f.M., Post Office; James H. Cunningham, Pres., 16 Myrtle Sq.; John H, Cu^y, S.T., 22 Eastern Ave. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 307. On Call, Post Office, Dale Ave.; Gardner H. Marchant, i^res., 13 Mystic Ave.; Robert T. Drohan, R.S.T., H. 102 East Main St. SEAFARERS (Fishermen) (Branch of Boston Local) SEAFOOD WORKERS (See Meat Gutters and Butcher Workmen No. 15) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPIDYEES NO. 687 (City En^jloyeee) (Public Works Dept.). 2nd Mon., V.F.W. Hall, lOU Main St.; Adolph Dennis, Pres., 8 Staten St. STREET RAIII/AY EMPLOYEES (See Motor Coach Operators) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKEHS, N.E. FED. (IND). Patricia M. Moody, Sec, 26 Elm St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 320 (IND). 2nd Thurs., Moose Club, 26 Pleasant St.; William M. Curley, Pres., 16 Millett St.; Russell F. Callahan, B.A., ll^ Abbott Rd. GREAT BARRINOTON CARPENTERS NO. 10^5. First and 3rd Tues., Daughters of Isabelle Hall, 17 Bridge St.; John T. Tryon, R.S., So. Egremont Rd.; Edwin H. Pratt, F.S.,B.A., 5U Castle St, LETTER CARRIERS NO. 921. On Call; William M. Keresey, R.S.T., 122 Castle St. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 650 (NY NH). Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Home, So. Main St.; John D. Vigezzi, F.S.T., 31 Gilraore Ave.; George Bartlne, B.A., 179 Prospect St., Lee. RAPERMAKKRS AND FAPEHWORKEJiS, UNI'lED NO. 58U (Monument Mountain) (Rising Paper Co.). 3r^ Sun., 7 P.M., Community Center, Main St., Housatonic; J. Mward Coleman, l^es., 28 Park St.; W. Roy Parsons, F.b., Fark St, TEXTEJJE WORKERS UNION OF AMEkICA NO. 1370 (Monument Mills, inc., Housatonlo). 3rd Sun., Community Center, Main St., Housatonic; William J. Adams, Pres., Park St., Housatonic; Henry Kullaa, Mgr. j Bus. Off., 38 Hoosac St., Adams, Tel. Adams 1300. 80 LOCAL LABOR ONIONS GREENFIELD BARTENDERS NO. 1U7. On Call; Roland Boissy, S.T., 15 Chestnut St., Turners Fails. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTEHEHS NO. 36. First Thurs., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.} James K. McCarthy, Pres.,B.A., 80 Ferrante Ave.j George V. Parody, Jr., H.F.S., K.F.D., Gill. CAHFENTEHS NO. Sk9. 2nd and Uth Mon., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.j Kobert E. Jubenville, Pres., 12 Maple St., Turners Falls; Joseph A. Muka, B.A., 2^3 Federal St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 27U (IND). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. off., Osgood St., Tel. pt 3-9519; Daniel Nadeau, Pres., Main St., Montague City; Mary Thompson, F.b., 170 Montague City Rd., Turners Falls. EIZCTRICAL WDRKERS NO. I6l. Last Thurs., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.; John J. Piank, Pres., 63 Cleveland St.; Alfred St. Peter, Ria . Mgr., Roaring Brook Rd., Conway. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 761. 2nd Fri., C.L.U. Haxl, 23 School St.; James E. Tucker, Pres., 660 Colrain M.; Harry K. Hodgeboom, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 62 James St. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE DIV. 112 (IND) (B & M Railroad). First wSun., 7 P.M., 31 Federal St.; William Gavin, F.S., 72 Parfc St., Turners Falls. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMM, LOCOMOTIVE NO. %9 (IND) (B & M Railroad). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.; E. N. bwinerton, R.S.T., 10 Marshall St.; J. H. Jangro, B.A., 81 Allen St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 261. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Hubert W. Townsend, S.T., 75 Haywood St. MACHINISTS NO. U8l (B & M Railroad). First Mon., 3.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.; Edi^ar Randall, R.S., 52 Silver St.; Allen Constantine, F.S., 25 Central St., Millers Falls. MAINTENANCE OF WAT EMPLOYEES NO. 3U7 (B & M Railroad). Quarterly, First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., St. Stanislaus Hall, K St., Turners Falls; Victor V. Smith, Pres., 11 Park St., Turners Falls; Walter J. Flis, S.T., 6 Mountain View St., Baldwinsville. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 1526 (B & M Bridge & Building). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., Where Called; George F. Richardson, Pres., 32 Oak Ct.; Thomas L. Briggs, Jr., 2U Phillips St. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATCKS (See Theatrical Stage Employees) MUSICIANS NO. 621. 2nd Mon., 7 i^-M., Band Hall, Bank Row; Jacob L. Alber, Pres., Oak St., Tbmers Falls; James K. McCarthy, S.T., US Cleveland St. PAINTERS NO. 8UU. 2nd and Uth Tues., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.; Fred Grant, F.S., 31 Pickett Lane; Thomas Perry, B.A., 72 Hope St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFT TIERS NO. U06. 3rd Thurs., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.; George S. Hilllard, Pres., Hillside Ave., TVirners Falls; Engelbert Vielinetti, B.A., Log Plain Rd. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 2106 (IND). On Call, Swing Rm., Post OflUce; Burt P. Clifford, S.T.,376 Leyden Rd. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. U26 (IND) (B & M). 2nd 'Jhurs., 7.30 F.M., Pray Hall, Fed- eral St.; R. J. Sullivan, Pres., 132 Main St.; W. L. Fiske, S.T., 31 Cheap- side St. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 687 (Poet beat Lodge)(B&M). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.; F. E. Buckley, b.T., ^6 Deerfleld St.; W. R. Hale, B.A., Rm. 66, 27 Haymarket Sq., Boston. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CIERKS NO. 33 (B & M Railroad). Uth Mon., Y.M.C.A., Main St.; George H. Melnik, Pres., River Rd., East Deerfield; Harry F. Larange, B.A., 82 Congress St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 86h (Public Works Diet. No. 2). On Call; John Slattery, Pres., 3i» Florence Rd., Northampton; John Wallen, S.T., 117 State St., Northampton. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mary M. Powers, Sec, 93 Sugarloaf St., So. Deerfield. 81 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS GREENFIELD - Concl'd , TELEPHCNE WORKERS, INT'L. NO, 13 (IND). 2nd Thurs., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.; Harold W. Mills, Pres., Elm St., Shelburne Falls; Frederick R. Little, F.S.T., Box 193, Shelburne Falls. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 596. Last Mon., 11 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 23 School St.; Arthur J. Brissette, F.S., 66 Kenwood St.; George Patnode, B.A., Meridian St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 68?. First Fri., C.L.U. Hail, 23 School St.; Fred B. Kailins, Pres.,S.T., 11 Raingley Rd.; T. R. Burdick, V.P., Ul Federal St. G R T N PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. hl2 (Matrix Workers) (Groton Leather- board Co.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Squannacook Hail, Main St., West Groton; Frederic J, Duane, R.S., Elm St.; Milton E. Starr, F.S., Townsend Rd., West Groton. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 880 (Hollingsworth & VoseJ. First Wed., 7 P.M., Squannacook Hall, Main St., West Groton; Thomas F. Obea, Pres., Highland St., Townsend; Frank Kelpus, Jr., S.T., Mill St., East Pepperell. HAMILTON CARPENTERS NO. 876. 3rd Mon., Community House, So. Hamilton; Frank W, Buzzell, Pres., 65 Gardner St.; Edward Thonpson, B.A., 8| FVont St., Salem. HANOVER CARPENTERS NO. 3080 (Millmen) (Wes-Pine Millvork, Inc.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., G.A.R. Hall, School St., Rockland; James B. Cook, Jr., F.S., 385 Circuit St., R.F.D. 1; Karl Lovell, B.A., 783 Pleasant St., Weymouth. HANSON ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. BA-151U (Wheeler Reflector Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hanson A. A., Reed St.; Evan J. Griffiths, F.S., School St., Bryantvllle; Mary C. Turner, B.A,, Thonpson St., Middleboro. HARDWICK PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 5lO (Doeskin Products, Inc., Wheelwright) 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., African Legion Hall, Main St., Gllbertville; Samuel Ather- ton, R.S., 71 School St., No. Brookfield; Raymond Laflante, B.A., Gilbert- nile. HAVERHILL BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 391. Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., 29 Washington St.; Joseph Stella, Pres., B.A. , 18 So. William St., Bradford; Thomas Ferlito, F.S.T., 59 Love joy St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND CEMENT FINISHEHS NO. 17. 2nd Tues., Building Trades Hall, 36 Main St.; Claude A. f^eabody, Pres., lU 17th Ave.; William S. Murphy, S.T., 66 Franklin St, CAHPENTEHS NO. 82. First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 36 Main St.; James A. Heardon, F.S.T., 23 Nichols St.; Wilfred LeElanc, B.A., 6 Arch Ave. COMMUNICATION WORKERS NO. 1365 (See Andover) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U70. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Building Trades Hall, 36 Main t>t.; Horace E. Kenerson, R.S., U9 Bailey i^t. ; James P. Barron, Bus. ^igr., 56 Central St. 82 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS HAVERHILL - Cont'd . EIZCTFtlCAL WORKERS NO. NB-989 (Haverhill & Amesbury Electric Light Cos.;. Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., U.S.W.V. Hall, 16 Court St.; John J. Zapora, fres., 5 Field St., Amesbury; Romeo Bisi, Bus. Mgr., u8 School St., Groveland. FEDERAL LABOR ONION NO. 2271U (Wood Heel Makers; (Kussell Heel Co.). 2nd Tues., Town Hall, i'laistow. New Hampshire; Charles R. Torrey, Sec, Whittier St. Ext., Newton Jet., New Hampshire; Frank Curtin,B.A. FIRE FIGHIERS NO. 1011. Last Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Kenoza Ave.; Lawrence E. Montibello, R.S., 62 Webster St.; David Moughan, Treas., 30 Crowell St. GAS AND BI-PRODDCT COKE WORKERS NO. 120B6 (Dist 50, U.M.W.; vlwD) (Haverhill Gas Light Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., G.A.K. Hall, lU Court St.; Clyde Foster, Pres., 127 How St.; Richard H. Gauron, R.S., 23 Fernald Ave. IZTTER CARRIERS NO. 26. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.h., V.F.W. Hall, 23 Kenoza Ave.; John F. Sullivan, Pres., Pollard Rd., Plaistow, New Hanpshire; Paul I. Chase, F.S., 30 Arlington St. HACHINIS'IS NO. 527 (Pope Machinery Corp.). First Mon., Iteamsters Hall, lU Main St.; John J. Langlois, Jr., Pres., 23 Bedford St.; Alvin F, Berry, F.S., 309 Forrest St., Plaistow, New Hampshire. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natickj MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 503 (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, lU Main St.; Douglas W. Holder, Pres., B. A., k Park View Lane; Norman Darbe, R.S.T., 9 Quimby St. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 397. First Tues., 10 A.M., lU Main St.; Albert F. Metivier, Pres., 8 Mt. Dustin St.; Edward M. Folqr, S.T.,B.A., 3 Maple Ave. MUSICIANS NO, 302. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Pocohontas Hall, 76 Merrimack St.; William Fasulo, Pres., 539 Hilldale Ave.; Joseph E. Blaser, Treas., 11 Blossom St. PAINTERS NO. 517. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Building Trades Hall, 36 Main St.; Kenneth Conley, Pres., Davie Park, h'laistow. New Hampshire; George A. Comeau, Jr., F.S.T., 15 Brookdale Lane. PAPERMAKERS AND FAPERWORKERS , UNITED NO. 20ii (Robert Gair Co., Inc., Haverhill Boxboards Div.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Keily & Driscoll Hall, lU Main St.; Louis M. Fossarelli, i^res.,B.A., ii8 Hancock St.; Charles Whittaker, R.S., 68 So, Prospect St., Bradford. PLASTERERS, OPERAHVE NO. II8. First Fri., Building Trades Hall, 36 Main St.; Daniel Sullivan, Pres.,B.A., 3U Brockton Ave.; William Lygli, R.S.T,, 3 Fiilkerson Ave., Methuen. PLUMBERS AND SIEAMFITTERS NO, U86. First Wed,, 7.30 P.^,, Building Trades Hall, 36 Main St.; Winfred M. Perrone, Pres., 20 So. Cogswell St.; Louis A. Flagg, B.A., 11 Mt, Dustin St. POST OFFICE CLEKliS NO. ShP. 2nd Thurs., 8. 30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 23 Kenoza Ave.; Douglas Mann, Pres., St. James Ave.; Martin J. Collins, Treas., 18 Montclair Rd. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 182. On Call; J. A. Cavan, Pres., Colby St.; Paul S. Kelly, S.T., 63 Sixth Ave. ROOFERS NO. I3I. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., 36 Main St.; William PatrLquin, Pres., 2U Greys tone Ave., Bradford; John O'Leary, F.S.^.A,, 7 Lewis St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 5 (Stitchers). First and 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 16 Essex St., Tels. Dr U-7l05 and 7i406; Stewart F. Prue, Sr. , Mgr., Treas.; Maiy A. Brando- lini and Edith M. Smith, B.A's. NO. 9 (Lasters and Stockfitters). First and 3rd Thurs., 6.30 F.M., at Bus. Off., 16 Essex St., Tels. Dr U-7U05 and 7U06; Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr., Treas.; Angelo Moularas, B.A., 37 Lewis St. NO. 12-a (Wood Heel Makers). On Call, at Bus. Off., 22 Merrimack St., Tel. Dr 2-03U1; Delbert George, Pres., h Davis PI.; Leonard Quested, B.A. NO. 113 (Counter Makers). On Call, at Bus. Off., 22 Merrimack St., Tel. Dr 2-03i4l; Rocco Flamia, Pres., 39 Ajer St.; Leonard Quested, B.A. 83 LXAL LABOR UNICMS HAVERHILL - ConclM. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED - Ctencl'd.: NO. U67 (Mixed). 2nd and Uth Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 16 Essex bt., Tels. Dr h^lhO^ and 7U06} Stewart F. Prue, Sr., Mgr.,Treas.j Arthur H, Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's. STATE, CITT AND TOWN EMPLOIEES NO. $2 (IND) (Municipal Knployees). 2nd Tues., Spanish War Vets Hall, 16 Court St.j Daniel Dennis, R.S., 1179 Boston Rd.; John Ferrite, F.S., 62 Lovell Ave. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Motor Coach Operators) lEAMSlERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO, U37 (General). First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., lU Main St., Tel. Dr 2-ia71; Clarence E. Gendron, S.T., 20 Highland Ave., Grovelandj Leon J. Lefebvre, B.A,, 6 Hillside PI. TELEPHCNE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Anna Gogas, Sec, 25 Macon Ave. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 11 (IND). First Thurs., Elks HaLl, Summer St.; Herbert A. Senqjle, R.S., 657 Main St. j LeROy E. Curtis, Jr., F.S.T., Ipswich Rd., West Boxford. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOIEES NO. 38l. First Sun., Colonial Theatre, Merrimack St.; Daniel J. Shea, Pres.,S.T., U7 Fourth Ave.j Ernest Doucette, B.A, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 397 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT WORKERS UNION (See Lowell) TIPOGRAPHICAL NO. 38. First Thurs., 3 P.M., Gazette Conposing Rm., 177 Merri- mack St. J Anthony Rlgazio, Pres., 28 Wayne St., Bradford} Ralph Woodcock, S.T., 58 Brockton Ave. H I N G H A M CARPENTERS NO. U2l|. Last Tues., I.O.O.F. Hall, North St. j Donald Foley, F.S., 323 Rockland St.; Karl Lovell, B.A. EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 216 (Donnelly Elec. & Mfg. Co., Hingham and Jamaica Plain). First Tues., Ashmont Hall, Peabody Sq., Dorchester; Herbert Holloway, S.T., 28 Moiatrie St., Dorchester; Angle Collella, B.A. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMEHICAN FED. NO. Iit38 (Naval Ammunition Depot). On Call; Charles H. Thorn, Pres., 15 Cjpital St., West Roxbury; Joseph leradi, S.T., Reed's Lane, Holbrook. P.M., HINGHAM WATER CO. NO. 13U92 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND). 2nd Mon., U.30 2nd Fl., 28 South St.; A:iJbert S. Calvi, Pres., 109 Kilby St.; Francis Quigley, B.A., 22 Buckley Rd., Quincy. I£TTER CARRIERS NO. 929. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., 7 Fairview St.; Robert Batts, Pres., Oregon Ct.; Prank P. Ayers, S.T., U7 Central St. TELEPHONE TEIAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Margaret G. Graham, Sec, 35 North St. H L D E N RADIO TECHNICIANS ASSN., INEEPENDENT (W.T.A.O.). On Call, Bi-monthly, 7 P.M., Transmitter, Shrewsbuiy St.; Henry French, Pres., UOkl Shrewsbury St.; Eimer H. ELum, S.T., 836 Main St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1330 (Duesberg-Bosson Co., Jefferson). On Call; Anthony Sloan, Pres., lU Edgewater Ave., Shrewsbury; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchburg. HOLLIS TON BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. U7 (Goodwill Shoe Co.). On Call at Plant; Helen Tweedie, F.S., 285 Washington St, Bk : LOCAL LABOR UNIONS H L Y K E BAKERI AND COSFECTLOtfERJ WORKERS NO. 96. 2nd Sat,, 7 i'.M., C.L.U. Hail, 525 Dwight St.; Eogene J. Przyb7l01ri.cs, F.S.T., II3 Wieatland Ave., Chlcopee Faxlsj Aibert J. Brodeur, B.A., 67 Mass. Ave., Wlllltnansett. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 5U5. 2iid Tues. , 265 Apple ton St.j Louis F. Bergmann, F.S.T., 380 High St. BARIENDERS NO. 8I. First Sun., 11 A.M., Eagles Hail, 280 High St.; John F. O'Connor, Pres., U Taylor St.j So. Hadley Fallsj Joseph Nitcavic, F.S.T., B.A., County Rd., West Holyoke. BOILERMAKERS NO. 621. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., 265 Appleton St.j Eniest H. Collins, Pres., 397 M^le St, j Roger T. Bayeur, F.S.T., 632 S. East St. BOOKHENEERS NO. U8. Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hail, 205 High St.j Hariy H. Wagner, S.T., 598 Dwight St. BRICKLAIERS, MASONS AND PlASlERERS NO. 2. First and 3rd Tues., 7»30 P.M., C.L.U. Hail, 525 Dwight St.j TLnothy M. O'Neill, F.S.,U5 Nonotuck St.j WiUiaHJ HaU, B.A., 21 Shawnut Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. I432. 2nd Mon., Caledonian Hall, 189 High St.j George Wall, Pres., lOU Center St.; John Hunter, S.T., 208 West St. BUILDTNG UBORERS NO. 596. Last Fri., 525 Dvdght St.j Timothy MannLx, Pres., 11 Memorial Circle; William M. Burns, S.T., Bus. Rep., 3U Hitchcock St, CARPENTERS NO. 390, First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Caledonian Hall, 189 High St.j FlorLmond L, Choiniere, R.S., U2 Mt. View St., So. Hadley Fallsj Joseph Hortie, B.A., n North East St.j Bus. Off., 525 Dwight St., Tel. Je 2-7675. CARPENTERS NO. 656. First and 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Caledonian Hail, I89 High St.j Al S. Annis, R.b., 90 New Ludlow Rd., Fairviewj Joseph Hortie, Jr,, B.A., 11 North East St.j Bus. Off., 525 Dwight St., Itel. Je 2-7675. CITT EMPLOTEES (See State, City and Town Enployees No, 790) CLOnUNG WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 597 (Julie Comforter Co.). 2nd Tues., 525 Dwight St.j Loretta Saunders, Pres., 287 Elm St.j Heraan Greeriberg, B.A., 270 Bridge St., Springfield. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 26U (Generaj. Electric Co.). 3rd Ti»s., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, I89 High St., Ifel. Je 3-l888j Robert Halliday, Pres., U3 Harrixigton Rd,, Falrviewj Raymond Tomasko, S.T,, Lawn St,, So, Hadley Falls, ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 259 (IND). First Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus, Off., U6U High St., Tel. Je 2-56ii3; Stephen J. Sutton, Pres., 6 Han-iet St., Springfield; Leon Massa, B.A., 515 Franklin St,, Agawam. ELEC 130: CAL WORKERS NO. 707. First Mon., 7,30 P.M., Buildir^ Trades Hall, 525 Dwight St.; Timothy F, Grady, Bus. Mgr. , 6ii Columbus Ave, NO, B-1101 (City Enployees - Gas and Eiectric Dept,). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hail, 37U ^ssex St.; Daniel P. Harrington, Pres., Ih Columbus Ave,; Jerome H, Puette, R.S.T,, 22 Mass. Ave, NO. BA-i5l7 (Noma Lites, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 10 A,M., Hibernian Hall, 205 High St.j Wladyslaw J. Grzyb, Pres., 556 So. Summer St.j Joseph Moquin, F.S., US Hamilton St, ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. U66. Tlrst and 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Urban Fleming HaU, 525 Dwight St.j Owen P. Dunphy, Pres., 55 Canal i>t, , So, Hadley Fallsj Fran- cis J, LoiTg, R,C.S., 132 Bralnerd St., So, Hadley, FEEERAL LABOR UNION NO. 23633 (White & Wyckoff Mfg, Co,), First Tues,, Rc^er Smith Hotel, Suffolk St.j Daisy Cartier, R.S., Bay Rd., Bel chertown j William J. Foley, F.S., 73 Falrview St., So. Hadley. FEDERAL UBOR UNION NO. 23917 (B.F. Perkins & Son), 2nd Wed., 7,30 P.M., Pulaski Hall, Norman St,, Willimansettj Roland Giroux, R.S,, 110 Center St,j Lester Cadleux, F.S., 12 El ting Circle. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. U, First and 3rd Fri., 7,30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 525 Dwight St.j Peter Hopkins, R.S., 7 Hampshire at,j William C. Murphy, S.T., 115 Sycamore St, 8S lOCAL LABOR UNIONS H L Y K E - Cont'd. INSURANCE AGENTS IMT'L. NO. 136 (Prudential Insurance Co.>. 2nd 'fhurs., 1 P.M., Keiley'fl Lobster House, Race and Appieton tits, j Gerald Scanlon, Pres., 51 Chicomansett Village, Willimansett; Cecil J. Piper, S.T., 15 i^ark Ave. INSURANCE WORKEKS OF AMEMCA NO. 69 (Pioneer Vaxley) (John Hancock Insurance Co.) 2nd Thurs., 12 Noon, Hotel Kssex, Hiph St.j Lucien Gauthier, Pres., Main St. J GeorRe Ambrose, S.T., 28 Reedstone Ave., Fairview. LATHERS NO. 31. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Building Trades Hall, 525 Dvdght St.; Alfred A. Paille, F.S.T., 728 Chicopee St., Willimansettj Charles Collins, B.A., County Hd., West Holyoke. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 379. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., War Memorial Bldg., 310 Appieton St. K. J James Miuphy, Pres., 7 Alderman '^t. j Albert 0. Quertin, F.S., 75 Whittlesey Ave., Fairvi«w. MILLINERY WORKERS NO. Iu6. 2nd Wed., 295 Appieton St.; John Malikowski, Pres., Amherst; Blanche Kusek, K.S.T., West War« Rd., Bondsvllle. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 382. First Mon., 11 P.M., Hotel Essex, High St.; William H. Hancock, S.T., 53 Nonotuck St.; Philip Desnoyer, B.A., II4O Elm St. MUSICIANS NO. Ilji4. First Sun., 11 A.M., Lally Studio, lil9 High St.; Raymond A. Schirch, R.S.,H.A., I8 Coit St.; William Wied, F.S., 39 West Glen St. OFFICE EMPLOYEES NO. 2U7. 2nd Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., Roger Smith Hotel, 68 Suffolk St.; Alfred H. Poulin, Pres., 18 Pleasant St., So. Hadley Falls; Hej-en McDonnell, S.T., 61 Lyman St. PAINTERS NO. 253- First and 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 525 Dwlght St., Tel. Je 2-7675; Walter Scott, F.S., 802 Britton St., Fairview^ Joseph Hortie, Jr., D.A., 11 No, East St, PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED: NO. 1 (Eagle Lodge). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 189 High St., Tel, Je U-757U; William McFadden, Pres,, Ikl Dwight St.; Robert C. Cameron, F.S.T., 35 Greenwood St, NO. 226 (Finishers;. First Tues., at Bus, Off,, Hibernian Hail, 203 High St,, Tel. Je >1770; George Milne Eraser, R.K., k Sonoma Pi,; John A, Houlihan, F.S., 173 Beech St. NO, 383 (Newco Local) (Newton Paper Co,). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Tumvorin Hall, 62U So. Bridf^e St.; William Lequin, Pres,, Stebbins St,, Belchertown; Ernest Scholi, F.S., li James St, NO. 67)4 (Whiting & Co., Inc.). Last Sun., 7 P.M., Caledonian Hall, I89 High St.; Paul 0, May, Pres., 20 Queen Ave., West Springfield; Michael Windoloski, F.S., 15 O'Connor Ave. NO. 678 (Whiting Paper Co.). 2nd T\jes. , 7 P.M., Roger Smith Hotel, Suffolk St.; Stanley Hyjek, Pres., College Hghwy., Southampton; Denise Cayer, F.S., 312 Pleasant St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFI TTEHS AND APPRENTICES NO. 622. 2nd T\ies., 7,30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 52s Dwipht St.; James A. Croke, Pres.,D.A., 72 Sycamore St.; Thomas B. Moran, F.S., 38 Dartmouth St., So. Hadley Fallfl, POST OFFTCE CLERKS NO. 90 (IND). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, 650 Dwight St.; Daniel Sheehan, Pres., 23 O'Connor Ave.; Thomas M. tigan, S.T., 78 Laramee St., Willimansett. POST OFFICE CLEliKS NO. 755. On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office, 650 Dwight St.; William F. McDonouf^h, Pres., 56 Linden St, POST OFI'ICE MECHANICS AND CUSTODIAL EMPU)YEES NU. 2UU (IND). On Call; Robert Bertram, Pres., 5 Worcester PI.; Louis LitLIejohn, S.T., 30 Olive Ave. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. I80. On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office, 650 Dvdght St.; Thomas Moriarty, Pres., Maple St.; David Joyce, S.T., 17 Orchard St. PRINTING ITIESSMEN NO, U5. First Fri.., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hail, 280 High St.; Michael F. Regan, Pres., 225 Chestnut St.; Thomas A. O'Donnell, R.S.T., lot; Hampshire St. 86 . , LOCAL LABOR UNICfNS H L Y K E - Concl'd . h-KlVATES PROGkESSIVE CLUB (IND) (Fire Dept. ). On Gail, Central Fire Station, 2U6 Maple St.; Thomas Martin, Prec, lUU? IMght bt. ; John J. Walsh, F.f:).T. 5/4 Gates St. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLbJRKS NO. 128 (B & M Railroad). First Mon., Turnverin Haj.1, 620 So. Bridge St.; Francis J. Reddlnp, Pres., b6 Beech St.; David E. Fitzgerald, H.,s.T., 1176 Worthinpton St. , bpringfield. RUBBER WOHKEitS NU. 38« (Paul Martin Kubber Co.). 2nd Wed., 3.30 P.M., Textile Wkre. Hall, U73 Dvdpht St.j Adeil Authier, lYes., 75 Lyman St.; Bessie Good- win, S.T., Suffolk St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPiiOYEES NU. 790 (IND) (City Employees). First Hon., I.O.O.F. Hall, Suffolk St.; Patrick Golden, Pres., 27 Washington St.; Francis Lamerande, S.T., Hoss M,, West Holyoke. STl')AM FITTERS (See Plumbers, Steamfitters and Apprentices No. 622) STREET ItAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 537 (Holyoke St. Rwy. Co.). First Wed., y.30 A.M. and 7,30 P.M., 265 Apple ton St.; John H. Hardaker, Pres., 11 Rdosevelt Ave.; Kennsth E, Chalmers, F.S.T., 2y Queen Circle, So. Hadiey Falls. TELEPHONE TtcAFFIC WOIJKEhS, N.E. FED. (IND). Rose M. Moynihan, Sec, 37 Anderson Ave, TEXTILE VDRhERS OF AMERICA, UIUTED NO. 1^29 (Holyoke Fabrics, inc.). 2nd Sat., 10 A.M., St. Germaine Hall, 2615 Appieton ^t.; Mary Walz, Pres., 65U High St.; Bertha Petersen, F.S., 152 Cabot St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet at T.W.U.A. Hall, 1;73 Dwlght St., Tei. Je 2-u716j Anna Sullivan, Director. NO. 113 (Wm. Skinner & Sons). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M.; Catherine u'Neill, R.S., U6U Maple St. NO. 6y3 (Berkshire Hathaway, inc.). 3rd Sun.; Rhea Turcotte, R.F.b., $5 Park t't. NO. Iu5« (Hart Top Mfg. Co.). 2nd Sun.; Morris Nakreyko, R.F.S., US^ South St. THEATTIICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NU. «y. First Sun., lU A.M., 585 Pleasant St.; James E, Kennedy, Pres., 155 Walnut St.; Henry Desnoyers, H.S.,B.A., 585 PJfiasant St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPL0YE1':S NU. 382 (See Moving Mcture Machine Opera tars) TYPOGR/vPHICAL NU. 253. First Wed., U.30 P.M., C.L.d. Hail, 525 Dwight St.; Jeremiah Geran, Pres., Hu IXdght St.; David W. Lloyd, S.T., 2fl7 Allen St., East Longmeadow. HOUSATONIC (See GREAT HARRINGTON) HUDSO N CARPENTERS NO. UOO, 2nd Mon., Mansion House, Main St, j Francis J, White, Pres., B.A., 2U Brook St., Marlboro; Herbert H, Estabrook, F.S., I38 Cox St. CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. 323 (Victory Plastics Co.). 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 5 South St.; Ralph boardman, Pres., H.F.D. Parker St., Naynard; Mary J. Cool- idge, F.S.T., 153 Central St. LETTER CARRIERS Nu. IU3O. First TYies., 28 Packard St.; Joseph Lovett, Pres., 69 Packard St.; Roland J. Charbonneau, S.T., lU Cottage St. STEELWORKERS UF AMERICA NU. 3536 (Lapointe Machine Tool Co.). Uth Mon., 7.30 P.h., Elks Hail, Main St.; Herman J. Daigneault, Pres., 5V Mannini"; - • Harold 0. Lambert, F.S., R.F.D. 78; Bus. Off., m. 11, I.O.O.F. Blrig., .u»in St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC V/0/(AERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Ruth I. Woodward, bee, V/hiting Rd . , Dover TEXTILE VJURKF.IC UNION OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 96 (Hudson Worsted Co^,). Uthi Sun., 2.30 P.M., Mansion House, Main St.; Alfred A. Lanoue, Pres.,H.A., 396 Lake- side Ave., Marlixjro; William J. Skeffington, S.T., Ijij Brown St., Maynard. 87 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS HULL TELEPHCNE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Josephine N. Delmonico, Sec, 60 K St., Allerton. IPSWICH ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1502 (isylvania Kiectric froducts, Incj. 3rd Tues., 1^.30 h.h.. Eagles Hail, Depot iiq.; Cleon Johnson, Fres., 9 Ward bt. j Charles Tilbe, B.A,, 21 Franklin St., Wevbuiyport. LETTER CARRIERS NO, 1279. On Callj Hazen R. Irvine, Pres., 11 Argilla Rd.j Albert J. Robertson, b.T., 15 County St. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 35UO. On Call; £. B. Tucker, Pres.; Herman F. Nelson, R.S., Essex Rd. LAWRENCE BAKER! AND CONFECTIONEKT WORKERS NO. Ul. 2nd Tues., h P.^'., at Bus, Off,, 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 3-1915; Raymond Lebei, Pres., ti Annis St., Methuen; Emmett E, Oudahy, F.S.,B,A., 212 East St., Methuen. BAKERY DRIVERS (See Ifeamsters, Chauffexirs, Warehousemen and Helpers No, 686) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 235. 3rd Tues., 151 Lawrence St.; Louis Dempsey, K.b., 198 Bruce St.; Girolamo Rapisardi, S.T,, U6 Andover St. BARTENEEHS NO. 90. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus, Off., 98 Concord St., Tel. Mu 7-7200; Richard Deshamais, Pres., 11 Columbia Ave,; George Canpbeii, S.T.jB.A., lii Lea St. BETSY ROSS ASSOCIATES (IND) (Morehouse Baking Co.). 2nd i'hurs., 7 F.M., Marine Resei'VB Hall, Mill St.; Robert Belmore, Pres., 65 Shawsheen Rd. , Methuen; Donald Cheney, F.S., 170 Merrimack St., Methuen, BREWERY AND SOFT DRINK WORKERS NO. 119. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Lafayette Hail, 232 Lowell St.; John J. Silva, K.C.S.,B.A., 53ii Haverhill St.; Frederick V. Hatton, F.S., 17 Saxonia Ave, BRICKLAYiilRS AND MASONS NO. 10. Fri., Bldg. Trades Hail, 98 Concord St.; Clarence Kerton, Pres.,B.A., 56 Lake St.; Robert A. Barrett, Jr., S.T., l89 Sanborn St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 175- 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 98 Concord St., Tel. Mu 7-7200; John A. Fusco, Pres.,B.A., 5 Harriman "ve, ; Lucien R. Dubois, F,b. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 310 (Public School Custodians). First Mon., U P.M., tija, D, Hjgh School, Haverhill St.; Welson Fitzpatrick, Pres., 3 Bradford St,; Waiter R. Witkos, b.T., 7 Kingston St, CARPENTERS NO. 111. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus, Off., 232 Lowell St., Tel. Mu 3-2175; Alfred Eaton, R.i., 133 ^o, Lowell St., Methuen; James F. Doiron, B.A. CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. 135 (i^ach Soap Co.). First Tues., 7.15 P.M., Julian Sto- pyra Hall, 23 Monmouth St.; Thomas P. D'Klia, R.i>., 151 Saratoga t>t. ; Thomas Mullen, B.A. CLOIHBJG WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 187. First Thura., 7 P.M., at bus. Uff., rtm. 309, 316 lissex St., Tel. Mu 8-2036; Ralph J. Molori, F.S., 25 Vine St.; Michael J. Armano, B.A., 2U Tyler Rd., No. Andover. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMJITED NO. 2U0 (Tailors). First Mon., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., 316 Essex bt., Tel. Mu 9-9106; John DiResta, R.b.T., 179 Elm bt.; Vincent Pace, B.A, COMMUNICATION WORKERS NO. 1365 (See Andover) CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. 310) EIECTRICAL WORKERS: NO. 326 (Light Co. Employees). First Fri., at Bus. Off., 98 Concord St., Tels. Mu 6-U792 and Mu 9-9016; John F. O'Neill, Bus. Mgr., 50 Durso Ave.; Maurice B. Murphy, R.F.S., 31 Auburn St., Methuen. NO. 522. 3rd Mon., Bldg. Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; John Fay, Pres., 80 Warren St.; Joseph P. Danahy, R.S., Bus. Mgr., lU Summit Ave, 88 IDCAL LABOR UNIONS LAWREHCE - Cont'd . ELECTRICAL WORKERS - Conci'd,: NO. 1006 (Lawrence Gas & Electric Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 i'.M., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; John A, Callahan, F.S., 288 Ames St.; John J. Havey, B.A., UB Morton St. FEEERAL LABOR DNIONSi NO. 22U51 (Watts Regulator Co.). 3rd Sat., 10 A,M., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; Harold Shaw, free., 8u Spruce St.; Eugene Catineau, B.A., 39 Chelmsford St. NO. 2308I (J.F. Bingham Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 i'.M., French Social Hall, 232 Lowell St.; Wlldor Langevin, Pres., 159 West St.; Peter Parenti, R.S., 23 Park St. NO. 2U058 (Textile Shield Co.). First Mon., Franco-American Ha.Ll, Trenont and Broadway; Martin W. O'Sullivan, Pres., P.O. Box 339, Salem Depot, New Haapshlre; Franklin Murphy, B.A., 30 Louisburg St. FIRE FIOHIERS NO. 11^6. First Wed,, Julian Stopyra Hall, 23 Moniaouth St.; Joseph F, Salvo, Pres., 15 Erring Ave.; Stephen J. Kelley, Treas., 6I Abbott St. FIREMBI AND OII£RS NO. I8 (Champion International Co.). 2nd Thurs., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; Clifton 0, Stone, Jr., Pres., I80 Water St., No. Andorer; John McNamara, B.A. H06IERT WORKERS NO. 191 (Marum Knitting Mill). 3rd Sat., 2.30 P.M., Marine League Hall, 8 Mill St.; Flavin Diodati, Sec, 25 Golf Ave., Methuen. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMFLOIEES NO. 319. First Mon., 2.15 P«M. and 8 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 98 Concord St., Tel. Mu 7-7200; John M. Slumbo, F.S.T.,B.A., 60 Phillips St. INSURANCE AGENTS INT'L. NO. 23 (Prudential Insurance Co.). 2nd Wed., 2 P.M., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; Lawrence Melisi, Pres., Pelham St., Methuen; Norman E. Floris, F.S., 21 Tower St., Methuen. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 60 (John Hancock Insurance Co.). Quarterly, Uth Thurs., 2 P.M., Arlington Club, Hanpshire St.; Pat Smith, Pres., 51 Steam Are.; Leo Greeley, R.S., 93 Bellevue St., Lowell. IRON WORKERS NO. 351. Uth TV»s., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; Peter M. LeBlanc, Pres., U8 Parker St., Lowell; Joseph Douglas, F.S.T.,B.A., 297 Water St. LATIffiRS NO. 90 (Wood, Wire ani Metal). First Tues. , Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; F. C. Adamaon, Pres., 3 Winthrop Ave., Methuen; A. Getchell, Sr., F.S.,B.A., 20 Warren St. LETTER CARREERS NO. 212. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Julian Stopyra Hall, 23 Mon- mouth St.; Augustine Morrison, R.S., 76 Dorchester St.; Edward Bastian, F.S., 26 Hawley St. MACHINISTS NO. 1271 (Auto Mechanics). 3rd Sat., 1 P.M., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; William V. Bastian, Pres., 138 Jackson St., Methuen; Oscar Norraand, F.S., 6 Taylor St, MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 2836 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Sun., (Jan., Apr., July and Oct. J, LaSalle Social Club, 395 Andover St.; Charles B. Vincent, Pres., 356 Arxiover St.; George J. Issa, F.S.T.,B,A., 11 North St., Haveriiill. MOLEERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 83. 2nd Fri., Tumverin Hall, liU i^ark St.; Malcolm G. Norwood, R.S.T,, lU Lorraine Ave., No. Andover. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 261 (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. Co.). First Wed., 9.30 A.M. and 7.30 P.M., Buiidii^ Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; John H. Leonard, Pres., 65 Reservoir St.; Louis 0. Martin, F.S.T., 223 Walnut St. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS AND THEATRICAL STACffl EMPLOYEES NO. HL (United Optical and Instruront Wkrs. ). First Sun., 9 A.M., 1477 Essex St.; Adolph Piore, Pres., 22 Morton St.; Albert Canpopiano, S.T., 297 Jackson St. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 256. First Tubs., 9.30 A.M., Siilding Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; Alfred T. Russell, R.S.T., I8 Norgate Rd., MethueYi; Joseph A. Bell, B.A., 62 No. Ciystal St., Ayers Village, Haverhill. B9 LOCAL L/LfiOR UNIONS LAWRENCE - Cont'd. MUSICIANS NO. 372. First Sun., 10 A.M., Turnverin Hall, Uh Park St.; John W. Griffin, rtres., 2 Hanenway St., Methuenj William B. Russell, F.S.j Bus, Off,, 316 Essex St. OPTICAL AND INSTRUMENT WORKERS (See Moving Picture Machine Operators No. Ul^ PACKINGHODSE WORKERS NO. 360 (Essem Packing Co.). 2nd Mon., LaSalle Club, 397 Andover St.; Edwai>d Aheam, R^S., 110 Barnard Ave.; Edward T, Plonovskl, F.S,T,, 16 Huse St. PAINTERS NO, Uh» 3rd Mon., Building Trades Hail, 98 Concord St,j James P. Meehan, Sec, 79 Pearl St.j George Carson, F,S.,B.A, PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS , UNITED: NO. 3 (Merrimac Paper Co,). First Sun., 7,30 P.M,, A.O.H. Hail, Lawrence St.j Gerard J. Bellmore, Pres., 2k Nesmilh St.; Francis Devine, F,S., 1^6 Abbott St. NO. U36 (ChaB?)ion Int'l. Co.). 2nd Sxm., 2.30 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; George E. Mansor, R.S., 11 Lardiwood Rd. , Methuen; William A. Kelleher, F,S., U8 Trenton St, NO. 651 (A & P Corrugated Box Co.) (Board Mill Div,). 3rd Sun., 8 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct,; Janes McComish, Pres., 79 Mass, Ave., No. Andover; George F, Tanguay, R.S., 2U Abbott St, NO, 885. First Sim., French Social Haxl, 232 Lowell St.; Ralph DeMarco, Pres,, 18 Chestnut St.; Anthony DeSantis, F.S., 23 Holly St. NO, 92U (Associated Folding Box Co,). First Sat,, 3,30 P.M,, V,F,W, Hall, 165 Essex St.; Alfred Andrews, Pres,, 80 flunkerhill St,; Edward Moore, B.A,; Bus, Off., 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-7253. PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS NO, 102, Uth Mon.. Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; Michael T. Ferris, Pres,, 7 Dana St.; Maurice T. Ferris, S,T,, 211-B Farhham St, PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO, 283, 2nd and Uth Fri,, at Bus, Off,, 98 Comord St., Tel. Mu 7-7200; Clarence Dyer, F.S.T., lo Webb St., Methuen; Michael J. Keefe, B.A,, 27 Alston St, POST OFFICE CLERKS NO, 366. 3rd Thurs,, 8.30 P.M., Bavarian Hall, Knox St.; Charles W. Smith, Sec, P.O. Box 523; Raymond L. Essick, Treas., 30 Chelms- ford St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO, 67, John J, Wheeler, Pres,, 71 Fern St, PRINTING PRESSMEN NO, 89, 2nd Wed,, 7.3U PJl., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; Anthony M. Gailo, Pres., 57 Oak St.; Herbert P. Reifel, R.S,T,,B.A., 9 Maurice Ave. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 366 (Frank C. Meyers Box Co.), 3Pd Thurs,, 7.30 P.M,, C.L.U, Hail, 98 Concord St,; John C, Guisetto, Pres,, 123 Weare St,; David Grogan, B.A., Brookline, New Hampshire, PULP, SULPHIOE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO, 661 (Plynold Corp,). 2nd Sun,, 10.30 A.M., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; Isabelle M. Ammon, R.S., 30 Tudor St., Methuen; Florence McDonald, F,S,T., 399 Salem St. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO, 688 (IND) (B &M). Uth Thurs,, 7 P.M,, LaSalle Club, 397 Andover St.; Charles W. Goodwin, Pres., 39 Beacon St,; Walter M. Kolba, Sec, 17 Alvin St. , Methuen. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 85 (B &M). First Tubs., 7.30 P.M., Social Naturalisation Hall, 232 Lowell St,; Alexander J, Marier, R.S., 3 Walker Ave., Andover; Anthony J, Subatch, F,S,, 72 Exeter St, RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 2U3. 3rd Sun,, 10 A,M,, HermanaGi, 7 Beilceley Ct,; Fred Sapienaa, Pres., 12 Leroy St.; William S. Kania, S,T., 5 Huse Rd, , Methuen, SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 91, First Wed., On Call, 12.1$ P.M., D.A.V. Hall, 169 Essex St,; Harry Perillo, Pres., 100 Jackson t>t,; Alphonse J. Frasca, S,T.,B,A,, 99a Oak St, STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO, 63 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Mon., Julian Stopyra Hall, 23 Monmouth St,; James A. O'Sullivan, R.S., 1U9 Easton St, 90 LOCAL LABOR ONIONS LAWRENCE - Cont'd. STATE, CODNTI AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOIEES NO. ^Oti. On Call, Building Trades Hail, 98 Concord St.; Vincent A. W2LLsh, i'Yes., 160 Franklin St.j George C. Dana, Treas., 195 E, Haverhill St, SOEELWCmKERS OF AMERICA NO. 3U09 (And rev Wilson Co.;. 3rd Wed., 7,30 i'.M., French Social Hall, 232 Lowell St.; Louis A. Biibault, R.S., 6 Reservoir St.j William Malone, B.A., Rm. Ii08, HO Tremont St,, Boston. STEREOTIPERS, Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues,, 6 P.M., 373 Essex St.; Edwaird Glotch, Ch.j Alfred Rickley, F.S., 11 Linden St., Methuen. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Motor Coach Operators) TEACHERS NO. 1019, First Wed., h P.M., T.W.C.A., 38 Lawrence St.j Charles J, Stahle, Pres., 10 Spring St.; R. Vera Dowd, F.S., 19U Jadtson t>t.j Bus. Off., 575a Essex St. TEAMSTERS, CHADJ7EURS, WAREHODBEMEN AND HELPERS NO. U77. 3rd Sun., 10.3U AJl., at Bus. Off., 98 Concord St., Tel. Mu 7-72O0j Timothy H. O'Neil, Pres.,B.A., 36 Oregon Ave.; Raymond V. Hill, b.T., 5U Brown St., Methuen. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOIBEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 686 (Bakeiy Drivers). Uth Ihurs., at Bus. Off,, 202 Broadway, Tel. Ma 3-1915 J Emmett E. Cudahy, Plres., B.A., 212 East St., Methuen; Amedee C. Contois, S.T., U3 Bellevue St, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N,E. FED. (IND). Kathleen M. DDcon, Sec, 2 Brace St., Methuen. lEIZPHONE WORKERS INT'L, NO. 12 (IND). First Thurs., Tumverin Hall, Uh Park St.; James Carney, Fres., 128 Olive St.j Henry J. Crabtree, R.S., 68 Middle- bury St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5U (Woolen and Worsted Wkrs. ) (J. P. Stevens & Sons). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hail, Parte St., No. Andoverj Mary Shottes, S.T., 18 Harkaway Rd. , No. Andover; Roger Rioux, B.A., 2 Avon St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 78U (Pacific Mills Craft Fabric Div., Burlington Industries, Inc.). Last Sat., 2.30 P.M., Building Trades Hall, 98 Concord St.; Anthony Bettencoiirt, Pres.,B.A., UOl Prospect St.; Stephen Piroxok, F.S., 103 Broadway, Methuen; Bus. Off., Rm. U, 575a Essex St., Tel. Mu 2-UO92. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet at Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Tel. Mu 2-5273; Alton M. Hodgman, Area Dir.; Ralph D. Ai*ivella, B.A. NO. 615 (David Brown Bobbin & Spool Co.). First Fri., 7.30 P.M.; Henry Magoon, Pres., 120 Foster St. NO. 623 (H. & P. Spool & Bobbin Co.). First Tubs., 7 i'.M,; Anthony Piazza, Pres., 12 Merriline Ave., Methuen. NO. 637 (U.S. Bobbin & Shuttle Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M.; William Cormier, Pres., 13 Webb St., Methuen. NO. 70U (Methuen Int'l. Mills). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Gladys Choquette, Pres., 308 Mass. Ave., No. Andover. NO, 705 (Emmons Loom Harness Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; William F. Williams, Pres., 67 Birchwood Rd. , Methuen. NO. 909 (Lawrence Duck Co.). First Sat,, 10 A,M,; Joseph Mlocek, Pres., 31U Market St. NO. 913 (Agawam Dye Works, Inc.), First Mon,, U.U5 P.M.; Clifford Watson, Pres., 10 Bedford St. NO. 1037 (Martin Bros., Ire.). Uth Sat., 10 A.M.; John W, Peever, Jr., Pres., 68 Lawrence St., Methuen. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOIEES: NO. U. (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) NO. Ill (Stanley Warner Corp.;. 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Eldg. -^rades Hall, 98 Con- coi\i St.; Daniel L. Moynihaui, Pres., 9 May St., No. Andover; Walter Blacking- ton, F.S.T,,B.A., 1U5 Tyler St., Methuen. NO. 256 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) 91 LOCAL LABOR UNICSS I LAWRENCE - Concl'd. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 5l. 2nd Sat., 3.15 i'.M., Garvey HLlg., 373 Essex St.j Herbert C. bmlth, i'res., k2 Parte bt., Haverhill; Edward Wunderlich, F.S., 236 Pexham St., Methuen. LEE PAPEfiMAKERS AND PAPERWORKEES, DNIIED NO. 78 (Smith Paper Co.). 3rd Pri., 7.30 P.M., Tovm Hall, Main St.; Sherman Baker, Pres., Greylock St. j John E. Cor- bitt, F.b., 158 Center St. PAPEIiKAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. U99 (Foresters) (Westfield River P^per Co. J. 3rd Sun., Sons of Italy Hail, Main St.; Dominic Biasin, Pres., Pleas- ant St.; Williaui C. Bragdon, F.S., Housatonic St., East Lee. LEICESTER HOSIER! WORKERS, INDEPENDENT (Rochdale) (M.K.M. Hosiery Mills). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Rochdalej Kingston B. Packard, Pres., 2Ij3 Main St., Oxford; Russell Clouthier, S.T., 72 Canterbury St., Worcester. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 627 (Carlton Woolen, Rochdale). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Rochdale; Joseph P. Halloran, Pres., Pleasant St., Rochdale; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchbuiig. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1168 (Worcester Woolen, Cheriy Valley). On Call; Joseph Martin, Pres., 28 Mechanic St.; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchbuig. LENOX CARPBI1ERS NO. 370. First Tues., Town Hail; Maurice W. Howes, F.S., 3 So. Church St., Plttsfield; Thomas Crawford, B.A., Woodlawn Ave., Lee. LEOMINS TER BAKERY AND CONIECTIONERT WORKERS (See Worcester) BARBERS, JOURNEIMEN NO. 518. 2nd Tubs., 6 P.M., Vin's Barber Shop, 5 I'ark St.; Vincent Sambito, S.T.,B.A., 5 Park St. CARPENTERS NO. 791i. First and 3rd Tues., Eagles Hall, 52 Mechanic St.; Richard A. Fitzgerald, R.S., 7U Tolman Ave.; Thomas Phalen, B.A., 1307 Rindge Rd., Fitchburg. CITY EMPLOYEES (t-ee State, City and Town Enployees No. 62) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 378. 3rd Tubs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rms. 9 and 10, 7 Main St., Tea. Le l*-l4270; Marjore MacCracken, F.S., 11 Vine St.; Arthur H. Pace, B.A., 30 Russell St., Maiden. COMMONWEALTH PIASTICS WORKERS COUNCIL (IND). First Mon., 7 P.M., King's Comer Restaurant, Main St.; Lionel J. Charpentier, Pres., Eleventh St.; Marion F. Gaffney, R.S.T., «3 Allen St.; Bus. Off,, 95 Adams St, DOYLE WORKS EMPLOYEES (IND) (E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.). 3rd Wed., 5 P.M., at Plant, 511 Lancaster St.; Augustine LancLani, Pires. , 31 Elm Hill Ave.; W. N, Percy Senee, Treas., 232 Central St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. Ii31. Quarterly, First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Wl»re Called; Jerry J. Pelegrini, Pres., 260 Pleasant St.; Albert Flood, S.T., 171 No. Main St. PAPEFMAKEHS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 325 (Wheelwright Div., The Mead Corp.). First Sun., 7 P.M., Kerdall Hall, Main St.; John F. Killelea, Pres., lU Orchard St., Fitchburg; Ralph W. LeMay, B.A., 17 Harugari St., Fitdiburg. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Employees) POST OFFICE CIERKS NO. U96. On Call; Henry J, Arsenault, Pres., lu Prospect St, 92 LOCAL UBOR UNICNS LEOMINS TER - Concl'd . RETAIL, WHOI£SALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOIEES NO. 60 (i'laythings, Jevelry and No\-3lty Wkrs.) (.Moulders and Piastics) (Foster Grant Ckj.J. 2nd bat., 3.i5 f.V., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument t>q., Tel. Leom. U-65U5; Rocco Messina, Pres., VJhaloro Rd., Lunenburgj llioinas J. Leone, N.E. Dir. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 61 (Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Vkrs.; (Celluloid Wkrs. ). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Hm. 1, 27 Monument Sq,, Tel. Leom. U-653U; Salvatore Perla, Pres., 12 Central PI. J Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 62 (IND) (Street and Sever Depts.;. On Call; William T. McLaughlin, Pres., lUS No. Main St.; Howard F. Burton, S.T., 109 Graham St. TEffiATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. Ii96. 3rd Wed., Where Called; Traynor Browning, R.S.T.,B.A., iO. Union St. TTLTON & COOK EMPLOYEES ASSN. (IND) (Hair Combs). On Call, Moose Hall, 18 Water St.; Napoleon J. Bennett, Pres., U5 Middle St.; Maiy Brassard, H.t>., 56 No. Main St. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 323 (t>elig Mfg. Co.;. Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, 18 Water St.; Adelard Marcoux, F.S.T., R.F.D. Pleasant St.; Daniel Downey, B.A., 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. LOWELL BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 323. Last Tues., Rm. 322, 10 Kearney Sq.; Manuel J. Pacheco, Pres., 5 Grand St.; James May, S.T., 208 Cumberland Rd. BARTENDERS NO. 85. First Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus, Off,, ftn. 322, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261; Biaggio D. Lunetta, Pres., lOU Concord St.; Armando V. Alberghini, F.S.T.,B.A., I4O3 Textile Ave., Dracut. BLACKSMITHS NO. 1057 (B & M Billerica Car Shopsj. 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.j Alfred A. Labonte, Pres., 63O Merrimack St.; William B. Mochrie, Jr., B.A., Lexington Rd., Billerica. BOOKBINDERS NO. 139. 3rd Tues., 7,30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Pa\a F, Carr, Pr«B.,B.A., 20 Blossom St.; Blanche Duff, F.S.T., tik Shaw St. BREWERY WORKERS (Branch of Brewery Workers No. « of Boston; BRICKUYERS AND MASONS NO. 31. Mon., Carpenters Hall, 7 Merrimack St.; John Florence, Pre6.,B.A., 26 Seventh St.; Leslie Sweet, R.S.T., 176 Tyngsboro Rd., No. Chelmsford. BUILDING LABORERS NO. U29. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., Hm. 321, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261; J^dward Whitney, Pres., 9 Watson Ave.; John Emerson, Treas., B.A., 17 Mirelda Ave., Chelmsford. EUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 159 (Public School Custodians). 2nd Fri,, 7.30 P.M., Lowell High School, Kiilc St.; Joseph E. Conlin, Pres.,B.A., 1208 Gorham St.; Francis M. Quinn, S.T., 97 Woodward Ave. CARPENTERS NO. k9* 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., Hm. 21, 7 Merrimack St., Tel. Gl 3-30U9; William N. Handley, R.S., 37 Elm St., No. Billerica; James Golden, Treas., B. A., 51 Fulton St. CARPENTERS NO. I61O (French;. First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 21, 7 Merrimack St., Tel. Gl 3-30U9; Roger Dupont, R.S., 100 Foster St.; James Golden, B.A., 5i Fulton St. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 559 (C. F. Hathaway Co.). First Mon., U.30 P.M., Rex Hall, Ul Kearney Sq.; Ruth E.G. Sullivan, Pres., 223 Parkview Ave.; Guy Capizzi, B.A., U7 Fremont St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Hm. 5l7, 73 Tramont bt. , Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED Nu. 709 (Fenway Mfg. Co.;. First Mon., 1**30 P.M., Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 97 Caitral St.; Catherine Gangemi, Pres., 181 Branch St.; Guy Capizzi, B.A., U7 Fremont St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. CRACKER WORKERS ASSN., INEEpENDENT (Megowen Educator Food Co.;. On Call; Albert A. Leavitt, Pres., 63 Vermont Ave., Dracut; Ernest H, LaBranche, S.T., 20 Wollaston St, 93 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LOWELL - Cont'd. CUSTODIANS, i'UHLIC SCHOOL {Hee Building Service Employees No. L^9) ELECmrCAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKEHS, INT'L. NO. 270 ^^ee DanversJ ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 297 (IND) (Generaa Electric Co.). 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., at Bos. Off., Km. 20, 11 Kearney •^q., Tel. Gl 3-li662j i'aul J, Trowbridge, Pres., 2 West Eleventh t>t.j William Murdock, B.A. EIECTRICAL WORKERS: NO. 588. First Tues., Rn. 321, 10 Kearney Sq.j Ernest A. Smith, R.S., 158 Warwick St. j Lavrence H. McLaughlin, Bus. Mgr. , 21 Dover St. NO. B-1015 (Lowell Electric Light Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 i-.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq, ; Charles End.n, i:'res.,B.A., Emerson Rd., Nabnassettj Joanne Kiiloy, F.S., 92 Walker St. NO. B-il;98 (B &M Railroad). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Howard Usher, Pres., 53 Littleton Rd., Chelmsford; Myron Knowles, F.S.T., 9 Brown St., No. Billerica. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 76 (B &M Railroad;. On Call; John Thompson, Pres., 238 Appleton St.; Waiter J. Kavenscroft, R.b.T., U5 West Fifth St. ENGINEERS, OPERAnNG NO. 352 (Nashua Corp.). First Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.j Paul L. Mertrud, R.S., 3U2 Walker St.; Ralph E. Frost, F.S., Old Rd., Westford. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 239U2 (Locks and Canals). Quarterly, First Sun., 7 P.M., C.L.U. Hail, 10 Kearney £>q.; Richard L. Botti, Pres., 39 D St.; Frank CurUn, B.A., 2 Ragrmond Rd., Salem. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 853. Uth Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Harold Lee, Pres., 95 Andover St.; Raymond J. Rafferty, R.S.T., U8 Sutherland St. FIREMEN AND OIIERS NO. lU. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Martin Fleming, Pres., 136U Gorham St.; John Quealy, s.T., 59 St. James St. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. «u7 (B & M Railroad). Last PW.., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, Market St.; Arthur J. Hebert, S.T., «5 Puffer St.; Frank A. Hagan, B.A., 63 Sagamore Ave., Chelsea. GAWENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 28l (Knit Goods). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 318, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-0611; Florence Charest, R.S.T., 95 Draper St.; Thomas P. Aheam, Dist Mgr., 20 Clifford St. GAS AND BT-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12008 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Lowell Gas Co) 2nd and Uth Fri., A.O.H. Hall, Market St.; Vincent A. Upton, R.s., 17 Cam- bridge St.; Charles Lyons, B.A.; Bus. Off., 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-36b6. HOSIERY WORKERS NO. 105 (Hub Hosiery Mills). 2nd Sat., 2.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Cathertne Livermore, R.S., 25U Adams St.; Celina Laurent, S.T., 10 Butterfield St. LATHERS NO. 2U6. First Fri., Italian Hall, 198 Summer St.; Maurice J. Bergeron, F.b.T., 51 Sixth Ave.; I. Campbell, B.A., 1U3 Marshall Ave. LEATHER WORKERS DEPT. NO. 270 (Amal. Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., White Eagle HaLl, Central St.; James Neiland, R.S.,B.A., 18 Jenness St.; Thomas Do Ian, Treas., 175 Pleasant St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 25. First Sat., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; James Mangan, Pres., 315 Svonmer St.; Ernest Patendaude, F.S., 30 Day St., Dracut. MACHINISTS NO. 138. First Fri., C.L.U. Hail, 10 Kearney Sq.; Joseph D. McLaugh- lin, Plres. , U5 Highland Ave,; Thomas Hendricks, F.S., 559 Chelmsford St. MACHINISTS NO. 319 (B & M Billerica Car Shops). First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Portuguese American Hall, 59 Charles St.; Arthur R. Sands, F.S., i;2l Boston Rd., Billerica; Frank L. Davis, Gen. Ch., 58 Copeland St., Roxbury; Bus. Off., Km. 603, 27 Remarket Sq., Boston, Tel. La 3-0173. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED NO. 270 (See Leather Workers Dept.) MOLDERS AND FOUNIRY WORKERS NO. «5 (Iron and Brass). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Painters Hall, 32 Jadcson St.; Francis M. Wuskey, Pres., Ib9 Concord St.; Hardy D. Wilson, B.A., Bus. Off., 321 Treroont St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-2392. 9k LOCAL L/LBOR UKIONS LOWELL - Cont'd, MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 280. On Caj.1, C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Ardiie HacLean, ^'res*, lli6 BeHevue ^t. ; James Shannon, i>.T.,8li8 Lakeviev Ave, MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATOES NO. 5U6. Last Wed., 9 A.M., C.L.O. Hail, 10 Kearney Sq«; John H. Marshall, tj.T., Uli Warren Ave., Chelmsford; Sidney E, LeBow, B.A., 11 Belaont St. MDSICTANS NO. 03. 3rd Sun., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq,; Warren A. Hookway, Pres., 9 PinewDod Ave., Billericaj Richard Campbell, R.S.T., 38 Highland Ave, PAINTERS NO. 39. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus, Off., Rm. 59, 32 Jackson St., Itel. Gl U-7270J Eugene Robitaille, R.S., 59 Court St.; Albert Clegg, B.A., 23 Sauyer Ave., Dracut. PLASIERERS, OPERATIVE NO. U5. First Fri., C.L.U. Hail,' 10 Kearney Sq,; Ernest M, Crispo, F.S., Hopkins St., Wilmit^ton; Joseph T. Saayt, B.A. PLUMBERS NO. UOO. Uth Fri., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Peter A. Markhan, F.b.T., 26 Lura St.; William P. Carroll, B.A., 1423 High St, POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 31. 3rd Mon., C.L.U. Haxl, lU Kearney Sq.; Roger J. Bryant, Pres., 6 Burnham Rd,; David D. Doroin, F.S., Whipple Rd., Tewksbary. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 116. On Call, Swing Rn., Post Office; Francis J. Cassidy, fres., 102 Wentworth Ave.; Francis McDougall, S.T., U7 Ellis Ave, PRENITNG PRESSMEN NO. 109. First Sun., 2,30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq,j John J. Murphy, Pres., 68 Billerica St.; William J. Finnegan, F.S.T., 27 State St. PULP, SULPHIIE AND PAPER MILL WOBKERS NO. Ii31 (A & P Corrugated Box Corp.;. 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Donald Woods, Pres., 160 Apple- ton St.; Donald Lawson, F.b,, 372 Lincoln St, RAIIROAD TRAINMEN NO. 233 (IND) (B & M). Uth Tues., Veritas HaLl, 131 Branch St. ; Willian H. Moran, Pres. , 77 London St. RAIIWAI AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 108 (B &M), First Sun., Where Called; Joeeph S. McBride, Pres., Bouchard Ave., Dracut; Thomas P. Carey, F.S., 28 McKlnley Ave. RAIWAT AND STEAMSHIP CIZRKS NO. U62 (B & M Car Shops Stores). First Wed., 7,30 P.M., C.L.U. Hail, 10 Kearney Sq,; Alfred H. Durgin, Pres., 12 Juniper St., Chelmsford; Henry F. Merrill, F.S., 57 Washington St., No. Chelmsford. RETAIL CI£RKS INT'L. NO. 66 (A.Q. Pollard Co.;. First Hies., 5.U5 P.M., ^.L.O. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq,; Margaret L. Fuller, Pres., 697 Westfi)rd St.; Charles G. BrouBseau, C.S.T.,B.A., U3 Essex St, RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. 372 (Stop &ShopJ. 2nd Tues., 8,30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq,; Henry Sarault, Pres., 200 Grand St.; John R. Murphy, F.S.T., B.A., 223 Stackpole St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 218 (Casual Footwear, Inc.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., ftn. 207, 97 Central St., Tel. Gl 3-1709; Joseph E. Falardeau, Sr., Pres., 67 Cheever St.; Earl L. Smith, F.S. , B.A. , 88 Eighth Ave., Haverhill. SBOEWORKERS ASSOCIATION, GOODWILL (IND) (Phyllis Shoe Co.). On Call, C.L.U. Hail, 10 Kearney Sq.; William H. Hall, Pres.,B.A., 106 Stevens St.; Alice Georges, R.S.T., 22 Lawton St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1309 (City Employees) (Admin, and Clerical). On Call; Marion J. Sullivan, Pres., 22U Methuen St. STEAMFITTERS NO. U99. 2nd and Last Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Paul Q. Rivet, F.S.T., 121 Ennell St,; Arthur Carroll, B.A., 106 Fulton St. STEREOTIPERS NO. 75. Quarterly, 2nd Sun., Where Called; Leo J. Hamel, Pres,, 11 Emery St. , Methuen. STREET RAIIWAT EMPLOIEES (See Motor Coach Operators and Transit Workers Union) TEACHERS, LOWELL FEDERATION OF NO. U95. On Call; Hildegarde I, St. Onge, Pres., 175 Dar-baouth St,; Grace Barrett, Treas., 77 Mt. Vernon St, TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHODBEMEN AND HELPERS NO. U9. Uth Sun., 10 AJl., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq,; F. Philip McCarron, S.T.; George W. Nlckles, B.A., lil45 Middlesex St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 27, U Keamqr Sq,, iei. Gl 3-0587. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). M. June Whalen, Sec, 311 Parker St, 95 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LOWELL - Conel'd. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 9 (IND), 2nd ThuTB,, Marine Club, Fletcher St.; Martin 0«Hara, Pres., 7 Glidden Ato.; Janes Calleiy, R.S., 38 Highland Ave,, No. Chelmsford. TEXTII£ WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 17 (Bagshaw Co.). Uth Fri.., 8,1^ P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Leo J. Andreoli, Pres,,B.A., 15 Honora Ave., Dracut; Amand F. Denault, R.S.T., 223 Christian St. lEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 51 (Southwell Combing Co.). 2nd Sun., at Btis. Off., Rm. 320, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261j James F. Hand, S.T., 96 Jewett St. J Louis Valentino, B.A. TEXnLE WORKERS UNIGR OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet at United Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 97 Central St.j Bos. Off., 6th Fl., U77 Essex St., Lawrence; Tel. Mu 2-5273; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. Rep. HO. 783 (Amalgamated). On Call; Raymond McDonagh, Pres., 36 Farragut St.| Stephen Wojnar, S.T., 1U3 High St. NO. 1013 (Riggs & Lombard, Inc.). First Ttoes., 7»30 P.M.; Sydney Abbot, Pres., Keys Pond Rd., Westford; Leo Gagne, R.S.T., 15U Ford St. NO. 1183 (Lowell ShutUe Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Leo Veillette, Pres., 66 Third St.; Charles F. Hildreth, S.T., 156 Chapel St. THEAraiCAL STAGE QIPLOIEES NO. 36. First Sun., 10.15 A.M., Hm. 319, 10 Kearney Sq.; Sidney E. LeBow, R.S.T.j George T, Callahan, B.A., 97 Hovey St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOIEES NO. 5U6 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT WORKERS UNION (IND) (Eastem Mass. St. Rwy.). Uth Tues., 10.30 A.M. and 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, Market St.; George F. Casserly, Pres., B.A. , 179 School St.; John J. Quinn, F.S.T., 39 Harvard St. TIPOffiyiPHICAL NO, 310. 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Daniel Keylon, Pres., 30 Fairfax St.; Albert West, F.S.T., 56 Plumner Ave, WATERHEAD MILIS EMPLOIEES ASSOCIATION (IND) (Hookmeyer Bros., Inc.). 2nd Tues,, 3 P.M., at Plant, 900 Lawrence St.; Joseph Whitworth, Pres., k3 Auburn St.; Ruth Olsen, S.T., 3 Agawam St. WORKERS INDEPENDENT UNION (Merrimack Mfg. Co.), First Sat., 3 ^'M., at ftis. Off., Ill Moody St., Tel. Gl 8-8890; George Simon, Trees., 19U Cross St.; John S. Brennan, B.A., 320 Parker St. LUDLOW TEXTILE WORKERS UNICM* OF AMHIICA NO. 652 (Ludlow Mfg. 4 Sales Co.), 2nd Sun., Franco-American Hall, North St,; Mary S. Vaa, Pres., B.A. , 107 E. Howard St.; Anna Sullivan, Dtr.j Bus. Off,, Rm. 21, U73 Dvdght St., Holyoke, Tel, Je 2-0716, L T N N BAKERT AND CCWPECTIONERr WORKERS NO. I82 (American Bakeries). 2nd Sat., U P»M., Camp Paricer Hall, 196 Union St.; Robert P. Wright, Pres., 36 Clinton St.j Jojan Cameron, S.T.,B.A., U7 Ocean St. BAKERI AND CONFECTrONERT WORKERS NO. I83 (Hebrew Bakeries). 2nd Fll., 1 P.M., CoBoonlty Center, 65 Nahant Ave., Revere; Saul Tenofsky, Fjre8.,B.A., 15U Billingham St., Chelsea; Lawrence Kats, F.S., 76 Campbell Ave., Revere. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 3U7. 2nd Wed., U Andrew St.; Edward J. Morton, Pres., 963-a Western Ave.; Edward Zuppio, F.S.T,, 52O Chestnut St. BARTENDERS, COOKS AND WAIIEHS NO. 56. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., U Andrew St.; Harold A. Steele, Pres., 2U Revere St.; George V. Young, F.S.T. ,B.A., 10 Oxford St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 12. 2nd and Uth Tubs., American I«gion Hall, 15 CobuiTi St.; Anthony J, Qohr, F.S., 55 Herschel St.; WilHam A. Cashman, B.A., U51 Eastern Ave, 96 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS L Y K N - Cont'd * BHOOnjNE MUTUAL ASSOCIATTON (IND) (Neirtiall Slipper Co.;. On Call, Monthly, at i'lant, 278 Broad St.; Edward Hobbs, Pres., 20 Hardy St., Danvers; Joeephine Jordan, R.S.T., 15 West Baitlaore St. BUILIIENG LABORERS NO. 290. First Wed,, at Bqs. Off., U96 Washington St., Tel. Ly 2-3917; Francis Baldwin, Pres., 91 Shepard at,; Jeremiah Calnan, F.S.T., B.A., 26 Coonercial St. CARPENTERS NO. 595. First and 3rd Tlrars., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., U96 Washing- ton St., TbI. Ly 5-053U; Oliva N. VilleneuTS, R.S., 15 Kenwood Terrace; Abel Gardner, B.A., 10 Cedar Brook Rd. CLOfflING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 15U (Tailors). First Mon., 7 P.M., Italian A.C, Ciub, 121 BlossoB St.; Antonio Schiaasa, F.S., 67 Carter Rd.; Vincent Pace, B.A., B55 Feilsway, Medford. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMAIED NO. 273 (Branch of Boston Local) CONSTRUCTION WORKERS, UNITED NO. 5U8 (U.M.W.) (IND) (Mass. Window Cleaning and Utilities Corp.). 2nd Mon,, 7.30 P.M., Aaerican Legion Hall, 157 So. Coamon St.; John G. Fiynn, Pres., 53 No. Comnon St.; Veronica D. Avery, S.T., 1025 Hu]^)hrey St., Swanpscott; Bus. Off., 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L.J NO. 201 (General Electric Co.). 3rd Mon,, at Bus. Off., 21i8 So. Conmjn St,, West Lynn, Tel. Ly 8-2760; Sheldon H, M. Drew, F.S,, Ih Linwood St., Saugus; Hugh A. Mdfaias, Jr., B.A. NO. 215 (Cha»pion Laaqj Works). 2nd Mon., 1.30 p.M, and 8 P.M,, at Bus. Uff., Rn. 17, 10 City Hall Sq., TbI. Ly 2-6l4li9j Grace btanwood, R.S,, 1;27 Summer St.; Doris Reichardt, F,S.T, NO, 257 (Amalgamated), 2nd Toes., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 17 Exchange St., Tel. Ly 8-1*1^22; John E, Grieves, F.S.T., 121 Chestnut St.; John A. Noceila, B.A., 92 Green St, NO. 263 (i-astem Tool AStanping). 2nd Tues,, K. of f. Hail, 335 Central St.; Lillian Richard, R.S., 38 Magnolia St., Saugus; Leaman Hodge, S.T., 30 Long- wood Rd. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO, 201 (IND). George P. Walsh, Pres.; William P. Morrill, Sec; Bus, Off,, 819 Western Ave,, Tel. Ly 8-ii337. EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 216 (IND) (ThoBBon Electric Welder Co.). Last Thurs., 7 P.M., Y,D, Club, 119 Broad St,; Robert N. Nelson, Pres,, 171 Washington St.; Janes G. frice, F.S., 59 Manorial Park Ave. EIECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 377 (Contract). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., U96 Washington St., Tel. Ly 3-ta66; Charles W, Harvey, Jr,, Pres., U3 Elm St,; Harold B, Oliver, F,i).,Bus, Mgr, , 20 Cowdrey Ave. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Federation of) FEEERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2U680 (Die Makers). First Tues., h Andrew St.; Felix Malonis, R.S.T., 110 South St.; FVanklin Murphy, B.A., 30 Louisberg St., Lawrence, FIRE FIGHTERS NO, 739. On Call, American Legion Hail, 157 No. Comnon St.; Richard Curran, Pres., lU9 Jefferson St.; Francis Smith, F.b.T., U8 Audbrey Terrace. POOD STORE EWPLCflEES, MASSACHUSETTS INDEPENDENT (A & F Ttea Co., Lynn District). First Tubs., 8.30 P.M,, American Legion Hall, 157 No, Common St.; Fired W. Pensa, Pres., 116 Walte St., Maiden; John Emertian, S.T. FUR AND lEATHER WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen No. 20-L) FURNITURE WORKERS NO. 132 (Lisson & Melen Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., 161 Com- mercial St.; Antonio J. Marino, Pres., 98 Vine St.; Francis O'Connor, B.A., 112 Homestead St,, Roocbury, GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO, 397 (Dressmakers), First Mon., 6 f.K., Hotel Edison, 1 Bank Sq,; Blanche Pierce, R.S,, 9U President St,; Louis Ackerman, B,A., ftis. Off,, 33 Harrison Ave,, Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 68 (John Hancock Insurance Co.). Bi-monthly, 3rd Thurs., 11 A.M., Where Called; Donald C. Harrold, Pres., 15 Morrill PI.; David Roberts, S.T., i'.O. Box 6U6. 97 LOCAL L&BOR DNIGNS LYNN - Cont'd . LAST MAKERS (bee Shoe Workers of America, United No. 28) LATHERS NO. 99. First Fri., Scandia Hall, li96 Washington St.; Richard Oadbols, R.S.T., 125 Elliot St., Danversj Arthur Sylvester, B.A., 18 Cedarbrook Rd. lEAlHER WORKERS, FDR AND (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen No. 20-L; LETTER CARRIERS NO. 7. 2nd Mon., AoBrican Legion Hall, 157 No, Common St.; Dan Di Virgilio, R.S,, 170 Chatham St.; Thomas McGuire, F.S., 1 Williams Ave. MEAT CUnERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED NO. 20-L (Fur and Leather Dept.). First and 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 306, 56 Central Ave.; Francis Degnan, R.S.T., 18 Orchard St.; Nicholas Rassias, B.A., HL Tracey Ave. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 238 (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. Co.). First Wed., 10 kj^, and 8 P.M., Anei*ican Legion Hall, 157 No. Common St.; Noinnan P. Branden, P]res.,B.A., 65 Stetson Ave., Swampscott; Edward L. Hooney, F.S.T., 5 Laconia Ave., Saugus. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS (See Salem; MUSICIANS NO. 126. Uth Sun., 10 A.M., Y.D. Club, Broad at.; Chester E. Wheeler, Pres.,B.A., 13 Braman St., Danvers; Chester S. Toung, S.T., 70 Fair Oaks Ave. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN NO. 55. On Call; Fred Bowler, Pres., 35 Judge Rd.j JVancis V. Kennec^r, Treas., 57 Cumberland Circle. NORIH SHORE TECHNICAL GUILD (See Technical Engineers No. Ih2) OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 1U-U97 (Lynn Gas & Electric Co.;. First Thurs., 0xfO3«i Club, Washington Sq,; Edward M. Down, Pres., 23 Birch St., Saugus; Francis A. Dusseault, F.S., 8u Chatham St. PAINIERS NO. 111. First and 3rd Toes., at Bus. Off., U96 Washington St.; Hariy B£a*ter, Pres., 381 Essex St*; Hollls Crossman, B.A., U2 Lawrence St., Danvers. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. llS (Hoague Sprague Corp.;. Uth Tues., 1x93 Union St.; Joseph Raiche, Pres., 5U Autumn St.; Polly Seavey, F.S.T., 69 TljBBon St. PATTERN MAKERS. First Thurs., k Andrew St.; Arthur Collier, Pres., 25 Marble- head St., No. Reading; John J. Brennan, Bus. Mgr., 270 Lynnfleld St. PLANT PROTECTtON EMPLOYEES, INEEPENDENT UNION OF NO. 2 (General Electric Co.;. Quarterly, (Mar., June, Sept., Dec.;, 10 A.M. and 8 P.M., at Bus. Off., 33 Market Sq., Tel. Ly 8-9690; William B. Linehan, Pres.; Earie A. Keans, Treas. PLDMIERS NO. 77. 2nd and Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., U96 Washington St.; Erick Anderson, F.S.T,, 31 Richardson St.; Frank L. Grotty, B.A,, 12 Herschell St. POST OFFICE CI£RKS NO. 51 (DID) 2nd Thurs., 9 P.M., Poet Office, Willow St.; Anthony Bianchi, Pres., 208 Sylvan St., Maiden; James W. Rooney, F.S,, 103 New Park St. i POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. l50. On Call; Raymond Vienneau, Pres., 78 Moulton St.; Clyde H. Young, F.S., 22 Ir^alls St. I RETAIL iMPLOIEES UNICW NO. Ili35. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 17 Exchange St., Tel. Ly 3-5U31; Norman Edgett, Pres., 83 HLakely St.; Peter C. Paicos, C.F.S.,B.A. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 701 (Food Workers;. Jos^h H. Honan, Pres., 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel, Li 2-1563. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2. First and 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 1j39 Union St., Tel. Ly 5-0039; William J. Mackesy, S.T., I43 Kemwood Dr.; Joseph Hanley, Richard Tobin and Alice Clark, B.A's. SHOE WORKERS OF AMEKECA, UNITED NO. 28 (Last Makers; . First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., ij39 Union St., Tel. Ly 5-8830; James A. Caneron, Pres.,B.A., 26 Lyman St.; Joseph E. Keegan, F.S., 200 Chatham St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 600 (DJD; (City Employees;. First Tues., Shoe Workers Hall, U39 Union St.; William L, Marquis, Pres,, 76 Williams Ave,, Charles M, Smith, Treas., 330 Walnut St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1281 (Public Welfare Dept.;, 2nd Mon., V.F.W. Post No, 507, 17 Lawton Ave,; Edmund J, McCarthy, ftres., 22 Washburn St.; Margherite C,E, Dryer, R.S., 631 Western Ave, STEAMFITTERS NO. 277. First and 3rd Mon., Scandia Hall, 1496 Washington St.; Andrew Cheever, Pres,, 376 Essex St,; Daniel J. Manning, R.S,, I4I Osborne St., Peabody. 98 ; LOCAL LABOR UKIONS LYNN - Concl'd. STEEEWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2S$h (Zaiger Products Corp.}. Uth Hon., 5,15 P.K., D.AtV. Hall, VJashlngton St.; Carl E. fearson, Pres., 56 Johnson ^t.; John Nocella, B.A,, 92 Green St. STREET RAIUTAT EMfLOTEES NO. 238 (See Motor Coach Operators TEACHERS NO. 1037. First Wed., ConBunity Center, kS MarKet St.; Jasper T. Grassa, i'res., 16 PJeasant St.j Hemy Winston, F.S.T., 65 Gage St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. k2, 2nd Sun,, 3 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 96 Ford St., Tel. Ly 8-2360; Emile A. Gagnon, F.S.T. , 13 Meade 5t., Danvers; James O'Brien and Richard Hunt, B.A's. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 12^2 (General Electric Co.). 2nd Thars., 5.1i5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 33 Maricet Sq., Tel. Ly 8-9898; Raymond H. Lawton, Pres., 105 Linden St., So. Hjmilton; Richard Field, F.S., 65 Whitii^ St. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. ll;9 (General Electric Co.). First Mon., at Bus. Off,, 33 Market Sq., Tel, Ly 8-9898; Warren J. Mosher, Pres.j Otto R. B. Thelen, F.S. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Doris J. Bennett, Sec, 6U Whiting St. TEXnLE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1296 (Vernon Plastic Coip.;. Last Sat., 1,30 P.M., at Plant, 78 Brookline St.; Donald E, Cook, Pres., 13 Collina St.; Alton M. Hodgman, B.A.; Bus. Off., u77 Essex St., Law-ence, Tel. Mu 2-5273. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOTKF.S NO. 73. 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., U Andrew bt.; Williaa C. Scanlan, Pres., 57U Eastern Ave.; Harold E. Hunt, R.S.T., U Severance St. TIPOGRAPHICAL NO. 120. First Fri., at Bus. Off., Ra. 20b, 56 Central Ave.; Henry E. Cullen, Pres., 18 Cherry St.; Ernest D. Cann, R.S.T., 239 Linwood St. M A L D E N CEMETERY AND GREENHOUSE lABGRERS NO. 1^65 (See Boston) EI^CTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 231 (National Co.). First Wed., Leonard School, Pleasant St.; Anne Barthelness, Pres., kl Charles St.; Rita F. Sweeney, F.S., lu5 Maiden St.; Bos. Off,, U3 Oartmouth St., Tel. Ma 2-7950. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1026 (Meter Workers) (Suburban Electric Co.). 2nd Mon., at Bus, Off., Rm. 5, 171 Pleasant St.; George F. Dawson, F.S., UlO Highland Ave.; George P. Hassett, Jr., B.A. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS: NO. 20567 (Candy Makers) (Edgar P. Lewis & Sons, Inc.). First Thurs., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 171 Pleasant St.; Philip P. Ragucci, Pres., 8 Lexington St., Charlestown; Thomas Bishop, R.S,T., 12 Railroad Ave. NO. 22517 (Richards Metal Co.). First Wed,, 5 P.M., Hibernian Hail, 260 Charles St.; Patrick Haggerly, F.S.T., 23 Cherry St., Medford; Aaron Velle- man, B,A., 11 Beacon St., Boston. NO. 22763 (Rubber Workers) (Converse Rubber Corp.). 2nd Toes., 171 Pleasant St.; Anthony D. TJunagna, Pres., 11 Burditt Terrace; Thomas J. Moriarty, F.S., B.A., 15 Wason St., Medford; Bvb. Off., 332 Medferd St., Tel. Ma 2-7376. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 902. 3rd Thurs., 8.30 P.M., V.F.W, Hall, 10 Union St.; Thomas Maclnnis, Pres., 2U Orchard St.; Wilfred Leet, S.T., U5 Webber St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 291 (Knit Goods and Sportswear). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., 171 Pleasant St.; Mildred Schofleld, R.S., 3U Page St.; Isaac Gordon, B.A.; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. GAS WORKERS NO. 12007 (Oist 50, U.M.W.) (IND). 2nd Thurs., American Legion Hall, 368 Pleasant St.; Ralph Ricci, Pres., 12U Russell St.; Freeman Ray, F.S.T., 53 Rockland Ave. GRAIN MILIERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 82 (Cunningham Grain Co.). Uth Thurs., Oak Grove Hall, Oak Grove; Ralph S, Butcher, Pres., 93 Wescott St.; Andrew J. Farrell, F.S.T., 63 Waverly St. 99 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M A L D E W - Concl'd, PAINTERS NO. 3U6. First and 3rd FrL., ColoniaO. Hail, 260 Btyant au; Arthor L. Farley, R.S., 167 Washington St.j Edwin Welch, F.S., 16 Park Aye, PAINOERS NO. 1U77 (Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Wkrs.; (Devoe & Raynolds Co.;. First Mon., Spanish War Vets Hail, 156 Pleasant St.; Baden West, Pres., 51 Lebanon St., Meli*o8e; Everett Cardona, F.S., 26 Brackenberrj at, PLAYTHINOS, JEWELRI AND NOVELTT WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store liinployees). PULP, SUIPKEIE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 715 (Packard Paper Box Co., Inc.;. 3rd Sat., 12.15 ^'•M., Hibernian Hail, 260 Charles St.; Gerald McDonald, F.a., 19 Hancock St., Everett; David Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire. HETAIL, WHOIESALE AND DEPARTIQIJT STORE QtPLOIEES NO. 588 (Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Wkrs. ; (New Can Co.;. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F, Hall, I4U2 Main St.; Alfred Capra, Pres., 9k Bow St., Everett; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; BcB. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Montuaent Sq., Leominster, Tel. Leom. U-653U* STAIE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOIEES NO. 1233 (City Qnployees) ^Public Works Dept.K 3rd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Union at.; Edward Keegan, Pres., Weld Hall, Main St.; Joseph C. Adams, Treas., 38 Florence St. TEACHERS UNION, MAIDEN NO. 1107. 2nd Tues., (Feb., Apr., Oct., Dec.}, 3 P.M., Rm. 110, Maiden Senior High School; John J. Crowley, Pres., 22 Hardy Ave., Watertown; Marion E. Schoppet, Treas., 8 Dee Rd,, Lexington. lELEPHCMiE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (DID). Palaa M. Cumnings, Sec, II4O Vernal St., EveiTett. WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEES INEEPENDENT UNION (Hawkridge Bros, Co.). First Mon., 1 Wesley St.; Anlhony D'Allessandro, Pres., 51i7 Washington Ave., Revere; Chester Castinetti, R.S., 71 Marshall St., No. Revere. MANCHESTER CARPENTERS NO. 92U. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Red Men's Hall, Brook St.; Stanleys. Koch, S.T., 12 Morse Ct,; Edward Thoirpson, B.A., 238 Essex St., Beverly. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1362. On Call, Quarterly, Swing Rm., Post Office; Benjamin J. Stasiak, Pres., ^^ilaskl Dr.; James M. Conlon, F.S.T. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 3539. On Call; Frederick W. Fleetwood, S.T., 7 Norwood Ave. MANSFIELD CANDT BRANCH OF LOCAL NO. 251 (t>ee Bakery and Confectionery Wkrs. of Worcester) EETEER CARRIERS NO. 1352. On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office; James A. Kii^, Pres., 25 Linden St.; Warren Jones, S.T., 96 Samoset Ave. MANSFIELD BLEACHERY EMPLOYEES UNION (IND). 3rd Tues., Gloria Columbo Hail, Pratt St.; Michael G. Meichiorri, S.T., 28 Newton St. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 929. On Gail, Swing Rm., Post Office; Frederick H. Olney, S.T., 38 Green St., Foxboro. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA: NO. 2851 (John L. Clemmey Co.). Uth T\ies. , Portuguese-American Club, 10 Wales St., Taunton; Philip J. Butler, Pres., 29 Courtland St., Middieboro; Antone Ferris, R.S., 7 Second St., Taunton. NO. 3638 (Bay State Tap and Die Co.). First Thurs., Italian Hall; Edward J. Parker, Pres., 5 Cedar Pk. Rd., Sharon; Anna M. Enos, F.S., Pratt St. NO. 3825 (Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.). Uth Thurs., Gloria Columbo Hall, Pratt St.; Roland Grover, Pres., 18 Clinton St.; James Beattie, B.A, HO. 3955 (S. W. Card Co.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., I.O,0,F. Hall, No. Main St.; James Gowan, R,S,, 53 Eddy St.; Oliver Milson, Treas., Sanoset Ave. 100 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS MARBLEHEAD CARi'ENTERS NO. 962. 2nd and Uth Mon., Evans Bldg., Pleasant t>t. ; Ernest Spen- celey, F.S,, lU Bowden St.; Edward Thompson, B.A., 8| Front St., Salem. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 559. On Call; G. John Haritos, Pres., 16 Hibbard Rd. j P. Francis Harney, S.T. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) . Gertrude E. Kobialka, Sec, U Harris St. MARION H)ST OFFICE CI£RKS NO. 2557. On Callj Francis J. Francotte, S.T., Mill St. MARLBOROUGH CARPENTERS NO. 988. 2nd and Uth Tues., Moose Hall, Lincoln St.j Edward J, Logan, rt?e8.,B.A., Walker St.} Robert Eisenhower, F.S., Auburn St» LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6. On Call; Leon Bouthilette, Pres., Rice St.; Richard ProTasoli, R.S.T., 107 Highland St. MUSICIANS NO. 2U6. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Co-op HLdg., 60a Mechanic St.; John DiBuono, Pres., Hosner St.; Nicholas A. DiBuono , R.S.T., 19 Water St. PAINTERS NO. 561. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hail, Lincoln St.; William D. Scott, H.S., Dudley St.; Roland F. Martel, F.S., 5 Grove St, PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 13i. Uth Toes., 7.30 P.M., St. Jean's Hall, Lincoln St.; Victor B. Benson, R.S., 153 Lake Shore Dr.; Aubrey H. Maxwell, F.S.T., IIU Prospect St, SHOEWORKERS ASSOCIAIES, INC. (IND). 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off.,Rm. 1, 277 Main St., Tel. 1610; Dennis Maher, Pres., 9U Howe St.; Francis J. Cain and Robert J. Cahill, B.A's. STATE, cm AND TOWN EMpLOIEES NO. 58 (IND) (City En^jloyees). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., Neil St. Garage; Angelo Martino, R.S., 37 Gibbon St.; Charles Markey, F.S., Curtis Ave. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 372U (Koehler Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, Lincoln St.; Rita Boudreau, R.S., 7a Veirsallles St.; John F. Donovam, F.S., 6 Mountain Ave. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Rita I. Bnodeur, Sec, 2U5 West Main St. TIPOGRAPHICAL NO. 28l (Marlborough-Hodson). First Wed., 52 Pleasant St.; Paul Lassos, Pres., Felton St,; Charles A. Robert, R,S,T., 52 Pleasant St, M A Y N A R D CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. 32U (Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.), 3rd Sun., Millstream Restaurant, 183 Main St.; M. Conte, Pres,, 176 Hanpstead St., Methuen; J, V, Comtois, F.S., 30 Shedd St., Lowell. IZTTER CARRIERS NO. 1926. On Call; Janes Eaton, Pres., 5 ^±rig St.; Henry T, Hanson, S.T., 3 Second St. MEDFIELD BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS NO. 958 (Atlantic Brick & Tile Co.), 2nd Tues., at Plant; George W. Hinkley, in, Pres., Harding St.; Linwood E. Mathewson, R.S., Hart- ford Ave,, West Mendon, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNIQPAL FWPLOIEES NO, 1190 (State Hospital En^jloyees). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Male Home at Hospital; Howard V. Doyle, Pres., 19 Hartford St., Norwood; Marie Kilmer, F,S,, Hospital Rd, M E D F R D BARNARD ASSOCIATES (IND) (F.J. Barnard, Inc, ), On Call; Helen Meehan, Pres,, U5 Fobs St.; Anthony J. Bmno, Treas., 75 Wolcott St., Maiden. IQI LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M E D F R D - Concl'd« EI£CTKICAL WOKCERS NO. lOlh (General Electric Co. - Apparatus Service Shop). First Wed., U i'-M.» D.A.V, Hall, Broadway, Somervillej Francis Donahue, Fres., 567 Riverside Ave.} Clayton Hines, B.A., U3 Alpine St., Somerville. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1032. First Tues., b.30 i'.M., 367 Salem St.; James A. Morrissey, i*res., 11 Chardon Hd.; Allen VMte, R.S.T., 76 Westvood Rd. i'AINTERS NO. 1132. 2nd Tues., Colonial Hall, 3U Saiem St.j Charles T. Doucette, i'res., kh Middlesex St., Winchester; William K. Gillis, F.S., 9 Whitman Rd. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. U96 (Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (Container Corp. of America). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., 3U Salem St.; Theodore R. Seavey, Pres., 1U5 High St., Reading; Ralph Griffin, S.T., 31 College Ave. STATE, CITT AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 9U1 (IND) (City Employees) (Public Works Dept.). Uth Thurs., D.A.V. Hall, 52 Swan St.; Francis J. Fitzpatrick, Pres., 30 Sunmer St.; William McDonald, B.A., 11 Marston St. MELROSE CARPENTERS NO. 760. First Wed., K. of C, Hall, 23 West Foster St.; Garold Buker, R.S., 25 Windemere Rd., Dorchester; Maurice J. Demone, B.A,, Lexington St. , Burlington. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 22555 (Commercial Filters Corp.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 10 Union St., Maiden; Charles Castor, Pres., 30 Bolton St., Reading; Catherine A. Harris, S.T., 5U8 Salem St., Maiden. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 2U0 (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.). 2nd Thurs., K. of C, Hall, 23 W. Foster St.; John S. Hardy, R.S., 926 Main St.; William H. Curtis, F.S.T., 35 Bennett St., Wakefield. ME T H U E N FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1086. Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Broadway; Bernard McMenamon, Pres., 36 Ashford St.; Leonard Tuminouski, S.T., 75 Ames St. POOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. 138 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). 2nd Tubs., Where Called; Hazen S. Huntington, Pres., 53U Main St., Bradford; Thomas W. Waters, B.A.; Bus. Off., 55 Washington St., Tel. Mu 2-1312. STATE, CITT AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 122 (IND) (Highway Dept.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Town Yard, Mystic St.; Raymond Poulin, Pres.; Larry Wade, R.b. MIDDLEBOROUGH AUTOMOBILE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 839 (Maxim Motors Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Arorican Legion Hall, 13 So. Main St.; Norman S. Goodwin, Pres., 70 Forest St.; Clarence L. Millette, F.S., 6 Shaw Ave. LEONARD & BARROWS EMPLOYEES BENEFIT ASSOCIATION (IND). Last Wed., 12.30 P.M., at Factory, Center St.; Herbert H. Pariter, Pres., R.F.D. 3, Everett St.; Earle H. Vigers, R.S.T., Bedford St., Lakeville. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 59U. 2nd Tues., American Legion Hall, 13 So. Main St.; William H. Crapo, Pres., 67 School St.; Ralph J. Chartier, R.S., Wood St. HOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 5U (Colonial Brass Co.). On Call, U.u5 P.M., American Legion Hall, 13 So. Main St.; Stanley Idepis, R.S., U3 Vine St.; Edwin Tomkiewicz, F.S., School St. PLSMOUTH SHOE COMPANY BENEFIT ASSOCIAnON (IND). Last Thurs., 12.30 P.M., Foreman's Hall, at Plant, Center St.; Michael P. Garafalo, Pres., 11 South- wick St.; Harold Caswell, S.T., US Forest St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 601 (D^t. of Public Works). 2nd Wed., John Cabot Club; Ralph G. Ruggiero, Pres., B. A., HI Summer St., Brockton; Robert E. Languay, R.S., 219 Center St., Brockton. 102 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M I L F R D BARBERS, JOUHNEIMEN NO. liiU. 2nd Tues., 7.30 i'.M., D.A.V. Hall, 195 Main bt.j Michael lanitelli, Pres., 8 Hale Ave. j Peter Dei'alo, S,T,, Ik So. Vernon St. CARf^NTERS NO. 867. First Mon., Lower Legion Hail, School St.; William D. Dillon, F.S.,B.A., 15 Highland St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 2^7 (Rubberised Cloth^ (Archer Rubber Co.^. First Wed., 7.30 P'M., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Anthony Bamaslcwich, F.S.T., 52 Forest bt.j Henry Brides, B.A. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERI WORKERS NO. 23 (Kartiganer Hat Co.;, 2nd llies., V.F.W, Hall, 55 Exchange St,j Helen LaBrie, F,ti,T,, 31 Pleasant St, j Edwin Erwin, Int'l, Rep,, 9 Hamilton Rd., Wobum. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO, 52 (John Hancock Insurance Co,;, First Wed., 1 P.M., American Legion Hall, School St,} Frank Bucchlno, Pres., Taylor St.; John R. Greene, S.T., 30 Church tit. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 308. On Callj Ralph W. Canali, S,T., 37 Parkhurst St, HOLDERS AND FODNDRT WORKERS NO, U06 (Draper Corp., Hopedale). 2nd Wed,, V,F,W. Hail, 55 Exchaige St,j Louis Polito, C,R,F.S,, 5 Home Park Ave,, Hopedalej Hardy Wilson, B.A., 321 Tremont St. , Boston, MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1178 (Johnson Bus Lines), First Tlies,, 7.1i5 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Sturaner St.; Arthur H, Erickson, Pres., B.A,, 225 Purchase St.; Fred A. Cugini, F.S., Congress St. MUSICIANS NO. 319, 2nd Mon,, 7,30 P.M,, Lower Memorial Library, School St,; Nicholas A. Narducci, Pres., B, A., 25 Northrop St,, Hopedale; John E, Cht^jraan, R,S.T., U2 West St, PATTEEN MAKERS. Uth Thurs., 7,30 P,M,, V,F,W. Hall, Mill St,, Hopedale; Edward Powers, Pres.,Blackstone; Oscar Nelson, F,S,,Bus, Mgr., P,0, Box 2l0, Upton, POST OFFICE CLERKS NO, 312U. On Call; Joseph D, Lang, Pres,, 160 Congress St.; John A. Conlin, b.T., 332 Cedar St, SaOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO, k3 (Milford Shoe Co,;, 2nd Wed., 7,30 P,M,, V,F,W, Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Michael Mazzone, S.T., 6 Claflin St.; FVank Tosches, B.A,, 1 Grove St, SHOE WORKERS ASSN. OF MILFORD (DID) (Bickford Shoe Co,), First Thurs,, V,F,W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Alfred Ricci, Pres,, 9U Water St,; Lawrence Del Vec- chio, F,S.T., 25 Madden Ave. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N,E, FED, (IND;. Mary Flanagan, Sec, 12 Westbrook St. TEHTLIE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO, 125l (Stylon Corp,), 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hail, Summer St.; Ralph Bianco, Pres., 55 Sherry St., Whitins- ville; Kenneth G. ftitchins, B,A,, 393 West St,, Walpole, UnUTT WORKERS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. NO, 329 (IND) (Worcester County Electric and New England Power Co,, Uxbridge). 3rd Wed,, V,F,W, Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Michael J, Feen, Jr., R.S., 1 D St,, Whitinsville; Lawrence J. Keaman, S,T., U71 Purchase St. MILLBURT LETTER CARRIERS NO. 28l5. On CaJj.; John D. Brf-gham, S.T., Boston Rd. , Sutton. STEELkORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 3U26 (N.E. High Carbon Wire Co.). First Ties., 7.30 P.M., Franco-American Hall, Elm St.; Arthur J. Collette, Pres., 15 Millbuiy Ave.; Edward P. Cas savant, F.S., 11 Grafton St. TEXTELE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 232 (Felters Co.). 2nd Sun., Ihiion Hall, Elm St.; Raymond Grenier, Pres., 8U So. Main St.; Kenneth G, Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St,, Walpole, TEXHLE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 339 (Watson-Williams Mfg. Co.). On Call; Harold Dwinell, fres.. Elm St.; Kenneth G. Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St., Walpole. 103 LOCAL UBOR UNIONS M I L L I S SHOE AND ALHED CRAFTSMEN NO. U (IND) (Jos^h M. Heraan Shoe Co.). 3rd TV© s., 7.30 F.M., Grange Hall, Exchange St.; John Gheringhelli, Pres.,B.A., 16U Hopedale St., Hopedaiej Henry A, Morgan, S.T., Van Kleeck Rd. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 796 (The Ruberoid Co.). On Callj Everett Hastings, Pres., Harding St., Medfieldj Kenneth G, Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St., WalpoJe. MILTON BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 376 (Tovn EnployeesJ. 2nd Tues., Library, Hltie Hill Pkwy.j Joseph Fanning, Pres., $& High St.j Robert E. Little fie Id, S.T., 1U5 Clapp St, nRE FIGHTERS NO. III6. On Call, Monthly, Engine #k Station, Blue Hill Ave. j John J. Grant, Pres., 120 Blue Hill Ave.; Duncan A. Watson, R.S., m Robbins St. M N S ON FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2li];07 (C, F, Church Mfg. Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., Social Club Annex, Palmer Rd.; John F. Fenton, Pres., Palmer Rd. j Ruth B. Chalue, F.S., Box 173. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2100. On Call; Richard B. Crowley, S.T., 17 Highland Ave. STATE, COUNT! AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 2ii (Monson State Hospital). Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., Classroom at Hospital; Charles H. Sheridan, Pres., Box 28, Palmer; Audrey A. Mealia, F.S., Draver F, Paimer. MON TAGUE LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1611; (Turners Fails). On Call, Swing Rm., Poet Office, Turners Falls; Edward Noga, Pres., 6ii Central St., Turners Falls; F. C. Engerman, R.S., 52 J St., Turners Falls, MACHINISTS NO. 1803 (Montague Machine Co.), First TUes., 7.30 P.M., St. Stanis- laus Hall, 6 K St. , Turners Falls; Herman Podlenski, R.S., R.F.D. Millers Falls Rd., Turners Falls; John Hartnett, F.S., 9 M St., Turners Falls. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 171 (Strathmore Paper Co.), Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., St. Stanislaus Hall, 6 K St., Turners Falls; Richard V. Sullivan, R.S., k Grove St., Millers Falls; Stanley Noga, F.S., 35 Greenfield Rd. NANTUCKET I£TTER CARRIERS NO. 1661. On Call; John F. Keating, Pres., Willard St.; Antliony Ray Sylvia, t>,T., 5 Spring St. UTTLITr WORKERS UNION OF AMEKTGA NO. 362 (NantucJcet Gas and Electric Co.), First Wed,, 6.30 P.M., Gas and Electric Co. Service Dept. Office; Bertrand F. John- ston, Pres,, 13li Main St,; Ralph Hammond, S.T., Derrymore Rd, N A T I C K AUTCMOBILE WORKERS NO. 901 (U.A.W.) (See SoTiBrville) CARPENTERS NO. 8U7. First and 3rd Tues., Tontian Hall, lU Main St.; Gordon L. McCabe, Pres., 1837 Washington St., Aubumdale; Edward J. Gallagher, B.A., 3 Fayette St., Newton. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 362. First Mon., 3.30 P.M., at Post Office; John T. White, i^res,, 120 Pond St.; Joseph H. Geneva, R.S.T. MEAT CUTTERS, BUTCHERS, FOOD STORE AND ALLIED WORKERS, AMALGAMATED, DISTRICT UNION NO. 2. Quarterly, On Call, at Bus, Off., 1 So. Main St., Tel. 01 3-2U71; Joseph A. Sullivan, Pres., Bus. Mgr., 128 Minot St., Dorchester; Thomas E. O'Brien, Herbert A, Lee and John Broderick, B.A's, PAINTERS NO, 916. First and 3rd Thurs., Tontian Hall, I4 Main St.; Gordon L. Whalen, Pres., 22 Waban St.; Arthur Houlihan, B.A., 22 Stillman St., Fram- ingham. lOit LOCAL LABOR UNIONS N A T I C g - Concl'd, PAPERMAKERS AND i'Ai'ERWDRKERS, DNITED NO. 5l6 (Hesek Local) (Robert Gair, Inc.), 2nd Sun., 7 H.M., Alpine Club, Mechanic i>t.j Joseph Prior, Pres., 13U No. Main St. J Bernard A. McDonald, R.S.,B.A., 5B Grove Rd., East Natick, N E E D H A M CARPENTERS NO. 693. 3rd Tubs., Sherwood Hail, t'ine Grove St.; Charles S. Robbins, R.S.T., 1097 Greendale Ave.; Edvard Gallagher, B.A., 251 Washington St., Nevton. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mildred R. Roberts, Sec, 12 Walnut St. NEW BEDFORD AUTOMOBILE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 168 (Revere Copper & Brass Corp.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Polish American Vets Hail, 1680 Acushnet Ave, j Joseph F. Sylvia, Pres., Cathavay Lane, Mattapoisett; William Paquin, F.S., 336 Central Ave.j Bus. Off,, it3 Williajn t>t. , Tel. Wy >1107. BAKERS, THE 20TB CENTTJRT UNICW OF NEW BEDFORD (IND) (My Bread Baking Co.). 3rd Tkies., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., 230 Coffin Ave. j Narmand A. Langevin, Pres., 15 Taber St., Falrhavenj Adrien Hebert, F.S.T., li^? Ballard St. BARBERS AND ffiAUTT CULTUKISTS NO. 13903 (U.M.W. Dist 50) (IND). 2nd Mon., Where Calledj Alfred Costa, R.S., 25 Saganore St. BARBERS, JOORNEIMEN NO. hh7* 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St. 5 Sylvio H. Lebianc, S.T., 110 Central Ave. BARTENIERS NO. 100. First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., k3 WiULaas St., Tel. Wy 3-8Ui8j Alfred T. Langevin, F.S.T.,B.A., 71 Barrett St. BREWERY WORJiERS NO. 197 (i^wson's Brewery). First Sun., 10 A.M., Poirier Post, 229 Phillips Ave.; George Whalen, Pres., 29 Brook St.; Michael Pisarceyk, S.T., 293 Tinkham St. BRICKLAIERS, MASONS AND PlASTERERS NO. 39. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., Tel. Vfy 2-8215; Irving R. Miller, Pres., 5i Chase Rd., No. Dartmouth; John J. Chadwick, F.S.,B.A., 175 Hathaway Rd., No. Dartmouth. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 385. First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 6, 71^6 Pleasant St., Tel. Wy 2-1089; George Gauthier, Pres., Box 313-B Spring St., No. Dartmouth; Lionel Marchand, F.S.T.,Bu8. Rep., 11 Fielding St. CARPENTERS NO. Iiil6. Mon,, at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., Tel. Wy 2-b2l5; William Nelson, F.S., 292 Orchard St.; Joseph A. Guilbeault, B.A., Parte Drive, Acushnet. CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 59. 2nd iJun., 10 A.M.,7U6 Pieasant St.; S. P. Jason, S.T.,Bus. Rep., 1 Bridge St., Fairhaven; Manuel Souza, B.A., 11 Stowell St. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 377. 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. la, 105 WilUaa St., Tel. Wy 3-6627; Helen B. StafieJ, F.S., U95 Tecumseh St., Fail River; Philip R. Medeiros, B.A., 19 Rodney St. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. U69 (ft-y Cleaners and Laundiy Workers). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. Ul, 105 William St., Tel. Wy 3-6627; Helen B. atafiej, F.S., 1*95 Tecumseh St., Fail River; rtillip R. Medeiros, B.A., 19 Rodney St. COPPER AND BRASS WQKKERS (See Automobile Workers, United No. 168) CUSTODIANS ASSOCIATION, NEW BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOL (IND). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Greene School, Ashley Blvd.; J. J. Connors, Pres., 19 Fair St.; George Moniz, R.S., 79 Clara St. ELECTRICAL, RAHO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 277 (IND) (Amalga- mated). Uth T\ies., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Ul Bedford St., Tel. Wy 3-7058; William R. Kii^, Pres., 2lj6 Brownell St.; Joseph A. Wenzel, S.T., 31I Main St., Fairhaven. 105 ) LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD - Coht'd. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. EROTHEKHOOD: NO. 22U. First Wed., Carpenters Hall, $5 No, Sixth St.; Eli Ferguson, Pres., Shipyard Lane, So. Dartmouthj James E. Muiphy, Bus. Mgr. , F.b., U87 Hillman St., Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 38u Acushnet Ave., Tel. Wy 2-1^291. NO. mo ^Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp. J. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth i>t.j Albert E. Buckles, Pres., Bus. Mgr. , 13 Cleveland F.S., Brock Ave. Bus. Off., Rm. Acushnet St. J Margaret Ainaral, 790 j 5, U20 Ave., T61. Wy 2-8b65. NO. 175ii (Aerovox Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Washington Club, Brock Ave.j Antone P. PaLva, Pres., 207 Rivet St.; James Powers, B.A., 88 Robeson St. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. U71. First FW.., 7.30 P.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.} Paul Wexler, Pres., B. A., lU Nye Ave., AcuAnetj Gilbert Bragdon, F.S., Locust St., Assonet. FEDERAL LABOR DNION NO. 2li053 (Steamship Co. ftuployees;. On Call, Monthly, Pier 9} Conrad Saulnier, Pres., U6 Foster St.j Richard L. Valladoa, F.S.T.,B.A., P.O. Box 623. FIRE FIGHIERS NO. 8iil. On Call, Central Fire Station? Nicola J. Morra, Pres., i 383 Cedar St.; Louis V. Begin, S.T., 189 Hathavay St. FIHEMEN AND OILERS, STATIONARY NO. 29U. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., MickiewLci Hall, 2031 Purchase St.; Anthony Cabral, Pres., 2U3 Myrtle St.; John C. Glowacki, F.S.T.,B.A., 62 Kenyon St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADEES (Branch of Fail River Local No, 178; GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 361. Uth Mon., 7.30 r.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U, 7u6 Pleasant St., Tel. Wy 9-6U59; Frederick R. Siems, Dist. Mgr.; Clifford W. Depin, and Alfred P. Campos, B.A's. GOVERNMENT MPLOYEES, AMEKLCAN FED, NO. 1U33 (Interdepartmental) (Social Security Admin.;. Quarterly, Last Tues., Where Called; C. W. Lynch, Pres., 193 Elm St.; Wilbert Divis, Treas., 595 Coggeshall St. HANDBAG, LDQGAGE AND NOVELTT WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty WorkB rs INSURANCE AGENTS INT'L. NO. 99 (Prudential Insurance Co.;. 3rd Tues., 9.u5 A.M., Labor Temple, 7^6 Pleasant St.; Mario Montinho, iTes., 65U Brock Ave.; J. Wojcik, F.S.T., 3U Rockdale St. INSURANCE WORKERS UF AMERICA NO. 59 (John Hancodc Insurance Co.). 2nd Thurs., 11 A^.., T.W.U.A. Hall, 888 Purdiase St.; Harvey J. Blanchette, Pres., 73 Willard St.; John E. Romney, F.S.T., 263U Acushnet Ave. LATHERS NO. 25u. 3rd Thurs., German Hall, lU Adams St.; Roland E. LaPiante, S.T,,B.A., 320 Hersom St. LAUNDRY WORKERS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated No. U69) LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 80 (Leather and Faorics) (Coaters, Inc.). Quarterly, 3rd Fri.., 7.30 i'.M., Mickiewicz Hall, 2031 Purdiase St.; John C. Pacheco, Jr., S.T., 16 Ball St., No, Dartmouth. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 87 (Pocketbook WoiScers). 2nd Mon., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; George R. Sylvia, Pres., 1332 Pleasant St.; Louis Souza, F.S.T. , 107 Davis St, LETTER CARRIERS NO. 18, First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; J. Roger Menard, Pres., 71 Sycamore St.; Lorenzo C. Bour- beau, Treas., 233 Myrtle St. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INT»L. (IND): NOTE: All locals meet at Bus, Off,, 30 Union St., Tel. Wy 3-1822; Joseph V, Sylvia, S.T.,B.A., 16 Crapo St. NO. Iia3. Monthly the 15th (If 15th falls on Sun. Meeting held Mon.; 7 P.M.; Antone DaCruz, Pres., 187 Bay Village, NO. 1572-6 (Sea Food Workers;. Monthly, Last Day (If it falls on Sat., Meeting held following Mon.; 7 P.M.j Theodore Garifales, Pres. 106 uxal labor unions NEW BEDFORD - Cont'd . IDNGSHORE>ffiN'£ ASSOCIATION, INT'L. (IND) - Concl'd.: NO. 17U9 (*'ish Lumpers, Sea Food Worwers;. Monthly, First day (If First falls on Sat. Meeting held on following Mon. ) 7 i'.M.j feter Magocka, h'res., 123 Morgan St., Fairhaven. LOCMFDCEKS, NEW BEDFOKD (IND). 3rd Sun., 11 A.M,, at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, 260 Union St.; Joseph Percival, fres.j Edward J. A. Bourque, S.T,,B.A., 10b6 County St. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Naticicj MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 13903 (Dist $0) (See Barbers and Beauty Culturists; MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 33U. l-^irst Tues., 9.30 A.M., Labor Teiqjle, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Alfred A. Landry, F.C.S., 35 Bentley St. j Edward Patrick, B.A., 5i Newton St. MUSICIANS PROIECnVE UNION NO. 2lU. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Adolph F. Coimbra, Pres.,B.A., 59u Brock Ave.; M. Bart Botelho, R.S.T., 167 No. Waxnut St., Fairhaven. PAINTERS NO. 691. First and 3rd Wed., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Raymoni Seguin, t-res.,B.A., 5 Bullard St.; Alvin Bishop, F.S., kS North St. PLUMBERS NO. 53. 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off,, 55 North Sixth St., Tel. Wy 2-8215; Ralph H. Gable, Pres., County Rd., Bourne; J. H. Higgins, R.S., Bus. Mgr., 190 County St., West Wareham. POST OFHCE CI£RKS NO. 575. 2nd Tues., 9 P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; Harry C. Marsh, Pres., 101 Mott St.; Charles S. Isherwood, Treas., 376 Hersom St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. l8l. On Call; Edward J. Lyons, Pres., 15 Ocean St.; James F, Murphy, Jr., S.T.,8 Cottage St., Fairhaven. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 96. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Michael E. Sullivan, Pres., 29 Elm Ave., Fairhaven; John J. Burke, F.S.T., 23 Cottage St., Fairhaven. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U08 (Alden Container Co.K First Mon., U.u5 P.M., at Plant, Churdi and Coffin Sts.; Joseph Faria, Pres., 112 Main St., Fairhaven; David Grogan, B.A,, Brookline, New Hampshire. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 68 (NY NH Railroad). Quarterly, NY NH Freight Office; Frederick Clark, Pres., B.A. , 88 Ruth St.; Frank Harsley, K.S.T., 19 Laurel St., Fairhaven. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CliiRKS NO. 2011 (Railway Express Agency). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., iu Bedford St.; Ernest W. DeLacy, R.S., 127 Beilevue St.; Alfred Amida, Local Ch., UO Lucas St, RETAIL CIERKS INT'L. NO. 1325 (Stop & Shop). First Mon., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth at.; Gilbert Howarth, Pres., 183 Ocean Grove Ave., Swansea; Arthur Souza, F,fa.T., 100 Orswell St., Fail River. RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. I68l (Arlan's Supermarket). First Sun., 10 A.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Lionel Sylvia, Pres., 85 Oak St.; Giles Lafaille, F.S., 19 Hussels Mill Rd. ROOFERS NO. 219. Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., New Bedford Driving Club, m68 Acushnet Ave.; Jose Souza, Pres., 25 Davis St., Fall River; John J. Duggan, F.S.,B.A., 153 Mt. Pleasant St. RUBBER WORKERS, UNIIED NO. 290 (Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, 12 Rodney French Blvd., Tel. Wy 2-7860; Oswald Castro, R.S., 7U Nelson i^t.; Antone Amaral, S.T., UUO Orchard St. SEA FOOD WORKERS (See Longshoremen Nos. 1572-6 and 17U9J. SEAFARERS (Fishermen) (Branch of Boston Local) SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 501. 3rd Thurs., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; James Goldrick, R.S., 7 Shawnut Ave.; Norbert Srennan, B.A., Shawmut Ave. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 851 (City En^jloyees). 2nd Tues., German Club, lU Adams St.; George H. Brightman, Pres., 60 Durfee St.; Joseph Langlois, Treas., 182 Rockdale Ave. STEAMFITTERS NO. 6Ui. 2nd and Uth Wed., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; John Newby, Pres., 97 Hillman St.; Louis L. Rita, F.b.T.,Bus. H^., 30 Swift St.; Bus. Off., rtn. 12, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. i^ 3-UOU8. 107 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD - Cont'd, STREET AND ELECTFJIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPIDIEES NO. 1037. 2nd Thurs., 9,30 A.M. and 7.30 f,K., Eagles Hall, 1851 Purchase St.j Valmore S. Demoran- ville, i'res.jB.A., Old County Rd. , East Freetown; Louis W. Bouchard, R.F.S., 275 Gardner St. STREET AND ELECTRIC RAIIWAT AND MOTDR COACH EMPLOYEES NO. lU2i2 (.Almeida Bus Linesj. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., U2 Golf St., No, Dartmouth; John f, tiantos, Pres.,,: B.A., h2 Golf St., No. Dartmouth; Mamel Vieira, F.S., 78 Davis St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 59 tSee Chauffeurs, Ware- housemen and Helpers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Louise A, Peters, Sec. ,389 Davis St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 17 (IND). First Wed., Cornell Hall, 736 Pleasant St.; Elmer R. MacKenzie, Pres,, 57 Shawnut Ave,; Frank S, Gracie, Jr., F.i)., 51 Theresa St., So, DEo-tmouth, TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 25. 3rd Sat., 1,30 P.M., at Bus, Off,, Km. 3, 7u6 Pleasant St., Tej.s. Wy 2-2002 and Wy 3-lllli; George R. Ward, Pres.,. 332 Ashley Blvd.; John Vertente, Jr., Int'l. R^. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus, Off., Rm. 321, 888 I\irchase St,, Tel, Wy 7-9367; George E. Carignan, Dir. NO. 30 (New Bedford Kayon Co., Div. Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc.), First Pri,, 7.30 P.M., New Bedford Driving Club, IU68 Acushnet Ave,} Otilia Souaa, R,S.T.,^ U8 Briggs St.; Richard C. Percival, B.A. NO. U6 (New Bedford Cordage Co.). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 888 Purchase St.; Howard Brown, R.S.T., 37U W. Middle ^t,; Richard C. Percival, B.A. NO. 590 (Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., Hathaway Div,). 2nd Sun., Monte Pio Hall, 5U0 Orchard St,; Charles Mederios, R.S.T., li3 Bridge St., Fairhaven; Manuel Femandes, B.A. NO. 593 (Wamsutta Mills). 2nd Sun.. New Bedford Driving Club, lu68 Acushnet Ave,; Arthur Chabotte, R.S.T., 57t Howard St.; Rosario Pot Tin, B.A. NO, 595 (Soule Mill). On Caxl, New Bedford Driving Club, 1U68 Acushnet Ave,; Jacintho Pragana, Pres., 181 Sawyer St,; Richard Percival, B.A. NO. 616 (Allen Beam Co.). On t;aj.l, at Bus. Off,, 888 Purchase St.; Albert Breau, K.S.T., 55 Mitchell St.; Rosario Potvin, B.A. NO. 1123 (Seaplant Chemical Corp.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 321, 886 Purchase St.; Alphonse Chenette, R.S.T., 176 Cove St.; Rosario Potvin, B.A. NO, 112U (Lambeth Rope Corp,), On Call, at Bus, Off., 888 Purchase St.; George Protln, Pres., R.F.D. 3, Box 90; Riohard Percival, B.A. NO. 1129 (Cameo Curtains of New Bedford, Inc, ). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., New Bedford Driving Club, 1U68 Acushnet Ave,; Ira Josq>h, Pres., U58a Maxfield St,; Richard Percival, B.A. NO. 1192 (Universal Converting Corp.). On Call, New Bedford Driving Club, 11^68 Acushnet Ave,; Joseph Duggan, R.S.T., 1537 Acushnet Ave.; Manuel Feman- des, B.A. NO. 1193 (Nonnandie Print Works). On Call, Woodrow Wilson Hall, 12 Rodney French Blvd.; Gilbert Vieira, H.S.T., 53 Ashley t.t.; Manuel Fernandes, B.A. NO. 1393 (National Textile Processing Corp.). On Call, Woodrow Wilson Hall, 12 Rodney French Blvd.; Joseph Monteiro, Pres., 162 North St.; Manuel Fernan- des, B.A. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 131. First Sun., 10 A.M., 55 No, Sixth St.; Charles Braitiwell, ti.T., 85 Walden St.; James Cordeiro, B.A., li36 Orchard St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 33U (tiee Movii^ Picture Machine Operators). TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 276. Uth Wed., 7 P.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St.; Henry M. Tabet, Pres., 293 Hersora St.; David J. McVey, S.T., 62 George St., So. Dartmouth 108 LOCAL LABOR DNICWS NEW BEDFORD - Concl'd , UTTLITr WORKERS OF H.E. NO. 333 (IND) (New Bedford Gaa and Edison Light Co J. First Tbes., 7 P.M., Cornell Hail, 73i* Pleasant St.j Ssmuel N. bweet, i'res., 215 Arnold St.; John T, Tomlinson, F.S.,111 Oaklawi St. NEWBURYPORT CARPENTERS NO. 989. 3rd Hon., G.A.R. Hall, 61 State St.; Patrick J. Murphy, iTes., 18 Magnolia St.; Earie Welch, Treas.,B.A., 20 Magnolia St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 270 (See DanversJ FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 827. First Taes., Central Fire Station, Market Sq.; Leonard Rogers, Sec, 2k Bromfield St.; John Lawrence, Treas., U9 Forrester St. JEWELRI WORKERS NO. 19 (Silver Workers^ (Towle Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 nM., North End Boat Club, Manson Ave.; John J. Quinn, Jr., Plres., 27 Lafayette St.; Raymond L, Knight, F.S.T., 32 l^mg St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 108. First Sat., D.A.V. Hall, 38 Charles St.; Eugene V. Lacy, Pres., 70 Washington St.; John Pollard, S.T,, 15 Dove St. MACHINISTS DJT'L. NO. 931 (Clipper lodge) (Towle Mfg. Co.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., North End Boat Club, Manson Ave.; Frederick W. ^'arsons, Jr., iTes., 310 Merrlmac St.; Robert A. Btrown, R.S., 9 So. fond St, MDSICIANS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION NO. 378. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Sinoie Music Studio, 51 Pleasant St.; Norman A, Roy, Pres., B. A., 21 Bromfield St.; Everett D. Sinois, S.T., High Rd. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 1936. First Sat., D.A.V. Hall, Charles St.; Robert B. Lyons, n^s., 10 MyrUe Ave.; Walter J. Kubik, S.T., 22 Hill St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO, 39 (Mixed). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 20 State St., Ttel. Ho 5-0631; Hariy Choate, Pres., 3 Hancock St.; Nora Sullivan, B.A., 182 Primrose St., Haverhill. SILVER WORKERS (See Jewelry Workers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Olive J. Swirk, Sec, h Fourth St., Salisbury. NEWTON ffilCKLAIERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 32. 2nd and Uth Mon., Carpenters HalL, 251 Washington St.; Janes J. Shea, F.S.T.,B.A., 136 Jewett St.; Michael Cavanaugh, R.S., 255 Adams St. BDILDING SERVICE EMPIOYEES NO. 393 (Public School Custodiare). On Call, Newton High School, UO Elm St.; William J. Burke, S.T., 90 Westland Ave., West Newton. CARPENTERS: NO. 275. Tubs., at Bus. Off., 25l Washington St., Tel. La 7-U207; Albert A. Marchloni, F,S., 62 Warwick Rd., West Newton; Edward J. Gallagher, Bus. P^. NO. 680 (Newton Highlands). First and 3rd Tues., I.O.O.F. Hall, Erie St., Newton Highlands; Donald P. Eddy, R.S., 29 Burke Lane, Wellesley Hills; E. Gallagher, B.A. , 3 Fayette St. NO. 708 (West Newton). 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 251 Washington St.; John G. Ross, R.S., UO Waverly St . , Waverly; Edward J. Gallagher, B.A. PAINTERS NO. 5U5. First and 3rd Wed., 251 Washington St.; Anton Magnuson, Pres., 63 Orange St., Waltham; William E. McGrath, Treas., B.A. , 52 Boyd St. PAPERlrJORKERS, UNITED NO. 58ii-A (Sherman Paper Products). 2nd Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., Colvimbus Hall, li02 Watertown St.; Joseph Clement, Pres., 212 Washington St., Islington; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Leom U-653U. STATE, CITT AND TOWN EMPLDIEES NO. 175 (IND) (City Siqaloyees). First Thurs., Where Called; James DeMichele, Pres., 11U7 Beacon St., Newton Center; Charles Fagan, Treas., 161 Pearl St, 109 LCXIAL LABOR miOSS I M E W T N - Concl'd. STATE, COUNIY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 800 (City EsaployBes), Last Thurs., Columbus Hall, 1^02 Watertown St.; Harry Purceil, Pres., 52 Eliot Ave., West Newtonj N\mzio S. Piselli, S.T., U Clearwater Rd.j Bus. Off., 110 Crafts St., Tel. Bi U-3U51. mLEPHONE IRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Gloria Langevin, Sec, $9 Beaver Dam Rd., Natick. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 257U (Rohmer Wool Sc»uring). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, U02 Watertown St. j John J. McDonald, Pres., h3 Morton St., Walthamj Robert Peeling, F.S,, 118 Pleasant St., Watertown. TEXTII£ WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2617 (N.E. Spun Silk, Newton Upper Falls;. On Call, Quarterly, h P.M., at Plant, 381 Elliot St., Newton Upper Falls; Frank DeMaria, Pres., 3U9 Elliot St.; Ralph Tiberio, F.S., 5 Bancroft St., Watertown. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 125 (Security Mills, la:.). First Tues., Columbus Hail, 1^02 Watertown St.; Emily Murphy, R.S., 6-2 Garden Lane, Waltham; Victor Budd, Treas., Kempton PI., West Newton. NORFOLK STATE, COUNTT AND MUNICIPAL QlPLOIEES NO. U6U (Mass. CorrecUonal Institution). On Call, Monthly, 8,30 P.M., at Institution; Andrew J. Treacy, Pres., Box U3i John L. Qeraghty, R.S., U? Lewis Ave., Walpole. NORTH ADAMS BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 126. Uth Tubs,, C.L.U. Hall, 79 Main St.; Anthony J. Gattuso, S.T., 79 Center St, BARTENDERS NO. 125. 2nd Sun., 10,30 A.M., Richmond Hotel, 3 State St.; Frederick Flaherty, Pres.,B.A., 203 Church St.; William Callahan, S.T., U2 Holbrook St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PUSTERERS NO. 29. 2nd Mon,, C.L.U. Hall, 79 Main St.; Andrew P, Zoito, C.S., Hi Park Ave.; Joseph DiLorenzo, F.S., R.F.D., Clarks- burg. CARPENTERS NO. 193. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Harold A. Formhals, R.S., 28 Mill St.; Rinaldo Farinon, B.A., 21 Lyman St, CONDENSER WORKERS NO. 2 (IND) (Sprague Electric Co.). 3rd Tues., Eagles Hail, 18 HadLey Overpass; Robert Davison, F.S., 76 Beaver St.; Ralph Fressola, Gr. Ch., 95 No. Koosac "Rd., WilHamstown. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U76 (Northern Berkshire Electric Co.). First Thurs., Elks Home, 100 Eagle St.; William N. Rennell, F.S,, 51 Washington St.; Owen Morrissey, B.A., 35 High St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 103. On Call, 7,30 P.M., American Legion Hail, Holden St,; George McConnell, Pres., b2 Greylock Ave,; Joseph F. Pugliese, R.S,, 6lU Mohawk Trail. MACHINISTS NO. 1791; (Schuyler Lodge) (Sprague Electric Co.). 2nd Tues., 7,30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Harold E. Field, Jr., R.S., 191 North at., Williamstown; Ernest Johnson, F.S., 1599 Mass. Ave, MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 2801 (B & M Railroad). 3rd Fri.., 7 P.M., Arm- strong's Inn, 131; State St.; Bruno F. Andreatta, Pres. ,B.A.; Bruno R. Canzano, S.T., 68 Veazie St. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 300 (Hunters Foundry). l;th Wed., V.F.W, Home, Ashland St.; Joseph J. Valotta, F.C.S., 39 Foucher Ave.; Thomas Shea, Dist. Sep., 57 bquawfield Rd., Westfield. MUSICIANS NO. 96. Quarterly, First Sun., 7*30 P.M., V.F.W. Home, Ashland St.; Gordon L. Benoit, Pres.,B.A., 69 Main St,; William Tbohey, Treas., 200 Corinth Terrace. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTEHS NO. 578. 3rd Thurs., C.L.U. Hall, 79 Main St.; J. Allard, Pres., 1669 Mass. Ave.; E, Wright, F.S.T.,B.A., 108 Brooklyn St, POST OFFICE CIERKS NO. 638. First Mon., 7,30 P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, Sumner St.; William J. Anderson, Pres., 120 Corinth St.; Matthew J. Naughton, R.S.T., 73 Church St. no LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTH ADAMS - Concl'd . POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICE MAINTENANCE EMl'LOYEES NO. 286 (IND). On Cailj William J. Knechte, rt-es., 71 No. Summer St., Adamsj Harold T. Donovan, R.S.T., hh Galvin Rd, RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 32U IB & M Railroad;. Last Pri., Baggage Rm.j Firederick T. Evans, Pres., 5Ii| Qunther St.j Donald 0. Belleau, R.b.T., 63 North St. TANKERS NO. 133l4Ji (Dist 5U, U.M.V.) (IND) (Widen Tanning Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lafayette Club, 95 Main St. j Nelson Rondeau, R.S., 36 Mill St.; Vincent J. Pippo, B.A., U62 Central Chambers, Northampton. TFJ.FPHOMF TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Patricia M. Gagnon, Sec, 73 Chase Ave. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 15 (IND). First Frl., Elks Home, 100 Eagle St.j William J. Saulnier, Pres.,B.A., 33 Arnold Pl.j Donald Moulton, F.S.T., 111 Prospect St. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTEVE NO. 2$ (IND) (Hoosac Mills Corp.; 2nd Sat., 2.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 18 Hadley Overpass; Arthur McConnell, S.T., 8^ Liberty St.j Frederick Mendel, B.A., 30 Leonard St., Adams. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE NO. 39 (IND; (Loomfixers; (Hoosac Mills Corp.). 2nd Sat., 2 f.M., Moose Hall, Bank St.j Edward Konopka, Pres., iSk Kemp Ave.; Frederick Mendel, B.A., 30 Leonard St., Adams. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 288 (Strong Hewat Co., Inc.). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Richmond Hotel, 3 State St.j Harold Horn, Pres., Balance Rock Rd., Lanesboroj Douglas A. Tisdaie, R.S.T., Rte. 19. TEXTII£ WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet at Sk Main St.j Bus. Off., 38 Hoosac St., Adams, Tel. I3OOJ Henry Kullas, Mgr. NO. 781. Uth Sun., 7 P.M.J Leo A. Moreau, Pres., 566 State Rd.j Alphonse Roy, S.T., 176 Union St. NO. 1007 (Windsor Print Works Dlv., Consolidated Textile Co., Inc.;. 2nd Fri., 7 i'.M.i Raymond Fountain, S.T., 100 Union St. NO. 1105 (Strong Hevat Co., Inc.;. First Fri.., 7 P.M.j Robert Amato, Pres., 27 Povers St., Adamsj Grace Johnson, S.T., Clarksburg 19. NO. 1280 (James Hunter Machine Co.;. First Tues., 7 P.M.; Stuart Sprague, Pres., 2 Hoosac Ct.j Francis Young, S.T., 69 Williams St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPEHATOHS NO. 83. First Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.U. Hall, 79 Main St. j Peter Koch, F.S.T., 326 State Rd.j James Coddaire, B.A., 28 Porter St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 316. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 79 Main St. j Arthur V. Dumas, Pres., 20U Phelps Ave.; William Kelleher, F.S.T., Mass. Ave. NORTH A N D V E R STEELWDRKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2917 (Davis and Furber Machine Co,;. First Thurs., 7,30 P.M., First Methodist Church Hall, Main St.j William Bamford, Pres., 168 Water St. j George A. Ellsey, F.S., 6i Brentvood Rd., Methuen. NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH CARPENTERS NO. 1679. Uth Mon., St. Jean's Hall, Elm St.j Clarence D. Brockway, I'res., 601 Mt. Hope St.j Fred Pratt, B.A., 8 Oak St. LETTER CARREERS NO. 539. First Tues., K, of C, Hall, No, Washington St.j John A. Devlin, Pres., 122 Giove St, j Nonnan Sanford, Sec, U Sumner St. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 219. 3rd Mon., 8.30 P.M., K. of C. Haj.1, No. Washington St. J James J. Cassidy, Pres., 260 Commonwealth Ave., Attleboro Falls; Richard F. Phippen, S.T., 26U High at. Ill LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTH ATTLE BOROUGH - Concl'd. RETAIL, WHOIESALE AND DEPARTNENT STORE EitfLDIEES NO, 591 (i'laythings, Jewejjy and Novelty V/krs.) (Evans Case Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 f.K., Elks Hall, Church St.j Edward O'Donnell, i'res., 188 Union St., Attieboroj Thomas J. Leone, N.E, Dir., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq,, Leominster; Bus. Off., 19 Bank St., Attleboro, Tel. Attle. 1-2582. STEELWORKERS OF AMEHTCA NO. U019 (Jarvis Taps, Inc. j. 2nd Wed., Moose Hail, East St. J Joseph L'Herault, Pres., U Dean Ct. j Harold Wheeler, R.S,, West St., Wrenthan. NORTH BROOKFIELD BREWERT WORKERS (least Makers; (Branch of Local No. 8 of Boston) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3052. On Call; James W. Gaffney, b.T,, 3 Central St. NORTH E A S TON (See EASTMi; NORTH READING STAIE, COUNTT AND MUNICIPAL EMPIOTEES NO. 965 (State Sanitorium Enployees). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Sanitoriumj Edvard Doyle, Pres., Vine St., Andoverj Raymond Parent, S.T, NORTHAMPTON BARBERS, JOURNEIMEN NO. 31;. 3rd Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 279 Main St.; Anthony W. Tenanes, Pres., 2U Harlow Ave.; John A, Tenanes, F.tj.T,, 5 Bemache St., Leeds. BARTENDERS NO. 113. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., C.L.U. Hall, 279 Main St.; Walter B. ZewBki, Pres., ly Edwards Sq.; B. 0. Til ton, F.t).T.,B.A., 23 Smith St. BRICKLAIERb, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. U. 2nd and Uth Mon., Carnegie Hail, 38 Gothic St.; G. B. Hubbard, Pres.,B.A., R.F.D., West Farms Rd.; Thomas M, Barnes, R.S., 22 MyrUe St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. U36. 2nd Mon., C.L.U. Hail, 279 Main St.; George Vanasse, Pres.,B.A.; John Brennan, S.T., I8I Prospect St. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 211 (Domestics, Smith College). 3rd Mon., Barton Hail, Smith College; Annie L. Kenpkis, F.S.T., 31 Forbes Ave,; Julia Reardon, B.A., 2U Orchard St. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOIEES INT'L. NO. 263 (Smith College). 3rd Thurs., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Hector L. Poudrier, Pres., U Lasell Ave.; Howard A. flraman, S.T., 67 Franklin St. CARPENTERS NO. 351. 3rd Thurs., C.L.U. Hail, 279 Main St.; William J. Murphy, Pres.,B.A., lU Olive St.; Leo Gagne, R.S., 11 Bernache St., R.F.D. EIECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 710. First Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 279 Main St.; George A. Rouleau, F.S., 58 Columbus Ave.; John Londergan, Bus. Mgr., 30 Allison St. ELECmtCAL WORKERS NO. B-9U7 (Narthanpton Gas Co. and Ncrthairpton Electric Light Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Parish Hall, Hawley St.; Earl Wright, Pres., 20 Wilson Ave.; Edward Benoit, B.A., 11 Fourth Ave. FIRE FTGHTERS NO, I08. 2nd Tues., 7.u5 P.M., Central Fire Station, 60 Masonic St.; Robert Carr, Pres.; Michael F, O'Connor, S,T, FIREMEN AND OILERS NO, ll;3. First Mon,, Ed's Diner, Main St., Florence; Lawrence LaCroix, F,S,, 16 Vernon St,; John McNamara, B.A. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLJIEES NO. 113 (See Bartenders) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOIEES NO. 773. 3rd Wed., 3 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 279 Main St.; Stanley J. SuchecfcL, F.S., 122 State St,j John McDonnell, B.A., 1677 Northan^jton St., Holyoke. LAUNDKI WORKERS NO. 2ii7 (Smith College). First Mon., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Anna Belle Loiselle, Pres., 19 Trumbull, Rd,; Raymond Dauphlnaise, F.S., 219 Prospect St, 112 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTHAMi^TON - Concl'd . LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6U. On Call, Svdng Rm., Post Office, Pleasant St. j Charles B, Carr, R.S.T., 2k Grandview St., Florence, MAINTENANCE OF WAT EMPLOIEES NO. 1321; (B & M RailroadJ. Quarterly, First Sun., 1.30 i'.M., Lithuanian Hall, Meadow St.; Joseph Paluch, Jr., Pres. , U5 Gaj- lord St., Chicopeej Wiiliam J. Cspron, S.T., 82 Abbe Ave,, Springfield. MUSICIANS NO. 220. First Sun, (Jan., Apr., July, Oct.), 10.30 A.M., Florence Inn, 17 No, Maple St,j Edmund J, Schott, Pres.,B.A., 31 Davis St., Easthai^ton; Archie B. Wilson, F.S., 39 Summer St. PAINTERS NO. 6U6. First and 3rd FrL., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. HaLl, 279 Main St.j Arnold Dal ton, Pres., 29 Harrison Ave.; George Webb, B.A., Aqua Vitae Rd., Hadley. FAPERMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS , UNTIED NO. 578 (Mt, Ibn Local). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., St. Joseph's Lithuanian Club, Pleasant St.; Matthew P. BaJ, Pres., 21 Hairpden St.; Raymond Lai'lante, B.A., 6 Summit Rd., Gilbertville. PLUMBERS AND SIEAMFITTERS NO. 6U. First Men., C.L.U, Hall, 279 Main St.; Emman- uel LeBeau, Pre8,,B.A., 252 Main St., Easthampton; Alexander Hersh, R,S,, 161 South St, POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. U70. OR Call; Edward Monahan, Pres., 113 Barrett St.; William Lucey, R.S., 102 Bridge Rd,, Florence, POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 181;. On Call; Louis E. Dragon, Pres., P.O. Rm. 110, Pleasant St.; Merton E. Gladden, F.S, STATE, COUNTT AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOIEES NO. 165 (Northan?)ton State Hospital). 3rd Tties., 7.30 P.M., Classroom B, State Hospital; John Blight, Pres., Box 351» Barbara Fitz, Sec, Bok 351. TEI£PH0NE TRAFFIC WDI1KERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Margaret Sullivan, Sec, 236 No. Maple St., Florence. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOIEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 232. First Mon., 11 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 279 Main St.; Daniel Schwartz, S.T., tih Eames Ave., Amherst; John J. Tichy, B.A., 2 Lang Ave., Easthampton, NORTHBORO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS NO. 2570 (Milljnen) CGothic Craft). 2nd Tubs., The Grille, Solomon Pond; Lloyd Dubois, Pres., U6 RLver St., Hudson; Vohan Kalouslian, F.S., 51 Lincoln St., Hudson. NORTHBRIDQE CARPENTERS NO, 1117. First Fri., Sutton St,; Louis Tessier, Pres,, Plantation St.; Emery Dbuville, R.S.T., Sutton St, TETTER CARRIERS NO, l]i7U. On Call; Edward J, Baldwin, Sec, 20 Brook St,, Whitinsville, PULP, SULraiTE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 190 (Kupfer Bros, Co,), First Tues., 7,30 P.M., 122 Club, Providence Rd.; Robert Boulais, Pres., 56 School St.; David Grogan, B.A., Brookline, New Hampshire, STEELWOKOSRS OF AMERIGA NO. 365U (Whitin Machine Co.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 68 Church St., Whitinsville, Tbl. h'7k96i Edward Roukema, Pres,, 66 Lake St,, Whitinsville; Joseph Hickey, F,S,, No, Main St,, Whitinsville, NORWOOD BARBERS INDEPENDENT UNICN, NORWOOD (IND). Bi-aonthly, First Wed., 6,30 P.M., 635 Washington St,; James A. Silletti, Pres., 253 Vernon St.; Nicholas Bonelli, R.F.S., 350 East Eighth St., So. Boston. BOOKBINDERS AND HINDERI WOMEN NO. 176 (Pliapton Press). 2nd Tues., C.L.U. Hall, 1156 Washington St.; Louis Papineau, Pres., 736 Washington St., Dedham; John J. Connolly, B.A., k9 Central St, 113 UXkL ULBOR UNIONS NORWOOD - Conel'd , BUILDING LABORERS NO. I38. Uth Wed., 7.30 r.M., K. of C. Hail, 72U Washington St.; Paul fasquaroea, F.S.T., 61 Hutchinaon St., Franklinj Prank Saster, B.A., U7 Washington St., Franklin. CARPENTERS NO. 866. First Hon., at Bus. Off., 1156 Washington St., Tel. No 7-2i01-Jj Joseph F, Paquette, Pres., U7 Main St., Walpole; Carol Conrad, R.S., 156 Hoyle St. CATERERS NO. 52U (See Retail, Wholesale and Departraent Store Employees; GAS AND m-i'HOWCT COKE WORKERS NO. 13U05 (Dist 50, U.M.W.; (IND) (Norwood Gas Co.;. First Tues., 7 P.M., Lithuanian Hail, 13 St. George Ave.; Prank H. Hopkins, Pres., 302 Prospect St.j Carl G. Randolph, Treas., Box 251. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 7U2. On Callj Orville L. Hough, Pres., 10 Rockhlll St.; Robert W, Hartshorn, R.F.S., U7 Grant Aye., E. Walpole. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 373 (Eastern Mass. St. R>y.;. First Tues., 10 A.M. and a P.M., Marine Corps Hail, 506 Washington St.j George W. Jlannetti, Pres., B.A., 536 Pleasant St.; Dennis A. Piyan, F.S.T., 70 Howard St. MOVING PICTORE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 723 (See Theatrical Stage En^jloyees; MUSICIANS NO. 3U3. Quarterly, 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Elks Hall, Walnut A-ro.j D. J. Patnaude, Pres., Ul Warren Ave., Stoughtonj J. C. Norland, S.T., P.O. Box 13U. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 1^-538 (E. & F. Klr^ Co.;. 3rd Wed., 5 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St, George Ave.j Walter Shackley, Pres., 1 Kingsbury Dr., Medfleldj Janes C. Dunn, S.T., 16 Trimofunt St., Dedham. PAINIERS NO. 7U7. 2nd Thurs., C.L.U. Haxl, 1156 Washington St.} Louis W. Ruscitti, F.S.T., Ii2 Irving St.j Louis Jordan©, B.A., 12 Heaton Ave. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS , UNITED NO. 896 (Bird and Son, Roofing Plant;. On Call, Monthly, 3.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.j Robert J. Goode, Pres., 922 South St., Wrenthaa; Peter J. Carchedi, F.S.T. , 2k Willow St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNI1ED NO. 1330 (See Walpole) POST OFFICE CIZRKS NO. 277U. On CajJ.} John D'Espinosa, Pres., Jefferson Dr.; Robert E. Barry, S.T., 73 Railroad Ave. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 35. First Sun., 2.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 1156 Washington St. J Joseph Eldracher, Pres., 26 Barstow Rd., Walpolej John F. Walsh, S.T., 22 Elliot St. RETAIL, WHOtESAIZ AND DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 52U (Industrial Caterers; Joseph H, Honan, Pres., 665 Washington St., Boston, Tei. Li 2-1563. STATE, COUNTT AND MUNICIPAL EMh-LOIEES NO. 362 (Town Enployees;. 2nd Thurs., Social Hall, 820 Washington St.; William F. Nolan, Jr., Pres., 13U Jefferson Dr.; John T. Flynn, S.T., 78 Roosevelt Ave. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2333 (American Brake Sh>e Co.;. Last Thurs., U.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave,; Joseph Portas, F.S., 20 Third St.; Clifton E. Sommers, B.A. STREET RAIDrfAT EMPLOYEES (See Motor Coach Operators Ko. 373; TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (DJD). Margaret F. Flaherty, Sec, 30U Railroad Ave. TEXTILE WORKERS UNICW OF AMERICA NO. 115 (Holliston MllOa, Inc.). 2nd Frl., 7.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, 72U Washington St.; John O'Brien, Pres., 38 Lin- coln St.; Henry i'oirier, S.T., 39 Savin Ave. THEATRICAL STAGE EMl'IDIEES AND MDVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 723. Uth Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.U. Hall, 1156 Washington St.; Jacques B. Thonpson, R.S., 218 High St., Dedham; Richard Salamone, B.A., 91 Devonshire Rd., Waban. ORANGE ttTTER CARRIERS NO. 73U. On Call; Alan M. Mlsener, R.S., k2 Hanilton Ave, P06T OFFICE CIZRKS NO. U62. On Call; Paul H. Woodward, Pres., U6 Mechanic St.; Henry Abrahamson, S.T., U9 Highland St. Uk , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS PALMER EIZCTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 211 (F. & D. Tool Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Lis's Cafe, Bridge St., Three Rivers; Edward A, Holda, iTes., 28 Hanpden Rd,, Monsonj Robert G. Hajl, F.S.T., 5i Bridge St., Monson. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1717. On Call; John Francis Shea, S.T., 2365 Main St., Springfield. POST OFFICE CI£RKS NO. 930. On Cailj Richard T. Santucci, b.T., 15 George St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2923 (Wickvire Spencer Steel Corp.;. Last Sun., St. Stanislaus Hail, Main St., Three Rivers; EdwaI^i F. Zebrovski, Pres., Ware Rd. UTELriT WORKERS OF N.E. NO. 322 (IND) (Worcester County Electric Co., Palmer arri Spencer Div.;. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., U65 No. Main St.; Francis N. Foun- tain, Pres., Flynt St.; John J. Donahue, Jr., Nat. Rep., 25 Knox St. P E A B D Y EIECTRICAL, RADTO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, DNIIED NO. 275 (IND) (llimer TiBinning Machine Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Leather Workers Hail, 10 Lowell St.; Francis McKtnnon, Pres., 1 Royoroft Rd.; Elbert Caief, R.F.S,, 16 Porter St., Danvers. FERE FIGHIERS NO. 925. 2nd Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Central Fire Station, Lowell St.; Charles McDbnald, Pres., 25 Orchard St.; George C. Kingsley, Sec, 75 Endi- cott St. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 21. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bis. Off., 10 Lowell St., Tel. Je 1-6200; Richard B. O'Keefe, Bus. Mgr.j Arthur Cecelski, B.A, LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 33. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., ftn. 1, 7 Central St.; Richard L. Lussier, S.T., 2k Rainbow Rd.; George McLean, B.A., 10 Pleasant Ave., Danvers. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 236. First Thurs., U P.M., Poet Office, Foster St.; George Plomondon, R.S., 10 Driscoll St. POST OFnCE CLERKS NO. U85. On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office; Claries F. Grosiak, S.T., 8 Hourihan St. PEPPERELL PAPEHMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 53li (St. Regis Paper Co., Nashua River Div,). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hail, Tarbeil St., East Pepper- ell; John B. Morrissey, Pres., 6 Willlans St., East Pepperell; Charles K, O'Malley, F.S., Park St. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WOIKERS NO. 552 (BbbIs Bro Bag Co.). First Sun., 8 P.M., American Legion Hail, Taroell St., East Pepperell; Celia E. Lohnes, R.S., Brookline St.; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., Brookline, New Hampshire, PITTSFIELD BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 127. Uth Wed., 8.15 P.M., Polish Conminity Hail, U8 Linden St.; Walter Stockley, Pres., 1; Washington Ave.; Charles R. Mole, S.T., B.A., 102 Ann Drive. BARTENIERS NO. Ilk, First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Elks Hall, 27 Union St.; Francis Shea, Pres., Cherry St. ; Cornelius J. Hurley, S.T.,B.A., 1U3 Bradford St, BRICKIAIERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 20. 2nd Fil., Polish Conmninity Hall, U8 Linden St.; John Penna, Pres., 28 Francis Ave.; Dominlck Saigiovanni, F.S.T., U7 Adelaide Ave, BUILDING LABORERS NO. U73. 2nd Pri., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, 93 North St.; Kenneth V. Hoag, Pres., 151^ Robbins Ave,; Stephen SokolowskL, F.S.T. B.A., 566 Fenn St.; Bus. Off., 93 Eagle St., Tel. 2-1970. CARPENTERS NO. kkh» First and 3rd Tubs,, 7.30 P.M., Moose Hail, 36 Linden St,; James J, Lambert, F,S., 81 Ki:^ St.; Edward F, Broad, B.A., 5o Dodge Ave, ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WOIKERS, INT'L. NO. 25I4 (General Electric Co.). First Mon., at Bus. Off., 109 Woodlawn Ave.; J. Edward Pelkey, Pres.; Bene- detto Sciola, S.T, 115 LOCAL LABOR UNICWS PITTSFIELD - Cont'd. EIZCTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 255 (General Electric Co J. Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 109 Woodlawn Ave., Tel. 2-6996; Albert F, Idtano, i'res., 23 Lincoln St.j Arthur J. LeHLue, B.A, ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE VTORKEKS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 212 (IND) (E.D. Jone6 & Sons Co.). 2nd Tues., U.30 JP.M., Sons of Italy Hall, 73 North St.; Ralph H. Becker, Pres., 163 t'ine St., Daltonj Aldo J. Gaspardi, F.S.T., 22 Radcliffe Ave. EIZCmrCAL WORKERS NO, 28it. 2nd and lith Ihurs. , Folish Comnanity Hall, li8 Lin- den St.; James Bro'un, F.S., Hall's Ground, Rte 19, No. Adams; Joseph Janula, Bus. Mgr., S\unmer St., Lanesboro. EIECTRICAL WOHCERS NO. 909 (Western Mass. Electric Co. & Southern Berkshire Li^ht & Power Co., Great Barrington;. First Fri., Moose Hail, 36 Liiiien St.; Matthew J. Brophy, F.S., IO36 Main St., Dal ton; Edward f, Dambrozio, B.A., 33. Lincoln St. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12325 (W.st 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Berkshire Gas Co.). Last Thurs., Turnverin Hail, 119 Seynour St.; A^ert Mattia, Pres., Terrace Ave.; Clement B, Troy, R.S,, 120 Crane Ave. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 58 (John Hancock Insurance Co.). 2nd Wed., (Feb.,May, Aug., Nov.) 12 Noon, Pine Brook Club, Cheshire; James L. Burns, i'res., 76 Marion Ave.; Philip J. Meuse, Treas., 55 Doreen St, LATHERS NO. 176. On Call; Clifford E. Allen, F.S.T,,B.A., 36 Cheshire Rd., P.O. Box 3U8, I£ATHER GOOES, PLASTICS AND NOVELTI WORKERS NO, 15 (Pittsfield Novelty Co.), 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hail, 73 North St.; Hose Maarer, Sec, 289 Columbus Ave.; June Dos Reis, S.T., 60 Kii^ St. LEAIHER WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butdier Workmen No. U90) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 286. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish Community Hail, lt8 Linden St.; James E, Donovan, Pres., B.A,, 19 Westover St.; Robert HcComiskey, F.S., 9 Westchester Ave. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 1303 (B & A Railroad). Quarterly, First Sun., Moose Hall, 36 Linden St.; Victor L. Gerard, Jr., Pres., 76 Boylston St.; "Qiomas E. Sherman, F.S.T., 91 Carson Ave,, Dalton. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN NO. U90 (Leather Workers) (Lichtman Tanning Corp.), Last Mon., 7.30 i'.M., Moose Hall, 36 linden St.; Evelyn Wetherell, S.T., 15 St, Marie PI.; Janes Martin, B.A,, 57 Sixth Ave,, Gloversville, New York, MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. U52. 2nd Wed., 10.30 A.M., Elks Hail, 27 Union St.; Arthur A. Elliott, F.C.S., 2Uh Connecticut Ave.; George H, Btissell, B.A,, 10 Kent Ave. MUSICIANS NO, 109. Quarterly, First Mon., Polish Community Hall, U8 Linden St,| Charles M. DeHLois, Pres., River Rd,, Hinsdale; Mario Patti, B,A., 15 Milan St. PAINTERS NO, 9U. 2nd and Uth Fri.., 150 North St.; Kenneth Sedgwick, R,S,, 28 Meleca Ave,; John Cou^lin, F,S,,B,A,, 88 Bar tie tt Ave. PLDMffiRS AND STEAMFITTERS NO, 297. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 119 Sey- mour St.; George B. Noble, S.T., U90 Poraeroy Ave.; Louis Gachotte, B.A., Lenox. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 3U51. 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., i'ost Office; Leon E. Jasanis, Pres., 117 DsuLton Ave,; Francis J, Hynes, Sec, U6 Harris St, PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 228 (Eagle Publishing Co,). Last Fri., Eagle ttressroom. Eagle St.; Stephen A. Strauss, Pres., 20U Connecticut Ave.; W. Wilson, H.S.T, RAILROAD SIGNAI2ffiN NO, 106 (B & A). Quarterly, 2nd Mon., Moose Hail, 36 Linden St.; Kenneth C, Hoag, Local Ch., Cheshire Rd., Berkshire; John H. Tremper, R.S., 265 East St, RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO, 336 (IND) (B & A and NY NH). 2nd Sun., IO.3O A.M., Ttim- verin Hall, 119 Seymour St.; Walter K. Prindall, S.T.,B.A., 16 Gifford St.; Jerry A. Parker, B.A., 115 Euclid Ave. 116 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS PITTSFIELD - Concl'd . RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP CIERKS NO. 273 (B & A and NY NH). First Thurs., (Jan., Apr. and Oct.), Elks Hall, 27 Union St.; Gaston Goyette, Pres., Malboiime Rd,j George E. Denault, R.S.T., 17 Pleasant St, RAIIWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLEHKS NO. 22^3 (C.E. Meyers Lodge) (Railway Express Co.). Last Sun., American Legion Hail, kl Wendell Ave.j Joseph Scelse, Pres., 21 Daniels Ave.j Charles W. Stone, Local Ch., 7 Merrlam St. STATE, CITY AND TOVJN EMPLOYEES NO. 65 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Mon., 7,30 P.M., Turnverin Hail, 119 Seymour St, j Louis Zwingelstein, Pres., ^0 No. Pearl St.j Raymond Boody, R.F.S., 83 t>tanton Ave. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 86l (City Emplojees). Last Wed., Moose Hall, 36 Linden St,j Raymond F. Can^beil, Pres., 2U3 Lebanon Ave.; Robert Daley, S.T., 57 West Union St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 120U (Public Works Dist, No. 1), On Callj Timothy Sole, Pres., Yale Ct., Stockbrldgej Thomas Butler, S.T., l89 Ashuelot St., Dal ton. STREET RAIIWAY EMPLOYEES NO. U96 (Berkshire Street Railway), 2nd Wed,, Polish Community Hall, US Linden St, j Edwin A. Cooke, Pres., 5 Richmond Ave.j Edward Elms, F.S.T., 27 Burbank St, TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. lijO (General Electric Co.). 2nd Wed., 7,a5 P.M., at Bus, Off., 10 Dal ton Ave,; Francis E. McDonald, Pres., k Velma Ave,; Eric J, Bishop, C.S., Fairview St., R.F.D., Lee. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Margaret Cullen, Sec, U8 Onota St, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Berkshire Group). Veronica T, Bumette, Sec, 51 Valley iJt., Adams. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. Ik (IND). First and 3rd Tues,, Polish Community Hall, U8 Linden St,; Robert 0, Betit, R.S., Ih Commonwealth Ave.; Earl C. F^denburg, F.S., 85 Broadview Terrace. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet at 150 North St.; Bus, Off,, 38 Hoosac St., Adams, Tel, 1300 ; Henry I^llas, Mgr, NO. 301 (Berkshire Woolen Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M.; Joseph Haggerty, Pres., 5U Dickinson Ave.; William J. Carrigan, F.S., 257 Pecks Rd, NO. k96 (Wyandotte Worsted Co,). 2nd Sun., 2 P.M.; Peter Knappe, Pres., 251; Dewey Ave,; George Elliroan, S.T.,21 Sherrill Ave, NO. 895 (Sudan Textile Printing Co,), 2nd Wed., 7 P.M.; Carl Caccano, Pres., U8 G]?eendale Ave, NO. 1397 (Elmvale Worsted Co. & Elmvale Dye Works, Inc.). 2nd Sun., h P.M.; Michael Sciola, Pres., 3 Briggs Ave,; Stella Spence, S.T., 32 Park St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO, 275. First Sun., 11 A.M., Paiace Theatre, North St.; James 0. Brown, PreB.,Treas., I87 Lakeway Dr.; John S. Chiodo, R.S., B.A., 55 Hm crest Ave. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. Ii52 (bee Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 109 (Berkshire Eagle). First Mon., Y.M.C.A., North St.; Marcel E. Peltier, Pres., 25 Eleanor Rd.; Harold I. Munson, S.T., 70 Pieaaant St., Dalton. PLAINVILLE STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 3637 (Whiting Davis Co.). First Tues., American Legion Hall, North Attleboro; Rose MacDonald, R.S., lu Everett St.; Charles Malouin, F.S., 83 Oakhurst St., North Attleboro. PLYMOUTH lETTER CARRIERS NO. 136. On Call; Theodore St. Pierre, Pres., Msple St., King- ston; Midiele A. Brtgida, S.T., 3 Hall St, 117 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS PLYMOUTH - Concl'd. MACmuiSTS NO. 977 (li^des Mfg. Co.). First and 3rd Tubs., 7.30 f.K,, Garibaxdi Club, Castle St., No. Hiymouthj Rupert F. Calkin, R.S., 18 Pt-ospect St., Kingston; Manuel J. Merada, F.S,, 8 Alden St. MACHINISTS NO. 1159 (Cobb & Drev, Ire.), 3rd Tues., Seaside Club, Forest Ave. Ext.; Carl Reidenbach, F.S.T., 3 Prospect St., Kingston. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1230 (Piynouth & Brockton St. Rwy Co.;. 3rd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Aanrets Hall, South St.; Alfred H. Mathig, R.S., 6 Nelson St.; Howard T. Wood, F.S.T. , 12 Magoni Terrace. MUSICTANS PROTECTEVE UNION NO. 28l. Last Sun., Pinswood Lodge, Sanoset St.; Albert A. Saunders, Pres., 19 Franklin St.; Paul W. Warnsman, S.T., 18 Fremont St.; Bus. Off., 65 Main St., Tel. lUO-W. POST OFFICE CIERKS NO. 61^5. Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., Where Called; Howard Beau- regard, Pres., 257 Sandwich St.; Kenneth Gray, S.T., kl Davis St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U3 (Mass. CorrecUonal Institution). On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., Officers Bldg. at Institution; Daniel O'Brien, Pres., 21 Palmer Rd., Facboro; William J. Hocking, S.T., lil^O E, Fifth St., So. Boston. TEXniE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 692 (Plyiaouth Cordage Co.). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Where Called; Lawrence D. Mossey, Pres.; Alvin Guidaboni, R.S.T.; Bus. Off., 317 Court St., Tel, 230. TEXTII£ WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 80U (Geo. Mabbett & Sons Co.). First Sat., 2.30 P.M, at Bus. Off., 317 Court St., Tfei. 230; Earl R. Harper, Pres.j Jessie Callahan, R.S.T. IHEATRICAL STAGE E31PL0IEES AND MDVDJQ PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 792. lith Sun., 9 A.M., Amvets Hajtl, South St.; William H. Leming, Pres., U2 Wesleyan Rd., Providence, Rhode Island; John >fa. Reed, Gen. S.T., 128 Sandwich St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E NO. 338 (IND) (Plymouth County Electric Co.). 3rd Wed., Grange Hall, Wareham St., Carver; John R. Fillebrown, Pres., Federsd Furnace Rd., R.F.D.; Walter R. Roberts, F.S.T., Federal Furnace Rd,, R.F.D, PROVINCETOWN lETIEK CARRIERS NO. 1285. On Call; Bernard A. D^s, Sec, lu3 Bradford St., P.O. Bcoc 292. Q U I N C Y BARBERS, JOURNElfMEN NO. 390. 3rd Thurs., 1220 Hancock St.; Joeeph Canpobasso, S.T. BRICKLAIERS, STONE MASONS, PUSTERERS AND CEMENT FINISHERS NO. 52. Mon., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tei. Pr 3-5566; Camine D'Olin^jio, Pres., 70 So. Walnut St.; Fred B. Liazl, F.S.,B.A,, 66 Varchild St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 133. 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off,, 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Ma 9-li27Si John T. Weber, Pres,, 193 Neponset Ave., Dorchester; f, Rosatone, F,S.T.,B.A., 99 Bigelow St. CARPENTERS NO, 762. 2nd and iith Tubs., 7.30 P.M., at Bos, Off., 3U Franklin St., Tel. Ma 9-2350; George A. Oster, Pres. ,B.A., 13u Cleveland Ave., Braintree; William L. Brown, R.S., 21i3 Fayette St., Wollaston. CARPENTERS, SHIP NO. 2U68 (Quincy-Adams Yacht Yard, Ins.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, cor. Petrel & Curlew Sts.; Theodore Johnson, Pres., 11*5 Wlllard St.; Robert E. Callanan, R.S., 102 Manzanetta Ave., Weymouth. CCMPCSING ROOM ASSOCIATION (IND) (Quincy Patriot Ledger). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., CoddLngton St.; George A. Kelley, Pres., 859 Main St., Hanson; Frederick A. McKeeman, F.S., 56 Oak St., Randolph. CUSTOIHANS ASSOCIATION, CITY OF QUINCY PUBLIC SCHOOL (DJD) . 3rd Mon., High School, Coddington St.; John O'Connell, Pres., 93 Young St., No. Quincy; Adam McGhee, S.T., U3 Caivin Rd, DISTRICT MANAGERS ASSOCIATIC»J, CIRCULATION (IND) (Quincy Patriot Ledger). On Call; John Quinlan, Pres., Ik Manetta Ave., Braintree; Earl A, i-ike, S.T., 71 Elm Ave., Wollaston. 118 mCAL LABOR UNIONS Q U I H C Y - Cont'd. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (bee Technical Engineers, Ansrican Fed. of) FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 72U (IND) (Fore River Ship Yard). First Tues., after h i'.M., Vhere Calledj Arthur D. Armstrong, Pres., 712 taymouth St., Whitman; Harold J. Clancy, S.T., 5 Birch croft Rd., Braintree. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 792. 3rd Thurs., American Legion Hall, 5U Miller St.; Francia J. Moriarty, Pres., 237 Copeland St.; Heter J. Cooke, Treas., 12 Harvard St. GRANITE CUTTERS. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Mutual Hall, lU3 Water St.; Lino Quin- tilianl, C.S., 178 Liberty St.; Panfilo DiBona, B.A., 75- Trafford St, MACHINISTS NO. Ili5l (Tubular Rivet and Stud Co.). 2nd and Uth Tues., I.O.O.F. Hall, 317 Ne-wport Ave., Wollaston; John Stockbridge, Pres., 38 Lakeview Rd., •liiast Weymouth; Walter Silvers, B.A., 190 West Squantum St., No. Quincy. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS NO. 5 (Bethlehem Steel Co., Hourly Wkrs.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., U80 Quincy Ave., TeL. Ma 9-6862; Donald Edmonston, Pres., 21 Hobart St., East Braintree; James F. McGonnigal, Exec. Sec, 2U Prospect St., Weymouth. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS NO. 90 (Bethlehem Steel Co., White Collar Wkrs.}. 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., U80 Quincy Ave., Tel. Ma 9-6862; James F. David, Pres., 31 Cottage St., Abington; Laurence S. MacLean, Exec. Sec, 18 Furnace Brook rtcwy. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. lli-366. 3rd Wed., Franklin Hail, 3k Frank- lin St.; William E. Smith, Pres., B. A,, 15 Gxenrose Ave., East Braintree; William H. Pratt, Jr., S.T.,B.A., 1^6 i^dge Hill Rd., East Braintree. PAINTERS ^0. 773. First Ti»s., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Pr 3-5566; James P. Gumey, R.S.,B.A., 3U Bowditch St., East Braintree; Axel Nielsen, F.S., 77 Albertlna St, PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF NO. k (See Boston) PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 275. First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 28 Chest- nut St., Tel. Pr 3-5566; Kemeth V. Owens, Pres., 159 Green St., No, Weymouth; Thomas P, Curry, F.S.,B.A., 73 Parkside Ave., Braintree. PROCTER & GAMBI£ EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF QUINCY, INC. (IND). Bi-monthly, 2nd Wed., Y.M.C.A., Coddington St.; Frederick Acorn, Pres., 71 Cliff St.; Mabel R. Taylor, S.T., 10 Roberts St. QUINCY PATRIOT lEDGER ASSOCIATES (IND) (George W. Prescott Publishing Co.), First Thurs., 5 P.M., Conference Hall, 13 Temple St.; Eileen Vicini, R.S., 19 Washburn St., East Weymouth; Margaret Connelly, Treas., li! Petreil Rd, RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. 22U (Food & Grocery Stores). 2nd Tuss., 7.30 P.M., U80 Quincy Ave.; h'atrick Garofalo, Pres., 60 Lake St., Weymouth; John Barron, C.F.S., 50 Crossley St., No. Abington. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. IjiiU (See Warehouse and Production Wkrs.). RUBffiR, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 3OU (Peters Mfg. Co.). First Mon., U.30 P.M., Walter Scott Hall, Franklin St.; Kenneth Foster, Pres., 915 Washington St., Stoughton; George Geier, B.A., 73 Tremont St., Boston. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 3920 (S.H, Couch Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., K. of C. Hall, 5 Hollis Ave.; Elizabeth Broadford, R.S., 92 Arnold St.; William L. Morrill, F.S., 70 Darrow St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. U335 (Boston Gear Works Div, of the Murray Co. of Texas). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., K. of C. Hall, 5 Holiis Ave., No. Quincy; John McCarvell, Pres., Grove St., Norvell; Charles Fillon, Treas., 58 Puritan Rd., Weymouth; Bus. Off., U9U Hancock St., No. Quincy. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 253 (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.). 2nd Tubs., 1 P.M, and 8 P.M., Labor Temple, 28 Chestnut St.; William H. McNeill, Pres., 37 Rockwood Rd., Hingham; John J. Walsh, F.S.T., 11| Felton St., No. Quincy, TEACHERS NO. 1135. On Call; Thomas J. Owens, Pres., 56 Babcock Ave., No, Wey- mouth; Leo T. McHugh, Sec, 79 Hall PI. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMEitCCAN FED. NO. 7 (U.S. Navy). Quarterly, On Call, U.S.W.V, Hall, High School Ave.; George A. Hagerty, Pres., 60 Belair Rd., Hingham; Angus D. MacDonnell,' Sec, 16 Stratford Rd., No. WeyTnouth, 119 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS Q U I N C Y - Concl'd. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 151 (Bethlehem Steel Corp., Drafting). Uth Taes., 6 P.M., Fore River Club House, Nevada Rd.j James D, Hutchison, Sr., R.S., 115 Intervale St. 5 Robert D. Veronese, F.S., 67 Madison Ave. TEIEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Margaret V. Fagan, Sec, 18 West- glow St., Dorchester* UTTLITr WORKERS OF N.E. NO. 332 (IND). 2nd Wed., 62 Mass. Ave.; James R. McEnrue, Pres., 75 South St.; Gerald P. Sullivan, H.S., II3U Pleasant St., East Weymouth. WAREHOUSE AND PRODUCTION WORKERS NO. UUk (Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd.). Joseph H, Honan, Pres., 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563. RANDOLPH LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2512. On Call} George H. Corooran, Pres., 261 Liberty St.j William A. O'Connell, S.T., U5 Cottage St. READING FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 22750 (Goodall-Sanford, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 3.15 **.«., Security Hall, Wobum St. j Wesley Baker, Pres., Ceder St., Wilmingtonj Stephen P. Sheppard, F.S.T., 1 Molloy Rd., George tovn. MOLEERS AND PODNDRT WORKERS NO. 129 (Boston Stove Foundry Co.). On Caxlj Francis Foley, Pres., Ha Amory St., Wakefieldj Clifford W, MacDonald, O.K., 7 Sumner St., Stoneham. MOLEERS AND FODNDRI WORKERS NO. 317 (Boston Stove Foundry Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Haven St.; Victor B. Jacobe, C.H., U7 Lincoln St., Stoneham; Hardy Wilson, B.A., Rm. 6, 321 Tremont St., Boston. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WOFKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Margaret F, King, Sec, Jenkins Rd., Andover. REVERE ENTERPRISE CIGARETTE SERVICE iMPLOIEES UNION (IND) (Enterprise Cigarette 4 Candy Cos.). Thurs., 9 A.M., I6 Temple St.; Arthur Guttadauro, Pres.,B.A., 16 Temple St.; George Samo, R.S., 50 Jessie St., Swaafipscott. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 9i!6. First Mon., Where Called; Leo P. Doherty, Pres., 37 Fur- ness St.; Robert A. Long, R.S., 96 State Rd, MOTOR COACH OPERATOHE NO. Ilia (Service Bus Lines). 2nd Sun., 1,30 A.M., Veteran's Spa, Revere St, and Veteran's Hghwy.; Vincent Maiorano, Pres., 116 Revere St.; Bernard McLaughlin, H.S.T., 2U Baldwin St., Maiden. ORANGE AND BLACK ASSOCIATES, INC. (IND) (Tide Water Associated Oil Co.). On Call, Hotel Majiger, North Station, Boston; John White, Pres., 11 Copeland St., Roxbury; George Eichbaum, B.A,, 202 Webster St., Maiden. PAINTERS NO. 1280. 2nd and Uth Wed., American Legion Hall, 3li9 Broadway; Norris J. Lane, R.b., 33 Springvaie Rd., Reading; Victor Marquis, F.S., 23r Central Ave. REVERE OFFICE EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF THE StW OIL CO. (IND). 3rd Wed., 11 A.M., Sun Oil Co., Lee Burbank Hghwy.; Lawrence J. Fohrder, R.S., 185 Linwood St., Lynn; Edwaixl F. Croke, S.T,, 61 Sias Lane, Milton. SUN OIL COMPANT OPERATING, MAINTENANCE AND DELIVERY EMflDIEES ASSN. OF REVERE (IND). 3rd Sun., 3.30 P.M., Fireman's Hail, Broadway, Chelsea; Ralph J. Prete, S.T., 53 Orvis Rd. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Helen M. Travers, Sec, 8 Sprague St, ROCKLAND BARBERS, JOURNEIMEN NO. ljD8. 3rd Wed., Lapointe's Barber Shop, 153 Union St.; Joseph Uto, Pres., 67 Elm St., Abington; Augustine P. Zipeto, S.T., 28 Church St., Whitman. 120 LOCAL LABOR DNICMJS ROCKLAND - Concl'd. CARPENTERS NO. 1531. First and 3rd Wed., G.A.R. Hall, School i>t. ; Frederick J, Talbot, R.S., 3 t'lain St., No, Abingtonj Karle G, Lovell, B.A., 783 Pleasant St., East Weymouth. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS: NOTE: All locals meet at K. of C. Hall, 255a Union St. NO. 2269U (Munitions Workers^ (National Fireworks Ordnance Corp.). 3rd Wed.; Joseph A. ficone, Pres.,B.A., i'±ymouth St., Middleboroj Mildred E. Martin, F.S.T., 1172 Washington St., Abii^tonj Bus. Off., Rm. 1, Bldg. No. 316, King St., West Hanover, Tel. Tr 7-1700, Ext. 357. NO. 23870 (i'lymouth Rubber Co.). 3rd Tues.j Stanley Tower, Pres., 77 Linden St, J Earl Wir^, F.S., Belmont St. NO. 21i02U (F,L, & J.C, Codman Co.), 2nd Thurs., 7,30 P.M.; Arthur E. Harris, i'res., U32 Webster St.; John F. Barry, F.S.T., U7 Spring St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1082. On Call; Leo F. Haggerty, S.T., 717 Union St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. PED. (IND). Madeline A. Kennedy, Sec, 228 Tremont St. , Taunton. lELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IHD) (Group Local). Maiigaret Simmons, Sec, Rocky Hill Rd., Plymouth. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 310 (Rockland Webbing Co.). Last Sat., 3 P.M., American Legion Hall, Union St.; Joseph Gliniewicz, Pres., 239 North Ave., No. Abington; Philip Saiem, B.A., 575a Essex St., Lawrence. ROCKPORT POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 26U5 (IND) . On Call; Edward W. Reed, Pres. , 21 Summer St.; Homer G. Ome, R.S., 13 Granite St. RUSSELL PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. S-ik (Westfleld River Paper Co,). 2nd Sun., Town Hall, Main St.; Carlos Bosworth, Pres., Westfleld Rd.; Armand Riel, F.S., West Main St. SALEM BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 385. 2nd Tues., 8.15 ^.M., CL.U. Hall, 263 Essex St.; Roland A. Marcourelle, Pres., 8 No. Pine St.; John Turner, S.T., 20 Peabody St. BARTENDERS AND CULBfERI WORKERS NO. 290. 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., Hawthorne Hotel; Ihaddeus Burke, Pres., 67 Abom St., Peabody; Edward M. Jones, F.S.T.,B.A., 36 Boston St.; Bus. Off., 21ii| Essex St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. lU. 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Km. 307, luO Washington St., Tel. Pi U-2719; Rosario C. Marraffa, ^res.,B.A., 13 Cherry St. ; Paul J. Wright, F.S.T., 80 Tremont St. CBS-HYTRON EMPLOYEES UNION (IND). Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 35 New Derby St., Tel, Pi U-3989; Edward F. Murphy, Pres., 83a High Rd., Newbuiy; Carl W. Broughton, Treas., 3U Garden St., Danvers. CARPENTERS: NO. 888. 2nd and lith Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 8| Front St., Tel. Pi U-3395; Reginald H. Peters, R.S., 17 March St. Ct,; Edward Thompson, B.A., 238 Essex St., Beverly. NO. 1210 (French). 2nd and Uth Tibs., Moose Hall, 21 Front St.; Harold H. Daigle, Pres., 1 Jqjonica Ave.; Edward Thompson, B.A., 238 Essex St., Beverly. NO. 1516 (Mill). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 8^ Front St., Tel. Pi U-3395; Charles W. Haight, S.T., 10 Andrew St.; Edward Thompson, B.A., 238 Essex St., Beverly. 121 : LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SALEM - Cont'd. EIZCTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 270 (See DanverB) NO. 291 (Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.). First Wed., 7.30 f.Vl., at Bus. Off., 60 Washington St., Tel. 5089; Larry Rizzotti, F.S.T., 5 Cypress St.; Eileen Dooley, B.A., 1X8 Gardner St., Lynn. NO. 296 (Rugglee-Klingeinann Mfg, Co.;. First Wed., EUcs Hall, North St.j Rene Fontaine, Pres., lOf Glover St.; Robert Levacseur, F.S.T. , 6 Rainbow Terrace. EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 222 (IND) (Sylvania Electric Co.;. 2nd Tues., 7.30 t'.M., A.O.H. Hall, lOU Boston St.; Douglas Nelson, Pre8.,B.A.; William Bt-ady, Jr., F.ti.T., 32 Beckford St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 2, Ji3 Boston tit., Tel. Pi U-2371. EIZCmiCAL, RAHO and machine WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 279 (IND) (Atwood & Morrill). 3rd Wed., Moose Hall, 21 Front St.; Robert Eon, Pres., 80 Proc- tor St.; James Kelly, F.S.T., 16 Hawthorne Blvd. EIECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 259. Mrst Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel. Pi U-9730; James J. Dunn, Ch., 107 Sylvan St., Danvers; Eugene F. Gilgan, Bus. Mgr., 1 Milk St. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 93. First Sat., 7»30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, Lowell St.; Earl S. Walters, R.S.,B.A., 12 Shillaber St., Peaboc^; James 0. Barker, F.S., 102 Warren St., Lynn. LAUNDRY WORKERS NO. 2U6 (Salem Laundry Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hail, 21 Front St.; Ruth Keefe, S.T., 106 Lijxlen St.; John F. Donovan, Org., 25 Huntington Ave., Boston. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 152. 2nd Mon., Where CaJ-led; Leo Ring, R.S., 27 Lexington Dr., Beverly; William McCarthy, F.S., l5 Dow St. MAINTENANCE OF WAT EMPLOYEES NO. 987 (B & M Railroad). Last Fri., 13 Beckford St.; James F. McGrath, R.S.T., 59 Surmer St.; Michael E. Shinnick, B.A., 6 Ridgewood Rd., Rockport. HOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 103. First Fri., Moose Hail, 21 Front St.; RaJ-ph White, Pres., 5 Harris St.; Edward Trainor, F.S., $h King St., Peabody. MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES NO. 2U6 (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy.). 2nd Ihurs., 10.30 A.M. and 8 P.M., Odell Hail, 60 Washington t>t. ; Joseph J. Naboany, Pre8.,B.A., Ihl Boston St.; Edward J. Baidyga, F.S.T. , 2it Raymond Rd. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 2U5 (Lynn-Salem). First Sun., 9.30 A.M., 6 Andrews St., Lynn; Leo F, Barber, Pres., B. A., 9 Shirley Rd., Lynn; Frank D, Haileran, F.S., 30 Chestnut St., Peabody, NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN NO. 105 (Salem News Publishing Co.;. On Call, Monthly, 3.30 P.M., 157 Washington St.; Anthony Romano, Sec, 10 Euclid Ave., Marble- head; Foster T, Chandler, Treas., 29 Hunphrey St., Marblehead. PAINTERS NO. 2lt7. First and 2nd Thurs., 126 Essex St.; William T. Hughes, F.S., 13 Vamey St.; Hollis Grossman, B.A., l^2 Lawrence St., Danvei^. PLUMBERS AND S TEAMFI TIERS NO. 138. 2nd and Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel. Pi U-973O; Ernest J. Davis, Pres., 5 Martin St., Marblehead; Prank Murphy, B.A. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 837 (Bicknell & Fuller Corrugated Container Corp.). On Call; Anna M. Celentano, R.S., k Curtis St.; David R. Grogan, B.A., Brookline, New Hampshire. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 25. Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 60 Washington St., Tel. Pi Ii-5060; John J. Fallon, Pres., 30 Hancock St.; Irving DiFabio, Treas.,Gen. Mgr. STREET RAILWAY MPLOYEES NO. 2U6 (bee Motor Coach Employees; TEIEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND; : AGENCY GROUP LOCAL. Mabel F. tJears, Sec, Satucket Rd., iiast Dennis. CLEKECAL AND STAPF LOCAL. Margaret E. Gaxvani, Sec, 898 Waverly St., Framing- ham. SALEM TOLL LOCAL. Margaret D. Ploss, Sec, 27 Livingstone St., Beverly. 122 LOCAL LABC« DNICKS SALEM - ConclM. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 10 (IND). First FrL., V.F.W. Ha±l, k3 Chorch t>t.} Edward J. Henry, Pres., Moynihan Rd., Hamilton; John F, McClellan, F.S., 63 High tit., Danvers. THEAmiCAL STAGE EKPLOIEES NO. 1%. 3rd Ihurs., 10.30 A.M., ftn. 3, 176 Essex St.; John W. Martin, R.S.,B.A. THEATRICAL STAOl EMPLOIEES NO. 2li5 (See Moving rt-cture Machine Operators) OTILITr WORKERS OF N.E. NO. 317 (IND). lith Tues., Sons of Poland Hall, llli Derby St.; Robert Jean, R.S., U6 Moffatt Rd.; Charles Spearel, F.S.T., 7 Lyme St. S A U G U S FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1003. 2nd Ibes., Fire Station, Woodbuiy Ave.; Thomas A, Nolan, Pres.; Gay H, Collins, S.T., 209 Essex St. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. UhS (iiapid Transit, Inc.). 3rd Fri., 8.3O P.M., Pythian Hail, 335 Central St.; Chester M. i'erry, free,, 26 Marshall St., Winthrop; En»rson Conrad, F.S.T. , 8 Logan St., Lynn. STATE, CODNTT AND MDNICIPAL EMPLOIEES NO. II89 (Tovn Employees;. 2nd Tubs., I.O.O.F. Hall, Central St.; Karl Johnson, Pres., 7 Grove St.; Arthur E. Leighton, S.T., 8u Cleveland Ave. TELEPHOIE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED, (IHD). Stasia K, Lipk±ewic«, Sec, 30 Wyman St., Lynn. SHELBDRNE ( SHELBURNE FALLS ) EliCTRICAL WORKERS NO. 6h9 (N.E. Power Co.). First Mon., Union Hall, Bridge St., Shelbume Falls; Joseph A. Giguere, Pres., 16 Monroe Ave,, Shelburne Fails; Paiil Dovling, Bus. Mgr. , Sdiool St., Readsboro, Vermont. lETTER CARREERS NO. 1798. On Call; Charles R. Walden, Sec, 9 Pleasant St., Shelbume Falls. POST OPFICE CLERKS NO. 3678. On Call; Einory C. Broadhurst, Sec. SHIRLEY UPHOLSTERERS NO. 70U (Samson Cordage Works). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Phoenix Bldg,; Mary Slocumb, F,S.T., 22 Leominster Rd.; Daniel Downing, B.A. SOMERVILLE AUTOMOBILE VDRKERS, UNITED NO. 901 (U.A.W.) (Ford Motor Co., Soraerville and Natick). 3rd Tubs., 7.30 P.M,, at Bus. Off., 30b Broadway, Tel. Mo 6-1^05; Arthur DePietro, Pres., 116 Perkins St,; James H. MacDonald, F.S., 3 Marlboro Rd., Wobum. BAKERT AND CONFECTIONERT WORKERS NO. U58. 2nd Sat., 3 P.M., Celtic Club, 73 Bow St.; John P. Quinn, Pres., B.A. , 67 Lake St., Wilmington; Wilfred J. Ttirgeon, S.T., 22U Cedar St. BOILERMAKERS NO. 651 (Steel Plate Fabricators). 2nd Thvirs., at Bus. Off., Hotel Buckminster, 6U5 Beacon St., Boeton, Tel. Co 6-5977; Stanley J. Conley, Pres., Woodbury Rd,, Biilerica; N\m«iato A. Antonellis, Bus. Mgr. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 61 (IND) (B & M Railroad). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Hotel Manger, North Station, Boston; W. L, Donningham, K.S.T., 10 Barrows Rd.; E. C. Hopkins, Gen. Ch., 29U Washington St., Boston. QULF EMPLOIEES ASSOCIAITCW OF N.E. (IND). Quarterly, 2nd Sun., American Legion Hall, Forest Hills; Earl J. Francis, Pres., 9 Olmstead Dr., Springfield; Charles H, Marshall, R.S., 15 Call St., No. Biilerica. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICA, ALLIED NO. 905 (James A. Kiley Co.). 2nd Thurs., Civic League Hall, 21 Springfield St.; William J. Flaherty, Pres., 65 Taft St., Medford; John J. Jackson, F.S.T., 30 Barnes Ave., East Boston. 123 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SOMERVILLE - Concl'd. PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS NO. 189 (N.E, Dressed Meat & Wool Co.). 2nd Thurs., U.l5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 203 Somerville Ave., Tel. Pr 6-2S2S', Woodrov E. Hanson, Pres., 11 Weld Ave., Roxbuiyj John L. Meaney, F.S.T., 192 Pearl St, PAINTERS, EECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS NO. 937. 3rd Mon., Auditoriiiin, Somerville High School, Highland Ave.j Julian J. Zani, R.S,, 28-B Lake St.j HJalmer Anderson, F.S., 22 Franklin St., Medford. PULP, SUIPHIIE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 230 (Int'l. Paper Co., Container Div.K 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., K. of C, Hall, Highland Ave.j Anthony DiGregorie, Pres., 2 Crest Ave., Beachmont; Mary t>hea, F.S,, 58 Bon ist. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 56U ^Consolidated Paper Box Co.). First Wed., 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave.; Raymond Woodman, R.S., 12 Mortimer Pi.; Francis Barchey, F.S.T., 10 Elmwood St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 720 (IND) (City Emplojrees). On CaJj.; John Miskell, Pres., 6 River Rd.; John F. Duggan, Treas., 10 Lowell Terrace. STAIE, COUNT! AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 2% (Public Welfare Dept.). 2nd l\ies., U.30 P.M., City Hall, Highland Ave.; Dorothy G. Connors, Pres., UO Bartlett St.; Elmer E. Haselton, S.T., 11 George St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 2831 (Birch Bros. - Wheeler bervice). Last Wed., U.30 P.M., Dante Club, Craigie St.; Albert Schwab, F.S., Carol Ave., Burling- ton; William F. Maloon, Delegate. SOUTH H A D L E Y LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2bhS* On Call; Joseph A. Gagnon, Sec, 2U Leslie St., Willimansett. SOUTHBRIDGE CARPENTERS NO, 861, 2nd Wed., Eagles Hall, 62 Central St.; Eugene J. Ledoux, R.S., kh Chapin St.; Clarence Fortin, B.A., 18 Fairmount Ave. lETTER CARRIERS NO. 796. First Mon., 7.3u P.M., Home Service Rm., 176 Main St.; Charles J, Bruso, Jr., R.S., P.O. Box 626; R^Tnond Trudeau, S.T., 891i Worcester St. MUSICIANS NO. U9U. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., 115 Marcy St.; Lionel Lavallee, F.S., 57 Guelphwood Rd.; Del Derosier, Sec.,B.A., l88 Church St., Putnam, Connecticut. TEXTILE WORKERS UNIOJ OF AMiERICA NU. 1309 (Southbridge Finishing Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., V.F.W, Hall; Andrew J. Petro, Pres., 201 Everett St.; Theodore^ Filteau, B.A., 95 Meirose t>t. , Fitchburg. SPENCER LETTER CARREERS NO. 1297. On Gail; E(inund R. Bird, S.T., 10 Jones St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 27 (Klevin Shoe Sales Co., Inc.). Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lamoureux Bldg., Main St.; Unabelle Arseneault, S.T., 39| Mechanic St.; Leo Aucoin, B.A., McDonald St. SPRINGFIELD ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. I43. 3rd Fri., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; Warren Retzlaff, Pres., 1x9 Crest St., No. Wilbraham; E. H. Biair, R.S. T., B.A. , lUO Oak Hill Ave., No, Agawam. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS NO. 32. La&t Sat., U.30 f.^l,, at Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St., Tel. Re 6-9323; Eugene Pasini, F.S.,B.A., U2 Freeman Terrace. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 30. 3rd Wed., 7,30 P.M,, C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; William T. Fitzgerald, Pres., 328 Union t>t.; Lenard Lauer, S.r.,B.A., 3I48 Orange St, BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaiirant Enployees) BEVERAGE AND DISTRIBUTIVE EMPLOYEES NO. 566 (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store EnqDloyees) I2I1 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SfRINQFIELD - Cont'd . BILL POSTEES NO. 1$, 2nd Bun., lO.^U A.M., Holyolce Sporting Goods Co., 106 Suffolk St., Holyokej Ernest Brunault, Jr., S.T., 2102 Northampton St., Holyokej John Shea, B.A., 398 Suffield St., Agawam. BLACKSMITHS, DROP FCM«3ERS AND HELPEHS NO. 1570 (Moore Drop Forging Co. J. First Sun., 11 A.M., Union Canadian Haxl, 35i Center St., Chicopeej Leo Maider, fres,, 51 Summit Ave., Chicopee; Stanley Rhodes, F.S., Jatdsh St., Belcher- towi. BOILERMAKERS NO. 725 (Storms Drop Forging Co. J. 3rd Wed., 7.30 i^.M., Union Canadian Hail, 35| Center St,, Chicopee; Roland A. Noiseux, S.T., 20 Hamilton St., Holyoke. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 1. Every Tues., at Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St., Tel., Re 6-9323j Dennis J. Donovan, rres., 23 Sherman St.; James M. Leonard, F.S.,B.A. BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICTANS NO. 13 (Springfield Section;. First Mon., W.W.L.P. Transmitter, Provin Mt., Agawam; Janes F. McMahon, Pres., 20 Valley View, Westfield; Lacian W. Marek, S.T., 33 Hitdicock St., Holyoke. BROADCAST ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS NO. 1282 (See Electrical Workers) BUILDING LABORERS NO. 69 (Mason Tenders). 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St., Tel. Re 6-9323; Phillip McCall, F.S.; Renzo Sondrini, B.A. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 999 (Wreckers and General Construction;. 2nd Fri., C.L.U. Hail, 21 Sanford St.; Michael Siniscalchi, Pres., l56 Oakland St.; Carlo Tranghese, F.S.,B.A., 57 Central St.; Bus. Off., ftn. U03, 115 State St., Ifel. Re 3-9U27. CARPBMIERS: NOTE: All locals meet at Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St., Tel. Re 6-9323. NO. 96. Tues., 7.30 P.M.; Walter J. LaFrancis, Pres., B.A., 66 Wilson St., Agawam; Berte P. Thibodeau, R.S., 91 Clan toy St. NO. 177. Fri.., 7.30 P.M.; Leon H. Manser, R.S., 65 Whittier St.; Hariy P. Hogan and Walter J. LaFrancis, B.A's. NO. 2296 (Carpet, Linoleum and Resilient Floor Layers;. 3rd Wed.; Waiter Cowles, Pres., 23 Kenwood Pk.; Joseph Steinbeck, F.S.T., 22 James St., Holyoke; Walter J. LaFrancis, B.A. CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. hlk (Shawinlgan Resins Corp.). Monthly, On Call, 2nd Wk. of Month ., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; Arthur W. Kern, Pres., 130 Waldorf St.; John J. Sheehan, F.S.T,, 19 Anne St., East Longmeadow. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 26 (Tailors;. 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., 270 Bridge St.; Esther Baker, R.S,, 79 Federal St.; Vincent Pace, B.A., 855 Fellsway, Medford. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 290 (M. Asinof & Sons Mfg. Co.;. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 270 Bridge St.; Andrew Trar^hese, Pres., 8u Cass Ave., West Springfield; Herman Greenberg, B.A. CORENCO EMPLOYEES NO. 1 (IND) (Springfield Rendering Co.;. 2nd Tues., Hotel Bridgeway, Bridge St.; Harold E. Childs, Pres., 5U2 Dutchess St.; Clarence Bradway, S.T., Chap in Rd., Hampden. CUSTODIANS ASSN., SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 35 (IND). First Bat., 7.30 P.M., 32 Spring St.; Lawrence W. Easton, Pres., 28 Marengo Pk.; Daniel O'Connell, F.S.T. , 33 Parkin St. DIE SINKERS NO. 350 (DID). 2nd Tubs., Eagles Hall, Plainfield St.; Theodore Kaeppel, Pres.,F.S., 25 High St., Westfield; George Beaulieu, R.S.T., k Rochelle St., West Springfield. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT«L. : NO. 202 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., 32 Stevens St., Teis. Re 3-7839 and Re h-UhB9} William Liebennan, Pres., 122 Massaaoit St.; John L, Paran, B.A., $lx Home St. NO. 206 (American Bosch Arma Corp.). Uth Sat. or Sun., 10 A.M. or 2 P.M., Mt. Carmel Hail, Margaret St.; James Parker, Pres., 278 Prentice St.; James Manning, B.A., 59 Knollwood St.; Bus. Off., 325I4 Main St., Tel. Re 4-7550. 125 LOCAL LABOR IMIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd. ELECTRICAL, RAHO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. - Concl'd.: NO. 213 (Van Norman Industries, Inc. J. 2nd Sun., 9.30 A.M., Where Called; Henry H. Lussier, Pres. , 55 Merida St.; Stanley J. Wozniak, F.S.T., 35 Wood- crest Dr., Chicopee Falls; Bus. Off., ftn. 222, 360 Worthington St., Tel, Re 9-6278. NO. 220 (Package Machinery Co.;. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Tumverin Hall, 91 Plain- field St.; Edward Lussier, Pres., 121 Cedar St.; Raymond Gagne, F.S., 107 West St., Granby. NO. 221 (Stacy Machine Works, Inc., Agawam^. Bi-nonthly, First Tues., Tum- verin Hall, 91 Piainfield St.; John F. Hauser, R.S., 111 Ela St., Agawam; Luther Joyce, F.S., 9 Alfred Ct., Agawam. NO. 266 (Blair Mfg. Co.). On Call, Monthly; Vinicio Grassetti, Pres., 118 Barteis St.; Ralph Barth, R.S., Church and Rood Sts., Ludlow. NO. 278 (Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.). Last bun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., 182 Pinevale St., Indian Orchard, Tel. Li 3-3601; Edward C. Biunelle, Pres., 716 Chapin St., Ludlow; Edward J. King, R.S., 21 Birch St., Ludlow. NO. 28U (Eastern Container Corp.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., 182 flnevale St., Indian Orchard; Renato Baptiste, Pres., 106^ Meetinghouse Rd., Chicopee; Roland Bergeron, S.T., 5 Ely bt., Holyoke. NO. 288 (Monsanto Chemical Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Koski Hail, Rapalua St., Indian Orchard; Albert P. Kielbania, Pres., 120 Hi^land Ave,, Ludlow; James G. Gibbs, F.S., 20 Pasco Rd., Indian Orchard; Bus. Off., 150 Main St., Indian Orchard, Tel. U 3-3001. EI£CTRICAL WORKERS: NO. 7. First Mon., C.L.U. Hail, 21 Sanford St.; William J. Wylie, Bus. Mgr., 13 Pierce St., Feeding Hills; Bus. Off., Rm. 501, lli5 State St., Tel. Re U-7137. NO. 3-455 (Western Mass. Electric Co.). Last Mon., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; George J. Lohan, F.S,, 19 Mooreland St.; John Dolan, B.A., 157 Atherton Ave. NO. BA-1075 (Standard Electric Time Co.). lith Wed., Rutland St. Hall, But- 1«rri St.; Enmett E. Thomas, Pres., 25 Gj.enwood St.; Walter Witaaxek, B.A., 29 Tracey St. NO. 1282 (Radio Broadcast Technicians) (W.M.A.S.). On CajJ., W.M.A.S., 101 West St.; George bands, R.S., 193 Worthington St.; Roland Dumas, F.S., 33 Greenwich St. EIECTROTIPERS NO. Ui. First Fri., Sheraton Klmbaxl Hotel, lUO Chestnut St.; Thomas J. Keating, Pres.,B.A., 162 Rowley bt. , Agawam; Carl Knowlton, b.T., Deering St., Agawam. ELEVATOR CONSffiUCTCKS NO. lU. 2nd Fri.., American Legion Haj.1, Park St., West Springfield; Leland A. Shippie, R.S.,B.A., U2 Worthen bt.. West bpringfleld. ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION NO. llkJ. 2nd Wed., Where Cailed; Joseph E. Paquin, Pres., 161 Suffield St., Agawam; Benjamin Botelho, F.S.T., 97 Homer St., Feeding Hills; Bus. Off., 215 Dwlght St. ENGINEERS, LOCCMOTEVE NO. 571 (IND) (NY NH Railroad). l*th Sun., 10 A.M., High- land Hotel, 28 Hillman St.; George L, Atwood, Ch. Eng., 3U Hubbard Ave., Narthanpton; Henry F. Howard, F.S.T.,B.A., 38 Draper St. ENGINEERS, LOGOMOTEVE NO. 880 (IND) (Victor Div.) (B & M Railroad). First bun., 10.30 A.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; William J. Dwyer, Ch. Eng., 3 Ferguson Pi., Holyoke, c/o O'Connell. ENGINEERS, OPEHATING NO. 98. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 1303 Main St., Tel. Re U-3053; Janes J. Bird, Pres., Bus. Mgr.; Prank C, Grosvenor, F.S. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 602 and 602A. First and 3rd Fri.., C.L.U. Hall, 21 San- ford St.; Henry Cook, S.T., UP Hyle Ave.; John Carlotta, B.A,, 33 Bristol St, FEDERAL EMPLOfYEES, NAT. JED. NO. 101 (IND). 2nd Thurs. , Random Hall; Joseph J. Skowronek, F.S., 15 Dewey Ct., Northampton. 126 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SfRINQFIELD - Cont'd . FEEERAL EMPLOIEES, NAT. FED. NO. U70 (IND) (Springfield Armory;. 2nd Tubs,, Tarnverln Hall, 91 i'lainfield St.; George F. LaRiviere, Pres., Ii77 Broadway, Chicopee Fails; Robert A. Kerr, S.T., 116 fearl St. FEDERAL LABOR DNICWS: NO. I873I1 (Diamond Match Co.). 2nd Svm., 2.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; Emilio J. Zucco, Pres., 16 Euclid Ave., East Longneadow; James Moran, B.A., 32 Dickinson St. NO. 201i02 (Cheney Bigeiow Co.). 2nd Tibs., 7.30 P.M., Polish National Home, 312 Chestnut St.; Nicholas S. Delvero, Pr«s., 165 Lancaster Ave., West Springfield; Henry R. Johnson, Jr., F.S., 3 U Webber St. NO. 20582 (Powers Paper Co.). 3rd Tues., Ladies Gament Wkrs. H&Ll, 69 Stock- bridge St.; Michael Maciolek, Pres., kk Front St., Chicopee; Florence Foiraiati, F.S., 39 Kenwood Terrace. NO. 20681 (U.S. Envelope Co.). 2nd Tubs., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Robert E. Morrison, Pres., 31 Fort i'leasant Ave.; Ralph W. Wallenius, B.A., 93 Lowell St. NO. 2lli67 (Haupden Grinding Wheel Co.). On Call, at Plant, 118 Fisk Ave.; Hervey F, Gagnon, R.S., 50 Ardmore St.; Wilfred Litzenberger, F.S.T., 612 So. Sumner St., Holyoke. NO. 2280U (Moore Drop Forging Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., ibllsh National Home, Chestnut St.; Joseph Sledaiewski, Pres., 56 Northwest St., Feeding Hills; Theodore Pecka, F.S., 20 Prospect St, NO. 2Uli99 (Froiland Mfg. Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. HaLl, 21 Sanford St.; Armand C. farisien, F.S.T., 8 Walter St.; Joseph F. Mulah, B.A., 38 Glenhan St. NO. 2U666 (Holyoke Card & Paper Co.;. 3rd Mon., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; John J. Scanlon, Pres., II8 Old Brook Rd.; Nelson Hadd, S.T., 11 Donald St. NO. 2U850 (Springfield Cast Prodiiits Co.). On Call; Stanley Olszewski, Pres., 35 Murray Hill Ave.; William Malone, B.A., 21 Sanford St. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 6U8. 2nd Tubs., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Frank A. Foster, Pres., 102 Robert Dyer Circle; Daniel J. Lawler, S.T., 11 Warren PI. HREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 307 (IND) (Haaipden Lodge) (B & M Railroad) 3rd Wed., 1.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Merle H. Burnap, F.S., 12 Severance St., Shelbume Falls. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCCKOTIVE NO. 793 (BID) (NT NH Railroad). 2nd Thurs., 7 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; E. i>, Moriarty, Pres., 69 Shennan St.; D. T. Clark, F.S.,B.A., 2i Avondale Ave., West Springfield. FlH]E2ffiN AND OILERS NO. 8U (Springfield Bronze & Aluminum Co.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish National Home, Chestaiut St.; C.f. Fortini, F.S., 59 Highland Ave., Agawam; John McNamara, B.A. FDiJMIW AND OILERS NO. 337 (B 4 A Railroad;. 2nd Tma,, Eagles Hall, Plainfleld St.; Clifford Russell, Pres., 121 Quincy St.; Owen s. Madden, F.S.T., 102 Oswego St. FURNITURE WORKERS NO. 137. Quarterly, 2nd Tues., 270 Bridge St.; Henry J. Laci*oix, I^es., Elm St., Ihompsonville, Connecticut; Stephen Spinelli, F.S., 22 Acushnet Ave. GARMENT WORKERS, lADIES NO. 226i 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 69 Stodcbrldge St., Tel. Re 7-0291; Louise Palmer, F,S,, 578 Anaoiy St.; Ralph A. Roberts, Mgr., Rasson Rd. , Bzt>okllne. GAS AND BT-PRODDCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12026 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Springfield Qas Light Co.). 2nd Thurs., V.F.W. i-ost No. 70, Bliss St.; Noman Douglas, Pres., 1000 Main St., West Springfield; Thomas Zimmer, S.T., 132 Pine St., Ludlow. GLAZIERS AND STRUCTURAL GUSS WORKERS (See Painters No. 369; GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES, AMERICAN FED. NO. I78 (Post Office Custodial Employees). Bi-monthly, First Mon., 7.30 P.M., U36 Dwight St.; Stella M. Thorpe, R.S., 165 Main St., Easthanpton; Stephen Fopiano, F.S.T. 127 LOCAL lABOR UNIONS SFRINQFIELD - Cont'd , GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. I43I (Armoiy). First Mon., 7 ^.M., American Legion Home, 678 Fage HLvd.j Nicholas F. Cur to, Pres., 20 Calhoun St.; Alfredo 0. Facchini, S.T., 59 Bridge St., West Sprlngileld. HANDBAG, LUGGACffi AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers No. Ij6) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 67. First Sun., 11 A.M., Hotel BridgTjay, 50 Broadway; David F. Dow ling. Sec, Bus. Mgr. , 90 Elliot St.; John J. Squazza, B.A,, hX Hail St.; Bus. Off., 23 Pearl St., Tel. Re 9-1276. HOTEL WAITERS AND MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYEES NO. 769. 2nd and Uth Tues. , Hotel Bridgeway, Bridge St.; Josqjh J. Berry, Pres., 197 Marion St.; Noah Leake, B.A., 28 Alden St. INSURANCE AGENTS INT'L. NO. 122 (Prudential Insurance Co.). 2nd Fri., 1 P.M., Union Hall, Market St.; Robert Sweeney, Pres., Ik Vermont St.; Thomas Hay, R.S., 36 Pebble Mill Rd. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMHIICA NO. 77 (John Hancock Insurance Co.). First Thurs., 11 A.M., Blake's Hall, 15 Market St.; Edmund F. Colby, Pres., lU Hadley St.j Walter J. Cogans, S.T., 70 Druids Lane, V^est Springfield. IRON WORKERS NO. 357. 2nd and Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St., Itel. Re 6-9323; Francis Capitanio, Pres., 130 Leonard St., Agawam; Patrick Hogan, B.A., Ul Suffolk St. mm WORKERS NO. 5ta. 2nd Tues., Pulaski Hall, Norman St., Willimansett; Philip W. Lefebvre, Pres.,F.S., 37 White Birch Ave., Fairview; Leo Roy, R.S., 51 Pennsylvania Ave., Willimansett. LATHERS NO. 25. 2nd Tues., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; Charles H. Simpson, S.T., 98 MerrLmac Ave.; Pat Pio, B.A., 28 Border St. LEATHER GOODS, PIASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. U6 (Buxton, Inc.). Bi-monthly, Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Bliss St.; Bertha Laino, Pres., 960 Chestnut St.; Raymond Dooley, Int'l, Rep., II8 Warren St., Fall River; Bac. Off., 121 Chestnut St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. U6. 2nd TUes., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office, li36 Dwight St.; Michael J. Houlihan, Pres., 99 Miller St.; Edward Farrell, F.S., 50 Bancroft St, lETTER CARRIERS NO. 2101 (Indian Ordiard). On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office, 19 Oak St., Indian Orchard; John F. Crane, Pres., 116 Berkshire St., Indian Orchard. LITHOGRAPHERS NO. 21, 2nd Fri., Hotel Bridgway, Bridge St.; William Lanza, Pres., 32 Morgan St., Holyoke; Frank J. McCarty, S.T., Ik Raymond Pi. MACHINISTS: NO. Ii87 (B & A Railroad). First Fri., Eagles Home, Plainfield St.; Ronald Gelinas, Pres., Allen St., Haii^pden; J. Francis McCarthy, F.S., 283 Park St., West Springfield, NO. 619 (NY NH Railroad). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Pilsudski Hail, 1;3 Patton St.; Manuel Aguiar, Pres., 81 Cass St.; Frank J, Brzostowski, F.S., 1^6 Emerson St, NO. 1339. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Ih BarUett St., Westfield; Thomas E, Lane, R.S., 100 Court St., Westfield; Joseph Walsh, F.S., b Gloria 'Dr., Southwick. NO.. 15Uli (Bausch Machine Tool Co.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M. and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Haj.1, 21 Sanford St.; Ausilio Lombardi, Pres., 58 Adrian Ave., West Springfield; William Harrir^ton, F.S., 27 Methuen t*t. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 6i2 (B & A Railroad). First Sun. after Easter and First Sun. in Oct., C.L.U. Hall, 160 Elm St., Westfield; C, M. Bielanski, Pres ., 68 Greenwood St.; W, J. Sturgeon, S.T., Clifton St., Westfield. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 912 (B & A Railroad). On CajJ., 7,30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Roger Parent, R.S.T., Uo Spring St., West Springfield; P, C, Connor, Gen. Ch., 536 No, Main St., Palmer, 128 LOCAL LABOR DNIONS SFRINOFIELD - Cont'd . MEAT CUTTERS AND HITCHER WORKMEN NO. 33 (Chain Stores;. 3rd Tubs., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St. j Alphee J. Talbot, Pres., 309 Wilbraham Rd.j Stanley Dominick, F.S.T., 77 Hastings St., Feeding Hillsj Bus. Off., Hm. 7, 215 Dwight St., Tel. Re 6-82U2. MOLEERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 167 (Iron and Steel) (Chapman Vaxve Mfg. Co.;. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., 162 Pinevale St., Indian Orchardj Earl V. Gauntt, R.S., 611 Union St.; Samuel Riley, C.R., 91 Geneva St., Irdian Orchard. MOLEEHS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 38l (Etraas;. 2nd Fri., C.L.U. Hail, 21 Sanford St.; C. R. Johnston, F.S.,C.K., 11 Speight Arden, East Longmeadov; Thomas Shea, B.A., 57 Squawfleld Rd., Westlleld, MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1382 (Interstate Bub Carp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 2± Sanford St.; Charles F. Blood, Jr., Pres., 9U Federal St.; S. Gerard Cabana, F.S., 87 Surrey Rd. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 186. 2nd Mon., 11.U5 *'•«., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanfcrd St.; Arthur J. Payette, F.S.T., 121 Wilder Terrace, West Spring- field; Edward J. O'Connor, Jr., B.A., 109 Melha Ave. MUSICIANS NO. 171 (Hampden County;. 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hotel firidgvay, 50 Broadvay; Janes L. Falvey, Pres.,B.A., 32 Luther St., Chicopee; Edwin H. Lyman, R.F.S., UO Belmont Ave.; Bus. Off., Rm. 301, 353 Dwight St., Tel. Re 6-5187. PAINTERS NO. 257. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 21 Sanford St.; Joseph Hofflnan, F.S., 211i2 Main St.; Roy J. Surprenant, B.A., Ui2 Bixjadway, Chicopee Fails. PAINTERS NO. 369 (Glaziers and Structural Glass Workers;, Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; Ralph DuBois, R.S., 26 Granger St.; Abe Kumit- sky, B.A., 66 Mill St. PAPER MAKERS NO. Ii87 (West Side) (See West Springfield; PATROLMEN, RAIIWAI (See Railway Patrolmen; PATTERN MAKERS ASSOCIATION. First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St., Tel. Re 6-9323; Raymond t, Szymczyk, R.S., 52 Carnarvon Circle; Finton J. Kelly, Bus. Mgr. , 28U Main St., Indian Orchard. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, NEW ENGLAND NO. 3 (IND) (Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.;. First Sun. (Mar., June, Dec.;, 2nd Sun. (Sept.;, Sheraton Kimball Hotel, lUO Chestnut St.; Daniel C. Carey, Pres., 39 Kings Lane; Raymond S. Adams, Treas., Ik Baywood St. PHOTO ENGRAVERS NO. 57. 2nd Mon., 5 i-.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main SU ; Paul Dower, Pres., 215 Essex St., Holyoke; Leon H. Silley, S.T,, 22 Triliium St. PUTTHINQS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 22U (See Retail, Wholesale and Departanent Store EH5>loyee8; PLUMffiRS NO. 89. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 2l Sanford St., Tel. Re 6-9323; Albert E. T\icker, Pres., 571 Armory St.; James C Anderson, F.S.,B.A., 9 Peak Rd., Wilbraham. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. U97. 3rd Sun., American Legion Hall, Liberty St.; Thomas R. Kelllher, Pres., 9k Anniversary at.; WiUiam G. Conroy, Treas., 86 Lawn- wood Ave., Longmeadow. POST OFFICE CUSTODIAL EMPLOYEES (See Government Employees, American Fed. No. 178; POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPI0YEES NO. 28. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., fost Office^ Garage; Henry J. Huber, Pree., 130 Hood St.; Maurice R. RsuHcer, S.T., 17 Fox Hill Rd. POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSlr-ORIATICai SERVICE NO. 36. On Call; Raymond E. Kelly, PWs., 59 Pease St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 102. Quarterly, On Call; N. E. Owoada, Pres.; F. W. Vinnicombe, R.S.T. POSTAL TRANSFORTATTON ASSOCIATION. First Mon., Blake's Restaurant, Market St.; Joseph E. O'Connor, i'res., 52 I'arker St., Agawam; James T. Doling, R.S.T., 127 Drexel St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 85. 2nd Mon., Hotel Bridgway, 50 Broadway; William C. Metzger, R.S., 6i2 Annoiy St.; i'eter Greoi, S.T., l50 Lang St. 129 LOCAL L&BOR DNIOHS Si'RINGFIELD - Cont'd . PKCNTING PRESSMHJ NO, ii88 (General Fibre Box Co.;. 2nci Sat,, 2 i',M., Hofbrau- haus, Im. , llOj Main St., West Springlleldj James Cicerchia, Pres., 53 Kenwood rtc.j Ralph H. Marriott, S.T., US Andrev St. RAILROAD TELECffiAPHERS DIV. NO. 38 (B & A), On Call, T.M.C.A., South Station, Boston; G. E. rtlce. Gen. Ch., 506 Baker St., West Roxbtuy; H. L. Collins, Gen. S.T., 7 Holly Lane, Sharon. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 58? (IND) (Hart Lodge ) (NT NH). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; W. H. Speece, S.T., P.O. Box 752j J. P. O'Neill, B.A., 12U Wait St, RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 622 (IND) (City of Homes Lodge) (B & M). 3rd Thtirs., 7 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.j John J. Claffey, Jr., Treas., 56 Marsden St. 5 H, E. Moore, Local Ch., I4O Arch St, RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 531i (City of Homes Lodge) (B & A). First Mon., American Legion Hall, 03 Park Ave., West Springlleldj Nathan Harris, Pres., 115 Garden St., West Springfield; Douglas L. Liquori, S.T.,B.A., U3 Sheridan Ave., West Springfield. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 665 (Hampden Lodge) (NT NH). 2nd Wed., V.F.W. Hail, 15 Bliss St.; Robert L. Guertin, R.S., 237 East t>t,; Arthur L. Murphy, B.A., LL Palm St. RAIIWAT PATRDDffiN NO, 33 (B & A). Bi-monthly, On Call, Hotel Lenox, 61 iSxeter St., Boston; J. R. Hallaran, S.T., Sk Eddy St., West Newton. RAILWAT AND STEAMSHIP CLEKKS: NO. 130 (NT NH Railroad). First Tves., Hotel CTiarles, 1757 Main St.; Donald J. Devlin, F.t).T., 92 Ailyn St., Holyoke; R. H. Barnard, B.A., lu2 San Miguel St. NO. 336 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 310, Union Station, Liberty St., Tel. Re 6-5U31; John F. Tuomey, Pres., 13 Leslie t>t. ; Mrs. K C. Arnold, R.S.T., 6 Piney PI. NO. hhk (Dan Kenney Lodge) (B & A Station En^jloyees ) . 2nd Mon. ,2.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; George Taylor, Pres., 25 Genessee St.; George Dlmauro, F.S., 62 GoTemor St. NO, U60 (Memorial Lodge) (B & A Freight Office). 3rd Wed. or Thurs., Pilsudski Hail, U3 Patton St.; Elmer B. Bond, Pres.,B.A.; Bernard S. Mias, R.S.T., 127 Hastings St. NO. I5l7 (Granite Lodge) (B & A Car i>hops). 2nd Tubs., Highland Hotel, 28 Hillman St.; Viola Devine, R.S., 115 Woodside Terrace; Maiy Moriarty, Local Ch., 13 Woodbridge St., So. Hadley. NO. 1600. 2nd Sun., n A.M., Universal Carloading Office, 255 Liberty St.; Leon H, Moquin, Pres,, 11 Frost t)t,; Irving i'. Donahue, R.S.T., 77 Boulevard St., West Springfield. NO. 2167 (City of Homes Lodge; (Railway Express Agency). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; John Hoar, Pres., 18| Maione bt, , Westfleld; John F. Hurley, B.A. RETAIL CIERKS INT'L. NO. 1U59 (i>top & Shop, Ire.). 2nd Hon., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Philip E. Girard, Pres., B.A. , 35 Wrenwood St.; Francis Cochrane, F.S., Autumn Rd., Agawam. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES: HO. 22U (Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Wkrs. ) (Milton Bradley Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 8 Cross St.; George Driscoll, Pres.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir., Rm. 1, 27 Moniunent iiq., Leominster, Tel. Leom U-653U. NO. 515. Joseph H. Honan, Pres., 665 Washington St., Boston, Ttel. Li 2-1563. NO. 566. Joseph H. Honan, Pres., 665 Wadiington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563. ROOFERS AND SLATERS NO. 2li8. Quarterly, Uth Thurs., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.j Earl Nilson, Pres., lUU Derryfleld Ave.; George C.Fcrgue, F.S.T.,B.A., 309 Nottingham St, 130 LOCAL UBOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd. SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 63 (Western Mass. ;. Uth Tues., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; Ludwig E^tt, Pres., 116 i'owell St.; Janes J. C^eless, F.S.T.,B.ii., 95 Silver St.; Bus. Off.,Rin. 507, 175 ^tate it,, Tel. Re 3-8332. SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 379 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Fri., Eagles Hail, Plainiield St.; Emile Laflamme, R.S.,B.A., l;6 Fox St., West Soringfleld; Henry M. Gauthier, F.S.T., 26 Elmdale St., West Springfield. STEAMFITTERS NO. 603. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 21 Sanfcrd St., Tel. Re 6-9323; Basil Hickey, Pres.; William Morris, S.T.,B.A. STEELWORKEKS OF AMERICA NO. 3326 (Baldvdn-Duckworth Chain). First Mon., at Bus. Off., 270 Bridge St., Tei. Re U-5110; Michael Lopenzo, Pres., 117 Norfolk St.; Ulen L. Cranfield, F.S., 210 Pine St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 3650 (Springfield Foundry Co.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Redmen's Hail, Kosciusko St., Indian Orchard; Frank S. bmigiel, F.S., 2U7 Blanchard St., Falrview; John Cox, B.A. STEREOTIPERS NO. i21. Bi-monthly, 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., Hibernian Haxl, 203 High St., Holyoke; Antonio Melanson, Pres., 83 Central St.; Wallace Soott, S.T., 188 City View Ave., West Springfield. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. kUB (Springfield St. Rvfy. Co.). 3rd Tues., 11 A.M. and 8 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Samuel P. Boudreau, Pres., 15 Shamrock St.; Edward D. O'Keefe, F.S.T.,3.A., 301 Commonwealth Ave.; Bus. Off., Rm. 216, 169U Main St., Tel. Re 2-80^1. STREET RAILWAY EMPIDIEES NO. 1382 (See Motor Coach Operators) TEACHERS, SPRINGFIELD FED. OF NO. U8u. First Mon., 3.U5 P.M., High School of Commerce, lil5 State St.; Henry Batt, Pres., 13 7U Plumtree Hd.; Norman March, Treas., 37 Ruskin St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 108 (Bldg. Material and Construction). 2nd Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 21 t)anford St.; Theodore R. Stack, S.T., 5U Oilman St.; Janes Whitaker and Donald Knowles, B.A's. ; Bus. Off., Rm. 206, 1303 Main St., Tel. Re 3-7111. TEAMSIERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. UOU (General). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; Benjamin E. Naylor, S.T.,B,A., 97 Althea St., West Springfield; Alex Baidigia, and Eugene Richards, B.A's.; Bus. Off., 119 Plainfield St., Tel. Re >788l. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS (See Engineering and Architectural Association) TELEGRAPHERS, COMMERCIAL NO. 52 (Western Union). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Highland, 28 Hillman St.; Alfred T. Boland, Pres., 3U3 Dorset St.; Christine Toomey, S.T,, 78| Belmont Ave. lELEGRAFflERS, RAIIROAD (See Railroad Telegraphers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Dorothy E. Dickinson, Sec, 18 Montpelier St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Suburban Gro up ) . Ruth A. Putnam, Sec, 20 Florence Rd. , Easthampton. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 1; (IND). 2nd and Uth Tues., G.A.K. Hall, hh State St.; James V. Bruno, Pres., 105 Kensington St., Feeding Hills; Edward Oustafson, R.S., 16 i'iney PI. TEXnLE WORKERS UNICN OF AMERICA NO. 910 (Rosen Textile Engraving Corp.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., CI.O. Hall, 270 Bridge St.; Mary S. Vaz, B.A.; Ama Sullivan, Dir.j Bus. Off., Rm. 21, U73 Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. THEATRE EMPLOYEES UNION NO. B-86. First Sat., 9.30 A.M., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; John Strauss, ^es. ,B.A., 15 Santa Barbara St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 53. 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; J. B. Maroney, R.S.T., P.O. Box 23U; J. ^. O'Neil, B.a., 2U1 Worthing ton St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 1B6 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPERS NO. 97. 2nd Ties., C.L.U. Hall, 21 Sanford St.; George A. Moran, S.T.,B.A., 50 Church St., West Springfield. TTTEFLEX EMPLOYEES COLIECTTVE BARGAINING ASSN. (IND) (Titeflex, Iir., Springfield Plant). First Tlies., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Albert Jodoin, R.S., 216 Jamaica St.; Alphee Lavoie, Treas., 32U Center St., Chicopee; Bus. Off., 6 Edendale St., Tel. Re 7-031tL. 131 ; IDGAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINOFIELD- Concl'd . IRAINlffiN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Trainmen ITfOGRAfHICAL NO. 216, 2nd Wed., 270 Bridge St. j William H, O'Connor, Pres., U9 Bryant St.; James Nicoil, S.T., 20 Duryea St. WAITERS AND MISCELLANEOUS EMfLOYEES, HOTEL (See Hotel Waiters and Mis ceilaneous Erployees No. 769) WESTDIGHOUSE SALARIED EMfLOTEES, ASSN. OF (IND) (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). On Cailj Edward 0. Felsentreger, Pres., 109 Stonyhill Rd., Indian Orchard; Frank Provost, Treas., 20 Cunfcerland St. WIRE WEAVERS (Eastern Division^. 2nd Fri., 7.30 r.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35i Center St., Chicopeej Conrad J. Boucher, F.S.T., 76 Worthy Ave., West Spring- flBld; George Wilson, B.A., 31 Taylor St., Holyoke, S TONEHAM STATE, COUNTT AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOTEES NO. 1251 (Town Euployees; (Public Works Dept. ) . On Call, Spanish-AnBr ican War Vets Hall, William St. ; Charles M. Rogers, Pres.,B.A., 335 Main St.; Arthur Sweet, Treas., 122 Franklin St. TELEPHONE ISAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Maiy E. Duff, Sec, 227 Hancock St. STOUGHTON LETTER CARRIERS NO. II4OO. First Mon., V.F. W. Hall, Washington St.; Thomas J. Herron, Pres., 7l5 Sdiool St.; Frederick Dimond, S.T., 392 Prospect St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 156 (American Biltrite Co.). Last "niurs., 7.30 P.M., Portuguese Hall, 12 Railroad Ave.; Margaret Neville, Pres., 15 Broadway; Daniel Ford, B.A., lu Cecil St., Johnston, Rhode Island. SHAWMUT INDEPENDENT UNION (Shawfflut Mfg. Co.). 2nd Tibs., Portuguese Hall, 12 Railroad Ave.; Vincent C. Leahy, Pres., 306 Canton St.; Harold Ihomas, B.A., 235 Esist Squantum St., No. Quincy. STURBRIDGE TEXHLE WORKERS UNKMJ OF AMERICA NO. 66U (BelJefont Dyeing Corp., Piskdale). On Call; William Reich, Pres., Cedar St., Fiskdale; Theodore Pilteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchburg. SWAMPSCOTT STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 26U9 (Home Pipe Co.). On Caxl, Quarterly, 7.U5 P.M., Lee Hall, 10 Market St.; Thomas Dolan, F.S., 3U Rockaway St., Lynn; Clifton Sommers, B.A. T A U N TON BARBERS, JOURNEIMEN NO. 789. Last Wed., Italian Club, U6 Wales St.; Henry M. Guglielmo, S.T., Uh Kilmer Ave. BRICK AND CLAT WORKERS, UNITED NO. 562 (Stiles & Hart Brick Co.). 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., Italian Social Club, Coluinbus Blvd.; Daniel J. 0' Cornell, R.S., U38 Middieboro Ave.; Joseph Silvia, B.A., 09 Linden St. BRICKLAIERS, MASONS AND PiASTERERS NO. 13. First and 3rd Thurs., Carpenters Hail, 231 Whittenton t>t. ; Americo Alegi, F.S.T., U Columbus Blvd.; Henry Valentini, B.A., 51 Shore St., Somerset. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 876. 2nd Ties., 7.30 P.M., 26 Weir St.; Adeline Paulo, Pres., 7U East Water St.; John Fernandes, S.T.,B.A., 7U East Water St. BUILDING SERVICE EMPKJIEES INT'L. NO. 386 (Mass. Dept. of Public Works). 2nd Thurs., Prospect Hotel, Whittenton St.; Richard Bagge, Pres., 1U2 Highland St.; Matthew L, McGrath, Jr., B.A., Rm. 7i;3, 291; Washington St., Boston. CARPENTERS NO. 1035. 2nd Wed., at BUs. Off., 231 Whittenton St., Tel. Va 2-3070; Arthur Anctil, F.S.,B.A. 132 LOCAL LABOR ONIONS T A DN T N - Cont'd. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND): NO. 20U (General Electric Co.). 3rd bun., at Bus. Off., 26 Weir St., Tel. Va 1;-7103; Roger M. Allen, rtres., Maibone St., East Taunton; Harvey Ives, F.S, NO. 228 (Paragon Gear Works). First Thurs., 26 Weir St.; Kaidall F. Higgins, Hres., 20 Meadow bt.j Robert L. i'eabody, F.S.T., Precinct St., Lakeville. NO. 290 (New rtrocess Twist Drill Co.). On Call, at Plant; John Dyer, Pres,, Carver t>t., Raynhamj Norman Perry, B.A. ELECffilCAL WORKERS NO. 235. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 231 Whittenton bt.j Frank P. Linnane, Treas., 7 Everett St.j John Donahue, B.A. ENGINEERS, LDCOTlOnVE NO. 810 (IND). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 1 Church Green; F. P. Paris, Ch. Eng., Box 228, Norton; S. W. Wickham, S.T., 16 McSoley Ave, FEDERAL LABOR ONION NO. 23901 (New Jersey Rubber Co.). First Sat., 3 P.M., American Legion Hail, 7 Cedar St.; Frank Medeiros, Pres., 5 Hope St., No. Attleboro; George V. Pearson, F.S.T., 20 Tremont Ave, FIREMEN AND ENGINEMQI, LOCOMOTIVE NO. U7l4 (IND) (NT NH). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 76 Main St.; WlUlam F. Gould, Local Ch., 38 No. Main St., Avon; William M. Watson, Gen. Ch., 28 Roseland Ave., West Springfield, GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES (Branch of Local 178 of Faxl River) INSDRANCE AGBENTS INT'L. NO. 137 (Prudential Insurance Co.). 2nd Fri., 1 P.M., Where Called; Victor A. Shiff, Pres., 22 Allerton St., RLymouth; William Gregg, S.T., 79 Jackson St, JEWELRY WORKERS NO. 16 (Jewelry and Allied Metals and Crafts). 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 7 Lawrence St., Tel, Va 2-U56l; Arthur A, Silvia, F.S.T., 25 Grove St.; Charles Kelliher, B.A., 28 Pleasant St., Raynham. LEATHER WORKERS ONION, TAUNTON (IND) (Geilich Tanning Co.). First Tubs., Ameri- can Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Robert Lee, Pres., U3 School St., Middleboro; Herbert Rounds, S.T., 5 Clay St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 71. First Mon. after 16th, V.F.W. Hall, Hodges Ave.; Joseph C. McMorrow, R.S., 10| Pine St.; William Lyons, F.S., Grant St. MACHINISTS NO. 1225 (Amor Bronze & Silver Co.). 2nd and Uth Tubs., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Ernest Redfem, Pi^s., 255 Svunmer St., No. Dighton; Charles febbitt, B.A., 270 Sayles Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. MAINTENANCE OF WAT aiPLOTEES NO. 89 (NT NH). First Wed., 7.U5 P.M., Circle Cafe, 29 Taunton Green; Joseph E. Sullivan, Local Ch., 132 County St., Fail River. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRT WORKERS NO. 35U (presbrey Refractories Corp.). 2nd Thurs., 19 Knight St.; Antone Dutra, Sec, 19 Knight St.; Hardy D. Wilson, Dist. Rep., Rm. 8, 321 Tremont St., Boston. MUNICIPAL EMPIDYEES, INC., TADNTON (IND). 2nd Thurs,, City Hall, Summer St,; James Vi. Murphy, Pres., 566 Bay St.; Hugh Pilling, F.S., 12 Middleboro Ave. MUSICIANS NO. 231. 2nd Sun., at Bus. Off., 23 Weir St., Tel. Va 2-177U; William F. Lott, Pres., 10 Friend St.; Louis H. Pero, R.F.S., 50 Tremont St. PAINIERS NO. 57U. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St.; Alfred M. Butler, R.S., 78 Everett St., Middleboro; CSiarles MacDonald, B.A., 28 Broad- way. PARI-MUTUEL GUILD, TaUNT(»J (IND) (Taunton Greyhound Assn., Inc. ). On Call, Semi- Annually, Cotillian Hail, Broadway; Charles Rosen, Treas., 2U Monroe St.; Peter B. Gay, Atty, 5 Main St. PLATTHINGS, JEWELRT AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store En^jloyees) PLUMffiRS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 626. 2nd and Uth Thurs., Carpenters Hall, 231 Whittenton St. ; William Mueller, F.S., 91 Fremont St.; Bertram Wilber, B,A., 38 James St, RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 70 (IND) (NY NH). Uth Sun., 10.30 A.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 1 Church Green; W. M. Russell, Local Ch., Treas., 13 James St. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CIERKS NO. 1311. First Fri.., 5 ^.M., Freight Office; Aug- ust Ewald, Pres., B.A. , 251 Weir St.; Helen M. Brennan, R.S.T., 9 Morton St. 133 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS T A U N TON - Concl'd . RETAIL, V7H0IESALE AND EEPARTKENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 562-A (Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Wkrs.) (F.B. Rogers Silver Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 i'.M., Circle Hallj John Brooks, Pres., 123 Green St., Pridgewaterj Thomas J. Leone, N.E, Dir., Rm. 1, 2? Monument Sq., Leominsterj Bus. Off,, 19 Bank St., Attleboro, Tel. Att. 1-2582. RETAIL, WHOIESALE AND DEPARTKENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 593 (Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Wkrs.) (Reed & Barton Corp.) (Silver Wkrs. ) . First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Polish Hall, Bay St.; Carl S. Cushman, Pres., 11 Chester St.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E, Dir., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster; Bus. Off., 19 Bank St., Attleboro, Tel, Att. 1-2582. STAOE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 72 (State Hospital Enployees). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Murray Eldg. at Hospital, Hodges Ave.; John F. Doyle, S.T., 27 Smith St.; Howard V. Doyle, B.A., 16 Hartford St., Norwood, NO. 651 (Myles Standish State School). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Recreation Hall, at School; Joseph Correia, Pres., Box l87. East Taunton; Walter LaBelle, S.T.j 588 West Brittania St. NO. 813 (Mass. Dept. of Public Works). Last Ihurs., Taunton Inn; James A. Broyer, Bus. Rep., U9 Woodruff Way, Mattapan; Bus. Off., 22 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-6UOO. SIEELWORILERS OF AMERICA NO. 5100 (Anderson Aircraft, Inc.). First Kon., 7.30 P.M., Circle Union Hall, City Sq,; Thomas P. Goldrick, Pres,, 16 Locust St, STREET RAIIWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 2U3 (Eastern Mass, St. Rwy.;. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Garage, 20 Winthrop St.; James E. McGovern, Pres., 12U Broadway; George W. Adams, R.S.T,, Broadway, Raynham. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. JED. (IND). Muriel Cleathero, Sec, 79 Gifford St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 21 (IND). 2nd Thurs., Russian Hall, Vallencourt St.; William T, O'Connor, R.S., 21i Greylock Ave, TEXTILE WORKERS UNICN OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus, Off., Rm. 17, lU Taunton Green, Tel, Va 2-2570; Harold T, Schofield, B.A, NO. U5l» First Sun., Jewelry Wkrs. Hall, 7 Lawrence St.; Annette M, Taylor, R.S.T., 99 Fremont St. NO. 1^69 (Dyeing and Finishing) (Harodite Finishing Co., No. Dighton). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., South End Portuguese Hall, Bajcer Rd.; Aimand Poudrier, K.S.T., 27 South St. NO. 7U0 (Ansonia Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sat., 2 P.M., U.A.V, Hall, 82 Weir 5t.; Margaret Borden, R.S.T. , 110 School St., No, Dighton. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 5Ia9. First Mon,, 11 P.M., 15 Webster St,; Rayinond A, Sanborn, S.T., 17 West Weir St.; Russell L. Wood, B.A., l5 Webster St, TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 319. First Tues., Gazette HLdg., 9 Cohannet St.; John R. Grundy, R.S.T., 16 Hojje St. UTTLrTY WORKERS UNIC»I OF AMEKECA NO. 356 (Brockton-Taunton Gas Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Robert G. Dewey, Pres., 37 Briggs St.; Frank M, Kullas, Treas., R 2368 Bay St. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO, 373 (Municipal Lighting riant;. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., 29 Taunton Green; Arthur McKenna, Pres., 11 Monica St.; Robert A. Moitoza, S.T., li7 West Weir St. TEMPLETON PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. U3U ( Baidwinsville Pqjer Products, Inc.) On Call; Edward Landry, R.S., Main St., Otter River; Ralph LeMay, B.A., 17 Harugari St., Fitchburg. 13U LOCAL LABOR UNIONS TEM^LETON - Concl'd . PAPERMAKEHS AND PAfERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 5i;0 (beaman Paper Go.;. On Call, Sports- mans Club, Lord Rd., Otter River; Charles A. Smith, r'res.. Utter River Rd.; Ralph LeMay, B.A., 17 Harugari St., Fitchburg. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 7hh (W.E. Femald State School^. Uth ThTirs., 7.30 P.M., New Hall at School; Harold J. Goodwin, Fres., South Rd.; Bruno E. Kryander, Sec, High St., East Tenpleton. TEWKSBURY STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 68 (IND) (State Hospital t^mployees). First Tues., McDonald House at Hospital; Grace B. Marble, Pres.; James J. Cox, Treas., 3U9 Stevens St., Lowell. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 8U2 (State Hospital Employees ;. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Anne G. McDonnell House, at Hospital; Louis Picanso, Acting Pres., Ih2 Saiem St., No. Wilmington; James M. Curley, Treas., 19u Middlesex St., Lowell. TURNERS FALLS (See MONTAGUE) WAKEFIELD CARPENTERS NO. 862. First Tues., Redmen's Hall, West Water aw, Milton Porter, R.S., 126 Lowell St., Somerville; Maurice DeMone, B.A., Lexington i>t., Rirlington. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 29U (Winship BoitJ. First Mon., 5 P.M., Redmen's Hall, West Water St.; Emma Gonzales, R.S., IkS Pearl St., Maiden; Isaac Gordon, B.A.; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave,, Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 31tL. First Mon., k P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, Main St.; Winston C. Moore, Pres., 1 Finley St., Greenwood; Arthur T. Monahan, Treas., 17 Shady Ave. , Greenwood. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 5638. On Call, 8.30 P.M., Spanish War Vets Hall, Lafay- ette St.; James J. O'Brien, Sec, 9 Parfc St.; F. Robert Black, Treas., 8 Gould St. SHOE WORKERS ORGANIZATION, CRISTAL INCEpENDENT (L.B. Evans Sons Co.). 3rd Thurs*, 12.30 P.M. at Factory, 26 Water St.; Adin M. Perkins, Pres.,B.A., 86 Gould St.; Florence A. Darling, R.S., 20 Yale Ave. SHOE WORKERS ASSOCIATION, WAKEFIELD INDEPENDENT (Dine Stoe Co.). On Call; Edward F. Cronin, Pres., 53U Lowell St.; Edward LeDuc, R.S.T., 7U Rainbow Terrace, Salem. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Crystal Local;. Esther J. Barry, Sec, 132 Vernon St. W A L P L E CARPENTERS NO. Iii79. First Wed., Italian-American Hall, Stone St.; William F. Creeden, R.S.,B.A., 177 West St., Mansfield; Herbert Mosher, F.S., 179 Oak St., Foxboroj Bus. Off., 1156 Washington St., Norwood, Tel. No 7-2i01-J. HOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 323 (L.F. Fales Machine Co.;. On Call, Italian- American Hall, Stone St.; William P. Dalton, Pres., 37 Cijqjp St.; Richard L. Jacques, F.tj., Maple St., Franklin. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS , UNITED NO. 889 (Hollingswcjrth & Vose Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave., Norwood; Francis Donovan, F.S.T., 536 Nahatan St., Norwood; Edward Collins, B.A., U69 Washington St., East Waipole. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 1330 (Bird & Son, Carton, Container and Paperworkers Div.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hail, 13 St. George Ave., Norwood; Everett Seavey, Pres., 96 Mill St., Westwood; Edward V. Paduck, S.T., 293 Railroad Ave., Norwood; Bus. Off., 226 Washington St., East Waipole. . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS W A L P L E - Concl'd . RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND i'LASTIC V/ORKEHii, UNITED NO. 385 (Bird & Son, Inc., Floor Covering Div,). First Mon., 3.30 i'.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave., Norwood; George W. Grover, R.S., 88 Summit Ave.; lieon Schenenol, F.S., 162 No. Main at., Sharon. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMi'LOIEES NO. 1^51 (Mass. Correctional Institution; Last Thurs., k f.M., at Institution, Officers Drill Hallj Ihomas F. Connolly, rt^s., 13 Fidelis Way, Brighton; Raymond A. Beauchesne, F.S., 11 Kingston St., Lawrence, STEELWORKERS OF AMERICANO. 3722 (L.F. Fales Machine Co.). First Tues., U.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Haj.1, Main St.; Curtis F. O'Leary, Pres., Forest Rd., Millis; William Maloon, B.A., 110 Tremont t>t., Boston. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. UND). Clara M. Martino, Sec, 103 Monroe St., Norwood. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 6U2 (Kendall Mills, Finishing Div.;. 3rd Sun., Italian-^AlIErican Hall, Stone St.; Emilio Silvi, S.T., «i2 Main bt.; Alton Hodgman, B.A., U77 Essex St., Lawrence. W A L T H A M AUTOMOBILE, AIRCRAFT AND AGRICULTURAL IMPIEMENT WORKERS NO. 7Uh (Reece Coip.). 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., at Plant, 200 Prospect St.; Richard C. Reynolds, Pres., 6U Brooks ide Ave., Jamaica Plain; Joseph G. Neely, F.S.T., lu Waveriy St., Belmont. AUTCMOBILE, AIRCRAFT AND AGRICULTURAL IMPIEMENT WORKERS NO, 9U6. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., South Junior High School; Eric J. Danielson, Pres., 1 Bushmick Rd., Burlington; Eugene S. Picard, S.T., 6tt Dale St.; Bus. Off., Km. 216, 7iiO Main bt., Tel. Ti^ U-598U. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 711. 3rd Wed., Angelo's Barber Shop, 17 Elm St.; Idlllio C, Porreca, S.T., 903a Main St. BOOKBINEERS NO. 16 (Bindery Workers Chapel). 3rd Tubs., Unity Haxl, 7lU Main St.; N. Francis LoPresti, F.5.T., 12 Dale St.; Jack Barry, B.A. BRICKLAYERS, MASWS AND PLASTERERS NO. 15. Wed., 6U0 Main St.; Thomas Crane, F.S., 33 Fairview Ave., Watertown; Alfred T. Crane, B.A., 165 Chestnut St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 560. First Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2, 6U5 Main St., Tel. Tm l;-2750; Joseph Chandnoir, Pres., 263 Washington St., Newton; Salvatore Pavone, B.A. CARPENTERS NO. 5U0. 2nd and Uth Wed., French Hall, U5 Central St.; Matthew R. Pendergast, R.S., lu2 Washington Ave., West Newton; Joseph N. Robillard, S.T., 310 Weston St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 27U (See Boston) EIECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-1267 (N.E. Mica Co.). Last Tues., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.; William Aucoin, R.S., 52 Rich bt,; James Gregoricus, Bus. Mgr., 262 Crescent St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1505 (Raytheon Mfg. Co.). 2nd bun., 5 ^.M., Metropolitan Hall, 331 Washington St., Brighton; Edward J. McDonald, Pres., 12 Wall St.; Arrirew A. McGlinchey, B.A., 22 Schofield Dr., Newtonville; Bus. Off., 251 Washington St., Newton, Tel. De 2-1600. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2k!879 (Waltham Grinding Wheel Co.). 2nd Tues., U P.M., Holland Hall, Main St.; John Vecchione, Pres.; John Vickery, S.T., US Hill- side Ave., V/est Newton. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 866. On Call; John %an, Pres., 16 Hager St.; Leonard G. Ray, S.T., 302 Dale St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 391 (Dressmakers) (Moody Dress Co.). First Tues, (Jan., Apr., July), 6 P.M., Hovey Hall, Moody St.; Harah Peperas, R.S., 111 Felton St.; Louis Ackerman, B.A.; Bus. Off., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. LATHERS NO. 1U2. 2nd Tues., 6li5 Main bt. ; Leo J. Robichaud, Pres., 5l Dudley St., Cambiidge; Michael F. Mooney, S.T., 7k Church St. 136 ; I0CAL LABOR UNIONS W A L T H A M - Concl'd . MACHINISTS NO. I836. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 i^.M., Unity Hall, 7U1 Main St.; Kaiph Lindquist, R.b., 2 Lawrence Rd., Cochituatej Mward H. Taff, F.S., SU Carlisle St., Lowell. MASSACHUSETTS PRODUCTS PIPE LINE UNION (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). Bi-monthly, Where Called; George Bruso, Pres. , 32 Hoyden St., Webster; Randolph E. Mitchell, S.T., 11 Dorchester St. MIDDLESEX PETROLEUM WORKERS ASSOCIATION (IND) (Shell Oil Co.), 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., American Citizenship Club, 6U5 Main St.; Warren C. Kelley, Pres., 97 Channing Rd., Belmont; John L. Grant, Treas., 73 Hillside Rd., Watertown. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 102. 2nd VJed., 5 r.M. and 8 P.M., 6U5 Main St.; John F. Walsh, F.S., I5U Derby St., West Newton; Hardy Wilson, B.A., 321 Tremont St., Boston. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 600 (M. & B. St. Rwy.). First Thurs., 9.30 A.M. and 7.1i5 P.M., American Legion Hail, 75 ^eston St.; Bernard Murphy, Pres., 127 South St.; FVank Loixl, F.S.T., 9 Barker Lane, Saxonville, PLUMBERS AND S TEAMFI TIERS NO. 289. First and Last Thurs., 6U5 Main St.; Charles R. Barker, F.S., U3 Golden Bail Rd,, Weston; Eugene F. Byrne, B.A., 37 Charles St., Framingham. STATE, CITT AND TCWN EMPLOYEES NO. 955 (IND) (Waltham Public Works Dept.). 2nd Ihurs., American Legion Home, 75 Weston St.; John Girolamo, Pres., 35 VJads- worth Ave.; Raymond Giasson, Treas., 117 Chestnut St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U02 (W.E. Fernald State School). Last Mon., Club Room or Tarbell Hall, at School; faul A. L 'Antigua, Pres., U2 Blossom St., Lexington; Carolyn M. Maguire, Treas., Box C, Waverley. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1313 (State Hospital Employees). John Sullivan, Pres., Metropolitan State Hospital; Esther Maloney, Treas., Metro- politan State Hospital. STREET RAIUf;AY EMPLOYEES NO. 600 (See Motor Coach Operators) ffiXTTLE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2680 (Charles River Garnetting Mills). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Canadian Legion Hall, 6U7 Main St.; William J. Lannon, Pres.jS.T., 19 Spring St.; Raymond Hart, R.S., 8U Harvard St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 505. 3rd Tues., 9.30 A.M., Rm. 10, 621 Main St.; Fred Rousseau, S.T., 76 Russell Rd., West Newton; Vincent T. Kavanaugh, B.A., 35 Beechwood Rd. WALIHAM PRECISION WORKERS (IND) (Waltham Screw Co.). Bi-monthly, Last Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., U79 Moody 5t., Tel. Tw 3-Uh&l', Ihomas J, Norton, Pres., 239 Robbins St.; Raymond V. McNally, B.A., 63 Puller St. WALIHAM WATCH WORKrlRS (IND) (Waltham Watch Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.1i5 ^.M., Fitch School Hall, Crescent St.; Walter W. Cenerazzo, Pres., 119 College Ave., Somerville; Raymond V. Mc^Jally, B.A., 63 Puller St.; Bus. Off., U79 Moody t>t., Tel. l-w 3-UJ^8l. WARE CARPENTERS NO. 1630. First Fri.., 68 Main St.; Charles Sygiel, Pres., Sygiei Rd. Bernard Forand, B.A., Palmer Rd. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1067. On Call; Ludovic A. Duquette, S.T., 22 Sherwin St. WATERTOWN ELECmiCAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 235 (Insulating Fabricators of N.E.). 3rd Thurs., U f.y.., Italian American Vets Club, 202 Arlington St.; Stephen Sahagian, Pres., h9 Crawford St.; Robert Sleeper, F.S., 25l Christian St., Lowell; Bus. Off., Rm. 301, Ul Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-76U7. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 37ii (Watertown Arsenal). First Tues., 889 Broadway, Somerville; Irving Bergeron, Pres. ,B.A., 53 Coleman St., Abir^ton; George H. Bakke, R.S., 9 Saybrook St., Brighton. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 560 (Litecontrol Corp.). On Call, 12.1t5 at Plant, 36 Pleasant St.; Eleanor Likely, R.b., lUl Jewett bt., Newton; Robert Brousseau, B.A., Ul Rosewood St., Billerica. 137 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WA TERTOWN - Concl 'd. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 132 (IND) (Watertown Arsenal) (Ordnance Dept.). First Mon., Hotel Kenmore, U90 Commonwealth Ave., Boston; Harry J. Lamb, fres., 292 Waltham St., Newton; Catherine Fraser, b.T., U9 Cross bt. , Somer- ville. FEDERAL LABOR UNI(»JS: NO. 2191U (Rubber Workers) (Hood Rubber Co.). 3rd Kon., 7.30 P.M., Portuguese Liberty Club, 13U8 Cambridge bt., Cambridge; John Shortsleeve, F.S., 183 High bt., Brookline; Saj.vatore A. Percoco, B.A., 25 Fifth bt. , Cambridge; Bus. Off., 5148 Mt. Auburn bt., Tel. Wa U-7350. NO. 22295 (Photographers and Photo-Finishers) (Bachrach Laboratories). 2nd Tues., 5.15 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 2^1 Washington St., Newton; John Coleman, Pres., 313 Meridian bt.. East Boston; Vaike Olvet, F.b.T., 2301 Washington St., Newton Lower Falls. NO. 23578 (Haartz-lteson, Inc.) (Rubber Workers). First bun.. Masonic Bldg,, 5 Main bt.; Nicholas J. Cardillo, Pres., Ul Hammond bt., Waltham. FIREl^EN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 719 (IND) (B & A Railroad) (Pilgrim Lodge). 2nd Mon., V.F.W. Hall, UO6 CanbrLdge St., Ailston; Hariy E. Grant, R.H., 16 Kendal Common Rd., Weston; L. V. King, Local Ch.j Bus. Off,, 201 Washington St., Newton, Tel. De 2-1169. MACHINISTS NO. I50 (Watertown Arsenal). 2nd and Uth l*hurs., at Bus. Off., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton; ^eter J. Walsh, i^res., 15 Bracicett St., Brigh- ton; Arthur B, Harper, R.b,, 31 Crest Ave., Wilmington. PULP, SULPHIIE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 565 (Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.). Uth Tues., V.F.W, Hall, U06 Cambridge bt., Ailston; Frsmcis D. Cronin, Pres., 32 Brayton Rd. , Brighton; David Grogan, B.A,, Brookline, New Hampshire, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 12x0 (Town Employees). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 t^.M,, Amvets Hall, 379 Main St.; Joseph Burke, Pres., 16 Irving bt.; Francis L, Carroll, b.T., u8 Darch Rd, TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 12U7 (J-'extile Ihread Co.). Ijth bat., 7.30 P.M., Bond Hall, Mt. Auburn St.; Tony Belmont, Pres., IVU Maverick St., East Boston; Alton M. Hodgman, Area Dir.; Bus. Off., Urn. 600, U77 i^ssex bt., Lawrence, Tel. Mu 2-5273- WEBSTER BRICKLAYERS NO. 2U. First Wed., 10 Maple St.; Wilfred Rouleau, R.S.T., 10 Maple St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 225 (Webster Lens Co,), 3rd Wed., at Bus, Off., 112 Main St.; Raymond St. Pierre, Pres., 28 Whitcomb St.; Alice Taylor, R.S.T., lU Days Lane. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 209U1 (Packard Mills, Inc., Caryville and Webster). First bun., at Bus. Off., bt. Anthony's blovak Hall, 3U Myrtle Ave., Tel. 25O6; Joseph A. bocha, Pres., 3U Whitcomb bt,; Francis X, Canty, F.b.T., 3U Prospect St, INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 7k (John Hancock Insurance Co.). First Wed., 11 A.M., Hillside Restaurant, Grtjve St., No. Grosvenordale, Connecticut; Leo Tetreault, Pi^s., 20 Cleveland bt., Putnam, Connecticut; Donald h'routy, Treas., 22 Quabaug Ave., Oxford. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 83I. On Call; Francis J. Kubicki, bee, 5 Girard bt. SHOE WORKERS INDEPENDENT UNION, INC., WEBSTER. First Thurs., ElKs Hail, 156 School St.; Vera Brodeur, Treas., 75 Lake bt. ; Joseph F. Pizzetti, B. A.; Bus. Off,, 2U2 Main St., Tel. 6u6. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 3l5 (IND). First Mon., Polish-Anerican Citi- zens Club, 37 Harris bt.; James bweeney, Pres., U3 First bt.; George F. Reynolds, F.b., 3 Curfew Lane, Dudley, 138 IDCAL LABOR UNIONS WELLESLEY MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE EMi^LOYEES INDEPENDENT UNICM4 (Wellesley College j. Last Wed., B.15 i-.M., Billings Hall at College; Leonard Reed, i^res., 8 Rockland St., Natick; Timothy John Daly, ^.k,, Box 23, Codiituate. STATE, COUNT! AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 335 (Town Public Works Employees). First Tues., Reliance Club, 33 Clifford St. j Ihomas 0. Lee, Pres., 5 Lake St.; Ralph Collari, F.S., 82 Washington t>t., Wellesley Hills. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 5U8 (Mass. Public Works Traffic Emp.). First Mon., Y.D. Club, Huntington Ave., Boston; Paul W, Moriarty, H.S.,B.A., 252 Geneva Ave., Dorchester; John J. Keaumey, F.S.T., 659 Hyde Park Ave., Roslindale; Bus. Off., 22 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-0520. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Evelyn N. Sullivan, Sec, 7 Seward Rd. WEST SPRINGFIELD ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1683 (B & A Railroad Diesel Shop). First Mon., 7 P.M., Eagles Hall, Plainfield St., Springfield; E. Fallon, Pres., 89 Parkside St., Springfield; A. Taillefer, F.S., 205 St. James Ave., Springfield. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 63 (INDJ. 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Haxl, 51 ^ark Ave.; L, K. Clark, Ch. Eng., 162 City View Ave. ; Louis Blanchard, S.T., Box 17, Chester. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. I8385 (Perkins Machine & Gear Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.U. Hail, 21 Sanford St., Springfield; Eugene M. Warner, Pres., 30 Arch St., Springfield; Antoni W. Romanowicz, P.S,, 30 Lincoln St. , Feeding Hills. 11REKEN AND ENGINEMEN, WCOmnVE NO. 563 (IND) (B & A Railroad;. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hail, 51 Park Ave.; Harold A. Walton, F.S.T., 69 Lathrop St.; Krowles K. Lewis, B.A., 393 Main St. GILBARCO EMPLOYEES CONFERENCE (IND) (Gilbert- Barker Mfg. Co.). First Tues., 10 A.M., Conference Rm., Union St.; James Dunn, Pres., 16 Langdon St., Spring- field; Maurice J. Goggin, Treas., 171 Davis St., Springfield. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1978. Quarterly, First Mon., 3.30 P.M., Post Office, Elm St.; John Sullivan, Pres., 75 Larchwood St.; John H. Foy, S.T., 39 Lathrop St. MACHINISTS NO. 1730 (Wico Electric Co.). First Sun., 2.30 P.M. and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hail, 51 ^ark Ave.; Daniel E. Ennis, Pres., 12U3 Suffield St., Agawam. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSN., WEST SPRINGHELD (iND). On Caxl, Public Library, Park St.; Hubert V. Lattinville, Pres., 62 Exeter St.; Rachel M. Goodhind, Treas., 53 Field St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. U87 (Premoid Co.). Quarterly, On Call, 10 A.M., Y.M.C.A., Chxirch St.; Lawrence P. Christian, R.S., UO Cornwall St., Springfield; Frederick Rochford, B.A. POST OFFICE CLERKS NO. 1761. On Call; Stanley Dugan, Pres., kk Sunset Terrace, Feeding Hills; Theodore Urban, Treas., 83 Clarence St. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 238 (IND) (B &A). Uth Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, 51 i'ark Ave.; J. C. Corcoran, Sec, 32 South Blvd.; W. F. McCarthy, B.A,, 28O North St., Feeding Hills, RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN DIV. 6U2 (IND) (B & A). 3rd Mon., I.O.O.F. Hall, 51 Park Ave.; R. N. McCarroll, S.T., 227 Piper Hd.; M. F. Walsh, Gen. Ch., 190 Eddy St., Springfield. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 136U (Town En^jloyees). Last Thurs., Garage, U05 Amostown Rd.; Frank F. Zendek, Pres.; Joseph Dupuis, R.S., 1009 Piper Rd. WEST SPRINGFIELD MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSN. (See Municipal Employees Assn., West Springfljeld) WES TBOROUG H CARPENTERS NO. Ili59. 2nd Tuss., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, East Main St.; Lewis A. Nava, R.S., 69 Summer St.; Alfred Allen, B.A., 82 Westboro Rd. , No. Grafton. 139 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WES TBOROUGH - Goncl'd . STATE, COUNTT AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1153 (State Hospital Employees). On Call, at Hospital, Lyman St.j Joseph J. Germain, Pres., 178 Cohasset St., Worcester; Florenz Sherman, R.S., R.F.D,, Hopkinton, WES TFIELD BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 33. Uth Tues., 7 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, l60 Elm St.j Emest F. Hatch, S.T., 81 Broadway. CARPENTERS NO. 222. First Tues., 7.30 i'.lU, C.L.U. Hall, l60 Elm St. j Francis Banas, R.S., kl Sunnymeade Ave., Chicopee Falls; Waiter Lafrancis and Harry Hogan, B.A's. CIGAR MAKERS NO. 28. First Kon., 21 Jefferson St.; Samuel J. T. Wall, S.T, FEDERAL LABOR UNICES: NO. 20291 (Bicycle Workers} (Westfield Mfg. Co.}. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, lU Bartlett St.; Albert M, Lutat, S.T., 96 Pine St.; Edward Wall, B.A., 21 Miller St., Chicopee. NO. 22998 (Old Colony Ernrelope Co.). 3rd Tues., Moose Hall, Washington St.; Joseph Martone, Pres., U2 Washington St.; Frederick Kirby, B.A., 5 Emery St.; Bus. Off., 9U No. Elm St., Tel. Lo 2-2351. NO. 2U025 (Kellogg Brush Co.). 2nd Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Norma Fleming, R.S., 28 Parker Ave.; William Malone, B.A., Blake Hill, Springfield. NO. 2U295 (Torrington Co.) (Needle Workers). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 160 Elm St.; George Bujacz, Pres., Plum i>t. ; Rita Ciepiela, F.b.T., No. Elm St. FIRE FIGHIERS ASSN. NO. 1111. First Mon., Fire Station, Arnold St.; Gerald J. Fouche, R.S., 11 Clark St.; Joseph J. Cavanaugh, F.S.T., 60 Washington St. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. b2. Last Sun., IU.30 A.M., C.L.U. Hail, 160 Elm St.; Edward Wail, R.S.T.,B.A., 21 Miller St., Chicopee. LAUNDRY WORKERS NO. 77 (General Cleaning Co.). On Call, C.L.U. Hail, I60 Elm St.; Alice Roach, Pres., 17 Lincoln bt.; John F. Donovan, S.T.; Bus. Off., 25 Hvmtington Ave., Boston, Itei. Ke 6-5110. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 128. On Call; John D. Leary, F.S.T., 8 Oak Ave. MACHINISTS NO. 1851 (Foster Machine Co.). 2nd and Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Home, 38 Broad St.; John Baker, R.S., 69 Meadow i)t.; Aibert Coughlin, F.S., 87 Pinehurst t>t. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 997 (NY NH Railroad). Quarterly, On Call, K. of C. Hail, Elm St.; William Connolly, R.S., 158 Franklin St.; Thomas J. Healey, S.T., 33 Pochassic St. METAL POLISHERS NO. 80 (Westfield Mfg. Co.), Uth Wed., U.l5 P.M., Slovak Hail, East Silver St.; Frederick B. White, H.S.T., 5U5 Main St., Springfield. MOLEERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 95. 3rd Wed., Eagles Hall, Bartlett St.; William W. Sullivan, C.h., UU Meadow St.; Thomas M. Shea, B.A., 57 Squaw- field Rd. MUSICIANS NO. 91. First Mon., Arasrican Legion Home, 38 Broad St.; Charles D. Hagan, R.S.,B.A., 68 Mountainview St. PAPERMAKEKS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 197 (t>trathmore Paper Co.). 2nd i>\m. 7 P.M., C.L.U. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Ethan E. Clark, R.S., U7 Broadway; Harvey J. Clark, E.A., Woronoco. PAPERKAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 665 (The Stevens faper Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Grange Hail, So. Maple St.; David C. Peirrpont, Pres., 16 So. Maple St.; Leonard Burbank, F.S., Box 275» Huntington. POST OFFICE CI£RKS NO. U«8. 3rd Wed., K. of C. Hall, Elir. St.; William T. Trant, Pres., Sunset Drive; Ernest Marsh, S.T., Aldrich Dr. PRINTING PRESfJ^EN NO. U87 (Etchers and Lithographers of Metal) (Anderson & Sons, Inc.). First Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 160 Elm St.; Josq)h Carlo, Pres., 8 Hanover St.; Mary E. Hickson, R.S.T., 1 Mill St., Huntington. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 3U6 (City Emp.). 3rd Wed., C.L.U. Hall, 160 Elm St.; James C. Ross, Pres., U Crown St. ;Oiga ^iartone, S.T.,7 Jefferson St. luo j LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WEYMOUTH [carpenters no. 1550. 2nd and Uth Fri,, Moose Hail, Commercial bt.; Karie G. Lovell, Bus. Rep., 783 Pleasant St., East Veymouth, FOOD DISTHIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. 1U8 (See BrocktonJ STATE, COUNTT AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 772 (Town EirployeeB;. 3rd Tues., U.30 f.'h., K. of C. Haxl, Commercial bq.. East Weymouth; William t, Amrock, Treas., 659 Broad tit.. East Weymouth. TEXTILE WORKERS CF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 1715 (E. Weymouth Wool Scouring Co.). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.]^., Eagles Hall, Pleasant St., East Weymouth; Joseph G. Silva, Jr., hfes., 17 T'remont St., BrocKton; Thomas E, Smith, F.S., 27 Skelly Ave. , East Weymouth. W H I T M A N TTDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2303U (Tack Makers;. 3rd Sun., Perry and Smitii Hall, 52 Rotch St., Fairhaven; Thomas W, Clynes, R.S.T., 35 Emerson St., New Bedford, LETTER CAKFilERS NO. 1600. On Call; Fred Kane, Pres.,F.S., Post Office, South St. MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 270 (Whitman Foundry, Iir.). On Call, 3.U5 ^.K., K. of C. Hail, South Ave.; Henry Zaniboni, Pi^s., 233 Commercial St.; Jack Arouca, F.S., lu Angela Terrace, Brockton. SHOE WORKERS UKION OF WHITMAN (IND) (Regal Shoe Co.). 2nd Wed., East End Fire Station, South Ave.; Charles J. Sanville, Sr., R.b., UO Liberty St., Hanson; Joseph Peluso, B.A., 26 Irving St., Brockton. STEELWORKEHS OF AMERICA NO. 3972 (D. B. Gumey Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., K, of C. Hall, South Ave.; Howard W. Edwards, Rres. , 68 Centre Ave., Abing- ton; Albert F. Durant, R.F.S., iu5 Aiden i^t. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 3Sk (National Chair Co.). First Mon., G.A.R. Hall, hayden Ave.; Francis T. Murphy, Free., Franklin St., R.F.D.j William W. Cair^bell, F.S.T., 88 Charles St. WILLIAMS TOWN CARPENTERS NO. 979. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hail, Spring St, William Bellman, Pres., 1261 Mass. Ave., No, Adams; W. G. Taft, B.A., 21 Fiege Ave., No. Adams. LETTER CARRIERS NO. IJ438. On Call; Francis C. staples, b.T., 59 Langlois Ave, PAINTERS NO. 1121. First Wed., White Oaks Mens Club, Harrison Ave.; Joseph D, Sansville, Pres.,B.A., Gage St., Bennington, Vermont; Valmore J. Richards, R,£., mo Bracewell Ave,, No. Adams, WILMINGTON STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 3962 (J.W, Greer Co,), 2nd Mon., U,l5 P.M., at Plant, Main St.; Thomas J. Woods, R.S., 10 Foster t)t,, Saugus; Ralph F. Hollis, F.t., 11 Atwood St., VJakefield. WINCHENDON GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. U8U. 3rd Tues., 6 P.M., I.O.O.P. Hail, Main t>t,j Jane Yoimg, R.S., State Line, New Hampshire; Louis Ackerman, B.A.; Bus. Off,, 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. POST OFFICE Cli^KS NO. 2l. On Call; Richard L, Cochran, S.T., 69 Mason bt. PULP, SULPHITE AND fAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 818 (New England Woodenware Corp.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., 19 Monroe St.; Albert E. Dunham, Jr., Pres., 75 Hale St.; Dorothy Laliberte, R.b., 19 Monroe St. STEELWORKEHS OF AMERICA NO. 3770 (AiasKa Freezer Co.;. First Tues., 7 P.M., Travelers Restaurant, Main St.; George J. Bousquet, Pres., 176 Gienallen St.; Napoleon J. Caouette, F.S., 13 Belmont Ave. iia . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WINCHES TER CARPENTERS NO. 99i. First Wed., V.F.W, Hall, 15 VMte St.j Donald E. Harrington, K.S., Harriett Ave., Burlingtonj Maurice DeMone, B.A., Lexington St., Bur- lington. CLOrarNG WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 678 (N.E. Laundries, Inc.;. First Thurs., Moose Hall, Ganpbexl St., Wobumj Michael Procopio, Pres., 18 Olive St.; Robert R. Thonpson, F.S.T., 58 Harrison Ave., Woburn. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 295. 2nd Tubs., 7.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, Raymond PI.; Joseph Duffy, Pres., 8 Mt, Pleasant t)t. , WobiHn; Gasper Muraco, B.A., uO Nathaniel Rd. ; Bus. Off., UTS Main St., Woburn, Tel. Wo 2-1265. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2U3. Quarterly, On Call; John J. Barry, i^res. , 3 Lincoln Rd., Woburn; Robert W. Swymer, S.T., 11 Watson Pi. IEi£PHONE TFtAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Catherine E. Joyce, Sec, 11 Garden St., Medford. WINTHROP BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 392 (Town Employees. Uth Fri., American Legion Hall, 1 Metcalf Sq.; William Moriarty, Pres., Ib3 River Rd.; Joseph K. Fairbanks, b.T., 79 Locust St. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1070. First Mon., 7 f.h., Beach Fire House, iu6 bhirley St.; William C. Lappen, rres., 9 Vine Ave.; W. A. Wickvire, F.S.T. , 5u Shirley t>t. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Ocean Local). Helen R. Bariy, Sec, 623 Pleasant St. WOBURN CARPENTERS NO. b85. First and 3rd Ihurs., I.O.O.F. Hail, Main St.; Karl Oulton, Pres., 19 Fairvifiw Rd.; Maurice J. DeMone, F.S.,B.A., Lexington St., Bur- lington. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2Ulil9 (H.E. Wright Co.; (Dairy Equipment VJkrs.). First Mon., 5 P.M., at Plant, k Barton Lane; Thomas Gethin, Pres., 107 Calumet St., Roxbury; Norman Lewis, R.S., 1 Central Rd., Lynnfield Ctr. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION NO. 971. First Tues., Central Fire Station, Winn St.; Robert feary, Pres., Buck St.; Wendell W. Tebbetts, S.T., 7 Bordonaro Ave. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 22. Last Tues., 7.30 r.M., Moose Hall, Campbell St.; Boyd Bowers, Pres., Ik John St.; Gasper M-uraco, B.A., UO Nathaniel Rd., Winchester; Bus. Off., Rm. U, U78 Main St., Tel. Wo 2-1265. LETTER CARRIEHS NO. 75. First Tues., U P.M., Post Office, Federal St.; William F. Leonard, Pres., 78 Salem St. F06T OFFICE CLERKS NO. 1707. Susan V. McMahon, Acting Pres., Sec, l5 Myrtle bt. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 375 (Ci-ty Employees;. 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Campbell St.; George McCafferty, Pres., 5 Spring Ct. Ext.; John R. Foley, F.S., 25 Scott St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 3829 (Mass. Gear & Tool Co.). 3rd Sun., Sons of Italy Hall, Campbell St.; Charles M. Pietrantonio, R.b., 17 Arlington tit.; Thomas P. Hayward, F.S., Gien Ave., Burlington. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Catherine T. Cullen, Sec, 213 Main 5t. WORCESTER BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS NO. 133. Last Fil., 2 P.M., Workmai's Circle Hall, Water and fond Sts. ; Maurice Kashnow, F.S.T., 5 Kensington Rd. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS NO. 251 (Worcester, Fitchburg and Mansfield; 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 17, 55U Main St., Tel. PI 3-hhOk; Nicholas Adams, Pres., 3U Piedmont St.; John P. Quinn, F.S.T., 56 Great Brook valley Ave© BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 186. 2nd 'iliurs. , Shh Main St.; Charles Eknoian, F.S.T., 36 Stebbins St. 11*2 j I0CAL LABOR UNICES WORCES TER- Cont'd. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Kestaurant Employees) BREWERY WORKERS (Branch Local) NO, 2 (Worcester Brewing Co.), First Sun., 11 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Thomas Bel ton, rt-es., 125 S. Ludlow St. John Jarzobski, R.S., 238 Grafton St.; Bus, Off,, hm. 2, 111? Columbus Ave., Boston. BRICKLAIEHS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 6, Tues., 58 Front St.; Julius Meyers, R.S., 10 Fairbanks St.; Joseph T, Djrer, B.A., 15 Edgemere Blvd., Shrewsbury. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 2U3. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. h, 26 Trum- bull St., Tel. fl 7-509U; Carmen W. Martone, S.T., 69 Gage St.; Frank A. Lopiore, B.A., U2 Gage St, BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 375 (Worcester City Hospital). Uth Tues., Coronado Hotel, Franklin St.; Timothy J. Looney, Pres., 70 Seymour St.; Joseph A. Keenan, S.T,, 10 Benefit Terrace. CARD CLOTHING MACHINE OPERATORS (See Federal Labor Union No. 2U738) CARPENTERS NO. 107. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus, Off., 62 Madison St., Tel, PI 5-303U; John O'Connell, K.S., lu Oakwood Pi,; Andrew Shusta, B.A., Bowen St., West Boylston. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 16 (Tailors). First Tues., 6 P.M., A.O.H. Haxl, 26 Trumbull St.; Eugene Dumais, R.S., 25 Litchfield St.; Vincent Pace, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 17U (Pants Makers). First Tues., 7,30 P,M., Workingmen's Circle Hall, Water St.; Louis Katcoff, Treas. , 306 Novell St.; Vincent Pace, B.A.; Bus, Off., Km. 5l7, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel, La 3-6660. ELECTRICAL WOEKERS NO. 96. First Mon., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James P. Foudy, Pres. J Samuel J. Donnelly, Bus. Mgr.; Bus, Off., 107 Front ist., Tel. PI 3-8635. ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. U7. 2nd Mon., Y.D. Club, 639 Main St.; John W. Duffey, H.S., West Main St., Millbxiry; Norman Gregoire, B.A., 8 Agawam t>t, ENGINEERS, LOCQMOnVE NO. 6U (IND). Uth Sun., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; J. L, Kusian, Jr., Ch. Eng., 73 Curtis St., Auburn. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 56. 2nd Fri., 7,30 P,M., Liberty Club, 201 Church St,, Clinton; George Fregoile, Pres., Main St., Lancaster; Kenneth Gigger, B.A., 256 East Broadway, Gardner. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2U03i (Rockwood Sprinkler Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Recreation Center, 10 Mulberry St.; Leo G. Dugan, Pres., 10 Lear St., Shrewsbury; Francis J. Quinn, F.S., kS Brookway Dr., Shrewsbury. FEDERAL LABOR UNION NO. 2U738 (Card Clothing Machine Operators). First Sat., (Feb., May, Aig., Nov.). 10 A.M., Hotel Bancroft, Franklin St. ; George Dunkley, Pres., 30 Hspgood Rd.; Arthur Whi taker, R.S., 61| Aisada Dr, FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1009, On Call, Monthly; George M. Zinkus, Sec, 27 Arlington St. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTEVE NO. 73 (IND). First Thurs., 7,30 P,M., Aurora Hotel, Main St. j Robert T. Scott, Pres., 118 Canbridge St.; Russell H. Coe, R.S.T.,B.A., 23 Watt Rd. FIREMEN AND OIIERS NO. 88 (N.E. Theatres, Ire;,). First Sun., 2,30 P.M,, Labor Tanple, 62 Madison bt,; James A, Mahoney, Pres. , B.A. , 1 Alpine St.; Frank J. Dunn, F.S. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 735 (NY NH Railroad). On Call; John Ali, Pres., 125 Lamartine St.; Joseph 0, Richardson, F.S.T., 13iil Main St, FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. 128 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). 2nd Tues., 6,30 P.M., A,0,H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Stanley Wyman, Treas., 31^6 Eliot St,, Framingham; Alonzo M. Butterfield, B.A., 2U Baker St. FUR AND LEATHER DEPT. NO. U6 (Amal, Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen). 2nd Tues., 7,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 225 Main St., Tel, PI 5-1773; John J. Foley, Pres,, 105 Houghton St, J Anthony J. Milus, Ti^as,, 33 Jefferson St, GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 75, 3rd Tues,, Where Called; Louise T. Palmer, F.S., 578 Aimory St., Springfield; Ralph A. Roberts, Mgr., Rasson Rd., Brookline; Bus. Off,, Rm, 50U, 107 Front St., Tel. PI 3-7305, 110 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCES TER- Cont' d , GAS AND BT-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Worcester Gas Light Co. J. First Tues., Lithuanian Hail, Endicott St., Worcesterj First Thurs., Italian American Vets Hall, Framingham; Frank McHugh, Pres., 30 Mendon t)t,; James J. Pignataro, F.S.T., Uii Mendon t>t. HEAVY EQUIPMENT EMPLOIEES ASSN. OF CENTRAL MASS., BIC. NO. 1 (IND). First Tues., at Bus. Off., 3rd Fi., 839 Main St., Tei. Pi 2-U5565 Arthur G. Clements, Jr., Bus. Mgr.j Armand L. Bourget, B.A., 326 f'leasant St., Paxton. HOTEL AND RESTAURAMT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 95. 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull i^t.; Richard T. Donohue, Sr., Pres., 165 Dewey t>t.j James P. Laughlin, F.S.T.,B.A., 35 Squantum St. j Bus. Off., Rm. 30U, SO Trumbull tit., Tel. PI 7-1778. INSURANCE AGENTS INT'L. NO. 231 (Prudential Insurance Co. J. On Cailj Alfred G, H. Guertin, Pres., I61 Warner Ave.j Francis D. Conway, Ti^as., 108 Amherst St. INSURANCE WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 75 (John Hancock Insurance Co.;. 2nd Thurs., 11 A.M., Valhalla Restaurant, Summer St. cor. Belmont St.; Joseph P. Quinn, Pres., 3U Stoneland Rd.j Samuel Rogosin, S.T,, 19 Tahanto Rd. IRON WORKERS NO. 57. 2nd and Uth FrL., at Bus. Off., 158 Front St., Tel. PI 6-055li; John C, Copper, F.S.T., 120 Uncatina Ave.j Thomas DelNegro, B.A., UOl Bumcoat St. LATHERS NO. 79. First Tues., Labor Temple, 62 Madison t.t. ; Earl J. Gagner, F.S.T., 2 Rose St., Oxford; Joseph 0' Day, B.A. LETTER CARRIERS NO, 12. 3rd Sat., 5UU Main St.; Robert S. TSdss, Pres., 19 Bristol St.; Leo A. Berthia\une, F.S., 589 Sunderland Rd. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES: NO. 80 (NY NHj. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hail, 26 Trumbull bt.; William A. Rocco, Pres., 85 Cutler St.; Robert Rocco, B.A., 30 Mendon St. NO. 620 (B & AJ. Quarterly, First Sat., 7.30 P.M., Cross Rd., Brookfieldj W. Simichinski, Oakham; P. C, Connor, S.T., 536 No. Main St., Palmer. NO, 958 (B &AJ. On Call; E. L. Gould, R.S.T., HLQ Potter Rd., Framingham. NO. 988 (B &M). Quarterly, Last Sat., 8 P.M. to 10 P.M., Liberty Club, 201 Church St., Clinton; F, W. Derby, S.T., UO Dewey St.; Harry H. Cameron, Gen. Ch., Rm. 65, 27 Haymarket Sq., Boston. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN NO. U6 (See Fur and Leather Dept.) MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See also District Union No. 2, Natickj MESSENCffiRS, SPECIAL DELIVERY NO. 35. On Call, at Post Office; John F. Dolan, Pres., 390 Mill St.; Richard W. Bradley, S.T., 52 Fales St. MOLEERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 5. 2nd and Uth Fri., Labor Temple, 62 Madison St.; Roland 0. Belanger, C,R.,Treas., 16 Greenbush Rd,; Thomas M, Shea, B,A., 57 Squawfleld Rd,, Westfield. MUNICIPAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Paul H. Fell, Pres., 3^ Fern St.; William P. DeSantis, F.S.T., 11 WeUs St. MUSICIANS NO. ll;3. 2nd Sun. (Jan., Oct., Nov.), A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Johr J. Morrissey, R.S.T., 226 Dewey St.; George E. Gallagher, B.A., lia Mill St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 306, 107 Front St., Tel. PI 6-261*1^. PAINTERS NO. U8. First and 3rdMon., at Bus. Off., 62 Madison St., Tel. PI 7-0865; Philip Lizotte, R.S., Dudley Rd., Sutton; Charles Fassett, B.A., 6 Shawmut St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS , UNITED NO. 870 (U.S. Envelope Co., Whit comb Div.) First Fri., 7.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St.; George Barter, Pres., 6U Tascoma Ave.j Robert Cleaiy, F.S.T., lU Young tit,. Cherry Vailey. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 872 (U.S. Envelope Co., Logan Div,). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Coronado Hotel, Franklin St.; John E. Malley, Pres., 93 Commonwealth Ave.; Arthur A. Sherblom, Jr., F.S.T., U Intervale Rd., Momingdale; Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St. PATTERN MAKERS. 2nd and Uth Fri., 89 Lincoln St.; Ralph W. Harback, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., 91 Green Hill Pkwy. j LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER - Cont'd . PETOOLEDM LABOR ORGANIZATION, N.E. NO. 6 (IND) (Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.). First bun. (Mar., June;, 2nd Sun. (Sept.), First Sun, (Dec.;, 10 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.} James J. Lumsden, Pres., 16 SawLn St., Marlboro Wesley I. Estabrook, S.T., 30 Delawanda Dr. PHOTO ENGRAVERS NO. U7. 2nd Tues., 5.30 P.M., Unity HaXl, Sk Front St.j Thomas F. Jones, R.C.S.,B.A., I6l Dewey bt. PIPE FITTERS NO. Ii08, First Tues., at Bus. Off., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.j Robert D. Mulcahy, F.S.T., U9h Mill St.j James J. Murray, B.A., 6 McKinley Rd. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Enployees) PLUMBERS NO. U. 2nd Fri., at Bus. Off., A.O.H. Hail, 26 Trumbull St., Tel. PI 6-0Uh6i Alfred R. St. Onge, R.S,, lU Frank St.; T. Frank Cotter, B.A., 8U Woodland St. POST OFFICE CI£RKS NO. 32 (iND). 2nd Siin., 11 A.M., Civil Service Rm., Federal BLdg.; George Marshall, Pres., 8 Boyce St., Aubumj John ii. Cronin, Sec, 12 Hillside St. POST OFFICE CUSTODIAL AND GENERAL SERVICE MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. 8 (IND). On Callj Ralph J. D'Elia, Pres., 6 Normal St.; James N. Downey, F.S., 238 Webster St. PULP, SULPHITE AND FAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 836 (Wachusett Corrugated Corp.). First bun., Polish Hall, Endicott St.; Marjorie DiSalvio, C.S., 5 Harris Ct.j David Grogan, Int'l. Hep.. Brookline, New Hampshire. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 88 (IND). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trui*.ull St.; Edward J. Logan, Pres., 8 Church St., Wheelwright; J, VJ. Loconto, R.S., 19 Brigham Hill Rd., Grafton. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. I4O3 (Framingham Lodge) (B & A). 2nd Wed., Camen's Lobby, 271 Franklin bt.; William W. Ugden, F.S., 3 Sever St.; E. V. Tuttle, B.A., 1157 Grafton St. RAIIWAY CAmEN NO. 583 (Worcester Lodge) (NY NH). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; E. C. Alarie, Local Ch., 1 Harrington Way; Burton F. Graton, F.S., 6 Ripley Pi. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEU nV, 237 (IND) (B & A and B & M). l;th bun., 10 A.M., A.O.H. Hail, 26 Trumbull St.; E. B. Joiks, Pres., 597 Plantation St.; J. W. L'Grady, S.T., 7 Blaine Ave. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS: NO. 229 (B &A Railroad;. 2nd Fri., A.O.H. Haxl, 26 Tiumbuil St.; Patrick C. McKeon, Pres., 5 Hathaway St.; John J. ftiordan, F.S., 3 Perkins St. NO. 2U3 (Clerical and Baggage) (NY NH and B &M Railroads). 3rd Tues., Aurora Hotel, Main St.; Harry Smith, Pres., Henshaw St., Cherry Vaxley; William H. McGee, B.A., 15 Wabash Ave. NO. 271 (B & A Railroad Clerical Enployeee). Uth Thurs., Where Called; John Healy, Pres., 6 Jefferson bt. ; Harold Norton, B.A., 726 Pleasant St. NO. 1060 (B & A Station Employees). On Call, A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Michael J. Foley, Pres., 27 Ward bt.; Robert T. Power, H.S.T., 200 Pine St., Leicester. NO. I6U8 (Bancroft Lodge). On Call, 9 P.M., Union Station, Washington Sq,; Charles J. Cassinari, Local Ch,, 27 White Ave.; Clarence E. Longval, R.F.S., 16U Cobum Ave. NO. 2108 (Railway Express Agency). 2nd Sun., A.O.H. H&il, 26 Trumbull St.; Timothy A. Kelly, Pres., 13 Euclid Ave.; John B. Rourke, F.S., 27 Orient St. RETAIL STORE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 826. Uth Tues., 6 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trum- bull St.; N. Joseph Mooney, Pres., Central Tree Rd., Rutland; Edith F, Eaton, C.F.£.T.,B.A., 690 Main St., Shrewsbury; Bus. Off., ftn. 605, Park Bldg., Main St., Tel. PI U-7127. 11*5 WORCESTER - Cont'd . RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND EEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 59 (Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Wkrs.) (Dapol Plastics, Inc.). First Wed., 7.30P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.j Ida Taylor, Pres., Ill Main St., Millbury; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir.j Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Leom. U-653U. ROOFERS NO. 10^. First Fri., American Legion Haxl, 25 Exchange St.j Frederick LaMarche, Pres., 27 Ashton St.; Samuel Klein, F.S.T.,B.A., 18 Alsada Dr. SHEET METALWORKERS NO. 127. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Temple, 62 Madison St.; Frank Bikes, Pres., Box 373 Linwood St., Whitinsvillej Ernest Peloquin, F.S.T., 22 Holden St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2ii (H.H. Brown Shoe Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., Tel. PI 2-58U2; Clayton J, Kasper, S.T., 5i Downing t>t, j- Joseph Ciance, B.A,, U60 Grafton St. SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery) STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES (IND): NO. Ih (Water Dept.). First Mon., 7 P.M., Recreation Hall, l8 E. Worcester St. J Joseph J. Ryan, Pres., 10 Laconic Rd,; Joseph E. Dattis, Treas., 59 E, Central St, NO. 15 (Sewer Dept.). 3rd Thurs., Herbert Post Hall, 37 Millbury St.; Arthur F. Korp, Pres., 53 Cutler St.; Richard Garabedian, R.S., 6 Reidel PI, NO. 200 (City Employees). First Fri., A. & J. Club, 395 Grafton St,; Clifford Robbins, Pres., 96 Piedmont St.; Percy S, Ellis, F.S.T,, 19 Hancock St. STATE, COUNT! AND MUNICIPAL EMPIDYEES NO. 877 (Public Works Dist. No, 3). 3rd Mon., Italian-American Vets Hall, lU Dublin Ct,; David H, Powers, Pres., 6lii Southbridge St.; V. Frank Paciello, S.T.,B.A., Box lU, Parcel Post Sta. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NOIE: Bus. Off,, Rm. 205, 27U Main St., Tel. PI 6-57U6; Locals meet at A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., unless otherwise specified. NO. 1315 (Reed & Prince Mfg. Co.), First Sat., 10 A.M.; George Ward, R.S., 131i Stafford St,; Michael L, Ryan, Field Rep. NO. 1513 (Worcester Pressed Steel Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M.; Donald S, Moffitt, R.S., 63 Mason t>t,; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 1885 (boutii Works - American Steel & Wire Co.). 2nd and Uth Thurs., 10 A.M. and 7 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Joseph J. Statuta, Pres., 3 Sun Valley Dr.; Joseph J. Kelleher, Field Rep, NO. 2118 (Worcester Stamped Metal Co.), On Call, Coltimbus Hall, Shrewsbury St,; Earl Dorsey, R,S., U Shawmut St.; John J, Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 2233 (Pullman Starriard Car Mfg. Co.), 3rd Fri.; Robert A. Walsh, R.S., 6ii Cohasset St,; William F, Brennan, Field Rep, NO. 2521 (Leland & Gifford Co.). First Mon.; John A. Wright, R.S., U Veterans Ave,; Ihoroas Rusbino, Field Rep, HO. 2530 (Amsrican Steel & Wire Co, - Office Workers), 2nd Mon., 7,l45 P-M., Polish American Vets Hall, U2 Green St.; Mrs. Wm. E. Russell, R.S., 3U Halm- Btadt St.; William F. Brennan, Field Rep. NO. 2570 (Arcade Malleable Iron Co,), 3rd Thurs., 7,30 P.K,; Albert R, Para- jeckas, R.S., k Idalla Rd,; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep, NO. 2865 (Worcester Wire Works). 3rd Sun., 10.30 A,M,; Edward A. Kaminski, H.S., 11 Hillside St.; Roy H. Stevens, Jr,, Field Rep. NO. 2936 (Amalgamated), First lUes., 107 Front t>t.; John E, Coleman, R.S., k Creide Ave,; Roy H, Stevens, Jr., Field Rep. NO. 3189 (Johnson Steel & Wire Co.), Uth Sun., 10.30 A.M.; Daniel F, Teehan, R.S., lb Jefferson St.; Roy H. Stevens, Jr., Field Rep. NO. 3190 (G,F, Wright Steel & Wire Co.). First Sat,, 10 A.M.; Prank J, Polls- sack, R.S., 203 Stafford St.; Joseph J. Kelleher, Field R^, NO. 323U (Thonpson Wire Co.), 3rd Sun., 10 A,M., V.F.W. Hall, Ballard St,; Roy Idone, R.S., 53 Kendall St.; Roy H. Stevens, Jr., Field Rep, NO. 327U (Crorpton & Knowles Corp.). Last Mon.; Walter B. Kotel, R.S., 21 Ackerman Rd,, East Millbury; Roy H, Stevens, Jr,, Field Rep, lk(> LOCAL lABOR UNIONS WORCES TER - Cont'd. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED - Concl'd,: NO. 3590 (Wickwire Spencer Steel Co., Spring Div.). Uth ITiurs. ,7.U5 ^.K., Cororado Hotel, 7U Franklin St.; George R, Steelman, R.S,, 10 Lillian Ave., \ Rochdale; Joseph J. Keileher, Field Rep, NO. 3635 (Rice Barton Corp.;. 3rd Ihurs., 7.30 f.K.; Joseph N. Mooney, H.S., 36 Clifton St.; Roy H. Stevens, Jr., Field Rep. NO. 3859 (John Bath &Co.,Inc.j. 2nd Mon.; David H, Baiton, R.S., 19 Colby St., Northboro; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 3901 (Henry L. Hanson Co.). 2nd Kon., 7.30 F.K.; Nunzio A. Casexlo, R.S., 91 Gage St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep, NO. 3902 (Harrington & Richardson, Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7 i'.K., at Bus. Off,, 255 Chandler St., Tel. PI 2-6801;; Blanche L. Clark, R.S., Harrington St., East Brookfield; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. U559 (Chain Belt Co., Roller Chain Div,). Last Sun.; Mary Falcon, R.S., 30 Hawthorne St., Killbury; Michael L. Ryan, Field Rep. NO. 5177 (Olson Mfg. Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 F.K.; Kenneth J. Mangan, R.S., 100 Piedmont St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 52U7 (Curtis & Marble Machine Co.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M.; Roland F, Smith, Sr,, R.S., U S. Main St., Leicester; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 22 (V^orcester Bus Co.). 3rd Tues., 10 A.M. and 7 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Paul J. Greenfield, Pres., 17 Rural St.; John M. Shea, F.S.T.,E.A., 3 Underwood St.; Bus. Off., Rtn. 2, 25 Main St., Tel. Pi 3-1075. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 1367. First Thurs., 8. 30 P.M., Webster Hotel, Webster; L, S. Jewell, Pres., 175 Green St.; Donald P. Peltier, F.S.T., 12 Carroll St., Auburn. TEACHERS NO. 1029. 3rd Thurs., Y.D. Club, 839 Main St.; Joseph MarcAurele, Pres., Boys Trade High School; William T. Moran, R.S., 3a Clement St, TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 170 (General). First Swa. after First Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 8 Winter St., Tel. PI I4-I682; John W. Davis, S.T.; Oscar Johnson and David D. Smith, B.A's. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Walda Boyda, Sec, 66 Sterling St, TEI£PHOKE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 3 (IND). First and 3rd Pri., 8.15 P.M., American Legion Hall, II60 Main St.; Bartholomew V. Molloy, Pres., 19 Richard Ave., Shrewsbury; George J, Maguire, Jr., TEXTIIi: WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 300 (M.J. Whittall Associates, Inc.). 3rd Tues., So. Worcester Community House, Cambridge St.; Ralph Coderre, Pres., 71i Glendale St.; Kenneth G. Hutchins, B.A., 393 West St., Walpole; Bus. Off., lOii Fairfield St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1170 (Standard Yam Co.). On Call; Arthvir Pierce, V.P., 5U Hayward Lane, Millb\xry; Theodore Filteau, B.A., 95 Melrose St., Fitchburg; Bus. Off., lOu Fairfield bt. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 96. Uth Mon., 11.30 P.M., Labor Temple, 62 Madison St.; John E. Murphy, Pres.,B.A., 58 Winifred Ave.; Robert Krock, F.S., 251 May St. TILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO HELPERS NO. 183 . First Thurs., Tillie's Restaurant, No. Quinsigimond Ave., Shrewsbury; John Lanotte, R.S.T.,B.A., 32 Pinedaie Rd., Shrewsbury. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 165. First Sun., Hotel Bancroft, 50 Franklin St.; John R. Mahoney, Pres.; Albert N. DeLorme, S.T., 176 Fairmont Ave. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E. , INC. NO. 300 (IND) (Worcester County Electric Co.). First Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 9, 55U Main St.; John J, Earley, Pres., 159 Oxford St., Auburn; Roger S. Gordon, Treas., 63 Esther St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 33U (IND) (New Ei^land Power Co. & Service Co.) (Garage). 2nd Thurs., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Tbivo 0. Sivonen, Pres., U5U Mechanic St., Fitchburg; Richard T. Hanley, S.T., h Thonas Ave. , Auburn. 1U7 LOCAL LABOR DNIONS WORCES TER - Concl'd . WALL i'APER CRAFTSMEN AND WORKERS (Sub-local of No. 9 of Glen Falls, N.I.) (Craftemen) (Prager Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., U ^.M., niblic Library, Greendale Branch; Stephen Uminski, S.T., 7 Ridgevood Rd. WALL PAPER WORKERS NO. 8 (Prager Co., Inc.). 2nd Fri., A. O.K. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Gilbert Gifford, Sr., iTes., 16 Scott t>t.j Alfredo Rodreguez, F.S., 8 Crescent St. WEB PRESSMEN NO. 29 (Worcester Telegram Publishing Co., Inc.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Wed., Labor Temple, 62 Madison St.; John Looney, Pres., 23 Warwick St., Aubirnj John J. Bluis, F.S.T., kh Nola Dr., Holden. WREN THAM STATE, COUNT! AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6U6 (Wrentham State School). 2nd Tues., Wrentham Stage School; Loreda Dykes, Pres., 11 Malcolm St., Norfolk; Howard Doyle, B.A., Medfield. Iii8 NUMBER AND IffiMBERSHIP OF LABOR (mGANIZATEONS IN MASSACHOSEnS - 1957 Statistical data are here presented having reference to the noober and mBm- bershlp of local labor organizations which were known to be in existence in Massachusetts as of January 15, 1957, with con^jarable data for each of the two prior years. Ihe "Directory" questionnaire sent each January by the Division of Statistics of the Mstssachusetts Department of Labor and Industries, includes an inquiry calling for the number of meiiibers of each local union by sex. For the Hiost part, the information requested is secured by mail, but >diere forms were not returned, statistical investigators of the Division obtained the necessary figures from some official source. Detail with respect to individual -anions are held strictly confidential and are used only in the conpllation of totals. Statistics of labor organization raeAership have been collected annually, begin- ning with the year 1908. STuninarles of the returns have been preserved in the files of the Division. I^e number of local labor organizations in Massachusetts as of January 15, 1957 (excluding locals of letter carriers, post office clerks, etc., ^o have no bargaining power in and of themselves) was 2,068 (See Table 1), a net loss of one union vt\en conpared with the number reported as of January 15, 1956. How- ever there were a great majiy internal changes as will be noted upon reference to data by industries and groups and by cities. The total membership of the 2,068 unions as of January 15, 1957 was 579,532, a net gain of 5,U3U members, or 0.9 per cent more than the corresponding nenber- ship on January 15, 1956. The membership of 579,532 conprised U31,li^ nales and m8,388 females, as ccanpared with U20,8li3 males and 153,255 females the year before. Die 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 eBployment and in lAiich 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 covapaisj in a single unit, "nils is also the basis of independent unions. However, in the case of building trades unions and certain types of railroad organj.zations, jurisdiction of the "local" extends over one or more adjacent cities and towns, or over a given area, and the membership of the union thus includes many residing at a distance from central headquarters. In a city such as Boston, the total membership of the organizations listed thereunder is usually such greater than the number of organized workers liio actually reside or find eiployment therein. It is, how- ever, logical that such should be considered "Boston locals". Die availabilily and accessibility of halls or offices is also a factor in setting up headquarters or providing a suitable place for regular meetings. Data are presented in Table 2 showing the number and membership of local unions in Massachusetts in each of the years 1955, 1956 and 1957 for each of sixteen cities leading in membership in 1957. Boston far outranked all other municipalities with resjject to number and membership of local unions in all three years considered, principally for reasons already given. 1U9 TABI£ I. - Mrnnber and Membership of Local Labor Organizations In Haasachusetts, as of January 15th in Years 1955-19577 Inclusive ; by Leading Groups and By Sex of Membership Tears Hi (As of Indus- Boot Build- Clerks, Cloth- Gas Hotel Metai Munici- Jan.l5th) tries and ing Inlhole- ing and and and Ma- pal and and Ti*ade8 Shoe Trades sale and Eiee- Restau- chinery State Sex of and Indus- and Garment trie rant Trades Enploy- Membershlp Groups try Retall Trades Workers Workers ees Niunber of Local Unions 1955 2,082 51 278 U6 60 50 30 255 169 1956 2,069 52 279 U2 60 51 26 256 169 1957 2,068 52 282 39 62 52 26 260 179 Membership of Local Ifaions 1955/Male Uli4,li;8 13,0U2 52,238 10,907 7,715 9,520 7,119 8U,878 22,591 • Female 150.790 12.759 lU 8,258 29.217 1.706 2.828 27.175 1U.206 Totals 56U,938 25,801 52,252 19,165 36,932 11,226 9,9U7 112,053 36,797 1956 Male U20,81i3 11,837 51,717 11,092 8,855 10,623 7,iaU 91,1U3 23,837 Female 153«255 13,187 18 7,920 27,897 1,675 2.U66 27.575 I5|i29 Totals 57U,098 25,02U 51,735 19,012 36,752 12,298 9,880 118,718 39,1*36 1957 Male U31,lWi 12,002 5lt,670 11,818 8,7U9 10,838 7,249 96,15U 27,214 Female 1U8,388 12,658 16 8,132 28.211t 1,688 3,006 26.tait 13,6UO Totals 579,532 21t,66o 5U,686 19,950 36,963 12,526 10,255 122,568 UO,85U Tears Tele- Transportation- AH (As of Piqser Print- Teaming phone Textile St. Ry. Other Jan.l5th) and ing Babber and Oper- Indus- Rail- and Indus- and Allied and Wkrs. Truck- ators tides roads Passen- tries, Sex of Indus- Allied ing and ger Bus Trades Membership tries Trades Wkrs. Co.'s &GroBpfl Kumber of Local Ohlona 1955 . 67 7U 22 39 123 158 176 1*2 1)1*2 1956 . 76 7U 23 39 117 148 176 1*1 1*1*0 1957 . 80 76 23 39 111 135 173 39 1*1*0 Membership of Local Unions 1955 Male 10,08U 12,307 11,858 3U,175 7,171 25,190 19,62U 10,635 75,09U Female 2.609 2.607 5,78l 1.9U2 10.60U 12.695 1.210* 101 17.01*1* Totals li;,693 li*,9Ui 17,639 36,117 17,775 37,885 20,868 10,736 92,138 1956 Male 10,761* 12,6lU 12,032 3U,l57 7,661 23,27U 19,U12 8,696 75,715 Female 2.989 2.802 6.353 2.U97 11.810; 11.90U 1,253 in 17.165 Totals 13,753 15, a6 18,385 36,65U 19,505 35,178 20,665 8,807 92,880 1957 Male ll,h39 12,3U9 12,526 35,376 8,339 19,788 I8,8lj3 10,027 73,763 Female 3,221 3.233 5,3U1 2.356 10.765 10,889 1*075 106 17,63U Totals 14,66p 15,582 17,867 37,732 19,10U 30,677 19,918 10,133 91,397 150 : : TABI£ 2. - Niimber and Membership of Local Labor Organizations in Massachusetts' as of January I5th in Years 19$5-1957 » Inclusive , In Each of the 16 Cities Leading in Membership TTTT 19^6 TTJT Cities Leading Number Number: Number: in of : Membership of : Membership of :Meinbership Membership Unions: Unions Unions Boston . . UBh Brockton . Cambridge Chicopee . Fall River HaverhiU Holyoke . Lawrence . Lowell . . Lynn . . . Mew Bedford rt.tts field , Quincy . . . Springfield Waltham . .