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:.1st; ·.. - - -. .Y... ear:.. ~ ··A :utonom.y · · · l~aMy "~C:QrjipliShrn.@rMs ·· j)'u,~ ihg Ftr~t 1:2. Month ~ .. . ' By AL . CLEM _ · ·... · ·· : · . · B~sJnes-s ·Manager . . _. ·J · n )r~viEn¥in(J :_ t~e happening~ . of t~~ pq~t 1Z ' @_ntiHi; it. mi9M: b~ in k~epin9 ~ to eJrchv your att~n "! - . · on Jo '':some o( the hlghH9hts arid achie-vements UC• .. ·
~o roR H~h ~d by y_cisr lo~ar !Jnion. · . . ·· · · f. YoM·will rec ~U th~ t the @fficers were hut@ !led @,· s~e e i~i m eet i im_~ ·on December 29 i ~ t h_e- ~e l,te -.. ew· H(gl'tel in S@n · f r arseisco .·with' l ~ter~(g.fiena[ V ie ~- P~e s id~n1t Ne\veUJ. C.ar.ma ra p resi cU n9 . ~ lf-t90-r< . p!({flce - ~ t a j@i5'tlt ~ ee t im~g of the jne·6miwg Q~d'' :Oift.., ~ • ., •· , .... :· • ' . I ' • ., I tg~o io1 9 E xe«:~it_hf e ~o cir~s . .. · ..~: -.., .. - } . .• ~ . · -.;5 ~ .•. :-m~ ~tr~ . ~;;' f (§Mf@)l~_;,~V 1:the -first 1neeri~~f of th-'e: · ~!'i:ill,ri r ,• _r·.-0·· ·va·. .e· ·.-." a ·m· . . . . . serve agoo(J purpose by informing the members in A .. · ; ·· ·S · . '~ J ·b . the _various districts ·of their rights under the. Comtitution .. - . . , . . _ . . . _ PUB:.: · ~ . S , and the By-Lawsr as well as functioning as aneducational . .· ) t _must be .mage cleqr that .ed ·Jobs -to be aone; but, to qate, ·. · , · . . . · · 'for the membership as ·a whole. · ,lf · '11 ·· Off' · 1 · · · · · · The AFL-CIO conv<>ntion m · · · · , ·. . . · I . . . tl, ; · ~- l\·~arysyr e ·.. · Ice~ 1s carry- no II).fo~matl~A · h~s bee~ releas- :· .• ·. - . · -. - t · . · · ))urin February, we w~re quit~ busy .due-to the halti~g . . l?g_. 670 men on the out-of-w?rk Ied .about. 'Yh~~-· th~se Jobs will lVIl~r:m- Beach, ,last mOl~-~ call 'of variou~ constritction jobs .in Northern California ealised , hst. . . . . be advertised-for bids. . Ifor strong Federal policies to . . . I ff /f · th T I W k . ' . . . . - . .-.. . -. ' - • • . ~ . n . h "t . by the wa k-o 0 e . unne or ers. . . • The work SituatiOn has been I 4 Th . h .. b ' ' promole ecvnomiC growt . 0 . .. . · !)~ted seyeral tim~s, b~1t 1~ has _tio~ of. !~en ~~-ds et7 t~/~t~~~: get the econ.omy off th,e ro~ l er- , In March, 26 Busin~ ~epresenta~ve~ and DiS~atehers 1 1 · b!~?m~ ~e:ess51ry to J?OI_nt It out] tised for: the dain itself. The l coaster of frequent recesswns of ~ocal 3. started_a t;ra~g ~ourse. designed tQ mere~ ~ "':ai~ m order to ~void ~eedle.ss ·best ·edl:cat_ed guess is that this and_ ~l;Jorted recoveries. their effect~veness m dealmg Wit~ umon members, emQloy- 1?0 ~mg a~d possrb_le_ fi~~;lClal event still Is · a year away-per-i The · resolution outlined a ers; non-umon work~rs, o~hel' umon~, gQV~TI!m~n~ _ a?-d the loss '?Y B_rothers_ who_ don t un- haps longer. . wide rano·e of emer o·ency and public. This progFarri was conducted m conJunctiOn wtt:h the 0 d ·~rstan.d · It ~ ~ . - ' . ,' : . ' . ·-1, ;II} .:act,li!tion, it is extreme1y II'ong-te .rm policies in° economi,c Oaklan? Junibr. Coileg~, ~a~e:y ca:npus and: the !nstit1.1te. of - ~a use ?f alDl _the cohr:f~h~ ~_o n IS 1 d'oubtful that the dam job itself and fiscal ar~as to _fasten a Indust:nal Relations of the Umver.sity of·9ahforma. - t_h e . 0rovr 11e . am, w rc some 1 -- w .. . t th -t f steady expansiOn .of JObs. Un- . . · . . · ·: . . · · • Brothers believe· is making,\vork J.w1 _crea e h e_ ~moun ° · em- emplo_y.me'
_ . Ra1ll;o ~ q, " Jhi~-, ~o~k ·~.I~ . ,a.. :~o~t / am_.. , P~e}_g_cq.l __s_npply ?f .W()Ik. m~_n 1. unempl?yn:ent. ;l}e_uthe_r, ;vho alo__ ng_with ~h~ 1mage the umon_would hke to present and ho. w - ., , c~mpl,e~ed. _: . -,, , ... -~ -. .... ···• . . , ._ . (lf_- all,cl?fts . rp~r-~ , m.fact, ,than 1 _Presented . the res9lutwn . [to present 1t. . · . , . . . . . · ,. 3. There a_re : add1tror;aL r _elat7 -f"':lJ} ,- evex_ . b.e •· need~d: . . . . - (COI\tmued on' Page .6) . · · · .. ·· : . . · . . .. _ \ · . ~: · • · · . - . · · ··. ·: _ -·-. ;· . · .. · · · . - . . ·. · · ' . · · ·.· . · - -.~ · · · · ·Modifrcatwns of. the Hirmg Procedures were up for ap- •.' -~< ·G·. " '· ·. r. -~ · · ·~ · ,. ·.
· · J ' This project cou~d br\eak in the :·: _ . 0 e~ _ Dan _l\~a1tes?n ~s ~ ~em.ber ?f ' C_yming · ye~r and· application~ I Loeai .InS -dt e·. l·•s· ~--'~~--· . r~ g· ;JA._- .- the ... sub-committee, , wlt~ . Gamer . have already . been made to · . . .· Election· I ~~ ~ _ Ebnght of J._ 0. Archibald: as · F':I-LA. foi- .two ne_\v sl)bd.i'visiohs B. H. L. ·"<;:URLEYH BPENCE : Center in. Reno .. The building lock on Interstate· Highway '80; E.G.CA :repr.e&entative . . R; o d . , .for, Sai).ta ·Rosa. :Both ·will be in . and S.Al\'I COBURN 1 had housed the pld Grand Cafe Silver. state . Constructi~ri Smith of :the S_tate Divi~i (iil c;if · : e~ce~s .
; : C~~trol Di~tri~t ;-vm_be ~pending '1, ture. . . . j are \VOrking out in Sr)ark,s. has ~~s~ of• his regula;, crew 30_ y_ear~.- Qf ·a~e sh?uld _, h:vesti- ' a?o.ut .. $12 .n!Il_hol]. _on various . , We~l~ Cargo: .Inc., · )~a~ sbut ! • McKenzie and Walker Bo.~win w.orkm, 111 and a.n:>,u~d R~no. gate .the nrpg1:a1p }l!ll~e~hat~~{ · . c?ntrol pr_o]ect_s. _We .have- be~n r
.., ... -e ....~~ -~..-~,.,,.""'~"""""~._-_ " """"""'""f!liiillB... --~~"""'""' - i&R;ffi'!S'F"""""""- ~t. :S. · Plcms . : .A ,Lovely Unionist iBug ~ark at · -- hiskeytwn. -. By AARON SM~TH By J. B. JENNINGS, TOM ECK .·--.;::._.·_:_ .. - ~Two . new 'fre~;\V~y ro1,tteS wen{ ·. and"SI!Y McBROOME _·,. _·· .: .#d_
· • . - . ··_has been set for: ' the bidding of I' .. , I ing on Clear c;; reek,- ·_ Brandy · the p' ro)· ect. _ . _ · · ·. ~~- Creek and Crystal Creek. . - 'UNION LEADERS J·oined in a'salute to Mary MartiJi ·as' the Broad· 1 · · The freeway job between - · _, · -NEW JOBS · way star was lions}i:ed in N Yo.rk . ·. fo.r he~ -work ave_r ·!_he_ :, yre_ars · j Th U S B R , 1 Vacaville and Davis will· be let I - -w- , f 1 ::.. · , e . : . . nas recently on behalf of the USO. A member of four AFvCIO per ormers · .r January 17. - · · .. - ,, th ~' !'awarded !,hree additional . po\v-' VACA. VILLE unions, Miss Martin..,is ,pictured ·at' the luf!clieon in- he( horior, ~ ~ er ·house ]obs. Th ~ low·-bldder Work has· started on the Gor· Michael Sampson," left, chairman of the· New ' York' Ci.ty Central - : W ··was Shirley, Gunther and Lane . don ·Ball freeway job at Vaca- l Labor Council's Community Services Coniri:iittee; "'·and· Jai:nes -- ~ ~ tl(joi nt ve::-ture). ·This j?b ~as ·· ville. Ball imd Vic.Krey at Quinn, treasurer of the New York central body. - l _, 1·ctue to ~ 1 ~k off approx1mat ~ly ._.- Travis Boulevard _ ov~rpass has ' ; II J;mua'ry : 2, with · 666 days and ·· started with 10 ·Engfr1eers back · - · ; ' $3;000,000 . . · to work. ., . -"\ - . . - i . · California- and' Nebraska elec-
. . McGuire ·and -Hest er has not "' ¢ .. ~,;, -' .... aw;...,;.:;..;:.:: •• ~.,;;.;;;;~~""""~~. t'tric . c·ompanies (joint ventuf e) · 'let the rain trouble ·them too I _ b u .. _ ~:~ _,. . ·. .. . ,. . ·. _... rwere low bidders on a contr4ct ~~uc~ on their:cimal fob in the. LO or- rnes ~~onnfess -·· to t ,;· on ·:~ ~ - S . t~ c~nstrutt,· m ~re - than $1o m!l- Eimir a Area. They are -cur- · · ~ ~ . ~ . y_on \\~orth of power transmis· .·· -rentiy -using 14 Engineers: The AFL-CIO has strongly ; The-- AFL-CIO has c~ll~d on t a·ry-Treasurer James B. _· c]irey lmes from Cottonwood 1 swn · ito • Wunderlich Company is still urged that Congress come to the Co!}gre_ss . to ~nact legislation to. 'of the· AFL-CIO 1ndustii'al' Un- Tracy. . ; runhmg a full shoi_> _crew' of Me" aid 'of the "ca 'tive consumers" "bJ:ijlg_ _,dO WI.J 'the hi g~ pr~~~ - - _of ig_Ii .D.~p~rtm~:ot : _ . - ' -'· - -~o mmorrwealt h Eledric lof chanics Welders·· and Greas~ . .· - . p · ~ !J:)re~·cnption _drugs, comoat m1s- : :B1erml1er t~stJf1e~ · ~-li at ~· I a?or lLmcoln, ~ebras~a a n _d .A. !S. Crew. D. w, 20's ·are· down due of PI ~scnpt~on . drugs through Ileading '·advertising by drug··has ·· follo\Ved' the· ihv'esfigatiQns · ~ ~S ~h ~~man · Etectn~ of -:~s An- to weather; but N. w. 80 shovels l legislatio~ to eliminate industr~ co~ Nu1 ies .- and . _ ! ~ p'r?v< :. : the · .?t tfie~.: a_~ ti~ rus (: c (}_ffim_i~~ee'::~nto . , ,_gel ~s; s~~~Itted a 'bid 9.~ _$8,_2 ~ 5,· '·and · dozers are still .working. abuses. _ -I s'a!ety and us'efulness" ·of · tlrug" tlrug - abuses -"with_ ··mterest, 9~.3 .·f9r lines fr0m Coftemwood '·Weather permitting, the ·20's 1- ·Director Andrew J. Biemiller 1 prodUcts: - · · · ''s·):iock) 'trd ·e-ohc"ern.': ~- _ · · "[: to~ E!v e~ta : ~ :r'joftl19 f~~~~cr-a rfJ:e nt o) . ··will - s~~rt rollin~ - ag~in . .· of 'the _ fed~r'!'tion's Department I ~~i!J)j>o~_t_ :. ~ 6 ~ ~h~ , _K·~fauver .. ·rc 1'!,1~ - - - -15~ -si ~ · p~ob~ _em, ' Bi·~~!~l~r 1-a'nd ~~,3 35:,033 -.- ro, · build~ 10es ·Mann Rock ·1s · still ·runnmg of Leg1slatwn told the Senate ' measure"'was vmced ·also on be- ·told' the · subcommittee, -1s that from. E_lverta to Trqcy. J~he - · .. full bias~- ::n~king _rock -for the antitrust subc ?m.~itte~ .that la-1·· ha}_f o{ Auto ~?~k~~s' ' p fi~~icfent : :t~(cims ¥.~n ~:· :~ s _in a ·. ":.n'liq ~:el_y ;:coritJact : ca-lls'' .·.f_or . : ~nstruct~on · Wunderlich -Job.- Altermat and Ibor supports .Ieg1slatwn spon-. ·WaJ.te.r P. Reutner .ancJ. by· Mrs. ·helpless pos1t10n" because Ins 19! 2A m_1les of ll~es , _~o"':'~rs a,nd
Fredrick are still ·working on 1 sored by Senator . Estes 'Kefau-· Sarah Newman of the ' N'afional - ~hoici of· a' Clrug-- is narro'wed to - ~o~ducto~· s fl'om a _p~mt on ·qas ' their job. - ' - ' : ver (D-Tenti.). - . 'consumers Leagues'' i:md'" Secre: I what 'the:!' 'docfor fliescdbes. Pomt road to 'the- SV'l_Itchyardh t · · · - · · -· · · - · Tracy. Construction' -will lbe • - A completed''some time 'in· 19f>3 . . I '· < DAM, · :{)_(J Nl~RACT ' : ; "T he Department of the Irft~r • s ~ ior. said a ''-$3;465, 155: confrkct ·I for ·construction ·· of 'the ·Red -tai- Bluff diversion dam on the-Sac· -U ramen to · River was a\¥arded to . Vinnell Corp·oration · of All:iam· :_. By EJ?.WARD ·G. ·H~A~N E, - WM. ! nel at the Gap. John Northup --A correction is necessary' frcm working whenever. possible. bra. · ' · ' E. · · C. _E. YNE- Co. - r:ew Alpine M~TZ, - _fOCKA 1 complet_e~ , t~e the December issue oU he News: : Tei~h er t's project on ~apitolj William A. Drennam· of Oil·. . and AL DALTQN . Me~dows skl-hft m time for the Our article indicated "The : Ave. IS. progress1~g as. fast as I d~le, E:ern . County, h_as . be~~ . _Work in t~e - Sa~rame:nto area- ,hofidays. . . I dredge has finished its fir ~t pass , thlet:wead;etrh, permi~s. twl ~t hd· ~om· ·I g$I3v6-e4noo'tohe·ddJ?t? ·· oft -- bthmidTm_g_ _ta IS. very slow due to the normal Isabell .Con·structwn also had : · P e ron o~ • IS pro]ec an . :;c_ap- , a 1 wn. o e nm y 'seasonal .decline. and;·tne . ra iny it timed to •the-day anct' .finished do ~vn the channel ~ 0 _a ~epth of , ing, . Sacram~nto _will have-an at- General Hospital. we'alher.' With '--!e\v' ~exceptio"ns, the r'oad job . into. Bear Valley teldeet." Th~s re£ ~re~ce 'was. to; tractive entrance into town frol)'l . A W ashington comp_any; John _ all ~?f , the. "ina:jo·r jobs in the before bad weather .set in. · 1 th~ !lydr(\UlH; _ Dredgmg. Com- I the West. ., _ _ ·"M. -Keltclr Cons~ructwn : Com· · ,. tnbt.intairis are" at ·a virtual stand· Cl ., t ~- .&.- C t T . . pany s dredge Papoose on the Raymond· Concrete Pile Co. is pany of Pasco,. has been award· . · em en s o a rue-1cee h d R' v· • - d $274'322 t t · 2 , • . still. '-· has the gate; locke~d for the win- . c anne1 _ own qear 10 ISLa .!in t?e. area a,~ ja ~en~ t~ _Capitol e . a _, .. con rae to. ?1g _1 P ~ &. E Const. Co:.:- at Citrus t - ·B · - c n1 - D · .: t !- Due ·to the rains mo!';• dirt 1and Sixth anvmg p1lmg . for m1l~s of drtches ~nd drams m . -Road. and_Highway -- 50, is work- br. r~ggsk _ o . ey~ .~nms ff av I jobs . i"1 the area :has w~~osed . more effie~ buildings . the Tulelake Irrigation· Distf]ct. . - . . . , ,: onner ·tlhs - e_~pbmg ·--~ 'le blo Ice dowll 1Fredrl·ckso"' & ura'tson· ·i:'!ordon H -Ball co' . Is m'akl'no The contract also calls for deep- -.. j.~g when -th( _V!'eafher permits. warm w1 no JO s ava1 a e un- . - "· . n '-' · . . ·· - o · 6 8 - f . . . !P.ey a~e subcont[?-~ ting the. ~ irt til spring. R." J. Miles rock -plant Const. Co. finished the pav_i!lg ; good pro gr~ ss on the San _Br~n- enm~h · ml1 es ~- exist:ng; dit,c;:~ .. ~ n thf ne~ fr~E_w~y frof!l_Citrus' at Glen Alder oh the· Bear River on the Yolo Gauseway proJect '·nan _Jr. _ H1~h School bmldmg -~s . . t'e ex~avaJ_ons . wrll J?e~l¢Ht Road past · the· f!ighway 50-Fol- is heing remodeled to some ex- and then buttoned her down for down R1vers1de at 26th Ave. , . 1 ~ng~ 101d1 ~ lmd obr: kl_and m, the · Bl d · t · · · . · - . - · th · t ~ > . • • area an 110 a.c overf1ows · _, s_om/ v . _ _m _ erse<:_t~on. G~amte , tent to be . able to pro~u ce a e '~ ' Ill er. . . · ,. Du-t yla_cmg . operatwp-s at_I1 from a sum at the· lake. \ C:o,n_st. yo. 1s the pnme c-ontrac- greater va~1ety of ~atena_ls .. ! N. ~-Van Valkenb~rgh . Con-J Pe~e~ K1ew1t _Unwn Va_lle~ ~~r_n NA~URAL GAS . . -tor. . . , . · _ . . _ At Colfax, Lowene Pavmg iS struct10n Company ftn-ally has ' h~ve b ~e n suspendeq. ~ock Is Natural. "gas has -begun· to . -. Gorsfo~ H. Ball has a sllpform going two shifts on the Quartz. their 9-itching machine working. still bemg placed and Will -con- flow into 1400-mil'e . . ·r· _ paver _on_!h 'e_ sam~ job, _but :tJtts mill. This i ~ . the 'largest single Apout 30 feet of shield is attach- tinue during periods - of . good from Albert~; canada, P~~€l~A_~~ . be~n · s~ut down ·because the sub industrial -enterprise in Placer ed· to the machine which cer- j weather for the next month ~ or - ~ ti·och A T Garri·s . - th - .. d · t t " - · - ' . h k . .1 • • • sere e sen· gra, e IS oo . w~ . ( : . . - County. , . , tainly makes for a safe operatiOJJ two .. Tne crus er stoc Pl 1es ~v i,] ior gas engineer for P;cific 'Gas ., Shanley & :.. _Nich_~~on bas__:: got- Sirria . Roc~ · -has su~spended · ~s far qs the pipe , l_a ~ ing crew be f11led _ b~ the ·end_o _f the wee~{ and Electric_· company_ said this ten off . to a :go_od-:.,start. on. the work for· a w)lile, but -has . big Is COI!-Cerned . There IS also a 35 an~ they will be suspended until I gas flow would be experimental, • - p.ew sewa?e tr~~tm~_nt ~lant on plans ·for 1962: ·Joe Chevreaux f_~ot · conveyor attached _tu the spnng. . · . . I to test the line:· The sales o£igas _:the Al]leqcan. R1ver ·1?t the en_d Will ke_ep his b9ys_busy this win- c11~cher -a~q wo~~ers be~1de the D.enms Weir,_pro]ect manager to Bay Area -citres will take . of. Ard~n Way. Th ~ . ground IS ter at the plant a~ Meadow Vista shield. This carnes the dirt from durmg the past season;'"has been I place at a later date. . .· very - s~ndy and ra1~ · h;:ts~ been _and in ti?-e Auburn shop r epair: the di}chi~g m.:~1chine _f? _. the !·.ear ap~ointed manager of ~~~ . ~'x_ca- . Kilr!-berly Clark gets O.:f\::to a help !~stead of a hmdrance. ing equipment. -Joe· has· the · in- a:p.d· backfills ·as the d1tcher mgs.l1 vatwn and embankment dmswn start construction on -its multi- 1 . . _A. T~1cher~ &. ??n . als~ - ~a~ a sid~ track on· s~m~-?last material If tbe outfi,t can wo~k · succ~s sful~ _o~ Peter· Ki~wit and ·Sons _and 1 million pulp ::ni~l in Ande~~on ~ood crew of Engmeer~ v.;or~mg which he has engmeered and de- . ly through . the pro)ect they are -w1ll _be movmg to Omah a, Ne- . early 1962. Th1s JO b will amount . m _the stor::n s~wer JOb nght signed with the demand of con- 1 presently ·on~in · the· Soutl: Land braska:_ Bo? Bowen_ is 1 ta~ing · to $72_ million and will take ap across the r~ve~ f~o_m the tr~a,t- . sumers in the eleven Western ,, Par~ area-It can be cons1dere?· over hls ~duties at Umon Y_a1ley. prox~ mately 3 years to construct. ::nent pJant._ Th1s 1s_an_ot~er JOb states.- . .. . a succ_ess, bee a us~ they couldn t · The Robbs Peak Tunnel JO b at , Wmston, Green -and -Drake m sandy SOil so·the ram helps. Red · Simpson 'is going good 1 - ~ave chose a tougher sp,_?t to try the head· of Union Valley is still Spring Creek tunne1 job is ~o- .. . ·HIGHWAY 40 . with a crew of operators taking 11t. · Iworking three shifts. They have ing · great guns with apptd'xi· .. Ra1~ a.p d ·snpvy _have closed all an ·the to:ugh jobs in Pl.acer and I · 'tlPE LAYING about 1500 more feet to go · be- Imately 1 year of work left. • . opera t~ons -on -~~ghyvay _ . 40_ _and El D?rado counties. Smokey and I Lentz Constru~t ion has a size- , fore they hole through. They . The next quarterly ·meeting . La. ~e 1 a_hoe. Guy F., AJkl~sor: at so:n ,.;Boq _Sutherland, haye;,aqdeq .?ble crew laying pipe in the have cut the crusher crew ·down · will ·be held in· Redding, Janu:fry 1 E r~ugrant ·,Gap, _l;tas .f\. .. sKelecqn I a ~ mechanic · to :the- c~ewJ of ~-.!1· $,ave ·general area .and also ·-A·.ja nd have transferred :the -r:hen 17, 1962, at the ·Retail Clerks crew. of mec ?anic~ . and o:t~e gfneer s 'a'Dd an t i c~ pate r epairing :teich~rt & SO!J. an'd .th ey are· all , arot~nd a little but· are ,still' go ~ l Building, :900 - Locust " Street, crane crew on the r mlrosd .tun- throughout the wmter montp.s. buc_kingmud.and muck b,ul keep ' ing strong. Redding, Ca~if. . · ......
.·.~ . .. , · ·,·:. . t . fi . . ·. · HOPperS J:~:Jf~~~.,;;~~, p • ·· ·· 190-Foot , I ~ra nes ; 1l0:wev er , Sh).l.rtleff and ! ..· :Wititer . ~- has . stopped mariy Andrews seem to l{e getti!lg_..-· a.· jo}:is .fnth-e ·soutl!-er:n part ·of,t!1e · . fair share of work, even though state. · · · · the j obs ar e small. . · . · 1· Two good sized job.s wer e l et . . HIGHWAY ·. . 'Iin the past 30-d ays but uillortq'- At Silver Creek, w. w. C l yd (~ nately·. they w ere awarde.d t o is shut down for the winter on cojc Brot hers ·Distributing Com- the interstate highway .between 1 pany ... ~ non-union contr~cto r. SUver .Creek and ~ ansh l~: ~Gr ~? : .J 'J'l.le.~~ . Jp}?s ~ ?~ld haye fur~ps h~ .d . ip!! on the 8.7-rm.le . pT vJ•c:Ct .:·Hq work for· several_ oLour .,mem- 95:' per ·cent ·completed,};:tt)1 it.f;·'IJ§e*~} :_ H~a . : t ge j ~_c _c~s$. f}ll _ JJid ctei· company 16 ·per cent -a.nea;d; · o ~ peen: signatory to an agreement. sched_ul e at the ~n_d ot ?~c ~obr;~~~~:H_oW.e~e~, -- Wlt?_ · · ·· the_ ._·_r __eip ·a_ri_d co.. .. Total cost of tms Pfcl]-e_ct . b operaJwn , of: ,the . memper.s o~ $2;185,086. . . : ...... ' : tlj~ jd'Bs(·we,' £eel this·.js: an >op- This project runs mostly ove~ · l~rort tini t y to· get this company · rocky ground and invol ;Ve~ some signed J o· .a _contract. · 1.406,0QO cubic yards of ro ~• d-~ .' .v.-.c. .Me ndenhall Compai1y at ' 1 .} + ...... way excavation. The ceepes~ cue. Leeds still has . abouL30 cl.ays of was 183 feet, and the deepest work . if 'the ' weatll'er lets : u·p: > _. ..c /l. . . . • . • . . ' ._. • · : fill was 50 leet. As ~a -ny as 1 Mimis- 20 degree weather. has seven Caterpillar · DWzO and curbiilect operation · on their DW21 scraper loader~ . wer e Hatch job. ~ . · · · used at one time, though work- · · IRON . MINES men a re finishing up wit p. _three . The iro.n mines at' Cedat' City ' •. DW2l's. ·Three D-9 . _b ulw.oz ~rs are still at normal with the ex vvere used. Other eqmpr:_lent m- c'eption of the up-grading mill eluded a 50 ton E~sex sheep!oot at Iron Springs. . Thei·e has •. 'hra'or· fo r t"'nlpno- a G;;n·cmer ...... Vlu L · ""' ' "'' < . been no lay-Of£ to date but there .- Donver air tr<~ck hose for blast · . . t d · ' 1 ~ -. ~- - - - . ~ • . Is one expec e . 1i ng and s1x 12 ton 1ntern"'.t10nal . clump trucks. This project should · We were able to p;ace a_, few Compa ny Ra ilroa d job ju st i!HiS iS THE C~ft:W ma king 1' he de e·p cut on the Mo rri son-Kn udsen be finished early next summer . . members_ on the GL_n _C~ 1.yon nodh of M,o ab, Uta h, wi+h the ne w 4500 Manitowac. They are (from leH J C hei' Dav is, oi ler; . 1Da m. Smce then, th1s J OO was AI Stratman, mechanic; Red Davis , operator; R-al ph Pritchard , · han dling -+he grade: and A. C. CITY J~B~ · shut down due to extr~mely cold Lyles , oil er. The city c o mmis~Ion has ·ap- weather, but it is our under· proved and appropn~ted money standing that this is only tempo- we rary. - . for buildings in t h~ _ c1ty; ~n d 1 Ihop e !o get s tartea on m"~r of Qse of the airplanes in serv EASTERN UTAH them JUSt as soon a_s the weu.her icing some of the jobs has been I due to bad weather. · o 1o ·bre a k ~ . . Ther ~ Wlll be some limited 1:! t~ ~ n· I§~~ I demohtwn wor k to be d?ne be- .· . MOAB . iii~~ V li Y~ · f 01·e they c"n cret staned on . emperatu_re Di · "' "'· . r.rc · In the Moab area the weather many of these bmldms·' · ' h 't h d t h ff t · . · · · I: _ . · . , i asn a oo muc e · ec on 1 In this area stearns ·· Minus 10 degree temperatures J· Unfortunately, we have in , work for three of o ur members, 'I The Leavel-lviK Job m Baccnus the work. 1 prime contractor f01; in this area have shut down .all this area a situation similar to Ham Holley, Andy Fran klii , and is working with a reduce_dcr;w.- Rogers frosL hasnd't e~r.a teL~~ . ~~go 'the Potash Mill, has kept a skel- hif!hway construction with the that;~hich exists in the South- Gale Madsen. . . 1 '~ h e tphen 1 as yet an~ ey ";.e _. yu.. ~ · . d' · . , r · o . ' , . oeep 0 1 ?, hotn of letnng to a non-tm- ~ e ~ ,-fR,> ,r: I to keep moving dirt. A f.ew o:f efLon crewt. P~fn · mtgl' c. 1!1 "~ . exceptlon of Vernal Sand & ern area . , , .t. , , .o excava wn or . ,e m1 1_ s1g . T ~- Q~ . • kb~W ~j ~ ~~it1 tfS 1 thls wotk has been Gravel's job at Cort Creek. .. 1~n contrac"tor. We would appre- .o . ~ , . . . the ~ uil din~s are u_:1~e m~\f'ne~,t, A p61;tionof 1 ~rid ~hey : li :a_v e The Arch Dam Construction ~ 1 ate al~ efrorts by the· members _ The na~~o n ' s ~ ?s t o~ llVln ~ ~~1ll ~e~~ 1 _l_Ht.le wo r!~+~ n - ~-~ ~Gt.t:;.~ eo~J?leted, to get L. C. Stev- ' d.ropped S!lghtly m l ov.e,nber , I d1e O a~ "- l~oes o_n c.le-1 r ·. '~>.,',· .st..epped .. up ~ o p eratiOns, puttm.g pa.n-.y at Fla;'Y'l·1"g Gororre has 111 helpmg us IY•1 ...... " A" Com . . I ~bo~ Departm erlt -- as an o·et·tlnD' ., little tim<> 'le tu~) - .H H ' t'ne 1 · ""' ' - · · ~ ...:- ' . . . .on -· a few. more en_ gm~ _rs. . L . company si!?:ned to a con- !. J.J- ' . '· • H - b retained a crew of 30 engineers enson ~ d t t · nounc_e · · can. . , . . ~ this ~ vvrihng the fol1owii1g bro· the . job: Ron Bal;· . which includes maintenance r_ac · . . , The Consumer Price Index Nelson Brothers' p 1p:mt,e ~J- ~t: t hers . ai·e on · ol: , ~ · ·. cre'ws and men on tunnel and . We were d1sappomted wnen declined by one-tenth of 1 per some s~wer tren;_h du:~ - a.~2 ":~~· JH:!y, Bill : Ma~er, B~ll · Nels Bob J=tider, powerhou.se, which appears to W. W. Clyde was weathered out cent to 128.3 because of lower small ngs are s c~ll d ~lJ1L \?. ~ L~ . L Bro'f!'I1. ; · ~ . ~ B 1 r. chand Loury · 9Jsoh; ·· be stable for the winter. on. the Lehi job as there was a costs for some 'foods ,: w'om en's er;llS. 'red Baca JS Q]?e~~\1_?";"' a ~,'_G]J.ris' '. '· Axel~on ; · · ri't bac 1 ~ ho'-' and Ray p,.,,e,,· 'S K. ··th ·B ·· -.. J . K ·1· ·L · · on this clothing ; and used cars. This I u~ ~ . ,..; ~ _ •. · ~ ...~ {J fi~ ~- ,. . ~1 .< , '!-~!!:eY i' :'f . .e1 ;m, > oms large c rew of engineers 1 1 1 ,o,n -Hukill, . L. Ree_d, . Strong. Company planned to ; - ~ . . . i . 01 means the market basket vv hich I o ~ lmg_. vlen L el)1~_9 ' '· _., i ::. •.- ·., ,:.:hl\'fenr,nck, D a1so w_01 0;'' '·Fra:n_k . Ellsworth ·: Joe . Kaiser • on_Highvvay 40 proJe-t _and It was expec.ed tv t $10 · · h 1947- o b _,. · _ m_e Pmegar are K,~ , g- . . ' . . .· . . ' su.stain operation ere are cos m t e 4v ase pe ! . . . . . _. .· ...... go all Winter· ho·vo.vor· tl1 qreg. Jensen after moving its a fevv m~~b~rs ~t in ~w,orking . . r i o~ now costs $12.83 . · · j th1s JOb. rr · .• • . ·.. IUiix..Cant .t ep; R~yB~t!ley, near 1 · < · ory H enderson, R. .Dunnam, L. crew frQm their asphalt job op. · · · • • , . APARTi'u.EN"I: · ·.. ,, UNITED PIPE The average factory wo rkers I · Bili Match and Laven :R-ohi _t) ~ Wolverton, arid H. Ward. · ' · ·· ' · · ·· · · · · · Flaming Gorge · Pass, but was United Concrete Pipe has cut t ake:~ ome pay and · lt'~ buymg 1 son drove the pile fo r .:Ra:/1nol}cL · ·· ~' ~ - : \Vork 'has · stopped! forced to shut down due to ex- its forces by nearly 50 per cent P~Wtl moved to reco.. d highs Concrete Pile or-. the n~w,_ap() r~- stor#}··,'ai:td 111 · · tre1ne cold. due to lack of orders. Because Wlth . the recovery. workmg ment building at 1800 Sotilh ape\ ·1:\gain: .· -~ shut CANAL of its location and the good re- ~ o~m and the stabilized cost of Main Street in Salt Lake ,: qtty. International Construction .WCJ.s :. for · winter. . ·John A & B Construction Company lationship between the company llvmg. The ·steam skid rig workiilg clown th~ . was rmining link-belt on the Stanaker canal project is I and the men, tli~s is considered A gove:rnment sp~ kesmail said quite a sight f?r many ,of the Spickler a I re-4he s'now . hit. This in the process of putting the job , one of our premmm operatwns. the over-the-year nse of se ve n ~ kids at the . school , across.· t.he hoe befo . , · , . . , ~ -· ·., ·.job is an addition tlie present to bed for the winter. Horner 1 Our ottt-of-work lists have tak- tenths of 1 per cent was thej stl'eet. to 111 posal plant and because Construction Company which I en a sudden jump due to weath- s:nallest any Slmllclr penoq;j . ~ Safe way is starting a new stor,6 sewer dis son1e . ha_s the l ~n i ng and structures o~ I e_r shutdowns and the comple- ~mce 1955. · , .· _ . . . · ,.,. :.:;:iri9n .J~tp S-.:i!;',. '"l'lnei1t.• Ju'st'as soon as -tl1e •foot-! with just a little pick-up work operator, and Jiin Whitehead·,· ing. done by American '!'rilnc'is~oags pa1d at Sa11 Fr.cmem..::Q, C~ill~ . ( oiler. Company at Geneva still supply · -·--~- _ ...,.. -~--" 1 ings were dug we had a . snow to be done. . /• P~qf! Five '· ,-·· . · .·' , _ _._ ,·: .,-- ·· .. ·• ·•· Engi~~~rs' ;" ·.~eatAJ :·· Chlldren- 'Still as / NAME & CITY . · REG. NO. DATE / At Stanford . i 0 Jo S Going 1025412 11/~/61 _ Bakers, bartenders, operating j Joseph. M. Peters, Hawaii . Py ·' . J ~J!.n.p 'E ''7 I' D \ ..,.,T,. . R' 1 . · engiriee~·s, _teamsters r and busi- D ,-~. • !':<.._, • h. ,:_L • 1~' -H'- mmo ea ·near Palo Alto from . Merrill Brown Murray, -Utali 715000 11/25/61- SON, . G. I •. !'!WORE mid . four to six lanes. This. =J· oil · \vill · 1 nessmen · all sent sons and · 0. DEES . last all winter and should kec:p Thalis :R. COok, Carson City, Nev. 12/5/61 - d'a ughfe.rs to Stanfcrd Univer-· D . c: ity last fall ,. according to_ John -As usual :ot this time of the I many , of the· Brothers busy. · 38,4883 12110161 • H. D. Farra~, Dunnigan, C~Iif . . D. Black, director of Stanford yeal', th 2 out:o.f-work ·list is long. k ·J. C. Bateman is busy on the 1 Gime Nance, · M:atysvm e 702389 12/ 18/61 'Jni:Versity's Counseling a.n d Some of the larger jobs are stm new shopping center on S ieyen~ · Testing Service. in operation but .with no ne\Y Creek Ro ad. SondJ;;roth Brothers .12/10/61 John Cawthfa, Oroville. . 19046'14 1:yh ·1 ~h. 1 b · f Jobs being let. we 'expect the list is -also worki~g on .. this . project; ' ' . . v •• :,e . ~ . ~ argest num ers o . . freshmen come fi·om to get much longer. · -Bahr & Le.<;loyen has sc~tfered Gary A: H;olhmd, Hayward 1082446 12/8/61 1 S1~aniord · ·the fam ili~s of p ~1 y sicia ns, la•N p. & :E Co n ~t r udion company_! jobs throughout t~e area: ·as . 543482 Walter G. Loritsch; san. }>abl6 12/11!-61 yers. industrial B"t' r:;.;t ives, col- has several good~sized jobs go- -have Sondkr?th Brothers and George A. Cutler, · Sa:n. Francisco · ·· 563069 12/9/6'1 ., 2 2 ~~~,(~ i~ <;; J ·n~~~"~ ~~;~ ,~ n ~n~~~ ~~:r ~ - ~~~- ~a~~~lr;~~~;e;~m~n ~~S~ !.Freeman s::~~· CRUZ _ L. · V. Bone, S~lt 'Lake C~ty 38.1441 12/13/61 1:Ji·oad cto"ls-secti o:1 OJ" .1\ ~ner i cap storn; drain j Jb OJ:l Senter Road. I . sociei:,r said. This job will e-xtend three" J The rains have slowed down Amos .C. Cherryholmes, Oakland '297611 . 7/6/61 BL~ e\:- Fathers ;;£ this vear's fresh- .fourths of a mile and is a 24-inch l the work in the Santa Cruz area. Dave M. Bennett; . Healdsburg, .: .269748 12/15/61 ms:.1. incl!I Cb eight r:'ilro?.d men. line. They have a mile and a half ~- low bidder on the Cabrillo . Col B.oad. lege site for the drainage prob 104·{) 519 12/1/61' s:'ven c:trp.m1ters, s ~~ v<'n mechan; s e1-vcr job on South King • Roy E. Johnson, Del-Paso)teights ways, ics, t v, 0 steamfitters, three truck which is ·16 feet deep; due ta i lems, ya_ving, bridge ,:;valk Lar~ell ,Barney, Joseph, utah '959249 12/13/61 drivers . and two P:J'Ver shovel the s~ndy soil condition, pro- i and similar work. Tlii~ - c?ntsact ouet2.t0rs also )Jaw: children gress Is slow and they don't ex- i went for $408,000. V1rg1l ·Kes 12/?/61 Tom . F. Rowe, Sacramento. aiT,cm :; t'1e newly en r o1ledC l as~· · l pect completion for: about twn 'l ter wa~ th~ low bidder o,~ __a Henry L. Blecker, Sacramento 12/?/61 of 1965. . . · ! months. Brother Em1l PastoreJll , street JOb m _Santa Cruz. ·.nm . . . , · """' ,-h--il'c: ,, ~' h ;·; h; . _!is t~e foreman on this jot), with ]Evans, Wendall Batt and Ro?er- 2 0 Claude s-. McKay, ·Fiddletown. 279655 12/?/61 . 1 "'•~::_" "-';;~:~ ~,;·,,.;~ :; -"~~: ~~~;:.P.~ ~ ; Brothers IVI. Bettencourt, M. Rey- : ~on Bros., ars busy on small Jobs 1 8 12/22/61 'l.t~ -- · · :~ . L. ... a-.'~" - -;. ·Y_ '-" · - · " ":J·t" , I nold.s, G. -Young and J. Emmett m the Santa Cruz area. ' · Herman Bonham, OrQville 707185 ~...:11s occ.upanonal var1e y, -~ .. t"· 1 - • . ~+ ~ . ·. . · ~ : . o 111 18 12/26/61 ! B1a-:-.:k s!atc-d . .Dud nfl H}Sl, tll r:> ~~e~~." g t_' eq~Ip~en " a~~ ,A; . 'Work in the _Watsonville a:.ea: Joe F. ~ohley, .Piedra , . 826959 I U :!lversi ~.y spe:1t $ 'U~ c1.ilJinn in L~r u.Jz: ; A . . Gq1 e ·~~d ~e l:L1n ~s slow. · Gramte Constr~ctwn ' 18 Joseph P. Basler, San . Fr~ncisco 369879 _ 12/31/61 vari.ous forms of · student aid. r , Mil e~, L~_e OI_lers. ·This :€Irm . have been a:ble to keep' their de~ ; , ------'--'-'------a ;~ oT_:rf~ t ~mg m th;e ~~o~m -~r81f i partment busy and tl1e he.avy (; - o.. i Lgr1way 9. Th"s , m~ \~lk e_x- i equipment shop is loa:ded with -·. . tend from Sunnyvale to tne diS· J work. 1\l ~~~? l..ik ••••• ' • .•••••• ;: 9 ...... y • + •• '!'! •••• 9 'V ~ . 7 ...... ! "' v ~. '! "" • y y f.,. ~; • + •• v 0 + ...... y .... -· •• y •• + ••• " •••••• ;: ...... 4! ••••• .•••••••••• • · • • • • . ·--~ ---· : ,· -~- .·., AFL-Cio·.~ c6n ..V.eniion/ --. Hails. Mrs.~. RiJOs~Velt : ·.···· She came in from th~ sid'~;-· tl).~ Lady E~e;yb.'~q_y 1:J6·~~~; ,. ~ sh~ - •'·/. was liiilf-pfdaen ·by__ het :-~escprt (>( AFI; :CIO :):i c,~)pfe'$id.~f!ts; ,.;fn1(r.r ..·, " · the convention knew·. she :was there: · ..Delegate.s Amd .visitors··· c.:;. >'· - bailed her ~ i-ith a r:oa:Hiii : w~Icorn~ - til~t to1ct b~her:'tjl~fi .· Wiflii:IS: -~ ...·· . ·. of. the affection· and esteem .Arlierica' .s ~o:fkers~~ · have 'fovd ier. . : "'' .' .. , .For thlii was Mrs. ·Eieinor R.OoseVel(the:/wfdow of the . war~ - "--: .. time _Pr;esident .whose pro'gra:ms heiped re:Vive :thftr'ade.liniQri . • ,. ·. moverr;tent,.a notaj)Ie)n :her. 6wQ right, ·a m~mp~( of: t]i¢;:· N~~s.-:. ..._. .;: paper. Guild and as President George · Many .cqllect: her in· ):lis' .··. -intrOduction: ''tne-:.:first'lacty '9f th~ worlgi:'.>: - . ;_ . ;' ·: .·- :- : "Any oc~asion ·. of a trade union cli_aracter :that-can J>ripg t~ , our. platform · Mrs, '- Eleanor Roo~evelt ' i1> .. always: a _· happy- occa- ··. sion,'·' he, said. 1'This. is .a particularly-happy .occasion." : : .Jt was particularly happy because· ,A~1iefica's WOrKing inen and women, through their urrions,·wer(;! presenting Mrs:.Roose- ' · vel( with 1 $680,448.43; the first insta.llment of t~1e $1_ million . ·.. dollars the AFL- CIO Executive Council undertook: to ,raise for - the Ell~anor Roosevelt Canc~r Founqation in;honcir of hei· 77th .. birthday. . . . . _ . . .. ·. , "l think," she said after .another -ovation at the conclusion · of Meany's introduction, "that the labor movement. ha·~ ·a great , . role to play in our country today._ ...... - .: ~.. : . • "You have always had the 1deal .of se~vmg the needs · ': o,f.~ · · . _ people. That is a most important thing to Temember beca·use_in , ·• .'' our. country we are constantly accused o'Cbefng ~ materi.ahstic r ,• . _ _ people, thinking. only of how much_m~n.eY, . we ·ca:n: rilal~e J _ _··:·~ , .. , ·"The labor moyement-,-and perh::q)'s I . ca:iJ. "·s,ay _rriy . move:·.· ment too b.ecaus€_: I- ihink :sometimes. I W.ofk-~ a S ' hiitd ils···anY · · oi:;~ ··· you__.:_I fe~I that it is part of our ]ob to.keep alive t~e ideals fll.at ;· ·.. ELEANOR ~RS. ROOSEVELT waits at convention p-1icrophone as AFL-CIO · Sec.-'Treas~ William you started with, the ideals of really helping Jhe people to bet-- · ~ ~- Schnitzler and Pres. George Meany report list of national and international unions that completed ter conditions, to a better way of life which iS:';par,t, of the b~sjs ~ ...... ()f surpas~ed their quotas iri AFL-CIO driv;e for $1 million for Eleanor Roosevelt Cancer Foundation. of democracy." . ·' . 'r'" •...... •....••...... ••. ·.... .• f •••.••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••• ·•••• •.• ••••••••••••••.•••• · - ~.·· - ~~· · · · · ••••• ·. ·· . ·~- ~ . : . ·, ~: ...... Lob ~or MARYSVILLE AREA " Cal' ' ,ls~ ~ -; • G)m k. . F N On U.S. ISS11e ases eep .or 1ng ----. .or _ow \S .,J bto · , . pu • 'i By . HAROLD HUSTON, C. R. company -r.. o s as yet as they are new being ca:('ried on the penstocks mated to cost about $6,120,000, 1 · · . . _. VAN WINKLE·; W. R. WEEKS to us. Only about 6 or 7 of the to the po·wer houses. Iwere rejected as excessive. A (Continl,letLfrom :1) . _ 1 Pag~ . · and JiM HALL brothers _will be used on this ,Weather is again the vill~n: decision: we ~re informed, could . h . f tb AFL-,..,IO E _ as far as the work on the V1r- ·be had m tlns matt(;!r at an ex- c ai~man ~ .e . t · .. ~? . The rains have only been in- job. ginia Ranch 'Dam, being do11e tra session meeting of the Board nomrc _Polley Comml~ ~e, . ~aid ',,. · · b W'll. d ·B · · f D · t . t , · h - d · J· .the nation needs 41 million Job~ · terrni.ttent, so~ far around the FORREST RANCH . Y l Iams an urr.ows, Is con- o ~ec OlS o oe e m1 an- . th ·. . t 10 . - '!' ., t i 0 ; Marysville District We have a cerned. This 'Nill '\Je a good job, uary. . _· . . -I m -e _n e~ · · years JUS · . - certain amount of work,' such as Another reas·on for the grow- come the spring, f_or about 40/ · .w. l\1. -L_Yles _Co. is : star~ing 52 j stand stil1 · ., ., . th~ . missile-. bases that aren't af- ing out-of-work list is the clos- of the . brothers. i' mrles of e1gnt-m~h prpe 'lme for · PANGER · fected by the .weather; Some ing down for the winter of L.A. . the Sml.thern Pacific Railroad. The . Kennedy . Adm_inist;r~tion .,,..; · of-the contractors on.the missile &R.S. Crows' job at Forrest BEALE . ~ The-job: will startat Gridley a_nd has acted to promote r eco~ei·y, ""· bases however will be;affected 1R h · . t' Work at the Beale 8 An· l; orce be· earned from there to Chico he said, btit he warned, ~~the:r¢ __ by. s;mething -~lse in the near 't anc · Ball . and _mlpson a ~as~ has practic_ally stopped. ap.d back t~ B~aie Air Fore~_ are danger si~~als _ah~aq." : , . · ·• future, and that is .finishing up. Table ~ount_am has ~nocked ~ff While there remams consrdera- Base . . ~he JOb _rs -:- on .. a ~egot1- -" .).'he,, re~olutwn n_oteq . ',tl)at... : , 1 . . " . , ,-- i the swmg shift and laid off quite , ble stre€t and landscapmg to I ated basis and will be earned on . the ;presen,t .. ec:on,qnuc; ment w1 · e crea e d. _.. b y s thi ex. _panswnary. . . .. ~chv1t1es. . . .. ,-to.. . .. _ ·OV§f:-: .. , ,.... '. .- ·, 1 1 - PI eo~. . omg no ' we !1 Bishop, who we reported last least this phase of ' the work. one as the company· is a North~ come "the s1ack i:p. - Jh~ ·)~C9.1\~lnY,/.,,:,: .: . 1 v t he ? 1 field crane co~pames month as being low_ in the free- However, to date, it has held ern California operator arid .car- ·- B~OTH. ER PAU&. R'ORY of ~resno is . pictur.ed here :rith his Hot Rod racing o~~r, whTch has taken some honors on .the local racing jcene. Paul. drove most of the first year himself and his • · cc:r::. placed sixth in th'e Kea ~ney ~owl Grap~s~akes Champiqn~hi. P with tAeL West at the ~wheel. ... Brothers Jerry and Jack Adam.s are also racmg cars at Kearney Bowl. . '· ·' .Shaffer is back in the restaurant business:. ' B1;other Ken REP()R T He's .operating a sandwich stand on the Mira cle Mile in Sari FRES.J:Y:() Rafael, specializing in his famous "Just-Rite" san(hvicli .. • . :·, . ,< • I of e · · · •. ~~ - k Congratulations are in order -for- Brother "Ba.be .Ghilotti" ld a father' ori. 9. w Materials, who became i.~ -·· ~-- n: ~ c· ---ft · : .. ···o ws· 0 r Shaini·ock Decembe .. . .. ' ·o·.. ft latest-a girl ... Brother Jim boys and t}1e ·. .. , '"c ':: 1 : / ;;'-, t > .. ,;., .. -,. ·. ,: · · . . .. ·. 1. He 11ow has five Ra r$, the father of • . · · Kolesar, of Associated Dredging, also became a :.- . . : ., · · - . _- . • '- .•·. • c--c • . · . • . 1 December. ... Best wishe§ to .Brother Ron C o..x~ . · By .JOSEPH . ~HLLER and . SJ:?reckles Sugar ~.ompa-1:~ I~ bu~ldmg \~ hich ~as mcreased. _ . baby_girl on 9 1 ConstructiOn, who was recently manied .. . • . , IkF."HELLING- gte tt;wt~ : undfer .- tway \Ht~ thl e tcont Industnal · Asphalt · Company of Lee Cox .a · · · . t t . · 1 B th E p · h d · · · · · , s rue Ion o · I .s .sugar p an 1 1 er- . oz~1, w ?-wns a ~~ y-mn; plant m Nm~at o, re~ The Fr:~ srw out-of-work . lists Mendota.· Fresno J>'a,ting Com-jis supp ymg concre : . n:a er_Ia ro ? confmed m-the hosprtal for a checkup. Th1s came a:fe.grO\vingrapidly as the moun- . - · h th ·t · d' to fhe Sandbay Constiuctwn JOb cently was after 'he returned from a hunting trip to Africa. • tairr"· jobs . gef sri.owed . out and r:yp~oj!ct. e SI e gra mg qn 1 ~\Mat~r~ .ankirri~atio~ ~ip~~ine shortly . . . i JO , w IC . Is. eepmg ~eu .. me- Brother Pozzi also serves as a Cotmcilman for the ci·ty 0 f No · ~ - . . .. . : ' . r o- • . _ . t l1e B ~ot 11ers return. home from .. .H?ma _n & . Law1: ~nce Engi_neer: dale pl~nt . m fu~l sw~ng. T,he . . are also in to · · • Br?ther Lome 'a!='~OIIl, f?r many y~ars foreman! some of the other ·d1stncts. The 1 mg 1s the mech.amcal contractor Sanger operations ~a G. 1 a nd a n old ~er with ~ocal 3, reports that . l:·ain - ~nd fog have als~ · slowed on the job and has seyeral Engi- full swing anctrthe material. is for_A. Rmsc~ 1 to r etire soon ... The follo\mng ·have purchased : of the =local proj·e-cts neers .woriG.ng wjth the plumbers going out almost as fast as they ~l~ ns d o~1',1 n ~nai1y I for 1962: Brothers A. E. Singleton, T. J. St~_,ple .~ b .t u · · th · .· . . h . ' and fitters, putting in various make it. the1r cards 1 Blal{e, Henry G hi 1 o t t i, Ken Kino· and G. H • u 0 e~ s at are .n.ot am- j steel pipe lines that are .all Stewart & Nuss Company has ton, W. \V. . . • . . , ~ .: pere~. · by those conditions ~ re underground. This project ·- will contracts to supply the base rock Lovely w~rki ~1 g every day.. Ipro ~a~ly last for _ about 18 ~ 0 th ~ M.&K-\:V es tbro?~' jobs and ·.Utah , f~1e . AI.P1s,!rong ·Tire Company mon t h~ . · . · IS workmg:· ~wo shifts . at the children in the of·Broth ers .William J . Nei- nt' a__ t Hanford is well ,under.!·. .· . ' . F_~EEWAY_ ... ' . 1 _· I H~rn~on No. 2 p~ant and . o'ne Ne~ ' famili ~s ~ l _a_ iianco'cl{ and Spencer Crosby ; .. Keith Barney was way and construction crews are i l\IorrlSOil Knudsen W e~tl 00;{ shift at the No. 1 plant. son, Dicli after an attack of appendicitis. H e's 're~ 1 Moseman Company has started Pacific Coast Aggrecrates has hospital_ized in Moab : . d . - . o . · 11 ma k mg goo progress ·every, tl d t· f f . i.s also makmg covermg we ... . i' 1e secon sec wn o r eeway a lot of work and foot of VentHra rock for Southern Pacific. This S t R · day. in Fresno at the all'U · CJ. 0Sifll The Sun Maid raisin process- Avenue. About 15 ru bb er - t~ re d is keeping their plant at Rock- girls were born to the wives of Br6thers Richard ing plant at Selma is just get- I scrapers are on the proJect, fieid in high gear. Baby Wesley Hay anq Robert Brunnci·: ting started ..Fresn~ Paving C~m-1 with s~veral d ozers and blades. J olly & Jurkovich has started l~i chardson , ------A • L excavatiOn 1 All tlus eqmpment has moved h' . '± pany. Is do111- g the- f ,_., f a Ig 1nv ay JO)1 on ve. 38 ~o and ~ovick Broth~ rs ar e putting I up . ro~1 .c owler reeway, on Woodlake. Thomas Construction il1 the storm and sewer drafns ; whlch Lhe dlrt work Is done, C 'll th d. t - ., , ' h b d . bo.'· cr ompany wr. move e 1r on · L. E. Dix_on Company has the a~ Ct t~ e su gr: / IS · ~~n"' 1this job and do all the compac- e wood -rear it y for coastruction proces;,ed for Pct\Ing. Pavmg t· d f' · h ·k . prim,e contract. . I c ev· p tl ' ·kmcr on IOn an mrs WQI . • 0 of tne $6.4 mlllwn plant. This r ii!S are resen Y '~or 1 o ...., job will keep a good crew of the many appr?aches a nd over- . . GRIFFliH . c..-~n; _· hr·eat-en fo r a J->ear pas ~es . a?d Will have enoug~1 · Gnff1th Company has shut Engineers employed LeMOINE and .-Idlewild. Fadel Granite ha; com· or so . . - · worK to keep them busy until ! down the hot_ plant and crusher By WARREN v . ; dam at Ruth ·Califor· they. move. O:rl the second_ sectio:rJ..J_at Porterville. The .j~b on Hi&h .. BILL TOMBERLIN pletecl the niB.. · ' : M1Ies-S1erra Construction Coin- 1 yvay 99 has been try1ng to haul taken over in the :. Whe tl e 0.1 g . t ' ., .. A b. o __ I pany was 'awarded the Lemoor:e : di'rt when it is clear. The High- Winter has 1 ·.U n.·.- .. ion -t·· Department will · not ~et Redwoods · with · snow in the • · · n. e? ~ m?un au]l .. 'W ~ ii Airbase freewa'" and started.. way ta ' · d · t th tunnel resumes work afler the I · J 1 . f th / "M p work J?nuary 2. It will take one them move a piece of equipment moun ms an ram a ·. e ow f'. t 1 ~ 1 .• < '-" t t levels. On 'Decem bel' 19 the Mad llrs k' p .anu t~Ie for arO~l~l C - . ed· .. . OS._, .· 0 en ' I yea, r _to .build this $3.5 million· when it is ._fo_ggy. H_ayden Church . . . . - . . c oc <;>pera wns rom each en · . . . . '-- .·· m an f th · t · t 'l .t . f' . d section of-road that starts at has the sub-contract for compac- RIVer rarsed eight feet 0 e Ulll1€1 Ul1 1 I lS U1lS1 1 e · L.· ·. b. . T .I . ' . " · ·. sometime about June. · >--· · a· . , 0·. r ·. ·00. . · the main gate of the base. Ther e I tion and finish and has six·· mem- bour, . causmg _Ranney - \~estern from the The w~rk picture for the com· to·. the Unfon Label ~vill be ' about. 3~ Operators em - ~ bers working off an~ on. to pull all eqmpment _ . · D ~l ~gates . m . the foot- wells which are part of the pnw- · -. · ' ~ - ··· ployed on thrs Job a~ter It gets At Balch Cal)1p · . t. s t f -· · ....t ing year looks _e:ood . . From the ·· .. ,pepar.tJ:nent's 50th ·.. con.vention . .. uction 1me o amoa o . urmsn wa er - ~ · under w_ ay. . _ · 1 hills, Dearborn . Constr , Departinent of Highwa.ys ,we · supPort for a f voted enthusiastic or- pror osed pulpmills. ! hear that bids will on en i:1 Jan· '.stepped-up program of . promot- Fresno-. Piiving Compai1y is J Company has ·seven more sec t~e Com- uary for lighting a~d ' .ventilat. .. · ing·· the union Label · as one of keeping their Operators · very .tioils on the siphon to put in. The Pacific Me~hanical has pany· shut down all·\,vork on the . . ' 'h ' 0 t . t"' -_'. lab6t.'s ; "most potent· .weapons'' busy_ as they have a lot of jobs tlRothchild Rafin1 & Wyrickd ' d · · mg t e regon moun am un· ' · · . · after the first of nel. ·- to - iiriprove>working conditions scatter~d - all. over, bu:: several 1e p,ow~r louse J?Oure an lS pipeline until When the weather per- ; . · ; _., :'of American: workers. of , their pro}ec~s are up and put_tmg 111 the switcl1 yard ~nd January. I a- r . ' FREEWAY . . also asked the d?~n ,due to ram and foLg . COI7- I generators. Walsh C~nstructwn I mits, they will resume oper ' .. . : . . T~e conv~ntion · . _ Redwood Parks freeway be· . depa-rtment's executive hoard to d1tlons. They seem to JU St. s_huf- Company has about one more tions. - on 1 D t . th dT . . tween Sylvandale and Ivlaple ; ,_ ~x'piore the feasibilitDT of a uni ·.fle from . job to job as they _dry 1 month of pouring concrete 1 1 1 c?n t ?ns ; ijill road will open -for bids- in n to in: out a:nd you don't know from 'I the Balch Afterbay Dam. ' -1 t.l . ue ?t \\:efa ther ! ,. .... ,_. . . form. union label · deSig 1 o e coun ry, a,1 F b 'Th ' . t .. "n ' ·. . . us par • • t tl t h been shut dovvn but . e .ruary. IS IS an ex . ens~on .. sur,e qUJck consu:rner recogm- ?ne ~a y o 1e nex _w. IC 1l poI A Long Beach fmn was low work has do have a lot of work t~ fin- south of rthe pres en~ work be:p1g ·, tion ·of the various labels, service Is gom~ to be workm?. How- I bidder for $897.527.50-to con- we ruct an addition to the city's . h t . B & done by Ball & Simpson-Slate ins and shop cards. ever, tney are keepmg the . st IS nex year sue1 1 as a 1I , & H 1 P · B th k. h · l · r Fa11 . US n· I . () . George r~ ~~· wor mg w rc 1 Is pe I ~e:vage \ tre;;tment plant. The , Simpson's project at Miranda of ''AFL-- CIO President . d d ' th t . t • • rom · · 1g 1way 1 _1 to Secretary-Treasurer· mam • mg. )omt venture was Kemper Con- b 1 .meany and er s uc ur es. Ferndale tnere will be bids out ...... •. William F. · Schnitzler . empha, _ Sand kay Construction Com·! struction Com pan, I-Ioagland and n ges an ° OTUER JOBS in March for a bridge over Salt · sized in addr esses to the cqn- pany is' busy witl1their concrete FindlrJ:v En ,.,. ;•wering Company. e a capacity of Slate . & . Hall will finish th: River to replace the present ' vention the growing identifica- pipe job at Madera. Their job at 1Th e pl::mt will h2v on the s_ame ~r01- one...... tion ·by the public of the ~ni~If , Joh,nsondale has been snowed'l 16 mill ~o n g2ll -:>1~ s a day and wi'll'i earth movm~ mc. has tne bndge . A call fo r bids IS due m Apnl label as a symbol -of quality m out for the wmter and the crews be designed '_'lrl111 :'c' i l-, for the Iect. Stolte over the Eel River to install arch culvert and ap- both merchandise and services. are all' moving down to the Ma- treatment "f 1ndustrial waste. to finish 1 Flat. Clifford C. Bong ' proaches at Miner ;.rGre~k ·on. . , Schnitzler told the delegates dera job as sooi1 as they can get 1· Th'e construction \vorl ~ in the at Myers will th~ir For- State Route 4?, between Weitch- tl),at the ' la~_el ca_n be ·. used to I the ~ quipment d9wn. ·1area is spasmodic because c_;f · the I Company fini~l1 I a by-pass. Mornson Knudsen pee and Martma Ferry. • ' counter antl-labor - propaganda . ROCK PLANTS · weather, but there is a lot of tun er FrBser' Company will On S~a~ e Rqute 36, 2:Yz · miles ·-- · portra1s unionism as All of the rock, sand and ~ grav- j work that is awarded-and will b'! I& Merc w~fch Fields Landing proj- . east Bridgeville, they will re· , . so¢'ething jmp-osed on ·Workers . . el plants in the distr;i<;t ?.re .in "done during the ·next. ye.ar. W,; !_ he on their or bighW?-Y exten- , build five miles of road: This lfl).e' union' label, he deqlared, high gear. They are· .b1JSier now f~xpect t o :.have a good season j ect of four-l3ne on U.S. ·101. . 'Monison · will be rented equipment by 1!he ;:· · · ·, , can be·. 1.1 sed ·to ten the story -of Ith an they havEl been for severak next year judging fr.:;m ol.hcse f sion 1 will -hav(:) a lar~e crew !'lour, and will be a good job ~or _-,: . :- On the March Publis-hed each -month by Local Uniun No. 3 of the · I:nternational Union of Operati11g,.Engineers (Northern California; Norther.n Nevada, State of Utah, the Hawaiian isla,n&l) Office: 474 Valencia St.; San Francisco 3, Calif; · .. _ \ .AL . QLI~)M-. ,-.. ;,---,,,.,-- :------Editor and Business . Martager }:Jity _ E;£~~~~-~~:::::::::::::~::::::::,: ~:::: ; : ~ :::::: ; :::::yi.~ ~:~~:~f~:~! _· W. V. MINAHAN ...... Recording-Corresponding Secretary •• A. J. ' HOPE ______, ______.: ..... Finaneial Secretary H. T. ; PETERSEN ____ , ______· ______:: ... , ...... Trea,surer Safety on the Job . Cannot Be Part Time 4fh ' . . . . I - CONS7!TlJTIONAL TODAY QUR BROTHERS RECEIVE talks. of safety on CONVEN77fJN . the job with enthusiasm. But it was not always so. Some old timers tended .to say, "I've operated this machine for years \vithout an accident," while younger Brothers -would say, • "Risk is a part of the job." ' There is truth in both statements, of course. For many years in the heavy construction industry, an organiz¢ safe ty program was unheard of.Operators took the machinery given them and made the best of _it even though sometimes . ·it was abviously dangerous. They worked at construction sites that had -hazards on every roa.:<:l. They· made their ma ' • ,;..._ chines do jobs for which they were nof designed, vVith toler- ances no gambler would bet on. . As many oldtimers say, they got by ~,. ithou t trouble. But · everyone knows some0ne \vha didn't get by.....,...someone who t ried to use his machinery in a way for \Vhich it was not de "'CIIJ:D signed, or who through his· <;>wn carelessness 1~ode a rig over ------·------aneiT,J.barik;nent. Oth~rs ~ ave been victims of equipment_that was not prop€rly mamtamed. CONSUMER . ADVICE • * * * . I~UT THERE IS NO EXCUSE for most injuries or deaths ,Iori the job these days, because yom u..rlion, \vorking with con tractors and the State Division of IndustTial Safety, is press tc f r me ys ingfbrward with a safety program. · -· . .. It seems 'strange, sometimes, that we need to be reminded By SIDNEYi MARG:Q ,LltJ~ · .. ~ . ' · If you need more refrigerator· capacity but , , about safety. On the surface it would appear that each man This department's forecast is that your cost also rieed to 'save space, you'll find a:n incr_eas ~ cares enough · about hilY'.seif to b..J<.:e care of himself. But such of living in general will be slightlY, higher in ing number of thin-wall model!? · .this corning .. ;! 1962. But there also ar.e some relatively good ·year, is not the case. Safety,· the experts know; must become a _cru althought in the more-expensive models buys coming up. B}' smart shoppin (an'd krlow- · they use foamed insulation t'b _enabie thiiiner sade. We must continually remind ourselves of the dangers: 1 irig selection, you can soften irnpact on your walls, thus increasing the i1'itedor capacity We must iiivestigate accidents and then take steps to see any family of the expected rise of 1 to 2 per cent while maintaining the same exterior size. faults in equipment or in operation of th e equipment are in the general cost of living. - These new refrigerators now are selling f01; as • remedied. ' .· · But you will need to be prepared. By "smart much as $500 but · will be cheaper as produc- Local 3 considers the safety of the members a matter of . shopping" especially keyed to 1962, we mean: tion increases. · para.mou11t importance and wod ENGINM;ER$ .NEWS ·:;. Nine - Meetin,g ..... - .. .. - . -~·· . . ··- : ~. . January · May • .. 4, T u'e s d. a y: San Francisco-:-· ~ja~. 3·,· Wed/ SacrameiitG;-May ,3, TJ1_4ts7 Fres'tl~$~pt .3120 East Olive St. neMay, . ~im Francisco Labor ·day, CELT Bidg., 2525.Stockh)iL ·~ · ·~ * T_emple, 16th aild Capp Streets. · · ;.; · * ·~ cect~nn st~ckton~M_ay ·7, l\i' o n d ·a y, ·· .·.. yk'i~E-~~pt !>'; _T~i~rs1.ay; La- ~~evimce. ?om~~tte~ . ,El Street. . 16; Tuesday, Eu- I Engmeers Bldg. ·bor Temple, Stat~ Eure~:,.:-Jan. * * * reka, ~iS06 Broadway. I * * * Salt Lake City-Sept. 14, ~i.· Grievance Committee Eledinn Oakland-May 9, Wednesday, diiY, Teamst~rs Hall, 443 So. Redding-Jan. ~7, Wednes- Labor-Temple, 2315 Valdez. . * * * . .. 6th East. day, Retail .Clerks Bldg., 900 1* * * Street.· • ,. Watsonyille- May 17, Thurp· Locust e pt. · 15, Saturday, Committee Election day, · V~t~rari's Memorial Bl~g.; _ Reno---:-s Grie_v.an~~ .Remo_· :Musicians . Bldg., 120 w. 215 Third Street Taylor~ · · · ·. .. Orovill~~Jan: 18, Thurs:d.ay, j . ' * : ,; * . · . :·: . . Prospe_ctors VIllage, Oroville * * * Dam Blvd. Grievance Committee Ele~tiou J.un·e O~tober . . F~bruary '"F;:;;;~J~~~~5;17rrd a y', San FrancjscO:-Oct. 3, · Wed- · Labor i, •. Thursday, I ~121 East Olfve: ,· nesday, San. FranCisco ·~~~ck~~-.:.Feb~ : i6th and Capp Streets: Bldg: . . · ~ ;:' , *- I Temple, .· ~ngineers' · ·*~ * · * · ~ '· ·. Grievance Committee Ele~tion I ~ Santa- Ros~,-Jl\ne "'7, Thtirs• ), 280.6 La- day': Vetera~~ s ~ld~~ · . . .·. Eureka_.:.Oct. 9, Tuesday pay~ the. firs_+ th.ree bitls· with ·the. earli-est .. c . 1 . San Jose-Feb . 5,_Monday; Thi.s .month .Y'e'll 1 . . . . · . Broadway. <'. , . postmark- • • • . ' . . . . _ bor Temple, 45.· Santa ':rheresa. l . . . * · * · * · . Grievance. Committee El~ct_ion I'. ~alt Lake City-June !5, Fn- · . · : ·.- .... I day;. Teamsters Hall, 443 So, 6th . Redding~Oct, 10; Wednesday, · . . Retail ,Clerks Bldg., 900 Locust SELLING TRICKS Oakland,_Feb. 8, •· Thursday, . East. ·.·. * * * . ~-: LaborTemple; 23H} Valqez. St. Gri~vanee · Commit~ee · Eledion_ · . . . · . ... · . * •.• * . * .. ·. . . . . · . Ren~J ti n e 16, . Saturday; Bldg: >' ,120 · w. 11, Thurs ·· SacramentQ-Feb. · 13, Tues- Reno Musicians' . j\'larysvme..;..~ct. ·.:, · · . . ... 920_ D Street. Bldg., 2525 Stockton. '!Taylor: · . day, Elks Club, . day; CELT ' .:...... -.;..·~ .. ; . :; . Grievance Committee Ele:ctitiln 1 · ..:~~=---N~ - :lc * . I * · IDmili'l!liiii~W~~1'~J l!rEr"-·= i·"?·'t.,.~~'i . · . ·· · N. be March ·. ·. July Som'e ·of the country's largest I For exairipte: the · Federal. I ovem r - .. I . stor~s and manufacturers use Trade Comn'lissron charged that • 1, Thursday,'!· . ~an Francisc_o~J:U!Y )1, w__' e§~ . fo. the manufacturer of "Lady B~J~. : Fresno--:-:March Stockton~:::-Nov. 1, ·Thursday, exaggerated lisf'prices to try -East'Olive St. nesd~y, San Francisc.o . L11bor 1 luggage 'attached- with 20x22 building, on lower TQ ., SWAP . .· 10,000- SQ. ·PT. )ot··at. Lake. Tahoe. 3 'miles HALF' AC~E. BRUNSVJICK PORTABLE. se':'ing, ma50hine tract,· lj.jcmile: =':-:· c-:· ..,...,....,-:-:-:-.~~-----c----,-c--,7-o Lin-e . •6 .miles ..~ froin Sqilciw ·shermoi:J . J s lalliL;. in _·Neil dnd\ v~ili> · FOJ7SALE . Just. overhauled andin pe!fe~tso!Jdi!10JI· : "'fro'in. Srate ct p RiyeL . .Full>, .price; ROCKHbtniDS: Y.h!L swap .rock..• sew 'Valley._" Lmile · froriL ·)(ingo;)le6cb... · $4000·... . .f ·l19iiJ" Sci ~ ramen y6Ur g. ood rocks on . share .. b_hSis machme/ .that -w1ll · l0S.3 .Cc-ri_p -S.lab 4 A heavy-bmlt _- :.Ja'ck -Pool,. / 363S . ·Brqdkd&le _Av:e ..., $4,000. - Wri tE~· ·: Roycil -, Vfinfred, , -· - canvas as Well : as the finest:.s"ilk. ~~ .$25.- ·¥.Write 4-1753;' St. , San' Francisco 10. Phone: VA 4-07f8. 'Ave., . ,,_ .. . _ _.( . ~ ..· ...,;..· . . ·;/ <;i ll ;~, 215.75 . Norman ·'Odl ,,. · · Kiewit- " ' • t; • ·· Co. ' ~eeR' ~sh··. ~~usyd- .1 · c uir t ste_r .t .. 'rtS' i:pe ~ob ~ By DON KINCHLOE, L L. · ~un_nel while excavating_ is ·car- contra\t for the· footings. Th!s roL rented . digg~rs and : hoe ~ 1{1· 1( ~ - ·mO.O .1 1 . : .. -. I"TINY" LAUX, NORRIS CASEY, ried out by open trenchmg to a-' is a big job as there are some 1 manned. 0 The \et~r)y~wit S · h~s b~en F{tAN WALKER.and point near the Lafayette filter 1 500 of -these to put. in. ' They I· Rogers Materials fro~ Mader~ , bu,sy il). ~l,dlJTIQI).Q. . copstructmg i . ' FRAN~{ LAV/RENCE plant. . ' I - n • : p. ' I • - • 1 1 · _ "'ork- run an ayerage of 16 Let deep_, 1 are Si)ttmg up a -batch p.aJ:!t on ·11 · d 1, . · 'd f. · th Th ·e e e 23 brother·s • • , , • • th e m1 wn- o 'lar y.ar or e . . - er w r n 1 ourirt of the ilin on the ·san . During· · Decemb~r approxi- iJ1K on this job at the peak. This 1 are 8 feet at the_ top and fla_ir 1 the jobsite and should have i.t ill'~- ' ~IT . gB .d·. - '- ~ g _,. _ mately. 275: men. were cleared. portion of the aqueduct· ties 1 out to 16 feet .at the bottom . . lfl operation in a ,couple of weeks. ge. - · . · Work m the Oakland, area has · t Am · p· y l · · I · · · · ,:uateo . '· ;· _· .·.n ._ . .· . -. . , . . . . . - m o . . ~ncan I_P~, Ol,lng anc takes approximately 53. yards of This. JOb ..Is gomg ~o employ-_a .~. Thts .yarq .:wi-1t·b,e_Jn . oper~~lOI) slow:~cl. ,- down .conside1a"Qly b~-1-Anderson · ~n_d U.S. Steel. Cow. co~crete for each one. · . · . · lot . of our Bl'others for a : io.ng · soon pouring ·- piling 'andA_ecl( - cau~ .of the we?,ther._ B etw~~X: I' ;md .Consolidated ,Western· Steel They have four ~g ,bucket t' · It".. · d t b- ·:· · start::; . . k" . t th' t' , une. . Is suppqse o e . 1~ .. - · . _ , ... ; · ·. ·. · the showers, some of the Bro- Division J·obs which in 1 11 0 sectwns _for tlle ,bndge. - Th~r_e . , th · fll1 k' a I · :pgs wor mg a IS ~ 1.:! · ne operatwn for the 1964 . model tnv::k Chevrolet and ·will einp"lo'y_ some ;. will'-he t-h~ee ~overhead. ·cr-anes < .eM_rsGarr s I .dwHo:r.tm"'r· t -' Contra Costa' County and .cross: Iof th~se is a Bucyr~s ~r~e • . . , _ ,,...... ~ . . _c ~1re an es e( "'ons rue 1 es .San. Joaqum <;;ounty. cratJe that has a dnll ng mount- , · ·" · · ·. and.,~ ba~ch _plant: rp. o_pe1~ atlop. tlon Co. has start_ed on the new At' the ""resent Stolte Early I ed 'on t'ne back It .I·s "]l· t'on- 4900. people. .· . . . · . · · · , . ~' - - · Oliver De ·Silva IS movmg m . -. '< ·- · · - • •• • • • • • ' • d · · · b f , , f ·· · · P · . ' · . • th.Is, ,pro)e.cL .· . · · .. ra~I: ,pipe .J 0 on · por IOlb " Company_ at· Ormd;l IS cleamng trolled by the operator and real- · , · l · .. - ,_ ' .· · .. ·. .· .·\ ,.. · ~- · H_egenberger - Road betwee·n. ii the mud and resettin .. the d, d.' b · Th· · ·..,- _ ?n · t~e .- Alamepa : ?tatf~ Co.pe~~ ~-. , Th~ I:luOI -· Corp_ .... has, los.t very N. ·t .. Fr' . d D , l'ttl p . , . . : . g . 1y oes a goo JO . Is_k sup JOb m Hayward -whtch IS a . . .. - . . ~ Imi z eew_ay an oo 1 e steel m preparatiOn fm: pounng dl th l r f ·t t ·' - · . · · ·· -- · · · · httle · bme ~ so ... f-ar .on -the .. St-an- D .. · · Tr d · · · 66 · .- ·· : . p.o~e Y e~ on) oneo ~s ype. $400000dlrt]ob. " ·. · - · ,... ·. '...... :., ·.,,.: ·:· .,. . . 'I· nve:.... le ram. Prpe Is .. - tpe .cement -lmed tunnel. They on.the West .Goast. .P .&·z .ha:ve . ' ~.a:.d - Qil. J ~~t ~nc1: U,~l;e::;is " ~~~{;J u:w~es_- ~ow~ _ to. ~7 , m~h~s : .. ~his.. are _rio"': b theproce~s :0~ settin_g_ approximately 30 . men ·on)hefr- ..... _-.--,. "'.'--_---. '. . . . . _ . · ~:i5 p~ili~i~f.;~.b.~:~~'J~i!J~~:-. t~I,~ -- ~ : ~~~~ ~;:~~m t;~~L;~~~~r;\~~ ; ~~b ~ their ba_tc~ plant ·tor. thls:. pa§~~~~go~l :P~:~~f~ifgt-~~~~is.the :. ro!L_.i; t. hP~~ ~c~i~~i~~h~u~ll1tso_Joi~ , ; 1 0 1 J •.. · ' • · • .• ~ .. - ··:':·:·: ,. \· , road wbtch ·will - be Widened '· . · · · · · • . · . . . ;-_ · · . ... · ·,- ·:· ·.. · · ·• ' . :·'·"'"'·" _ ·. ·· 1 1 11 0 :_fm;g_et · f· :.. ._ Peri~< ·.P.? \ ;h~s ~ : rove~ ~in ~t · ]lat~/to fo~r - lanes : b_Y ~ ne'v · co~-~< · · .· A~l\iEDA · .. _ . 1 ~~~e.l;~·.o~ne~r' ~ ~~ ~~iiw;~~ ---:~ ~6{- · t\~~t!: · a.ng ., ~o ~ i ~~~ ., ,· the Umve.rsity ]Ob':·and· at oth~s I tract. · Broth.er W1lham Lake ·~- 'J;'he . work m Southern Ala- , · · ;- . . P · .'{ ·. · - • . · ' ·· · t~~ . r _:ss-e:__.. · :~a_ · ~~..- co~.<_,iF do.• .~?g; tre·i,:o?er... ates, :the. ho~ . :w_iW. ,Br,other. Jneda · .· coGnty · . is ,. ~t'il( ~·going '.· ...... · .-· ·.· .. ; -·. . dlft work,.,.. ;': <:.:• ·> ... ·: .:' : -.. . O.scar Wo0s :as-lhs_ ml~r . . T.he __strong __ be.t.};Y.e~Q. r::p n_f?. T .-.:~Y. ..Q _ .. c-. h. & r 'I 'F r . ~ . . . ·· Ga.S~.F~ub}l~:H~I1~i}Yb~:· d?iJl_g _ \ joo : ';"jll ·f!?'vv _:as , s~q~ ., ~·~ ..· the · ~ore jobs fu,atwm· go -t~is . win ~ .. OC fan -·.· -.:·~.. ~e•.·~. i .,.. ;_~·-·'.•_1 ];if.. _e .._· :<_•·.;__ ~.•.- -~_· 0.- IJ1,: ,. ~..- ~... n....·.. ~ -./.·.j_ ~_ .1'..- ~~ -'.:_._; _ ,_ ha~: r heq;d -,wall 1s .mstalled.' m the terhave been let. Gramte·Con- - , ~ _ - M, 'J·i ~'· · - the dri;lJilig ;· an.d . after _ thJs ..... :· b~~ ,.~(>inp~~t¢ct(Pef:in~ ··.W'~lf ·be_,._Gailat:< ~~ '~ J~ns~n.) ~ · hie pu?.~:· ~~~uc~i_ori. co._ ,. ha~ ~ $317,000 . . _:I;. gn~ :work":_qw,th_e ,_. ~nu.ldmg , ·: ~ . ~1 ..er on .th1s yr~Ject. . . , . . ·1Jll,P~Une JOb ,m L1vermpre,. .. The 1. o...:-~~-~..,.:... ____. , : :*uba-Eredor_;:;; fia~ ,a s.malLJol?_! : D. Ge1;a,ld Bmg Co. '11as f.Imsh- ?aballos Co. from ,Haywar:ct, ha~ . · t)l,.'tne· Bevetrmi}~~Ildihir Stolte; ed the._ concrete' slabs on its job I a, $168,QOO; water .. treatment._! ~~gsf~m :. ;ai~d)~J,q.urs~.·: ~_s··, sHJli11 ·at t~e- air_poj:t ; but th.ere ,is still plan_! ·. in · ~iy~n~~F~· · . {\rn~ l ?, tl~e . p~op~s.S ··: of -,. erectlng : two a clot of-blacktop to be laid as B~lhm .Co. from ., N,tles .tvill}J:!(rve 'i buildii1gs;for,tbe.Un_iversity and soon -as the weather ·permits: the · dirt -' for· .Zaballos·.-· ·The:se 'j · al~o ' r~i:nfo~~iil~ ;_th~ - f_oundation j"Most.' of . ~he el<:ictricai . COD:duit jqbs . _ar~ to . be completed' by . , ·on, the. Bevetron Bmldm~. . Ihas been mstalled for the light- J.W,ay, 1%2. · · I . . ,Guy F.:,'Atki.ns .Pac.Je. --:Twelve. . , ;._ .. ~ ---. STOCKTON AREA 1s· Million 1HA WAil REPORT - Estimated membership of national and interi1ational un 0 tlook ·Good -for ions with headquarters in the . ighway. Jobs -Due , United States totaled 18,117,7 / 000 in 1960, an increase· of · anner Year head · 36,000. since 1958,' the U: -s, T rou. h ut Islands By :wALTER · M. TALBOT, will entail the construction of La additwnal acres ~o be cl~ared 1 Peddler. H1ll, Ctau?e C. Wood jobs that at . times causes th~ :our office seeking employment, ones. and all drivers slwu'ld , fa- · ::~ before the res~rv~1r area wtl1 be I Compa~y, . a! Sa~ Andreas, _.and Dispatcher a lot of work to g~t . who have not complet~d high miliarize themselves . witl~ the> · completed . . TLe JOb_ sho~l_d be A. J. D1a~ Company near Crane filled. school. . An educatwn nas be- rest of the law. A booklet en ~nderway by, the time tms ar- Flat, wh1ch _have no~ as yet We would like to ask-of you to come a must for job qualifica- titled "MCB. General Order No .. t~cl_e re~ches _th: readers as ~he moyed any dn:t d~e to the ele- . donate blood to the· EngiuMrs tions in inost fields. In eon- 2" can be obtained afthe P.U._<;> . ngid tl~e hmrt calls for J?b vatwn of the1r J_obs, are ~he Local 3-Bioqd· Barik ·if you pos- struction, an oiler must have of,fice at Piikoi Street and K~ ' completiOn by March 31, 1962. ~ae~bone of the · mdustry w1th sibly can. We have had several basic mathematics to be able to - ~piolani Blvd. on · the 1st floor · Still another project that will tHeir reque~t for crews th~t requests for blood to help merili read and check grades; and ev- of the Haw'n Life Buildhig (50e · become a part of' this increased these ·and otner. contractors Will bers and their families. There erybody should have mathema- a copy). _ work load this year is the High- make on work to be let from ~sn't any blood 'in the blood bank tics to check their own pay- ·. These rules and regulations way 99 bypass of Lodi. Bids will month to month. so we are forced to turn down che '( AT AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Dept. convention, Sec: Richard SEC. ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG 'is welcomed to the convention platform by Pres. GeorgC; Livingston (left) of the Carpenters presents a gavel made by the LABOR and by four AFL-CIO vice presidents. ·· - ; Carpenters to Department Pres. Paul Hall, who used it during con Meany vention sessions. ''. . ' UNHON-MADE JFURS 9 dresses and millinery· made a hit with 60q l·· ., women at the ·AFL-CIO Auxiliaries' fashion show in Miami B(}ach.j ': The audie.nce, mainly members of AFL-CIO families; · saw ·. unio~ r · · ,, HERE H§ SCENE as · conv~ ntioi:i Committee on Resolutions met to ~~-d,. an .~ t'ake · act Jc ~ , ~~-~~Is ~-uch as ' th~ ·one .. a bov·e~ ';['he : show _wa~ p~e sente~ ·-by _tlie. ·'·j :proposing either concurrence or non-cOncurrence with hun dreds of . :offe red ·by delegate, La:ct1es' Garment· Workers the Hatters and the Meat Cutters' -n1r. •during course of AFL-CIO convention. Committee work went on e'vei1lngs · Workmen's Compensation Dangerat Operating Engineers • . :., . + + + "' !Home orse + + + QuestionS- nswers 'tha'n on Job fficial Director-y . \. By FRANK A. LAWRENCE MAIN OFFICE-SAN FRANCISCO,; CALIEO~NIA ~ . , , Presiding CQmmissimier, Plmel One By 'QALE l\'IARR 474 VALENCIA . Tel: HEmlock 1'-l568 . I Industrial Accidei1£ C(munissioh Once again the slogan "Safe-· AL CL:E;M. Business Manager ...... :.wY.man!i-029~ i E . · ·. · PAUL EDGECOMBE," President ...... :...... :.. -········'····Mission ;7,4.748 f Q-Is it-important to. lab 01~ that the employer be insun~d ,by a ty . verywhere-All the Ti_me" JERRY nown, V. · Pre~ide, rit ; District Representative; UNioft 7.-9369 case of self-insu]:imce',. h. e .be be~n chosen by the National. . . . • , ...... · . . . .,, __ . ·, .- -· ~--" · ,", ···'"··· · · · · ·' · - · · · · - : - o~ - ~ _.stro~1g... fmra _ abor \ He~H:p, :vho is_ pl:sentl?'_Dn · - -26· 453 m 1960 · · ._., · .· , - £ounc . it~? · S_t~.~es j.'Ia_rs~~ l ,fC?r ' N?r~hern i ·_. 1l, they .l).ad done :a wond~rful · Job. - •. . _ · _ · Cal1forma. 'j- -. : ~ : 1 '> : .· <. : . ~_-· ; ·_ : : i . ' ·' .. ~ . · :· .. : . ·. In th115 pos1tlon, Boardman .will be speakmg for+-. Ith.n_K ·. -' .. " . ' · _.. ,, · _. · .. ·. . , · . · · t' ·50 o·oo 0 . . · E ' · ...... ~l,~~t ,a\ . t~~, -~e t . ·, ·. Jui1e ·:~;1i:Ls : : ?eelar, e:d - ,~: .i}pprentice§li~P.-;1\Jonth,, in ·c-- ·1· ·· ·- ·. .. .· · ff , . . :would be. w~ll ,· anq ·#it:tl!Jg to · Califotru~ ~ 1.. ne 1 . , . . - . ~er atu~g I:g1~eers m a iforrna m an .e . . or: an eff~rt ~· tq -tell the ~o - r menti()i\ ~-f!l¥.ct .':~M'4Y{'~- ~~-~-~- are .. n: peop~e of the .~tatr ~.~?l.l~ the e~ogres:- ' ~~~~~ia~~:~~d~~gisla hon ·. ar:d . to strengthen s1ve steps taken .by ·labor the Ca!lfor ma i1CW,i' . l~Igef:':-; _IpcaL ~"~t:iit~~pmy' • .- ""::::-... and management .wlth • t . - . a$SIStf(nce . , .._ - ~. - . ': - .,, ·- . · • .! -- . -- we • still recerVe'the'' samie-help .. . . from-, 9_ta:t~ ., • . ' y . . ., -~ - .- ~ -~ ·.; ,,. _;, ar;_d ·· :r;_ederal a~~p.c.ies·_ (lnq . pu~li~ s~hoois; to ex- , _ -. . ,The Western States Conference qf Operating Epgijlt;ers frQ.rn pand a,pd. ll1).prove:Jhe . guahtY 9f · appreJ1tl_c;_eshlp . ~·the ~Q~fic"el~'~,- qf ~ttr ' In~ .·~ . ·· "':as held .iri San F:'rancisro at which 70 9-e.Iegates from·, · ,. the\ te,rnatiom~l - th.at _:',y~ : ~k~ for, ..\. Jui1 ~ ina:rl~ed - the conipletion of ;the · spedal'tl~ 3.ining .course ~Ioi_$t ing arid ·Port~ble and Stationery Eri.gin~r Local Un,- a11d w~ f,in? ·.}l1at .. Jor Btrsiness·,RepFeserttatives·and. Dispaf.chel"s ofrLocal to wns ; ~Ie :~--¢?hjilllif 3 throughout the ten Western States attended. ·Confer- -·al · Office · and ." fucl~eas~ tbefr· ~ffective~1ess,: il1 'dealing .with'f~llow ine.mbei·s, : General-··· ~ ' ~nces sqch as.these are held iri"ordei· 'that dt;legates frorii the ·Pre5ldeht ·· 'emp,loYers,-other qn!ons~ · the goyernment and the. public. :cafrhEifi:(:ffi'e ;:fiiways_ The I-Ioisting and Portable as well as the Statiohery Enghieers willing 12~\veek course w3:s taught by Willfam Fiiedlan:d through ; to lend· a.r:l t assist:< the .ccin meet an~ exchange id~as .', T\)'!0. ma}or matters v,Tere ceoperation -(')(Oakland. Juillor College dis~ · ,: .in- ,vihding-U.fl ~ the- yeal' of arid the -Institute of cuSsed, one:the question of how to-protect the jurisdiction Indust:daLRel a~qns at the of 1961, speaking.Jor':'ai1d ffi(be- · Bni-v~rsity -or' california. : oui· Union and pw other r;sl~t~d in: a re?oiubon •· . .. · - · . ,, · :e· ," ...... , - ·. , . · , · • ' askin,i' cqn- : hai~ ~~-~our ' §~§!:fti'vf.: I • .. . . · . gress to exempt the comractmg mdustrv from .BQard . · Jri:the month o~~ coverage -Members; -Bus1ness . J=tew:~sen- Julj / tl1rougho~t :.i..ocaL_ ~'s jnrisdktion·; under the Small Btlsiness Adnunistration ~par:t!al.su f'Vey 'of JOb . ~ . , ·· · .· · . -' tati~~s;· · DisJFi~t-rRep :fus-Phta~ ·,Sltes · reveal~d that,Lpca1 ·3 had moved ,. (' ...... jnyexc.ess: "?f.-- 150,090,QOQ . . , . . ·. . ' tives.,and bffite'~ Staft: I want _yards : .of . di ~ j~t )east 50,000,000 Ith '. Iun sn,eccen: bter,f oAur legal ... va1:dSiv_ei_-~e_ b_ einainovedon l . coun~el ')V~Sd~UfC_essfuflmh. gNe~tlng · 'to .thank io-· • . · . · · , _ ·J·obs · fro-_m_areasl.mr~eported i' e~ch>; a.rid: -~ :€very o -- · . . . . ·...... , ·put. -._ _~ _ I.·... e .• .. · our o ppeast_oreversea .eclsiono t _inD- t_ofal , · . · - -' · . · t ·. e..··. ·· · eva-. .-,"'· _.. ·b., .. ·f-. L-;_ '.;;.1·3_.je,,·f ··· .. :... ~·· ·e· co· the 'yardag'e af ni.oi·e tha· .n -200 ooo· ' The ,mem . er o · · .oea. · ... ·or· r'lil · ~ "' ·. . . · · . ·~ . ono , re- Ida courts which had-rulect·that a dispute , " •- · · .. · . ·· ·· · - · · ·· · covered .PY the c_' on~ ' ... •t• ' ·. . i .. .t ,. ;:~ .' d' '\~~ - ~·r•l'nO' . , ported jobs r·a:n.;edin siZe frorn·· 20 000 yards . · . opera Ion exenue ~ · at-the Stolte- ~r:-actbe.tween Crooks Brothers and the .T)'riion. wa? -uu Stephens· Brido-; irl tl;e·.Stockton not· ar~ th:.. ·.,. ( ,. '->'oni ,.? Area ..- to· 20 oooooo:iii the bitr.abie ..· The u.s:· Court of Appea_ls > said c. hyqraulic