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T'fj ·Laifit .-Of:Thfn~Le~ -•Fqtllpt:\C&-- · ., ..... ~\. ,. j NRL.Bc'ActtnmRiffl?DifedprlsSt1e$·,·__ s.f ry. Is:-- O.ff -to ' t'fJ ·laifit_.-of:tHfn~le~ -•fqtllpt:\C&-- ·. r'"··' -~ .. '· . 1 . - ·I ,, 01,~,: 1?~cembe:r: 2s: 1956 Roy G ;:-Hof~nia~n:, {i.cting re·gional ,, Somebo<ty QI1Ctf ~aid, ''the 9nl'y thing YOll 'ca.11 be sure of is change," and that 1'emark <i11Jr~eto~: of ~he 20th_ J:~gi~n ?f.tlrn ,:~at.i~.~al T.~b?r. Relati_ons J certainly applies, t& _the ,Calif. ~:Nev.-Utah Weather situation arid construction industry as \ve ~:oafd m -~an Fr~nqs~o; 1ss!1ed a comp}a.1nt ~gamst HensleJ' I i)1ov'e,. Jnto t0.g·new yea.1~ of 1957. · J&qmpment Co.; Inc. and: .Hensley Thietal ;I'rr.atin~ Co., Inc., an I If ,ve·_ sa;f it'i~ )lry- on·e of . the 1 --- ----- -"·--·-- ·- ·--·--·--- p!ffiliated company, lJpoii qharges· file<l' by Local No. 3. and at !· ~011gest ~iy st~ll,:/ on 1;eco1·d~th~n · _$ siune «fane ilismisse<l netitions fol' the electiofr fiH~l by} oy th0 tun~ '.'11s , go~s t9 pr?SS a!ltl ·. ·, : , ·. • : . • · ,· . · • · · , y ou get it,. tnere ·. ~v 11J 1i1·oha.bly be tllf:lSe tvvo q:nnpames. I . ' . ' . .' ~ I floo<ls'-everJ'.,:here. At : lill)''c rate The· complafot._ issu!),d aft1=r in- i !}aig·n,, aga!llS> that Company ~nd , that's how sh e . stands as of the ·e~ti.gat-ion. of -th e fads by tlie rep~···I ,mply '.n g ,that the u_mL.'U)l~ll lauor ; se_c;o nci t,;eei~ ,. i;1 · J;nua.ry :__ dry n·ese1itative of the Board.' charges orgai~i7:ation wasi ' g:~.ilty of "d!da- J, e,·erywhere. i 1<-h · ;,·. · · i· .. .. .,. ·1 1 tor,.illFJ ' and "coercwn." . · ·. .. 1 '"-.at , ,aese .wo con1pa1ue~ 1a1 e.<1 'J '· · . · . · : I The :mdustcy 1s. flex1ble. 111 many ,,;., ... "efuseil ··tn ')Q""'a1·11 'V; 1j1 l nna1 In·. a _ las.t attgmpt to aymd ,.,a _; 'a'< 'L ·• , . n • : t· ·.··t l ,; . · 1 ~ ·, ·'- · · .,. " '·~·>- <> · . ' " -:-'~~ · 1 . , . ,.· . I· p,. .c es .te ·,s JHI pm!\· m ·O ,1e ureac 1 ,, 3 in visitation of ' their Ci('ities, heanng?1JJOfi. thJ : Cna:ge~ -hlf! d···: by <· and . oettii,g a lot, of i{·oi•!,; done :im,l'er ·the '.faff lfu·t'ev :act and ,I lLo<;al ~ o. 3 no~v, set for February I r "" . ll ·t . l h h'b. ' • : ·" - • l • •• - " i ·· J • • • · · • _ .... ,.., I" · . -~·· ·.. --, ·1·• ·, f \\· .. :.ere norn1a. y I ~vonll e J 1, ~r- ',at - th ,v e11· o·=o-ed -;i, 1''!<>0-al ,1,s 4,. 19,, ', ,.e_·.JJ ,; 1ey 1tas f1.e1 -d. a,1 ap- ; )' . th , 1 l . I 1t,h , . H.--J . aa>~ . f,, .. 1. ...., ~a., ........, - , · -" < .· , . ·. 1 - . I na -in,~ .1n . e , S.:.lt>-Ls a.n-~ na.rus.- ·n nr•1· ··· :n~'-Ol''' Dl'"·nt·,,oc a c-a}ti"t ,ner l peal UOm the. <l;snussal of the pe- ·· t· .· ,- , . , J .. 1 1 l , ,..... 111 J.. , a,L ,,' · .. a.iv 1\.A.l.::J · ~ . • -.:., · '-' - • • ' .' .• • • ' • _o net IY8'f'..f'S, !f ·u.H, -~ t 0\"\ e( .ftOY~Jn ~a:i.n of their ; ernployee_s w'.~o had r:it:on~ tor election. t,._u:om rh1;e.1: · foci:ce- -; 9f Hahlt., . not . {Cl\osen Local . No. 3 a;; thelI' col- I . 1· f, tartfa<\·· anythii{g· "becaus·~' they ,iH•t .ir:u~e lx'.gainin;crepT~Sent '.'ti,ve. I .5rn111rF ·\/:/~THDDA\,A/A,l. ,,s·· k1.1~ w ~h~tol'.'map: ~~~-athei:is rif.; l~t \\Ve · believe tha,t .the 1ssua:n,ee of ,.. tr1 Vl ~.,.,. .,Vl l I ,A VY . L . ::u m,mn th~ cor'uer. ( ; _ complaint b:( _the B{,mrrl will BRUNO SCA.TENA . · · · · ·· · - The . big , h4cklqg ·of work ,is Ilie of pal'ticu1ar b1t,e r cst t:o·· ~~o.se . , ..G~RAL.l) '., L . STAL~\' . ·' prn~1P.~U:g al'l, \o lal,e ,atlvantag~. of of ~Ur rea{1yrs. ~vll~ have -;temfri,e;:1 I;: ' ~.QE 'V~GQ . e,;e~:r gpo.c;l clay .. of .\~ood \\ eathe1/ \ - · ,,ij'rHe~ :of , a; .· ci~t 1:11~~ si~neil Oj' I , ~q,BERT ~'. pJ.'i~Il\"l Eyw1 :.far,· o,uv· ·un_deJ: t)l €{ h,i g-, blue -, . ·. CRO~SR~ADS OF THE ~EST.-Th'.clrnst iayer 'of concrnte sand- ..} ly<le · Hensley,. ?i:e.~1ue11t . of Her!S- 1, • JACK CDP.R)!G~N. :OJ .-:lt~a~ and Ne~ad~_,., the boys .a!' \L.l. w1c,hes. \\·_e cou.ld fin<l on t he b1g San Fran .waterfront freeway net. now . ft,ey EqiUJ}rnenV Co., l!'tc., ;a ccusing 1· . (JHf;,,'tLES :If()L~IAN.'. !)~1Sjl.ing ,right .:a)p,i1g°...-the,re the r;e- ! sha~i1~g up was this polnt 'at .F!·emont .a.nd F ols0111; whel'e you can see a;~ 1i;;1:a!~;.e~ , t!,;!,\~;k;,~i·~;ai1ti ,:ti:qi1 ~r, ,,. ~if':\-~ Ll}B.~pv~GH p'o(t. j ~ t~,ey}~ll s;tal:id >th e_ Q('J/0 bl.11 I, thre~;:sli:yway carp:-t:··,J1lOV~U~ in from t\{'. kft, ·three_ fro11_1 th~ right, ' r -·ifl'':!c}'fn1r ·, 'R· ;"'iif.rs1,1aslo'i r;,tc(t'ti'.)""f ':'.T'.i~!:::?1f13_R,D ~,P ".''.'\HSE ,It' t_he~/ don t like, those ~hort ,~h~cks I and,on~ top-storr ,Joo~-bmliliffg ~ve~· them _all:. -~,t t.h1s pomt, Emb~r- ~ '· ·' "· ~ -.· · _ A BIG·YEA·R ·:A,HEAD~---' . ,, 1 ca dero .,aml Bays,nore freewii,ys mix 1t up with B1ghways 101, 4Q; .;md · . ·., · · ·. ·· . -~ ·~·· -··· · . p ',, a ·· . a -.·· : · :.t· . t I 50, ,vith half_ a. doz~n _assorted, 1·ai11ps lending moi·e co1I1\1sion tlf;;ffie "·, •• ,, • ''· .c< ·· , .'. , \)[: , . en nge . WOi'l, . \Y€ 11 l'!<YJ1 I . .· . , · ' .. · · { '· ' . , '. ·. ' , '.!.': · ,· ·. -~· · : on·. '· th~'o\.i o·h , tr '. lho' : 1a y- , ;. · ··/ ·, t J m .eny · n1ix~up,. Some.body is going· ,to-:,p.> t lost in th:s car-trap, for, sH:re ! · /J~fJ~.;.~,~~/.,;.·:};i;/.i·{t;;,.(~1i~i,V":i1A-1~{4'fo;#tAf~·~i!il~.;~{fof£t f~l0~j _$ta:t_Y J? 11 <!to> . , ..., .· , '' · 1 t · 1' ITfost 0 ve.1'v-"·'1'€ Y? "-11;;.l n··v ,., ,,':;..,.µ'i 1, 'ntoc-,~ ~ ~-,~ =•/-,,,.·-.... ,;,.,..,. 0 •• • ·~ • ~ , , · ~'·(.·,.,-.;, .. .. , · · -,. = "'--. -,.., V > , • •-:i.. ,\ \' 1 \, -.l d ~ t . 'r .,: ,·<""·, " . '°7f'··· j,• :, ·:i·> ,, ·· ' ·•· . ....;~ , Janua,r~.,,!- . ·' a5 HieJ ·c1ro1ii:h·· c3'ntiii ues' l'.. · ·· - • . • ·,., ~, : · ' 1!Jl • . ; •.,, I . ·, I WQf}c 'C(.Y/i(iJll.leS:- , . , • ' ' , • ,! ' , • ' ' '. J,, ;, ~, ..' · · . ..· -~ - _e J' ;, Big}1~n;~sinwa+'eran{l.pow~r,.I ,· n, f emOJ1la.. m , il.. 11 merpbers. bf thE; umon are here\'ntn reauested to make I Lk~ ... r .n,,)_ au<1 Fe-atl:er, loo.ii I . ·, · ·. largo -0n tne 1957 horizon and 1 · · • N • every. J?OSSib\e effort 'to contnbute blood to the-Loca}' 3. blood a!onf ),ith highways, civic utilities, CA~VI~ ~, :s!,ND - . , DAN!EL LEO TRADE \' 1 I 6 ' 1'a1~ I, \"' 11·cl1 1·" -,.,~a·i11+·, 1·nP,::i at e"'c11 '01"t1~ch of.i,1·cn of tl1eo un1·0 ..1 1 '· d . - · ' ' December 4, .i. 9;i , Eureka Ca li .. Dec, . l~. 1956, Haywai·d, Ca_h_· f. 1.J ., , .· .. ' · 1 . ·. ~ '" . eu _. '-'0 ., co .. c .u. 1. ··- · , . ,. ; , 1111 ust,paJ exp.ans1on, and homes, i . , · ·•· ·. ·.· .. , ' , · - - The )ituati_0h is bad _in near,).y ~V\7~-y district - ~lood\ is th~ 1~~w-·yea<~~~·1111ses t~,to?. even ! <Cii:FF~~D WI\SO~ , : ' . .' ·CARL A. D,'li."\iELSDN- . '. · . ·. · · ne,edod .. every,;\'here to replemsh the , t~~ 1umrc~ J_9uo 1111 constrnc~10u ~c- 1 Dec. 9, 19~6, Heald_bm g, Calif. O.~c., 20, 1956, Concord,_ Calif.. · Sl.Dp]y that out members and £heir _hvity. 1:his n _tl-1e pr,~spe~t _m .. spite I .-· F..RAN'Ii. E, DeROSl1t · .: · "·~fILFREiD lV. ' BONNER . f' . • iT.n , , 1· ·, . .}·. of_ t_l_1.e bJg Jag ll.) home b!]Ildn1g now .:D e-c. i_O-,-, 1. 956,' Folsom, Call£. : D - ?1 1 o5~ . c· 0 . .r am._,h::S 1 e y upon. takm.g place .., _ , , . .., . •.. ,. , ,. ec. - · , ·,: ·.:i, Junct1oi1 . ,ty,_ . re: · .. Jt ,takes very little . effort; .if costs .: .So, evei1 iHt rains or stoi'n~s for. WILFORD B,Ulv!Pt;S , WII,EfA~[ lWEPP '. YCll .nothing, there, is ·no · pain or dis~· .hvo · months · straight ("·hich it Dec. /f, :J.9~~, } 0.~re, Utah :·· Ilec: 0 23, 1956.;- Redi Elt.iff, Cal.if: Comfort-..:....vet this 'is Orie of the finest wo~1'1:l the boys have_ a pleasant P . R. PORTH'·-~. · . F: FIDDLER . "., " _ .. · outlook_ on the work and waaes0 I Dec .. 15 19"6 · H 11tsv ·11 M'ssot ,· 1 D- ', ge--tures· a man or woman can ma_ke , . '/ , u , u ~-e, 1 111. ec. 26, 1956, ,san Francisco, Calif: _:,, · · , . • . · . , c . s1<;lf as far as the new year is con- 1 · · _ ,,, . · l i toward the welfare of brother. workers oerned. · :.· · JOHN A. QmN.1ARA JOSEPH N. PEABODY 1' and their,, families. , : / · Fo]io~ing is' a , rou; ·a-up of 'Ll)e Dec,. 16, 1956, :·Itio )l.'\sta, .,Calif: 1 Dec. 26, 19:'j6'. Cuperti_!10 ,,, Cs)it . i . .. , All: vou have fo do is con.tact the situation as ~een- by the vari9us F . P~0KHA:M , ,_ ., . , ·JOE" 'W. BARNARD _ 9 · · - · ·.. · · " · ' · · · ·. ; ' · .. ,. branch officer- 0f Local · a- of D · i7 1956 N. 0 ·s ·, . ._, t.0 ' c· 1 D" ' · 98 1·9-53 c 0 1 1 · c J'f1 b::anch offic~ s_eyving the area_i n \Vr;~ch:you-\vork. The off.ice eai·It Ja_nuary:"'. .. : . ,.-, . :-'' ~- ·. ec . ' '." · · , ~c~,~rr:i,e\~ , , · 1_a ·'.
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