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Public Document No. 15
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DIRECTORY OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
1965
ANNUAL REPORT ON THE STATISTICS OF LABOR
Published by the Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries Rocco Alberto, Commissioner
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BOSTo:; -^ - -3RARY lAassachusetts fi^l ^"^ Directory of Labor Organizaticns 1965 BDTD RED
DIRECTORY
OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN
MASSACHUSETTS
19 6 5
(With Statistics of Membership, 1963-6Ii-65)
Labor Bulletin No. 208
Compiled by the
DIVISION OF STATISTICS
Thomas M. Raftery, Director
MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES
Rocco Alberto, Coraraissicner INTRODUCTION
The raateirial here presented constitutes the Sixtieth Directory of Labor Organizations in Massachusetts. The first Directory of this kind was published in August, 1902. The tem "Labor Organizations" as used in this Directory is a group of employees or wage earners organized for the purpose of improving their status through negotiations with employers. The organization is usually a party to either a written or verbal agreement concerning wages and conditions of em- ployment .
Since the last Directory was issued many new unions have been organized, others have become inactive or disbanded. The Department has records of unions in existence by reason of "statements" required by Chapter 6I8, Acts of I9I46 (Revised by Chapter 39U, Acts of 19h9)-
This edition consists of four divisions, as follows:
I. " National and International Organizations " having one or more affil- iated local unions in the United States, (pages 3-13)'
H. " Delegate Organizations" consisting of organizations composed of delegates from local xmions whose members sire 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 lii-23).
III. " Local Labor Unions " composed of wage earners in a single locality directly associated in what may be termed the "unit body" of organization, (pages 2U-156).
IV. " Statistics of Labor Organizations" showing number and membership of local unions as of January 15, 19o5, with data for two prior years, (pages l57- 159).
All National, International, Delegate and Local Organizations listed in this Directory are AFL-CIO affiliates except where otherwise noted.
At the beginning of each year a general canvass is made for the data which appear in this Directory. Each National and International Labor Organization known to be in existence in the United States (See Section I) is requested to furnish the Department with the name and address of its corresponding official and a list of any Massachusetts locals affiliated, together with the names and addresses of certain officials of such unions. From the Delegate Organizations in Massachusetts (See Section II) somewhat similar data are secured. Each Local unit known to be in existence, whether or not chartered by a parent body, is canvassed and detailed information is secured as to the time and place of meeting, the names and addresses of corresponding and other officials, and other relevant data (See Section III). These same unions also report the membership of their orgainizations (See Section IV).
The names of the individual Local Unions appear in Section m, listed for ready reference alphabetically under the respective municipalities in which their headquarters are located. Nearly all of the local urdons are affiliated with national or inteniational bodies. Designations of locsil unions follow closely the names of parent bodies as given in Section I.
The following facts are given for each Local and Delegate Union: Name and charter number (and brief identifying description where available); time and place of regularly held meetings; name and address of secretary, business agent or other authorized representative; business office and telephone number, if any. Officials of those organizations from whom no report was received in re- sponse to the original request were visited by the statistical investigators of the Division and the necessary data were secured. There were also ascertained, from various sources, facts with reference to the forming of new unions and the disbanding of those formerly active. At the time of going to press there were incorporated in this issue such changes as had come to the attention of the Department since the original canvass was made. Officials of organizations listed herein are urged to advise the Department of any such changes as they occur. The Department makes every effort to issue the Directory as early in the year as possible, as much of its usefulness depends upon the promptness of its issue. In this endeavor we have had the cordial cooperation of labor officials throughout the state. ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviations for titles of union officials follow: i-'B.A., Business Agent Leg. Agt., Legislative Agent C.R. , Corresponding Representative Mgr., Manager C.S., Corresponding Secretary Nat'l, Sec, National Secretary Ch. , Chairman Qrg«i Organizer J.S., Financial Secretary Pres., Pres. Gen. Ch., General Qiairman R.S., Recording Secretary Gen. Sec, General Secretary Sec, Secretary Grand Sec, Grand Secretary S.T,, Secretary-Treasurer Int'l. Sec, International Secretary V.P., Vice President
-^ Abbreviations for names of certain national labor organizations follow:
,1 A, A, A. A, , Associated Actors and Artistes of America
, AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations
^ IND. , Independent N.E. Fed., New England Federation S.C.M.E., State, County and Municipal Employees, American Federation of S.C.T.E., State, City and Town Employees, Federation of T.W.U.A., Textile Workers Union of America U.M.W., United Mine Woricers U.T.W.A., United Textile Workers of America
In all other instances, the locsil organizations are presented in such manner that they may be readily identified with their national or international organizations.
Abbreviations for names of railroad companies follow:
B & A, Boston and Albany B & M, Boston and Maine NT NH, New York, New Haven and Hartford I. NATIONAL AND lOTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
All unions listed in this section are AFL-CIO affiliates unless otherwise noted.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF UBOR - CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS. William F. Sclinitzler, S.T., 8l5 l6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.G.j Hugh Thompson, Reg, Dir,, 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass.
DEPARTMENTS OT Tjffi AFL-CIO
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES DEPARTI-ENT. Frank Bonadio, S.T., Rra. 603, 8l5 I6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Joseph T. Dyer, Reg. Dir., 10 Edgemere
Blvd. , Shrewsbury, Mass.
INDUSTRIAL UNION DEPARTlffiNT. James B. Carey, S.T., 8l5 l6th St., N.W., Washing- ton 6, D.C.
MARITIME TRADES DEPARTMENT. Peter M. McGavin, Exec. S.T., Rm. 501, 8l5 l6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
METAL TRADES DEPARTMENT. Clayton W. Bilderback, S.T., Rm. $03, 8l5 l6th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' DEPARTMENT. Howard Pickett, S.T., Rm. 1212, 220 S. State St., Chicago U, Illinois.
UNION LABEL AND SERVICE TRADES DEPARTMENT. Joseph Lewis, S.T., Rm. 1402, 8l5
l6th St., N.W. , Washington 6, D.C.
ACTORS AND ARTISTES OF AMERICA, ASSOCIATED. Donald F. Conaway, Exec. Sec, 226 West U7th St., New York 36, New York. ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (A.A.A.A. ). Angus Duncan, Exec. Sec, 226 West U7th St., New York 36, New York. ACTORS GUILD, INC., SCREEN (A.A.A.A.). John L, Dales, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 7750 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood U6, Califomiaj Robert M. Segal, Exec Sec, 11 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. ACTORS UNION, HEBREW (A.A.A.A.). Max Friedlander, S.T., 31 East 7th St., New York 3, New York. ACTORS UNION, ITALIAN (A.A.A.A.). Lawrence Rondine, Exec Sec, Rra. 706, I67U Broadway, New Yoric, New York. AGRICULTURAL WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amalgamated) AIR CRAFT WORKERS (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs.j and Weldors Int'l. Union) AIR LINE COMMUNICATIONS EMPLOYEES (See Communications Workers of America) AIR LINE DISPATCHERS ASSOdOTION. Ernest A. Bressin, S.T., 2U3 W. Maple Ave., Vienna, Virginia; Thomas E. Sharkey, Cncl. Ch. , 18 Magnolia Terrace, Peabody, Mass. AIR LINE MECHANICS (See Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Wkrs.) AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION, INT'L. Joseph G. Fickling, Sec, 55th St. and Cicero Ave., Chicago, Illinois; H. F, Clark, V,?. Reg. 1, 10 Pinewood Lane, Mountain Lakes, New Jersey. ALLIED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICA INT'L. UNION (See Industrial Wkrs. of America Int'l, Union, Allied) ALUMINUM WORKERS INT'L. UNION. Patrick J. Reilly, Sr. , S.T., Rra. 338, 8I8 Olive St., St, Louis 1, Missouri. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
AMERICAN WATCH WORKERS UNION (IND). William F. Hameister, S.T., 152 E. Chicago St., Elgin, Illinois; George E, Massie, V.P. , 15 Whitlowe Rd,, West Newton, Mass. ARTISTS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TELEVISION AND RADIO (See Television and Radio Artists, American Federation of) ARTISTS, AMERICAN GUILD OF MUSICAL, INC. (A. A. A. A.). Hyman R. Faine, Nat'l. Exec, Sec, Rm. 911, l8Ul Broadway, New York 23, New Yoric. ARTISTS, AMERICAN GUILD OF VARIETY (A.A.A.A.). Jackie Bright, Nat'l. Admin. Sec, 551 Fifth Ave., New York, New York; Fred Wheaton, Br. Mgr., 100 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. ASBESTOS WORKERS, INT'L, ASSOCIATION OF HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS AND. Albert E. Hutchinson, Goi. S.T., Rm. 505, 1300 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. ; George Rider, V.P,, U827 Francis Lewis Blvd., Bayside, New York. ASSOCIATED UNIONS OF AMERICA (Federated Unions) (IND). Donald F. Cameron, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. 7018, l6l W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 3> Wisconsin. AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Charles H. Kerrigan, Dir., Rm. 2008, 393 Seventh Ave., New York 1, New York; Alfred Olerio, Sub. Reg, Dir,, Rm. 5Ul, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass, AUTOMOBILE WORKERS (See Industrial Wkrs. of America, Int'l, Union, Allied) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN. Curtis R. Sims, S.T., Rm. 300, 1120 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C; Joseph G. Kane, Int'l. V.P,, 18 Buffalo St., Elmont, New York. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L, UNION OF AMERICA (IND). Henry Bartosh, Int'l. S,T., Rm. 200, 1000 l6th St., N,W., Washington, D,C.; Gregory Oskoian, Int'l. V.P,, U3 Buttonwood Dr,, Cranston, Rhode Island. BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS INT'L, UNION OF AMERICA, THE JOURNEYMEN. E. M. Sanders, Gen. S.T., llUl N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Indiana; Alfred Boudreau, Int'l, Rep., IO96 Broadway, So, Portland, Maine. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BEAUTY CULTURISTS (See Barbers) BILL POSTERS, BILLERS AND DISTRIBUTORS, U,S, & C, INT'L. ALLIANCE OF. John J, Grady, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 820, lii72 Broadway, New Yoric 36, New York. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS, INT'L. BRCTHFJIHOOD OF. Homer E, Patton, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 565, 755 State St., Kansas City, Kansas; Charles F. Moran, V.P,, Rm, 1203, 25 West U5th St,, New York, New York. BOOKBINDERS, INT'L, BROTHERHOOD OF. Wesley A. Taylor, S.T., Rm. 900, l6l2 K St., Washington, D.C; John Barry, Int'l. Rep., Rm. U06, 29h Washington St., Boston, Mass. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION. John E. Mara, Gen. Pres.,S.T., 2U6 Summer St., Boston, Mass.; Bradford A, Hamilton, Reg. Dir., 9 Perhara St., W. Roxbury, Mass. BREWERY, FLOUR, CEREAL, SOFT DRINK AND DISTILLERY WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF, UNITED. Arthxir P, Gildea, S.T., 23U7 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio; Martin Gross, Jr., Reg, Dir,, 112 Market St., Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. BRICK AND aAY WORKERS OF AMERICA, THE UNITED. George Popovsky, Int'l, S,T., 9039 So, Ashland Ave., Chicago 20, Illinois; Carmine Santo, Int'l. V.P., 175 Smith St., Perth Amboy, New Jersey. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. Thomas F. Murphy, Sec, 815 l5th St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C; John F, Tracy, Sec, 59 Orchard Hill Rd, , Jamaica Plain, Mass, BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS (See Iron Workers) BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICIANS, NATIONAL ASSN. OF. Arthur Hjorth, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 711, 80 E. Jackson Blvd,, Chicago k, Illinois; Clifford Gorsuch, Reg, Dir., 135 West 50th St., New Yoric, New Yoric. BUILDING LABORERS (See Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES' INTERNATIONAL UNION. George E. Fairchild, S.T., 900 17th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; Matthew McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep., Rm. 723, 29U Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
BUS OPERATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) BUTCHER WORKMEN (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Woricraen) CAP MAKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers) CAR PORTERS (See Porters, Sleeping Car) CARMEN (See Railway Carmen) CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA, UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF. Richard E. Living- ston, Gen. Sec, 101 Constitution Ave,, N.W,, Washington 1, D.C. j Harry P. Hogan, Gen. Rep,, 1179 Bay St., Springfield, Mass. CEMENT FINISHERS (See Plasterers and Cement Masons) CFJffiNT, LIME AND GYPSUM WORKERS INT'L, UNION, UNITED. Toney Gallo, Gen. S.T,, 7830 W. Lawrence Ave., Chicago, Illinois. CHAUFFEURS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) CHEMICAL WORKERS UNION INT'L. Marshall Shafer, S.T., 1659 W. Market St., Akron, Ohio; Thomas F. Mullen, V. P., 17 Symphony Rd. , Peabody, Mass. CHRISTIAN LABOR ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES (IND). Joseph Gritter, Nat'l. Sec, 1600 Buchanan Ave., S.W. , Grand Rapids, Michigan. CIGAR MAKERS INT'L, UNION OF AMERICA. Mario Azpritia, Pres., Rm. 602, 101 Constitution Ave., N.W. , Washington 1, D.C. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees) CLERKS, BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) CLERKS, RETAIL AND WHOLESALE (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen; Retail
Clerks, Int'l, ; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA, A]>1ALGAMATED. Frank Rosenblum, Gen. S.T., l5 Union Sq. , New Yoric 3, New York; Joseph Salerno, N.E. Dir.,V.P,, 73 Treraont St., Boston 8, Mass. COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN (IND). William Bender, S.T., Rm. 120U, 18 John St., New York, New York. COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA. William A, Smallwood, S.T., 1925 K St., N,W,, Washington, D, C, ; M, Don Sanchez, N.E. Area Dir., 15 Court Sq. , Boston, Mass. CONDUCTORS (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen; and Transit Union, Amalgamated) CONFECTIONERY WORKERS (See Bakery and Confectionery Workers) COOKS AND WAITERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Einployees)
COOPERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. James J. Doyle, Pres. , S.T. , Rm. 705, 120 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES (See Retail Clerks Int'l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) DIE SINKERS' CONFERENCE, INT'L. (IND). Joseph G. Stankus, Sec, Rm. IO6, 7039 Superior Ave., Cleveland 3» Ohio. DIRECTORS GUILD OF AMERICA, INC. (IND). Joseph C. Youngerman, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 7950 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California; Ernest RLcca, Eastern Exec, Sec, 59 East 5Uth St., New Yoric 22, New York. DISTILLERY, RECTIFYING, WINE AND ALLIED WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA. George J. Oneto, Gen. S.T., 707 Summit Ave., Union City, New Jersey; Lawrence Cohen, F.S.T., 11 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. DOLL AND TOY WORKERS OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, INT'L. UNION OF. Milton Gordon, S.T., 132 West U3rd St., New York 36, New York. DRAFTSMEN AND ARCHITECTS (See Technical Engineers, American Federation of) DROP FORGERS (See Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF. George Collins, S.T., 1126 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; Earl J. Riley, Pres., Dist, 2, Rm. 200, Ul Tremont St., Boston, Mass, EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND). James J, Matles, Gen. S.T., 11 East 5lst St., New York 22, New York; Paul Seymour, V.?., 10 Tremont St,, Boston 8, Mass. EIECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Joseph D. Keenan, Int'l. Sec, 1200 l5th St,, N.W., Washington 5, D.C; John J. Regan, Int'l. V.P., 223 Park Sq. Bldg., Boston I6, Mass. )
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
ELECTROTYPERS (See Stereotypers and Electrotjrpers ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS, INT'L. UNION OF. Edwin C. Magee, S.T., Rm. I5l5, 12 So. 12th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION, MARINE (See Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn.) ENGINEERS, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE (IND). John F, Sytsma, Gen. S.T., I365 Ontario St., Cleveland li;, Ohio. ENGINEERS, INT'L, UNION OF OPERATING. Newell J. Carman, Gen. S.T., 1125 17th St., N.W. , Washington 6, D, C. ; Howard Dalton, Reg. Dir. , 265 West lUth St., New York 11, New York. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Federation of) EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FEDERATION OF (IND). Florence I. Broadwell, S.T., 1737 H St., N.W., Washington, D.C. FIRE FIGHTERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF, Albert E. Albertoni, S.T., Rm. UOU, 905 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C; William H. McClennan, V.P. , 29 Windermere Rd., Boston 25, Mass. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMM, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE. R. R. Bryant, Gen. S.T., Rm. 318, 1621 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohioj W. M. Watson, V.P., 28 Roseland St. , West Springfield, Mass. FIREMEN AND OILERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. Wm. E. Fredenberger, Int'l. S.T.,
Rm. iiOl, 100 Indiana Ave., N.W. , Washington 1, D.C.j John J, McNamara, Int'l. V.P., kS Bromfield St., Boston 8, Mass, FIREMEN AND OILERS, WATERTENDERS AND WIPERS ASSN., PACIFIC COAST MARENB. William W. Jordan, Pres., 2^0 Second St., San Francisco 5, California. FISHERMEN AND ALLIED WORKERS DIVISION (See Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, Int'l.) FLIGHT ENGINEERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. Harry S. O'Brien, Exec. V.P., S.T., Rm. 30U, 100 Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. FOUNDRY WORKERS (See Molders and Allied Workers) FREIGfir HANDI£RS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES (See Railway and Steamship
Clerks J and Longshoremen) FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Fred Fulford, Int'l. S.T., Uth Fl., 700 Broadway, New York 3> New York; Francis O'Connor, Bus. Rep., 29U Washington St., Boston, Mass. GARMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Catherine C. Peters, Gen. S.T., Rm. lUOU, 31 Union Sq. West, New York 3, New Yorkj Frank J. Stodcmaster, Int'l. Rep., 6 Marilou Dr., Rochester, New Yoric.
GARMENT WORKERS , INT'L. LADIES. Louis Stulberg, Gen. S.T., 17IO Broadway, New
York 19, New York; Philip Kramer, V.P. , 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass. GLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA, UNITED. Lewis McCracken, Int'l. S.T., 556 E. Town St., Columbus l5, Ohio. GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS ASSOCIATION OF THE U.S. AND CANADA. Newton W. Black, Int'l. Sec, Rm. 100, 226 So. l6th St., Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania; Pasquale Bocchicchio, Rep., 88 West li7th St., Bayonne, New Jersey. GLASS CUTTERS LEAGUE OF AMERICA, WINDOW. R. A. Lorant, Sr. , S.T., 1078 So. High St., Columbus, Ohio. GLASS WORKERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, AMERICAN FLINT. James W. Mitchell, S.T., Rm. 200, 20U Huron St., Toledo, Ohio. GLOVE WOHCERS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Esther F. Johnson, Nat'l. S.T., Rm. 716, 900 F St., N.W., Washington, D.C.j Daniel Kearney, V.P., kl Arrow- wood Rd. , Cohasset, Mass. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Kenneth T. Lyons, Nat'l. Pres., 10 Tremont St., Boston 9, Mass.; Frank Ward, Nat'l. Sec, 10 Tremont St., Boston 9, Mass. GRAIN MILLERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. H. A. Schneider, Gen. S.T., h9k9 Olson Memorial Hghwy., Minneapolis 22, Minnesota; N. D. Crane, V.P., lU2 Lincoln Blvd., Kenmore, New YoA. GR;»NITE COTTERS INT'L. ASSN. OF AMERICA, THE. Costanzo Pagnano, Int'l. Pres., 18 Federal Ave., Qulncy. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
GUARD WORKIiES OF AMERICA, UNITED PLANT (IND). Roy I. Haines, S.T., lU2lU E. Jefferson St., Detroit 15, Michigan; Francis Fitzpatridc, Reg. Dir., Summer Ave., Edgewater Park, Beverly, New Jersey. GYPSUM WORKERS (See Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers) HAIRDRESSFJIS (See Barbers) HANDBAG, LUGGAGE, BELT AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Woricers) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, UNITED. Gerald R. Coleman, Exec. Sec, 2l6 Fifth Ave., New Yoric l6. New York; Edwin Erwin, V.P., 55U Main St., Worcester, Mass. HOD CARRIERS, BUILDING AND COMMON LABORERS UNION OF AMERICA, INT'L. Peter Fosco, Gen. S.T., 905 l6th St., N.VJ., Washington, D.C.; Vincent DiNunno, Reg. M^r., 80 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. HORSE SHOERS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, INT'L. UNION OF JOURNEYMEN. Robert J. Coons, S.T., P.O. Box 208, Collinsville, Illinois; E. J. Eemas, S.T., P.O. Box 211, Salem, New Hampshire. HOSIER! WORKERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Major Banachowicz, Gen. S.T., 2319 N, Broad St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS INT'L. UNION. Robert I. Diefenbach, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1500, 6 E. Fourth St., Cincinnati, Ohio; Marcel A. Kenney, V.P. , 1 Grist Mill Lane, Hyannis, Mass. INDUSTRIAL TRADES UNION OF AMERICA (IND). Herve Gagnon, Gen. Sec, 53 Federal St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island, INDUSTRIAL WOfKERS OF AMERICA IJ/T'L. UNION, ALLIED. Gilbert Jewell, Int'l. S.T., 3520 W. Qclahoma Ave,, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Albert Casale, Int'l. Rep., 166 Mill St., Southington, Connecticut. INSULATORS (See Asbestos Workers and Insulators) INSURANCE AGENTS, INT'L. UNION OF LIFE (IND). W. Luedke, Jr., Gen. F.S.T., Rm, 6023, 161 W, Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. UNION. William A. Gillen, S.T., 101? 12th St., N,W., Washington, D,C,; Daniel J. Foley, Int'l. Rep,, 35 Revere St., Worcester, Mass. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, THE NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND). George Bursach, Exec. S.T., Rm. 610, 711 llith St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C.; Charles F. Beime, Dist. Gov., 198 Althea St., Providence 9, Rhode Island. IRON WORKERS, INT'L. ASSN. OF BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL. James R. Downes, Gen. Sec, Rm. 300, 36l5 Olive St., St, Louis, Missoiari; Matthew Taylor, Gen. Org., 8 Sun Dial PI., Framingham, Mass. JEWELRY WORKERS UNION, INT'L. Harry Spodick, Gen. Pres.,S.T., Rm. II3I, 152 W. U2nd St., New Yoiic, New Yoric. LABORERS (See Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers) LACE OPERATIVES OF AMERICA, AMALGAMATED (IND). John Newton, S.T., 5U5 W. Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia 33» Pennsylvania. LADIES GARMENT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies) LATHERS, INT'L. UNION OF WOOD, WIRE AND METAL. J. Earl Ferguson, Int'l, S,T., 6530 New Hampshire Ave., Takoma Park, Maryland; M, E, Ferguson, Int'l, Rep*, 238U Titus Ave., Rochester, New York. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION. Sam H. Begler, S.T., Rm. 172ii, Sherwyn Hotel, 212 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS, INT'L. Jack Wieselberg, Gen. S.T., 265 West llith St., New York 11, New York; Manuel Morreira, N.E, Rep., 265 West llith St., New York 11, New York. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L, UNION OF AMERICA. Joseph A. Duffy, S.T., 10 Lowell St., Peabody, Mass, LETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL RURAL (IND). John W. Emeigh, Sec, Rm, I20U, 1750 Pennsylvania Ave., N.VJ., Washington, D. C. ; George L, Rosebrooks, Sec, Gore Rd. , Webster, Mass. LETTER CARRIERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF. J. Stanley Lewis, S.T., 100 Indiana Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C.; William T. Sullivan, Nat'l. Field Dir., Rm.
311, 29I; Washington St. , Boston, Mass. NATIOJAl AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
LITHOGRAFHERS AND PHOTOENGRAVERS INT'L. UNION. Donald W. Stone, R.F.S., 233 West U9th St., New York, New York; James J. Norton, Int'l. Rep., l6 Oak- ridge St., Mattapan, Mass.; Patrick J. O'Donnell, Int»l. Rep., 66 Stanton St., Rockland, Mass. i^OCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive) LOOOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN (See Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of Locomotive)
LONGSHOREMEN'S AND WAREH0USFJ>1EN ' S UNION, INT'L. (IND). Louis Goldblatt, S.T., 150 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, California. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INT'L. Harry R. Hasselgren, S.T., Rm. 1530, 1? Battery PI., New York, New York; John F. Koran, Int'l. V.P. , 70 Neponset St., Revere, Mass. LUGGAGE WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) MACHINE PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES (IND). John T. Patton, S.T., 172 Taunton Ave., E. Providence, Rhode Island. MACHINISTS, GRAND LODGE OF THE INT'L. ASSOCIATION. Elmer E. Walker, Gen. S.T., 1300 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. ; Gilbert Brunner, Gen. V.P., Rm. 816, 250 West 57th St., New York, New York. MAILERS UNION, INT'L. (IND). Gene Johnson, S.T., Rm. 720, Fleming HLdg., Sixth and Walnut Sts., Des Moines, Iowa; Robert dicker. First V.P. , l6U2 South 52nd St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES, BROTHERHOOD OF. Frank L. Noakes, S.T., 12050 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Michigan; Thomas W. McGuire, V.P., 50U Glen Alden Bldg., Scranton, Pennsylvania. MARBLE, STONE AND SLATE POLISHERS, HJBBERS AND SAWYERS, TILE AND MARBLE SETTERS HELPERS AND TERRAZZO HELPERS, INT'L. ASSN. OF. William Peitler, Gen. Pres., Rm. 628, 821 l5th St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS OF AiffiRICA, INDUSTRIAL UNION OF. Ross D. Blood, S.T., 53I1 Cooper St., Camden, New Jersey; Eugene McCabe, Reg. Dir., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass. MARINE ENGINEI^RS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION. Herbert W. Peters, S.T., Rm. 1930, 17 Battery PI., New York h. New Yoric; Francis J. Couble, Br. Agt., 3UU Atlantic Ave, , Boston, Mass. MARINE FIREMEN (See Firemen and Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers) MARITIME UNION OF AMERICA, NATIONAL. David M. Ramos, Nat'l. S.T.> 36 Seventh Ave., New York 11, New York; John T. Hunt, Agt., 2UU Summer St., Boston 10, Mass. MASONS (See Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers) MASTERS, MATES AND PILOTS, INT'L. ORGANIZATION OF. Capt. Thomas O'Callaghan, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 2221, 17 Battery PI., New York, New Yoric; Patrick J. King, Local Pres., 177 State St., Boston, Mass. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN OF NORTH AMERICA, AMALGAMATED. Patrick E. Gorman, Int'l. S.T., 2800 N. Sheridan Rd., Chicago, Illinois; Clifford C. Caldwell, Int'l. V.P., Rm. 329, H Beacon St., Boston, Mass. MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVE.RY (See Special Delivery Messengers) METAL ENGRAVERS AND MARKING DEVICE WORKERS (See Machinists, Int'l. Association of) METAL LATHERS (See Lathers, Wood Wire and Metal) METAL POLISHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS AND HELPERS INT'L. UNION. Jim Siebert, Pres., S.T., 5578 Montgomery Rd. , Cincinnati, Ohio; Irving Weisler, Int'l. V.P., 303 Parte Ave. South, New York, New York. MILLERS (See Grain Millers) MILLINERY WORKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers) MINE, MILL AND SMELTER WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF (IND). Irving Dichter, S.T., 9Ul East 17th Ave., Denver, Colorado, MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, DISTRICT 50 (IND). John J, Badoud, S.T., 1U35 K St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C. MOLDERS AND AUJED WORKERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Reginald C. Bigsby, Sec, 1225 E. McMillan St., Cincinnati 6, Ohio; Thomas M. Shea, V.P., Ul
WestwoodDr. , Westfield, Mass, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Qnployees) MUSICAL ARTISTS (See Artists, American Guild of Musical) MUSICIANS, Al-IERICAN FEDERATION OF. Stanley Ballard, Sec, 220 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Newark, New Jersey; George Harris, Mass. Rep., ^6 St. Botolph St., Boston, Mass. NEWSP)>PER AND MAIL DELIVERERS UNION OF NEW YORK AND VICINITY (IND). Stanley J, Lehman, S.T., 25 Ann St., New York, New York. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN. Charles A. Perlik, Jr., S.T., 2nd Fl., 1126 l6th St., N.W., Washington, D.C.; Ed Allen, Int'l. Rep., 1529 Commercial St., East Weymouth, Mass. NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Woricersj and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) OFFICE EMPLOYES INT'L. UNION. J. Howard Hicks, S.T., Rm. 707, 1012 lUth St., N.W. , Washington 5, D.C.j Leo J, Wallace, V.P. , 21; Pine Grove Ave., West Lynn, Mass. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS INT'L. UNION. A, F. Grospiron, S.T., 18U0 California St. (P.O. Box 2812), Denver, Colorado. OPERATING ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Int'l. Union of Operating) PACKINGHOUSE AND DAIRY WORKERS, NATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Floyd L. Boyer, Nat'l. Sec, 1201 E. Court Ave., Des Moines, Iowa. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, DISTRICT 6. Donald H. Smith, Dist, Dir., 129 Clinton Ave,, Newark, New Jersey; John E. Mitchell, Field Rep., 69 Canal St., Boston, Mass. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS OF AMERICA, BROTHERHOOD OF. Wm. H. Rohr- berg. Gen. S.T., 217-219 N. Sixth St., Lafayette, Indiana; S. J. Angleton, Gen. Rep., 30 Circular Ave,, Natick, Mass. PAPFRMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED. Al E. Brown, S.T., No. Pearl St. at Wolfert Ave., Albany, New Yoik; Frederick J. Rochford, V.P., 31 Elm St., Springfield, Mass. PATTERN I4AKERS LEAGUE OF NORTH AMERICA. Gunnar Hallstrom, Gen. Pres., Suite 20U, 1000 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.; Joseph E. Kast, Dist. Sec, Rm. 226, Richford Hotel, 210 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, New York. PFTROLEUM WOHCERS, INC., INT'L. UNION OF. Joseph W, DeLozier, Jr., S.T., 335 California Ave. , Bakersfield, California. P^OTOPNGRAVERS (See Lithographers and Photoengravers Int'l. Union) PILOTS (See Air Line Pilots; and Masters, Mates and Pilots) PLANT GUARD WORKERS OF AMERECA, UNITED (See Guard Workers of America, United Plant) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF. Edward W. Filiault, Int'l, Pres., Plunkett St., Hinsdale, Mass.; Robert Alexander, S.T., 230 North St., Pittsfield, Mass. PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS INT'L. ASSN. OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, OPERATIVE. John J, Hauck, Gen. S.T., 1125 17th St., N.W. , Washington 6, D.C.; James Boyle, Org., k3 Paragon Rd., West Roxbury, Mass. PLASTERERS, BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND (See Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers) PLASTIC WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) PLATE PRINTERS, DIE STAMPERS AND ENGRAVERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Walter J. Smith, S.T., 18 Amundson Ave., Mt, Vernon, New York. PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, UNITED ASSN. OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRMTIGES OF THE. William C. O'Neill, Gen. S.T., 901 Mass. Ave., N.W. , Washington, D.C.; Anthony J, Smith, Gen. Org., lU Temple St., Framingham Centre, Mass. POCKETBOOK WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Workers) POLISHERS (See Marble, Stone and Slate Polishers) PORTERS, SLEEPING CAR, TRAIN, CHAIR CAR- COA 01 PORTERS AND ATTENDANTS, BROTHER- HOOD OF. William H. Bowe, Acting Int'l. S.T.. 217 West 125th St., New York, New Yoilc.
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POST CFPICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMPLDYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND). James D. Burke, S.T., Rm. 62U, 72U 9th St., N.W,, Washington 1, D.C; Dominic Vallera, Dist. Pres., 12 Fairview Dr., Elmwood, Connecticut. POST OFFICE AND POSTJ^L TR/J^SPORTATION SERVICE, HAIL HANDLERS, WATCHMEN AND MESSENGERS, NATIONAL ASSN. OF. Harold McAvoy, Nat'l. Pres., Rm. 9l6, 900 F St., N.W., Washington U, D.C; Edward F. Garvey, N.E. V.P., 1108 Carew St., Springfield, Mass. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FEDERATION OF. Owen H. Schoon, S.T., 5th Fl., 817 lUth St., N.W., Washington, D.C; William J. A. Gorman, V.P. , 22 Annette Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. POSTAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ALUANCE OF (IND). Votie D. Dixon, Nat'l. Sec, 16UU nth St., N.W. , Washington 1, D.C; Curtis E. Smith, Dist. Pres., IhO Goffe St., New Haven 11, Connecticut. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Donald N. Ledbetter, Nat'l. Sec, Rm. 100, Continental Hotel, i;20 No. Capitol St., Washington, D.C; John J. Kelley, Reg, V.P., Main Post Office, Providence, Rhode Island. POSTAL TRANSPORT WOBKERS (See Postal Clerks, United Federation of) POSTMASTERS OF THE UNITED STATES, NATIONAL LEAGUE OF (IND). Henry J. Stoffer, Pres., Rm. 927, Munsey Bldg., Washington U, D.C; Floyd Ray, V.P., Warren, New Hampshire. POTTERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF OPERATIVE. Charles F. Jordan, S.T., P.O. Box 752, East Liverpool, Ohio. PRINTING PRESSMEN'S AND ASSISTANTS' UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Alexander J. Rohan, S.T., Pressmen's Home, Tennessee; Bertram W. Kohl, Rep., Rm. 326, 29U Washington St., Boston, Mass. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MLL WORKERS OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF. William H. Barnell, Pres., Sec, 118 Broadway, Fort Edward, New York; Wilfred D. Gagnon, 8th V.P., 173 Main St., Watervllle, Maine. QUARRY WORKERS (See Stone and Allied Product Workers) RADIO AND TEIEVISION ARTISTS (See Television and Radio Artists, American Fed. of) RADIO AND TELEVISION DIRECTORS (See Directors Guild of America, Inc. RADIO ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN. Bernard L. Smith, S.T., Rm. 207, 270 Madison Ave., New York 16, New Yoric. RADIO WORKERS (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers) RAILROAD SIGNAXMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF. C J. Chamberlain, S.T., 22U7 W. Lawrence Ave., Chicago, Illinois; C K. Fields, V.P. , UOO First St., N.W., Washington, D.C. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS, THE ORDER OF. L.H. Freeman, Grand S.T., 386O Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri; R. J. Woodman, V.P., Rm. 819, Railway Labor
Bldg. , Washington, D.C. RAILROAD TRAINl^CN, BROTHERHOOD OF. William E.3. Chase, Gen. S.T., I37O Ontario St., Qeveland I3, Ohio; P. J. McNamara, V.P., Rm. 712, 7 Water St., Boston, Mass. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF AlffiRICA. W. A. Snyder, S.T., Rm. 900, 537 So. Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinois; W. L. Shaw, Gen. Ch., 25 Wilcox Rd., Dorchester, Mass. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF NORTH AMERICA, INC. (IND). C. M. Donnelly, Grand S.T., Rm. 809, Lafayette Bldg., Buffalo 3, New Yoikj W. J. O'Kane, Local Gh., 1 Martin Rd., Wellesley, Mass. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP aERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS M'iD STATION EMPLOYEES, BROTHERHOOD OF. George M. Gibbons, Grand S.T., Rm. 6OO, 1015 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio; J. B. Haines, Vice Grand Pres., ftn. 1938, 176 W. Adams St., Chicago, Illinois. RAILWAY CARMEN OF AMERICA, BROTHERHOOD OF. Leroy A. Taylor, Gen. S.T., h929 Main St., Kansas City, Missouri; T. F. Sheehan, V.P., 129 Gulliver St., Milton 86, Ifess. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN, ORDER OF (IND). C. H. Anderson, Gen. S.T., O.R.C & B. BMg., First St. & First Ave., N.E. , Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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RAILWAY T^PLOYEES, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Cyrille Salvant, S.T., Box 1095, Albany, Georgia. RysiLWAY PATROmEN'S INT'L. UNION. Cecil Smithson, S.T., 1536 West 105th St., Chicago, Illinois; William E. Carroll, V.P., 316 Dale St., Waltham, Mass. RAILWAY SHOP LABORERS (See Firemen and Oilers) RAILWAI SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION, THE AMERICAN. Richard R. McGuire, F.S.T., Rm. 623, 53 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Illinoisj Frank R. Crowe, Dist. Ch. , 8 Beacon St., Natidc, Mass. RED CAPS (See Transport Service Employees) RESTAURANT WORKERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders) RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. William W. Maguire, Int'l. S.T., llkX DeSales
St., Washington 6, D.C. j James T. Housewright, 3rd V.P., 718-20 Jefferson Bldg., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMEl^JT STORE UNION. Alvin E. Heaps, S.T., 132 West 14.3rd St., New York 36, New York; Thomas J. Leone, Reg. Dir., 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Mass. ROOFERS, DAMP AND WATERPROOF WOiRKERS" ASSN., UNITED SLATE, TILE AITO COMPOSITION. John A. McConaty, Int'l. S.T., 5th Fl., 1125 17th St., N.W., Washington, D.C; Richard F. Vamey, Int'l. V.P. , 63 Division St., No. Quincy, Mass. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED INT'L. UNION. Ike Gold, Int'l. S.T., 87 South High St., Akron, Ohio; Salvatore Camelio, Dir., Dist. 2, 73 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass. RURAL LETTER CARRIERS (See Letter Carriers, Rural) SCREEN ACTORS GUILD (See Actors Guild, Screen) SCREEN DIRECTORS (See Directors Guild of America, Inc.) SCREEN EXTRAS GUILD, INC. H. O'Neil Shanks, Nat'l. Exec. Sec, 723 No. Western Ave., Los Angeles, California. SEAFARERS INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA (Atlantic, Gulf, Lakes and Inland Waters Dist.). Al Kerr, S.T., 675 Fourth Ave., Brooklyn 32, New York; Edward Riley, Port Agt., 276 State St., Boston, Mass. SHETT METAL WORKERS INT'L. ASSOCIATION. David S. Turner, Gen. S.T., 1000 Con- necticut Ave., N.W,, Washington, D.C; Alfred Hosher, Int'l. Rep., 53 Box- wood Dr., Stamford, Connecticut. SHIP BUILDERS, IRON (See Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and Helpers) SHIPBUILDING WORKERS (See Marine and Shipbuilding Workers) SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). W. Vincent Lynch, Pres., 389 Main St., Brockton, Mass.; Earle F. Snow, S.T., 389 Main St., Brockton, Mass. SHOE WORKERS OF AfffiRICA, UInJITED. Angelo G. Georgian, Gen. S.T., Rm. 701, 1012 lUth St., N.W., Washington 5, D.C; James Cordova, Nat'l. Dir., I8 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. SHOEWORKERS PROTECTIVE ASSOQATION, LEWISTON-AUBURN (IND). Joseph P.R. Roy, S.T., 81 Main St., Auburn, Maine. (See also Boot and Shoe Workers) SIDEROGRAFHERS, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF. Wendelin A. Anderer, Int'l. Sec, 712 Atlantic Ave., Collingswood, New Jersey. SLATE, TILE AND COMPOSITION WORKERS (See Roofers) SOFT DRINK WORKERS (See Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers) SPRCIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF. John K. Dunning, S.T., Rm. 217, The Dodge House, 20 E St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C; M. J. Cullen, V.P., 82 Sterling PI., Brooklyn, New York. SPRINKLER FITTERS (See Plumbers and Pipe Fitters) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Gordon W. Chapnan, Int'l. S.T., 8l5 Mt. Vernon PI., N.W. , Washington, D.C; Donald Hull, Int'l. Rep., 100 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. STATIONARY FIRMEN (See Firemen and Oilers) STEAMFITTERS (See Plumbers and Steamfitters) STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Railway and Steamship Clerics)
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STFT.WORKERS OF AIIERICA, UNITED. I. W. Abel, Pres., hm. 1500, 3l6 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania; Roy H. Stevens, Dist. Dir., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Mass. STFRKOTYPFRS AND ELECTROTYPERS UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, INT'L. Frank G. Creamer, S.T., 10 S. LaSalle St., Ctiicago, Illinois j Donald F. Butler, Spec. Rep., 113 Bellevue Ave,, Melrose, Mass. STOIW AND ALI.IED PRODUCT WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. John C. Lawson, Int'l. S.T., 289 No, Main St., Barre, Vermont. STONE CUTTERS ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA, JOURNEYMEN. Howard I. Henson, Gen. Pres., Rm. 92h, 136 E. Market St., Indianapolis, Indiana. STONE POLISHERS, SJBBERS AND SAWYERS (See Marble, Slate and Stone Polishers) STOVE, FURNACE AND ALLIED APPLIANCE WKRS., INT'L. UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Edwin F. Kaiser, S.T., 2929 S. Jefferson Ave. , St. Louis 18, Missouri; Rod McPherson, Sec, U2 Ingell St., Taunton, Mass. STREET AND ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amal- gamated) SWITCHMEN'S UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. Daniel W. Collins, S.T., 3 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, New York. TEACHERS, AJffiRECAN FEDERATION OF. Robert G. Porter, Nat'l. Sec, 716 N. Rush St., Chicago, Illinois; Rose Claffey, V.P. , 16 Barr St., Salem, Mass. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AJO HELFERS OF AMERICA, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). John F. English, Gen. S.T., 25 Louisiana Ave., N.W., Washington 1,
D.C. ; Nicholas P. Morrissey, Org., 28 Windborough St., Hyde Park, Mass. TECHl'JICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF. Albert G. Ross, S.T., Rm. 901, 900 F St., N.W., Washington U, D.C; Miles W. Holmes, Org., 32 Rancocos Dr., Warwick, Rhode Island. TELEGRAPHERS, RAILROAD (See Railroad Telegraphers) TELEGRAPHERS UNION, THE OOMI'IERCIAL. John T. Dowling, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 1025, I3U6 Connecticut Ave., Washington, D.C, TELEGRAPHERS UNION, THE COMMERCIAL, WESTERN UNION DIV. T. T. Freeman, Nat'l.
S.T., Rm. 918 Dupont Circle B]dg., Washington, D.C, ; P, H. Gormley, Reg. Pres., Rm. 302, I76 Federal St., Boston, Mass. TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT WORKERS (See Communications Woricers of America) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND). Margaret J. Kelley, Pres., Rm. 1105, 10 High St., Boston 10, Mass.; Lucille T. Lachance, Gen. F.S., Rm. 1105, 10 High St., Boston 10, Mass. TELEPHONE UNION, ALLIANCE OF INDEPENDENT. Charles B. Scott, S.T,, Rm. 302, lU22 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHlXDD OF (IND). Edward L. Gorvin, Int'l. Pres., Rm. 1^8, 101 Tremont St., Boston 8, Mass.; William J. Sullivan, Int'l. S.T., Rm. U18, 101 Tranont St., Boston 8, Mass. TELEVISION AND RADIO ARTISTS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF (A. A. A. A.). Donald F. Conaway, Nat'l, Exec Sec, 72U Fifth Ave., New York, New York; Robert M. Segal, Exec. Sec, 11 Beacon St., Boston 8, Mass. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED. Francis Schaufenbil, Int'l. S.T., Rm. 3I6,
hh East 23rd St., New York, New York; Philip Salem, V.P. , 90 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass, TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. John Chupka, Gen. S.T., 99 University PI., New York 3* New York; J. Harold Daoust, Dir., hk School St., Boston, I-Iass, THEATRICAL STAGE EI«IPLOYEES AMD MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS OF THE U.S. AND CANADA, INT'L. ALLIANCE OF. Harland Holjnden, Gen. S.T., Rm. 1900, 1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, New York; Joseph Caplan, Rep., I6 Codman St., Dorchester, Mass. TILE AND MARBLE SETTERS HELPERS (See Marble, Stone and Slate Polishers) TOBACCO WORKERS INT'L. UNION. R, J, Petree, S,T., Rm. 6I6, 1522 K St., N.W., Washington, D.C. TOOL CRAFTSMEN, INT'L. ASSOCIATION OF (IND). Russell Allen, Sec, 321^3 37th Ave., Rock Island, Illinois. TOIVN EMPLOY>:eS (See State, County and Municipal Employees)
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TRAIN DISPATOIERS ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN. Arthur Covington, S.T., Rm. 101, 10 B. Huron St. , Chicago, Illinois. TRANSIT UNION, AMAIi3AMATED. 0. J. Mischo, Int'l. S.T., 5025. Wisconsin Ave. N.W., Washington, B.C.; Joseph P. Fahey, Gen. Exec. Bd., 33 Bothwell Rd., Brighton, Mass. TRANSPORT SERVICE EMPLOYEES, UNITED. Richard S. Hamme, S.T., khh East 63rd St., Chicago 37, Illinois; A. A, Granville, N.E, Dir., 8U Harold St., Ro^dDury, Mass. TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. Matthew Guinan, Int'l. S.T., 210 West 50th New York, New Yoik. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, INTERNATIONAL. William R. Cloud, S.T., 301 So. Union Blvd. (P.O. Box 23lil), Colorado Springs, Colorado. UPHOLSTERERS INT'L, UNION OF NORTH AMERICA. R. Alvin Albarino, Int'l. Treas., 1500 No. Broad St., Philadelphia 21, Pennsylvania; Ray M. Pudliner, Dist. Dir., Dist, 1, 212 American St., Pullerton, Pennsylvania. UTinTY WORKERS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC., BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). Anthony Manganelli, Nat'l. Sec, k2 Weybosset St., Providence, Rhode Island; W. Edward Meeker, Nat'l, Bus, Rep., 25 Marlborough Ave., Providence, Rhode Island. UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA. Andrew J, McMahon, S,T,, Rm. 512, 1725 K St., N.W. , Washington 6, D,C. WALL PAPER CRAFTSI^IEN AND WORKERS (See Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers) WAREHOUSEMEN (See Longshoremen; and Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) WATCH WORKERS UNION, AMERICAN (See American Watch Workers Union) WATCHMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INDEPHTOENT. James J. McFaun, S,T., 30 East 20th St., New York 3j New York; Christopher L. Manley, N.E. Rep., 109 Grant Ave., Medford, Mass. WELDORS, INT'L. UNION UNITED (IND). John L. Thomas, Exec. Sec, U736 West El Segundo Blvd., Hawthorne, California. WINE WORKERS (See Distillery, Rectifying, Wine and Allied Workers) WIRE V/EAVERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN. Edward J. Powers, Nat'l. Pres., 265 DeWitt Ave., Belleville, New Jersey, WOODViORKERS OF AMERICA, INT'L, William Botkin, S,T,, l622 N, Lombard St., Portland, Oregon.
lU II. DELEGATE ORGANIZATIONS
All organizations listed in this section are AFL-GIO affiliates unless otherwise noted.
Unless otherwise stated, meeting are held about 8 P.M. on Weekdays and 2 P.M. on Sundays.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR - CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS (New England Regional Office). Hugh Thompson, Dir.; Bus. Off., Rm. 527, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-1275. MASSACHUSETTS STATE LABOR COUNCIL. 3rd Thurs., 10 A.M., Parker House, 60 School St., Boston; Salvatore Cainelio, Pres., Rra. 520, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6662; James P. Loughlin, S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 122U, 11 Beacon St., Boston, Tels. 227-8260 and 7^2-1620.
ASBESTOS WORKERS, NEW YORK-NEW ENGLAND STATE CONFERENCE OF. On Call (May and Nov.), 9 A.M., Where Called; William F. Kelly, Pres., 800 Winchester Ave. New Haven, Connecticut; Nick Buratovich, F.S.T., 19 U9th St., Weehawken, New Jersey. BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS, COSMETOLOGISTS AND PROPRIETORS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE ASSN. OF JOURNEYMEN. On Call; Louis Dempsey, Pres., 7 Utah St., Lawrence; Raffaele Valentino, F.S.T.,Leg, Agt., U73 Howard St., Brockton. BARTENDERS STATE COUNCIL (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BOOKBINDERS JOINT CONFERENCE BOARD, EASTERN NEW ENGLAND AND BOSTON. On Call; John J. Barry, Pres., 92 Pine St., Maiden; Arthur J. Bowes, R.S., 35 M St., So. Boston; Bus. Off., Rra. U06, 29U Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1096. BREWERY WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL OF. Last Sun. (Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.). Where Called; Lionel Pacheco, Pres.; Thomas E. Owens, Exec. Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-Ol;75. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONFERENCE OF. Quarterly, On Call; Chester Wright, Pres., U9 Shrewsbury Ave., Worcester; Neil MacKenzie, Treas.,Leg. Agt., 2l60 Centre St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-3655. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS, METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COMMITTEE OF (Metro- politan Boston Area). On Call, Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; William McKeown, Pres., 77 Clifton St., Framingham; Neil MacKenzie, S.T., 2l60 Centre St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-3655. BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCILS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE. On Gall; Rocco Alberto, Pres., 118 Juniper Ridge Rd., Westwood; John J. Cotter, S.T,, 90 Cliff Rd. , Milton; Bus. Off,, Rm. 208, 683 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha >ii993. BOSTON (Metropolitan District). Thurs., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U07, l6l Mass. Ave., Boston, Tel. Ke 6-2722; John Broderick, Pres., 5 Lewis Dr., Randolph; John E. Deady, S.T., 176 Grampian Way, Dorchester. BROCKTON AND VICINITY. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Brockton, Tel. 586-l|266; Louis W. Poirier, Pres., 33 Hervey St., Brockton; Bernard M. Linehan, S.T., 72 Wilder St., Brockton. FALL RIVER. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 3i4l So. Main St., Tel. 673-OO8O; Thomas T. Carreiro, Pres., 895 Bedford St.; Joseph E. Costa, R.F.S., 1096 Bay St. FITCHBURG (See North Worcester County and Vicinity) FRAMINGHAM-NEWTON. First and 3rd Fil., Italo-American Educational Club, 80 Oak St., Wellesley; William McKeown, Pres., 77 Clinton St., Sherbom; Ernest M. Qnpey, S.T.,B.A., 66 So, Main St., Sherbom. FRANKLIN COUNTY (GREENFIELD). 3rd Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St., Green- field; Fred Behaylo, Pres., B. A,, llU Elm St., Greenfield; James R. McCarthy, R.S.T., 80 Ferrante Ave., Greenfield.
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BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCILS - Concl'd.: GLOUCESTER. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227; Richard D. Lumbard, Pres., 8 Centennial Ave,; Edward W. Griggs, R.S., Mussel Point Rd. GREENFIELD (See Franklin County) LAWRENCE. Mon., 8. 30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2, 202 Broadway, Tel. 687-7200; John A. Fusco, Pres.; Henry Saracusa, R.S, LOWELL. First and 3rd Tues., Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; James Mavrogianis, R.S., 33U Nesmith St.; Alfred Clegg, B.A., 23 Sawyer Ave., Dracut. LYNN. Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St.; Harry Ohlson, Pres. ,B.A. Jeremiah Calnan, William Cashraan, John E, McCarthy, Andrew Cheever, Kenneth Maitland, Everett Warren and Charles DeRosa, B.A's. NEW BEDFORD AND VICINITY. 3rd Fri., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St., New Bedford; James Goldrick, Pres., 7 Shawmut Ave., New Bedford; Lionel Marchand, S.T., 11 Fielding St., New Bedford; Bus. Off., 7U6 Pleasant St., New Bedford, Tel. 992-1089. NEWTON (See Framingham-Newton) NORTH SHORE. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Salem, Tel. 7hh-7h07; Rosario Marraffa, Pres.; Ralph Ware, S.T. NORTH WORCESTER COUNTY AND VICINITY. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Fitchburg, Tel, 3U3-7951; James J. Coughlin, Pres.; Clarence J. Darkin, Sec, NORTHAMPTON. Last Wed., at Bus, Off,, Rm. 9, 25 Main St., Tel. Ju U-0211t; Bernard R, Moreau, Pres., Ih9 Sunset Ave., Amherst; Carl S. Ranno, R.S.T., 125 North St. QUINCY. 3rd Tues., at Bus, Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. 773-5566; Carmine G. D'Olimpio, Pres., 70 So. Walnut St.; Thomas P. Curry, S.T., 73 Parkside Ave,, Braintree, SPRINGFIELD. Thurs., 9 A.M., at Bus, Off,, 26 Willow St., Tel. Re U-9602; William Morris, Pres., 186 Chapin Terrace; George C, Forgue, S.T., U09 Nottingham St, TAUNTON. Uth Fri., at Bus, Off,, UUU Bay St., Tel, 822-3070; Arthur Anctil, Pres., 13 Rockland St.; Gilbert Stuart, R,S., 186 So, Main St., Mansfield. WORCESTER. 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., I8U Front St., Tel. PI 5-303)4; John Dyer, Pres.,B.A.; Andrew E, Shusta, Sec.,B.A. BUILDING LABORERS (See Laborers' District Council, Massachusetts) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES' INT'L. On Call; Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., Int'l. Rep.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 728, 29U Washington St., Boston, Tel. 5U2-9166. CARPENTERS MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL OF. On Call, at Bus. Off., 80 Summer St., Boston, Tel. U26-2989; Andrew Shusta, Pres., 27 Bowen St., W. Boylston; Joseph Hardy, Sec. SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT CONVENTION. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Where Called; Ernest Dion, Pres., 7 Roland Ave., Somerset; Arthur Anctil, Sec, P.O. Box 1035, Taunton; Bus. Off., kUk Bay St., Taunton, Tel. 822-3070. DISTRICT COUNCILS: BOSTON AND VICINITY. On Call; Clifford S. Bennett, Pres.; Peter A. Reilly, R.S.T.,B.A., 23 Parker St., Arlington; Bus. Off., Rm. 327, 25 Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel, Ke 6-8789. CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS. First and 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 72 Mechanic St., I4arlboro, Tel, Hu 5-7381;; George W, Wirsing, R.S., 99 Winthrop St., Medway; Joseph Kinnamey, B.A., East St., Hopkinton. FITCHBURG (See Northern Massachusetts) HOLYOKE AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off,, Rm. U, 203 High St., Holyoke, Tel. 53U-OUU8; Joseph Jablonski, Pres., 108 Federal St., Montague; Jack D. Rodwell, S.T.,Bus. Rep., 2U2 South St., Holyoke. LOWELL AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 20U Middle St., Lowell, Tel. )j53-03U9; Maurice Brassard, R.S., 137 Dracut St., Lowell; James Scanlon, B.A., 207 Wilder St., Lowell.
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CARPENTERS - Concl'd.: DISTRICT COUNCILS - Concl'd.: MIDDLESFJC COUNTY (WOBURN AND VICINITY). 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 36 Williams St., Stoneham, Tel. U38-2636; Charles F. Paladini, R.S., 28 Elmwood St., W. Somerville; Charles Lavacchia, B.A., 6 Mountain St., Woburn. NEWTON AND VICINITY. 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 2^1 Washington St., Newton, Tel. La 7-U207; John Kelleher, Pres., 112 Stony Brook Rd. , Belmont; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 3 Fayette St., Newton. NORFOLK COUNTY (NORWOOD AND WALPOLE). Last Wed., at Bus. Off., 1156 Wash- ington St., Norwood, Tel, 762-2101; Kenneth Gildersleeve, R.S., UU Green St., Foxboro; Thomas E. Moseley, B.A., 53 Heaton Ave., Norwood. NORTH SHORE. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 18, 176 Essex St., Salem, Tel. 7Uli-3395; Joseph Weed, S.T. , I8U Loring Ave., Salemj Joseph
MacComisky, B.A. , 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. NORTHERN MASSACHUSETTS (FITCHBURG). 2nd and Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Fitchburg, Tel. Di >975l; Richard W. LaDeau, R.S., Boyce PI., Winchendon; Thomas Phalen, B.A., 1307 Rindge Rd. , Fitchburg. NORVJOOD (See Norfolk County) SOUTH SHORE. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., I.O.O.F. Hall, North St., Hingham, Tel. 7U9-2U80J George A. Walsh, R.S., 276 Main St., Kingston; Luther P. Goodspeed, B.A. , 2 UH Wales St., No, Abington. SPRINGFIELD AND VICINITY. Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 26 Willow St., Spring- field, Tel. Re 6-2878; Nino Bondioli, Pres., 22 ''osedale Dr., Springfield; Walter LaFrancis, B.A. , 66 Wilson St., Agawam. WALPOLE (See Norfolk County) WOBURN AND VICINITY (See Middlesex County) CENTRAL LABOR COUNCILS (See Labor Councils) CENTRAL LABOR UNION, SPRINGFIELD (IND). First Wed., 7,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St.; George Forgue, Pres., k09 Nottingham St, j James C. Anderson, Treas., 9 Peak Rd. , Wilbraham. CLOTHraG WORKERS, AMAICAMATED (Boston Joint Board), l^th Thurs., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl. , 85 Essex St., Boston, Tel, Ha 6-8123; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr., 650 Huntington Ave., Boston; Sam Tancreto, Nicholas Magliano, Alphonse Ferullo, Sam Beshawaty, Paul Loreck and John J. Cheverie, B.A's. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (New England Tailors Joint Board). Bi-monthly, First Tues., 6 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., Worcester; Eugene Dumais, S.T., 26 Litchfield St., Worcester; Vincent Pace, B.A., 855 Fellsway, Medford. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. UNION OF, DISTRICT 2. 3rd Fri., 1.30 P.M., 3rd Sat., 9.30 A.M. (Feb. , May, Aug., Nov.), Where Called; Earl J. Riley, Pres., 5 Daniel Terrace, Peabody; Henry H. Lussier, S.T., 55 Merida St., Springfield; Bus. Off., Rm. 200, Ul Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-liOU7. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND) DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2. On Call, Quarterly; Paul E. Seymour, Pres., 95 Hatherly Rd., Waltham; Joseph DeMico, S.T., 2UU Dix Ave., Newington, Connecticut; Bus. Off., Rm. 72, 10 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. Ri 2-0560. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND ASSN. OF. On Call, Semi- annually; John J. Regan, Pres,; Samuel J. Donnelly, S.T., 107 Front St., Worcester; Bus, Off,, Rra. 223, Park Sq. Bldg., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-3852. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE (IND) (General Committee of Adjustment - Boston and Maine Railroad). Triennially, Where Called; Ernest C. Hopkins, Gen. Cti., 1298 Commonwealth Ave., Allston; Herbert A. Ward, R.S.T., 56 Sherbrook St., W. Roxbury; Bus, Off,, Rm. 327, 2 9U Washington St., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-5l5U. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE (IND) (General Committee of Adjustment - New Yoric, New Haven and Hartford Railroad). On Call; Harold M. 1-liller, Gen. Ch., 80 Fer- guson Rd., Manchester, Connecticut; Qiristopher C. Colbert, S.T., 60 Hodg- kinson St., Quincy; Bus. Off., 186 Church St., New Haven, Connecticut, Tel. 62U-6717.
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ENGINEERS, MARINE, BENEFICIAL ASSN. BRANCH NO. 1. Fri. of First Full Wk., 1 P.M., at Bus, Off., 3UU Atlantic Ave., Boston, Tel. U26-97l5j John J. Ventola, R.S.; Francis J. Couble, Br. Agt., 70U No. Main St., Brockton. FIRE FIGHTERS OF MASSACHUSETTS, ASSOCIATED. On Call, Monthly, 11 A.M.; Martin E. Pierce, Pres., 20 Adams St., Charlestown; William P. McCarthy, S.T., 91 C St., Lowell. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE: MASSACHUSETTS STATE LEGISLATIVE BOARD. On Callj Gerard Murphy, Leg. Ch., IG38 Main St., So. Weymouth; Milton Rowe, R.S.T., P.O. Box U8U, Greenfield. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEES
BOSTON AND ALBA1\[Y RAILROAD. 2nd Thurs. , Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave., Boston; J. F. Kelley, Pres., UlU Franklin St., Cambridge; L. V. King, Local Ch. ,Leg. Rep., I69 Hunnewell Ave., Newton. BOSTON AND MAINE RAIIHOAD. On Call; H. G. Spencer, Gai. Ch.; W. F. Hartford,
S.T. , kh Lawton Ave,, Fitchburg; Bus. Off., Rm. 215, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-U7U5. NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD AND U,F. RAILROAD. On Call; William F, Gould, Jr, , S.T., 38 No. Main St., Avon; Robert F. Ferguson, Gen. Ch., 1000 York Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
FIRFJffiN AND OILERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NO. 1. On Call; Francis Williams, Pres., 3 Addison Ave., Brockton; Clifton G. Stone, Jr., R.S.T., 180 Water St., Andover; Bus. Off., kS Bromfield St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-8670. FUR AND LFJITHER DEPARTMENT DISTRICT NO. 1 (Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amalgamated). On Call, at Bus. Off., RmJ 329, 11 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. 227-9886; Isador Pickman, Pres., 17 Fay Ave., Peabody; Michael Donahue, F.S.T., 9U Prospect St., Norwood. FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (New England District Council No. l). On Call, 10 A.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston; Walter Johnson, Pres., 52 Main St., Gardner; Francis O'Connor, Int'l. Rep., UO Lothrop St., Newtonville; Bus. Off,, Rm, 232, 29U Washington St,, Boston, Tel, Hu 2-39UO, GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES: DISTRICT COUNCIL OF NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND (Cotton Dress and Miscellaneous Trades). On Call, Quarterly, at Bus, Off., iith Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U; Marchie LaGrasta, Pres., 68 Richmond St., Brockton; Mary Levin, B.A, DISTRICT COUNCIL OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. On Call, at Bus. Off., Garment Wkrs. Sq. , Fall River, Tel. Os U-5762; Joseph H. Rezendes, Pres., 59 Ashmont St., Swansea; Ralph A. Roberts, Mgr., 175 Hemlock St., Fall River, JOINT BOARD OF CLOAK, SKIRT AND DRESSMAKERS. 3rd Thurs., 5 P.M., at Bus, Off., 33 Harrison ;sve,, Boston, Tel. Ha 6-9350; Samuel Goldberg, Pres., 301 Homer St., Newton Centre; Philip Kramer, Mgr,
GULF EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION OF NEW E^GLAND (IND). 2nd Sun. (Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct,), 1,30 P.M,, K, of C. Hall, Highland Ave,, Somerville; Earl J, Francis, Pres., 167 Piper Rd., W. Springfield; Thomas H, Lane, Ch., 5 Hardy St., Beverly. HATTERS, GAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS (See Millinery Workers Union, Mass. Joint Board of) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS: MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL. On Call; Harold Herbert, Pres.; Louis R, Govoni, F.S.T.; Bus, Off,, 528 Commonwealth Ave,, Boston, Tel, Co 7-OUUl. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD OF BOSTON. First Mon,, 5 P,M., at Bus, Off,, 58-62 Berkeley St., Boston, Tel. U23-3335; John C. Hurley, Pres.; Joseph Stefani, R.S.T. JOINT EXECUTIVE BOARD OF LAWRENCE. First Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 90 Broadway, Lawrence, Tel. Mu 8-2296; Philip Moore, Pres., kO Lawrence St., Lawrence; Richard Desharnais, S.T,, 71 Columbus Ave,, Lawrence,
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INSURANCE WKRS. INT'L. UNION, NEW ENGLAND AREA REGIONAL COUNCIL. On Call; Paul F, Tino, Pres., 281 New Hanover Ave., Meriden, Connecticut; David Roberts, S.T., 28 Suffolk Ave,, Swampscott. LABOR COUNCILS: GRFATER BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. 2nd Wed., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston; Valentine P. Murphy, Pres., 603a Boston Ave., Somerville; Lawrence C. Sullivan, S.T., 726 Chestnut St., Waban; Bus. Off., Rm. 308, kh Bromfield St., Boston, Tel. U82-6U83. BROCKTON. 2nd and Uth Tues., Bryant Hotel, 33 W. Elm St.; Francis E. Lavigne, Pres., 18 Yarmouth Ave,; Marchie LaGrasta, R.C.S., 68 Richraond St, CAMBRIDGE (SOUTH MIDDLESEX). 2nd Mon., Cypress Hall, Central Sq. , Cambridge; Salvatore Camelio, Pres., 73 Tranont St., Boston; Edward T. Sullivan, S.T., k2 Longmeadow Rd. , Belmont. CAFE COD (See Greater New Bedford) GREATER FALL RIVER. Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M,, Where Called; Edward F, Doolan, Pres., 5U Cottage St., Fall River; Joseph Lanzilli, S.T., 8Ul Washington St., So. Easton; Bus. Off., Garment Wkrs. Sq. , Fall River, Tel. Os U-5762. FrrCHBURG (See North Worcester County) FRANKLIN COUNTY (See Greenfield) GLOUCESTER. On Call; John A. mise, Pres., 19 Hancock St.; John G. Silva, S.T., Femwood Heights. GREENFIELD (FRANKLIN COUNTY). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 23 School St., Green- field; James R. McCarthy, Pres.,B.A,, 80 Ferrante Ave., Greenfield; James E. Tucker, R.S., 660 Colrain Rd., Greenfield. HAVERHILL (See Greater Lawrence) HOLYOKE. 3rd Mon., 7,30 P.M., 323 High St.j Joseph A. DiChiara, Pres., 88 Columbus Ave.; Michael E, Sheedy, Sr. , R.S., U7 Saraosett St, GREATER LAWRENCE AND HAVERHILL. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 202 Broadway; John A. Callahan, Pres., 288 Ames St., Lawrence; John W. Griffin, Sec, P.O. Box 1015, Lawraice. LOWELL. First and 3rd Thurs., 7,30 P.M,, at Bus. Off., Rm. 319, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U52-7261; Paul J, Doyle, Pres,; Sidney E, LeBow, S.T, GREATER LYNN. 3rd Wed,, at Bus. Off., 122 Union St., Lynn; Lester Gordon, Pres., 2 Prescott Rd., Lynn; Kenneth Muise, R.C.S,, 121 Fayette St,, Lynn. MAIDEN (See Cambridge) GREATER NEW BEDFORD AND CAPE COD. Uth Fri., Where Called; Harry Dunham, Pres.; George E. Garignan, F.S.T.; Bus, Off., 38U Acushnet Ave., New Bedford, Tel. Wy 7-9367. NORFOLK COUNTY. 2nd Tues., Shipbuilders Hall, U8O Quincy Ave., Quincy; Joseph A. Sullivan, Pres., B, A,, 128 Minot St., Dorchester; Claire Kelley, R.S., 35k Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester, NORTH SHORE (See Greater Lynn) NORTH WORCESTER COUNTY. Uth Wed., Where Called; Joseph Carbone, Pres., 177 Belmont St,,Fitchburg; Lorraine Celuzza, R.S., 100 Day St., Fitchburg. NORTHAMPTON. 3rd Tues., Masonic Hall, 25 Main St^; George J, O'Brien, Pres,,
58U Ryan Rd. ; Miss Ann Bak, R.S,, I36 Damon Rd, NORWOOD (See Norfolk County) QUINCY (See Norfolk County) SALEM (See South Essex County) SOUTH ESSEX COUNTY. 2nd Wed., 7,U5 P.M., 263 Essex St., Salem; Arthur Cecelski, Pres., 19 Brtggs St,, Salem; William E, Spears, S,T., 15 School St., Danvers. SOUTH MIDDLESEX (See Cambridge) SOUTH SHORE (See Norfolk County) SPRINGFIELD (See Central Labor Union, Springfield) (IND) WESTFULD. Uth Mon., Eagles Hall, Bartlett St,; Charles Wojcik, Pres,, 9 Ashley St.; Albert M, Lutat, S,T,, 96 Pine St, WORCESTER. Uth Frt., at Bus. Off,, 26 Trumbull St., Tel, 752-58U2; James B, Lavin, Pres,, I6 Eureka St.; Kenneth J. Mangan, Sec, U8 Grafton St,, Shrewsbury. WORCESTER COUNTY, NORTH (See North Worcester County)
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LABORERS' DISTRICT COUNCIL, MASSACHUSETTS. First Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 215 Hanover St., Boston, Tel. La 3-02 35 J Lionel Marchand, Rres., 7U6 Pleasant St., New Bedford; Michael Tarallo, S.T. LADIES GARIfflNT WORKERS (See Garment Workers, Ladies) LATHERS, WOOD, OTRE AND METAL: DISTRICT COUNCILS: GREATER BOSTON. First Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), 6kS Main St., Waltham; Dennis LeLieure, Pres., 53 Sunshine Dr., Marlboro; Raymond F. Coullahan, R.S., 697 Metropolitan Ave,, Hyde Park. MASSACHUSETTS-RHODE ISLAND STATE COUNCIL. Last Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., Worcester; Charles Collins, Pres., Box 153> County Rd., W. Holyoke; Raymond F. Coullahan, 3.T., 697 Metropolitan Ave., Hyde Park. WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS. First Fri., American Legion Hall, Main St., Lanes- boro; Stanley Rhodes, Pres., New Ashford Rd. , Williarastown; Robert J. White, R.S,T,,B,A. , 6U Summer St., Lanesboro.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION, JOINT COUNCIL OF NEVv' ENGLAND NO. lU. On Call, at Bus. Off., 25 Huntington Ave., Boston, Tels. Ke 6-2268 and Ke 6-5110; John F. Donovan, Pres., 85 St. Marks Rd. , Dorchester; Ruth I. Keefe, S.T., 5 Grant Rd., Salem. LETTER CAPJIIERS ASSN., MASSACHUSETTS RURAL (IND). Uth Weekend in June; First Sun., Nov., Where Called; Leonard L. Walpole, Haydenville; George L. Rosebrooks, Sec, Gore Rd,, Webster. LONGSHOREMEN'S DISTRICT COUNCIL OF BOSTON AND VICINITY. Sun. after Uth Thurs., 10 A.M., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave., Boston; Jolin F. Moran, Pres., 70 Neponset St., Revere; Charles F. Fulton, R.S.T., 15 Moreland St., Roxbury. MACHINISTS: DISTRICT LODGES: NO. 38 (Boston and Vicinity). Uth Fri., 11 Otis St., Boston; Thomas F. Cheney, R,S.T., 58 Tolman St., Dorchester; David P. McSweeney, Walter F. Silvers, Frank Every, Earl Powers, Ralph Lindquist, B.A's; Bus. Off., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. Al U-25l5. NO. U2 (Railroad). Bi-annually, at Bus. Off., Rm. 2lU, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-0173; Paul A. Sullivan, Pres., Bus. Pep., U03 Stevens St., Lowell; Morris R. Rudolph, R.S.T. , 29 Webster St., Maiden. NO. U3 (P^lroad). Semi-annually, 11 A.M., Y.M. C.A., New Haven, Connecticut; Joseph E. Burns, Jr., Gen. Ch. , 87 Townsend Ave,, New Haven, Connecticut; John P. Tully, S.T., 36 Idlewell Blvd., Weymouth. NO, 1U7. On Call, at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, I63 Meridian St., E. Boston, Tel. 567-U792; James B. Denning, Pres., 8 Centennial Ave., Saugus; Milton R. Jackson, S.T., 12 Trickett Rd., Lynnfield. MAINTENANCE. OF WAY EMPLOYEES JOINT PROTECTIVE BOARD (New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad). On Call, Annually; Thomas P. Christensen, Gen. Ch.; Bus. Off., Rm. 210, 79 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Connecticut, Tel. 527-6861;; MARINE ENGINEERS BQJEFICIAL ASSN. BRANCH NO. 1 (See Engineers, Marine) MASSACHUSETTS LABORERS' DISTRICT COUNCIL (See Laborers' District Council, Mass.) MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WOH( MEN, AMALGAMATED, DISTRICT NO. 1 (See Fur and Leather Dept. MEAT OJTTERS, BUTCHERS AND FOOD STORE WKRS., NEW E^DLANB COUNCIL OF. On Call, Quarterly, Sun., 1 P.M.; George F. Fitzpatrick, Pres.; Joseph A. Sullivan, Sec; Bus. Off., 1 So. Main St., Natick, Tel. 01 3-2U71. METAL TRADES COUNCIL, CHARLESTOWN COUNCIL (Navy Yard). 2nd Wed., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; N. J. Pizzella, Pres., Main St., Non^ell; S. T. Cardello, Sec. ,B.A., 9 Hills St., Randolph. MILLINERY WORKERS UNION, MASSACHUSETTS JOINT BOARD OF. On Call (Apr. and Sept.), at Bus. Off,, 55U Main St., Worcester, Tel. Sw 9-65U5; Edwin Erwin, Mgr., 9 Hamilton Rd., Woburn; Louis Peso, B.A., 326 Bishop St., Framingham.
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HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKFKS CONFERENCE BOARD OF BOSTON AND EASTERN NEV/ ENGLAND. 3rd Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), 10.30 A.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. J473-2215; Anthony Gedaminsky, Pres.j John J. Crowley, Dist. Rep., 17 Church St., Milford, HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS CONFERENCE BOARD OF CONNECTICUT VALLEY. Sat. before 3rd Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), Where Called; George M. Salmon, R.S.T., 70U Main St., Clinton; W. 0, Paradise, Dist. Rep., 16 King St., Ext., Leicester. NEU'SPAFER GUILD, AMERICAN, IffiW ENGLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL. On Call (Feb., May, Sept. , Dec. ), 2.30 P.M.; James M. Shea, Pres., 26 Pierson St., Beverly; Leonard I, Levin, S.T., 76 Marbury Ave., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS, MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONFERENCE OF. On Call; William McGrath, Pres., 52 Boyd St., Newton; John C. Damery, R.S.T., B.A., 335 Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 25 So. Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Lo 6-0675. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS, DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 35 (Boston and Vicinity). First and 3rd Thurs. , at Bus. Off., 25 So, Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel. Lo 6-0675; John C. Damery, S.T., 335 Savin Hill Ave., Dor- chester; Edward Tarlow, Kenneth Pike and Dominic Seretto, B.A's. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED (N.E. Regional Office). Frederick J. Rochford, V.P., Dir. , Reg. 1; Bus. Off., Rm. 318, 31 Elm St., Springfield. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, NEW ENGLAND EXECUTIVE BOARD (IND). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; James J. Lumsden, Pres., 16 Sawin St., Marlboro; Daniel C. Carey, Treas., 39 Kings Lane, Springfield. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARDS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unions) PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY, MASSACHUSETTS STATE ASSN. OF. Last Sat. and Sun. (Mar. and Sept.), Where Called; Dominic Camevale, Pres., 200 Dodge St., Beverly; John D. Kelley, Sec, lU Anthony Rd., Franklin; Bus. Off., Rm. 555, 80 Boylston St., Boston. POSTAL CLERKS, MASSACHUSETTS FEDERATION OF. On Call; Charles Smith, Pres., North Andover; John J. Harrington, S.T., P.O. Box Ul, Boston. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF, MASSACHUSETTS STATE BRANCH (IND). First Weekend in June, Where Called; Frederick D. McGrath, Pres., Post Office, Brockton; Thomas J. Gramzow, S.T., 108 Highland Ave,, Winchester, POSTMASTERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF (IND) MASSACHUSETTS CHAPTER. First Weekend in June, Belmont Hotel, W, Harwich; M. R. Savage, Pres., Buzzards Bay; J. H. Bradley, S.T., 11 Mishawum Rd,, Woburn, PRINTING TRADES COUNCILS, ALLIED:
BOSTON. First Hon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U06, 2 9U Washington St., Tel. Li 2-i;595; Joseph A. McDonald, Pres,; Stephen W. Fardy, Exec. Sec, BROCKTON AND VICINITY. Uth Hon., 3,10 P.M., Bartenders Hall, l6 School St., Brockton; Robert T. Werner, Pres., 101 Myrtle St., Brockton; Francis J. Stackpole, F.S.T., 33 Westwood Rd. , Whitman. HOLIOKE. On Call; Waldo Sanborn, Pres., 3I4 St. James Ave.; Walter A. Schmidt, S.T., 7U Hitchcock St, LAWRENCE. On Call (Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct,), U.30 P.M., Wirth's Restaurant; Arthur W. Smith, Pres., U7 Rattlesnake Hill Rd. , Andover; Ralph S. Bonner, Jr., S.T., 65 Birch St., Derry, New Hampshire. NEV/ BEDFORD. 2nd Tues., Where Called; William H. Howland, Pres., 151 Robeson
St. J William F. Keane, S.T., 1^6 Park St., Mattapoisett.
RAILROAD TRAINMEN:
STATE LEGISLATIVE BOARD. On Call, at Bus, Off., Rm. 701a, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel, Ri 2-1277; Daniel J, Mahoney, Ch., State Rep.; H. G. Malone, R.S. GENERAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE (Boston and Albany Railroad). On Call; Joseph W, Loconto, Gen. Ch., 19 Brigham Hill Rd. , Grafton; C. J. Ryan, R.S., 391 Dalton Ave,, Pittsfield; Bus, Off,, Rm, 813, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ri 2-3051.
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RAILROAD TRAINMEN - Gond'd. GENERAL GRIEVANCE GCMCCTTEE (Boston and Maine Railroad). On Gall; J. L. Scanlan, Gen. Gh., 95 Vinton St., Melrose; J. W. Morrissey, Gen. Sec, 172 Myrtle Ave., Fitchburg; Bus. Off., Rn. 808, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. $23-28U0. RAILWAY AND STEAiMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES* BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT (Boston and Maine Railroad) NO. 11. Annually in May, 9 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Joseph Connor, Gen. Ch., 63 Newport St., Arlington; Oscar Derderian, Asst. Gen. Gh., S.T., 112 Pacific St., Fitchburg; Bus. Off., Rm. 70U, 150 Causeway St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-7559. RAILWAY AND STFJVMSHIP CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS, EXPRESS AND STATION EMPLOYEES, BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT (New England District) (Express Division). Last Mon. in May, 10 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; T. F. Tirainins, Jr., Gen. Cli., 32 Watts St., Maiden; J. B. Rourke, Gai. S.T., 27 Orient St., Worcester; Bus. Off., Rm. 728, 150 Causeway St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-9U39. RAILWAY CARMEN, JOINT PROTECTIVE BOARD. Bi -annually, 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 213, 69 Canal St., Boston, Tel. 523-U312; A. J. Bergeron, Gen. Gh., 87 Nashua Rd. , No, Billerica; John Norris, F.S.T., 17 Kenneson Rd. , Somerville. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION: NEW ENGLAND JOINT BOARD. Semi-annually, at Bus. Off., 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563; Joseph H. Honan, Pres.; Edward Ryan, Joseph S. Casey, Frank Dumas and Grace Barney, B.A's. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOIWT BOARD OF ATTLEBORO. 3rd Mon. at Bus, Off., 19 Bank St., Attleboro, Tel. Ca 2-2582; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Reg. Dir. , 12 St. Jean Ave., Leominster; Robert G, Rondeau, B.A. , Sagamore Rd., Attleboro. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS JOINT BOARD OF LEOMINSTER. On Call, at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq. , Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U; Thomas J. Leone, Pres., 12 St. Jean Ave., Leominster; Gloria Allridge, R.S., 75 Mpiple
, Pkwy . Lunenburg
RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2. On Call; Peter Lima, Pres., 262 South St., Hanson; Salvatore Caraelio, Exec. Sec; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6662. SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSIffiN, BROTHERHOOD OF (IND). 2nd and Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 389 Main St., Brockton, Tel. Ju 7-26o6; W. Vincent Lynch, Pres., 9 Hayward St., No, Easton; Earle Snow, S.T., I4I Hillberg Ave., Brockton.
SHOE WORKERS OF AlffiRICA, UNITED: DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 1. First Sat., at Bus. Off., Rm. lU7, I8 Tremont St.3)ston Tel. La 3-6121; Leo Casale, Pres., 20 High Rock St., Lynn; James J. Cordova, Nat'l. Dir,
JOIOT EXECUTIVE BOARD NO. 31- First Tues. , 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washing- ton St., Haverhill, Tel. 37U-7U05; George 0. Fecteau, Pres.; P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr.,Treas, NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL OFFICE, TERRITORY NO, 1. James J. Cordova, Nat'l. Dir.j Bus. Off., Rm. 1U7, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, MASSACHUSETTS STATE COUNCIL NO. Ul. On Call (Jan., Apr., June, Sept.), Tiffany's Restaurant, U6 Beacon St., Boston; Howard V. Doyle, Pres., 19 Hartford St., Norwood; John J. Royle, John Fenton, Joseph Correia and John J. Keefe, B.A's; Bus. Off., 152 Bowdoin St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-6UOO. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED, DISTRICT NO. 1. Roy H. Stevens, Dir,; Bus. Off., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel, PI 6-3577. TEAfflERS, MASSACHUSETTS FEDERATION OF. First Sat., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 38 Chauncy St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-li;70; Margaret M. Callahan, Pres., 60 West- minster St., Hyde Park; Frank G. Nolan, Jr., C.S., 20 Ome St., Salem.
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TEAMSTERS JOINT COUNCIL NO. 10 (IND). 2nd Tues. , Hotel Somerset, UOO Cominon- wealth Ave., Boston; Nicholas Morrissey, Pres.j Thomas C. Healey, R.S.; Bus. Off,, 650 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Co 6-293J4. TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND). Quarterly, On Call, at Bus, Off., Rra. 733, 10 High St., Boston, Tel. U82-3665; Charlotte R. Corrigan, Pres.j Sallie L, Gillis, Gen. Sec,
TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, NEW ENGLAND FEDERATION OF (IND): FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON TOLL DISTRICT BOARD NO. 1. Frances Lonergan, Sec, 89 Elm St., Milton. METROPOLITAN CLERICAL DISTRICT BOARD. Gertrude Manning, Sec, ll; Rangeley St., Dorchester.
METROPOLITAN AREA BOARD. Ruth A. O'Leary, Sec, li97 Main St., Charlestown. BOWDOIN-ROXBURY DISTRICT BOARD. Virginia M. Connors, Sec, 133 Faneuil St., Brighton. BROOKLINE-NEWTON DISTRICT BOARD. Dorothy Chane, Sec, 69 Grant St., Waltham. CAMBRIDGE-ARLINGTON DISTRICT BOARD. Ruth Vaughn, Sec, U92 Summer St., Arlington. DORCHESTER-QUINCY DISTRICT BOARD. Margaret Roberts, Sec, 305 Belgrade Ave., Roslindale. HARRISON-BACK BAY DISTRICT BOARD. Louise Ajigelo, Sec, U2 Putnam St., Watertown. MALDEN-CHELSEA nrSTRICT BOARD. Mary Spencer, Sec, 10 Blomerth St., Maiden. CENTRAL AREA BOARD: BROCKTON DISTRICT BOARD. Mary Barrington, Sec, 97 Cedar St., Taunton. FRAMINGHAM DISTRICT BOARD. Shirley Tirrell, Sec, 118 Franklin St., Fram- ingham. LOWELL DISTRICT BOARD. Martha Bladcwell, Sec, 76 Tewksbury St., Lawrence.
NEW BEDFORD DISTRICT BOARD. Ethel Holmes, Sec, Hyannis Rd. , Barnstable. SALEM DISTRICT BOARD. Addie Jfyers, Sec, 27 Wardwell Ave., Lynn. NORTHEAST AREA BOARD. Therese O'Sullivan, Sec, 218 Abbott St., Lawrence. SOUTHEAST AREA BOARD. Alice Kennedy, Sec, 363 Belmont St., Brockton. WESTERN AREA BOARD. Eleanor Chase, Sec, 200 College Ave., Amherst. HOLYOKE DISTRICT BOARD. Phyllis Dreicom, Sec, 20 Morgan St., Holyoke. PITTSFIELD DISTRICT BOARD. Ellen Callahan, Sec, 15 Hall PI., Pittsfield, SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT BOARD. Dorothy Dickinson, Sec, 18 Montpelier St., Springfield.
WORCESTER DISTRICT BOARD. Rita Bartley, Sec, 19 Judson Rd. , Worcester. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE (IND). Annually (Jan.), Moose Hall, Bank St., No, Adamsj Edward Konopka, Pres., 15U Kemp Ave., No. Adams Armand J, Moreau, R.S.T., 65 Gallup St., No, Adams, TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: JOINT BOARDS: BERKSHIRE. Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, State St., No, Adams; Anna Sullivan, Mgr.,F.S.T., 3U Hitchcock St., Holyoke; Mary S. Vaz, B.A, ,307 Howard St., Ludlow; Bus, Off., U66| Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. CENTRAL MASSAfflUSETTS. 3rd Fri., Riley Rm., Y.M.C.A., 766 Main St., Worces- ter; Felix P, Damore, F.S.,Mgr., U82 Mill St., Worcester; Acquine Rossi and Ralph Coderre, B.A's; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. GREATER FALL RIVER. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 38U Spring St., Fall River, Tel. Os 2-3U01; Edward F. Doolan, Mgr. ; Clarence Banks and Alford Dyson, B.A's. NEW BEDFORD. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus, Off., Rra. 1, 38I4 Acushnet Ave., Tel. 997-9367; George E. Carignan, Dir.,F.S,; Manuel Fernandes and Rospt-io Potvin. B.A's.
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TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA - Concl'd.s JOINT BOARDS - Concl'd. NORTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. First Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rra. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-$273; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. Rep.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. PLYMOUTH ROCK. Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 303 Court St., Plyinouth Tel. 7U6-2957; Walter J. Furtado, Pres., 37 Cherry St., Plymouth; Jessie A. Callahan, R.S.T., kO Court St., Plymouth. TAUNTON. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus, Off., Rra. 17, Hi Taunton Green, Tel. 822-2570; William Moore, Pres., 88 School St., Somerset; Harold T.
Schofield, B.A. , 8 Jefferson St. WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., U66^ Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel, Je 2-0716; Anna Sullivan, Mgr. ,F.S.T., 3U Hitchcock St., Holyoke; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlow. TRAIN DISPATCHERS, AMERICAN: BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD (NYC SYSTEM). On Call; G. W. Sweatt, Vice Gen. Ch., 115 W. Alvord St., Springfield. BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD. On Call; P. S. Johnson, Gen. Gh., 57 lomn Fells Rcwy., Melrose. NEW YORK, NEW HAVBI AND HARTFORD RAIIilOAD. On Call; Francis J. Kelley, Gen. Ch., 95 Glen Ave., Cranston, Rhode Island, UNION LABEL DISTRICT COUNCILS (See Labor Councils)
2k III. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
All locals in this section are AFL-CTO affiliates unless otherwise noted.
Unless otherwise stated, meetings are held about 8 P.M. on Weekdays and 2 P.M. on Sundays. ABINGTON
LPfTER C;>RRIFRS NO. II6I (North Abington). On Callj Melvin Libby, Sec, 80 Battery St., No. Abington. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6OI (See Middleboro) ACTON
CHEMICAL WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 321; (Dewey & Almy Chemical Div, of W.R. Grace). 3rd Sun., Parker St. Hall, Maynard; Frederick J. Haley, Pres., 81? Stevens ' St., Lowell; Sebert Jones, F.S.T., 6k Russell St., Lowell.
ADAMS
ByiRBFRS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 250. Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Sanitary Barber Shop, 36 Park St.; Stanley Wolkowicz, Pres., 9 Hoosac St.; Francis L. Bourdon, S.T., 8 Oak Lane. CARPENTERS (See North Adams) CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. 12i;99 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Hooker Chemical Corp.).
3rd Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Mohawk Hotel, Pleasant St.; Donald Gaffey, Pres., 591 W. Main St., No. Adams; Ralph A. Luscier, Sr. , F.S.T., 32 Pine St. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. (See Pittsfield) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6l5. First Mon., k P.M., E. Hoosac St.; Arthur Lefebvre, Pres., 11 Phillips Hill; Philip Austin, F.S., h2 Grove St. LITHOGRAPHERS AND FHOTOENGRAVFJIS INT'L. (Adams Mass. Group) (Adams Specialty & Printing Co.). On Call; Ignatius J. Michalenko, Pres. ,Treas. , lit Pine St.; Aloysius Michalenko, R.S., 16U No, Summer St. PAPERM;>JCERS PM) PAPERWORKERS, united no. 556 (L.L. Brown Paper Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Mohawk Hotel, Pleasant St.; Thomas E. Moran, Rres., R.F.D, 1, Clarksburg; Richard W. Degere, Treas., 11 Depot St., Cheshire. PAPRRMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 832 (Brightwater Paper Co., Budd Poly- chem Div.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Park St.; Wildred Bourdon, Jr., Pres., 137 Bellevue Ave., Francis Pelczynski, F.S., 580 W. Main St., No, Adajns. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED NO. U232. On Call; Charles L. Wandrei, Pres., 20 Miller St,; Edmund J. Germanowski, S.T., 22 Miller St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 20U (Berkshire County School). 2nd Sat,, Adams Memorial High School, Columbia St.; Albert Jennings, Pres., I6U Howland Ave,; Joseph Kosiba, Sec, 39 Crotteau St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 523 (Bancroft-Arnold Div. of Indian Head Mills). 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Summer St, Hall; William Lepine, Pres., School St., Cheshire; Paul A. Clermont, R.S., 11 Cherry St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 8UI (Dewey & Almy Chemical Div. of W.R. Grace Co.). First Sun., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Park St,; Anna-
Sullivan, Mgr.; Maiy S. Vaz, B.A. , 307 Howard St., Ludlow; Bus. Off., i;66| Dwight St. , Holyoke, Tel . Je 2-0716.
A G A W A M
TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 910 (Rosen Textile Engraving Corp.). First Tues., 12 Noon, at Plant, 2 So. Bridge Dr.; George Konopka, Pres., 75 Green Valley Lane, Thompsomdlle, Connecticut; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlow; Bus. Off,, U66| Dwight St,, Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716.
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ELECTRICAL WOHCERS NO. IOO6 (See Lawrence) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 8? (Merrimac Hat Co., Inc.). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lafayette Hall, 11 High St.; Joseph F. Dollen, F.S.T., 1^3 Thomp- son St.; FYank N. Qjmewski, B.A., Fern Ave.; Bus. Off., 6 Market St., Tel. 388-O8UO. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 77. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, I76 Main St.; Robert F. Marquis, Pres., So. Hampton Hd. ; Paul V. Moughan, S.T., 7 Carpenter St. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated No, 785 in Haverhill) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO, 5U7 (Amesbury Fibre Corp.). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Lafayette Hall, 11 High St.; Raymond Gardner, R.S., 18 Chase St.; Edward M. Moore, B.A., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED NO. II3U. On Call; Robert J. Boucher, Pres., 26
Clarks Rd, ; Robert W, Carlson, S.T., 122 Congress St, TFACHERS ASSN., AMESBURT CLASSROOM NO. 1033. On Call, Jr. High School, Main St.; Vitold F. Wallace, Pres., P.O. Box 2U5; Robert P. Beaucage, Treas., 10 Peabody St., Bradford.
AMHERST
CARPENTERS NO. l503. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 152 Kellogg Ave.; William Chmura, F.S.T., 71 Lawrence Plain Rd., Hadley; Jack Rodwell, B.A., 203 High St., Kolyoke. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 592. 3rd Mon., American Legion Hall, Amity St.; John C. Krawczyk, Pres., k9 Northampton Rd. j Roy A. Johnson, R.S.,B.A., 2Ul North- ampton Rd,
PAINTERS NO, 38?. First Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., V.F.W, Hall, 1^5? Main St,, Tel. 253-9286; Robert Russell, R.S,, Box 31l;a, R,F.D. 2. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1776 (University of Mass.). 2nd Sun., Student Union Hall, University Campus; Frederick V. Voorhees, Pres., White Rd., Warwick; Edwin Butkiewicz, S.T., 93 Meridian St., Greenfield. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF NO. 1359 (University of Mass.). On Call, Monthly, Student Union Bldg., at University; Robert R. Wellman, Pres., 60 Valley View Circle; Walter M. Banfield, Sec, Pratt Connor Rd,
A N D V E R
LETTER CARRIERS NO, 2986. On Call, Elks Club, UO Parte St,, Edward Chlebowski, Pres., 193 Oak St., Methuen; John O'Brien, R.S.T., U6 High St. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS NO. 8-598. Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., Community Hall, Andover St., Ballardvale; Arthur M. White, Jr., Pres., 2k Chester St., Ballardvale; Arthur Crompton, F.S,, 101 Elm St., Methuen, RUBffiR, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 137 (l^er Rubber Corp,), 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Parte St.; Alfred Demers, Pres., 76 Riverdale St., Methuen; Harold C, Studd, S,T,, 50 Greenfield St,, Lawrence. ARLINGTON
CARffiNTERS NO, 83I. First Mon., 1207 Mass. Ave.; Charles Paladini, Pres., 28 Elmwood St., Somerville; Harold Oulton, F,S., 5 Chabk St,, Cambridge. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 2O69 (Hotpoint Co.). On Call; Ernest R. Guarente, Pres., B.A., 96 Palmer St. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1297. First Thurs., 8 Park Ave,; Chester Egan, Pres., 88 Brooks Ave.; Kenneth Felton, Sec, 78 ETgerton Hel.
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ARLINGTON- Concl'd.
RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNICAL EMPLOYEES UNION (IND) (Mass. Institute of Technology). First Wed. (Mar.,June, Sept., Dec), 6.15 P.M., K. of C. Hall, 15 Winslow St.; William B. Alexander, Pres., 15 Manning St., Wobum; John E. Newcomb, Jr., Sec, l5 Boardman St., Cambridge; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, U85 Mass. Ave., Tel. 6I4B-O222. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 680 (Town Employees). 2nd Tues., Bobbins Memorial Library, Mass. Ave.j Frank Wright, Pres., 2 Park PI,; Richard Bowler, Treas., 51 Grove St. TELEfflONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Margaret O'Brien, Rep., U8 Everett St. TRANSIT UNION, AMAICAMATED NO, llUl (See Revere) ASHLAND
CHEMICAL WORKERS NO. 1215U (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Nyanza Color & Chemical Co.). 3rd Mon., Rod & Gun Club, Pleasant St.; Charles S. Drew, Pres., UO Main St., Hopkinton; E. A, Thompson, R.S., 20 Daniels St., Hopedale. ELBCTETCAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 205 (IND) (General Electric Co., Clock and Timer Dept.). First Mon., 3.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., Legion Bldg., Summer St., Tel. 873-3255; Armando Mazzaro, Pres., 51 Granite St. (P.O. Box 166); A. Elizabeth Campbell, B.A., 220 Main St.
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CARPFNTERS NO. 1059. 2nd Tues., Franco-American Hall, 592 South St.; Eugene Brouillet, Pres., 83I Silverlake St.; J. Denis Basque, R.S., 55 Harrington St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 6OO. Annually (Feb.), Post Office, Main St.; Donald Shea,
Pres. , 132 Green St. ; Robert Neuvonen, S.T. MUSICIANS NO. 287. 2nd Sun. (Mar. , June, Sept., Dec), 2 P.M., Home of R.S.T.; Huber W. Tandy, Pres., Burrill Ave., Orange; Ray H. Dumas, R.S.T., 50 Stevens St. ATTLEBORO
BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 26. First Fri., Elks Hall, 18 Union St.; Wilfred J. Goyea, F.S.T., 3U0 Elm St., W. Mansfield; John C. Simpson, B.A., 2U3 East St. CARHINTERS NO. 327. First Thurs., Where Called; Raymond Tousignant, R.S., Draper Ave., No. Attleboro; Thomas Moseley, B.A., 1156 Washington St., Norwood, INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 80. Quarterly, On Call; Edward Bodinski, Pres., 28U East St.; Victor Shiff, F.S., 13 Oak St., Raynham. LEATHER GOODS, PUSTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 2^6 (Buxton Box, Inc.). 3rd Tues., Eagles Hall, Railroad Ave.; Margaret Gifford, Pres., 31 Pine St.; Manuel Morreira, B.i^., I38 Diman St., Fall River. LETTER CARRIERS NO. kip.. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office; James Murray, Pres., U8 Hawthorne St.; Carmine L. Roca, R.S., 5U Holman St, MACHINISTS NO. 1175 (Tool & Die Makers). First Wed., Eagles Hall, Railroad Ave.; Ronald Gaudreau, F.S., 99 Dexter St.; Wilfred Baillargeon, B.A., l59 Warwick St, , Woonsocket, Rhode Island. MACHINISTS NO. 1359 (Apco-Mossberg Corp.). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Park Tavern Hall, 3 Emory St.; Richard Littleton, F.S., 835 Somerset Ave., No. Dighton; Wilfred Baillargeon, B.A., 159 Warwick St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
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ATTLEBORO - Concl'd .
MUSICIANS NO. I457. First Sun., 6.3O P.M., American Legion Hall, No, Main St. j Edward A. Fonger, Treas., I67 No. Worcester St., Norton; Harry A. Greene, Sec,,B.A,, 16 Covel Ave., Seekonk. PAINTERS NO. 1U98. Uth Tues., $.30 P.M., Club 900, 90 Pine St.; Arsene J.
Marchand, Pres. ; John E. Galvin, F.S.,Bus. Rep., 210 Pine St. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRI AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U692. 2nd Sat, ( Jan., Apr., Sept., Dec. ), 8. 30 P.M., Where Called; Henri A. Paradis, Pres. , Treas. , 60 Maple St.; William White, R.S., Thacher St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. kllx (IND). On Call, Post Office; Edward Murphy, Pres., 39 Preston Rd,; Edmund V. McCracken, S.T., U Yale St. RJLP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U53 (Sisalcraft Div. of St. Regis Paper Co.). First Sun., 10 A.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Pine St.; Ralph Hyde, R.S., 23$ So. Worcester St., Norton; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., 29 Fifth St., Onset, RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 583-A. 2nd Mon. , at Bus, Off., 19 Bank St,, Tel. Ca 2-2562; George Jewett, F.S., 30 School St,; Thomas J, Leone, Bus. Dir., 12 St. Jean Ave., Leominster. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WKRS., UNITED NO. 259 (Plastimold Corp.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Sons of Veterans Hall, So. Main St.; Alfred R. St. Pierre, Pres., 560 Killingly St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Marguerite Labonte, R.S., 59 E. Bacon St., So, Attleboro. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 259U (Mossberg Pressed Steel Corp., Wanskvik Div.). Last Mon. , Ben's Tavern, Holman St.; William H. Tobin, Pres., 20 Curtis Ave., So. Attleboro; Antone Viera, F.S., 20 Stead Ave., Hebronville. THEATRIC/L STAGE EI^LOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OIERATORS NO. U5U. First Sun., 9.30 A.M., Home of B. A.; Thomas DePalma, S.T., I6 Shawmut Ave., Mans- field; Edward Ringuette, B.A., 15 Avery St., No. Attleboro. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO, 319 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co.). Uth Mon., Portuguese-American Hall, 65 Prairie Ave.; Russell Rounds, Pres., 120 Ldndsey St.; John Gill, Sec, hk No. Worcester St., Norton. AUBURN
LETTER CARRIERS NO. 28U8. On Call, Post Office; George L. Townsend, Pres., 3U Inwood Rd.; Dwight H. Bacon, R.S., 9 School St.
AVON
RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WUH{ERS NO. 66I (Avon Sole Co.). 2nd Tues., 3.li5 P.M., Where Called; Francis J. Kearns, R.S., 2073 Pleasant St., Bridge- water; Salvatore Camelio, B.A., 73 Tremont St., Boston,
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FIRE FIGHTFJiS NO, F-96 (Fort Devens). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Fire Station, Fort Devens; George Cornuet, Pres., 7 Leonard St., Shirley; William F. Neault, R.S., llUOMainSt. , Clinton. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. k (IND) (Fort Devens). William A. Yonge, Pres., 3 No. Gate Rd., Chelmsford. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 212U. On Call; Frank Sherry, Pres.; P. M. Regan, R.S., 31 Pearl St.
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PAPERMAKKRS AMD PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 600 (Berkshire Tissue mils). 2nd Mon., at Plant; Donald Savery, Pres., R.F.D. 1, Hinsdale; Evelyn Menton, F.S.T., P.O. Box 3Ui;, Lee. BARNSTABLE
CARPENTERS NO. 1331 (Barnstable County). First Wed., at Bus. Off., Rte 6, Buzzards Bay, Tel. 888-0892; Howard Ferguson, Pres., 189 No. Quinsigariond Ave., Slrrewsbury; Harry E. Drake, R.S.,Bas. Rep., Middleboro Rd., W. Wareham.
GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 1350? (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Buzzards Bay Gas Co.). 2nd Tues., Daniel Webster Inn, E. Sandwich; Qiarles Semple, S.T., kh Highland Ave., Onset; Paul Tucker, B.A. ; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. MUSICIANS NO. 155 (Cape Cod Assn., Hyannis). On Call; William Marcus, Pres., 99 Division St. (Box U22), W. Harwich; Robert West, R.S., Pleasant St., (Box U22), W. Harwich. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHAI«ERS NO. 1827 (Cape Cod) (Hyannis). First Tues., Carpenters Hall, Scenic Hghwy., Boumedale; Wolcott C. Gilmore, R.F.S. U8 Berry Ave., W, Yarmouth; Anthony J. Tedesco, Bus. Rep., Coraiaerce Rd. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED NO. U930 (Hyannis). 2nd Sat., 8.30 P.M., Prospector Restaurant, Craigville Beach M., W, Hyannisportj Charles W. Hitchcock, Pres., P.O. Drawer L, Hyannis; Daniel B. Hughes, R.S.T., 11 Bristol Ave., Hyannis. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Hyannis). Louise Patrick, Rep., Main St., Curamaquid. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 339 (IND) (Cape and Vineyard Electric Co.). First Tues., Town Hall, Rte 28 By-Pass, So, Yannouth; Richard 0, Merchant,
Pres., B.A. , 32 Grove St., Hyannis; Ruth Young, R.S., Qh Pine Cone Dr., W, Yarmouth.
B A R R E
TFJCTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 3U2 (Barre Wool Combing Co., Ltd., So. Barre). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Community House No. 2, So. Barre; Frank J. Salvo, Pres., 9 High St., So. Barre; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. BEDFORD
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 975 (Hanscom Air Force Base). 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., at Air Base; Charles A. DeStefano, Pres., 30 Eitierson St., Medford; Suzanne Eyssl, F.S.T., Hanscom Air Force Base. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. F-78 (Hanscom Air Force Base). On Call, Monthly, Fire Station, at Base; Fred W. Graham, Pres., U79 School St., Stoughton; Amory E. Splaine, S.T., 33 Centre St., Lexington. GOVERNMENT MPLOYEES, AMERICA!^ FED. NO. 1508 (Hanscom Air Force Base). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Lexington Inn, Lexington; Frank Errico, Pres., 65 Dover St., Somerville; James Pendleton, S.T., 35 Cranston St., Jamaica Plain. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 2393 (Electronic Systems Div.). 2nd
Tues, , Conac Auditorium, at Air Base; C, R, Barrett, Pres., 35 Fairmount St., Melrose; Benjamin Connolly, S.T,, 60 Exeter St., Arlington. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. NO. 8 (IND) (Hanscom Air Force Base). 2nd Wed., 12 Noon, at Air Base; John Carney, Pres,,B.A., 85 Woodside Lane, Arlington; William Matheson, F.S., 10 Swan PI., Arlington.
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BEDFORD - Concl'd.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. NO. 32 (IND) (V.A. Hospital). 3rd Wed., V.F.W. Hall, Plain St., Lowell; James Donaher, Pres., 660 Princeton Blvd., Lowell; John Lally, S.T., 1? Schaffer St., Lowell. BELCHERTOWN
STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1? (Belchertown State School). 2nd Thurs., 6.30 P.M., Crystal Dairy Bar; Rene Berthiaiune, Sec, 30 Cottage St., Ware; Howard Doyle, B.A., 152 Bowdoin St., Boston. BELLINGHAM
LEATHFJl WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 59 (Armour Leather Co., Winslow Div. ). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Club, Westminster St., So. Bellingham; Henry A. Dufresne, Jr., Pres., Third Ave.; Claire Gregory, R.S.T. , 650 Fairmount St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. BEVERLY
BRICKL^^YERS, M.4S0NS AND PLASTERERS NO. UO. First Tues., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St,; Jeremiah Creeden, R.S., 8 Ridgemere Way, Amesbury; Leo Martel, B.A., 152 Main St., Wenham. CARPENTERS NO. 878. First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Bond Hotel, 9 Park St.;
Edward H, Stanton, R.S., 18 Hale Park Ave,; Joseph MacComisky, B.A. , 9 Shorten Ave. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U720. 2nd Mon., Elks Hall, 75 Cabot St.; Warren G. Stone, Pres., 18 Columbia Rd., Danvers; Halben C, Sherman, F.S., 2 Apple Tree Rd,, Danvers. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 271 (IND) (United Shoe Machinery Corp,). 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 1|01 Rantoul St., Tel. 922-3iilil; Arthur F. Jorgensen, F.S., 100 McKay St.; W. W. Burgess, Jr., B.A., 38 Winthrop Ave, FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 585. Uth Wed., American Legion Hall, 3 Judson St.; C. Edward Surels, Pres., U33a Cabot St.; Frederick C, Foley, Jr., Treas., 2 Opal Ave, PAINTERS (North Shore) (See Salem Local No, I898) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 31 (United Shoe Machineiy Corp.). On Call; Mathew Famine, Pres., Davis Rd. ; Charles H. Brook, S.T., 7 Hill- crest Ave. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. Ill (Beverly Public Wks. Dept.). 3rd Mon., U.E. Hall, UOl Rantoul St.; James McGrail, Pres., 17 Crosby Ave.;
Salvatore Petrosino, Sec. , 3 Overlook Ave, UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E.,INC. NO. 317 (See Salem) BILLERICA
ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 12282 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Johns-Manville Products Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., St. Anthony's Hall, Central St., Lowell; Thomas K.
McOuire, Pres., 150 Salem Rd. ; Frederick Avila, F.S.T., 8 Buckman Dr., Chelmsford.
FIRE FIGHTERS NO. Iii95. First Tues., Central Fire Station, Boston Rd. ; Edward
Valariani, Pres,, Charlesanna Lane; Harry Martell, R. S. , 20 Community Rd. Pinehurst.
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NOTE: In general, Boston Unions have jurisdiction over cities and tovms which are suburbs of Boston if no local unions exist in those localities for the industry, trade or occupation covered.
AIRPORT WORKERS (See Fire Fighters No. S-2, Flight Engineers; and Transport Workers Nos. 507 and 515) ART GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. 1181) ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 6. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 718 Huntington Ave., Tel. As 7-9509; Edward L. Dahlberg, F.S.T., 15 Fairfield St., Needham; Herbert G. Anderson, G.S.,B.A., h93 Lynn St., Maiden. ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. 98 (Heat and Frost Insulators) (Navy Yard). 2nd Tues., 12 Noon, Convention Hall, at Navy Yard; Robert B. Houdlette, Pres., 912 Win- throp Ave., Revere; Arthur S. Bedrosian, Sec, l53 W. Boylston St., Water- town. ATLANTIC FISHERIffiN (See Fishermen's Union, Atlantic) AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM WOIiKERS (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Vflcrs., Int'l. No. 232) AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRIOJLTURAL IMPLEIffiNT WORKERS: NO. 209. 2nd Thurs., Italian-American Club, 55 Austin St., Cambridge; Francis Delaney, F.S.T., U97 Somerville Ave., Somerville; Ted Barrett, Int'l. Rep,, 26 Cherry Rd., Framingham; Bus. Off., Rm. ShP, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-19U8. NO. 320 (Kinney Vacuum Div,, New York Air Brake Co.). 2nd Sun., K. of C. Hall, Green St., Jamaica Plain; Lawrence Tortorella, Pres., 13 Margaret St.; Charles W. McCaskill, S.T., 282 E St., So. Boston. NO. 7hh (See Waltham) AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (See Machinists No, 1898) AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORT DRIVERS NO. 8Ul (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WKRS. INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN NO. 20. 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. 308, kk Bromfield St., Tel. Li 2-0970; John Laffin, F.S.T., 16 Franklin St., Somerville; Joseph Hartnett, B.A., Ih Codman St., Dor- chester, BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WKRS. INI'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 20' (IND) (American Bakeries). 3rd Sat., Where Called; Thomas T. Hantakas, F.S.T., 31 Clay-
bourne St., Dorchester; Fred Cabuzzi, B.A. , 72 Paul Revere Rd. , Arlington; Bus. Off,, 157 Milk St., Tel. Ha 6-5926. BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WKRS. INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. U5 (IND) (Hebrew Bakeries). 3rd Tues,, 12 Noon, at Bus, Off,, Rm. 5, 1165 Blue Hill Ave,, Dorchester, Tel, Co 5-3200; Nathan Neman, S.T,, 10 Mitchell Rd., Sharon; George S. Newman, B.A., 96 Itasca St., Mattapan. BARBERS, JOURNEYIIEN NO. 182. 3rd Mon. , N.E. Barber School, 8I18 Washington St.; Patsy Imbrogna, Pres., 5 Haley St., Roxbury; Eugene Vitale, S.T., 19 Fayette St., Arlington. BARTENDERS AND DINING ROOM EMPLOYEES NO. 3U. 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St.; John C. Hurley, S.T. , Bus. Mgr.; William J. Coit and Charles P. Hannon, B.A's; Bus. Off., 18 U W. Canton St., Tel. 536-5615. BEVERAGE WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. 513) BILL POSTERS AND BILLERS NO. 17. Uth Wed., Hibernian Hall, I8U Dudley St., Roxbury; Anthony Jacobs, S.T., U37 Cedar St., Dedham; Charles McLaughlin, B.A., 1607 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton. BOILERMAKERS NO. 29. First Wed., V.F.W. Hall, U06 Cambridge St., Allston; (Apr., Aug., Sept., Americsm Legion Hall, Central St., Dedham); Samuel J. Cirino, S.T., 6 Hadley Ct. , Everett; Edward H.F. Hancock, Bus, Mgr., 36 Golden Hills Rd. Saugusj Bus. Off., Rm. 25, IO8 Mass. Ave., Tels. 266-0229 and 266-0892.
31 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
BOSTON - Cont 'd .
BOILERMAKERS - Concl'd: NO. 30U (Navy Yard). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; G. Lindberg, Pres,, 753 Broadway, Saugus; Heniy A. Pace, S.T., 125 Belnel Rd., Mattapan. NO. 515 (Railroad), Last Fri,, Hotel Madison, North Station; Thomas A. Ross, Pres., 9 Raymond Ave., Somervillej William E. Gauthier, R.S.T., 282 Jericho Rd., Pelham, New Hampshire. NO. 7U6. 2nd Fri., St. Mark's V.F.W. Hall, Bailey St., Dorchester; Thcanas Carter, Pres., 76I Dorchester Ave,, Dorchester; Irwin B. Gohn, F.S.T., 9k W. Selden St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Hotel Somerset, UOO Commonwealth Ave., Tel. Co 6-5977. BOOKBINDERS NO. I6. First Fri., 6 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Henry Hasken, Pres., 21 Mt, Vemon St., Dorchester; Joseph McDonald, R.S., 39 Topliff St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rra. U06, 29ll Washington St., Tel. Li 2-1096. BOOKBINDERS NO. 56 (Bindery Women). 2nd Mon., 6 P.M., Rm. 12, 29U Washington St.; Margaret T, Havlin, Pres.,B.A., I66 L St., So. Boston; Mary E. Brennan, F.S.T., 3U2 Hanover St.; Bus. Off., Rm. U06, 291; Washington St., Tel. Li 2-1096.
BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. I38 (Mixed). 2nd and Uth Tues. , at Bus. Off., Rm. lOOU, 120 Boylston St., Tel. Li 2-1287; Al Spera, Pres.; Anthony J. Dell' Anno, F.S.T.jB.A. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. 291 (Cut Sole). Uth Thurs., 5.15 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Charles Sullivan, F.S.T., 76 Carruth St., Dorchester; Bradford Hamilton, 3. A., 9 Pelham St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., 5th Fl., 2l;6 Summer St., Tel. Hu 2-OU78. BOSTON CITY EMPLOYEES UNION, UNITED (See Building Service Employees No. 285) BOSTON PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. UU5) BOSTON SOCIAL WORKERS GUILD (See Building Service Employees No. 509) BOSTON STATE HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES UNION (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 978) BRAKEMEN (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen)
BREWERY WORKERS NO. 8. First Sun., 10 A.M., K. of C, Hall, ll455 Tremont St., Roxbury; Ralph J. Gilman, R.S.,B.A. , 15 Delano Re., Roslindale; Thaaas E. Owens, C.S.jE.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 1117 Columbus Ave., Rcocbury, Tel. Hi 5-OU75. BRICXLAYFRS NO. 3. Thurs., K. of C. Hall, lU55 Tremont St., Roxbury; Roland A.
Scopa, F.S., 5 Antrim St., E. Boston; Louis Samo, E.A. ; Bus. Off,, 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 2-0650. BROADCAST TECHNICIANS (See Electrical Workers No, 1228) BUILDING EMPLOYEES INDEPENDENT UNION (Gorin Leeder Management Co.). On Call, 333 Washington St.; Edward O'Neill, Pres., 9hz W. Canton St.; Nick Giarrattani, R.S., 31 Mt, Pleasant St., SomejTville. BUIIDING LABORERS, HOD CARRIERS AND: NO. 22 (Construction and General Laborers). First Wed., at Bus. Off., 215 Hanover St., Tel. La 3-O3II4; Michael Tarallo, S.T., 60 George St., Medford; Cesare Pietrangelo, E.A., 31 fustic St., Medford. NO. 88 (Compressed Air and Foundation Wkrs,). Uth Sun., 12 P.M., at Bus. Off., 18U Dudley St., Roxbury, Tel. Hi 5-6U6U; John F. Haggerty, Pres., B. A., 8U Lakeshire Rd,, Brighton; Richard D, Buck, S.T. ,B.A., 28a Union Park. NO. 151 (Plasterers Tenders) (See Cambridge) NO. 223 (Hod Carriers). First Fri., at Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Tel. Li 2-8O3O; Patrick Walsh, S.T., 2U Thomley St,, Dorchester; James Dunne, B.A., U Lorraine Rd., Medford, NO, 367 (See Housing Maintenance Laborers)
32 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
BOSTON - Cont'd .
BUIIDIKG LABORERS, HOD CARRIERS AND - Concl'd.: NO. 997 (Marine and Shipyard) (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri., 12 Noon, Bldg. 2U, Navy Yard; Harold Tenney, Pres., 58 Crawford St., Roxbuiyj Henry A. Wozniak, S.T., 71 Seymour St., Roslindale. NO, 1020 (Pavers and Curb Setters). First Thurs. , K. of C. Hall, Washington St., Brighton; Rosario Casella, Pres,, 2k Elmira St,, Brighton; ^jnthony J, Sslvucci, S.T., 272 Market St., Brighton. NO, 1285 (See Cemetery and Greenhouse Laborers) BUIiniNG SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L,: NOTE: Matthew L, McGrath, Jr,, Int'l, Rep., Rm, 728, 29h Washington St,, Tel, 5U2-8196. NO, 86 (Window Cleaners), 3rd Wed,, 7 P.M., Rm. 12, 29U V/ashington St.; William Love, Pres,; John F, I^xldoon, S,T,; Bus, Off., Rm. 203, 207 Essex St., Tel. 1*26-6395. NO, lii3 (Individual Window Cleaners), 2nd Wed,, 7 P.M., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St., Cambridge; Arthur Constant, Pres., 27 Trident Ave., Winthrop; Louis J. Gainer, F.S., 22 Warren Rd. , Waban. NO. 25U. Uth Thurs., h P.R and 8 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Edward T. Sullivan, S.T.,B.A., k2 Longmeadow Rd,, Belmont; K. W. Buffum, Richard J. Mulhem and Lawrence Kellett, B.A's; Bus. Off,, 226 Tremont St,, Tel, Hu 2-6l]i8. NO. 265 (United City of Boston Emp. Union). 3rd Sun., 3.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Thomas J. Kennedy, Pres.; Matthew L. McGrath, Jr., S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 728, 29ii Washington St., Tel. 5U2-8196. NO, 373 (General Building Service). On Call; M, Leo Coughlin, Pres,, Box 275, Pembroke; Albert W, V^he, F,£,T,,B.A., 52 Calumet St., Roxbury. NO. 38U (Public Worics and M.D.C.). 3rd V/ed., 8.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Ralph Raymond, Pres., B. A., 52 Marshall St., Soraerville; Anthony V. Palmieri, S.T., l5 Malvern Terrace, Medford. NO. 385 (Public School Custodians). First Sat., Rm. 12, 29k Washington St.; John Doherty, Pres., 15 Edgemont St., Roslindale; John F. Muldoon, S.T., 65 Neponset Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off,, Rm. 726, 29il Washington St., Tel. Li 2-9166. NO. 398 (Adm, Guild of the Boston School System) (Clerks and Secretaries), Last Mon,, 29li Washington St.; Emily M. Larner, S,T,, k Myrtlebank Ave,, Dorchester; Matthew L, McGrath, Jr,, B,A,, Rm, 728, 29li Washington St, NO, I4IO (N,E, Pari-Mutuel Guild) (Wonderland Dog Track). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Elks Hall, Shirley Ave., Revere; William Lyons, R.S.; John A, Prior, S.T., B,A,, U8 Terrace Rd., Medford. NO, 509 (Boston Social Workers Guild), 2nd Tues., 7 P.M,, Oak Rm., Hotel
Bradford, 275 Tremont St,; Jiilius Rommell, Pres. , 53 Manchester Rd, , Brook- line; Anita G. Hach, S.T., 7 Clarendon Rd., Belmont. NO, 516 (Guard and Security Emp, Union) (Pinkerton Nat'l. Detective Agency, Inc.). Bi-monthly, 9 A.M., Rm. 12, 29U Washington St.; Frank E. Ryan, Pres.; Matthew L, McGrath, Jr., S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 728, 29U Washington St., Tel. 5U2-8196. CABLE SPLICERS (See Electrical Workers No. 103 and Telephone Workers Int'l. No. 25) CARMEN, RAELWAI (See Railway Carmen) CARMEN'S UNION, BOSTON (See Transit Union, Amalgamated No. 589) CARPENTERS: NO. 33. Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 329, 25 Huntington Ave., Tel. Ke 6-l|227j John B. Gioia, F.S.; Clifford S. Bennett, B.A. NO. kO. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 328, 25 Huntington Ave., Tel, Ke 6_9U65; Robert J, Stevenson, Pres., B.A,, 73I Lincoln St., Waltham; Carl T, Soderquist, F,S., 236 Allen Rd,, Pinehurst.
33 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
BOSTON - Contjd.
CARPENTERS - Concl'd.: NO. 51. First and 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., 2$ Huntington Ave., Tel. Ke 6-9U75; Andrew Arcadipane, Pres., \h. So, Main St., Winthropj Mario Natale, F.S., Bus. Rep., 235 E. Eagle St., E. Boston. NO. 56 (Pile Driving, Wharf and Bridge Work) (Welders and Divers). 2nd Last Mon., at Bus. Off,, Rm. 333, 2$ Huntington Ave., Tel. Go 7-27i40; Robert C. Howe, F.S., 2J4O Parkway, Chelsea; Louis Moore, B.A., U Sunnyside Ave., Everett. NO. 67. Fri., at Bus. Off,, Uth Fl., 80 Summer St., Tel. U23-0190j Thomas V. Burke, Pres,, B, A., 65 Turner Rd., Scituate; Walter Hoss, Jr., F.S., 50 Vale St., Roxbury. NO. 157 (Hebrew). 2nd and Uth Sat., II6I Blue Hill Ave., Dorchesterj Louis Obelsky, Pres., 56 Winston Rd. , Dorchesterj Murray Silverman, F.S.T., I8I Win slow Rd., Newton. NO. 218. Wed., at Bus, Off., 80 Summer St,, Tel, 5U2-2U88; William D. Butts, Pres.,B.A.; Joseph Hudson, F.S. NO. 1121 (Millwrights). 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus, Off,, Rm. U, 20U Adams St., Dorchester, Tel. 265-8505; John F. Murphy, R.S., 187 Marjorie Rd., Stoughton; Edwin T. Casey, B.A., 15 Oak St., Stoneham. NO. 2168 (Resilient Floor Layers). First Wed., 6.3O P.M., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Francis Mackenzie, F.S., 55 Montrose Ave., Wake- field; Joseph L. Hardy, B.A., 37 Elmont St., Dorchester. NO. 2512 (Navy Yard). On Call, Monthly, 12 Noon, Bldg, 22, Navy Yard; Barney Snider, Pres,, 9 Desmond Rd., No. Randolph; Philip F. Rendall, F.S.T,, 29 Malvern St., Melrose. NO. 3126. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off,, 80 Summer St., Tel, U26-073U; James D. Cohan, Pres., lUl Beacon St.; Joseph L, McCarthy, S.T., I6 Fulton St., Wobum. CATERING EMPLOYEES (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No. 277) CEMENT I-IASONS AND ASPHALT LAYERS NO. 53U. Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 310, 161 Mass. Ave., Tel, 536-1919; John H. Walsh, F.S.T. , 2 Pine Ridge Rd., Stoneham; Charles F. Spillane, B.A. , 19 Howitt Rd., W. Roxbury. CEMETERY AND GREENHOUSE LABORERS NO. 1285- First Tues., Pythian Hall, Salem St., Maiden; F, H. Weathers, Pres,, 25 Erickson St., Maiden; Edward L. Reardon, Gen. S.T., 11 Hovey St., Gloucester. CEMETERY WORKERS NO. 8-IU09 (Forest Hills Cemetery). First Tues. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), U»30 P.M., at Cemetery, 9^ Forest Ave., Jamaica Plain; Joseph G, DeBenedictis, R.F.S,, 78 Cowing St., W, Roxbury; David Abrams, B.A., 9 Paric-
vale Ave. , Allston. CHAUFFEURS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) CITY OF BOSTON EMPLOYEES UNION, UNITED (See Building Service Employees No. 285) aEANERS AND DYERS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated No, I83) CLERKS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks; Retail Clerks Int»l.; and Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Unions) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED: NOTE: All locals (except Nos, 273, 579 and 579-A) meet at Bus, Off., 2nd Fl., 85 Essex St., Tel. Ha 6-6123; Joseph Fiascone, Mgr. , 650 Huntington Ave. NO. 1 (Coat Makers). On Call, Monthly (Mon.), 5.30 P.M.; Nathan Baker, Ch., 5IU8 Tremont St,; Paul Loreck, S.T., 225 Norfolk St., Dorchester. NO. 102 (Coat Makers) (Italian). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M.; Al Zafarana, Ch., 390 Upham St., Melrose; Sam Tancreto, Nicholas Magliano and Al Ferullo, B.A's.
NO. 1U9 (Coat Makers) (Lithuanian). On Call (Thurs.), 5.30 P.M, ; Frank Romskas, Ch., 258 W. Broadway, So. Boston; Paul Loreck, Sam Tancreto, Nicholas Magliano and Al Fenillo, B.A's.
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BOSTON - Cont'(i«
CLOTHING WORKERS, AMisjjGAMATED - Concl'd.
NO. 171 (Pressers). On Call, Monthly (Kon. ), 5.30 P.M.; Benny Geraci, Gh., 6 Carell Rd., Peabody; Sam Tancreto, Nicholas Magliano and Al Ferullo, B.A's. NO. 173 (Pants Makers). On Call, Monthly (Wed.), 5.30 P.M.; Michael Damiano, Ch., 281 Webster St., E. Boston; Sam Tancreto and Al Ferullo, B.A's. NO. 181 (Cutters, Trimmers and Cloth Shrinkers). 2nd Tues., 6 P.M.; Basilio Lanzilli, Pres., 568 Winthrop St., Medford; John J. Cheverie, Bus. Mgr., 56 Davison St. , Hyde Park
NO. 183 (Gleaners and Dyers). On Call; Domenic Loiero, Gh. , 52 Edward St., Medford; Paul Loreck, B.A., 22$ Norfolk St., Dorchester, NO. 267 (Sheepskin Coat Makers). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M.; Gabriel Lewis, Ch., 14*1*2 Washington St., Roslindale; Sam Beshawaty, B.A., 6 Oak St, NO. 273 (Sheepskin Sportswear). On Call, Rubber ;\ncrs. Hall, Lynn; or Bus. Off., 85 Essex St., Boston; Leah Valtz, Ch. , 150 Timson St., E. Lynn; Sam Beshawaty, B.A,, 6 Oak St. NO. 335 (Bushelmen). On Call, Monthly (Thurs.), 5,30 P.M.; Thomas DiMilla, Ch. , 2 Lawrence St., Medford; Paul Loreck, B.A., 225 Norfolk St., Dorchester. NO. 579 (Retail Employees Union). First Thurs., 6,30 P.M., Hotel Bradford,
275 Tremont St.; Saul Terr, S.T.; Paul Loreck, B.A. ; Bus. Off,, 85 Essex St., Tel, Ha 6-8123. NO. 579-A (N.E. Retail Clothing Salespeople) (Bonwit Teller, Inc.). 3rd Mon., 6.15 P.M., Hotel Lenox, 6I Exeter St.; Irene Riegnell, S.T., 51 Pond St., Belmont; Nicholas J, Magliano, B,A. ; Bus, Off., Rm. 5l7, 73 Tremont St,, Tel, La 3-6660. COAL AND FUEL OIL TEAMSTERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 68) COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHERS (See Telegraphers, Commercial No, k) COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA: NO. 1051 (American Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Tues. (Feb., May, Oct.), 6 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Donald P. Conroy, Pres,, 92U Washington St,, Dorchester; Charles J. Oilman, S.T., 83 Keystone St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 906, 88 Broad St., Tel. Id 2-6660. NO. 1301 (Telephone Directory. Salesmen) (N.E. Tel, (k Tel. Co.). On Call;
James D. Edgeworth, Pres., 12 Stonecleve Rd. , Wellesley; Philip B. Miller, S.T., 208 May St., Worcester; Bus. Off., Rm. 906, 88 Broad St., Tel. Li 2-6660. NO. 1371 (Hampden Automotive Mfg. Co.). On Call (Mar, and Sept,); Anthony E, Farrar, Jr,, 267 Centre St,, Jamaica Plain; Joseph Volpe, B.A., 15 Court Sq, NO. 1395 (See Watertown) CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN, RAILWAI (See Railway Conductors and Brakemen) CONFF.CTIOIffiRI WORKERS (See Bakery and Confectionery Workers) CONSTRUCTION f^W GENERAL LABORERS (See Building Laborers, Hod Carriers No, 22) COOKS AND PASTRY COOKS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees No, 186
COPPERSMITHS NO, 500 (Navy Yard). 2nd Tues,, 12 Noon, Conference Rm. , Bldg. 195, Navy Yard; Nicholas Pizzella, Pres., Main St., Norwell; Eugene Kneprath, F.S.T., 8 Palmer Ave., Saugus. CREAMERY WORKERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 38O) CUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees. No. 385) CUSTOMS SERVICE ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL (Mass. State Branch) (IND). Quarterly, 6 P.M., Appraisers Stores, Atlantic Ave.; Valentine Madden, Pres., 71 Standard St., Dorchester; Donald Kelly, Treas.; Bus. Off., Custom House, India St., Tel. Ca 3-6605. DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES NO. 8I16 (IND) (R.H. Stearns Co.). 3rd Tues., 6 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Mary Bertolami, Pres., 5 Andrea Rd., Mattapan; Mary T. Sraythe, S.T.,B.A., 88 Woodside Ave., Winthrop; Bus. Off., Rm. 701, 6 Beacon St., Tel. La 3-8586.
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DEPARTMEOT STORE EflPLOYEES (See also Retail Clerks, Int'l.j and Retail, Whole- sale and Department Store Unions) DIRECTLY ^EFHIATED LOCAL UNIONS:
NO. 211i32 (Newspaper Writers, Reporters and Editorial Vi/krs.) (The Hearst Corp.), First Wed., 7 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Arthur Sullivan, Pres., 53 Wiley St., Maiden; Mike Gillooly, Sec, 39 Robin St., W. Roxbury. NO. 22179 (Star Brush Mfg. Co., Inc.). Uth Thurs., 5.15 P.M., South End House, 148 Rutland St.; Cliarles A. Wright, Pres., 109 W. Walnut Pk., Roxbury; Elmer Peters, S.T., 92 Morgan St., Randolph. NO. 23987 (Compressed Steel Shafting Co.). First Hon., 5 P.M., Locker Rm., at Plant, 5187 Hyde Park Ave., Readville; John Fitzpatrick, Pres., 50 River St., Dorchester; Frank DiPietro, F.S.T., 1533 River St., Hyde Park.
DISTILLF.RY, RECTIFYING, l«NE MD ALLIED WORKERS NO. 8. 2nd Wed., 6. 30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 327, 11 Beacon St., Tel, La 3-U820; Joseph M. Griffin, Pres.,
U8 Clement Ave., W. Roxbury; Lawrence Cohen, S.T.,B. A., 2U Waban Rd. , Quincy. DIVFP^ AND WELDERS (Pile Driving, Wharf ar^ Bridge Work) (See Carpenters No, 56) DOCK FREIGHT HANDLERS (See Longshoremen and Railway and Steamship Clerks) DRUG V/ORt:ERS (See Oil, Qiemical and Atomic 'Wkrs. No. 8-8) DRY CLEAl^ING AND DTA HOUSE WORKERS (See Laundry and Diy Cleaning Int'l. Union) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AW MOIirffi WORKERS, IiW'L.: NO. 207 (Armstrong Daily, Inc.). On Call, Hotel Manger, North Station; John Rudgis, Pres., 96 Berkshire St., Cambridge; Harry Freedman, S.T., 60 Woolson St., Mattapan. NO. 217 (National Pneumatic Co., Inc., Holtzer-Cabot Div. ). 2nd Tues., U.10 P.M., Neighborhood House, Amory St., Jamaica Plain; Leo Gaglio, F.S., lU Crescent Rd. , Weymouth; Frank J. Boudreau, R.S., 67 Faxon Rd., No. Quincy. NO. 232 (Automatic Fire Alarm Co.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Automatic Fire Alarm Co. Office, 61 Batteryraarch St.; Fred Balboni, Pres., 72 Gladstone St., E. Boston; Richard Lyons, F.G.T., ll;5 Trenton St., E. Boston.
NO. 23U (Greater Boston) (Amalgamated). Last Tues, ( Jan. , Apr. , June, Oct.), Italian-American Citizens Club, 55 Austin St., Cambridge; Walter D. French, Pres., B. A., 290 Amory St., Jamaica Plain; Leonard A. Gates, F.S.T., 9k Summer St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 205, Ul Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-i|Oli7. NO. 27U (See Waltham) NO. 275. 3rd Wed., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 200, Ul Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-U0I1.8; Edward L. Sullivan, Pres., kh Brook St., Brighton; Joseph Duggan and Herman Carter, B.A's. NO. 279 (Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co., Hyde Park Works). 2nd Tues. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), h P.M., at Bus. Off., Ih3k Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park, Tel. Vi 3-3858; Joseph M. Geraneo, Pres., 30 Fulkerson St., Cambridge; Salvatore M. Giorgio, S.T., 6U Flming St., E. Dedham.
ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MfflliME WCRKERS OF /I4ERICA, UlNflTED NO. 262 (IW) (Amal- gamated). Sun., Quarterly, 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 538 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Tel. An 8-U982; Gerald J. I^rray, Pres., 2 Elizabeth Rd., Billerica; Arthur R. Hannigan, Bus. M-gr, ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 103 (Wireraen). 2nd and Uth Wed., Boston College High School, Morrissey Blvd., Dorchester; John V. O'Brien, Bus. Kgr.j Don J. Berry, John Horan and Everett Warren, Bus. Reps.; Bus. Off., 626 Dorchester Ave., So. Boston, Tel. An 8-8700. NO. lOli (Outside Electrical Wkrs., Linemen, Operators and Generating Operators). 3rd Thurs., 98 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton; Lawrence E. Collins, Pres., 59
Warren St., Arlington; Henry L. Nolan, F.S.,3us. Mgr. , 53 Winslow Rd., Belmont; Bus. Off., Rm. 302, IIO8 Boylston St., Tel. Co 7-1091.
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FLRCTRICAL WOFKERS, INT'L. BROTHEHHOOD OF - Concl'd.: NO. 335 (B & A Railroad). 3rd Wed., Copley Sq. Hotel, U? Huntington Ave,; Raymond Yokell, Pres., 292 Lincoln St., Allston; Warren K. Deming, F.S.T., Ul Pratt St., Allston. NO. 67U (B
V.P. , 110 Hermon St., Winthrop,
NO. lU52. Last VJed. , Hotel Madison, North Station; David Harrington, Pres., U5 Armandine St,, Dorchester; Albert J, Martin, B.A., 152 Trapelo Rd., Waltham. NO, 15UU (Electronics Local) (Navy Yard). 2nd Wed,, Hotel Madison, North Station; Adam M. Vanyo, Pres., U9 Harvard St., Winchester; Francis A. Buote, F.S., Uh Emery St., Medford. NO, 2119 (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri., IVhere Called; James E. Walsh, R.S., lOU F St., So, Boston; Glendon W. Ditmar, S,T,,B.A., I69 Kent St., Brookline.
ELECTROTYPERS NO, 11. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St,; Charles J. Reil, Pres., I30 Hamden Circle, Wollaston; Leo F. Doyle, Treas., 158 Highland Ave,, Winthrop; Bus, Off,, Rm, 62U, 333 Washington St,, Tel, La 3-7088. EI.EVATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. U. First Fri., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; John J, O'Donnell, Pres,, 6 South St., Plainville; Alfred L. Brophy, F,S.,Bus, Rep,, 71 Woodard Rd,, W. Roxbury; Bus, Off., Rm. 312, 100 Boylston St., Tel, Hu 2-6783, ENGINKF.RS ASSOCIATION, INC., MASS. STATE (See Massachusetts State Engineers Association, Inc. ENGINEERS, HOISTING AND POETABLE NO. h. First and 3rd Wed., J, J. Williams HLdg., 63 W. Brookline St.; Walter J. Ryan, Bus. Mgr.; Joseph Grande^ «John R. Burns, Charles A, Bucci, Charles DeRosa, Alcide G. Morell and Clement E. Cronin, B.A.'s; Bus. Off., 280 Lincoln St., Allston; Tel. 25U-0900. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 312 (IND) (NY NH Old Colony Lodge). First Sun., 10,30 A,M., Y.M.C. A., South Station; George H. White, Ch. Eng., 28 Henderson St., Arlington; Christopher C. Colbert, S.T.,B.A., 60 Hodgkinson St., Quincy. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. U39 (iND) (B & A Railroad). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., K. of C. Hall, 518 Cambridge St., Allston; George C, Munger, S.T., 3I Nickerson Rd., Ashland; H. C. Fencer, B.A,, 606 Newtown Rd., Littleton. ENGINEERS, MA.SS. DEPP. OF PUBLIC WORKS (See State County and Municipal Employees No. 780) ENGINEERS, OPERATING: NO. h (See Engineers, Hoisting and Portable)
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ENGINEERS, OPERATING - Concl'd. NO. 62. Last Fri., Lithuanian Club, 368 W, Broadway, So. Boston; Francis Lane, Pres. , Plymouth St., Halifax; Robert 0, Grondin, F.S., 111 Arborway Dr., Braintree. NO. Qk9y 8U9a and 8U9b. 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St.; William P. Walsh, R.F.S., Ul Bay State Rd., No, Quincy; Paul E. McWade, Int'l. Rep., 97 Oakleigh Rd., Newton; Bus. Off., Rm, U06, 2 Park Sq., Tel. Ha 6-U922. ENGINEERS, TEOiNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) ESSO WORKERS UNION OF N.E. SALES DIV. (IND) (Esso Standard Oil Co. Div., Humble Oil & Refining Co.). Quarterly, On Call; James G. Sullivan, F.S., 59 Lura St., Lowell; Peter A. Golden, Vice Ch. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FED. NO. 25 (IND). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Andrew Chiesa, Pres., UO No. Bennett St.; Mary E. Ferzoco, S.T, FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL FED. NO. 978 (IND) (V.A. Hospital, W. Roxbury). On Call, at Hospital, lUOO V.F.W. Pkwy., W. Roxbury; Joseph Champagne, Pres., 19 Oakridge Ave., Natick; George Hoogasian, S.T., 3 Weld St., Westboro. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE ALARM WORKERS, AUTOMATIC (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Wkrs., Int'l. No. 232) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. S-2 (Mass. Port Authority, Logan Int'l. Airport). 2nd Wed., Airport Fire Station; Charles T. Arena, Pres., 2k. Range Height Rd. , Lynn; Paul Thibodeau, S.T., 20li Falcon St., E. Boston. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 718. 3rd Thurs., Old Dorchester Post, Gallivan Blvd., Dor- chester; Martin E. Pierce, Pres., 20 Adams St., Charlestown; Charles J. Connolly, S.T., 871 E, Fourth St., So. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. [il5, U09 E. Broadway, So. Boston, Tel. 268-I6II. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE:
NO. 57 (NY NH). 3rd Sun., East Rm. , Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Charles D. Marks, Pres., 122U Boylston St., Newton; Joseph A. Ridge, Local Ch. , 6IO E. Second St., So. Boston. NO. 719 (B & A Pilgrim Lodge). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; J. E. Bailey, R.F.S., 1262 Central Ave., Needham; L. V. King, B.A., I69 Hunnewell Ave., Newton. NO. 785 (B & M Railroad). First Wed., 8.3O P.M., Rm. 215, 69 Canal St.; Samuel S. Foss, Jr., Pres., 20 Bates St., Danvers; George J. Willard, F.S., 2k Northern Ave,, Lynn. FIREMEN AND OILERS, STATIONARY: NO. 3. Uth Wed., Hibernian Hall, 181; Dudley St., Roxbury; Joseph P. McNamara, Pres.,B.A., 33 Pershing Rd. , Jamaica Plain; John J. McNamara, B.A., 12 Shumway Circle, Wakefield; Bus. Off., Hm. 32, k5 Bromfield St., Tel. Hu 2-8670. NO. 3k7 (B & A Railroad). On Call; R. J. Roma, Pres., 59 Aldie St., Allston; A. A. McDonald, S.T., 31 Marion St., Natick. NO. 1;02. 2nd Thurs., 7 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; John Kelton, Pres., 5 Godman Re., Roxbury; Andrew E. Kelton, F.S., 275 Centre St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 9UI (B & M Terminal). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., City Sq., Charles- toim; Eugene LeBlanc, Pres., 59 Pearl St., Somerville; Joseph J, Souza, S.T,, 3k Gorham St, , W. Somerville FISHERMEN'S UNION, ATLANTIC. On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., Commonwealth Pier- East, Tel. Hu 2-Ui68; James D. Ackert, Pres., 36 Arxierson St.; Patrick
Greene, V.P. , 30 Doris St., Dorchester. FLIGHT ENGINEERS, INT'L. ASSN.: (American Air Lines). On Call; F. A. O'Brien, Pres., 277 Colonial Rd. Lawrence; E, E. Gierke, S.T,, Mattakeesett St., Perabroke.
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FLIGHT ENGINEERS, lOT'L. ASSN. - Concl'd.: (Eastern Air Lines) (EAL Chapter). On Call; Jack Robertson, Pres.; R. A. Lamb, Boston Ch,; Bus. Off., Rm. U, 558 Hialeah Dr., Hialeah, Florida. (Trans World Air Lines) (TWA Chapter) (Boston Council). On Call, Monthly; J. Denison, Ch., 12 Governor Rd., Stoneham; C. K. Curtis, S.T., 170 Rockland St., Hingham.
FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF N.E., ASSOCIATED NO. 118 (IND) (A i^ P Tea Co.). First Wed. (Jan., Mar., May, Sept., Nov.), Geo. Dilboy Post, 371 Summer St., Somerville; James Aloisi, Treas., 20lt Chelsea St., E. Boston; John Sweeney, B.A., 30 College Ave., Medford. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF N.E., ASSOCIATED NO. 158 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Old Dorchester Post, Adams St., Dorchester; Charles T. Hubbard, Pres., 35 Charles St., Braintree; Gustave Ericson, B.A., lOli Eldridge St., Newton. FREIGHT FORWARDERS (See Railway and Steamship Clerks) FREIGHT HANDLERS (See Longshoremen and Railway and Steamship Clerks) FUR WORKERS NO. 30 (Amal. Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Fur Dept.). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. UOl, 619 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-25U5j H. Edward Kurzman, Pres., I69 Kent St., Brookline; Samuel
Ostroff, B.A. , 56 Norman St., Brockton. FURNITURE WORKERS OF METROPOLITAN BOSTON, ALLIED NO. I36. Quarterly, First Wed., Hotel Madison, North Station; Kenneth C. Morrison, F.S.T., 23 Mt. Vernon St., Dorchester; Daniel F. Downey, B.A., 37 Maplewood Ave., Methuen. FURNITURE WORKERS NO. I36-B (Wood Workers). Quarterly, 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., Rm. 232, 2 9ii Washington St., Tel. Hu 2-39UO; George Parsons, Pres., 612 Shawmut Ave., Roxbury; Francis O'Connor, Int'l. Rep., UO Lothrop St., Newtonville. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES: NOTE: All locals meet at Union Headquarters, 33 Harrison Ave., Tels. Ha 6-9350 and Ha 6-935U. NO. 12 (Skirt, Dress and Cloak Pressers). 2nd VJed., 5 P.M.; Max Kramer, Pres., 180 Kittredge St., Roslindale; Saul Wallace, B.A. NO. 2U (Waterproof Gaments). First Mon., 6 P.M.} Mary Phillips, Sec, 121 Sagamore Ave., Chelsea; Henry J. Brides, Mgr. , 11 Hillcrest Ave., Brockton. NO. 33 (Skirt Makers). Uth Mon., 5 P.M.; Josephine McCarron, Pres., 55 High- land Ave., Arlington; Milton Kaplan, Salvatore Mancuso and Leo Karesky, B.A's, NO. U6 (Dress, Skirt and Waist Makers). First Tues., 5 P.M.; Sarali Greerispoon, Pres., 146 Mattapan St., Mattapan; Saul Wallace, B.A. NO. 56 (Cloakmakers). 3rd Mon., 5.30 P.M.; Samuel Weiner, Pres., 30 Bowdoin St., Maiden; Milton Kaplan, B.A. NO. 73 (Cutters). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M.; Samuel Goldberg, Pres., 301 Homer St., Newton Centre; Milton Kaplan, B.A. NO. 80 (Cloak and Dressmakers) (Italian), ijth Fri., 5 P.M.; Peter Scola, Pres., 120 Union Park St.: Salvatore J. Mancuso, B.A. NO. 229 (Cotton Dress and Underwear Wkrs.). First Tues., 6 P.M.; Josephine
Zona, Sec, IU6 No, Adaras St., W. Somerville; Elliot Klitzman, B.A. , 327 West St., Hyde Park. NO. 301 (Sportswear, Coat and Dress Designers). Uth Thurs., 5.30 P.M.; Mario Venditelli, Pres., Ill Conrad St., Braintree; Milton Kaplan, B.A. NO. 359 (Embroiderers, Pleaters and Tuckers). 3rd Wed., 6 P.M.; Mamie Murray, Sec, 51 Hartford St., Dorchester; James Rizzuto, B.A.., 21 Waite St., Maiden. NO. 55U. Uth Mon., 5.30 P.M.; William Oliver, Pres., 125 Harriet Ave., Quincy; Leo Karesky, B.A.
GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12003 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IWD) (Boston Gas Co.). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, UOO Arbor Way, Jamaica Plain; Charles M. Nelson, ^res., 185 Grove St., W. Roxbury; Russell W. Lowry, S.T., 29U
Washington St. , Canton.
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GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 1226? (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Hyde Park Div., Worcester Gas Light Co.). On Call; Richard M. Cameron, Pres., 1909 Washington St., Stoughton; Raymond E, Mackey, F.S.T., 2U Elm St., Dedham. GLASS BOTTLE BLOWERS NO. 100 (Brockway Glass, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 7.U5 P.M., Italian-American Club, Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Parte; Thomas Hogan, Pres., 1?
School St., Dorchester; Mary Giblin, R.S., 870 Dade Rd. , Holbrook. GUSSWORKERS, ART (See Painters No. Il8l) GUZIERS NO. lOUh. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 718 Huntington Ave., Tel. Be 2-6023j John Broderidk, Treas.,B,A., 5 Lewis Dr., Randolph; P. J. Bocanfuso, B.A,, 23 Newcroft Circle, Mattapan. GOVERNMEIff MPLOTEES, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF: NO. 38 (Immigration and Naturalization Service). On Call, Monthly, U.lS P.M., at Bus. Off., 3rd Fl., 150 Tremont St., Tel. Ca 3-23U7; Adeline Connolly, Pres., 509 Paik Dr.; Etta Roslyne Taylor, S.T., 105 Florence St., Everett. NO. 82 (Navy Yard). First Thurs. , Where Called; Thomas H. McCormack, Pres., 31 Woodruff Rd. , Walpole; Joseph J. Cochrane, F.S., 21 Winslow Rd. , Squantxan. NO, 72U (Power Plant, Navy Yard). On Call; James Carlin, Pres., 7 Russell St., Qiarlestown J Frederick C. MacDonald, F.S.T., 118 Eastern Ave., Wobum NO. 829 (Dept. of Agriculture). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., "A" 31dg., 130 Newmarket Sq., Tel. Hi 5-8586; Edward Walsh, Pres., 3 Weston Ave., Lexington; William H. Cunmings, Treas., 275 Prospect Ave., Revere. NO. 9h8 (U.S. Dept. of Labor). On Call, Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; William J. Smith, Pres., 12 Woodman Rd., Worcester; Joseph E, Shannon, S.T., 18 Millwood St., Dorchester. NO. 1026 (First U.S. Civil Service Region). On Call; Thomas Driscoll, Pres., 5 Second St., Woburn; Philip Klein, S.T., 35 Was'nington St., Dorchester. NO. 1088 (Navy Yard). 3rd Fri., 12 Noon, Bldg. 195, Navy Yard; John S. Gannon, Pres., 28 Thane St., Dorchester; Arthur F. Coffey, S.T, , 8 Hamilton
St. , Dorchester, NO. 1235 (Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare). Quarterly, 2nd Tues. , 6,30 P.M., 120 Boylston St.; Theresa M. Elliott, V.P., 1990 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton; Kathleen M. Rehs, Treas., U9 Avondale St., Dorchester. NO. 1900 (U.S. Army Base). On Call, 7th Fl., Sec. D, at Base; John Rushworth, Pres., 1 Pinedale Lane, Canton; Joseph Connors, F.S.T., 11 Legion St. , Canton. NO. 2073 (Small Business Admin., Region 1). On Call; FVancis D, Hallissey, Pres., 20 Salem St., Lynn; William Moore, Treas.; Bus. Off., ftn. 3OO, U70 Atlantic Ave., Tel. Ca 3-322li, NO. 211^3 (V.A. Hospital, Jamaica Plain). On Call, at Hospital; Nelson Hunt, Pres., 87 Kinnard St., Cambridge; Milton P. Hagens, S.T., 137 Crawford St. Roxbury. NO. 2378 (V.A. Outpatient Clinic). First Wed., 5.05 P.M., 6th Fl., I7 Court St.; Mary G.S. Ryan, Pres., 15 Victory Rd. , Dorchester; Mary L. Ryan, S.T., 57 Ninigret Ave., E. Falmouth. NO. 2li05 (U. S. Food & Drug Admin., Boston Dist.). Quarterly, 2nd FrL., 5 P.M., Library, 585 Commercial St.; Edward J. Scahill, Jr., Pres., 190 Liberty St., Quincy; Edward J. Skolnick, S.T., 81 Range Ave., Lynn. NO. 2UI6 (U. S. Quarantine Station, Logan Airport). First Sat., 9.30 A.M., Gate 7, at Airport; John A. Mitchell, Pres., h Lavoie Ave., Methuen; Guy E. Foster, S.T., 20 Ashcroft Rd., Melrose. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND): NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 31, 10 Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-Ul50. NO. 1 (Navy Yard). Last Fri., Parker House, 60 School St.; George Buswell, Pres., 53 Indian Lane, Canton; Joseph Fallon, S.T., 25 Mountain Ave., Revere. NO. 9 (U.S. Coast Guard, Indus. Section). On Call, at Base, Commercial St, Gerald Goode, Pres., 55 Butler Ave., Stoneham; Randolph Townsend, R.S., 200 North St., Danvers. NO. 18 (General Services Admin.). 2nd Sat., 7. 30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Edward A. Coleman, Pres., 51 Bartlett St., Somerville; John Doherty, R.S.T., U58 Lowell St., W. Peabody.
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OVEHNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF (IND) - Concl'd. NO. 21 (Boston Army Base). Last Thurs., Fox Connor Auditorium, Meric Pesanelli, Pres., 2U Cole St., Kingston; Vincent Fantasia, S.T., 192 I St., So. Boston. NO. 26 (V.A. Hospital, Jamaica Plain). On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., at Hospi- tal, 150 So. Huntington Ave., Jamaica Plain; Walter T. King, Pres., 2k Van Winkle St., Dorchester: Alfred W. Coyne, Jr., S.T., 1 Parker Hill Terrace. NO. 27 (Women's Local SS). Mary Reynolds, Pres., 12 Plain St., Dorchester. NO. 30 (Internal Revenue Service). Peter Panteluk, Pres., lOU School St., Watertown; Edmund Coan, S.T., 38 Golden Ball Rd. , Weston. NO. Ill (Motor Vehicle Service). 3rd Sat., 8 P.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; Buckley Gross, Pres., 2^2 Pond St., Holbrook; Thomas Buckley, S.T., 56 Duston St., Allston. NO. Uh (Postal Transport Service-South Postal Annex). Last Sat., 7.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; William J. Tansey, Pres., 218 Brookside Pkwy,, Medford; Alan Laricin, S.T. NO. 55 (Postal Supervisors). 3rd Mon. , Hotel Madison, North Station; Timothy J, O'Neil, Pres., U8 Clement Terrace, Quincy; Pa\il L. O'Brien, F.S., 50 Pelliam St., Newton Center. NO. 60 (Micon Inspectors). Philip DeAngelo, Pres., hh Gore Rd, , Revere. NO. 61 (Naval Pub. & Printing Service). Robert Ross, Pres., 629 Chestnut St., Lynn, Joseph H. Sennott, S.T. , 17 Lincoln Lane, Hanover. NO. 71 (Federal Aviation Agency). Stanley Lyman, Pres., I60 Cherij- St., Maiden.
NO. 7I4 (Naval Station). On Call, First Mon., k P.M., Locker Rm. , U95 Summer St.; Walter Griffin, Pres., 96 Farrington St., Quincy; Charles Shlipp, R.S.T., 230 Blue Hill Ave., Roxbury. NO. 78 (FAA Boston Systons). On Call, Quarterly, FAASj Milton Iwen, Pres., 29 Chapin St., Reading; Vince Cerbone, R.F.S.T., 291 Lexington St., E. Boston. NO. 80 (V.A. Clinic). On Call, at Clinic, 17 Court St.; Silvio Paesano, Pres., 5ii Clifton Ave., Saugus; John Oster, F.S.T.
NO. 82 (Navy Dist. Eng.). On Call, Monthly, 12 Noon, Fargo Bldg. , U95 Summer St.; Paul C. Moran, Pres., 308 Green St., Weymouth; James D. Frank, S.T. NO. 86 (V.A. Hospital, W. Roxbury). On Call, Quarterly, 7.30 P.M., at Hospital, ll^OO V.F.W. Pkwy., W. Roxbui^^; Charles L. Harris, Pres., 85 Rockland St., Roxbury; Gus Torrence, Treas., 190 W. Springfield St. NO. 98 (FAA Boston Fl. Ser. ). Donald O'Brien, Pres., 35 Montfem Ave., Brighton.
NO. 99 (U.S. Dept. Com. Weather Bureau) . Joseph Corbett, Pres., lU Sheffield Rd., Danvers, H. L, Coleman, S.T., 7 Austin Ct,, Saugus. GUARD AND SECURITY EMPLOYEES UNION (See Building Service Employees No. 5l6) HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WKRS. (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Wkrs.) HARDWOOD FINISHJitS (See Painters No. IO7I4) HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKHKS NO. h (Cloth Hats). Last Thurs., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 305, 619 Washington St., Tel. Ha 6-3211; Aaron Mellen, Ch. 1 Isabell Circle, Randolph; Lillian K. Sternberg, F.S., lli5l Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINER! WORKtmS NO. 118. 2nd Tues., Where Called; Mario D'Addario, Pres., 282 Summer St., E. Boston; Louis Peso, S.T,, 326 Bishop St., Framingham. HEBREW BUTCHERS UNION NO. 6I8 (Kosher Meat). First and Last Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3-B, 1165 Blue Hill Ave,, Dorchester, Tel. Ge 6-7i;23; Carl Penn, Pres,,
6 Leering Rd,, Mattapan; Samuel Wasserman, B.A, , 3I High St., Milton, HOD CARRIF.RS (See Building Laborers) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 186 (Cooks and Pastry Cooks). Uth Tues., 8.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 58 Berkeley St., Tel, ii23-3335; Joseph Stefani, F.S.T.jBus. Rep,; Mary A. Sciacca, R.S., Asst, Bus, Rep. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 277 (Hotel, Catering and V/aitresses Union). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off,, 528 Commonwealth Ave., Tel. Co 7-OUiil; Louis R. Govoni, Pres.; Rita M. Barton, F.S.T. HOTEL EMPLOYEES NO. 3U (See Bartenders and Dining Room Employees)
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HOUSING riAINTENANCE LABORERS NO. 36? (Boston Housing Authority). 3rd Men., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxburyj Patrick Gavin, Pres., 675 Fourth St., So. 3ostonj Julius K. Kohn, F.S.T., 9 Cass St., W. hoxbury. INSULATORS, HEAT AND FROST (See Asbestos Workers No, 98) INSUR/s.NCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 36. Quarterly, On Call; Maurice Nerman, Pres., 123 Elm St., Milton; Albert G. Harkins, S.T., 216 School St., Somervillej Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 512 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester, Tel. 825-9565. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, NAT'L. ASSN. CHAPIER 23 (IND). 2nd Wed., every Uth Mo., Where Called; John F. O'Riordan, Pres., Ul Norwell Rd., Melrose; Mary E. Buckley, S.T., I66 Central St., Somerville; Bus. Off., 17U Ipswich St., Tel. 267-5700. IRON WORKERS:
NO. 7 (Bridge and Structural). Last Wed., Hibernian Hall, I8U Dudley St., Roxbury; Frsunk J. Moriarty, F.S.T., 62 Landseer St., W. Roxbury; Fred M. Ramsey and Joseph Brown, EUs. Reps.; Bus. Off«, 1117 Columbus Ave., Roxbury, Tel. Ga 7-6700. NO. 501 (Bridge and Structural) (Shop Men). 2nd Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; John F. Begly, F.S.T., IO3 Fulton Springs Rd.,
Medford; Frank Spignese, B.A. , II60 Fellsway, Maiden; Bus, Off., 2nd Fl., UUO Somerville Ave., Somerville, Tel. 623-1800. NO. 607 (Riggers) (Navy Yard). 3rd Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Robert H. Morrison, Pres., 281 Havre St., E. Boston; John A. Anastasi, R.S.T.jV.P., 12 Parker St., Watertown. LABORERS, HOUSING MAINTENANCE (See Housing Maintenance Laborers No. 367) LABORERS, limiW. AND SHIPYARD (See Building Laborers No. 997)
LATHERS NO. 72 (Wood, Wire and Metal), i^th Wed. , Hotel Madison, North Station; Clifford R. Sweeney, F.S.T., 6 Rozella St., Dorchester; Henry J. Sheerin, B.A., 39 Inverness Rd., Arlington.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING INT'L. UNION NO. 66. First Thurs. ( Jan. , Apr. , June, Oct.), Hotel Madison, North Station; John F. Donovan, Pres.,B.A., 85 St. Marks Rd., Dorchester; John H, Bartlett, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 512, 25 Huntington Ave., Tels. Ke 6-2268 and Ke 6-5110.
LFA-THER GOODS, PUi.STICS AND NOVELTY WKRS. INT'L. NO. 18. i;th Mon. , 5.30 P.M., 33 Harrison Pve.; E. Louise H. McCray, S.T., 273 Weymouth St., Holbrook; Raymond A. Dooley, B.A., 265 W. Hith St., New York, New York. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3U. 2nd Tues. , Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; John M. Mulhern, Pres., B. A., 28 Granville St., Dorchester; Ralph S. Farrell, R.S., 526 Cambridge St., Allston; Bus. Off., Rm. U|6, 29U Washington St., Tels. Ha 6-0969 and Ha 6-0971+ LITHOGRAPHERS AND FHOTOENGRAVERS INT'L. UNION NO. 3-L (Amalgamated). 3rd Tues., 6.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 225 Beach St., Revere, Tel. 28ll-17U5; William B. Doherty, Pres., 22 Louis St., Chelsea; David F, Hussey, V.P. , li;5 Aspinwall Ave., Brookline.
LITHOGP.AFHERS AM) FHOTOENGRAVERS INT'L. UNION NO. 3-P. 3rd Mon. , 6 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; James R. Mohan, Pres,; John V. Connolly, Bus.
r-Igr. ; Bus. Off., Rm. U05, 29)4 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-8130. LITHOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION (IND) (Colourpicture Publishers, Inc.). On Call, Hotel Bostonian, II38 Boylston St.; Nicholas Coletta, Pres., 26 Volunteer Way, Lexington; Michael R. Ciccarelli, Treas., 39 Revere Rd., Wobum. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSN., INT'L.: NO. 799 (General Longshoremen and Cargo Repair Wkrs.) (Daniel O'Connell Associates). Uth Thurs., K. of C. Hall, hh High St., Charlestown; Edward C. Callahan, Pres., 52 High St., Charlestown; Daniel J. Doherty, B.A.; Bus. Off., lU Park St., Charlestown, Tel. 2U2-25oU. NO. 800 (General Longshoronen and Cargo Repair Wkrs.). Uth Thurs,, St. Vincent's Hall, E St., So. Boston; Patrick P. Gill, ?res. , 86 W. 3rd St., So. Boston; Thomas P. McNilf, 3.A., 685 E. 8th St., So. Boston. .
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L0NGSH0RF:I^™«S ASSN., IOT'L. - Concl'd.:
NO. 805 (East Boston). Uth Thurs., Meridian Hall, I63 Meridian St., F.. Boston; Charles W. Tipping, F.o., 30 Court Rd., Winthrop; David B. Flynn, B.A., I3I4 River Rd. , Winthrop. NO. 8C9 (Waterfront Freight Handlers) (Mystic Terminal). Uth Thurs., Green St., CJiarlestown; John J. Moynihan, Pres,, h2 Oliver St., Fverett; Frank Chislett, F.S., 128 William St., Jamaica Plain. NO. 822 (Freight Handlers) (N.E. Freight Handling Co.). Last Thurs., 9 Chelsea St., E. Boston; Joseph Tipping, Pres., B. A., hh Orient Ave., E. Boston; Lawrence J. Flaherty, R.S.T., 50 Procter Circle, Peabody. NO, 926 (Lumber Handlers). Uth Thurs., 8.15 P.M., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave.; Robert Herlihy, Pres., U8 Falcon St., E. Boston; Thomas J. Kane, S.T,, 27 Dunlap St., Dorchester. NO. 1066 (Boston Trans -Atlantic Clerks). Uth Thurs., Cape Cod Rm., Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave,; Walter A. McDonough, F.S.T., 65 Grampian Way,
Dorchester; Edward F. Dalton, B. A., 2U Girdlestone Rd. , Winthrop. NO. 1U5U (Marine Warehouses). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 195 Atlantic Ave,, Tel. 227-905U; George McPhail, Pres., 67 Pequit St., Canton; William J. Lucas, B.A., hk Merriam St., Jamaica Plain. NO. IU95 (Scalemen). First Thurs., 6 P.M., 153 Atlantic Ave.; Arthur Carmitros, Pres., U3 Goethe St., W. Roxbury; Frank W. Hoyt, S.T., 101 W. Concord St, NO, 1528 (Weighers and Samplers). First Tues., 6,30 P.M,, Warehousemen's Hall, 195 Atlantic Ave.; Harold Hines, Pres., 27 Northfjeld Ave., Quincy; George F. Beriy , S.T., 755 Saratoga St., E. Boston. NO. 15U2 (Ship Cleaners and Scalers). Quarterly, lUO Meridian St., E. Boston; Philip DePalma, Pres,, 91 Locust St., Winthrop; Joseph Repucci, F.S., kl Rand St. , Revere NO. 1572-2 (Seafood VJkrs.). 3rd Fri. (Feb., May, Nov,), at Bus. Off., 212 Summer St., Tel, Ha 6-5958; Jolm Donegan, Pres., B. A., 569 Salem St., Lynn- field; Thomas LeMoure, S.T., 17a Road A, Everett. NO. I60U (Ship Line Handlers). Last Thurs., 7 P.M., UOa Lewis Wharf; John W. Rago, Pres,, 1 Lathrop PI.; Joseph Madxiri, S.T., 65 Sherbrooke Ave., Braintree. NO. 1660 (See Sugar Refinery Workers) NO, 1695 (Carpenters and Grainfitters). Quarterly, Last Thurs,, Where Called; Walter J. Hanlon, Jr., Pres., hi Norton St,, Dorchester; Graham Parsons, F.S., U6 Calhoun Ave., Everett. NO, 1906 (See Scrap Iron Workers, General Miscellanecnis) MACHOISTS, INT'L. ASSN. OF: NOTE: Headquarters, 96 Chestnut Hill Ave,, Brighton, Tel. Al U-25l5. NO. 30 (Air Transport Supervisors Lodge) (Northeast Airlines). First Wed., h P.M., Logan Int'l. Motel, S. Boston; Robert B. Cronin, Pres., 56 Colonial Rd., Lawrence; Charles J. Cruise, Jr., S.T., U7 Boston Ave., Somerville.
NO. 26U (Commercial). 2nd and Uth Thurs,, at Bus, uff . , 11 Otis St., Tel. Ha 6-6685; John W, Prendergast, F.S., 120 Bartlett St., Somerville; David P. McSweeney, Walter F. Silvers and Frank Every, B.A's. NO. 301 (NY NH Railroad). First Thurs., U.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Michael L, Conley, R.S,, 10U3 Dorchester Ave,, Dorchester; Joseph E, Burns, Jr., B,A., 87 Townsend Ave., New Haven, Connecticut. NO. 318 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Mon., 3.30 P.M., Rm. 2lU, 69 Canal St.; Charles E. Marble, Pres., 57 Hartshorne St., Reading; Samuel D, Allen, R,S., 157 Springvale Ave., Everett. NO, 567 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., 98 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton; John B, O'Connor, Pres., 70 Beechcroft St., Brighton; Henry P. McCrystal, R.S., 69 Franklin St., Allston.
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MACHINISTS, INT'L. ASSN. OF - Concl'd. NO, 63U (Bunker Hill Lodge) (Navy Yard). 3rd Mon., 7,30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Philip A. Stasio, Pres., 9 Birchwood Ave., W, Peabodyj Alfred N. Franca, S.T., 82 Liberty Ave., SOmerville. NO. 1726 (East Boston Airport) (Air Transport Lodge). 2nd and Uth Tues., 8 A.M. and U.l$ P.M., Meridian Hall, I63 Meridian St., E. Bostonj William Sutherland, Pres., 19 Karen Rd. , Wakefieldj Michael Hynds, F.S., li28 Parker St, , Newton. NO. 1790 (Blue Hill Lodge). 2nd Thurs., American Legion Hall, 56 Harvard Ave., Hyde Park; Anthony Mastandrea, Pres,, 32 Endicott St., Norwood; Janes M, Ryan, F,S,, 2k Norton St., Readville. NO. I898 (Bay State Lodge). First Thurs,, at Bus. Off,, 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton, Tel. Al U-7305; Walter E, Doggett, F,S.T,, 2 Vernon St,, W, Medford; Roy H. White, Bus. Rep,, 36I Winchester St., Newton Highlands. NO, 2119 (Stem Can Co,). 3rd Tues., 5 P,M,, V,F,W. Hall, 135 Buttonwood St., Dorchester; Henry W, Taylor, Pres., 77 Montgomery St.; Frank Every, B.A,, 10 Morgan St., Randolph. NO. 2127 (Rlvett Lathe & Grinder, Inc.). 3rd Tues., Lithuanian Hall, Lincoln St,, Brighton; Paul J, Costello, Pres., 101 Ashcroft Rd, , Medford; George S. Doodson, S.T., 39 Old Morton St., Mattapan. MAILERS NO. 1, 2nd Tues., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St,; Max M, Milstein, Pres., 27 Independent Dr., Brookline; James B, White, S,T,, 29 Cameron Rd. , Norwood. MAINTENANCE OF WAI EMPLOYEES:
NO. 86 (NY NH Railroad). 2nd Wed. (Jan. , Apr., July, Oct.), 8,30 P,M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; John J, Lattanzio, Pres., 1001 Hyde Park Ave,, Hyde Park; Albert J. White, S,T,, 52 Neponset Heights Ave., Foxboro. NO. 100 (NY NH RR and Boston Terminal Co,), Uth Mon., Y.M.C.A., South
Station; Richard T, Lawler, Vice Ch. , UU Harriet Ave,, Quincy; Stanley J, Sujko, R,S.T,, 965 Saratoga St,, E, Boston. NO. 201 (Terminal Div,, B & M RR). Uth Thurs., Hotel Madison, North Station; Herbert L, Egan, F,S,T,, 36 Union Park; Charles E. Brodie, Asst, Gen, Ch, Rm. 215, 69 Canal St. NO, 578 (B & A Railroad). Quarterly, Last Sat,, I.30 P.M., Where Called; John Mulvihill, Pres,, 13 Winslow St., Worcester; Edward L. Gould, R,S,T., Ul8 Potter Rd., Framingham. NO, IU9I (B & M Corp.). 2nd Thurs., (June and Dec), 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Frances H, Lannon, Pres,, 62 Eleanor St,, Chelsea; Daniel B, Taglino, S.T,, Ul Vinton St,, Melrose. NO. 28UO (B & M Bridge and Bldg, Dept,). On Call (Apr. and Dec), 69 Canal St.; Albert Kelloway, Pres,, 19 Hale St,, Lowell; Pius D, Moran, S,T., Local
Ch. , 3U Rush St., Somerville. MAP.BLE SETTERS AND TILE LAYERS HELPERS NO. 18. 3rd Fri,, St, Anthony's Hall, 203 Endicott St,; Michael Totino, R.S,, 36 Wadsworth Rd., Arlington; James Matera, B.A., 77 Turner St,, Brighton. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS NO, 25. 3rd Tues., 2,30 P.M. and U.30 P.M,, at Bus. Off., Rra, lU, 163 Meridian St., E. Boston, Tel, Lo 7-2717; Anthony Coviello, Pres., 88 Greenhalge St., Tewksbury; Fred J, Varone, F,S.,B,A,, 61 White St,, E. Boston, MARITIME UNION OF AMERICA, NATIONAL (Deep Ships and Inlandboatmen). Last Mon,, 1,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2hh Summer St., Tel. Li 2-05U6; John Hunt, Agt. MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSIT AUTHORITY EMPLOYEES (See Electrical Wkrs. No. 717 Painters No, II38; Telegraphers No. 89; and Transit Union, Amal, No. 589) MASSACHUSETTS RACE TRACK EMPLOYEES GUILD, INC. NO. 28 (See Race Track Employees Guild, Inc., Massachusetts) MASSACHUSETTS STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND). 3rd Tues., 2 P.M., State House, Beacon St.; Andrew C. Sinclair, Pres., I86 Essex St., Weymouth; Ann van Gemert, Sec, 97 Milton St., Hyde Parte; Bus, Off., 31 Mt. Vernon St., Tel, Ca 7-U6OO, Ext. 7IU.
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE ENGINEERS ASSN., INC. (IND). First Thurs., 12 Noon, Polcari's Restavirant, 283 Causeway St.; Howard R. Cheney, Jr., Pres., 101 Randall St., Worcesterj Benjamin P. Bill, Sec, U2 Burrell St., Melrose Bus. Off., 100 Nashua St.
MASTERS, MATES AND PILOTS, INT'L. ORG. OF No. 11. 2nd Mon. , 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 177 State St., Tel. Ha 6-5561 j Patrick J. King, Pres., B. A., 32 Bigelow St., Brighton; Frank C. Flaherty, S.T.,B.A., 3 Howes St., Dorchester. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED: NO. 30 (See Fur Woi^ers Dept. NO. 75 (See District Union No. 2, Natick) NO. 339 (Agudath Shochtim). Fri., 12 Noon, at Bus. Off., Rm. UOl, 6l9 Wash- ington St., Tel. Li 2-25U5j Samuel Pinsky, F.S.T., U02 Salem St., Maiden; Nathan Shane, B.A,, 59 Hopkins St., Revere. NO. 396 (Poultry Handlers). First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. UOl, 619 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-25U5j Joseph Fiorino, Pres.; Nathan E. Shane, Sec, B.A,, 59 Hopkins St., Revere. NO. U5l (General Foods Distribution Center). 3rd Sun. (Mar,, June, Sept. , Dec), Lower Mills Post, River St., Mattapan; Daniel J. Kennealy, Pres., 512 Talbot Ave., Dorchester; George Carroll, S.T., 17 Nira Ave., Jamaica Plain. NO. 592 (Meat and Food Store Emp. ). On Call; John McNamara, F.S.T., 8 Myrtle- bank Ave., Dorchester; Peter V. Albacento, Harold Hirtle, William J. Kelly and John J. Sullivan, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 10, 512 Gallivan Blvd., Dorches- ter, Tel. 825-U230. NO. 6l8 (See Hebrew Butcher Workers Union) MEAT WORKERS (See Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers No. 11) MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY NO. 11. 3rd Tues., Where Called; John Keegan, Pres., 29 Cordis St., Charlestown; James P. Carr, Treas., UU Warren St., Charlestown. MILLINERY WOIKERS (See Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers) MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 1U695 (Dist 50) (IND) (Winde McCormack Lumber Co.). On Call, Boys Club, Charlestown; Constant Mazaka, S.T., 68 Bow St., Medford; Charles Lyons, B.A.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Tel. Ca 7-3686. HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 106 (Iron, Steel and Brass). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Michael J. Halloran, F.C.S., 23 Ossipee Rd., Somerville; John J. Crowley, B.A. , 17 Church St., Milford. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 182. First Tues., 11.30 P.M., Hotel Brad- ford, 275 Tremont St.; Jack Rosenberg, Pres., IS Hillsboro Rd. , Mattapan; Ralph S. Frazier, Bus. Rep., 8 Angus St., No, Quincy; Bus. Off., US Win- chester St., Tel. U26-15UO. MUSICIANS ASSOCIATION NO. 9. 2nd Mon., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 56 St. Botolph Tel. Ke 6-2U86; George Harris, Pres., 1171 Boylston St. MUSICIANS, BOSTON ASSOCIATED NO. 535. First Sun., 1.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., U09 Mass. Ave,, Tel. 536-3216; Preston S. Sandiford, Pres.; Clemon E. Jackson, F.S.,B.A. MUTUEL CLERKS GUILD OF MASS., INC. (IND) (Eastern Racing Assn.). On Call, Hotel Madison, North Station; Harvey Corcoran, Sec, 9 Tonawanda St., Dorchester; Joseph Arena, B.A., 96 Waldemar Ave., E. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. 532, 73 Tremont St., Tel. Ca 7-2U98. NEWBURY LITHOGRAHffiRS ASSN. (See Lithographic Assn.) NEWSPAPER GUILD OF GREATER BOSTON NO. 32. Quarterly, On Call, 5.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., UO Boylston St., Tels. Li 2-0159 and Li 2-0160; John H. Thompson,
Pres., II2I4, Furnace Brook Pkwy. , Quincy; Edward Allen, Adrain. Sec, l529 Commercial St., E, Weymouth.
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NEWSPAPER WRITERS, REPORTERS AND EDITORIAL WKRS. (See Directly Affiliated Local- Union No, 21U32) OFFICE EMPLOYES INT'L, NO. 6. 2nd Tues. (Jan., Mar., May, Sept.,Dec), 7 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Thomas E. Murray, Pres., 555 E. Fifth St., So. Boston; Cyril A, O'Brien, Bus. Mgr. , 88 Montclair St., Roslindalej Bus. Off., Rm. 201, 100 Boylston St.., Tel. Ha 6-1873.
OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, IWT'L. :
NO. 8-8 (Drug Wkrs. ). 2nd Wed., 12 Noon, Warehouse, 201 Riverraoor St., W. Roxbury; John R. Taylor, Pres., 92 American Legion Hghwy., Dorchesterj Richard Warren, R.S.T., 35 Roosevelt Rd., Marshfield. NO. 8-5U2. 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1|53 Broadway, Chelsea, Tel. Tu U-2120; John F. Hofftaan, Pres., 28 Catherine Dr., W. Peabodyj George F. Gill, F.S.T., 18 Forestvale Rd., Hyde Park. NO. 8-IU09 (See Cemeteiy Workers) PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS, UNITED: NO. 11 (Meat Workers). 3rd Wed., Progress Society Hall, 36O Soraerville Ave., Somerville; Severino Biagioni, Pres., 71 Fulton St., Medfordj, Benjamin Magliozzi, B.A., 80 Craigie St., Soraervillej Bus, Off., Rm. 218, 69 Canal St., Tel. La 3-3132. NO. UOO (Sugar Refineiy Wkrs.) (Revere Sugar Refineiy). Uth Fri., 5 P.M., K. of C. Bldg., High St., Charlestown; John F. Callahan, Pres., 235 Lincoln St., Lexington; James N. Trefry, F.S.T., Tahanto Trail, Harvard. NO. 559 (Boston Molasses Co.). Quarterly, Uth Tues., 12 Noon, Where Called; George Blogit, Pres,, B. A., 815 E. Third St., So. Boston; Bernard Walsh, F,S., 92 Sawyer Ave,, Dorchester. NO. 575. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 2nd Fl., 8k Northampton St., Tel. Hi 5-5700; John Craig, Pres.; Wayne Winkler, F.S., 10 Lawrence St., Medford. NO.. 616 (Colonial Provision Co., Inc.). 3rd Thurs., 8l| Northampton St.; Edward Collins, Pres., 22 Willis St., Dorchester; John Werkowski, F.S.T.,l58 Everett St., E. Boston; Bus. Off., Rm. 218, 69 Canal St., Tel. La 3-3132. PAINTERS: NO. 11. First and Uth Wed., American Legion Hall, I6I7 Tremont St., Roxbury; Murray Zwicker, Pres., 36 Peterboro St.; Oliver Goss, F.S., 2k St. Albans Rd. , Brookline, NO. 258 (See Paperhangers) NO. 391 (Sign, Pictorial and Display Union). 2nd and Uth Mon., Hotel Madison, North Station; John J. Johnston, Pres., lU Germania St., Jamaica Plain;
Jeremiah C. Leonard, R.S.,B,A. , 50 Walter St., Medford. NO. U02 (House and Ship). Uth Wed., I96 Putnam St., E. Boston; Frank Stelatto, Pres., 21 Benton Rd., Medford; John C. Damery, F.S,, 335 Savin Hill Ave., Dorchester, NO. 655 (Hyde Park). 2nd Thurs., Sons of Italy Hall, Ul Fairmount Ave., Hyde Park; Nicholas J. Roche, F.S., 96 Church St., W. Roxbuiy; John Damery, B.A., 25 So, Huntington Ave, NO. 939 (Dorchester). First and 3rd Mon., Arcadia Hall, 20U Adams St., Dor- chester; Stephen I. Cahn, F.S., 125 Oimond St., Mattapan; Edward I. Tarlow, Kenneth Pike and Dominic Seretto, B.A's; Bus. Off,, 25 So, Huntington Ave., Tel. Lo 6-0675. NO. lOUU (See Glaziers) NO. IO7U (Hardwood Finishers). 2nd Wed., Nantucket Rm., Hotel Madison, North Station; Albert Souza, Pres., 197 Highland Ave,, Somerville; John R. Crisostaino, F,S,, 102 Sagamore Ave,, Chelsea. NO. 1138 (M.B.T.A.). Last Fri., 25 So. Huntington Ave.; Joseph F. DeCosta, Pres., B. A., 866 E. Fourth St., So, Boston; Albert J. Giannelli, Treas., 18 Newburn St., Medford,
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PAINTERS - Concl'd.: NO. 1181 (Art Glass Workers). First Mon., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 9 Harcourt St., Tel. Ke 6-7060; Trovatore Mainini, R.S., $6 Taber St., Wuincy; Louis G, Camacho, F.S., 158 Hermon St., Winthrop. PAPERHANGERS NO. 2^8. 2nd and Uth Mon., 2^8 Huntington Ave.; William H. Jones, F.S., 36 Chxirch St., Everett; John H. Brandt, Bus, Rep,, 36 Hartsuff St,, Rockland. PAPERMMERS AND PAPERWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 91 (Tileston & Hollingsworth, Hyde Park). Uth Sun., 11 A.M., V.F.W, Hall, 895 River St., Hyde Park; James J. Rabbitt, Pres., 55 Belnel Rd., Mattapan; Maurice F, Pigott, Jr., F.S., lU MacDonald St., Hyde Park. PAPRKMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 9l6. First Tues., 5 P.M., Aravets Hall, Commercial St.; Jesse Souza, Pres., 10 Powder House Circle, Wilmington; John P. Bennett, F.S.T., lU Shawmut Terrace, Maiden. PARI-MUTUEL GUILD, NEW ENGLAND (See Building Service Qnployees No. UlO) PATROLMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Patrolmen) PATTERN MAKERS ASSN. OF BOSTON AND VICINITY. 3rd Fri., 8 P.M., Oak Rm. , Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; LoirLs DeRubeis, Pres,, 23 Jasset St,, Newton; Paul Nichols, R.S., 3U Sunset Ave., Medford. PAVERS AND CURB SETTERS (See Building Laborers No. 1020) PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, N.F. NO. 1 (IND) (Mobil Oil Co., Inc.). 2nd Mon. (Mar,, Sept., Dec, ), Canadian Rm. , Hotel Madison, North Station; Clifford E. Ells, Pres., Crestwood Circle, Salem, New Hampshire; Lou Hoffes, R.S.T., 3U Taylor St. , Saugus. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, N.E. NO. 7 (IND) (Mobil Oil Co., Inc., E. Boston Terminal). Quarterly, 10 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Leo Reid, Pres., 9 Champion St., Tewksbury; William A. Broussard, R.F.S., I6 V/olcott St., Everett. PHARMACISTS (See Retail Clerks Int'l.) PHOTOENGRAVERS (See Lithographers and Photoengravers Int'l. Union No. 3-P) PILE DRIVERS (See Carpenters No. 56)
PIPEFITTERS NO. 537. First and 3rd Thurs. , Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Thomas F. Kelly, F.S.T,; John T, Lydon, Jr,, Bus, Mgr.; Bus. Off., Rm. 559, 206 Essex St., Tel, Ha 6-5625. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT UNION OF: NO. 3 (Westinghouse Electric Corp., Sturtevant Div,). On Call; Francis P. Gallagher, Pres,, S9 Greaton Rd. , W. Roxbury; Harold L, White, S.T., 5 Byron St. , Randolph. NO. h (See Quincy) NO. 10 (Boston Edison Co,). Quarterly, On Call; Andrew F. Keegan, Pres., 29 Cranmore Rd, , Braiitree; Roy M. Delaney, S,T., 57 Virginia St., Dorchester, NO. 18 (Walter Baker Chocolate & Cocoa Co.). On Call, (July and Oct.), Home of Pres,; Arthur M. O'Brien, Pres., 56 Templeton St., Dorchester; Arthur F. Whidden, S.T., 231 Fuller St., Dorchester. PLASTERERS, OPERATIVE NO. 10. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 718 Huntington Ave., Tel, Be 2-602U; William Wilson, F.S.; James J. Boyle, B.A. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS NO. 12. 2nd and Uth Mon,, Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St,; Matthew Twcmey, S,T,, 20 Benjamin Rd, , Belmont; John J. Tobin and Paul J. Madden, B.A's; Bus. Off,, Rm. U52, 683 Atlantic Ave., Tels. U26-I619 and U26-3I79, PLUMBERS AND PIPE FITTERS NO, 829 (Marine) (Navy Yard), Last Thurs,, Cleary Amvets Post, Charlestown; George Hause, Pres., 58 Weyham Rd,, No, Weymouth; Arthur J. Gilbert, F.S.T. , I6 Blakeville St., Dorchester. POLICE AND PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, INT'L. UNION OF NO. 10 (IND). On Call, Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave,; John M, Dirrane, Pres,, 33 Lennon Ct,, So, Boston; John D, Lifford, S,T,, UOO Centre St,, Jamaica Plain,
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PORT WATCHMEN'S UNION NO, IhSl (IND). Uth Thurs,, Hotel Madison, North Station; James W. Coughlin, R.S., 57 Sunnyside Ave., Arlington; John E. Mahoney, B,A. 216 Crest Ave,, Revere. PORTKRS, SLEFPING CAR, BROTHERHOOD OF (Pullman Co. and B& A). Uth Sat,, 2 P.M., 3 Wellington St.; Joseph Armstrong, Pres,, 65 Crawford St,, Roxbury; William A, Burdette, S,T., 21? W. Springfield St. POST OFFICE AND RAILWAY MAIL HANDLERS NO. 9. 2nd Tues., 3.30 P.M., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; Anthony J. Rufrano, Pres., 100 Grant Ave,, Medford; Carl R. Zaccaria, F,£., 2 Jackson Gardens, Cambridge. POST OFFICE CLIMS UNION, BOSTON (IND). Last Sun., 3 P.M., Parker House, 60
School St, ; James M, Murphy, Pres. ,B.A,; Leo F. McGillicuddy, F.S,; Bus, Off., Rm. 211, 157 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-U655. POST OFFICE MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. UU (IND) (South Postal Annex). On Call, Hotel Essex, 695 Atlantic Ave,; Lawrence R. Kinsella, Pres,, 26 Tappen St,, Melrose; Leo F. Kelly, F.S., 22 North Ave,, Winthrop. POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. OF NO. U6. Last Sat., 7 P.M., Hotel Lenox, 6I Exeter St.; Louis Manni, Pres,, 6k Prince St,; Morris Hersch, F,S., 5 Menton St., Mattapan. POST OFFICE MOTOR VffilCLE EMPI^OYEES NO. 573 (Teamsters, Cha\iffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) (IND). 2nd Sun., 8 P.M., Ellis Bldg., h09 Broadway, So, Boston; James Lewis, Pres,, 26 Stockwell St,, Roxbury; Armand J, DuBois, F.S.T., 8? Greenhood St, , Dedham. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 51-100. On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., Rm. 55U, 29U Washington St., Tels. Hu 2-1551 and Hu 2-1552; John D. Bercury, Pres., 116 Algonquin Rd, , Chestnut Hill; Joseph F. Regan, Jr., F.S., 235 Playstead
Rd. , Medford. POSTAL EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF (IND) (Boston Branch). 3rd Sun., 5.30 P.M., Women's Club, U6U Mass, Ave,; T. Rollins Ross, Pres., 72 Harold St., Roxbury; William J. McKnight, F.S., I6 Normandy St., Dorchester. POSTAL SUPERVISORS, NAT'L. ASSN. OF NO. k3 (IND). 2nd Tues., Rm. 1207, Post Office, Post Office Sq.; William E. Teeven, Pres., 988 Memorial Dr., Cam- bridge; Thomas J, Gramzow, R.S., 108 Highland Ave,, Winchester. POSTAL TRANSPORT WORKERS (See Postal Clerks, United Fed, No, 51-100) PRINTING PRESSMEN AND ASSISTANTS: NCTE: Bus, Off., Rm. 310, 7 Water St., Tel, La 3-31143.
NO. 3 (Newspaper). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Neal J, Farrell, Pres,,B.A., 3 Mayflower Dr., Stoneham; Charles P, McCarthy, S.T., 16 Willow Ave,, Wollaston. NO. 18 (Press Assistants). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; James J, Dawson, Pres., I616 Mass. Ave., Cairibridge; Walter P. McLoughlin,
F.S. , Bus, Rep,, 70U Commonwecilth Ave, NO. 21 (Paper Handlers, Plate Boys and Press Clerks). 3rd Tues., 8. 30 P.M., Rm. U06, 29U Washington St.; Gerard Clark, Pres.; Philip Doucette, C.F.S. NO. 67 (Book and Job) (Graphic Arts Institute). 3rd Fri., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; Patrick J. Aronne, Pres.j Burton F. Riley, F.S., Bus. Rep. NO, 687 (Boston Printing Specialties and Paper Products). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Colonial Hall, 36 Salem St., Medford; Ralph R. Griffin, S.T., I6 Brooks Park, Medford; Richard Jones, B.A., 121 Willis Ave., Medford. PULP, SULFITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 702 (Mass. Container Corp., Readville). On Call, at Plant, 63 Sprague St., Readville; Marion Louise McAdams, Sec, lUOO Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Parte; Frank J. DiSano and David R. Grogan, Int'l. Reps. RA.CE TRACK EMPLOYEES GUILD, INC., MASS. NO. 28 (Bay State Raceway, Inc.). On Call (Apr. and Aug.), 2 P.M., American Legion Hall, 155 Eastern Ave., Dedham or Main St., Foxboro; Francis Morris, Pres., 10 Harding St., W. Newton; Joseph Arena, S.T.,B.A., 96 Waldemar Ave., E. Boston.
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RADIO AND TELEVISION ARTISTS. Quarterly, On Call, 8 P.M., Nick's Restaurant, 100 Warrenton St.; Jack Chase, Nat. Bd, Member, 11 Massasoit Rd., Wellesley; Robert M. Segal, Counsel; Bus. Off., Hn. 1103, H Beacon St., Tel. Ri 2-7686. RAILROAD SIGNALMEN: NO. 5 (NY NH Pioneer Lodge). (Mar. and Sept., Y.M. C.A., South Station, Bos- ton), (June and Dec, Sheraton Biltmore, Providence, Rhode Island); Howard D. White, Ch. Signalman, 52 Maple Ave., Riverside, Rhode Island; Howard J. Zeller, F.S.T., 303I Pawtucket Ave,, Riverside, Rhode Island. NO. 90 (Boston Terminal Corp.). On Call; Salvatore Panetta, Ch. Signalman, Page Rd., Lincoln; Francis J. Pedersen, R.F.S., $3 Hillside St., Roxbury. NO. 120 (B& M). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station;
Maurice Welterlen, Gen. Ch. , 123 Westminster Hill Rd,, Fitchburg; James Martin, R.S., 2U Mark St., Nashua, New Hampshire. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS NO. Ul (See Lowell) RAILROAD TRAINMEN: NO. 97 (NY NH Boston Lodge). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Y.M. C.A., South Station; John T. Coakley, Pres., 510 E. Sixth St., So. Boston; Harold G. Malone, R.S., B.A., Box 12U9; Bus. Off., Rm. 270, South Station, Tel. 5U2-023U.
NO. UOU (B (Sc M Bunker Hill Lodge). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Herbert T. Smith, Pres., 62 Elmwood St., Salisbury; George K. MacPherson, Treas., 17 Hillsdale Rd., Medford. NO. U86 (B & A Tri -Mountain Lodge). First Tues., 1 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Robert M. Bushee, Sec, 175 Cherry St., Ashland; John J. Soby, B.A.,
lU West St. , Natick. NO. 507 (City Point Lodge). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., Y.M.C. A. ,South Station; Harold M. Fisher, Pres., 57 Rodman St., Quincy; Everett C. Drew, S.T., 110 Highland Ave., Wollaston; Bus. Off.. Rm. 267, South Station, Tel. Hu 2-7800, Ext. 622. NO. 621 (B & M Puritan Lodge). Uth Fri., 9.30 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Edward F. Schuler, Pres., 2 Cedarwood Lane, Burlington; Lester H. Ryan, Treas., 2692 Mass. Ave., Lexington; Bus. Off., Rm. 308, North Station, Tel. Ca 7-6000, Ext. 573. NO. 631 (NY NH). 3rd Wed., 1 P.M., Y.M.C. A., South Station; M. D. Carroll, Pres., U7 Beaver Dam Rd., Natick; G. F. Glidden, Treas., 15 King St., Abington. NO. 901 (B & A). Uth Sun., K. of C. Hall, 555 Cambridge St., Allston; Virgil Curry, Pres., U2 Hager Lane, Waltham; Henry T. Reid, Sec, 35 Elgin St., W. Roxbury NO. 909 (B & M Freight) (Hub Lodge). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Nantucket Rm. , Hotel Madison, North Station; John G. Ryan, Pres., 55 Neptune Rd. , E. Boston; Daniel J. Mahoney, R.S.,Ch., 12 Francis St., Somerville. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF NORTH AMERICA, INC. NO. 30 (II®) (B k A). On Call; R. J. Tierney, S.T., 8 Croydon Rd, , Fraraingham; W. J. O'Kane, B.A., 1
Martins Rd. , Wellesley. RAILROAD YARDMASTERS OF AMERICA NO. 3U (B & M). On Call; William H. Shugrue, S.T., 16 Dover St., Lowell; William Shaw, B.A., 25 Wilcox Rd,, Dorchester,
RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLF.RKS: NO. 71 (B & M General Office), 3rd Thurs,, 5.15 P,M,, Hotel Madison, North
Station; William J. Turner, F.S.T. , 97 Cleveland St., Melrose; John C. Donoghue, Jr., Local Ch,, 22 Park St., Medford. NO. 7h (B & M). 3rd Tues., 5 P.M., at Bus. Off,, Car Service Office, l50 Causeway St., Tel. Ca 7-6000, Fxt. 20U; Allan Richardson, Pres., 30 Maple St., Swampscott; Maiy E. Callahan, S,T., 5 Flagg St., Woburn, NO. 117 (B & A Fort Point Lodge). Quarterly, 8,30 P.M., Y,M,C,A,, South Sta- tion; George F, Carney, Pres,, 92 Capen St., Medford; Joseph Dugan, Local Ch., 18 Water St., So. Natick.
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RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS - Concl'd.: NO. 119 (B & M). First Tues., Hotel Madison, North Station; John W. McGovem, Pres., 67 Perry St.,Brookline; Giles C Kelliher, F.S.T., 25 Chestnut Ter- race, Newton Ctr. NO. IU3 (NY NH Old Colony Lodge). First Wed., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Francis J. Carney, F.S., 1579 Centre St., W. Roxbury; William E. Forkin, B.A., 25 Lake St., Wakefield. NO. 153. 3rd Thxirs., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Howard F. Furness, Pres. J Roy E. Carlevale, S.T., 9 Florence Terrace, Somerville. NO. 230 (B & A Hub Terminal Lodge). On Call, Monthly; Joseph J. Murray, Pres., 18 Littledale St., Roslindale; Thomas J. Croad, R.S.T., 105 Buttonwood St., Dorchester. NO. 358 (B & A Freight Clerks). 3rd Mon., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Patrick J. Prato, F.S.T., 88 Florence St., Melrose; Harold Michaels, B.A,, 7U Jamaica St., Jamaica Plain. NO. Ul6 (South Union Lodge). 3rd Mon., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Joseph M.
Dooner, F.S.T. , 81 Lakehurst Ave., Weymouth; Frederick J. Williams, B.A., 31 Netta Rd., Dedham.
NO. 623 (NY NH). 3rd Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A. , South Station; Salvatore J. Conti, Div. Ch., 81 Magoun Ave., Medford; Boniface J. Galli, F.S.T., 8? Walnut St., Hyde Park. NO. 659 (B & M Minute Man). 2nd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Lewis A, Henderson, Pres., Railroad Ave., Rowley; Francis Trowbridge, R.S.T., 5 W. Tenth St., Lowell. NO. 790 (B & M). 2nd Thurs,, l50 Causeway St.; T. E. Firth, Jr., Pres., 105 Carlisle St., E. Chelmsford; Bessie M. Neidel, S.T., 132^ Oxford St., Cam- brid ge NO. 81^0 (Terminal). First Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station; Arthur J.
Pages, Pres., 5 Ohio St.; John F. Noonan, Gen. Ch. , 62 Bowdoin St., Medford. NO. 871 (B k M). On Call; Henry 0. Dumas, Pres., h6 Plymouth St., Everett; Louis Bacigalupo, F.S.T., 91 John St., Reading. NO. 9U6 (B & A) (Brighton). 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, U06 Cambridge St., Allston; George Thorne, Pres., 10 Jackson Ot. , Natick; Charles F. Germain, R.S.T., 201 No. Central Ave., Wollaston. NO. 992 (B & M). First Wed., Gateman's Rm., 150 Causeway St.; Joseph L. Airey, F.S.T., llU Washington St., Woburn; John H. Corcoran, B.A., 72 Walton St., Lowell. NO. 1089 (Boston Terminal Corp.). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Arthur Celata, Pres., 30 Longraeadow Rd., Beverly; Augustus MacNeil, R.S.T., 7 Santuit St., Dorchester. NO. 12lili (B &: A) (East Boston). Last Tues., 5 P.M., Freight Office, Pier 1, E. Boston; Robert P. Drane, F.S.T., 23 Lapham St., Medford; Thomas Tuite, B.A., U Putnam Rd. , Revere. NO. 1371^ (B& M Freight Claim Bureau). 3rd Tues., 5 P.M., l50 Causeway St.; D. W. O'Connor, Pres.; Israel Newman, F.S.T., lii6 Central Ave., Everett. NO. I60U (Universal Carloading & Distributing Co.). First Tues., 7 P.M., 80 Western Ave., Allston; Frank Gilmore, Pres., 189 Beacon Hill Ave., Lynn; L. Maloof, B. A., 53 Orchard St., Randolph. NO. 1606. First Thurs., 6 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; D. J. O'Hearn, Pres., U2 Soley St., Qiarlestown; Florence Churchill, R.S. NO. 1625. First Mon., Hotel Madison, North Station; Joseph Happeny, Pres., 607 Parker St., Roxbury; Joseph O'Connor, F.S.T., 51 R. C. Kelly St., Cam- bridge. NO. 2028 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Harold P, Mulqueeney, R.S., 35 Rosemont St., Dorchester; Terence Casey, B.A., 385 Pond Ave., Brookline. NO. 2119 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 3rd Fri., Hotel Madison, Worth Sta- tion; R. R. McCoy, Pres., Emerson St., Salem; Robert J. Minigan, Local Ch. 32 Stone St., Beverly.
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RAILWAY CARMEN: NO. 57 (B & A Bay View Lodge). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Lenox, 6l Exeter St.; B. W. DiMartino, Pres., U6 Gray St., W. Somervillej John R. Bradley, R.S., 23 Ossipee Rd. , W. Somerville. NO. 232 (NY NH Harbor View Lodge). Uth Tues. , Hose Croix Hall, 152 Dudley St., Roxbury; Francis Mullen, R.S., 606 E. 3rd St., So, Boston; Thomas Egan, Local Ch., 75 Marshall St., Braintree. NO. 315 (B & M Prospect Lodge). Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., 69 Canal St.; A. Groscinak, R.S., 2 Union Park; J. Norris, B.A., 17 Kennison St., Somerville. NO. 351 (B& M Bunker Hill Lodge). Uth Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 213, 69 Canal St., Tel. La 3-U312; Archie Brown, R.F.S., 6 Melvin Ave., Lynn; Albert Bergeron, B.A.. NO. 901 (The Pullman Co., Boston District). 3rd Mon., 8. 30 P.M., 11 Highland Park Ave,, Roxbury; J. F. Fortin, Pres., R.F.S., 19 McGreevey Way, Hoxbury;
George M. Olsen, Local Ch. , 11 Annapolis St., Dorchester. NO. 1019 (NY NH Bay State Lodge). First Tues., K. of C. Hall, and Fifth Sts., So. Boston; William A. Regan, Pres., 55 Lonsdale St., Dorchester; James W, Kemraitt, F.S.,Ch. , 17 Hollis Ave., Braintree. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN (IND): DIV. 122 (B & a). On Call; F. E. McCarthy, S.T., 123 Faneuil St., Brighton; Joseph Marucci, Local Ch., k Rose Dr., W. Newton. DIV. 157 (B & A). 3rd Mon., 10 A.M., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Joseph Bernard,
Pres., U6 W. Union St., Ashland; Francis H. Bowes, S,T, , 318 Concord St., Framingham. DIV. U13 (3 & M). On Call; Henry S. Bowen, Jr., S.T., 8 Judson St., Beverly. DIV. 683 (NY NH). On Call; W. J. Maloney, S.T., 17 Erickson St., Stoneham; John C. Busby, Jr., B.A., 390 Charles St., Maiden. RAILWAY PATROLMEN'S INT'L. UNION NO. 31 (B & M). 3rd Thurs., Hotel Madison, North Station; William E. Carroll, Local Ch., 316 Dale St., Waltham; John Palmer, R.F.S.T., i;l Whitman St., Maiden; Bus. Off,, Rm. 1, Mezzanine, North Station, Tel, Ca 7-6000, Ext. 555. RAILWAY SUPERVISORS ASSN'., INC. NOS. 581, 583, 585 (NY NH). 3rd Tues., 7.U5 P.M. (Jan. , Mar. , May, Sept., Nov., K. of C. Hall, Providence, Rhode Island); (Feb. , Apr., June, Oct., Dec, Y.M.C.A., South Station, Boston); William X. Lydon, Pres. ,B,A., I6I Savin Hill Ave,, Dorchester; David S. Lowson, Jr., F.S.T., 58 Seaverns Ave., Jamaica Plain. RAILWAY SUffiRVISORS ASSN., INC. NO. 701 (B & M Lodge). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M.,
Hotel Madison, North Station; L, L, Coulombe, Gen. Ch. , 311 Westwood Dr., Manchester, New Hampshire; F. W. Sunderland, F.S.T., 6 Lincoln Circle, Andover, RED CAPS (See Transport Service Employees) REFRIGERATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND OIL BURNERS (See Pipefitters No. 537) RETAIL CLERKS INT'L.: NO. 711 (Retail Store Employees). 3rd Thurs., 6. 30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Helen Tafe O'Donnell, Pres., 335 Eliot St., Milton; Charles Warren, F.S,T.,B.A., 12 Harley St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. U32, 73 Tremont St., Tels. La 3-1353 and La 3-1351|. NO. 1291. Last Tues., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 5th Fl., 226 Tremont St., Tel, Ha 6-O896; Alice M. Connolly, Pres., 8 Eastbourne St., W. Roxbury; Frank R. Anderson, Jr., F.S.T., I3U Washington St., Dorchester. NO. Ikl6 (Retail Grocery and Food Clerks). 2nd Mon., Hotel Bradford, 275
Tremont St.; John J. Cunningham, F.S.T. , kO Hazel Lane, Needham; Bernard S. Kenney and William J. Walsh, B.A's; Bus, Off., 725 South St., Roslindale, Tels. 327-6000 and 327-6001 and 327-6002. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION (See Clothing Workers, Amal. Nos, 579 and 579-A)
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RETAIL GROCEHy AND FOOD CLERKS UNION (See Retail Clerks Int'l. No. lkl6) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION: NOTE: Bus, Off., Rm. 20U, 665 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-1563. NO. 99-173 (New England Jt. Board Div.). Bi-monthly, On Call; Maurice Schapero, Pres., k Seafoam Ave,, Winthropj Irving J. Rich, B.A., 26 Clara Rd, , Saxonville, NO. 513 (Beverage Woricers). Last Thurs,, Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St,, Cambridge; Joseph Gildea, Pres,, 35 Farrington St., No, Quincyj Edward Ryan, B.A, NO. 610 (Union News). Bi-monthly, On Call, at Bus, Off.; Emma Driver, Pres., 2k Morris St., E, Boston; Joseph H, Honan, B.A. RIGGERS (Navy Yard) (See Iron Workers No, 60?) ROOFERS NO. 33 (Commercial). 2nd Tues., at Bus, Off,, lU Lambert Ave,, Tel,
UI42-96OO; Paul W. Conley, Pres. , 506 E. Fourth St. , So. Boston; John J. Daley, F.S.,B.A., 319 Spraf^e St., Dedham. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED: NOTE: George A. Geier, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 520, 73 Tremont St., Tel. La 3-6662. NO. 36U (Windram Mfg, Co.). 3rd Wed., h P.M., Italian-American Hall, E. Second St,, So, Boston; George Fitzgerald, Pres,, 562 Hyde Park Ave., Ros- lindale; Donald McNut, F.S, NO. 605 (Colonial Brush Mfg, Co,). 2nd Tues., U,U5 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Pearl S. Watson, Pres., 23 Harlem St., Dorchester; Dorothy Terry, R,S., lU Woodrow Ct. NO. 606 (American Cellophane & Plastic Film Corp.). Last Sat., 6.30 P.M., Hibernian Hall, l8li Dudley St., Roxbury; Helen Page, Pres., 78 Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain; Victoria Dostie, R.S,, 59 Rossmore Rd., Jamaica Plain.
SCRAP IRON WORKERS, GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS NO, I9O8 (M. Schiavone & Sons, Inc.), Uth Thurs., 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall, High St,, Charlestown; George Hall, Pres., liO Sherman St,, W, Medford; Vasilios Spanos, R.S., 125 Parker St., Chelmsford. SEAFARERS (Atlantic Fishermen) (See Fishermen's Union, Atlantic) SEAFOOD WORKERS (See Longshoremen No, 1572-2) SHEET MCTAL WORKERS: NO. 17 (Eastern Massachusetts). 2nd and Uth Mon., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St,; James E, Brooks, F,S.T.; Joseph F. Connolly, Robert M. Peters and Francis M, Mogan, B.A's; Bus. Off,, 351 Tremont St., Tel. U26-6956. NO. 139 (B& A Railroad). On Call; Francis Bowen, Pres., 28 Quint Ave,, Allston; James J, O'Malley, F.S., 78 Clarkson St., Dorchester. NO. 200 (NY NH). First Fri., Hibernian Hall, I8U Dudley St., Roxbury; Charles F. Connell, Gen. Ch. , Slingerland, New York; Thomas J, Sharkey, F.S.T., 68 Corona St. , Dorchester. NO. 377 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., 69 Causeway St.; Paul A. Connor, F,S,T., Ui Glendale St., Everett; Bernard R. Mosher, B.A., U6 Matthies St,, Beverly. NO, 395 (Navy Yard). 2nd Fri,, Hotel Madison, North Station; Santo T. Cardello, Pres., 9 Hills St., Randolph; William P. Phelps, S.T., 278 Green St., Stoneham. NO. 500 (See Coppersmiths) SHOE EMPLOYEES, RETAIL (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union No, 99-173) SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (See Boot and Shoe Workers)
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SHOE WORKERS OF AMBRICA, UNITED NO. 1 (Mixed). 2nd Tues. , 6 P.M., at Bus. Off,, Rm. 205, 176 Federal St., Tel. Li 2-2856; Eleanor Salvaggio, R.S.T., 13? Saratoga St., E. Boston; James DeFelice, B.A. 5IGN, PICTORIAL AND DISPLAY UNION (See Painters No, 391) SIGNALMEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Signalmen) 50CIAL WORKERS GUILD, BOSTON (See Building Service Employees Int'l. No. 509) SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery No. 11) 5FENCFR ASSOCIATES (IND) (Spencer Shoe Corp.). On Call, at Bus. Off., 9th Fl., 160 State St., Tel. Ca 7-9610; Albert J. Sweet, Pres., 500 Prospect St., Methuen; Dudley A. Weiss, Atty. SPRINKLER FITTERS AND APPRENTICES NO. 550. Last Fri., Hotel Touraine, 62
Boylston St. ; James Agrew, Pres. , lU Sunnyside St. , Jamaica Plain; John D. Kelly, F.S.T.jB.A., lU Anthony Rd. , Franklin; Bus. Off., Rm. 555, 80 Boyl- ston St., Tel. Ha 6-1591. 5TAINED GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No, llBl)
STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 86 (Bridge Tenders). Quarterly, On Call, Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; John A. Walsh, Pres., 15 Russell St., Charlestown; Edward W. Gallagher, S.T., 103 St. Agatha Rd. , Milton. NO, 16U (Div, of Employment Seciirity, Admin. Erap. ). Last Thurs., 6,15 P.M., 881 Commonwealth Ave,; Joseph M. McManus, Pres., 3 Middlesex St., Woburn; Edward A, Ntyles, Treas., 185 Pleasant St., Brookline. NO. 230 (School Cafeteria Emp. ). On Call, Pilgrim Hall, 22 Beacon St.; Harriet A, Kelley, Pres., ll^a Evergreen St., Jamaica Plain; Rose Collins,
B.A. , 30 Pratt St., Allston. NO. 296 (Park and Recreation Dept.). Uth Tues., American Legion Hall, Jamaica Plain; William A. Meaney, Pres., Franklin Park, Jamaica Plain; Nora Kane, S.T., 96 Buttonwood St., Dorchester. NO. 31U (Mass. Public Wks. Dist, 8, 9 & 10). Uth Wed., 152 Bowdoin St.; Edward A. Mezuk, S,T., 9 Cawfield St,, Dorchester; John M. Keefe, B.A., 152 Bowdoin St, NO. 370 (Long Island Hospital). First Mon., 12.30 P.M., Recreation Rm., at Hospital; Joseph Lydon, Pres. , 215 Park Ave. , Squantum; William F. Murray, S.T., Long Island Hospital. NO. UI9 (Penal Dept., Deer Island). On Call, Monthly, 12 Noon, Hill Prison Bldg., Deer Island, Winthrop; Mario Pegurri, Pres., Deer Island, V/inthrop; Raymond Wallace, S.T., Deer Island, Winthrop.
NO. Iiii5 (Boston Public V/orks Emp.). 3rd Mon., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall,
58 Berkeley St,; Ernest Medeiros, Pres., 18 Winslow Rd. , Brookline; James H. Campbell, Treas., I6 Primrose St., Roslindale. NO. l;5l (Mass. Correctional Institution) (See Walpole) NO. 533 (Div. of Banks and Loan Agencies). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., l52 Bowdoin St.; William J. Loughlin, Pres., 10 Moore Ave,, Worcester; John H. Bradlgy, Sec, 1 Ledgewood Dr., Burlington. NO. 61x8 (Mass, Div, of Employment Security). 2nd Fri., Rm. 750, Park Sq. Bldg., 31 St, James Ave,; John E. Coleman, Pres., 5 Crerie Ave., Worcester; Elizabeth C, Thomson, Treas., 3 O'Leary Way, Jamaica Plain. NO. 703 (Boston Bldg. Inspectors). On Call, City Hall Annex; Robert Bender, Pres., 8U Chesterfield St., Hyde Parte. NO. 780 (Mass, Dept, of Public Woiics Engineers). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Where Called; Vincent McKenna, Pres., 598 Salem St., Rockland; David Wilson, Sec, 61 Cabot Rd. , Danvers. NO. 783 (Boston Traffic & Maintenance Erap,). Uth Thurs., U.30 P.M., 112 Southampton St,, Roxbury; Robert Dolan, Pres., 88 McBride St., Jamaica Plain; John Meehan, R.S. NO. 787 (Boston Sanatorium Bnp.). 3rd Mon., 12.30 P.M., Recreation Hall, at Sanatorium, 2U9 River St., Mattapan; Joseph Santoro, Pres., 10 Corona St,, Dorchester; Elizabeth Leary, R.S., 32 Oakridge St., Dorchester.
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STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES - Concl'd.: NO. 80U (City Foremen and Inspectors). 2nd Mon., K. of C. Hall, lU35 Tremont St., Roxbuiyj John Hammond, Pres., 63 Sycamore Rd., Cochituate; Harold Cherry, F.S., 6I St. Gregory St., Dorchester. NO. 869 (Boston Public Welfare Dept.). First Tues., 6.3O P.M., li; Beacon St.j Leo H. Deitch, Pres., B. A., 82 American Legion Hghwj-. , Dorchester j Catherine
M. Sullivan, F.S., 2? Crehore Rd. , Chestnut Hill. NO. 978 (Boston State Hospital). Monthly, On Call, "D" Classroom at Hospital, 591 Morton St.; Warren I. Brovm, Pres., 15 Cunningham St., Dorchester; Alice L. Williams, R.F.S., 275 Walnut Ave., Roxbury. NO. lllii (Lemuel Shattuck Hospital). First Mon., 7-30 P.M., Conference Rm. at Hospital, 170 Morton St., Jamaica Plain; DavM F. Hartnett, Pres., 9 Montello St., Dorchester; Rita Del Corso, F.S., 335 Huntington Ave. NO. II3U (Suffolk County Jail). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., Officer's Rm., 215 Charles St.; Francis M, Moloney, Pres., U8 Endicott St., E. Weymouth; Anthony Henderson, S.T., 8 Twilight Path, Weymouth. NO. 1198 (Boston Civil Engineers). 2nd Thurs., 12.30 P.M., City Hall Annex; Theodore Spitz, Pres., 112 Beech St., Roslindale; James A. O'Rourke, R.S., 28 Tacoma St., Hyde Park. NO. I2U2 (M.D.C. Sewer and Park Depts.). First Mon., Cooks and Pastry Cooks Hall, 58 Berkeley St.; James M. Drew, Pres., I96 Holbrook Rd., No. Quincyj William J. Powers, F.S.T., 58 Osceola St., Mattapan. NO. 1297 (State House Employees). On Call, Monthly, 5.30 P.M., Rm. U6O, State House; Henry Khoury, Pres,, 11 Richwood St., W. Ptoxbiuyj James S. Breen, R.S.T., 177 Wren St., W. Roxbury. NO. 1382 (Mass. Dept. of Public Welfare, Div. of Child Guardianship). On Call; Frederick A. Sullivan, Pres., I6 Cook St., Charlestownj Robert Heffernan, S.T., 6 Beechcroft St., Brighton. NO. lU5l (Alcoholic Beverage Commission). First Mon., 152 Bowdoin St.; Francis A. Stanley, Pres., 32 City Sq., Charlestown; Leonard J. Aylward, S.T., 51 Southside Ave., Lynn; Bus, Off., 2nd Fl., 373 Washington St., Tel. Li 2-U5UO. NO. IU89 (Boston City Hospital). 2nd Wed., Dowling Amphitheatre, at Hospital, 818 Harrison Ave.; Samuel Slattery, Pres., 769 E. Sixth St., So. Boston; George L. Gardas, S.T., 69 Allen Ave., Lynnj Bus. Off,, Rm. 1, Ul Worcester St., Tel. 262-0762. NO. 1612 (Mass. Dept. of Corporations and Taxation). On Call, 2 P.M., Motel 128, Dedham; Thomas J. Finnegan, Pres., 87 Green St., Waltham; James J, Riley, Treas., 103 Waterston Ave., Wollaston. NO. 1631 (Boston City Hall Emp. ). Bi-monthly, Wed., 5 P.M., Rm. 702, City Hall; Thomas G. Nash, Pres., 3U Logan Way, So. Boston; Anna Baronie, R.S., U9I Huntington Ave. NO. 1718 (Mass, Mental Health Center), On Call, Monthly, 3 P.M,, Chapel, at Center, 7U Fenwood Rd, ; James L, Flanagan, Pres,, lUl Thorndike St., Brook- line; James A. Coty, S.T., 885 Shirley St., Winthrop. NO. 1735 (Registry of Motor Vehicles). 2nd Tues., 12 Noon, Uth Fl., 100 Nashua St.; Mary E. Leuchter, Pres., 17U Belmont St., Maiden; Madelyn Dyer, S.T. NO. 1796. 2nd Wed., 5.15 P.M., 152 Bowdoin St.; Elsie Harper, Pres., U9 Eljnore St.; Marie Gray, R.F.S., 259 Mystic St., Arlington. STATF EMPLOYEF.S ASSN., MASSACHUSETTS (See Massachusetts State Qnployees Assn.) STATE ENGINF.KRS ASSN., INC., MASSACHUSETTS (See Massachusetts State Engineers Assn., Inc.) STATF HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES, BOSTON (See State, County and Municipal Emp. No, 978) STATIONARY ENGINEERS (See Engineers, Operating) STFJWFITTERS (See Pipefitters No. 537)
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STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Longshoremen No. 1066 and Railway and Steamship Clerks)
STFKLWOfiKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 2237 (Scrap Metal Handlers) (See Chelsea) NO. 2269. 3rd Tues., U.l5 P.M., American Meter Co., U55 Commercial St.j Anthony Bavuso, Pres., 53 Swanton St., Winchester; Alfonso Restiano, F.S., 8U Mountain Ave., Revere. NO. 2862 (Barnstead Still & Sterilizer Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5.30 P.M., Munic. Bldg., Cummings Hghwy., Roslindale; Michael Norton, Pres., 53 Van Bnmt St., Hyde Park; John Costello, F.S., 765 E. Fifth St., So. Boston. NO. 3705 (Thompson Wire Co.). 2nd Sun., 10,30 A.M., Italian-American Club, Bismark St., Mattapan; Albert Godfrey, Pres., 36 Charles Circle, Stoughton; Anthony J, Galante, F.S., 17 Connecticut Ave., Somerville. NO. 37U6. 2nd Sun., I.O.O.F. Hall, Mass. Ave., No. Cambridge; William F. Irvin, Pres., I6 Maine Terrace, Somerville; William F. Maloon, B.A,; Bus. Off., IU86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Av 8-UUOO. NO. U91ii (United States Steel Supply Div.). First Wed., 5.30 P.M., Lincoln Hall, 26 Lincoln St., Brighton; Michael J. Mayer, Pres., 5 Longfellow Rd. Lexington; George V. Petrowsky, F.S., 86 Easton St., Allston; Bus. Off,, l[i86 Dorchester Ave. , Dorchester, Tel. Av 8-l;U00. STFRFCTYFERS NO. 2. Uth Tues., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Donald F. Butler, Pres,, 113 Bellevue Ave,, Melrose; Ralph A. Ciampa, R.C.S., 27 Smith Ave., Reading; Bus, Off., Rn. J4O8, 77 Summer St., Tel. Ha 6-7ii78. STEVEDORES (See Longshoremen and Railway and Steamship Clerks) STONE CUTTERS (Natural and Pre-Cast Stone). On Call; Leo E. Stewart, Pres., IIU3 Nantasket Ave., Hull; Louis P. Theriault, Treas., I6 Morrison Ave., Somerville. STONE MASONS, MARBLE SETTERS AND TERRAZZO WORKERS NO. ^. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 127 Dover St., Tel, Ha 6-3655; James J. Pepicelli, Pres,, 11 Faxton St., Newton; Neil MacKenzie, F.S.,B.A., 2l60 Centre St., W. Roxbury. STREET RAILWAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) STUETEVANT SALARIED EMPLOYEES ASSN. (IND) (Westinghouse Electric Corp., Sturte- vant Div.). On Call, 7.30 P.M., St, Anthony's Hall, River St., Hyde Park; Timothy F. Galvin, Pres., 55 High St., Natick; John J. Dunn, Treas., 137 Washington St., Hyde Park. SUGAR REFINFJifY WORKERS NO, UOO (See Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers) SUGAR REFINERY WORKERS NO. I66O (Longshoremen's Assn., Int'l.) (American Sugar Refining Co.). Last Thurs., U.30 P.M., U35 Medford St,; Thomas Climo, Pres,, 15 Cavanaugh Rd., Braintree; Edward J. Gillis, F,S., 7 Oakley St., Dor- chester. SUN OIL COMPANY OFFICE EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF NEW EN3LAND REGIONAL OFFICE (IND). On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., U98 Concord St., Framingham, Tel. 875-1371; Maurice J. Duffy, Pres,; Michael D. Crete, R.S. SUPERVISORS, RAILWAY (See Railway Supervisors Assn.) TAILORS (See Clothing Workers, Amalgamated and Garment Workers, Ladies) TAXICAB DRIVERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No, U96)
TEACHERS ALLIANCE, BOSTON (IND). 3rd Mon. , 3,l5 P.M., Hotel Vendome, I60 Common- wealth Ave; Ruth Morgan, Pres,, 128 Church St,, W, Roxbury; Mark Dalton, Counsel, Exec, Sec, Comiskey Rd, , Dover; Bus, Off,, Rm. 70U, 177 State St., Tel. La 3-U270. TEACHERS UNION, BOSTON NO. 66. 2nd Wed,, 3.15 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont
St.; Charles F. Reilly, Pres., 19 Commonwealth Ave. ; Louis Vangel, B.A. , 63 Sheldon St., E, Milton; Bus, Off., Rm. I3II, 38 Ghauncy St., Tel, Li 2-U47O. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS (IND): NO. 25 (General Freight Trucking). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 5I4I1 Main St., Charlestown, Tel. Ch 1-8825; William J. McCarthy, Pres., B. A.; George Sordello, Joseph Conlon, Arthur Harrington, John Games, James Feeney and Ray Lightfoot, B.A's.
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TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS (INE) - Cont'd.: NO. 68 (Coal, Asphalt, Ice and Fuel Oil). First Sun., 10 A.M., Cypress Hall, 116 Austin St., Cambridge; John Duffy Fay, Pres.,B.A., 29 Plain St., Dor- chester; Lyle J. Courage, S.T.,B.A., 33 Essex St., Wakefield; Bus. Off., Rm. 610, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-506l. NO. 82 (Furniture and Piano Moving, Furniture Store Drivers, Helpers, Ware- housemen and Packers). 3rd Mon. , K. of C. Hall, lU55 Tremont St., Roxburyj Albin Showstead, Pres.,B.A., 13 Alexander St., Dorchester; Vincent Zagami, S.T.,B.A., 1165 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. $08, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-8278. NO. 122 (Automobile Salesmen). Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 5th Fl., 650 Beacon St., Tels. Co 6-7U92 and Co 6-293U; Emmanuel Cuscianna, S.T., 619 Morrissey Blvd., Wollaston; John MacDonald, B.A. , 26 Fairview Ave., Randolph. NO. 127 (Emp. of Toll Roads, Bridges and Tunnels, State of Mass.) (Mass. Turn- pike Authority). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., W. Auburn Civic League Hall, South- bridge St., Auburn; Joseph A. Hudyka, Pres., 6U7 Fuller St., Ludlow; John A. McGrath, S.T.,B.A., 19 Wellesley Ave., Worcester; Bus. Off., Rm. 503, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-293U. NO. 157 (Mass. Port Authority). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 215 Shurtleff St., Chelsea; Cecil Montague, Pres., 57 Library St., Chelsea; Anthony Staffiery, S.T., 105 Springvale Ave., Chelsea; Bus. Off., Rm. 606, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-7 U92. No. 168 (Wholesale and Family Laundry, Linen, Overall and Dry Cleaning Drivers). 2nd Mon., 8.30 P.M., Qrpress Hall, 116 Austin St., Catibridge; Herbert Salter, Pres., U5 Milwood St., Dorchester; William S. Mini, S.T.,B.A., 23 Granite Rd., Saugus; Bus. Off., Rm. 607, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-39714. NO. 259 (Newspaper and Magazines). 3rd Wed., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; Israel Learner, Pres., B. A., 20 Donald fid., Dorchester; Thomas C. Healey, S.T.,B.A., 236 Austin St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Rm. 81, 262 Washington St., Tel. Ca 7-7513. NO. 379 (Building Material and Excavators). First Sun., 10 A.M., American Legion Hall, I617 Tremont St., Roxbury; Frank J. McMorrow, Pres., 1 Hooper St., Dorchester; Frederick J. Donovan, F.S.T., 22 Fisher Ave,, Roxburyj Americo Pasquale and Leo Burke, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 602, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-I67O. NO. 380 (Milk Wagon Drivers, Creamery and Ice Cream Wkrs.). First Thurs., J.J. Williams Bldg., 63 W. Brookline St.; John F. Donovan, S.T., 13I West St., Hyde Park; Luke Kramer and Joseph William Graham, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 25, llUO Columbus Ave., Tel. Hi 5-0332. NO. h9h (Bakery Drivers). Uth Thurs., 526 Commonwealth Ave.; Thomas F. Carroll, S.T., 9I4 Powderhouse Blvd., Somerville; Edward J. Trainor, B.A., . h Dartmouth St., Quincy; Bus. Off., 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-3677. | NO. U96 (Taxicab, Bus, Funeral Drivers and Chauffeurs). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., K. of C. Hall, 1U55 Tremont St., Roxbury; Isaiah Uliss, S.T.,B.A., 31 Ransom Rd. , Brighton; Harry Kriegsraan, John Bent and Gerald O'Brien, B.A's; Bus. Off., Rm. 601, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Ke 6-7110. NO. 50li (General Warehousemen, Shippers, Packers, Receivers, Stockmen, Chauffeurs and Helpers). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass. Ave., Canbridge; James P. McGrath, Pres.,B.A., 67 Hinkley St., Somerville; John J. Devlin, S.T.,B.A., 7U Dwinell St., W. Roxbury; Bus. Off., Rm. 501, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 6-6223. NO. 573 (See Post Office Motor Vehicle Employees) J NO. 6U6 (Food Service Sales Drivers, Chauffeurs, Helpers and Food Service 1 Warehousemen). First Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge; George J, Day, R.S.,B.A., 8A Asticou Rd., Jamaica Plain; Joseph L. Hope, S.T.,B.A., 15 Emerson St., Natidc; Bus. Off., Rm. 6O9, 650 Beacon St., Tel. 266-7181.
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TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFKURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS (IND) - Concl'd.:
NO. 829 (Food Warehouse F^mp. ). 2nd Sat., 11 A.M., 5UIi Main St., Charlestownj Paul V. Murphy, S.T., 186 Willow Ave., Somervillej Paul T. McSweeney, Martin Dunlap and Alphonse R. Heerter, 3.A's; Bus. Off., Km. 509, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 7-2312. NO. 8lil (Automotive Transport Drivers, Garage and Parking Lot Attendants, Greasers, Washers, Polishers and Parts Men, Vending Machine and Juke Boxes). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Cypress Hall, 36 Prospect St., Cambridge; Dominic J. Zenga, S.T., lU W. Tremlett St., Dorchester; Thomas D. Fitzgerald, 3. A., 3U Alfred Rd., Arlington; Bus. Off., Rm. 512, 650 Beacon St., Tel. Co 7-I69O. NO. 8U6 (See Department Store Employees)
TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF: NO. 15 (Navy Yard). On Call, KLdg. 39, Navy Yard; Joseph D. McNeill, Pres. 77 Famham St., Belmont; Benjamin Yoffe, C.S., 91 Woodlawn St., Everett. NO. 105 (Assn. of Engineers, Architects and Draftsmen). Uth Wed., 5.15 P.M., Machinists Hall, 11 Otis St.; John F. Glynn, Pres., 133 Eustis St., Roxbury; Ruth E. Smith, Exec. Sec, I699 Cambridge St., Canfcridge; Bus, Off., Rm. 15, 29U Washington St,, Tel. Li 2-5885. NO. 202 (B & M Railroad). 3rd Thurs, , 6 P,M., 150 Causeway St.; David G. Meriy, Pres., 82 Glenmere Circle, Reading; Donald J. MacDonald, F.S. TELEGRAPHERS, COMMERCIAL NO. h (Western Union Telegraph Co.). 2nd Thurs., 12 Noon and 7 P.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. 208, I76 Federal St., Tel. Ha 6-0622; John J. Lavin, Pres,, 12li Wrentham St,, Dorchester; Rose Nelson Sherry, F.S. TELEGRAPHERS, RAILROAD NO. Ul (See Lowell)
TELEGRAPHERS, RAILROAD NO. 89 (Towermen - M.B.T.A.). 3rd Tues. ( Jan. , Feb.,Mar, Sept.), 1 P.M. to 5 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station; Robert E. McMahon, Cai., 32 Elm St., Somerville; Victor E. O'Neill, Gen. S.T., 21 Alberta St., W. Roxbury.
TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED, OF (IND): NOTE: All locals meet On Call; Bus, Off., Rm. 733, 10 High St., Tel. Hu 2-3665. BOSTON NORTH ACCOUNTS. Agnes Desmond, Ch., 38 Sciarrappa St., Cambridge; Loretta Camuso, F.S., U60 Hanover St, BOSTON NORTH DISBURSEMNTS. Jean DeBonis, Ch., 125 River Rd., Winthrop; Rita Burke, F.S,
BOSTON NORTH TOLL. Jane May, Ch. , 22 Glynn Terrace, Quincy; Priscilla Kane, F.S., 136 Wardley Ave,, W. Roxbui^-.
BOSTON SOUTH DISBURSEMENTS. Helen Dolan, Ch. , 3U6 Wobum St., Lexington; Terri DiRocco, Sec, 20 Ashford St., Allston. BaSTON SOUTH REVENUE ACCOUNTS. Ann Arrigal, Ch., 1790 Columbia Rd., So. Boston; Sarah Rice, Sec, 2J49 Walnut St., Brookline,
BOSTON SOUTH REVENUE TOLLS. Rose Holland, Ch. , 31i;8 Washington St., Jamaica Plain; Catherine Pender, F.S.T., l5 Barclay Bd. , W. Roxbury. DATA PROCESSING CENTER. Kay Barstow, Ch. , 15 Momunent Ave,, Charlestown; Margaret Gordon, F.S.T., 17 Church St., W. Ro:dDury. GENERAL SERVICES AND ACCOUNTING. Eleanor Flaherty, Ch., 310 Bunker Hill St,, Charlestown; Margaret Leary, Sec, UU Willow Ave., Winthrop. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY SALESMEN (See Communications Wkrs, of America No, I30I) TEIEPHOI«ffi DIRECTORY WORKERS, N.E. FED OF (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel, Co,). On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., Rm. 52U, 10 High St,, Tel. Hu 2-9U55; Rosemarie Solomita, Pres., h6 Waverly St., Everett; Maureen Tobin, Treas., 80 Eleanor St, , Chelsea.
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TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FEDERATION OF (IND): NOTE: All locals meet Monthly, On Call; Bus. Off., Rm. 1105, 10 High St., Tel. Li 2-hXU2, BOWDOIN INFORJ-IATION LOCAL NO. 1. Ellen McDuffie, Rep., 209 Shirley St., Winthrop. BOWDOIN INF0RI4ATI0N LOCAL NO. 2. Judith Gillis, Rep., Ikh Franklin St., Somerville. BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. 3. Elizabeth Cassford, Rep., 58 Story St., So. Boston. BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. U. Miriam Murphy, Rep., 69 Birch Rd., Winthrop. BOWDOIN INFORMATION LOCAL NO. 5. Irene Dailey, Rep., kO Everard St., Revere. BOWDOIN TOLL LOCAL NO. 1. Patricia Soriano, Rep., 708 Central St., E. Bridgewater. BOWDOIN TOLL LOCAL NO. 2. Mary O'Hara, Rep., 23 Carey Ave., Revere.
CAMA LOCAL. Josephine Rollins, Rep., lU Merrill Rd. , Watertovm. DINING SERVICE LOCAL. Florence Dorgan, Rep., 28 Wardsworth St., E. Boston. DORCHESTER LOCAL NO. 1. Helen White, Rep. , 2U6 Copeland St. , Quincy. DORCHESTER LOCAL NO. 2. Dorothy Dwyer, Rep., 233 Park St., Dorchester. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 2. Marion Gilligan, Rep., 2hh Kennebec St., Mattapan. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 3. Alyce Gallagher, Rep., 10 Vessey Rd., Randolph. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 5. Florence Brooker, Rep., 777 Huntington Ave. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 6. Alice Dooley, Rep., 11 Wainwright St., Dorchester. FRANKLIN LOCAL NO. 7. Helen Coughlin, Rep., Ul Polk St., Charlestown. HIGHLANDS LOCAL (See Roxbury Toll Local) LIBERTY LOCAL. Louise Angelo, Rep., U2 Putnam St., Watertown. MASSACHUSETTS CLERICAL LOCAL NO. 1. Marion C. Horton, Rep., I6 Newhall St., Lynn. MASSACHUSETTS SERVICE RESULTS LOCAL. Eleanor McGrath, Rep., 27 Foxhill Rd., Billerica. METROPOLITAN P.B.X. LOCAL. Helen G. Burns, Rep., 6 Prescott St., Readville. METROPOLITAN TRAFFIC ENGINEERS. Mary K. Finn, Rep., 2k Gleason Rd., Dor- chester. ROXBURY INFORI^TION LOCAL. Mary Lavin, Rep., 120 Walworth St., Roslindale.
ROXBURY TOLL LOCAL. Irene Munzert, Rep., 11 Windham Rd. , Hyde Park.
STATE HOUSE LOCAL. Hazel Hawley, Rep., ii2 Barrett St., Revere.
TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT«L. BROTHERHOOD OF (IND) (N.E. Tel. k Tel. Co.):
NO. 1 (Inside Plant Men). First Fri.., Barsanti's, 11 Otis St.; Thomas J. Cunningham, Pres., 52 Brooks St., E. Boston; Gerald Walsh, F.S., 10 Common St., Braintree; Bus. Off., Rra. UOl, 101 Tremont St., Tel. Ha 6-2588. NO. 2 (Outside Telephone Wkrs.). 2nd and Uth Fri., 11 Otis St.; Frederick J. Brennan, Pres,, 26 Fidelis Way, Brighton; John F. i'lahoney, F.S., 20 Maine Ave., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 1117, 77 Summer St., Tel. Ha 6-5908. NO. 2li (Facilities Assigners and Engineers). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Parker House, 60 School St.; Warren G. Sears, Pres., 66 Pierce Ave., Dorchester; Paul M. Hession, S.T., 26 Wheatland Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rra. U18, 101 Tremont St., Tel. Ha 6-2589. NO, 25 (Cable Splicers). 2nd Fri., Y.M.C.A., South Station; Robert Nordberg, Pres., 256 Chestnut St., Randolph; Donald Haley, F.S.T., 20U Beale St., Wollaston. (See also Comnunications Workers of America)
TELEVISION ARTISTS (See Radio and Television Artists) TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPERS NO. 37. 3rd Fri., Hibernian Hall, I8U Dudley St., Roxbury; John Pedranti, R,F.S,T,, 92 Neponset Ave,, Roslindale; Frank larrobino, B.A., 2319 Centre St., W. Roxbury.
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TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 191? (Wool Warehouse Emp.). First Fri., 6 P.M., Rafferty Hall, 119 K St., So. Boston; Robert Hannon, Pres., U8a Oliver St., Somervillej Timothy Sullivan, R.S., 303 High St., Whitman. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES: NO. B-3 (Film Exchange Emp.). First Mon., 5.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., hS Win- chester St., Tel. Ha 6-15UO; Roger Mintz, Pres.,B.A., 122 Washington St., Dedharaj Al Cohen, R.S., 6U Lorna Rd., Mattapan. NO. F-3 (Film Exchange Office Emp.). 2nd Wed., 5.15 P.M., U5 Winchester St.; Gilbert F. Norton, Pres., 168 Milton St., Dorchester; Evelyn M. Hollis, R.S., 128 Cornell St., Roslindale. NO. B-U (Ushers, Doormen, Cashiers). 3rd Wed., 5.30 P.M., Shubert Theatre, 265 Tremont St.; Thomas Regan, Pres., U6 Huron Ct., Dorchester; William B. Jackson, Jr., F.S., 9 Pinewood Ave., Natick. NO. 11 (Stage Employees). 3rd Wed., 10 A.M., Oval Rm., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Frank Fine, R.S.T., Uh Evergreen St., Jamaica Plain; Jeremiah F. Galvin, F.S.,B.A., l5 Packard Ave., Dorchester; Bus. Off., Rm. 501, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Ha 6-5595. NO. 182 {,^^e Moving Picture Machine Operators) NO. 753 (Treasurers and Ticket Sellers). First Mon., 10 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Anthony Stagno, Pres.,Treas., 135 Orvis Rd. , Revere; Max Jacobs, R.F.S.jB.A., 6 Bismarck St., Mattapan. NO. 775 (Theatrical Wardrobe Attendants). First Fri., 1.30 P.M., 100 Boylston St.; Hilda M. Gaides, Pres., 82 Birch St., Roslindale; Arleen Teahan, B.A., kk Evergreen St. , Jamaica Plain. TILE LAYERS NO. 8. 2nd Fri., Hibernian Hall, 18U Dudley St., Roxbury; Edward DiGiulio, Pres., 10 South St., Stonehara; Joseph D. Griffin, F.S.T.,B.A., 36 Tuttle St., Dorchester. TRAINMEN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Trainmen)
TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED:
NO. 589 (Carmen's Union, M.B.T.A. ). Uth Thurs., 10.30 A.M. and 8 P.M., Empire Rm. , Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Francis J. Gallagher, R.S., 332 Ashmont St., Dorchester; George E. O'Brien, B.A., 56 Porter St., Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 926, 100 Boylston St., Tel. Li 2-8212. NO. 1038 (B& M Trans. Co., Maintenance Wkrs.). 2nd Fri., Where Called; Patrick L. Sullivan, Pres., 10 Beacon St., Melrose; Paul L. Goguen, F.S,, U Sheldon St., Roslindale. NO. 1205 (Greyhound Lines, Inc.). First Thurs., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tronont St.; Henry Boucher, Pres., UO Damon Rd., Scituate; Serpoohi Kenoian, F.S., 57U Huntington Ave, NO. 1318 (Trailways of N.E., Inc.). 2nd Tues., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Frederick 0, FitzGerald, 2nd Int'l. V.P., Trustee, 3 Fulton Rd., Lexington; Bus. Off,, Rm. 6OO, 2 Park Sq. , Tel. U23-3196. NO. IU63 (Gray-Rawding Lines). First Mon., at Bus. Off., I6 Mall St., Rox- bury, Tel. U27-863I; Albert W. Johnson, Pres,, 112 Central St., Somerville; Earl R. Mills, F.S.T., 909 South St., Roslindale. NO. 1509 (Eastern Mass. System) (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ). On Call, Monthly; Joseph Nabozny, Pres., 9 Butler St., Salem; George L. Lewis, R.F.S.,B.A., 520 Chatham St., Lynn; Bus. Off., ftti. 602, 2 Parte Sq., Tel. Li 2-1509. TRANSPORT DRIVERS, AUTOMOTIVE NO. 8Ul (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers) TRANSPORT SERVICE EMPLOYEES, UICTED NO. 706 (Station Porters). On Call; James Canady, Pres.; A. A. Granville, F.S.T., &h Harold St., Roxbury.
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TRANSPORT WORKERS NO. 50? (Air Transport Div.) (American Airlines, Inc.). Last Thurs., 7.30 A.N., 12.30 P.M. and 3.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., lU7 Everett St., E. Boston, Tel. 567-7681; Vernon G. Dailey, Pres., 15 Nichols St., No. Reading; Anthony J. Carbone, F.S.T., 100 Circuit Rd., Medford. TRANSPORT WORKERS NO. 5l5 (Northeast Airlines, Inc.). Uth Mon., Logan Int'l. Motel, Logan Airport, E. Boston; Charles F. Sinclair, Pres. ,B.A., 70 Broad- way, Arlington; John H, Sullivan, F.S., 29 Cedar St., Saugus. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 1 (See Mailers) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 13. Uth Sim., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Archibald C. MacKinnon, Pres.; Harold A, Phelps, S.T.j Bus. Off., Rm. 711, 53 State St., Tel. La 3-3856. UPHOLSTERERS (See Furniture Workers No. I36) UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NO. 369 (Boston Edison Physical and Maintenance Unit). 2nd Thurs., Old Dor- chester Post, 500 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester; Daniel F. Madden, Pres., U8
Mamie Rd., So, Weymouth; Robert B. Ambler, B.A. , 5l Longwood Rd., Weymouth; Bus. Off,, Rm. 3, 512 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester, Tels. Av 8-6iiOO and Av 8-6h01. NO. 386 (Boston Edison Professional Unit). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., Hotel Lenox, 61 Exeter St.; Charles Toce, Pres., B. A., k Fernand St., Melrose; Thomas Walsh, Sec, 110 Linden St., Braintree; Bus. Off,, Rm. Ul7, 25 Huntington Ave. NO. 387 (Boston Edison Clerical Wkrs.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Oval Rm. , Hotel Bradford, 275 Tremont St.; Valentine P. Murphy, Pres., B. A., 603 Boston Ave., W. Somerville; Anna M. Lee, R.S., 7 Regis Rd., Arlington; Bus. Off., Rm. 312, 161 Mass. Ave,, Tel, Ke 6-I9UO. WAITRESSES (See Hotel and Restaurant Qnployees No. 277) WATCHMEN'S ASSN., INDEPENDENT (See Police and Protection Emp. No, 10; and Port Watchmen No. lU5l) v;ELDERS and divers (Pile Driving, Wharf and Bridge Work) (See Carpenters No, 56) WINDOW CLEANERS (See Building Service Employees) WINE WORKERS (See Distillery, Rectifying, Wine and Allied Workers) WOOD CARVERS ASSOCIATION, BOSTON (IND). Uth Fri., Hotel Madison, North Station;
Gerard Olsen, Pres.,Treas. , 31 Gladys St., Revere; W. Mahoney, R.F.S., 92 Spring St. , Cairtoridge YARDMASTERS, R^iILROAD (See Railroad Yardmasters)
BOURNE
STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL ETIPLOYEES NO. ll5U (Mass. Maritime Academy, Buzzards Bay). Last Thurs,, Classroom, State Pier, Buzzards Bay; Angus MacLeod, Pres,, State Pier, Buzzards Bay; Wallace Kent, S,T., State Pier, Buzzards Bay. BRAINTREE
CARFE.NTEPS NO. 1550 (See Weymouth) DIRECTLY AFFIIIATED LOCAL UNION NO, 22619 (Rubber Wkrs.) (Armstrong Coric Co,). Last Wed,, 7 P.M., K. of C, Hall, Washington St., So, Braintree; William J, Gilson, F.S., 30 Hillside Rd.; Donald MacMillan, B.A., l65 Spring St., Rock- land, DIRECTLY AFFILIiiTED LOCAL UNION NO. 23711 (Weymouth Art Leather Co,). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., American Legion Hall, Washington St,; Landon Kidd, Pres,; Irving E. Theriaxilt, R.S.T., U08 North St., No, Weymouth.
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FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 920. Bi-monthly, First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Fire Station, 1 Union St.; George E. Garnes, Pres., 76 Sherbrooke Ave.; Robert E. Belanger, J'.S., 10 Abbott St. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12118 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Boston Gas Co.). Last Wed., 5.15 P.M., American Legion Hall, Commercial St., E. Weymouth; Walter G. Burke, Pres., hSO Summer St., Weymouth; Eleanor B. Nadell, F.S., 33 Middle St., E. Weymouth; Bus. Off., 39 Quincy Ave., E. Braintree, Tel. Vi 3-7900. OIL WORKERS (See Quincy) PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 538 (Jewell Local) (Abrasive Products, Inc.). Last Tues., U.l5 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, So. Braintree; Raymond Hobart, R.S., 295 Pond St., So, Braintree; Frank J. DiSano and David K. Grogan, Int'l. Reps. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 659 (Atlantic Abrasive Products, So. Braintree). On Call, Scottie's, Holbrook; Richard DeBoer, R.S., 155 Old St., No, Randolph; Frank J. DiSano, Int'l. Rep,, hi Garden St., Maiden.
STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 239U (Walworth Co.). 2nd Thurs. , U P.M,, American Legion Hall, U30 Washington St,; William D. Oliver, Pres., 135 Sydney St., Dorchester; Kenneth Glynn, B.A.; Bus. Off., li|86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, Tel. Av 8-i;U00. STEELWOPj^ERS OF AMEPJCA, UNITEI5 NO. 3388 (Walworth Co.). 2nd Mon., 5.U5 P.M., K. of C, Hall, N St,, So, Boston; Paul W. Famham, Pres., 13 Hemlock Dr., Canton; Kenneth L. Glynn, B.A., 1^86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. UTILITY WORKERS TJNION OF AMERICA NO. 379 (Braintree Electric Light Co.). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Linemen's Quarters, kh Allen St,; Walter Woolf, Pres., 5l Dobson Rd,, E. Braintree; Liba Studley, S,T,, 58 Burr St., Hingham. BRIDGEWATER
BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 591 (Stiles & Hart Brick Co,). 2nd Tues., 7,30 P.M., Citizens Club, Hale St,; Antoine Santos, Pres., 32l| Quincy St., Brockton; John Foubert, R.S., 3 Fayal Ave., Taunton. LETTER CARRIFRS NO. 1S19. On Call; John J. O'Leary, Pres.,S.T., 25l High St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 211 (Perkins Foundry Co.). 3rd Wed,, American Legion Hall, Lincoln St., W. Bridgewater; Standly Wiggins, Pres., 227 Carl Ave., Brockton; George Cormier, R.F.S., 82 Forest Ave., Brockton. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO, 503 (Mass. Correctional Institution). Last Tues., 3.30 P.M., Recreation Hall, at Institution; Gordon Fountain, Pres., 2U Plymouth St., No. Carver; Donald Wright, B.A., 52 Warren Ave,, Rockland. NO. 1067 (State College Employees). 3rd Thurs,, 10 A.M., Where Called; Guy Farwell, S.T., 101 Snow St., Fitchburg; Joseph Correia, B.A, NO. 1368 (Mass, Div, of Youth Service). 2nd Kon., 10 A.M., Where Called; Evelyn Porter, R.S., Box 202, Sharon; Anthony Matera, S.T., Ul Purchase St., Taunton, STEELWORKFJIS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6^06 (Independent Nail Corp,). 2nd Sun., Citizens Club, Hale St,; Antosie J. Dainis, F.S., 39 Worcester St.; Sidney Larson, B.A., 100 Fountain St., Providence, Rhode Island.
BROCKTON
ASSOCIATED FOOD DISTRIBUTORS (See Food Distributors, Associated) BPKF.RY AND CONTF.CTIONERY WORKERS (See Boston Local No, 20
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BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 238. 3rd Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Bartenders Hall, l6 School St.; John Montagano, Pres., 730 Main St.; Raffaele Valentino, F.S,T.,B.A. U73 Howard St. BARTENDERS AW HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 696. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2, I6 School St., Tel. Ju 3-3955; Edward P. Concfrey, F.S.T.,
262 Main St.; Elton B. Mooney, R.S.,B.A. , 78 Byron Ave. BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. 38. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. l5, 63 Main St., Tel. 583-ll;68j Nona Ford, Pres. ,F.S.T., 279 Summer St.; Ruth Belcher, R.S. BOX WORKERS UNION OF BROCKTON, INC., INDEPENDENT NO. 1 (M.B. Claff & Sons, Inc.). First Tues., 8.15 P.M., Novelli Hall, U8 Green St.; Fred D. Strangle, Pres., 85 Walnut St.; Carl M. Backgren, Treas., 192 Howard St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 5. 2nd, 3rd and Uth Thurs., at Bus, Off., 63 Main St., Tel. Ju 6-U266; Joseph Catrambone, Pres.; F. Forest Asci, F.S.T. BUILDING LABORF.RS NO. 721. First Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel. 586-Ii266; Francis J. Bennett, S.T., 9li Maple Ave., Bridgewater; Louis W. Poirier, B.A., 33 Hervey St. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 525 (Public School Custodians). 2nd and Uth Wed., East Jr. High School, Center St.; Robert Looney, Pres., 80 Win-
throp St.; Arthur Ford, F.S.T. , 3OO Menlo St. CARPENTERS NO. 62ii. Mon. (Oct. thru June), 2nd and Uth Mon. (July thru Sept.), 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2U Ward St., Tel, Ju 6-3081; Vinton W. Russell, Pres., 102 Packard Way; Oscar R. Pratt, R.S.,Bus, Rep. CLEliKS (Geo Railway and Steamship Clerks and Retail Clerks) CLOTHING V/ORKFJiS, AMALGAMATED NO. 353. 3rd Thurs., 5 P.M., Novelli Hall, U8 Green St.; Eileen Hannon, Pres., I67 Broad St., Whitman; Helen Caccialini, R.S.T., 890 Montello St. CUSTODIANS, RTBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees Int'l. No, 525) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL Ul-IION NO. 18377 (Last Makers Federal Union). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Novelli Hall, U8 Green St.; H. George Evans, Pres., B. A., 21 Montello St. Ext.; J. Paul LaPlante, Treas., U7 Ettrick St. ELECTRICAL VJ0RKEPJ5 NO. 223. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 63 Main St., Tel, Ju 6-U266; Thomas Dockrey, Pres., 699 W. Chestnut St.; Cornelius B. Santry, Bus. Mgr., 30 Anania Terrace. FEDER.^L FJ^PLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. II8I (IND) (V.A. Hospital). On Call; John R. Nutter, Pres., 6I Breer St.; Ethel Hutchings, S.T., 61 Grant St., Taunton. FEDER/iL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. lUU. 3rd Wed., Marine Corps League Hall, I89 Court St.; James Hallisey, Pres., 22 No. Byron Ave.; Francis J. Clark, S.T., 7 Linnea Ave, FIRFJ4EN AND OILERS NO. U7. 2nd and Uth Wed., Mar-Ellen Social dub. Ward St.; Francis W. V/illiams, Pres., 32 Addison Ave.; Michael Riordan, B.A., 596 No. Montello St, FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. IU8 (iND) (A & P South Shore Stores). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., V/hite Eagle Hall, UO Emerson Ave.; Arthur Fogo, Pres., 160 West St., Randolph; James L. Roach, S.T., 29 Columbus Ave., Mansfield. GARMEITI WORKERS, LADIES NO. 2U2. First Mon., 6 P.M., Novelli Hall, U8 Green St.; Julia Kamel, Sec, l65 Elliot St.; Bernard George, B.A. , 15 Orlando St., Mattapan; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. GAS WORKERS, BROCKTON NO. 273 (Brockton-Taunton Gas Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., Main St.; John Hallisey, Pres,, 180 Boylston St.; William DiCroce, Sec., 29 Florence St, G0VERI4MENT EMPKiYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 25 (IND) (V.A. Hospital). Last Tues., before Last Sat., 7.30 P.M., at Hospital; Dominic I4igliaccio, Pres., 561 Putnam Ave., Cambridge; Clifton L. Haynes, S.T., 62 Progressive Ave., W. Bridgewater. HOD CARRIERS (See Building Laborers)
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INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 138. On Call, Quarterly; Robert Boyce, Pres., 70 BrierwQod Rd. , Braintree; Howard Jackson, R.S.T., 65 Haverhill St. LAST MAKERS tTDERAL UInIION NO. 18377 (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) MTHERS NO. 123. 3rd Mon., Bldg. Trades Hall, 63 Main St.; Raymond L. Morrison, S.T., 27 i^ross H.; Richard Bouthillette, B.A., 20 Olenwood St. UUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING lOT'L. UNION NO. 6k. First Fri. , G.A.R. Hall, 17 E. Elm St.; Ethel Dorey, Pres., 26 Spring St.; Agnes Roderick, S.T., 2Ul Crescent St., E. Bridgewater. LETTER CARREERS NO. 156. 2nd Hon., 96 Ames St.; John Pizzano, Pres., 188 No. Quincy St.; Edgar J, Pigeon, Treas., I6I Laureston St. MOLPERS AMD ALLIED WORKERS NO. 399 (E.L. LeBaron Foiindry Co., Inc.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Enterprise Hall, Clinton St.; Donald McDonald, F.S., 23 Pleasant St., W. Bridgewater; John Crowley, B.A., I7 Church St., Hilford. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. U37. 2nd Sun., 9.30 A.M., Bldg. Trades Hall, 63 Main St.; Joseph K. Hooker, R.S., 25 Belcher St., Holbrook; Stuart Ranger, B.A., 122 Wheeler Ave. MUSICIANS, BROCKTON FED OF NO. I38. First Sun., 6 P.M., at Bus. Off., Pjn. h, 23 Main St., Tel. $QQ-h9hh; J. Lawrence McGrath, Pres.; James L. Alfred, S.T., 8U Bouve Ave. NEWSPAPER GUILD, BROCKTON NO. 27 (Brockton Enterprise Times Publishing Co.).
On Call, (Jan. , Apr. , Sept., Dec. ), Bryant Hotel, W. Elm St.; George Murphy, Pres., 160 Park St.; James Orcutt, Treas., 292 Spring St., Hanson. PAINTERS NO. 296. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., Rra. 21, 63 Main St., Tel. 586-U266; Walter demons, R.S., r502 Sumraer St., E. Bridgewater; Henry Eayrs, B.A., 8 Greenleaf St., Whitman. PAPERMAKERS ANT PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 918 (Propack, Inc.). On Call, Lunch- room at Plant, 125 Perkins Ave.; Doris Young, Pres., I98 Haywood St., Bridgewater; Annette Pigeon, F.S., 57 Pecksuot Rd., Weymouth. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 276. 2nd and Uth Tues. (2nd Tues., July and Aug.), at Bus. Off,, Rm. 5, 63 Main St., Tel. 586-U266; Joseph E. Mulligan, F.S.T., 87 Mulberry St.; Bernard H. Linehan, B.A., 72 Wilder St. POST OFFICE AND GEI^!ERAL SERVICES MJ\INTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. 87 (IND). 3rd Thurs., 3 P.M., Post Office, Crescent St.; Edward Raynard, Pres., 82 Concord St.; Maude Bird, S.T., II3 Belmont Ave, T=OST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, ETC. NO. 78. 2nd Tues., Home of R.S.; Edward F. Mason, Pres., 1U5 Winthrop St.; P. F. Mather, R.S., 79 Be lair St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3QUh. 3rd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Russell Club, Lawrence St.; Clyde Sanford, Pres., 20 Woodland Rd., W. Bridgewater; Edward Gilmore, R.F.S., 85 French Ave, POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 120 (IND). Quarterly, On Call; Mario Scampini, Pres., k Hairthorne St., Norwood; Charles F. Devine, S.T,, II6 Center St., Bridge- water. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 102. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Bartenders Hall, I6 School St.; George Roberts, Pres., 66I E. Middle St., E. Weymouth; Paul Ferckel, S.T., 56 So. Domglas St., Rockland. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 2260 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). 2nd Thurs., Home of Pres.; H. L. Hinglebine, Pres., 10 Elm Ave.; Henry C. Wolforth, S.T., 88 Broad St., Whitman. RETAIL CLERKS UNION, BROCKTON (IND) (Brockton Public Markets, Inc.). First
Mon. (Feb. , Mar. , Apr., May), 7.30 P.M., Walk Over Bldg., Perkins Ave.; Henry Daneault, Pres., 117 Temple St., VJhitman; Carl H. Nelson, Treas., 60 Prospect St., W. Bridgewater. ROOFERS NO. 39. First Thurs., Bldg. Trades Hall, 63 Main St.; Waldemar FJLsburg, Pres., 78 Riverview St.; Harry L, Lawson, R.F.S., 318 Summer St., E. Bridgewater.
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SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSI-ffiN (IND): NOTE: All locals meet at B.S.A.C. Headquarters, 389 Main St., Tel. 587-2606.
CIJT SOLE NO. 3. 2nd and Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Gerald Dufresne, R.S.T., 69 Huntington St.; Joseph A. Stanley, Sr., B.A., 11 Roosevelt Ave,, W. Bridge- water. CUTTERS. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; James Spillane, Pres.; Francis D. Keelin, S.T., 166 Menlo St. DRESSERS AND PAC3CF,RS. 2nd and Uth Thurs.; Ronleigh 3. Jenkins, R.S., 185 School St., Whitman; Warner Holbrook, B,k., 3li Arlington St., Rockland.
EDGESETTERS. 3rd Thurs. ; Leonard Ellershaw, Pres., B. A.; Charles /therton, S.T. EDGFTRIMt'ffiRS. First Tues.; Ralph lervolino, Pres.; Frank McGlincy, S.T.,B.A. FINISHERS. Uth Fri. ; Herbert Briggs, S.T., 33 Division St.; Ugo Fruzzetti, B.A. GOODYEAR OPERATORS. First and 3rd Thurs,; George F. Conefrey, Jr., Pres., F.S.T.jB.A., 103 Elliot St.; Walter Mason, R.S., Bemice Ave. HEELERS. First and 3rd Wed.; Charles Roberts, Pres.,S.T.,B.A.; Alfred 0« Sullivan, R.S. LASTERS. 2nd and Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M.; Saverio Castano, R.S., 81 Kenilworth Ave,; Charles Hodgdon, B.A. MIXED. 2nd Wed., 7 P.M.; Theodore Nelson, Pres.; John Sundling, S.T. SKIVERS. First Tues.; Elsie Archibald, Pres., U3 Cobum St.; Rosanna H. Delany, S.T., Price Expert, 2U Russell St. SOLE LEATHER WORKERS. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M.J James E. Martin, Pres.; W. Vincent Lynch, S.T., 9 Hayward St., No. Easton. STITCHERS. First and 3rd Tues.; Mabel Annino, Pres., 650 East St.; Anna Walouke, B.A., 17 Blendall St. TRESRS. First and 3rd Tues.; Carl Johnson, Pres., 222 No. Main St., W. Bridgewater; Albert Zelinskas, R.S.T.,B.A,, 22 Gladstone St. VAMPERS. First Wed.; Julia Miglin, S.T., Price Expert, 5U Glendower St., Avon. SHOE WORKERS, BOOT AND (See Boot and Shoe Workers) STREET RAIUVAY AND MOTOR COACH EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated Boston Local No, 1509) TAILORS (See Clothing Woricers, Amalgamated No, I6, Worcester) TEAMSTERS, GHAUFFUERS, WAREHOUSEIffiN AND HELPERS NO. 653 (IND) (General). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Elks Hall, 200 No. Main St.; Henry G. Gross, S.T.; George O'Donnell, B.A.; Bus. Off., U71 Prospect St., Tel. Ju 7-0822. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Edith Rich, Rep., 103 Guild Rd, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Clerical and Staff Local - Southeast). Mary Doyle, Rep., 30 Park St. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD NO. I6 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., West Side Improvement Assn., Forest Ave.; Robert N. Bowker, Pres., UU Plain St.; Alexander W. Benvie, F.S.T., 72 Maolis Ave., W. Bridgewater; Bus. Off., 7 Main St. TfTEATRICAL STAGS EMPLOYEES NO. 1U9. 3rd Sun., Home of B.A.; Paul Papineau, R.F.S., 53 French Ave.; Alton Nelson, Jr., B.A., 33 Menlo St. 'HEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. U37 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) :P0GRAFHICAL no. 22U. Uth Mon., 3.10 P.M., Bartenders Hall, 16 School St.; Robert Werner, Pres., 101 Myrtle St.; Francis Stackpole, F.S.T., 35 West- • wood ^r.. Whitman. i;.rUTY ', .hKERS UNION OF AMERICA (See Gas Workers, Brockton No. 273) BROOKFIELD
POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3333* Thomas P. Derrick, Sec, Shenaan St.
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FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 950. 3rd Mon., 31a Harvard St.; Joseph D. Finneran, Pres., 200 Freeman St.; Richard H. Davis, Sec, kl White PI. JEWELRY WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 356 (Crown Silver Co.). 3rd Wed., U P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Washington St.; Joseph Foley, Pres., 32 Ditson St., Dorchester; John* Foley, F.S.T., 35 Howard Ave., Dorchester. MUNICTFAL EMPLOYEES, BROOKLII^IE, MASSACHUSETTS (See State, County and Municioal Employees No, 1358) PAINTERS NO. lith Fri., 709. Orange Hall, 20 Prospect St.; Kenneth B. Pike Pres., Ih Wilson Rd., Ocean Bluffs; James McKinnon, F.S., 110 Hewlett St Roslindale. * STATE, COUIOT AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1358 (Brookline, Massachusetts Munici- pal Employees). Uth Wed., V.F.W. Hall, Boylston St.; Francis T. Norton Pres.,B.A., lo2 Chestnut St.; William J. Burke, Jr., Treas., 233 Boylston TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Aspinwall Local). Jane Cunniff Rep., 66 Chestnut St, '
CAMBRIDGE
BAKERY AND CONFECIIONERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION, AMERICAN NO. 3l|8 On Call Monthly, 5 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 536 Mass, Ave.; George A. Paris, F.S.T. 721; Washington St., Dorchester; Marino Matara7,zo, B.A., lk9 Central St Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 9, 6U9 Mass. Ave., Tel. 5U7-22ii6. BOOKBirJDERS NO 201;. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St.; John J. Barry, Pres.,B.A., 92 Pine St., Maiden; Edgar O'Brien, F.S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 1^06, 2 9U Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-li595. BUILDING AND GRCUNDS MAINTENANCE ASSN. (IND) (Harvard University). Last Thurs Hannony Hall, Dunster ' 5U St.; Robert S. Richardson, Pres., 33 Baker Ave Hamilton; Fired Stead, Treas., ' l5 Inspect St., Danvers; Bus. Off., 175 N Harvard St., Allston, Tel. Un 8-76OO, Ext. 581. BUILDING LABORERS NO. l5l (Plasterers Tenders) (See Construction and General Laborers Union) CASKET MAKERS AND FURNITURE WORKERS (See Upholsterers No. 560) CHEfflCAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 86 (Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.). First Mon., Notre Dame Hall, 2322 Mass. Ave.; Vincent Kelley, Pres., IO3 Norfolk St. '; John lappmi, F.S., 31 Brookford St. CHEffiCAL WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 260. First Mon., 5.30 P.M., Christo Sq. Associates, Hurley St. Wesley A. Cargill, ; Pres., 20 Page St. Dorchester; Thomas Mullen! B.A., 17 bymphony Rd. , Peabody. CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS UNION NO. l5l (Plasterers Tenders). 3rd Fri Cypress Hall, 116 Austin St.; Paul Dorsey, Pres., 191; Appleton Terrace: "
ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MffllNE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 205 (Allcraft Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd I^ies., 5 P.M., Country Rm., Syrmnes Restaurant, 25U Main St.; Frank Bemabei, Pres., 5 Gushing St., Medford: Anthony Lembo, R.S., h^ Melville Ave., Dorchester. NO. 23U (See Boston) NO. (General 251 Electric Co., Major Appliance Div,). 3rd Mon., Italian- ^'^^^'' ^*-5 Raymond Ciociola, bT"^^-? n^' ?^ Pres., 79 Yale St., Medford; Robert RLtzGerald, F.S.T., 15I4 Magazine St. ^"'i'^stries. Inc.). First ^°; ?P i^^?-?^u Mon., I;.l5 P.M., St. Bemadette's Hall, Randolph; E. P. Dignan, Pres., 107 Malvern Rd., Brockton; John J. Dignan, F.S., 78 Aldrich St., Roslindale. NO (Electronics 272 Corp. of America). 2nd Thurs., k P.M., Italian-American ^* °^^"^ ^^^'> 30 Teele Ave., Somerville; ?S, T u " c'.^^^r^!^ ? f Saratoga ' ^ St., E. Boston; Bus. Off., 30I, Main St., T^l! 876-0907^'
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. NB-1262 (Simplex Wire & Cable Co.). First Sun. (Oct. thru May), 2,30 P.M., First Mon. (June thru Sept.), 7.30 P.M., Italian- American Hall, 55 Austin St. j Timothy Hurley, Pres., 2U Touro Ave,, Medford; John Murphy, B.A. , 15 Greenville St., Somervillej Bus, Off., Rm. 202, 595 Mass, Ave. ELECTRICIANS UNION, CAMBRIDGE (IND) (Mass. Institute of Technology). First Fri., Home of R.S.j Joseph W. Palmer, Pres., 18 Riverside Sq, , Hyde Park; A. L. Moses, R,S., 95 Salem Rd., Billerica. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 30, First Tues., Hotel Commander, 16 Garden St.j Andrew R. Murphy, Pres., 335 Huron Ave.j Robert J. Morrissey, S.T., 193 Lexington Ave.; Bus. Off., 1^91 Broadway. RJRNITURF, WORKFES (See Upholsterers No. 560)
GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 1200U (Dist 5G, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Cambridge Gas Co.). 2nd Tues., 5 P.M., St. Mary's Hall, Prospect St.; John F. Dillon, Pres., 30 Windsor Rd., Somerville; Richard J. McCusker, F.S.T., lii Marion Rd. , Belmont; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 6-3686. GRAIN MILLERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 309, On Call, 2,30 P.M., Lusitania Hall, Uh Fifth St.; Charles Bugden, Pres,, 68 Wright St., Arlington; Alfio S. Faro, S.T., 50 Mountain St., Woburn. HARVARD UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES REPRESENTATIVE ASSN. (IND), First Mon., 1396 Cambridge St.; Anthony A. Miele, Pres., 7U Fayette St.; Claire McLaughlin, Sec, 22 St, Mary's Rd. JEWELRY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 12U (Myerson Tooth Corp.). Quarterly, 2nd Mon., 5 P.M., St. Mary's Hall, Prospect St.; Richard Farina, Pres,, 10 Winter St., Medford; Leon Wilson, Sr,, F.S., 117 Harvard Ave.j W. Medfgrd. M.I.T. EMPLOYEES (See Electricians Union, Cambridge; and Research, Development and Technical Employees Union in Arlington) OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 8-376. 2nd Wed., 5 P.M., St. Michael's Hall, 202 Hurley St., E. Cambridge; William Santry, Pres., UOl E. Seventh St., So, Boston; Leon H, Murch, F,S., 1 Rockville Fk,, Roxbuiy, PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS, UNITED NO, 11 (See Boston)
PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS, UNITED NO, l65 (Swift dc Co.). First Tues., 12.25 P.M., Columbus Associates Hall, Ward St., Somerville; Timothy J. O'Leary, Pres,, 11 Union St,; Ernest Lindsay, F.S.T., 17 Fairfax St,, Somerville; Bus, Off., 18 Warren St., Tel. Ki 7-5726. PAINTERS NO, 577, 3rd Wed., Cypress Hall, 116 Austin St.; John Dawson, Pres,, 316 Albion St,, Wskefield; Dominic Seretto, F.S,,B.A., I3 Academy St., Arlington; Bus. Off,, 25 So. Huntington Ave., Boston, Tel, Lo 6-0675. PLASTERERS TENDERS (See Construction and General Laborers Union No. l5l) PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 539 (Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (Inter- chemical Corp.), On Call, Monthly, 5 P.M., Symme's Restaurant, 25i4 Main St.; John Finnerty, F,S,, 18 Kelley Rd.; Bertram Kohl, Int'l, Rep.; Bus. Off., Rm. Ul5, 29h Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-0202. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. U6I (Continental Can Co.). First Sat,, 3.30 P.M., Notre Dame Hall, 2021 Mass. Ave.; Robert Grimes, R,S. , 10 Mystic St., Somerville; Frank J, DiSano, Int'l. Rep,, kl Garden St,, Maiden, RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO, 1199 (B & M East Cambridge Freight House). 2nd Tues,, Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; George Sherwood, Pres,, 63 Pres- ton Rd,, Somerville; Anthony Colella, R,S,T.,B.A,, U3 Pearl St,, Everett.
RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 25 (Boston Woven Hose
Pres., 52 Mudnock Rd. , Salisbury; Francis Quinn, B.A. , 59 Timberlake Dr., Reading.
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SHEET METAL WORKERS INT'L. ASSN. NO. 123. 3rd Tues., 55 Austin St.; James Bacon, F.S., 11 So. Furness St., Revere; Paul White, B.A., 28 River St., Quincy. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 195 (IND) (City Employees). First Mon., City Hall Annex, Inraan St.; James Tierney, Pres., 186 Richdale Ave.; Joseph Hurley, F.S.T., lUl Larch Rd.
STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6l2 (Public Works Dist. No. h) . 3rd Thurs., Hotel Touraine, 62 Boylston St., Boston; James A. Broyer, Pres., B.A., 28 V.F.W. Pkwy., W. Roxbury; James Monagle, R.S.T., 33 Willis Ave., Medford; Bus. Off,, Rm. 122li, 11 Beacon St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-8260. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. l6ll (School Dept.). 2nd Tues., k P.M., War Memorial Hall, 1700 Cambridge St.; Robert Hooker, Pres., 58 High- land Ave,; Joseph Dynan, S.T., 26 Dana St, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mary Coughlin, Rep., 10 Prospect
Hill Ave. , Somerville. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 1^21 (Bedding Workers). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 686 Mass. Ave., Tel. Tr 6-0O50; Joseph Antonellis, Pres.; C. Alfred Severino, F.S.jB.A. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 560 (Casket Makers -Furniture Wkrs,). Uth Tues., at Bus. Off,, 686 Mass, Ave., Tel. Tr 6-0050; Vincent Carbone, Pres., 120 Pearson Rd., Somerville; C. Alfred Severino, B.A, UTILITY WORKERS OF AJffiRICA NO. 392. Uth Mon., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St.; John R. Clover, Pres., 12 Oak St.; Eddie C, Thumquist, Treas., Coopers Grove, Kingston, New Hampshire; Bus. Off,, Rm. 1, 30U Main St., Tel, 86U-8899. CANTON
LETTER CARRIERS NO, 1520. Quarterly, On Call; Russell Jenkins, Pres,; Daniel Berardi, S.T., 612 Chapman St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 573 (Plymouth Rubber Co.). First Sun,, 3 P.M., Town Club; William Ferreira, Pres., 67 Burrill Ave,, Bridge- water; Richard Newhall, S.T., 23 Albion St,, Rockland. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 151? (Mass. Hospital School). On Call, Monthly, at School; Mildred Fisher, Pres., 8I46 Washington St., Stoughton; Pauline Dennis, R.S., 853 Washington St., Canton. CHARLTON
TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. I7U (Charlton Woolen Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Grange Hall; Mrs, Mernie Prove, Pres., 300 Stafford St., Worcester; Ralph Coderre, B,A., 7U Glendale St., Worcester; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel, 756-5719.
CHELSEA
BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 89U. Uth Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 10 Union St., Maiden; Michael DiOrio, Pres,, 7 Davis St., Everett; Michael A. Vigliotte, S.T., 31 Martin St., Revere; Bus, Off., 9 Everett Ave. BUILDING WRECKERS NO, 1U21. First Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 2, U53 Broadway, Tel. 88U-6801; Stanley J. Trocki, S.T., 23 Chestnut St.; Arnold Rabinovitz, B.A., 5U Clark Ave, DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2211U (Wool Sorters and Strippers). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Workmen's Circle Hall, U53 Broadway; Morris Bomstein, Pres., 83 Tudor St.; Sydney Finkelstein, F,S.T.,B.A., 7I Bellingham St,
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DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U903 (Forbes Lithograph Mfg. Co.). First Tues., Winnisiramett Vets Hall, 906 Broadway; James J. Glennon, Pres., 96? Broadway; Ethel M. Laidlaw, S.T., 370 Crescent Ave. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1U99. 3rd Mon., U. 30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 215 Shurtleff St.; Valentine 0« Callahan, F;S., 796 Broadway; Richard Silva, B.A., 56 Vane St., Revere. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 937- 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., Central Fire Station, 307 Chestnut St.; Leo McConaghy, Pres., U5 Carroll St.; Robert J. Denning, Sec, 96 Marl- boro St. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12266 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Samuel Cabot Paint, Inc.). First Wed., 5 P.M., at Plant, 229 Marginal St., Tel. Tu U-12U9; Mario J. GaLta, Pres,, 133 School St., Revere; Louis Russo, S.T., 19 Prince St., Revere. GOVERNTffiNT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 22 (IND) (Chelsea Naval Hospital). On Call; John M. Casiello, Pres., 238 Princeton St., E. Boston; Charles J. Cogin, Treas., lU Pond St., Hyde Park. PAINTERS NO. 623. First Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, kS3 Broadway; Israel Zablotsky, Pres., 292 Washington Ave.; Hyman Stern, S.T., 1872 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton. FULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 918 (Thomas Strahan Co.) (Wallpaper Wkrs.). First Wed., Moose Hall, Gary Ave.; Ralph J. Carr, Pres., 73 Pres- cott Ave.; Bruce K. Holm, R.S., 62a Meridian St., Maiden. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASIIC WOHCERS, UNITED NO. 209 (American Biltrite Rubber Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, U53 Broadway; Joseph Leone, Pres., 175 Washington St.; Armando Todisco, Treas., 165 Lincoln St., Revere SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 18. 3rd Thurs. and On Call, U.30 P.M., Veteran Firemen's Hall, 535 Second St., Everett; Vera E. Gray, R.S.T., 93 Linden St., Everett; James DeRosa, Org.; Bus. Off., Rm. Iii7, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6121. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2237 (Scrap Metal Handlers). Uth Wed., 7.3C P.M., Iii86 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester; Jacob Dorsey, Pres., 88 Winthrop St., Boston; Frederick H. Clark, F.S., 23 Charles St., Lynn. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 13U0. Quarterly, On Call; Joseph Seigal, Pres., 102 Congress Ave,; Ethel Tzizik, Treas., 77 Congress Ave, TEXACO, INC., ASSN. FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS FOR EMPLOYEES OF (IND) (New England Div, ). Quarterly, Sun., Where Called; Dennis J. Lyons, Pres., 33 Novelty Rd, , Warwick, Rhode Island; George H. Reid, Treas., 96 Webster St., Randolph; Bus, Off., 99 Marginal St., Tel. Tu U-7000. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF i^MlRICA NO. 382 (Everlastik, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 3 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 535 Second St.; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. Rep.; Ralph Arivella, B.A.; Bus, Off,, Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. ii68 (Beacon Wiper Supply Co.). 3rd Tues,, 5 P.M., K. of C. Hall; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. Rep.; Ralph Arivella, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. WALL PAPER WORKERS (See Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers No, 918) CHESTER
DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 23980 (Cortland Grinding Wlieel Corp,). First Tues., Town Hall, Middlefield St.; Phillip J. Pease, Pres., Hampden St.; Robert Morrissey, S.T., Huntington Rd, DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U1;80 (Hamilton Emery & Corundum Co.). First Mon., U.30 P.M., Shipping Rm. , at Plant, Middlefield St.; Qiarles E. Sherwood, Pres.., E, Otis; Robert F. James, S.T., Middlefield St,
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BARBERS, J0URNEYI1F.N NO. 199. 3rd Tues., Union Canadian Hall, 35i Center St.j Joseph St. Germain, Pres., 12 Asinof Ave.; Alphonse Breault, S.T.,2.A., 693I Grattan St. BARTENDERS, HOTEL, MOTEL, CAFETERIA AND RESTAURANT FMPL0YE1
lilt Newbury St.; Tnimari Huntley, Bus. I4gr. , 23 Bettswood Rd. , E. Longmeadow; Bus. Off., 10 Center St., Tel. 592-0577. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. 1005 (IND) (Westcver Air Force Base). Bi-
monthly, Uth Mon. , 5.30 P.M., Youth Center, Westover AFB; Anne S. Elmer, Pres., U9I Broadway, Chicopee Falls; Naomi Duffy, S.T., 106 Crane Ave., Westfield. HITTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. Il5 (Lawrence Hat Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., Where Called; John Roberts, Pres., 3321 Main St., Springfield; Edwin F.rwin, S.T., 9 Hamilton Rd. , Wobum. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. II6 (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Restaurant Emp. LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF BR. 687. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Community Center, 110 Church St.; Alphonse Dupuis, Pres., 73 Maple St., Chicopee Falls; Oscar A. Hilbert, Sec, 100 Westport Dr., Chicopee Falls, MACHINISTS NO. ll|20 (Hassett Lodge). 2nd V/ed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 77 East St., Chicopee Falls; Daniel R. Riordan, Pres., 90 South St.; Jaiaes Harkins, B.A.; Bus. Off., 97 Elm St., Westfield, Tel. Lo 8-0995. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. U67 (Production Pattern Sc Foundry Co.). First Fri., Davitt Post, Front St.; Julio Sherry, Pres., 15U Chiccmansett Village; Arthur A. Asselin, Treas., 115 Valier Ave. OFFICE EMPLOYES NO. 228 (Savage Arms Corp.). First Wed., American Legion Hall, 77 East St., Chicopee Falls; Margaret E. Gagnon, Pres., 55 Marguerite St., Chicopee Falls; Gertrude M. Lamica, S.T., 81 Madison St., Chicopee Falls. OFFICE EMPLOYES NO. 269 (A.C. Spalding & Bros., Inc.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Boilermakers Hall, U08 Meadow St., Willimansett; Eugene X. Pelletier, Pres., 33 Leclair Terrace; Gilbert H. LaV alley, S.T., 112 Grape St. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES NO. 30 (II©) (Piel Bros., Hampden-Harvard Div.).
2nd Tues., 2 P.M., Home of Pres. , B.A. ; William J. Gilboy, Pres., B.A. , l82 Oak St., Holyoke; Philip Hebert, F.S.T., 53U No. Bridge St., Holyoke.
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POST OFFICE AND GEMERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. U27 (IND). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Home of Pres,; John J. Gawlik, Pres., 155 Montgomery St.; Salvatore Palmieri, S.T., h9 Swol St, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. 1906. 2nd Tues., 8. 30 P.M., Community Center, 110 Church St., Chicopee Falls; Howard W, Redfem, Pres., 12 Emery St., Willimansettj John J. Malone, Jr., Treas., 89 Claire St., Chicopee Falls. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. U30 (Printing Specialties & Paper Products Union) (Corru- gated Box Makers) (N.E. Container Co.). 3rd Sun., Pulaski Hall, 13 Norman St., Willimansettj Leo Pollender, Pres., 8Ii Ducharme Ave., Willimansettj Joseph Myslinski, S.T., kh9 Riverside Dr., Willimansett RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 11 (Fisk Div., U.S. Tire Co.). 3rd Sun., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., I3I Church St., Chicopee Falls, Tel. Ly 2-0085j James J. Reilly, Pres., 366 Worcester St., Indian Orchardj Leonard W. Kane, Treas., 8 O'Connor Ave., Holyoke. STATE, CCXJNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1129 (City Employees). 3rd Wed., Cavalier Restaurant j Walter Zaremba, R.S.T., 25 Gaylord St.j John F. Fenton,
B.^., Palmer Rd. , Monson. TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. lii5U. Bi-monthly, On Call, I3I Church St., Chicopee
Falls J John C, Michonski, Pres., 6 Central Ave., Chicopee Fallsj Charles Tomaszewski, R.S., 1? Calvin St., Willimansett. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. liU; (Chicopee Mfg. Corp., Chicopee Falls). Uth Sun., 2 P.M., Polish Nat'l. Home, Grove St., Chicopee Fallsj Bertha Kulig, Sec, U26 Parker St., E. Longmeadowj Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 30? Howard St., Ludlowj Bus. Off., ii66| Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716.
CLINTON
AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS, NO. 58 (Electric Storage Battery Co., Ray-O-Vac Div,). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 61 Mechanic St.j Jennie Krysiak, Pres., Meeting House Hill, Sterlingj Anne Davidson, F.S.T., 161^ Prescott St, BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 652. 3rd Tues., 7.1*5 P.M., Liberty Club, 201 Church St.j John Reardon, Pres., U6 Church St.j George Giansanti, S.T., 3U7 Main St. CARPENTERS NO. 858. Uth Thurs., Savoia Hall, 6I Mechanic St.j Dennis W. Morrison, F.S., 8 Central Ave., Sterling Jct.j Joseph Kinnamey, B.A., 7a Mechanic St., Marlboro. CEREAL WORKERS INDEPENDENT UNION, aiNTON (Van Erode Milling Co., Inc.), On Call, Liberty Hall, 203 Church St.j Herbert Everson, Pres., 23 Longedge Rd.j Mabel MacMillan, Sec, 76 Birch St. COLONIAL CRAFT GUILD (IND) (Colonial Press, Inc.). 2nd Sun. (Feb.), Savoia
Hall, 61 Mechanic St, j Leon Turmaine, Pres., 7 Blossom St.j Francis E. Underwood, S.T., 292 Randall Rd., Berlin. COLONIAL PRESS, INC., EMPLOYEES UNION OF (IND). Bi-monthly, On Call, 7.30 P.M.j Raymond R. Lefebvre, Pres.j Joseph Casasanto, Sec, 81 Oak St. COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 1370 (I.T.T, Wire k Cable Co,). On Call, (Apr. and Sept.), Town Hallj George Monteith, Pres., 17 Phoenix St.,
Shirley J Louis Pultorak, S.T., 21 Spruce St. LETTER CARRIERS NO, 199. On Callj John Comerford, Pres., R.F.D., Boltonj Walter Tumbull, S.T., lU Schley St. STATE, CITY AND TCTVN EMPLOYEES NO. U6 (See Framingham) STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (See Palmer) TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1059 (Wovencraft, Inc.). On Callj Thomas
Reardon, Pres., U8 Prescott St.j Ralph Coderre, B.A. , 7k Glendale St., Wor-
cester j Bus. Off., lOli Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 357. Quarterly, Last Thurs., Liberty Hall, 201 Church St.j Napthew Donninl, F.S.T., II4 Barrett St.j Daniel Downey, B.A,, 90 Oakland Ave,, Methuen.
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LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3783. On Call; Eustis A. James, Pres., 290 No. Main St. Frederick Piepenbrink, R.S., 150 No. Main St. CONCORD
CARPENTERS NO. 1593. First Thurs. , Peter Bulkley School, Stow St.; John F. Home, R.S., West Bare Hill Rd. , Harvard; Edward Gallagher, B.A. , 25l Wash- ington St., Newton. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1187. Uth Tues. , 3.30 P.M., Where Called; Tim Diskin, Sec, 5U Thoreau St.; Francis Callahan, B.A., Prescott St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. U66 (Concord Foundries Div. of Scott & Williams). On Call, C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq., Lowell; Donald Harvey, F.S., UO Tower Dr., Lowell; John J. Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Mill'ord. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNiaPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U29 (Mass. Correctional Institution). Uth Tues., Where Called; John Zaleski, Pres., 563 Mammoth Rd. , Dracut; Donald J. FitzGerald, Sec, 7 Huntley St., E. Chelmsford.
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ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WKRS., UNITED (IND) (Technical Engineers) (Jones Div., Beloit Corp.). First Mon. , Polish Falcon dub, UQ Bel Air Ave., Pittsfield; James Ferguson, Pres., 2lU Appleton St., Pittsfield; Allen Hoskeer, C.S., 83 Burke Ave., Pittsfield. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINF. WKRS., UNITED NO. 212 (IND) (Jones Div., Beloit Coip.). 2nd Tues., U.15 P.M., Commiinity House, Main St.; Ralph H. Becker, Pres., 163 Pine St.; Aldo J. Gaspardi, F.S.T., 23 Radcliffe Ave., Pittsfield.
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CARPENTERS NO. llUlj. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, Maple St.; Francis L.
Bailey, F.S., 1 Brookside Ave.; Joseph MacComisky, B.A. , 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. ELECTRICAX, RADIO AND MACHINE WOHCERS, INT'L. NO. 221; (Vulcan Electric Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Vic's Motor Inn, Rte. llU, Peabody; Walter J. Coan, F.S., 16 Connors Rd., Salem; Neal Eastman, B.A., 20 Loris Rd. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 700 (State Hospital Employees). 2nd Tues., 7,30 P.M., Employees Cafeteria at Hospital; Joseph F. Foumier, Pres., 13 Dartmouth St.; Irene T. Delaney, R.S.T., Box 50, Hathorne. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. IO98 (Town Employees). Last Tues., U.05 P.M., liinicipal Garage, 95 Hobart St.; John Barbieri, Pres., 85 Liberty St.; John M. Cassidy, R.S., 81 Locust St, TEACHERS FEDfEATION, HATHORNE NO. 1269 (Essex Agricultural & Technical Insti- tute). On Call, 3.30 P.M., at School; Ralph Goodno, Pres., Jenkins Rd. Andover; Richard M. Brown, F.S., 57 Andover St., Georgetown.
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BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, CEMENT MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. U2. 2nd Hon., at Bus. Off., 1156 Washington St., Norwood, Tel. 769-O7II; George Hayden, Pres., 10 Gay Rd., Watertown; Roy White, F.S,,B.A., k Mountain Ave., Canton. ENVELOPE. WORKERS, DEDHAM (See Printing Pressmen No, 52U) LETTER CARRIERS BR. No, 76U. Quarterly, 3rd Fri., American Legion Hall, 15^5 Eastern Ave.; Robert Buchanan, Pres., Tophill Ave.; Robert Podolski, R.F.S., 23 Winthrop St.
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MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 13565 (Dist 50) (IND) (Dedham Water Co.). On Call, Garage, High St.; Frank Corrigan, Pres., 22 Gould St., Walpolej Francis B. Callaghan, R.S., 56 Maple PI.; Bus. Off., Rra. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. PAPERMAKFJtS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 120 (Allied Container Corp.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., K. of C. Hall, 12 Wolcott Ot., Readville; James Dolan, Pres., 160 Curve St.; John Coffey, R.S., 101 W. Lake Dr., Weymouth. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 5773. Semi-annually, American Legion Hall, 155 Eastern Ave.; Harry McComb, Pres.; Francis F. Cronin, S.T. PRINTING PRESSl^EN NO, 52U (Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union) (Boston Envelope Co.). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., E.D.I. A. Hall, 2U7 Bussey St., E. Dedham; Carleton Lund, Pres., Ili6 Jefferson St.; Alfred 0, Winshman, S.T., U3U East St, TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6 (Stoughton Garnetting Corp.). Last Sun., E.D.I. A. Hall, 2U7 Bussey St,; Jim H. Kindell, S.T., 205 Columbia Rd., Dorchester; Kenneth G. dark, B.A.
DOUGLAS
TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 26? (Hayward-Schuster Woolen Mills, Inc., E. Douglas). 3rd Sun., 1.30 P.M., Union Hall, Main St., E. Douglas; Everett Towle, Pres., 351 Carr St., Whitinsville ; Ralph Coderre, B.A., 7k Glendale St., Worcester; Bus, Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 626 (Hayward Woolen Co., Einiger Mills, E. Douglas). 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Union Hall, Main St., E. Douglas; Stephen Stefanak, Pres., 7U Plummer Park, Whitinsville; Ralph Coderre, B.A., 7U Glendale St., Worcester; Bus, Off,, lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719.
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PAPFRMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. U80 (Dudley Valley Local) (V/est Dudley Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M. or 7 P.M., Firemen's Hall Quinebaug, Connec- ticut; Stanley Zlotnick, Pres., 37 Dresser St., Webster; Bernard F. McNamara, R.S., 87 Myrtle Ave., Webster.
EAST LONGMEADOW
ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE, WORKERS, IIMT'L. NO. 226 (R.S, Phelon Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun,, American Legion Hall, Crane Ave,; Ralph W, Hupfer, Pres., 83 Meadowlark Lane, Springfield; Jack D. Donahue, R.S., 3k Field St., W. Spring- field. STEELWORKFJiS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5865 (Rafferty-Brown Steel Co., Inc.). 3rd
Sun., 10 A,M. , at Bus. Off., 221 Dwight St., Springfield; John J. Kennedy, R.S., 17 Jonquil Dr., Springfield; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep., Rm. 802, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, EASTHAMPTON
CARPENTERS NO. 1372. 2nd Fri., Pulaski Hall, 79 Maple St.; Arthur Thorien, Pres., 133 Ferry St,; William Tunis, R.S,, B.A., 5l Mt. Tom Ave.
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CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 523 (Lesnow Mfg. Corp.). First Mon., Pulaski Hall, 79 Maple St.; Adele Picard, S.T., 50 Union St.; Herman Greenberg, B.A., 221 Dwight St., Springfield. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 273. First Sun., American
Legion Home, Pleasant St.; Edward J. LaBarge, Pres. , 260 Pleasant St., Northampton; Edward A. Tanski, R.S., 3 Hill Ave. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHII\IE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 276 (Advertising Corp. of America). First Tues. , American Legion Hall, Pleasant St.; Wilfred
Thibodeau, Pres,, 56 Loudville Rd, ; James R. McKay, F.S.T., 39 Leeno Terrace, Florence; Bus. Off,, Ionic Hall, Main St., Tel. 527-23U8. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 969. First Tues., American Legion Hall, Pleasant St,j Robert C. Schwartz, Pres., 5 Sunset Ave, POSTAL CIERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3557- On Call; James C. Boulanger, S.T., 23 West St. POSTysL SUPERVISORS NO, 385 (IND). On Call; Edward M. Laprade, Pres., k3 Briggs St,; Stanley V. Suleski, Jr., S.T., 75 Garfield Ave.
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INDUSTRIAL TRADES UNION OF AMERICA (Ames American Local) (IND). On Call, Sat., at Bus. Off,, 53 Federal St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island, Tel. 762-3950; Octave Silva, Jr., Pres., 228 Railroad St., Manville, Rhode Island; Edward Kendra, F.S.T., l5l Church St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. STEELWORKERS OF AJ1ERICA, UNITED NO. 2782 (Belcher Malleable Iron Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., k P.M., Circle Cafe, 29 Taunton Green, Taunton; Alton Murphy, Pres., 20 Windsor Ave., Brockton; Joseph Benoit, F.S., l5a Pleasant View, Fall River.
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PAPERI^AKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 59U (Pioneer Valley) (Erving Paper Mills, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Water St., Orange; Louis C. Lupien, Pres,, Main St., Wendell; Edward Billiel, S.T., 25 Logan Ave. EVERETT
CHPMICAL WORKERS INT'L, NO, 57 (Monsanto Chemical Co,). 3rd Wed., Marine Corps League Hall, U25a Broadway; Thomas F. Sullivan, Pres., 29 Bucknam St.; Thomas R. Mullen, F.S.T., 1 Griswold St., Saugus. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 231ii9 (L.J. Barwood Mfg. Co.). Monthly, the nth, Schano Club, Main St.; Guy J. Testa, Pres., 707 Winthrop Ave., Revere; Muriel Poirier, F.S.T., 19 Edith Ave, DIRECTLY AFFILI/TED LOCAL UNION NO. 235i;5 (Monsanto Chemical Co. Watchmen). First Mon., k P.M., Gate House, at Plant; Albert DelGratto, Pres., 131 Orange St,, Roslindale; Leo Glennon, S.T,, 12 Louise Ct., Maiden. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO, 201 (See Lynn) EVERETT REFINERY INDEPENDENT UNION (Esso Standard Div, of Humble Oil Refining Co,). On Call, 5 P.M., Italian-American dub, Courtland St.; William H. Clifford, Pres., 215 Garfield /ve.. Revere; Allen J. Bekkenhuis, S.T., 18 York Terrace, Melrose. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) GAULIN EMPLOYEES U1«0N (IND) (Manton & Gaulin Mfg. Co., Inc.). First Wed. (Jan., Apr., Oct., Nov.), h P.M., Moose Hall, 7 Ferry St, j John Hogrell, Pres, k3S Maiden St,, Revere; Edward J, Helein, R.S., 115 Ontario St., Lynn.
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KYANIZE SHOP ASSOCIATION (IND) (Kyanize Paints, Inc.). 2nd Tues, (Jan., Apr.,
July, Oct.), h P.M., Lcxjker Rm. , at Plant, Uk Second St. j John F. Riordan, Pres., U8 Myrtle St., Medfordj Charles J. Florentine, Treas., U5 Upham St., Maiden. MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 1397U (Dist $0) (IND) (Gominercial Cleaning Co.). On Call; Charles Smyth, Pres., l6 Hamilton Rd., Somervillej Charles Lyons, B.A.^ Bus. Off,, Rm. 702, ? Water St., Boston, Tel. Ga 7-3686. MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 1U835 (Dist 50) (IND) (North Shore Steel Co.). On Call, Y.M. C.A., Lynnj Ronald Roberts, Pres., 87 Bancroft Ave., Reading; Charles Lyons, B.A.j Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS, INT'L.: NOTE: All locals meet at Veteran Firemen's Hall, 53? Second St. NO. 8-283 (I^stic Steamship Co., Everett Terminal). 3rd Mon.; John Savosik,
Pres., Ill Orange St., Chelseaj John Sievens, S.T. , 389 Fenno St., Revere. NO. 8-323 (Carpenter-Morton Co.). Uth Tues., 5 P.M.; Carl A. Mansfield, Pres., 7U Essex St, j D. Abrams, Int'l. Rep., 9 Parkvale Ave., Allston. NO. 8-U22 (West Paint & Vaimsh Co.). First Mon., 5.10 P.M.j Edward Fisher, Pres., 27 Mountain Ave., Saugusj Ralph Ells, F.S., 12 Brookbridge Rd. Peabody. NO. 8-U810 (Bri-Mar Paint Co.). 2nd Mon., 5.15 P.M.; Robert F. Glavin, Pres., 10 Reed Ave.; William S. Redmond, F.S., 7h9 Broadway. PAINTERS NO. UOO. 3rd Wed., Veteran Fironen's Hall, 535 Second St.; Elwood D. Hunt, Acting Pres., Treas., 11 Porter St.; Chester Bailey, F.S., 9 Goodhue St., Maiden. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES NO. 2 (IND) (See Lynn) PUNT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES NO. 32 (IND) (Avco Everett Research Laboratory). On Call; Coleman F. Nee, S.T., 139 Florence St. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AITO DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 580-A (Novelty Paper Wkrs.) (Metropolitan Lithograph & Publishing Co.). Qusai.erly, Tues., 5 P.M., Veteran Firemen's Hall, 535 Second St.; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir., 12 St, Jean Ave., Leominster; Walter Morrissey, B.A., 87 Evans St., Watertown; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq. , Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 585-A (Boslea Wkrs.) (Bunny Bear, Inc.). 2nd Thurs. , Italo-Balbo Club, West St.; Thomas J. Leone, Bus.
Dir., 12 St, Jean Ave., Leominster; John Fisindaca, B.A. , 36 Johnson St., Leominster; Bus. Off,, Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 13U3 (Public Welfare Dept.). 2nd Wed., k P.M., City Hall, Broadway; William S. O'Keefe, Pres., 2l| Dean St.; Sarah C. Herbert, S.T., 63 Bryant St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNTTBD: NO. 2U3I. 3rd Fri., I.O.O.F. Hall, I68 School St.; Manuel Weiner, Pres., 17 Bridge St., Lexington; Nathan Freedman, R.S., 8U Hawthorn St., Chelsea. NO. 2825 (Shahmoon Industries, Inc.). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Veteran Fire- men's Hall, 535 Second St.; Lawrence P. Bavis, Pres., 73 Bellflower Rd. Billerica; Timothy C. Latson, F.S., 18 Wayne St., Dorchester. NO. 3932 (Sexton Can Co.). 2nd Mon., Veteran Firemen's Hall, 535 Second St.; Frank Sachetta, Pres., 30 Cabot St.; Ann Bartolo, F.S., 201 Linden St. TEACHERS, EVERETT FED. OF NO. 1U57. First Tues., Veteran Fireman's Hall, 535 Second St.; Richard D. Mangerian, Pres., 9 Hazel Park; Sheila Taylor, R.S., Garnet Rd., Billerica. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. 11*2 (North Shore Technical Guild) (See Lynn) TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. lU9 (See Lynn)
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LKTTER CARRIERS NO. 1708. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Harold D.P. Ryan, Jr., Pres., 20 Rochambeau St., New Bedford; Nicholas Leshyk, Sec, 18 John St,
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BARBERS, JOURNETMEN NO. 331. Last Mon., 5U No. Main St.; M. Sicilia, Pres., 1157 Pleasant St.; Arthur A. Gauthier, S.T.,B.A., 5U No. Main St. BARTENDERS NO. 99. First Sun., 11 A.M., Home of F.S.T.; Charles J. Cavanaugh, S.T., 92 Warren St.; John A. deary, B.A., 228 Washington St, BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 11. Mon., V.F.W. Hall, Pleasant St.; George Carpenter, F.S., lU8 Tickle Rd. , No, Westport; Wilfred Stewart, R.S., B.A., 3 James Ave,, Swansea. BUILDING LABORERS NO, 3l5 (Waste Material Sorters, Trijnmers & Scrap Iron Wkrs. (L.L. Cohen Co.), On Call, 37 Cleraence St., Providence, Rhode Island; Romeo Dzialo, Shop Steward, 76 Cambridge St.; James Casino, S.T,,B.A., 7 Jane St., Providence, Rhode Island, BUILDING LABORERS NO. 610. 3rd Wed., at Bus, Off., 3Ul So. Main St., Tel. 673-0080; Louis Alexander, F.S.T., 6ll No, Underwood St.; Manuel N. Medeiros, B.A., 267 Union St, CARPENTERS NO, 1305. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 2\xL Bedford St,, Tel, 672-6612; Andre Messier, Pres,, 6U3 Osbom St.; Ernest A. Dion, Treas.,Bus. Rep., 7 Ronald Ave., Somerset. CMETERI WORKERS NO, 683. First Mon., Canadian Club, Jencks St.; Urbain Carpentier, Pres., I63U Pleasant St,; Louis Correia, Sr,, F,S., 20 Canonicus St. cm EMPLOYEES NO. III8 (See State, County and Municipal Employees) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO, 177. Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., I30 So, Main St., Tel. Os 3-OU8l; Elinor Souza, F.S,; Guy Carapobasso, B.A. CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS (See Building Laborers No. 6IO) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 21U93 (Textile Material Shippers and Clerks) (Aricwright Warehouse Corp.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Moose Hall, 878 So. Main St.; Adeline Torres, Pres.; Joseph Rivard, S.T,, ]\6 McDonald St. DRAWING-IN, KNOT TIERS AND WARP TWISTERS ASSN. (See Textile Workers, Independent) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U37. Uth Fri. , Eagles Hall, 520 Locust St.; David Bishop,
Pres., 126 Stanley St,; Raymond L. Morin, Bus, Mgr. , U2 Main Rd., Tiverton, Rhode Island; Bus, Off,, Ul9 Bedford St., Tel. 67U-2li32. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO, B-1U65 (Fall River Electric Light Co,). 2nd Thurs., Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St.; William A. Leary, R.S., 278 Oak Grove Ave,; Anthony Imbriglio, B.A., 2U9 Austin St, ENGINEERS, HOISTING AND PORTABLE (See Boston) FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union)
FIRE FKaWERS NO, 131ii. First Wed, , Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St, ; Dennis J. Sullivan, Pres., 297 Garden St.; John P. Bums, S.T., I3O8 Globe St. FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 159 (Harvey Probber, Inc.). 2nd Wed., (Jan., Mar., June, Sept., Dec), 7.30 P.M., 15U No. Main St.; Americo Ramos, Pres., 32 Florence St.; Joseph Correia, Jr., S.T,, 386 Jefferson St, GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO, I78. 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., 2nd Fl,, Garment Wkrs, Sq,, Tel, Os U-5762; Ralph A. Roberts, Mgr., 175 Hemlock St.; Daniel J. McCeo-thy, Joseph Lanzilli, Cecelia Leshyk, Frank Pereira and Lorraine Oliveira, B.A's. 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 Thurs. (Feb., May, Aug., Nov,), Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St.; Noman Brulotte, F.S.T.,
896 New Boston Rd, ; John Kuliesh, B.A. , 21 Laurel St., Danbury, Connecticut.
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HATTERS, CAP AND MZLLINERT WORKERS NO. 121. 2nd Thurs. (Jan. , Apr., July, Oct.), Teamsters Hall, 3UI So. Main St.; Anthony Andrade, F.S.T., 21? Globe St.; John Kuliesh, B.A., 21 Laurel St., Danbury, Connecticut. HOD CARRIERS (See Building Laborers) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 21. 3rd Thurs., Sons of Italy Hall, 1035 Covel St.; Frank E. Labounty, Pres., 88 Shawmut Ave., Swansea; Charles Ross, Sec, 327 Quincy St. LATHERS NO. 139. 2nd Mon., St. John's Athletic Club, I365 Rodman St.; Herve Charest, R.S.T. , 290 Ridge St.; Leon Foumier, B.A., 25 Sherbrook Rd., No, Dartmouth. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 65 (Luggage Makers). Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off,, 2nd Fl., lU Third St., Tel, Os 8-1+230; Ernest Jean, Pres., 79 Anthony Ave,, Swansea; Manuel Medeiros, S.T., 592 Alden St, LETTER CARRIERS NO. 5l. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office, Pocasset St,; William J. Cowain, Pres., 217 Brayton Ave,; Gerard J. LePage, Sec, 18-A Watuppa Heights. LONGSHOREMEN (See Local No, II4I3 in New Bedford) LOOMFIXERS (See Textile Workers, Independent) MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. U8 (Rothwell Foundry, Inc.). 3rd Tues., Portu- guese Republican Club, Lindsey St.; Edward O'Malley, F,S.,C.R., 185 Ash St., New Bedford; John J, Crowley, Dist. Rep., 17 Church St,, Milford. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. U2U. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 2UI Bedford St.; Thomas R. Nasser, Jr., R.S., 8I8 Robeson St,; Anthopy J. Salvo, B.A., 168 Belmont St, MUSICIANS NO, 216. 2nd Mon. (Jan.,Apr. ,Nov. ), 7 P.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. U20, 102 So. Main St,, Tel, 678-5321; Alcide H. Breault, Pres.,B.A.; Edward J. Gahan, S.T., 2I4D Third St, PAINTERS NO. 75. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off,, 2Ul Bedford St., Tel, 675-77U5; Raymond R, Clement, R.S., 171 Hunter St.; Arthur Mello, F,S, ,B.A., 158 Raymond St. PLUMBERS NO. 135. First Mon., Carpenters Hall, 21^1 Bedford St.; Francis Roarke, Pres., 293 Kilbum St.; Daniel J. McCarthy, Bus. Mgr. , 6l2 Charles St, POST OFFICE Aim GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO, IU8 (IND). On Call; Edward R. Casper, Pres,, 719 Maple St.; Louis Pacheco, S.T., 206 Lapham St, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 5ll. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Post Office; James Robinson, Pres.; Robert F. Smith, R.S., 669 Rock St, POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO, 118 (IND). On Call, Post Office Pocasset St.; Elmer F. Haworth, Pres., II6 Westhill Ave., Somerset; Thomas W. Newbury, Jr., S.T., 25 Terrace Ave., Tiveirton, Rhode Island, PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 1+07 (J & J Corrugated Box Corp,). 2nd Sat,, 10,30 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, Bedford St,; Albert Berube, Pres., 3lU Cory St.; Theodore Gauthier, C.S., U99 Wood St., Somerset. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP aERKS NO. 2097 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.), Last Sun., Y.M. C.A., 199 No. Main St.; T. L. Ticozin, R.S.T., 625 Durfee St,; Raymond R. Bachand, B.A., 101 Watuppa Ave,, Somerset. RETAIL CLERKS lOT'L. NO, 1325. 3rd Mon., Franco-American Hall, Sixth St.; Gilbert R. Howarth, Pres.,B.A., I83 Ocean Grove Ave., Swansea; Arthur Souza, F.P.T.,B.A., 100 Orswell St,; Bus. Off., I76 Bedford St,, Tel, Os 8-7700. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO, 26l (Firestone Rubber & Latex Products Co,). Last Sat., 1 P.M., at Bus, Off,, 56 Water St,, Tel. 67U-0832; Antone L, Canpos, Pres., 239 Broadway; Ralph Torchia, Treas., 159 Covel St, RUBBFJl, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 669 (Precision Thread Co.). Last Sat., 10 A,M,, St. John's Attoletic Club, I365 Rodman St.; Norman W. McHenry, Pres., 206 Irving St.; Norman Berube, Treas. SLASHER TEIWERS AND HELPms (See Textile Vtorkers, Independent) STATE, COUNTY PM) MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. III8 (City Employees). First Thurs.,
Barracks 280 Hall, Rock & Franklin St.; Joseph R, Daley, Pres,,B.A, ; Lauria J. Doucette, F.S.T., U2U County St.
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STEAMFITTF.RS NO. 6k6, Uth Tues., Carpenters Hall, 2Ul Bedford St.; John Lord, Pres., 392 Meridian St.; Thomas Correiro, F.S.T.,E,A., 895 Bedford St. STEREOTYPERS UNION, FALL RIVER NO. 52. First Sun., Polish-Ainerican Vets Hall, 1680 Acushnet Ave., New Bedford; Wilfred Maynard, Pres., Bedford St., Lake- ville; Robert C, Allain, F.S.T.,E.A., 70 Rogers St., So. Dartmouth.
STREET RAILV/AY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. l509) TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. 526 (IND). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M. at Bus. Off., 3la So. Main St., Tel. 672-381^; Anthony J. Materia, S.T., 1588 Main P^., Tiverton, Rhode Island; Bennie Costa, B.A., 721 Oak Grove Ave. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.F. FED. (BID). Angela Albert, Rep., 102 Maple Ave., Swansea. TELj;PH0NE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 22 (IND) (N.F, Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Fri., Eagles Hall, 520 Locust St.; William F. Heffeman, Jr., Pres., 5l Holland St.; Earle Gaudette, R.S., 959 Globe St. TERMINAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). On Call; Franklin E. Fairhurst, Pres., 30Uh No, Main St.; John J. Hargraves, S.T., 66 Lawrence St., Swansea. TEXTILE WORKERS, INDEPENDENT:
DRAWING-IN, KNOT TIERS AJffi WARP TWISTERS ASSN. 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 3o No, Main St., Tel. 672-5781; Bernard Cartin, Pres., 151 Peckham St.; Aldei Lachance, S.T.,B.A. , 112 Osbom St, LOOl-lFIXF.RS, FALL RIVER. First Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus, Off,, 209 Bedford St., Tel. Os 2-U121; Donat Gagnon, Pres.; Edward A. Frenette, S.T.,B.A. SLASHER TENDERS AND HELH%RS. 2nd Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 36 No. Main St., Tel, 672-5781; Joseph E. Desrosiers, Pres., 175 Tuttle St,; Aldei Lachance, F.S.,B.A., 112 Osbom St, TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 19 (Lamport Covertors) (Lamport Co., Inc.). Quarterly, First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Bijou Hall, No, Main St.; Lorraine Bruneau, Pres., 63 Spring St.; Hector F, Dube, F.S.T., 32 Eussault St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 292 (Sterling Pile Fabrics Corp,). 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Monte Pio Hall, I78U So, Main St.; Daniel Ramos, Pres., 2U Lebanon St.; Roland Levesque, F.S.T., 82 Montaup St.; Bus. Off., 36 Olney- ville Sq, , Providence, Rhode Island, Tel, El 1-1120. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All locals meet Uth Sun., Masonic Temple, l50 No, Main St.; Edward F. Doolan, Mgr. ; Clarence Banks and Alford Dyson, B. A's; Bus. Off., 36U Spring St,, Tel, Os 2-3U01. NO. 1057 (Cotton Goods) (Pioneer Finishing Corp.). Charles Commings, Ch. Omer Lizzote, R.S,
NO. 1201 (Ashworth Bros., Inc. Albert Dupere, Ch. ; Everett J. Walters, R.S. NO. 1208 (Fall River Quilting Co.). Anthony Coelho, Ch.; Manuel Blaise, R.S. NO. 1208 (Dover Stamping Co.). Roy Gillette, Ch.; Alvin Brown, R.S.
NO. 1213 (High Point Paper Box Corp.). Rosanna Como, Ch. ; Leo Chaunt, R.S, NO. 1217 (Maplewood Yam Mills, Inc.). Benjamin Mello, Ch. ; Antoinette Costa, R.S.
NO. 1225 (Aricwright Finishing Corp.). Arthur Lafleur, Ch. ; Ventura Franco, Jr., R.S.
NO. 1226 (Duro Finishing Corp.). Kenneth Dufault, Ch. ; Nicholas Capone, R.S.
NO. 1227 (Newport Finishing Corp.). Harold Mosher, Ch. ; David Silvia, R.S.
NO. 1229 (HLyraouth Printing Co., Inc.). George Periy, Ch. ; Leonard Klus, R.S. NO. 1230 (Riveredge Printers, Inc.). James Whalley, Ch.; John Viveiros, R.S. NO. Ili83 (Swan Finishing Co., Inc.). John Moniz, Ch.; Louis T. Martin, R.S. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. U2h (See Moving Picture Machine Operators)
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FALL RIVER - Concl'd .
TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 17U (The Short Line, Inc.). 2nd Tues., St, John's Club, 1365 Rodman St.; Ovila N. Caron, Pres. ,B,A., I86I Rodman St.; Raymond A. Levesque, R.S,T., 500 Luther Ave,, Somerset. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. I6I. First Fri., Carpenters Hall, 2Ul Bedford St.; James H. Sullivan, Jr., Pres., 82 Snell St.; Ernest Mellor, S.T., 888 New Boston Rd. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 79 (Upholsterers and Furniture Wkrs.) (Harvey Probber Corp.). Quarterly, 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Ladies Garment Wkrs, Hall, Garment Wkrs. Sq. James Barbosa, Pres., 126 Bliss St., E. Providence, Rhode Island; Henry Herz, Sec, 71 Spmce St., Somerset. UTILITY WDPJCFJIS UNION OF AMERICA: NO. 382 (Fall River Gas Co. Plant). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Corte Real Hall, 196 Woodman St.; Albert Rochefort, Pres., I8I Crawford St.; John Ayre, S.T., 927 Stafford Rd. NO. 396 (Montaup Electric Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., St. Jean's Hall, North End St.; Albert Peterson, Pres., 15U3 Cedar St., Dighton; Leonard J. Berube, S.T., U6 Macomber Ave., Swansea. NO, U3I (Fall River Gas Co. Distribution Dept.). Uth Thurs., Canadian Club, 182 Jenks St.; Charles P. Townley, Jr., Pres., 72 Pleasant View Ave., Swansea; Nicholas M. Ciarlone, Sec, 330 Davis Rd. , No, Westport.
WEB PRESSMEN NO, 32. On Call; Douglas E. MacRae, Pres., 26 Roberta Dr., W. Barrington, Rhode Island; Joseph F. Cyr, S.T., 77 Puffer Ave., Swansea, FALMOUTH
FIRE FIGHTERS NO. F-101 (Otis Air Force Base). On Call; Carmen Labbadia, Pres., 82 Bergen St., Providence, Rhode Island; Calvin W, Hitchcock, Sec, Box 22, W. Wareham; Bus. Off., Crash Station, at Air Base, Bldg. 122, Tel. 968-l|020. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1397. Quarterly, the 19th, Midway Trap & Skeet Club, Old Barnstable Rd, , E. Falmouth; Richard G. DeMello, Pres., Rogers Rd. ; Raleigh Costa, S.T., P.O. Box lUl, Teaticket; Bus. Off., 399 Main St., Tel. 5U8-232U. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. OF: NO. IIU2 (Otis Air Force Base and Cape Cod Canal). On Call; John J. McLaughlin, Pres., County Rd, , Cataumet; Rosalind Gonsalves, F.S,, 123
Washington St, , Fairhaven. NO, 1729 (Fish and Wildlife Service). On Call, 5 P.M.; Gilbert J. Costa, Pres., Beagle Lane, Teaticket; Elizabeth B, Leonard, F.S., 28 Cahoon Ct. NO. 18U6 (U.S. Coast Guard, Woods Hole). First Mon., 12 Noon, Locker Rm. , at Base, Woods Hole; Reginald Oliver, Pres., Box 509, No. Falmouth; Antone Ribeiro, S.T., 1^6 Sycamore St., New Bedford. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 5U (IND) (Otis Air Force Base). On Call, Monthly; Marcy Victoria, Pres., lU Cottage St., No. Westport; Mary Amaral, R.S., 93 Jerry St., New Bedford.
FIT CHBURG
BAKERS (See Worcester) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 28I4. Uth Tues., 7.U5 P.M., Hotel Raymond, 35 Day St.; Kazar Kazanjian, Pres., 177 Fairmount St,; Anthony Pelullo, S.T., 27 Fulton St.; Bus. Off., 2 Day St. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIPBUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 698. 3rd Tues., Turner Hall, h Frankfort St.; George Chartrand, Jr., Pres., h$ Hoover St., Leominster; Louis Rossner, F.S.T., klO Wanoosnoc Rd. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, PLASTERERS AND TILE SETTERS NO. 19. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., British-American Club, 1 Simonds Rd. ; Vernon H. McGrath, Pres., Theresa St. Ext,; Enzo L, Moretto, F.S.,B,A., Linda St,
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FIT CHBURG - Cont'd .
BUILDING LABORERS NO, 39. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Tel. Di 2-5037j Albert J. Gallant, S.T., 89 Euclid St., Gardnerj Joseph Carbone, B.A., 177 Belmont St. CARPENTERS NO. 778. First and 3rd Thurs., Eagles Hall, 2U Grove St.; Merville N. Hebert, R.S., 72 Mt. Vemon St.; Thomas E. Phalen, B.A., 1307 Rindge Rd, CITY EMPLOYEES NO. 810 (See State, City and Tovm Einployees) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 309 (Asher Co.). 2nd Hon., (Jan. , Mar., May, Sept., Nov.), 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2U Grove St.; Regina Berthiaume, Pres., 110 No, Main St., Leominster; Carl Smith, S.T., 25 Orange St.; 3us, Off., 9 Main St., Leominster, Tel. Ke U-U270. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 266 (General Electric Co.). Quarterly, Uth Thurs., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 22 Grove St., Tel. Di 3-7812; Lloyd P. Miner, Pres., 38O Wanoosnoc Rd,; Bernard L. Shea, R.S., 39 Myrtle Ave. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 290 (Independent Lock Co.). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 22 Grove St., Tel. Di 2-0552; Nello Zanin, Pres., 20 Hamlin St.; Edward Dauphinais, R.F.S., 11 Norfolk St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 256. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Tel. 3U3-975I; James H. Bums, Pres., 50 Burnap St.; Clarence J. Durkin, Bus. Mgr., 530 Milk St. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 191 (IND) (B & M Railroad). Quarterly, Home of Ch.
Eng,; Claude Flanders, Ch. Eng., Mulpus Rd. , Lunenburg; Everett R. Chase, S.T., 231 Main St., Maynard. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOOOMOTIVB NO. UlO (B & M Railroad). First Sun., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Whalom Rd., Lunenburg; R. F. Benere, Pres., 513 Mechanic St.; W. F. Hartford, B.A., lUi Lavrton Ave. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 19l;6 (See Worcester) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L, NO. 5U. 3rd Thurs., 11 A.M., Co-op Bldg., Main St,; Peter J. Salmon, Pres., 20 Clyde St.; Hubert P. Borg, Treas., 97 Hope St. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WKRS. NO. 83. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Lion'Dor Club, 15 Pratt St.; Albert Fiore, Pres., 121 St. Martin St.; Eiigene St. Cyr, F.S., 29 Goddard St. LETTER CARRIEKS BR. NO. 16. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Marconi Club, 36 Birch St. Passvay; Philip Lomaglio, Pres., 133 Payson St.; Edgar B. Blackwelder, S.T., 20 Phillips Ave. MA.INTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. I60 (B & M). Uth Fri. (Apr. and Oct.), 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Ralph P. Walsh, Ch., 9 Brigham St.; Edward A. IMioney, R.S.T., 120 Pleasant St., Leominster. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 1^7 (Fitchburg Foundry Co.). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, I6 Hale St.; Chester Congdon, F.S.,C.R., Main St., Rutland; Wilfred Paradise, B.A., I6 King St. Ext., Leicester. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 69O (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS (See Theatrical Stage Employees) MUSICIANS NO. 173. First or 2nd Sun. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), 3 P.M., Turner Hall, U Frankfort St.; Edwin H. Holt, Pres.,F.S., Fairview Ave. (P.O. Box 357), Ashbumham; Charles Miller, R.S., 127 Milk St. PAINTERS NO. 175. First and Uth Mon., 3 Day St.; Richard Lescord, R.S., IJ49 High St., Gardner; Code Willingham, B.A,, kh Fairview St, PAPERMAXERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED:
NO. 12 (Fitchburg Paper Co. Sc Decotone Products Div,). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Fitdiburg Paper Recreation Club, River St.; Howard MacDonald, Pres., 339 Blossom St.; Ovila LeBlanc, R.S., 220 Hollywood St. NO. 355 (Rollstone Local) (Weyerhaeuser Co. Paper Div.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Lion'Dor Club, 15 Pratt St.; Everett J. Wirtanen, Pres., Depot Rd., Ashbum-
ham; Edward F, Leger, R.S.,B.A. , U3 Darlene Dr.
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FITCHBURG - Cont'd.
P^PERMAKKRS AND PAFERWORKERS, UNITED - Concl'd.
NO, 372 (Wachusett) (Weyerhaeuser Co. Paper Div.). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., British- American Club, 1 Simonds Rd.; Andrew Chesnes, Pres., 73 Causeway Terrace, Leominster; Robert Jeffrey, F.S.T., 372 Franklin Rd. NO. 679 (Falulah Paper Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., So End Club, 13 Market St.; Adelard Arsenault, Pres., lb Prospect St., Leominster; George L. Reaves, F.S,, 100 Eugene St., Leominster.
PLANT PROTFCTIGN EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 8 (General Electric Co.). On Call; Francis J, Mulkeen, Pres. ,Treas., 776 Water St. PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. 875) PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 92. 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 3 Day St., Tel, 3U3-975lj Edward Iraprescia, R.S., Ul Holman Ave., Leominster; Francis Demers, B.A., 217 West St. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 365 (IND). First Mon., 7
P.M., Home of S.T, ; Eit.c LeBlanc, Pres., I6 Hobson St.; Armand H, Lozeau, S.T., 6149 Rolls tone St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 292 (Sentinel Printing Co.). 3rd Fri., 1;.30 P.M., 8O6 Main St,; Ervin W. Gray, S.T., 99 Fitchburg Rd., Townsend.
PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 917 (Worcester Wall Paper Craft) 1 (Vogue Wall Coverings, Inc.). Last Fri., U P.M., at Plant, 68 Falulah Rd,; Gilbert M. Gifford, Pres., I6 Scott St., Worcester; Paul E. Barrett, R.S., 58 Dudley Rd., Townsend. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO, 93 (B & M). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., 3 Day St.; John W. Morrlssey, R.S., Local Ch., 172 Myrtle Ave,; Michael A. Cascio, Treas., 155 Myrtle Ave. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLFRKS NO. IO6 (B & M). 2nd Thurs., Hotel Raymond, 35 Day St.; Charles E, Cramm, Pres., School St., E, Terapleton; Roland J. Babineau, F.S.T., 1 Canton St,
RETAIL, WHOLESALE PW DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO, 875 (United Plastic Wkrs. ) (Celluplastics Corp.). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off,, Rm. 1, 27 Monu-
ment Sq, , Leominster, Tel, Ke i;-653U; Thomas J, Leone, N.E. Reg. Dir. , 12 | St, Jean Ave., Leominster; John Fiandaca, B.A., 36 Johnson St., Leominster, 1 STATE, CITY MD TOVm EMPLOYEES NO. 810 (IND). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Water Dept., River St.; Leo Lemay, Pres., 279 Charles St.; Raymond E. Desjean, R.S., 3 Lawrence St. STREET R.'ILWAY EMPL0YE^:S NO. 69O (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TELEHiONE TRAFFIC WORKFJIS, N.E. FED. (IND). Vera Morin, Rep., 36 Stuart Ave. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 6 (IITO) (N.E. Tel, & Tel, Co.). 2nd Mon., British-
American Club, 1 Simonds Rd. ; Thomas A. FitzGibbons, Pres., 26 VJest St. Terrace, Lunenburg; Robert J, Leblanc, F.S., 102U Westminster Hill Rd, TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AlffiRICA NO. 278 (Fitchburg Yarn Co.). First Sun., Eagles Hall, 2U Grove St.; Joseph Zirpolo, Pres., 35 Cliff St.; Ralph
Coderre, B.A. , 7I; Glendale St., Worcester; Bus, Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. I307 (Watatic Spinning Mill, Inc.). First Sun., 3 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2U Grove St,; Narcisse Boucher, Pres,, 52 Glen Ave,; Ralph Coderre, B.A., 7 U Glendale St., Worcester; Bus. Off,, lOU Fairfield St,, Worcester, Tel, 756-5719. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 86. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Bldg, Trades Hall, 3 Day St,; George J, Collette, Pres., ii7U Main St., Gardner; William H. Moran, F.S.,3.A., U9 Forest St. transit' UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 69O (Fitchburg & Leominster St. Rwy.). 2nd Thurs., Polish-American Hall, I6 Hale St.; Alexander S. Svolis, Pres,, 92 Maverick St,; Richard W. Evans, F.S.T., 666 No, Main St., Leominster, TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 623. First Mon., U.05 P.M., United Co-op Social Hall, Academy St,; Paul 0. Wain, Pres., 68- Oak Ave., Lunenburg; Timothy W. Mylott, S.T., U8 Cabot St.
80 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
FITCHBURG - Concl'd .
UPHOLSTERERS NO. 322 (Charlton .Co., Inc.). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, 2ii Grove St.; Leo Jefferson, Pres., 1191 Ashby State Rd.; Daniel Downey, B.A., 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 323 (See Leominster) UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 3U0 (IND) (Fitchburg Gas ic Electric Lt. Co.) 3rd Mon., Turner Hall, h Frankfort St.; Edward S. Bowers, Pres., Ii91 Mt.
Elam Rd. ; Shaun P. Kielty, R.S., 12 Lee Ave. WALL PAPER WORKERS (See Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mil Workers No. 91?) FOXBOROUGH
LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2U96. Bi-nonthly, 2nd Tues., Where Called; Francis Corliss, Pres., Philip Lane; Hariy T. l&tchell, R.S.T., 218 East St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 691 (Foxboro State Hospital). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Hospital; Stanley G. Hayner, Pres., 89 Church St., Mans- field; Mary M. Noble, Sec, Reservoir St., Norton. FRAMINGHAM
AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. U22 (Amalgamated). 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 32 South St., Tel. 872-Olia; F. D. MacDonald, Pres., 17 Guadalcanal Rd. ; Thomas R. Lopriore, F.S.T., 51 Fruit St., Worcester. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 51. First and 3rd Wed., Columbus Society Hall, 225 Waverly St.; Allen B. Carter, Pres., 288 South St., North- boro; William McKeown, B.A., 77 Clinton St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 609 (Construction and General Laborers). First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 67U Waverly St., Tel. 873-7162; Philip Ottaviani, F.S.T.; Benedetto Ottaviani, B.A. CARPENTERS NO. 860. First and 3rd Day of Mo., I.O.O.F. Hall, 50 Hollis St.; Russell Benjamin, S.T., 19 Windsor Ave., Natick; Joseph Kinnamey, B.A., 37 East St., Hopkinton. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 3I3. First Mon., 6 P.M., U.A.W. Hall, 32 South St.; Jennie Scansaroli, Sec, I6 Bates Rd.; Elliot Klitzman, B.A., 327 West St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U.
GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WDPJCERS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (See Worcester) HATTERS, CAP ANi: MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 75 (Framinghara Hat Corp.). 3rd Tues., 672 Waverly St.; Louis Moffi, Pres., 39 Pond St., Milford; Louis Peso, S.T., 326 Bishop St. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. (See Boston Local No. 36) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 33U. On Call; Francis A. Daley, Pres., 55 Pin Cushion Rd.; Bernard P, MacKenzie, F.S. MACHINISTS NO. 1973 (Nobscot Lodge) (Dennison Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., 672 Waverly St.; Louis Follett, F.S., 33 Highland Ave.; Frank Every, 3.A., 10 Morgan St. , Randolph. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COMMISSION EMPLOYEES (See State, City and Town Emp. No. i|6) MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 620 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MUSICIANS NO. 393. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., 1 Hollis St.; J. R. Lynch, R.S.T., 173 Winter St., Ashland; E. H. Magrath, B.A., kO Beech St. PAINTERS NO. 563. 2nd and Itth Mon., Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.; Claude Mieras, Pres., Lake Shore Dr., Hopkinton; Ernest M. Empey, R.S.,3.A., 66 So. Main St., Sherborn. PLUIffiERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. Uii8. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.; John McGrath, Jr., Pres., B. A., 38 Summer St.; Gerard Metzger, S.T., 22 Mountview Dr., Ashland.
81 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
FRAMI NGHAM - Concl'd .
PFilNTING PRKSSI'IEN NO, 528 (Framingham Specialties and Paper Products) (Dennison Mfg. Co., Framingham and Maynard). First Sat., 9.30 A.M., 672 Waverly St.; Warren L. Legee, Pres. ,B.A., U5 Harvard St., Natick; John H, Kiely, S.T., 20 Waban St., Natick.
RAILROAD SIGNALMEN, BRO. OF NO. 12? (B & A). 2nd Thurs. ( Jan., Apr. , July, Oct.),
7 P.M., Columbus Hall, 11 Fountain St.; W. C, Lane, Local Ch. , 37 Charles St.; H. C. Bailey, F.S.T., 18 Garden St., Auburn. RfiimAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS (See Boston Local No, 117) RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 52 (Hodgman Rubber Co.). 3rd Mon., 7.I45 P.M., Rm. A, MacCorraack Bldg., Concord St.; Philip W. Morse, Pres., B.A., 31 Eames St.; Dorothy Cripps, Treas., 277 Mollis St.; Bus. Off., 1 Tripp St., Tel. 875-5261.
STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 1^6 (IND) (M.D.C. Emp. , Framingham and Clinton). Quarterly, Last Thurs., Tovm Hall, Fayville; Ernest Adams, Pres., 82 Leland St,; John Stupik, F.S,, 1 Jones Ct., Marlboro. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 711 (Mass. Correctional Institution). First Wed., Staff Home, at Insti- tution, Western Ave,; Violet J. Temple, Pres., Box 99; Rose S. Santos, Treas., 363 Irving St, NO. 938 (Gushing Hospital). 3rd Tues., Recreation Hall, at Hospital, Dudley
Rd. ; Robert Lewis, Pres., 25 Courtland St., Milford; Howard B. Travis, Jr., Sec, 37 Danforth Ct., Saxonville.
NO. 1009 (Mass. Dept. of Public Works Foremen and Supejrvisors ) . First Fri., Public Works Bldg., Belmont St,; Harold Canty, Pres,, 5 Clark Rd. , So, Lynnfield; John T. Bums, R.S.T., 173 Bridge Rd., Florence.
STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TELEPHOITO TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED, (IND). Grace Fuller, Rep., 31 Warren Rd, TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 19 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Mon., Eagles Hall, Park St,; William K. Lewis, Pres., 8 Barber St., Medway; Enrico T. Bachini, Treas., 17 Trafton Rd. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AlffiRECA NO. kS (Roxbury Carpet Co., Saxonville). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, Saxonville; Joseph W. Crosby, Pres., lU Lodge Rd., Cochituate; Ralph Coderre, B.A,, ^l^ Glendale St., Worcester; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TRANSIT UNION, AMALjAMATED NO. 620 (Boston & Worcester Corp.). Uth Wed., Com- munity Recreation Hall, 21Ii Concord St.; Joseph Farrell, Pres., U55 Grove St.; John L. Cicoria, F.S., 5 Audrea Rd, FRANKLIN
CARPENTERS NO. 1230. First Fri., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St.; Arthur C. Woodward, Pres., B. A., 72 Dean Ave.; Robert Balboni, S.T. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. Ul2U (Thomson National Press). 3rd Mon., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St.; Ralph DeLucia, Pres., ll;0 Wachusett St.; George Butiska, B.A., 22U Lydia Ave., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. TEXnLE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St,, Worcester, Tel. 756-5719; Felix P. Damore, Dir.; Acquine Rossi, B.A,, 20 Alden St,, Johnston, Rhode Island,
NO, 31 ( Clark-Cut ler-McDermott Co,), lith Sun., 10. 30 A.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St.; Walter Soderlund, Pres., 9 Washington St, NO. h^k' Uth Sun., 10.30 A.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St.; Joseph Dickens, Pres., 76 Dean Ave. NO. 580 (Buckley & Mann, Inc. and Brown Beach Jacket Div, ). Uth Sun., 2 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Depot St,; Arthur Dumont, Pres,, R.F.D. 2, Lake Hiawatha, Woonsocket, Rhode Island,
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LOCAL LABOR UNIONS GARDNER
BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 99U. Last Mon. , 7.16 P.M., Cormier Bros. Barber Shop, 159 Parker St, j Roger Cormier, Pres., 390 Paricer St.j Peter S. Morris, S.T., 1 Lament St., Baldwinsville BRICKLAYmS, MASONS AND PLASTEl^RS NO. kh. 2nd Mon,, Eagles Hall, City Hall Ave.; John J. Casey, Pres.,S.T.,B.A. , Baldwinsville Rd., Winchendon; Leo Desolier, R.S., 50 Regan St. CARPENTERS NO. 570. First Mon., 7 P.M., Eagles Hall, City Hall Ave.; Malcom Austin, Pres., 13li High St, j Thomas Phalen, B.A., I307 Rindge Rd,, Fitch- burg. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND IIACHINF WORKERS, INT'L, NO, 262 (Harrington & Richardson, Inc). Bi-monthly, 2nd Wed,, h P.M., at Bus. Off,, 290 Central St.; Victor Coulombe, Pres., 211 Park St.; Jean Tkaczyk, F.S.T., li5l Pleasant St. FURNITURE WORKERS, UNITED NO. l5U. First and 2nd Mon. (3rd Wed., Quarterly), 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Main St., Tel. 632-llllj Thomas H. Binnall, Bus. Mgr.; Grace B. Perry, R.C.S. LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF NO. 7U7. 3rd Mon., American Legion Hall, 23 Elm St.; Paul LaBelle, Pres., 15 Kalle St.; Philip G. Stone, F.S., 72 Maple St. PAINTERS (See Fitchburg Local No, 175) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3U59. Quarterly, On Call, American Legion Hall, 22 Elm St.; Lawrence P, Stephano, Pres., 38 Abbott St.; Paul T. Driscoll, S.T., U7 Wickman Dr. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WOI^ERS NO. U31 (Mead Container Corp.). First Sat., 5 P.M., 52 Main St.; Henry Bankowski, Treas., Main St., E. Terapleton; David R. Grogan, Int'l, Rep., 29 Fifth St., Onset. STATE, cm AND TOWN FilPLDYEES NO. 51 (IND) (City Employees). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Fish and Gun Club, Clark St,; Dominique Boudreau, Pres., UO Ash St.; Roland Carter, R.S., 58 Leamy St. STATE, COUNTY AW MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. I37I (State Hospital Erap.), 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 22 Elra St.; John Kelly, Pres., 58 Lynde St.; George Schreiner, Treas., 122 Green St. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Theresa Aucoin, Rep., 22 Knowlton St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 337 (IND). 2nd Wed., V.F.V/. Hall, Westminster; E. A. Torcoletti, Pres., Tolman Ave,, Leominster; Joseph A. Bourgeois, S.T., No. Main St., E. Templeton. GLOUCESTER
BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 375. 3rd Thurs., 18 Hancock St.; William E. Bums, Pres., 733 Washington St.; Matthew W. Cooney, R.S.T., 18 Hancock St. BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, DROP FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 1129. First Fri., 7,30 P.M., Fraternity Club, Webster St.; Russell J. Burice, S.T., 389 Western Ave,; Earl Holm, B.A. , 102 Granite St., Rockport, BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 21. First Wed., 11 Center St.; George B. Moses, Pres., 12U Centennial Ave,; Richard Lumbard, S.T., 8 Centennial Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. I263. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at 3as. Off., 11 Center St., Tel, 283-1227; William Sincavage, Pres., 2 Spring St.; Philip L. Doyle, F.S.T., 32 Millett St. CARPENTERS NO. 910. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227; Walter T. Murphy, Pres., hQ Harrison Ave.; Edward W. Griggs, B.A., Mussel Point Rd, CHEMICAL WORKHIS INT'L. NO. 6I6 (LePage's, Inc.). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., Moose Hall, Pleasant St.; Eleanor M. Nunes, Pres., 32 Concord St,; William A, Nixon, Jr., F.S.T., 11 Oak St. CITY IINPIDYEES (See State, County and Municipal Employees No. 687) CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED (Branch of Boston Local No, 273)
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LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
GLOUCESTER - Concl'd .
CLOTHING WORKERS, AMAIGAMATED NO. 689. Uth Thurs., 7 P.M., Moose Hall, ELeasant
St, J Jack Malaquais, Pres., 57 Friend St.} Michael Armano, B.A. , 2^ Tyler Rd., No. Andoverj Bus. Off., Rm. 309, 3l6 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 686-7392, FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 762. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Fire Headquarters, 8 School St.j William S. Parsons, Pres., I36 E, Main St.; Albert E. Noble, S.T., I36 Pros- pect St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED, NO. 1756 (Dept. of Interior—Bureau of Commercial Fisheries). First Mon. , 12 Noon, Fish Pier, Parker St.j Richard H. Kippen, Pres,, 10 Plum St.j Salvatore F. Chermesino, R.S.T., 7 Liberty St, LETTER CARRIERS NO, 107, 3rd Wed,, Seafood Wkrs, Hall, 20 Pierce St,j Richard F. Rose, Pres., 20 Bond St.j Everett I. Ercolani, R.S., lU Cedar St. MACHINISTS NO. IO83. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Gloucester Machine Shop, U5 Wharf St.j Nerval K. Barkhouse, Pres., k9 Holly St, j Earl Amero, F.S,T., k3 Western Ave, MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (Seafood Wkrs.) (See District Union No. 2, Natick MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 1170 (See Transit Uoion, Amalgamated) MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, GLOUCESTER (See State, County and Municipal Erap, No, 687) MUSICIANS NO, 32U (Gloucester-Manchester). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., K. of C. Hall, U6 Pleasant St.j Joseph J. Pallazola, Pres., B.A., 11 Pearl St.j Alfred M. Tebo, Jr., S.T., Femwood Lake Ave, PAINTERS NO, I76. 2nd and l^th Wed., at Bus. Off,, 11 Center St., Tel, 283-1227j Herbert C. White, R.S., 56 Granite St, j Edward W. Griggs, B.A., Mussel Point Rd, PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. Ii82. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 11 Center St., Tel. 283-1227 J William Riley, Pres, ,B.A., 13 Plum St.j Frank F. Borge, Jr., F.S., 2U Chapel St. POST OFFICE AND GEIffiRAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 251 (IND). 2nd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Post Office, 11 Dale Ave.j Paul J, Drohan, Pres., 27 Hartz St.j Elmer J. Hill, F.S., 7I Middle St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED OF NO. 6U92. On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M.j Edward C. Comeau, Pres., 8 Prospect St.j William Vfood, R.S.T., 10 Collins Ave. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 307 (iND). On Call, Post Office 11 Dale Ave.j Gardner
H. Marchant, Pres., 13 Mystic Ave.j Robert T. Drohan, F.S.T.,B,A. , 5 Stan- wood Terrace. SEAFARERS (Fishennen) (Branch of Boston Local) STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 687 (City Employees). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Main St.j Richard Nutbrown, Pres., 90 Western Ave.j Frederick R. Wonson, Treas., 91 Langsford St. STREET RAIIWAY EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Araaiigamated) TEACHERS, AMERICAN FED. OF NO. I36I. On Call, Monthly, 3.30 P.M., Central Grammar School, Dale Ave.j Samuel J, Chiancola, F^es., Hillside Rd., Dorothy White, R.S., 15 Highland St. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 1170 (Gloucester Auto Bus Co.). 2nd Mon., 8. 30 P.M, , Bus, Co, Garage, U8 Bass Ave,j Richard K, Manson, Pres., B. A., I6 High
St,, Rockportj Rexford G. Lewis, R.S. , 73 Eastern Ave, UTILITY WORKERS OF N.F., INC. NO. 320 (IND). 2nd Tliurs., Moose Hall, Pleasant St.j Alan J. Beck, Pres., 60 Harrison Ave.j Russell F. Callahan, B.A., Ik Abbott Rd.
GRAFTON
FUR AND LEATHER DEFT. NO, U6 (Amal. Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen). 2nd Tues., 7,30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 3 North St., Tel. 839-3U3Uj Elenore L. Nault, Pres., Bus. Mgr., 9^ Westboro Rd. , No. Graftonj Carrie Degon, F.S., 5 Harwood St, Oxford.
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STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. ^$ (State Hospital tinp.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Hospital; Clarence E. Cox, Pres., Pinrock Rd. , Auburn; Patrick DiCarlucci, R.S.,B.A. , Linda Circle, No. Grafton.
GREAT BARRINGTON
CARPENTERS NO. IM (See Pittsfield) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1;76 (See North Adams) MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 650 (NY NH). Uth Fri., V.F.W. Hall, 8OO So. Main St.; Walter J. Smith, Pres.,F.S.T., Highland St., Housatonic; William Hanford, B.A., W. Stock bridge. PAPKRMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS, UNITED NO. $%h (Monument Mountain) (Rising Paper Co.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Community Bldg., Main St., Housatonic; Attillio Pozzetta, Pres.; Thomas Siok, F.S., Hart St., Housatonic. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.F. FED. (IND). Margaret Hudak, Rep., Depot St., Housatonic.
GREENFIELD
BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 36. First Thurs., C.L.C, Hall, 23 School St.; James R. McCarthy, Pres.,B.A., 80 Ferrante Ave.; Richard E. Staelens, F.S.T., Ashfield Rd. , Conway. CARPENTERS NO. 5ii9. 2nd and Uth Thurs., Moose Hall, 20 School St.; George A. Miner, Sr., Pres., Hillside Rd., Montague; Joseph A. Muka, F.S.,Bus. Rep., Leyden Rd. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 27U (IND). 2nd Tues. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 1 Osgood St., Tel. 773-9519; Clifford M. Walsh, Pres., 1 Locust Ave.; Albert E. Pearce, R.S.T., Poplar St., Montague City. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. I6I. Last Thurs., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; Arthur G. Prentice, F.S. , 52 Newell Pond Rd. ; Philip McDonough, B.A., 25 Haywood St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 76I. 2nd Fri., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; Richard 0. Guy, F.S., 19 Goddard Ave., Turners Falls; Donald E. Faber, Bus. Mgr., 58 Summer St, ENGINEERS, LOCOMOriVE DIV. 112 (IND) (B & M). On Call; Raymorxi Dew, Ch. Eng., Grand Ave.; James A. Bowe, S.T., 266 Federal St. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. ShS (D.W. Wright Lodge) (B & M). First Mon., 10 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; David G. Messer, R.S.T., Bald Mt. Rd., Bemardston; B. P. Keith, B.A., George Ave., Turners Falls. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 26l. 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall; A. Drwila, Pres., 73 Smith St.; H. Townsend, S.T., 75 Haywood St. MACHINISTS NO. U8I (B & M Railroad). First Thurs., 3.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; John Conroy, Pres., lU9 7th Ave., Troy, New York; Edgar H. Randall, R.S., 52 Silver St. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPK)YFES NO. 3U7 (B & M). Quarterly, First Thurs., St. Stanislaus Hall, K St., Turners Falls; Joseph F. Schab, R.S.T., 28 H St., Turners Falls. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS (See Theatrical Stage Employees) MUSICIANS NO. 621. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Red Rm., Y.M.C.A., ii5l Main St.; James J. Gallagher, Pres., l5l Davis St.; Alfred E. Wilson, R.F.S.,B.A., 26 Grinnell St. PAINTERS NO. 8^1;. 2nd Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School St.; fVed Grant, F.S., 3I Pickett Lane; Matthew Walsh, B.A., Mills St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS (See Northampton) RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. U26 (B & M). 3rd Fri.., 7 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 23 School - St.; C. C. Ford, S.T., 187 Elm St.; A. H. Lebert, Local Ch., 21 Oak Courts.
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RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 33 (B & M). Uth Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., U5l Main St.; George Melnlk, Pres., River Rd., E. Deerfield; Kenneth Pericins, B.A., 165 Davis St. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 68? (Poet Seat Lodge) (B & M). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C.
Hall, 23 School St, j Richard C. Lynde, Pres., 2k Elm St. j Kenneth D. Johnson, R.S.T., 26 Svunmer St, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 86U (Public Works Dist. No. 2). On Call; Frederick Maher, Pres., lUO Davis St.; John H. Wallen, R.S.T., 226 Prospect St., Northampton. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. l6U9 (Town Emp.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Town Hall, Court Sq. j Herbert Babineau, Pres., Wisdom Way; Charles Holewa, Treas., 8 Devens Ct, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mary Bonnette, Rep., Millers Falls Rd., Turners Falls. TELEPHONE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 13 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., American Legion Hall, Off Main St.; Robert L, Mcintosh, Jr., Pres,, 6? Ferrante Ave.; Frederick R. Little, F.S.T., P.O. Box 193, Shelbume Falls. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 596. Last Fri,, 11 P.M., Home of F.S.T.; Arthur J. Brissette, F.S.T., 19 Vermont St.; David Sedgwick, B.A, , 6 French King Hghwy. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 1382 (See Springfield)
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PAPEIMAKERS AND PAPERWORKIRS, UNITED NO, U.3 (Matrix Wkrs, ) (Groton Leather- board Co., W. Groton). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Squannacook Hall, Main St., W, Groton; Milton E. Starr, Pres., Townsend Rd., R.F.D.; Frederick J. Duane, R.S., Elm St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 880 ( Hollingsworth k Vose). First Wed., 7 P.M., Squannacook Hall, Main St., W. Groton; James D. LaValley, Pres., Townsend Rd. , R.F.D. 1, W. Groton; James A. Wood, F.S., Hazen Rd. Shirley. HAMILTON
CARPENTERS NO. 876. 3rd Mon., Community Hall, Bay Rd, ; Manuel Silva, Pres., Western Ave.; George Greene, R.S,, 98 Central St., Ipswich.
HANOVER
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 81; (IND) (Office of Civilian Defense). James J. Clifford, Pres., 2 Pleasant St., Littleton,
HANSON
ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO, BA-l5lU (Wheeler Reflector Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Hanson A,A. , Reed St.; Louis Zacchilli, Pres., Mattakeesett St., Bryant- vllle; William Estes, R.S., Wampatuck St., Pembroke. HARDWICK
WHEELWRIGHT EMPLOYEES UNION, INC. (IND) (Romar Tissue Mills). On Call, Wheel- wright Grammar School; Francis Foster, Pres., So. Barre; Neil Noble, Sec,
12 Main St. , Gilbertville.
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BARBERS, JOUPNEYMEN NO. 391. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Fici's Barber Shop, 29 Washington St.; Joseph Maglio, Pres., 292 Main St.; Frank R. Garbec, S.T., 12i Fleet St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 17. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 26 Main St.; Mike Meola, Pres. ,B.A. , 17 Boardman St.; George J. Prophet, F.S.T., Manor Dr., Groveland. CARPENTERS NO. 82. First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 26 Main St.; Edward J. Reardon, F.S., U Ninth Ave.; John F. Burns, R.S.,B.A., 17 Orchard St., Amesbury. COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS NO. 1365 (See North Andover) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. i;70. 2nd and Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., 26 Main St.; William A. Hughes, R.S., U39 Hilldale Ave.; F. Walter Aham, Bus. Mgr., Jackson Way, Newbury. ELECTRICAL WOfSCERS NO. 1006 (See Lawrence) FIRE FIGHTERS NO, 1011. Last Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, 6U Kenoza Ave.; Lawrence E. Montibello, Pres., 2U Eighteenth Ave,; William L, Linehan, R.S., l5 Douglas St. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12086 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Haverhill Gas Co.), First Thurs,, 7.30 P.M., G.A.R. Hall, Fleet St.; James J. Farley, Pres., Elmira St,, Newburyport; Harold E, Wood, S,T., 3 Nineteenth Ave, INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) LETTER CARRIERS, NAT'L. ASSN. OF BR. 26. 3rd Wed., V.F.W. Hall, 60 Kenoza Ave.; James C. Comeau, Pres., 78 Bateman St,; Robert C, Kinsman, R.S., 1 Cottage PI., Bradford. MACHINISTS NO. 527 (Pope Madiinery Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., l6U Washington St.; Joseph R. Stanvick, Pres., 31 King St.; Leo H, Lacroix, R.S., R.F.D. 1, Box 95, Sweet Hill Rd. , Plaistow, New Hampshire. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO, 785 (See Transit lAiion, Amalgamated) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 397. 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Elks Home, 2k Summer St.; Albert F. Metivier, Pres., 3l6 Hilldale Ave.; Edward M. Foley, R.S.T.,B.A., 3 Maple Ave. MUSICIANS NO. 302. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., D.A.V. Hall, 2li Main St.; Charles Pecce, Pres., B. A., I366 Broadway; Louis "Pop" Mendelsohn, R.S., 6I Cedar St, PAINTERS NO. 517. 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., 26 Main St.; George A. Comeau, F.S.T., 10 Stover Lane; Louis Boisselle, R.S.,Bus. Rep., Ill; Portland St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWDEKERS, UNITED NO. 20li (Continental Can Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Marine Barracks Hall, Washington St.; Clayton W. Tracy, Pres., 30 Brookline Ave.; Charles G. Webber, F.S., 10 Cannon Hill Ave., Groveland. PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS NO. 118. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., 26 Main St.; Michael Araodio, Pres., B. A., 25 Central St.; Salvatore DiSalvo, R.S.T., 73 So. Pleasant St., Bradford. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. U86. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Main St.; James L, LeBlanc, F.S.T., 26 Allen St.; Curtis H. Britton, B.A., 8 Verndale St, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED, NO. 5U0. First Thurs., Garibaldi Club, 70 River St,; George K. DiFalco, Pres., U8 Brockton Ave,; Richard P. Dunphy, S.T., 128 So, Pleasant St,, Bradford, POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO, 182 (IND). On Call, Post Office, Post Office Sq,; Daniel Sassio, Pres., 37 Femald Ave.; Francis M. Donovan, F.S.T., 31 Upland Ave., Bradford, ROOFERS NO, I3I. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P,M,, I,O.O.F. Hall, 26 Main St.; William Patriquin, Pres.,R,S., l5 Glines St.; Paul J, Francis, Sr., F.S,T.,B.A., 10 Sixth Ave,
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SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED:
NO. U. 2nd Wed., k P.M., at Bus. Off., $2 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05j P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr.,Treas.i Arthur H. Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's. NO. 5 (Stitchers). First Mon., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05; P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr.,Treas.; Maiy A. Brandolini, B.A. NO. 6. 2nd Wed., k P.M., at Bus. Off., $2 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05j P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr.,Treas.; Arthur H. Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's. NO. 7. 2nd Wed., k P.M., at Bus. Off., $2 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05j P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr. ,Treas.j Arthur H. Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's.
NO. 9 (Lasters and Stockfitters ) . First Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05j P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr. ,Treas.; Angelo Moularas, B.A. NO. 12-a (Wood Heel Makers). On Call, at Bus. Off., 7 Merrimack St., Tel. 372_03iJ.; Clarence Robinson, Pres., h Plununer St.; Lionel Comtois, R.S., 6 Rose St,
NO. 113 (Counter Makers). 2nd Wed. , U.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 Merrimack St., Tel. 372-O3I4IJ Michael Souliotis, Pres., 593 Washington St.; Florabel Lebel, R.S., 7 Central St., Merrimac. NO. U67 (Mixed). Uth Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 52 Washington St., Tel. 37U-7U05; P. Joseph McCarthy, Mgr. ,Treas.j Arthur H. Ross and Edward J. Sweeney, B.A's,
STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, l509) TE/MSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO, U37 (IND) (General). Plrst Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Elks Bldg., Newcomb St., Tel. 372-ia71; Richard W. Pearl, Pres., 67 Temple St.; Clarence E. Gendron, S.T. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Patricia Paricer, Rep., 2kl Main St., Groveland. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 11 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Thurs., Elks Home, 2k Summer St.; William J. Butler, Pres., 21 Rutherford Ave. Walter G. Taylor, R.S., 19 Oxford St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO, 38I. First Sun., 2 P.M,, Paramount Theatre; Daniel J. Shea, Pres., hi Fourth Ave.; Ernest Doucette, B.A., IOI4. How St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 397 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 785 (Mass. Northeastern Trans. Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., E. Main St. Hall, Merrimac; Nelson C. Canney, Pres., 8 Kimball St.; John L. LaFrance, Jr., F.S., 1 Orchard St., Meriimac. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 38. First Tues., 7 P.M., Y.M.C.A., Winter St.; Thomas Coffin, III, Pres,, k Green St., Amesbury; Ralph M. Woodcock, S.T., 58 Brockton Ave.
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CARPENTERS NO. U2li. Last Tues., I.O.O.F. Hall, 229 North St.; Donald Foley, F.S., 323 Rockland St.; Luther Goodspeed, B.A. HINGHAM WATER CO. NO. 13U92 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND). 2nd Thurs., k»30 P.M., Meter Shop, 28 South St.; Douglas Ramsay, Pres., 36 Crow Point Lanej Francis
Quigley, B.A., 195 Upland Rd. , Quincy. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 929. First Thurs., Worapatuck Community Center, 70 South St.; Walter Houghton, Pres.; James Finley, S.T., 7 Foley Beach Rd, HOLBROOK
FIRE FIGHTERS NO, lU52. First Mon., 9.30 P.M., Central Fire Station, No. Frank- lin St.; Warren Alden, Pres., 89 South St.; Adelbert Olson, Sec, 1 South St. LOCAL LABOR UNIONS
H L D E N
STATE, COUNTY AW MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 806 (Town Emp. ). 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Reservoir St.; Ralph Johnson, Pres., River St.; Richard V;. Welsh, S.T., Mason Rd., Jefferson. TEXTILE WDRKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1330 (Duesberg Bosson Spinning Co., Jefferson). On Call; Clarence Snow, Pres., 12 High St., Millbury; Ralph Coderre, B.A., 7U Glendale St., Worcester; Bus, Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719.
H L Y K E
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 96 (IND). 2nd Sat., 6 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Eugene Przybylowicz, F.S.T., 113 Wheatland Ave., Chico- pee Falls; Albert J. Brodeur, B.A., 67 Mass. Ave., Williman sett, BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 5U5. 2nd Tues., 26$ Appleton St.; Raymond Pelletier, Pres.; Louis F. Bergmann, F.S.T., 38O High St. BARTENDERS (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Restaurant Erap. No. II6 in Chicopee) BOILERMAKERS NO. 573 (Prentiss Wire Mills Div. H. K. Porter Co.). 2nd Mon. 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Stanley Szymonik, Pres., 39 Prospect St., So, Hadley Falls; Stanley Kotowski, R.S,, 56 Lyman St, BOOKBINDERS NO. 1^8. 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., St. Germain Hall, 265 Appleton St.; Raymond Lacroix, Jr., Pres,, l57 Meadow St., Willimansett; Rene Hebert, R.F.S., 119 Champagne Ave,, Chicopee; Bus, Off,, National Blank Book Co,, Water St, BOOKBINDERS NO. 5? (Morart Div,, The Mead Corp,). 3rd Sun., St. Germain Hall, 265 Appleton St.; Norman F. Faucher, Pres., 67 Hudson Ave., Fairview; Peter E. Grabowski, R.S.T., 6 Grant St., So. Hadley Falls. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 2. 2nd and Uth Mon., 7,30 P.M,, C,L,C, Hall, 323 High St.; John Hunter, Pres,, I80 Michigan Ave.; Timothy M. O'Neill, F.S.,B.A., U5 Nonotuck St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 596 (See Construction and General Laborers) CARPENTERS NO, 390. First and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. U, 203 High St.; Joseph Archambault, Pres., Maple St,; Joseph A, Charpentier, F.S., 110 Hampshire St. CARPENTERS NO, 656. First and 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 203 High St., Tel. S^h-OlM; Carl L. Bathelt, Pres., 2lU Sargeant St.; Jack D. Rodwell, S.T.,Bus. Rep., 2ii2 South St. CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 720 (Lestoil Products, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7. 30 P.M., Tumverin Hall, 2 Vernon St.; Francis Redding, Pres., 9h Beach St.; James LeClair, 'F.S,, 152 High St, CITY EMPLOYEES (See Electrical Wkrs, No. B-1101; and State, City and Town Erap. No. 790) CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS NO. 596. Last Fri., 323 High St.; Earl Garceau, Pres., 6 Hanpden St., Indian Orchard; Stanley Czaporowski, Jr., Bus. Rep., k9 Fountain St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 30, 9 Suffolk St., Tel. 53U-311tO. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 23917 (B.F. Perkins 89 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS H L Y K E - Cont'd . ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-1101 (City Emp.-Gas & Electric Dept.). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 22 Sycamore St.j Edwsu:d W. Speight, Pres.,B.A., kh Vassar Circlej Jerome H. Fuette, R.S.T., 22 Moss Ave, ENGINEERS, OffiRATING NO. U66. First and 3rd S\in., 7 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Donald Foster, Pres., 218 Pine St., Springfield; Francis J. Long, R.C.S. 132 Brainerd St. (P.O. Box 6?), So. Hadley. FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIREJffiN AND OILERS NO. k. 3rd Fri. , 7.30 P.M., 323 High St.; George Dawson, Pres., 79 Dixie Terrace, Chicopee Falls; William C, I4urphy, S.T., 115 Sycamore St. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 69 (Pioneer Valley). 3rd Thurs., 12 Noon, Sons of Herman Hall, 629 So. Summer St.; Cecil Piper, Pres., 15 Park Ave.; John O'Day, S.T., 17 Walnut St., Northampton. JEWELRY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 75 (Adams Plastic Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., 189 High St.; John T. Crane, Pres., B. A., 1+98 High St.; Ruth Nicholls, S.T., 6 Temple St. LATHERS, WOOD, WIRE AND METAL NO. 31. 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 323 High St., Tel. Je 2-U632; Gerard Grandmont, Pres., 85U Grattan St., Chicopee Falls; Alfred A. Paille, F.S.T., 728 Chicopee St., Willimansett. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 379. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Post Office, 650 Dwight St.; William Lynch, Pres.; John Doherty, R. S., 5 Vernon St. flACHINISTS NO. 2l6l. 2nd Sun., White Eagle Hall, Ul Strong Ave., Northampton; John Bourgeois, Pres., 1 Winslow Ave,, Northampton; Chester Rydzewski, R.S., 53 Union St. MILLINERY WORKERS NO. IO6. 2nd Tues., Kelly's; Stanley Kusek, Pres., P.O. Box 265, Ware; Edwin Erwin, B.A., 9 Hamilton Rd. , Woburn. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 382. First Mon., 11. P.M., Essex Hotel, High St.; Raymond Roberts, Pres., 12 Woodbridge St., So. Hadley; Henry Desnoyers, R.S.T. , U39 Beech St. MUSICIAJJS NO. lUii. First Sun., 11 A.M., Cercle Rochambeau Hall, U51 High St.; Gerry Lamothe, Pres., 72 Shawmut Ave.; Charles L. Wall, R.S.,B.A., 38 Keddy Blvd. , Fairview. OFFICE EMPLOYES NO. 2U7. 2nd Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Paul Richard, Pres., 2U Isabella St.; Helen T. McDonnell, S.T., 115 Brown Ave. PAINTERS NO. 253. First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; William W. Zebrowski, R.S., 23 Spring St., So. Hadley Falls; Jack Rodwell, B.A., 2U2 South St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED: NO. 1 (Eagle Lodge). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 25, 9 Suffolk St., Tel. 53U-757U; Raymond Beaudry, Pres., 57 Adams St.; George Reed, F.S., 263 E. Dwight St. NO. 226 (Finishers). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 323 High St., Tel. 535-1930; Frederick Garvin, Pres., 320 Sargeant St.; George M. Eraser, R.S., U Sonoma PI. NO. 383 (Newco Local) (Newton Paper Div. of Sonoco Products). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Sons of Herman Hall, 629 So. Summer St.; William Lequin, Pres., Stebbins St., Belchertown; Willard H. Rider, R.S., 118 Walnut St. NO. 67U- Quarterly, Sun., 11 A.M., Koske Hall, Lyman St.; Dawson Moreau, Pres., 150 Rosemary Ave., Springfield; Jeannette Brisbois, F.S., 7 Pondview Dr., Chicopee Falls. NO. 687 (Whiting Paper Co., Stationery Div.). First Thurs., Eagles Hall, 9 Suffolk St.; Stanley Hyjek, Pres., 131 Sargeant St.; Louis J. Majka, R.S., 105 N. East St. PLUMBERS, STEAMFITTERS AND APPRENTICES (See Springfield) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 755. On Call; Elmo A. Mazzolini, Pres., 37 Cabot St.; Gerald Cook, S.T. 90 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS H L Y K E - Concl'd . POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 180 (IND). On Call (Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), at Post Office; David J. Joyce, Pres., 17 Orchard St.; James J. Quirk, S.T., 10U9 Dwight St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. U5. First Mon., C.L.C. Hall, 323 High St.; Felix Balicki, Pres., 17U Locust St.; Donald R. Paradis, S.T., 21? Huron Ave. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLFJIKS NO. 128 (B & M). First Mon., Hotel Monat, Main St.; Thomas J. Greaney, Pres., 22 Davis St.; Roger J. Ciacomelli, R.S.T., kh Bartlett St., Springfield. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WKRS. NO. 388 (Paul Martin Rubber Co.). 3rd Tues. , 3.U5 P.M., St. Genaaine Hall, 265 Appleton St.; Adelle Bielski, Treas., 211 Walnut St.; Francis Quinn, B.A., 59 Timbemeck Dr., Reading. STATE, CITY AND TOIVN EMPLOYEES NO. 790 (lI\ID) (City Employees). 2nd Mon. and Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Heman Hall, 629 So. Summer St.; Lester Jopson, Pres., 90 Lower Westfield Rd, ; Theodore Urbanski, S.T., 56 Pine St. STEAMFITTERS (See Springfield) STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 537 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Helen Reardon, Rep., 210 Linden St. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AI-IERICA, UNITED NO. 1929 (Holyoke Fabrics, Inc.). Uth Sun., at Bus. Off., 265 Appleton St., Tel. Je 2-2359; Noella E. Vanasse, Pres., 1U9 Sargeant St.; Stella Couture, R.S.T., 127 Woodcrest Circle, Chicopee Falls. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1058 (Hart Top Mfg. Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., i;66| Dvd.ght St., Tel. Je 2-0716; Anna Sullivan, Mgr.; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlow. THPIATRICAJ. STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 89- 2nd Mon., 11 P.M., Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Northampton St.; Richard Desnoyers, R.S.T., 179 Pleasant St.; Henry Desnoyers, B. A,, h39 Beech St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 382 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT UNION, A>IALGAI4ATED NO. 537 (Holyoke St. Rwy. Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., 265 Appleton St.; Norman A. Burgess, Pres., 15 Beeler Ave., Fairview; Eugene L. Legare, F.S.T., 55U South St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 253 (Transcript-Telegram Publishing Co., Inc.). First Wed., 180 High St.; Gerald Frederick, Pres., 281; Hillside Ave.; David W. Lloyd, S.T.,B.A., 287 Allen St., E. Longmeadow. HOUSATONIC (See GREAT BARRINGTQN) HUDSON CARPENTERS NO. UOO. 2nd Tues., Eagles Bldg., Pleasant St.; Francis White, Pres., 2U Brook St., Marlboro; Herbert Estabrook, F.S., I38 Cox St. CHEMICAL WORKFJIS INT'L. NO. 323 (Victory Plastics Co.). 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 5 South St.; Wilbur L. Gour, Pres., P.O. Box 31, Berlin; Rodolph J. Beausoleil, F.S.T., 1U2 Pleasant St., Marlboro. LETTER CARRIERS NO. IO38. Last Wed., Where Called; Dominic Ziane, Pres., 12 Forest Ave.; Joseph F. Gill, Sec,, 12 La>:e St. STFELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3536 (Lapointe Machine Tool Co.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Elks Hall, Wood Sq.; Christopher H. Joyce, Pres., I3U Maple St., Northboro; Harold G. Lambert, F.S., P^F.D. 78} Bus. Off., Rjn. 8, I.O.O.F. Bldg., Wood Sq., Tel. Jo 2-557li. IPSWICH ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. l502 (Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.). Uth Tues., 3.1;5 P.M., V.F.VJ. Hall, Topsfield Rd.; Wayne Eustace, Pres., Essex Rd.; Elsa H. Emmons, S.T., 8I Main St., Rowley. 91 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS IPSWICH - Concl'd . LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1279. On Call; L. E. Cummings, Pres.j A. J. F^bertson, S.T., 33 County St. POST/X CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 35UO. On Call; Robert Dempsey, Pres.; Herman Nelson, Sec., Essex Rd. LAKEVILLE STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1539 (Lakeville Hospital Emp. Union). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Auditorium, at Hospital; Arthur Preti, Pres.; Roberta Fountain, R.S.T., 2U Plymouth St., No. Carver. LAWRENCE BAKERY AND OONFF.CTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. la (IND). 2nd Tues. (alt. months), 10 A.M., Teamsters Hall, 293 Central St., Manchester, New Hampshire; Norraand Bissonnette, Pres., 99 Beech St., Manchester, New Hampshire; Ernmett E. Cudahy, F.S.,E.A., 212 East St., Methuen; Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 3-1915. BAKERY DRIVERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. 686) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 235. 3rd Tues., Turn Hall, hh Park St.; Girolamo J. Rapisardi, F.S.T., 6 Proctor Rd.; Joseph Kattar, B.A., 325 Chestnut St. BARTENDERS NO. 90. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Elks Hall, Broadway; Richard Desharnais, Pres., 71 Columbus Ave.; Bernard H. Smith, F.S.T.,B.A., 8 Laurel Ave., Methuen; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 90 Broadway, Tel. 688-2296. BETSY ROSS ASSOCIATES (II^ID) (Morehouse Baking Co.;. iind Thurs., 7 P.M., Marine Corps League Hall, 9 Mill St.; Ernest Vallente, Fres., 30 Maple St.; Richard J. Demers, R.S., 32 Chase St., Methuen. BREWERY AND SOFT DRINK WORKERS NO. 119. 3rd Thurs., Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Arthur F. St, louis, Pres., 7 Marlborough Ave., Methuen; William Dittmar, Treas., 57 Boston St., Methuen. BRICKLAYERS AND MASONS NO. 10. First and 3rd Thurs., 202 Broadway; Joseph W. Holland, Pres., 65 Famham St.; Joseph Naylor, F.S.T. , 123 So. Broadway, Salem Depot, New Hampshire. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 175. 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 202 Broadway, Tel. 687-72OO; Edward G. Smith, R.S.; John A. Fusco, B.A., Office Mgr. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES lOT'L. NO. 310 (Public School Custodians). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Rm. 6, Lawrence High School, Haverhill St.; John O'Hagan, Pres.,B.A., 335 Lawrence St.; Raymond T. Wholey, S.T., 9 Swan St. CARPENTERS NO. 111. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 232 Lowell St., Tel. Mu 3-2175; Alfred Eaton, R.S., 133 No, Lowell St., Methuen; Henry Saracusa, B.A., 5 Pearl St. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGMI/iTED NO. 187 . First Thurs., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 316 Essex St., Tel. 686-7392; Nancy Anastasiou, Pres., I8I4 V/est St.; Michael Armano and Emanuele Vitale, 3.A's. COMMUNICATIONS WORKEJtS NO. 1365 (See North Andover) CUSTODIiSNS, RlBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. 3IO) DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 22U51. 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., Franco-American Hall, Mason St.; William Corcoran, R.S., l56 Lawrence Rd., Salem, New Hampshire; Leo Richards, B,P,, 2[t Basswood St, NO. 23081 (J.F. Bingham Mfg. Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Social Natural- ization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Wilfred Lessard, Pres., 7k Lowell St., Ifethuen; Ovide L. Perron, F.S,, 20a Elm St., Methuen. NO. 2U058 (Textile Shield Co., Inc.). Quarterly, On Call; Daniel J. Riordan, F.S.T. , 305 Erving Ave,; Franklin Murphy, B.A., 30 Louisburg St. 92 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LAWRENCE - Cont'd . ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 20U (Belock Instrument Co.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Franco-American Club, 9 Mason St.; Kathleen Delaney, Pres. , 91 Greenfield St.; Rita Mauceri, R.S. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 326, First Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 202 Broadway, Tel. Mu 6-U792; William F. Gleason, Pres., 11 Maple Ave., Chelmsfordj Maurice B. Murphy, F.S.,B.A., 30 Auburn St., Methuen. NO. 522. 2nd Mon., Turn Hall, kh ^ark St.; Arthur Proctor, Pres., lU Norris St.; Joseph P. Danahy, R.S.,Bus. Mgr., Ik Summit Ave. No. 1006. 2nd Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., Bavarian Hall, kl Knox St.; John O'Connell, F.S., 21 Hadley Rd. , Methuen; Leonard Woodbum, B.A., I38 Bailey St. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRF FIGHTERS NO. IU6. First Wed., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.; William F. Fairbum, Pres., 129 Boxford St.; James J. Earley, Jr., R.S., 22 Byron Ave. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 18 (Oxford Paper Co., Inc.). 2nd Thurs., Herman Hall, ? Berkeley Ct, ; Clifton Stone, Pres., I80 Water St., No. Andover; James Stewart, F.S., 121 Herrick Rd., No. Andover. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 311. 3rd Wed., 6 P.M., Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Alfred Bernier, Sec, 88 Margin St.; Sidney Bronstein, B.A. 1388 Walnut St., Newton Highlands; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel, Ha 6-935U. GOVERNMENT EI-IPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 2078 (Northeast Service Center). 2nd Tues., Bavarian Hall, Ul Knox St.; William K. Frosch, Pres., 12 William St., No. Andover; Francis D. O'Kiordan, Treas., kO Lawrence St, GOVERNMFjn' EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 59 (IND) (Post Office Emp. ). 2nd Mon., 8.30 P.M., Home of Pres.; Jean R. Bernard, Pres., 366 Andover St.; Joseph Grocco, S.T., 9 Boxford St. HOSIER! WORKERS NO. 191 (Marum Knitting Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sat., 2 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 165 Essex St.; Salvatore Bonfatto, Pres., 37 Thornton St.; Flavio Diodati, R.S., 25 Golf Ave., Methuen. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 319. 2nd Mon., Elks Hall, 253 Lowell St.; Philip V. Moore, Pres., i^O Lawrence St.; John M. Slumbo, F.S.T.,B.A., 6O Phillips St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, 90 Broadway, Tel. 688-2296. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. UNION NO. 88. Quarterly, On Call; Robert Noonan, Pres., kh Dufton Rd., Andover; Lawrence Melisi, S.T., 20 Joy Terrace, Methuen. INTERNAL REVENUE EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. OF CHAPTER 68 (IND) (Northeast Service Center). First Thurs., Where Called; Roy F. Sherwood, Pres., 22 Salem St., Haverhill; Louise Boucher, R,S., 7 Haverhill St., Methuen; Bus. Off., 6 Lake St., Tel. Mu 6-3951. IRON WORKERS NO. 35l. i;th Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 202 Broadway, Tel. 682-82II; James P, McDermott, Pres,, 7 Otis St,, Lowell; Alphie J. Terroux, F.S.T.,B.A., Box k5k, Rte 1, Plaistow, New Hampshire. LATHERS NO. 90 (Wood, Wire and Metal). First Tues., Bldg, Trades Hall, 202 Broadway; F, C, Adamson, Jr, , Pres., 3 Winthrop Ave., Methuen; Albert Getchell, Sr. , R.S.T.,E.A., 20 Warren St, LETTER CAJUtCERS NO, 212. 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Julian Stopyra Hall, 3k Mon- mouth St.; Anthony Bongiorno, Pres., 279 Cypress Ave.; Stephen Stephanian, R.S., 56 Bennington St. MACHINISTS NO. 1271. 3rd Sat., 2 P.M., Turn Hall, kk Park St.; Daniel T. O'Leary, Pres., 21 Wilson Rd., No. Andover; G. 0, Real Beaudoin, F.S., 50 Texas Ave. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 2836 (B & M). 3rd Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), LaSalle Social dub, 395 Andover St.; Charles B, Vincent, Pres,, R.S., 5l6 Andover St,; George J. Issa, F.S.T.,B.A., 6I Ninth Ave., Haverhill. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 13785 (Dist 50) (IND) (Wire Specialties). On Call, Italian-American Club, Common St.; James Maranto, F.S., I3 Golf Ave., Methuen; Charles Lyons, B.A.; Bus. Off., 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. 93 j . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LAWRENCE - Cont'd . HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 83. 2nd Fri., Turn Hall, kh Park St.; John Colbert, Pres., UO Oregon Ave.j Albert J. Fountain, F.S., 15 Bixby Ave., No. And over. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS AND THEATRE CAL STAGE EMP. NO. Ul (United Opti- cal and Instrument Wkrs.). On Call; Adolph Fiore, Pres., 22 Morton St. Albert Campopiano, S.T., 297 Jackson St. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 256. First Tues., 18 Norgate Rd., Methuenj William Walsh, Pres., B. A., 11 Boston St, 5 Clarence Bell, Sec, 6I Waverly Rd, , No. Andover. MUSICIANS NO. 372. First Sun., 10 A.M., Turn Hall, kk Park St.; John W. Griffin, Pres., P.O. Box 101$; William B. Russell, F.S., h Barker St., Methuen; Bus. Off., Rra. 315, 316 Essex St., Tel. Wa 6-2168. OPTICAL AND INSTRUMENT WORKERS (See Moving Picture Machine Operators No. kl) PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 36O (Essem Packing Go. ) On Call, Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St.; Joseph McNamara, Pres., 25 W. Fifth Ave., Lowell; Yvon Mchaud, F.S.T., 19 Inman St. PAINTERS NO. hk. 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 202 Broadway, Tel. 687-7200; Wilfred Benoit, Pres., Wtieeler Ave., Salem, New Hampshire; George A. Carson, F.S.,B.A., U9 Camden St., Methuen. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED: NO. 3 (Merrimac Paper Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berke- ley Ct.; Gerard J. Bellmore, Pres., 19 E. Dalton St.; William F. Dowd, R.S., 5 School St. , Methuen. NO. U36 (Oxford Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct.j Eugene Hxirley, Pres., 26 Cypress St.; Dennis Currier, R.S., Waverly Rd. , No. Andover. NO. 651 (Mead Corp. -Board Mill). 3rd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Bei^celey Ct. ; James Graham, Pres., k2 Ashland Ave,, Methuen; John Galluccio, B.A., Blossom St. NO. 92U (Mead Rickaging Div. of the Mead Corp.). 3rd Sat., 3.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 165 Essex St.; Romeo Nadeau, Pres., 932 Essex St.; Anthony Alfieri, R.S,, 2lU Prospect St, PATTERN MA.KERS LEAGUE OF NO. AMERICA (Lawrence Assn,) (Davis & Furber Machine Co.). On Call; Charles Fleming, Pres., Elm St., Methuen; John Macdonald, B.A., 90 Elmwood Rd., Methuen. PLASTERERS AlTD CEMENT MASONS NO. 102. Uth Mon., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 202 Broad- way, Tel. Mu 7-7200; Michael T. Ferris, Pres., B. A., 7 Dana St.; Maurice T. Ferris, F.S.T., 211-B Farnham St, PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 283. 2nd and Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., 202 Broad- way, Tel. Mu 7-7200; Clarence S. Dyer, F.S.T., 10 Webb St., Methuen; John C. Haggerty, B.A., 31 Hoffman Ave, POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. ii23 (IND). First Mon., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct. ; Robert E. Connors, Pres., 2ii Elm St,, Methuen; Alexander A. Petrella, S.T., 29U Jackson St, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 366. 3rd Wed., 9 P.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct. ; Nicholas Varitimos, Pres., 55 Hillside Ave.; Charles Manzi, Treas., 29 Mass. Ave., No. Andover. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 67 (IND). On Call; Louis F. Schwenke, S.T., 210 Andover St., No. Andover. PRINriI« ffiESSMEN NO, 89. 2nd Wed,, 7.30 P.M., Turn Hall, UU Park St.; Arthur W. Smith, Pres., Rattlesnake Hill Rd. , Andover; Richard T. Kiessling, S.T., B.A., 1 Ashford St., Methuen. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 366 (Frank C. Meyers Div, of Millen Industries). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Service Center of Greater Lawrence, Andover St.; Raymond Chenard, R.S., 258 Water St,; Frank J. DiSano and David Grogan, Int'l. Reps, 9k LCXJAL UBOR UNIONS LAWRENCE - Cont'd. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 66l. Last Sun., Julian Stopyra Hall, 3U Monmouth St.; Raymond J. Theberge, S.T., 38 Pine St., Methuen; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., 29 Fifth St., Onset. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 688 (B it M). 3rd Sun., 7.15 P.M., LaSalle Club, 397 Andover St.; George P. Hawkins, Pres. , 6 Windsor St., Andover; Walter M. Kolba, S.T., 17 Alvin St., Methuen. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 85 (B & M). 2nd Tues., LaSalle Social Club, 395 Andover St.; Francis T. Kenney, F.S.T,, 82 Ames St.; William Stewart, B.A., 10 Chelmsford St, RUBBER, CORK, LINOLPUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO, 2li3 (Bolta Products Div,, General Tire & Rubber Co,), 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Herman Hall, 7 Berkeley Ct, ; Fred Sapienza, Pres., 51 VJilliam St.; Angelo Tardugno, Treas., 50U Hampshire St, SHOE WORKERS OF AIERICA, UNITED NO. 91. First Thurs., 7 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, l65 Essex St.; Thomas Savastano, Pres., 8 Tower St., Methuen; Alphonse Frasca, S.T., 86 Oak St.; Bus. Off., 5U Essex St., Tel. 685-5U71. STATE, CITY AND TOVJN EMPLOYEES NO. 63 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Mon., Julian Stopyra Hall, 3U Monmouth St.; Leo McDermott, Pres., 19 French St., Methuen; James A. O'Sullivan, R.S., IU9 Easton St. STATE, COUNTY AJTO MUNICIPAL EMFLOYEFS NO. 508. Vincent A. Walsh, Pres., I60 Franklin St.; Geca-ge C. Dana, B.A., 195 E. Haverhill St. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3^09 (Andrew Wilson Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Social Naturalization Club, 232 Lowell St,; Leo Brousseau, Pres., 18 Essex Ave.; James Broadhurst, F.S., I38 Cross St., Methuen. STEREOTYPERS NO. Ihh. On Call, Bi-monthly, Rm. A, Y.M.G.A., Lawrence St,; Edward E. Belanger, Pres,, 7 Hillside St.; Emanuel A. Cote, Jr., S.T., 98 C St., Lowell. STREET RAIDr/AY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy, ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, 1509) TEAfflERS NO. 1019. First Wed. (Sept, to June), 3 P.M., Turnverin Hall, kk Park St.; Joseph X. O'Neill, Pres., 50 Chickering St.; Bernice M. Stevens, Treas., 8U Wesley St. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFUERS, WAREHOUSFJffiN AND HELPERS NO. U77 (IND). 3rd Sun., 10,30 A.M., at Bus. Off,, 232 Lowell St., Tel. 688-2389; Patrick J, Lawton, S.T., 71 Hawley St,; John J. DiMario, B,A. , 2U Dewey St., No. Andover. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEI'lEN AND HELffiRS NO. 686 (IND) (Bakery Drivers). Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 202 Broadway, Tel. 683-1915; Emmett Cudahy, Pres., B.A., 212 East St., Methuen; Amedee G. Contois, S.T.,B.A., 11 Rockingham Rd. , Salem, New Hampshire. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED, (IND). Kathleen Cronin, Rep., 27U Haver- hill St. TELEPHOlNlF. TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND) (Clerical and Staff Local - Northeast). Rita Fox, Rep., I8I High St. TELEPHOIIE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 12 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Thurs., Turn Hall, kh Park St.; John A. Walsh, Pres., R.F.D. 2, Derry, New Hampshire; Kenneth W. Walker, F.S., 89 Wachusett Ave. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3U3 (Der Tex Corp.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 206, 90 Broadway, Tel. Mu 2-U092; Margaret Wilson, Pres., 28 McFarlin Gt.; Thomas Purcell, F.S., 125 Bowdoin St. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: All loca]£ meet at Bus, Off,, Rm. 6OO, U77 Essex St., Tel. 682-5273; Alton M, Hodgman, Int'l. Rep.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. NO. 623 (LHP Corporation). 2nd Thurs., U.l5 P.M.; Frances fioy, Pres., 196a Broadway; Regina McQuade, F.S., 95 Common St. NO. 70U (Methuen Int'l. Mills). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; John Corrente, Pres., 88 Willow St,; Gladys Choquette, S.T., 3O8 Mass. Ave., No. Andover. NO. 705 (Steel Heddle Mfg. Co., Einmons Div,). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Francis Fletcher, Pres., 30 Bowdoin St.; Armand Poirier, S.T., 10 Lansdowne Ct, 95 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LAWRENCE - Concl'd. TEXTILE WORKERS ONION OF AMHIIGA - Concl'd.: NO, 913 (Agawam Dye Works, Inc.). First Tues., 5 P.M.; Albert J. Peterson, Pres., 31 Bigelow St.; Eva Bacon, F.S,, 75 Methuen St. NO. 139ii (Looraweave Corp.). 2nd Wed., 2 P.M.; Ferris Bogannam, Pres., 12 Lexington Ave., Methuen; Blanche LaRocque, S.T., lii9 Oakland Ave., Methuen. NO. 1569 (J.H, Home & Sons, Inc.). Last Thurs., 7 P.M.; Forrest Duncan, Pres., 108 Salem St.; Edward Garvin, S.T., 11 Anthony St., Methuen. NO. 1620 (Hamblet Machine Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M.; Henry Worraald, Pres., 270 Bailey St.; Earl Rogers, S.T., Wells Ave., Salem, New Hampshire. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES: NO. Ul (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) NO. Ill (Mass, Amusement Corp.). 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Home of Pres.; John Hussey, Pres., 6 Lakeshore Rd., Salem, New Hampshire; Walter Blackington, F.S.T., B.A., 1U5 Tyler St., Methuen. NO. 256 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 5l. 2nd Sat., 3.15 P.M., American Toilers Club, 192 Elm St.; Robert E. Thorn, Pres., 555 Mt. Vernon St.; Alphonse D. Michaud, F.S.T., 7 Ruskin Ave., Methuen, LEE CEMENT, LIME AND GYPSUM WORKERS NO. 132 (Lee Lime Corp.). First and 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Main St.; Leo Cloutier, Jr., Acting Pres., Marble St.; Armand Touponce, F.S.T., Summer St, PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 78 (Bericshire Local) (P.J. Schweitzer, Inc. Div. Kiraberly Clark Corp.). 2nd Tues,, 7,30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Main St,; James DiMario, Pres., Center St,; John E, Corbitt, F.S., 251 Marble St, PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. k99 (Foresters) (Westfield River Paper Co., Inc). 3rd Sun., 2,30 P.M,, Sons of Italy Hall, Main St.; Dominic Biasin, Pres., Pleasant St,; Alexander M, Williamson, F.S., Pleasant St, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO, 120U (Public Works Dist, No, 1). First Fri. in Summer, D.P.W. Bldg., Veterans Memorial Hghwy., Lenox; Harold Murray, Pres., 65 Tyler St., Pittsfield; John Fenton, B.A., Palmer St., Monson, LEICESTER HOSIERY WORKERS, INDEPENDEMT (Rochdale) (M.K.M. Hosiery Mills). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Elks Hall, Southbridge St., Auburn; Henry Blouin, Pres., 33 Rocky Hill Rd. , Oxford; Robert Brunelle, R.S., li^ Garden St., Auburn. TEXTILE WOHCERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 627 ( Carleton Woolen Mills, Inc., Rochdale). First Sun., 2.30 P.M., St. Aloysius Parish Hall, Rodidale; Joseph Spayne, Pres., 12 Sutton Lane, Worcester; Acquine Rossi, B.A. , 20 Alden St., John- ston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., lOi; Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. LENOX CARPENTERS (See Pittsfield Local No. kkk) 96 , , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LEOMINSTER BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS (See Worcester) BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 5l8. 2nd Wed., hk Monument Sq.; William Fontaine, Pres. 38 Walnut St. J Louis Montagna, S.T., 125 No, Main St. CARPENTERS NO. 79U. First and 3rd Tues., Eagles Hall, lU Monument Sq. j Paul Raatikainen, R.S., 3k Bernice Ave.; Thomas Phalen, B.A., I308 Rindge Rd., Fitchburg. CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 553. Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., Santa Maria Hall, Lan- caster St. J Adrian LeBlanc, Pres., 3 Bassett St.; Robert Riggs, F.S.T. c/o 3 Bassett St. CITY EMPLOYEES (See State, City and Town Employees No. 62) aOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 378 (Arrow Co.). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 7, 9 Main St., Tel. Ke U-i4270; Alice Eickhorst, Pres., 5-C Crossman Ave.; Florence Greene, S.T., 17 Kenniston St. DOYLE WORKS EMPLOYEES (IND) (E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.). 2nd Mon., 5 P.M., Conference Rm. , 511 Lancaster St.j James Williams, Pres., 21 Summer St.; Edward S. Freel, Treas., 36 Cotton St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. U31. First Mon., 12 Water St.; Jerry Pellegrini, Pres., 260 Pleasant St.; Lawrence A. White, S.T., 30 Lois St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 326 (Leominster Div., The Mead Corp.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., Kendall Hall, Main St.; Peter J. Lanteigne, Pres., 158 Middle St.; John Manning, S.T., 235 Albee St., Fitchburg. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. k96. On Call, Pete's Coffee Shop, 10 Prospect St.; Henry J. Arsenault, Pres., lU Prospect St. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNIONS: NOTE: All locals meet at Bus. Off,, Rra. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Tel. Ke U-653U. NO. 60 (Moulders and Plastics) (Foster Grant Co., Inc.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Rocco Messina, Pres., Whalom Rd. , Lunenburg; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir., 12 St. Jean Ave, NO. 61. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M.; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Mgr. , 12 St. Jean Ave,; Walter Morrissey, Ralph LeMay and John Fiandaca, B.A's. NO. 77 (Commonwealth Plastics Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M.; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir., 12 St, Jean Ave.; Walter Morrissey, B.A., 87 Evans St., Watertown. NO. 330 (Tri Sum Potato Chip Co.). Uth Wed,, 7.30 P.M.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Dir., 12 St. Jean Ave,; Ralph LeMay, B.A., 15 Washington FL. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 62 (IND) (City Employees). 3rd Wed., City Yard, I69 Graham St,; Harry T. Viens, Pres., rear 197 Mechanic St.; Norman J. Houle, S.T.,B.A., 11 Pleasant PI. TILTON & COOK EMPLOYEES ASSN. (IND). On Call; Dorothy E. Hill, Pres., 20U Water St.; Laura Wardner, R.S., 20 Boutelle St. UPHOLSTERERS NO. 323 (Selig Mfg. Co., Inc., Fitchburg & Leominster). 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., Southern National Cbib, I3 Market St., Fitchburg; Henry A. Lortie, Pres., 71 Union St.; Adelard J. Marcoux, F.S.T. , 63 Pratt St., Fitchburg. LEXINGTON FIRE FIGHTERS NO. Ili91. 2nd Tues., Fire Headquarters, U5 Bedford St.; John J. Walsh, Pres., 10 Ames Ave.; Robert E. Walton, R.S., 5 Spencer St. PLANT PHOTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. lU (M.I.T.). Last Mon., 8.15, 1.U5 and U.I5 P.M., Lexington Inn, Merrltt Rd,; George A. Morris, Pres., 23 Leavant St., Dorchester; Chester E. Wills, S.T., 1 Genetti St., Bedford. 91 , LOCAL UBOR UNIONS LOWELL BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO, 323. Uth Tues., Fairbum Bldg., 10 E. Merriraack St.; Joseph Lacerte, Pres., U2 Mammouth Rd.; Manuel J. Pacheco, S.T., U87 West- ford St. BARTENDERS NO. 85. First Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 322, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. Gl 2-7261; Edward F. Gath, Pres., 12 Oak St.; Harold R. Herbert, F.S.T., B.A., 111 Aberdeen St. BOOKBINDERS NO. 139. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.G. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; William McAneney, Pres. ,B.A., 39 Wilson St., No. Billerica; Jane Howard, Sec, 89 Main St. BRICKLAYERS A1\ID MASONS NO. 31. Mon., Carpenters Hall, 20li Kiddle St.; Thomas F. Hill, F.S.T., 183 Gorhara St.; John Tighe, B.A., 97 Moore St. BUILDING L/130RERS NO. i;29. 3rd V/ed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 322, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U52-7261; Joseph Bindas, R.S., 17 Reservoir St.; John P. Emerson, B.A., h Mirelda Ave., No. Chelmsford. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. l59 (Public School Custodians). 2nd Fri., Edith Nourse Rogers School, Highland St.; John P. Tierney, Pres., 103 B St.; Joseph M. Quinn, R.S., 115 Fort Hill Ave. CARPEOTERS NO. h9. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off., 20U Middle St., Tel. U53-03U9; William N. Handley, R.S., 37 Elm St., No. Billerica; James E. Scanlon, B.A., 207 Wilder St. CARPENTERS NO. l6l0 (French). First and 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 20li Middle St., Tel. 1;53-03U9; George Deschene, R.S., 8 Pemberton St.; James E. Scanlon, B.A., 207 Wilder St. CLOTHING WORK'ERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 559. Bi-monthly, 2nd Mon., i;.30 P.M., C.L.G. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq, ; Aline Couillard, Pres., U56 Mammoth Rd. , Dracut; Vincent Arsenault, B.A., 51 Pleasantdale Ave., Waterville, Maine; Bus. Off., Hm. 517, ."3 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. CRACKER WORKERS ASSN., INDEPENDENT (Educator Biscuit Co.). 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Central St.; John McCusker, Pres,, Ii5 Litchfield Ave., Dracut; James Baldwin, S.T., 55 Boynton St, JUSTODIANS, PUBLIC SCHOOL (See Building Service Employees No. 159) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MCHI!^, WORfCERS OF AMFJIICA, UNITED NO. 297 (IND) (General Electric Co.). 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 308, 10 Kearney Sq. Tel. U53-U662; Fred Dickey, Pres., 63 Hadley St.; Thomas P. Hodge, F.S., 126 Agawam St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 588. First Tues., Rm. 321, 10 Kearney Sq.; Alfred J. Lyko, R.S., i;8 W. Forest St.; Harvey Chandler, Bus. Mgr., 86 Fourth Ave. NO. 1015 (Mass. Electric Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, Rm. 321, 10 Kearney Sq. ; Charles Erwin, Pres., B. A., Emerson Rd. , Nabnassett; Helen Alconis, R.F.S., Ik Hampstead St. NO. Ili98 (B & M Railroad). 2nd Mon., Hour Varies, Home of Pres.; Donald R. Collins, Pres.,B.A., 18 St. Nicholas Ave., Chelmsford; Myron E. Knowles, F.S.T., 9 Brown St., No. Billerica. ENGINEERS, OPERATING (See Boston Local No. 8U9) FIRE FIGOTERS NO. 853. Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; John Kane, Pres., 50 Inland St.; Walter Rowe, S.T., 58 Ruth St, FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. Ih (Nashua Corp.). On Call; Martin T. Fleming, Pres., S.T., 91 Agawam St. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 8U7 (B & M Railroad). First Wed., ,7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Club, Ui;7 Central St.; Arthur J. Hebert, S.T., 7 Starlight Ave., Chelmsford; Frank ^. Hagan, B.A., 63 Sagamore Ave., Chelsea GARMENT WORKERb," LADIES NO. 281. 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 312, 10 Kearney Sq. , Tel, Gl 2-0611; Florence Charest, S,T., 95 Draper St.; Thomas P. Ahearn, Dist. Mgr., 20 Clifford St. 98 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LOWELL - Cont'd . GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12008 (Dist $0, U.M.W.) (IND) (Lowell Gas Co.). 2nd and Uth Fri., Marine Club, 36O Flstcher St. 5 Francis Goughlin, Pres., 238 Liberty St. 5 Nickolas S. Cincevich, F.S.T., 75 Dunstable Rd., No, Chelmsford. HOSIERY WORKF-RS NO, 105 (William T. Tonner, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq,; Natalie Ra-nalho, Pres., I96 Merrimack St.; Catherine Livermore, R.S.T., 25U Adams St. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) LATHKRS NO. 2li6. First Fri., Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; Paul Bergeron, F.S.T., 118 Lafayette St.; Herve Chaput, B.A., Willowdale Ave., Tyngsboro. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AW NOVELTY WORKERS NO. l65 (Wakefield Industries, Inc.). First Mon. and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 321, 10 Kearney Sq. Tel. Gl 2-726I; Peter Camire, Pres., 1107 Middlesex St.; Doris Vieira, F.S.T. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2$. First Mon., Marine Club, 36O Fletcher St.; John H. Talty, Rres. , 3U Martin Terrace, Dracut; George A. iiyaii, I-..S., 52 So. Uliipple St. LITHCXtRAPHEHS AND PHOTOFHGRAVERS INT'L. UNION NO. 89-L (Offset Printing, Inc.). 3rd Mon., 6.3O P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Plain St.; Joseph LeCam, Pres.. 37 Dun- shire Dr., No. Chelmsford; Nicholas P. Capuano, R.S., 33 Mission Rd., Ho. Chelirisfor E. Duncanson, F..S. , I6U Parker St, MOLDERS AND FOUNDRY WORKERS NO. 85 (Iron and Brass). 3rd Fri., Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; Harold McGrath, Pres.. U3 Ware St.; Frank R. Salome, R.S.T., 188 Cr-wfcrd St. MOVING PIGTURJ-: MACHINE OHlRATORS NO. 5I46. Last Tues., 9 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Manuel J. Espinola, Pres., 28 Corbett St.; Sidney E. LeBow, S.T.,R.A., 11 BelKont St. MUSIQANS NO. 83. 3rd Sun., ( Jan., Mar ., May, Sept., Nov.), Painters Hall, 32 Jackson St.; Warren A. Hookway, Pres., Pinewood Ave,, Biilerica; Richard J, Campbell, R.S.T.,B.A., II92 Middlesex St. PAINTERS NO. 39. First and 3rd Tues., at Bus, Off., 32 Jackson St., Tel, U53-29U1; James Mavrogianis, R.S., 33k Nesmith St,; Alfred Clegg, B,A,, 23 Sawyer Ave,, Dracut. PIPEFITTERS (See Steamfitters and Pipefitters No. 1^99) PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS, OPERATIVE NO. kS. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., 32 Jackson St.; John A. Souza, S.T. , 809 Lawrence St.; Ernest M. Crispo, B.A, (Plasterers), Hopkins St., Wilmington; Augustine G. Ramos, B,A. (Cement Finishers), 15 Pollard St. PLUMBERS NO. I4OO. l^th Fri,, Fairburn Bldg., 10 Keaine:, ^c,.; Peter A. Markhiaii^, F.S.T. , 26 Lura St.; Albert Chandler, B.A,, I70 Methuen St. POST OFFICE. AND GENERAL SERVICF.S MlAINTENAN GE. EMP. NO, 36I (IND). On Call, Quarterly, 5 P.M., at Post Office; Samuel Marsden, Pres., Passaconway Dr., Dracut; George T. Cassidy, S.T., 30 Beacon St.. Dracut, POSTAL CLP;RKS, UNITED FED. NO, 31, 3rd Sun,, 7.30'p.M., Marine Club, 36O Fletcher St.; Victor Alberts, Pres., llU LaPlune Ave.; John T, Weldon, Treas,, 53 Warwick St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. II6 (IND). On Call, Post Office, 50 Kearney Sq.; Raymond C. Carroll, Pres., 37 Vamum St.; Matthew C. Ward, Treas., 157 Dartmouth St. PRINTING FRESSMEl^ NO. 109. First Sun., I.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; James F. Adie, Pres., 79 Springdale Rd., Dracut; William J. Finnegan, S.T., 27 State St. PRIOTING PRESSIffiN NO. 66U (Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union) (Courier Citizen Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Fairburn Bldg,, 10 Kearney Sq.; Roger P. Jarek, Pres., 255 Liberty St.; Vincent J, Greeley, S,T,, 91 Belle- vue St. 99 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LOWELL - Cont'd . PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 772 (Interstate Container Corp.). On Call, Cafeteria at Plant, Industrial Park; Ray R. Smith, R.S., lU6 Woburn St.; Frank J. DiSano and David Grogan, Int'l. Reps. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS, ORDER OF NO. Ul (B & M). On Call; N. E. Cyr, Gen. Ch., 565 Wilder St.; S. R. Stillings, S.T., No, Berwick, Maine; Bus. Off., Rm. Ul3, 219 Central St., Tel. U53-6191. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 233 (B & M Spindle City Lodge). Uth Mon. , 7.1l5 P.M., Veritas Hall, I3I Branch St.; Gardner R, Spaulding, Pres., 115 I^Ton St., Dracut; Alfred W. Timmins, S.T., 12 Fernald St. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. U62 (B & M). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., C.L.C, Hall, 10 E. Merrimack St.; Alfred H. Durgin, Pres., 12 Juniper St.; Frederick B. Russell, R.S.T., 233 Totman St. RETAIL STORE EMPLOYEES UNION NO. 372. 2nd Tues., Y.M.C.A., Nashua, New Hamp- shire; Austin Tierney, Pres., R.F.D. k> Manchester, New Hampshire; Joseph C. Mello, Jr., S.T.,B.A., 12 Bachelder St.; Bus. Off,, Rm. U25, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. lj58-0222. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 218 (Casual Footwear, Inc.). First Tues., U.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., 97 Central St., Tel. 1453-1709; Yvonne M. Coulter, R.F.S., r57 Lakeview Ave.; Henry DeCesare, B.A., 79 Main St., Merrimac. SHOEWORKERS AS3DCIATI0N, GOODWILL (IND) (Lowell Shoe Co., Inc.). First Tues., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; William H. Hall, Pres.,B.A., 1C6 Stevens St,; Alice Georges, R.S.T., 22 Lawton St. STEAMFITTERS AND PIPEFITTERS NO. k99. Last Wed., 10 Kearney Sq.; Robert 0. Straub, R.S., 9U Vamum Ave.; Everett Harris, B.A., 51 Hampstead St. STEREOTYPERS NO. 75. 2nd Sun. (Jan. , Apr. , July, Oct.), C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; William J. Hybsch, Pres., 7U2 Page St., Manchester, New Hampshire; Paul F. Stowell, R.S.T., Economou Ave., Pelham, New Hampshire. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) TEAQIERS, LOWELL FED. OF NO. U95. On Call; Harry Petros, Pres., 20 Hawthorne St.; Helen Luz, Treas.,B.A., 1120 Gorham St, TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSElffiN AND HELPERS NO. k9 (IND). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 217, 10 Kearney Sq., Tel. U53-0587; Robert J. Taylor, Pres. ,B.A., 16 Osgood Ave.; Chester J. Russell, S.T., 67 Whitney Ave, TELEGRAfflERS, RAILROAD (See Railroad Telegraphers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Patricia Sullivan, Rep., l5l Lawrence St* TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 9 (IND) (N.E. Tel. k Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Plain St,; Edward M. Driscoll, Pres., 38 Harrison St.; James Gallery, R.S., h Skyview Dr., Chelmsford. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 17 (W.H. Bagshaw Co., Inc.). 3rd Fri., 8.15 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq,; Leo J. Andreoli, Pres., B. A., 15 Honora Ave,, Dracut; Arraand Denault, R.S.T., 223 Christian St, TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5l (Southwell Combing Co.). 2nd Sun., at Bus. Off,, Rm. 320, 10 Kearney Sq. , Tel. Ij52-726l; Thomas T. Fitzpatrick, Pres., 35 Ash St,; James F. Hand, S.T.,B.A., l62 Brigham Ave., Dracut, TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 6OO, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273; Alton M, Hodgman, Int'l. Rep.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. NO. 783 (Northern Textiles, Inc.). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Shoe Workers Hall, 97 Central St.; Gerard Thellen, Pres,, 9 Shedd St,; Jean Rioux, S.T., 560 Suffolk St, NO. 1013 (Riggs & Lombard, Inc.). First Wed,, 7 P.M., Shoe Workers Hall, 97 Central St.; Sydney G. Abbot, Pres., Keyes Pond Rd. , Westford; Paul Johnson, S.T., 20U Fayette St. NO. 1183 (Lowell Shuttle Co.). 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off.; Thomas Quinlan, Pres., kh Royal St,; Joseph Dawber, R.F.S., Shedd Rd. , No. Billerica, 100 ; , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LOWELL - Ctoncl'd . THEATRICAL STAGE EMPDOTEES NO. 36. First Sun., 10.15 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq.; Anthony Alves, Pres.,B,A., I63 Crosby St.; Sidney E. LeBow, S.T. , 11 Belmont St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPL0YI:ES NO. 5U6 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 310. 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 10 Kearney Sq. Malcolm E. Connors, Pres., 8? Lowell St., Reading; Raymond F. Messier, S.T., 33 Durant St, LUDLOW TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 652 (Ludlow Textile Products Co.). First Sun., 1 P.M., Ludlow Travel Agency, East St.; Mary S. Vaz, Pres., B. A., 307 Howard St.; Bertha Cieplik, R.S., 20 Western St., Indian Orchard; Bus. Off., U66| Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. LYNN BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS, AMERICAN NO. 172 (Cushman Bakery). Quarterly, Sgt. Gautreau Post, Fayette St.; Claude H. Purdy, Pres., 189 Burrill St., Swampscott; William E. Foley, S.T., 3i|8 Lowell St., Lynnfield. BAKERY AND CONFECTICNERY WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AJ^RICA (IND) (See Boston Local No. 20) BAKERy AND CONFECTIONERI WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. I83 (IND) (Hebrew Bakeries). 2nd Fri,, 1 P.M., Community Center Hall, 65 Nahant Ave. , Revere; Gary Levin, Pres, ,B.A., 50 Sumner St., Revere; Lawrence Katz, F.S., 22 Arlington Ave., Revere. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 3U7. 2nd Wed., G.A.R. Hall, 58 Andrew St.; Theodore Cooper, Pres., 66 Essex St.; Dennis F. Blackjohn, S.T.,B.A. , 6 Central Ave, BRICKLAYF.RS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 12. 2nd and Uth Tues., Hibernian Hall, 105 Federal St., W. Lynn; William B. Calnan, Pres., 10 Southside Ave,; William A. Cashman, B.A., ii51 Eastern Ave. BUILDING UBORERS NO, 290. First Wed., at Bus, Off., I9I No, Common St,, Tel. Ly 2-3917; Peter J. Donlon, F.S.T., 12 Flint St.; Jeremiah Calnan, B.A., 235 Linwood St, CARPENTERS NO. $3$, First and 3rd Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off,, 2nd Fl,, 191 No, Common St., Tel. 595-05 3U; Gerald C, Rob bins, Treas,, 99 Range Ave.; Harry Ohlson, B.A., 820 Boston St, CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. I6 (Tailors) (See Worcester) aOTHING WORKERS, AJWLGAMATED NO. 273 (Branch of Boston Local) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHII^IE WORKERS, INT'L.: NO. 201 (General Electric Co., Lynn and Everett). 3rd Mon., 9 A.M. and 8 P.M., at Bus, Off., 2U8 So. Common St., Tel, Ly 8-276O; Edward M. McMahon, Pres,, 16 Hathaway St,; Hugh A. McManus, Jr., F.S.,B.A., 55 School St, NO, 208 (Oxford-Hopkins Stay Co,). First Mon., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St.; Arthur Smallis, Pres., 17 Rockland St.; John Nocella, B.A., 15 Herbert St. NO. 215 (Champion Lamp Woiics). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 137 Broad St., Tel. 592-6itli9; Sam Vitali, Pres., 8 Windsor Ave.; Grace Stanwood, R.S. 21 Shepard St, NO, 257 (Amalgamated). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off,, 122 Union St., Tel. 598-141^22; John E. Grieves, F,S,T., U7 Estes St,; John A, Nocella, B.A., 15 Herbert St, ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO, 201 (IND). On Call, at Bus, Off., 27 Spencer St., W. Lynn, Tel, 598-U337; Charles E. Riley, Jr., Pres., 200 North St., Danvers; William B. Cuddy, F.S,, 8 Waverly St., Everett. 101 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LYNN - Cont'd . ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 216 (IND) (Thomson Electric Welder Co.). Last Tues. , 7.30 P.M., U.E. Hall, 819 Western Ave.; Thadde J. Girard, Pres., 20 Pingree St., Salem; James G. Price, F.S., k92 Chatham St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS (See Boston Local No. 103) ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 739. 2nd Men., V.F.W. Hall, Lawton Ave.; James W. Welsh, Pres., 116 Marianna St.; Henry P. Baron, S.T., 16 Pond St, FOOD STORE EMPLOYEES, MASSACHUSETTS INDEPENDENT (A & P Tea Co., Lynn Dist.). First Tues., 8.30 P.M., Charter House Motel, Lynnway; Fred W. Penza, Pres., 79 Purdon Ave.; Thomas Cacciola, S.T., 25 Wedgemere Rd,, Beverly. FUR AND LEATHER WORKERS (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amal. No. 20-L) GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 397. First Mon., 6 P.M., Hotel Edison, 1 Bank Sq.; Oma Bowley, Sec, 13 Robert Rd. , Danvers; Elliot Klitzman, B.A., 327 West St., Hyde Park; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Eim:.OYEES AND BARTENDERS (See Local No. 290 in Salem) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 68. Quarterly, On Call; Robert F. Powers, Pres., 32 Trask St., Gloucester; Donald C. Harrold, Treas., 15 Morrill PI. LAST MAKERS (See Shoe Workers of America, United No. 28) LATHERS NO. 99. First Fri., at Bus. Off., 191 No. Common St., Tel. Ly 3-9293; Arthur E. Sylvester, F.S., 26 Range Heights Circle; William Munroe, B.A., 96 Margin St., Salem. LEATHER WORKFUS, FUR AND (See Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Amal. No. 20-L) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 7. 2nd Wed., Teamsters Hall, 96 Ford St.; Thomas J. McGuire, Pres., 1 Williams Ave.; Arnold M. Bomstein, R.S., 13 Longwood Ave., So. Peabody, MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMALGAMATED NO. 20-L (Fur and Leather Dept.). First and 3rd Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 306, 56 Central Ave., Tel, 595-1790; John E. Meaney, Pres., 187 Beacon Hill Ave.; Frances M. Degnan, R.S.T., 18 Orchard St. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. lU83i4 (Dist 50) (IND) (Mass. Window Cleaning & Utilities Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 157 So. Common St.; Harold L, Hilton, Pres., 12 Riverside Ct., Saugus; Veronica D. Avery, S.T., 1025 Humphrey St., Swampscott; Bus. Off., 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 2U5. 2nd Sun., 9.30 A.M., 122 Union St.; Jack Kanosky, Pres.,B.A. , I7 Surfside Rd. ; Frank D. Halleran, F.S., 30 Chestnut St, MUSICTANS NO. 126. Uth Mon. (Jan., Sept., Dec. ), Uth Sun. (Nov.), Oxford Club, Washington Sq. ; William S. Grondin, Pres. ,B.A., 7 Granite St., Salem; Chester E. Wheeler, S.T., I3 Braman St., Danvers. NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN NO. 55. On Call, h P.M., 38 Exchange St.; Frederick Goddard, Pres., 18 Ome St., Marblehead; Louis D. Wilkinson, S.T., 9 Warren St. , Peabody. NORTH SHORE TECHNICAL GUILD (See Technical Engineers No, lJ|2) PAINTERS (North Shore) (See Salem Local No. I898) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 118 (Hoague Sprague Corp,). 3rd Sun., Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 5l5 Washington St.; Frederick A, Moore, Pres., l50 Walnut St.; Edward M, Moore, Int'l, Rep., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. PLAOT PRCTTECTION EMPLOYEES, INDEPP:NDENT UNION OF NO. 2 (General Electric Co., River Works and Everett). On Call (Mar. and Dec), St. Michael's Hall, Elmwood Ave., W. Lynn; James F. Sheehan, Pres.,B.A., 2l5 Central St., Saugusj Henry E. Sheridan, S.T., 8 Hancock Pk., Everett. PLUMBERS NO. 77. 2nd and Uth Mon., Bldg. Trades Hall, 191 No. Common St.; Eric M. Anderson, F.S.T., 3I Richardson Rd.; Kenneth Maitland, B.A., 21 Rowland St., Marblehead. 102 ; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS LYNN - Concl'd . POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. OF NO. 2U6l. 2nd Thurs. (Sept. and June), 8.30 P.M., Post Office, Willow St.; David A. Casey, Pres.; James W. Rooney, Treas., 599 Western Ave. RETAIL EMPLOTRES UNION NO. 11|35. Uth Hon., at Bus. Off., 122 Union St., Tel. Ly 3-5U31; Donald Harvey, R.S.,B.A., 22 Glenwood Rd. ; Peter C. Paicos, F.S., B.A., 2li Lendell Rd. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA. UNITED NO. 2. First Thurs., at Bus. Off., 5l5 Washing- ton St., Tel. 595-0039; William J. Mackesy, R.S.T., i;3 Kernwood Dr.; Henry Oak and Nicholas Pappas, B.A's. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 28 (Last Makers). First and 3rd Wed., 5l5 Washington St.; Henry P. McCarthy, Pres., 26 Bridge St., Saugus; Harry E. Curris, S.T., 8 Johnson Ave., Peabody. STATE, CITY Al\ID TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 600 (IND) (City Employees). First Tues., Shoe Wkrs. Hall, 5l5 Washington St.; James E, Sullivan, Pres., 96 Myrtle St.; Charles M. Smith, Treas., 330 Walnut St. STATE, CCUNTY AND MUNICIPAL FllPLOYEES NO. 193 (City Employees). First Mon., Retail Clerks Hall, 122 Union St.; Thomas W. Dobbins, Pres., 69 Mall St.j Arthur J. Vachon, S.T., 12 Farrar St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1736 (School Dept. Emp.). 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., Ingalls School, 1 Collins Terrace, Tel. 592-li;60; John L. Lynch, Jr., Pres., -15 Pennybrook Rd.; Ann Marie Misiura, R.S., 8 Vamum Ct. STEAMFITTERS NO. 277. First and 3rd Mon., Hour Varies, I.O.O.F. Hall, 191 No. Common St.; Francis Hart, Pres., li; Jeffrey St., Peabody; Andrew Cheever, B.A., 372 Essex St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) TEACHERS UNION, LYNN NO. 1037. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 2nd Fl., 2U3 Western Ave., Tel. Ly 9-25UIi; Donald White, Pres., 9 Ames St.; Mary G. McNeil, F.S.T., 16 Riverbank Rd., Salem. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO. U2 (ETO). 2nd Sun., 10.30 A.M., at Bus. Off., 96 Ford St., Tel. Ly 8-236O; James P. O'Brien, Pres., B.A., 30 Glendale Ave., So. Peabody; Richard H. Hunt, F.S.T.,B.A. , 6I Verdmont Ave. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. Iii2 (North Shore Technical Guild) (General Electric Co., Lynn and Everett). 2nd Mon., 5.U5 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7U9 Summer St., Tel. 598-9898; Frank W. Simpson, Pres., 87 Farrell Rd.; Langley M. Hall, C.S., 32 N. Mast St., Goffstown, New Hampshire. TECHNICAL ENGIIffiERS, AMERICAN FED. NO. lU9 (General Electric Co., River Works and Everett). Quarterly, First Mon., 7.3O P.M., at Bus. Off., llU Baxiad St., Tel. 592-513U; Joseph F. Swain, Pres., 30 Myrtle St., Saugus; John Banusiewicz, C.S. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Lorraine Gemiglia, Rep., h Fal- mouth St., Saugus. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERLCA NO. 1296 (Vernon Plastics Corp.). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., D.A.V. Hallj Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. Rep.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. Bus. Off,, Rm. 600, hn Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. THFJiTRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 73. 3rd Sat., Home of S.T. ; James A. Scanlan, Pres., 2U Graves Ave.; Harold E. Hunt, S.T., 11 Severance St. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 120. First Fri., at Bus. Off., Rm. 8, 56 Central Ave.; James T. Donahue, Pres., 7 Crestview Rd. j Ernest D. Cann, S.T., 239 Linwood St, UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. hh^. First Thurs., Volunteer Yacht Club, 68 Lynnway; Holman C. Stanchfield, Pres., U67 Eastern Ave.; Russell F. Dunn, S.T., 22 Union Ct. 103 , , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M A L D E N CEMETERY AND GREENHOUSE LABORERS NO. 1285 (See Boston) DIRRCTLI AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 20567 (Candy Makers) (E.P. Levris Candy, Inc.). First Sat., 1 P.M., 66 Florence St.; Philip Ragucci, Pres., 8 Lexington St., Charlestown; Salvatore Vona, F.S., 8 Cherry Ave., Stoneham. NO. 225U7 (Richards Corp.). First V/ed., 7 P.M., Where Called; Frank Forsythe, Pres., 80 Coleman St. j John Gamby, R.S., 13 Russell Ct. NO. 22763 (Rubber Wkrs.) (Converse Rubber Co.). 2nd Tues. , at Bus. Off., 306 Medford St., Tel. 322-7376; Duncan McKenzie, Pres.; George Mansour, F.S., B.A. NO. 2U875 (Glover Coating Co.). 2nd Wed., Home of Pres.; Walter Tucker, Pres., 2k Ward St., Wobum; Salvatore Rosati, R.S. EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, lOT'L. NO. 231. Quarterly, 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rra. 120, 33 Dartmouth St., Tel. 322-7850; William O'Connell, Pres., 112 School St., Belmont; Catherine DiGeorge, F.S., 17 Harvey St., Everett. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 1026 (Meter Workers) (Mass. Electric Co.). 2nd Mon., 75 Florence St.; Robert E. Barnes, R.S., li|, Arlington St., Melrose; George P. Hassett, Jr., B.A. , 37 Royal Ave., Cambridge. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 902, First Thurs., Linden Community Hall, 139 Oliver St.; James H. Saunders, Pres.; William F. Lailer, S.T., l5l Columbia St. GARI1ENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 291. 2nd Tues., 6 P.M., Ho-Que Restaurant, l62 Pleasant St.; Mildred Schofield, Sec, 3U Page St.; Sidney Bronstein, B.A. 1388 Walnut St., Newton Highlands; Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. GAS WORKERS NO. 12007 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND). 2nd Thurs., American Legion Hall, 368 Pleasant St.; William Butler, Pres., 68 Thomas St., Medford; Freeman F. Ray, F.S.T., 53 Rockland Ave. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. llUl (See Transit Union, Amalgamated in Revere) PAINTERS NO. 3ii6. 2nd Mon., Jewish War Vets Hall, Upham and Franklin Sts.; Cecil Nunally, Pres., 5 Ames St., Wakefield; Joseph Noonan, R.S., 55 Chestnut St., No. Reading. PAINTERS NO. Iil77 (Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Wkrs.) (Devoe & Raynolds Co.). First Tues., American Legion Hall, 368 Pleasant St.; Frank DiTesso, Pres., 161 Winn St., Wobum; Agnes M. O'Donnell, R.S., 66 Judson St. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union) PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 633 (Maiden Printing Specialties) (Tin Div.) (Continental Can Co., Inc. Plant #57). On Call, Monthly, 1 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, kh2 Main St.; Joseph Andreatta, Pres., I38 Central Ave., Everett; Bertram Kohl, B.A., 29ii Washington St., Boston; Bus. Off., 650 Eastern Ave. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WOHKERS NO. 715 (Packard Paper Box Co.). On Call, A.O.H. Hall, Charles St.; Francis Daley, R.S., 66 Grady Ct., E. Boston; Frank J. DiSano and David R. Grogan, Int'l. Reps. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 588 (New Can Co.). On Call, i;.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St.; Thomas J. Leone, Bus. Dir., 12 St. Jean Ave., Leominster; John Fiandaca, B.A. , 36 Johnson St., Leominster; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq., Leominster, Tel. Ke i|.-653U. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPIDYEES NO. 1233 C^ity Employees). 3rd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, 10 Union St.; Irving Q. Waldorf, R.S.; Doraenic Sica, Jr., Treas., 7U0 Salem St. TEACHERS UNION, MAIDEN NO. 1107. On Call, 3 P.M., Maiden High School; Mary E. Howard, Pres., 200 Mountain Ave.; Julia M. Canty, F.S., I6 Lincoln Rd. Brookline. lou LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M A L D E N - Concl'd . TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Doris Tosi, Rep., 7 Harrison St., Somerville. MANCHESTER CARPENTERS NO. 92U. 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., Red Men's Hall, Brook St.; Robert C. Fosberry, S.T,, 1^2 Simmer St.; Joseph McComiskey, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly; Bus, Off., Rm. 18, I76 Essex St., Salem, Tel. 7UU-3395. LETTER CARREERS NO. I362. On Call; Keith A. O'Brien, Pres.; Harry P. Samolchuk, Jr., S.T., 32 Lincoln St. MANSFIELD CANDY BRANOI OF LOCAL NO. 25l (See Bakery and Confectionery Wkrs. of Worcester) MANSHELD BLEACHERY EMPLOYEES UNION (IND). 2nd Tues. , 7.30 P.M., Gloria Columbo HsuLl, Pratt St.; John Richards, Pres., Sand St., Foxboro; John J. Rotella, F.S.T., 38 Pleasant St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 929. On Call; Frederick H. Olney, Pres., 38 Green St., Foxboro; Donald Tucker, Jr., S.T. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO, 2851 (John L. Clemmey Co.). 2nd Thurs,, Acoreana Band Club, 220 Broadway, Fall River; Edward Medeiros, Pres,, Uh6 Wilson Rd. , Fall River; Everett Rodrigues, R,S,, 82 Huard St., Fall River. NO. 3638 (Bay State Tap & Die Co.). On Call, Monthly, Gloria Columbo Hall, Pratt St.; James F, Schromm, Jr., Pres., U^a Division St., No. Attleboro; Russell Pierce, F.S,, 11 Henry St, NO, 3825 (Bliss & Laughlin, Inc,). On Call, Monthly, k.l$ P.M., Gloria Columbo Hall, Pratt St.; Roland Grover, Pres., 18 Clinton St.; Percy Houghton, R.S., i^O Draper Ave. MARBLEHEAD CARPENTERS NO. 962. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Evans Bldg., Pleasant St.; John J. Patton, R.S., k9 Atlantic AVe. ; Joseph McComisky, B.A., 176 Essex St., Salem. MARION POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 2557. On Call; Carl C. Briggs, Pres.; Francis J. Francotte, S.T,, Mill St, MARLBOROUGH CARPENTERS NO, 988. 2nd and l;th Tues., 7a Mechanic St.; Francis DiMuzio, R.S., 153 Hildreth St,; Joseph Kinnarney, B.A,, East St., Hopkinton. GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 12029 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (See Worcester) LETTER CARREERS NO. 6. Quarterly, On Call; Robert McGrath, Pres., 85; Washington St.; Raymond A, Paul, S,T., 320 Mechanic St, MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION, MARLBORO NO. 2h6. 2nd Mon., 7.3O P.M., Co-op Bldg., 60a Mechanic St.; George Dupont, Pres., 8 Pierce St., Hudson; Nicholas DiBuono, S.T.,B.A,, I9 Water St, PAINTERS NO. 56l. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St.; Roy E. Gould, Pres., 30 Rice St.; William D. Scott, R.S., 95 Dudley St. 105 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS MARLBOROUGH - Concl'd . PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS (See Framingham) SHOEWORKERS ASSOCIATES, INC. (IND) (Diamond Shoe Corp.). 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., 277 Main St., Tel. U85-1610; William Butler, Pres., 37 Gibbon St.; Francis Brigham, F.S.T., 91 Florence St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 58 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., >hnicipal Garage, Neil St.; Joseph Martin, Ch. , 25 Witherbee St.; Daniel J. Kenney, R.S., 57 Brigham St. STEELWORKERS OF MERICA, UNITED NO. 372U (Koehler Mfg. Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St.; John F. Donovan, Pres., 6 Mountain Ave.; Rita Boudreau, R.S., 9 Belmont St. TELEFHOI^ TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Theresa Balthazar, Rep., l6U Lincoln St, TYPOGRAffllCAL NO. 28l (Marlboro-Hudson). First Wed., Home of S.T.; Charles A. Robert, S.T., 52 Pleasant St.; Joseph McKinnon, B.A., Ripley Ave. M A Y N A R D CHEMICAL WORKERS INT'L. NO. 32U (See Acton) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1926. First Tues., J4.3O P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office, lUl Main St.; Taisto Kallio, Pres., U Chandler St.; Henry T. Hanson, R.S.,B.A., 3 Second St, MACHINISTS NO. 2199 (Bradley Sun Div., American Can Co.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 1, UO Nason St., Tel, Tw 7-8981; Raymond F. Dumas, Pres., 33 Old Marlboro Rd. ; Robert J. Connington, S.T. , Hudson Rd., Stow. POSTAL CIERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U56. On Call, Post Office, lUl Main St.; Paul Kozak, Pres., 1 Windmill Dr.; Norman Grotty, Sec, 11 Sherman St. PRINTING ffiESSMEN NO. 528 (See Framingham) MEDFIELD BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS NO. 958 (Atlantic Brick & Tile Co.). First Mon., 3.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Pleasant St,; George Hinkley, Pres., Elm St.; Linwood Mathewson, R.S.T., Rock Meadow Rd., Uxbridge. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 119. First Thurs., V.F.W. Hall; John Pilla, Pres., 81 Main St., Milford; Louis Peso, S.T., 325 Bishop St., Framingham; Bus. Off., Rm. 10, 55U Main St., Worcester, Tel, Sw 9-S$h$. STATE, COUNTY t^m MUNICIPAL fl^lPLOYEES NO. 1190 (State Hospital Emp.). Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., 2nd Fl. Conference Rm., Clark Bldg., at Hospital; Manuel Goes, Pres., 379 Orchard St., Millis; Marie Kiamer, F.S., West Mill St., Harding, M E D F R D BARNARD ASSOCIATES (IND) (F.J. Barnard & Co., Inc.). On Call; Jack Z. Mardigian, Pres., 789 Broadway, Everett; John S. Ahern, Counsel, 11 Riverside Ave, BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. U92 (City Employees). 3rd Tues., D.A.V. Hall, 52 Swan St.; Roland Phillips, Pres., I96 Main St., Everett; Joseph Macaroni, R.S.,B.A., 201 Riverside Ave, ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. lOlU (General Electric Co., Appartus Service Shop). First Wed., D.A.V. Hall, Broadway, Somerville; Ignazio P. Aiello, Pres., 32li American Legion Hghwy. , P^evere; Peter Buonagurio, B.A., 253 Main St., Melrose. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1032. First Wed., 367 Salem St.; Francis R. Cronin, Pres., 22 West St.; Thomas M. Curtis, R.S., 23 Chardon Rd, 106 j LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M E D F R D - Concl'd . MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNrTED NO. 13978 (Dist $0) (IND) (Trailmobile, Inc.). 3rd Mon, , $ P.M., Circle Hall, Cross St., Somervillej Roy Boutilier, Pres., 82 Raymond Ave., Somerville; John DiNoto, F.S., U Oak Terrace, Somerville; Bus. Off., Rm. 702, 7 Water St., Boston, Tel. Ca 7-3686. PAINTERS NO. 1132. 2nd Tues., Colonial Hall, 3U Salem St.j Jackson H. Bennett, Pres.,Treas., 66 Irving St.; William E. Gillis, F.S., 9 Whitman Rd. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS NO. 899 (Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Moose Hall, 315 Highland Ave., Somerville; Lydia Jaynes, R.S., 2ia Russell St., Everett; Edward M. Moore, Int'l. Rep., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. 687 (Boston Printing Specialties and Paper Products) (See Boston) STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3361 (Northern Steel, Inc.). 3rd Tues., U.15 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, Charles St., Maiden; Waldron Ward, Pres., 30 Spring St., Reading; Paul Kennealy, F.S., 98 Woods Rd. MELROSE CARPENTERS NO. 76O. First Wed., 36 Williams St., Stoneham; W. J. Butts, Pres., UO Marlboro Rd. , Woburn; John E. Webber, R.F.S., IJ47 Green St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St, Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, 1509) M E T H U E N FOOD DISTRIBUTORS OF NEW ENGLAND, ASSOCIATED NO. I38 (IND) (A & P Tea Co.). 2nd Tues. (Feb., Apr., Oct., Dec), 8,l5 P.M., LaSalle Social Club, 395 Andover St.; Paul M. Meader, Pres., 68 North St., Georgetown; Thomas W. Waters, B.A. Bus. Off., 75 Washington St., Tel. 682-1312. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 122 (iND) (Highway Dept.). 2nd Tues., 7-30 P.M., Town Yard, Lindberg Ave.; Raymond J, Poulin, Pres., 79 Lowell St.; Lawrence P. Kovalcson, R.S., 9 Annis St, TEACHERS NO. 1332. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Where Called; Paul Const antineau, Pres., Pelham St.; Beatrice DiLavore, F.S., 2U Bates St. MIDDLEBOROUGH BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS NO. 783 (Albert Shoe Co.). l;th Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 30 Station St.; Jack Kulian, Pres., ii6 Pierce St.; Harold Gallerani, Sec, Court St., Plymouth. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICA, ALLIED NO. 839 (Maxim Motors Co.). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 6U So. Main St.; Gordon Haskell, Pres., 77 Oak St.; Norman S. Goodwin, R.S., 70 Forest St. LETTER CARREERS NO. SS\\' Quarterly, On Call, \\ H Clubhouse, Thompson St.; Robert N. Powell, Pres., Fuller St.; Donald F. Mello, Sec, 68 School St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 5U (Colonial Brass Co.). On Call, U.li5 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 30 Station St.; Edwin Torakiewicz, Pres., 71 School St.; Sid Chisholm, F.S.,B.A., Keith St. PLYMOUTH SHOE COMPANY BENEFIT ASSN. (IND). Uth Tues., h P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 30 Station St.; Herbert H. Dunham, Pres., 2 Stetson St., Lakeville; Harold L. Caswell, S.T., U5 Forest St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6OI (Dept. of Public Works Dist. 7). 3rd Tues., Where Called; Charles E. Cassidy, Pres., 893 Main St., W. Wareham; John Hesek, R.S loA'i K-incr.? HctViwv. . ."^^gamore. 107 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M I L F R D BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. lUi|. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., D.A.V. Hall, 86 Main St.; Joseph E. Oliver!, Pres., 57 Fruit St. Ext.; John P. McDonald, F.S.T.,B.A., 35 Anthony Rd., Franklin; Bus. Off., 193i Main St., Tels. U73-2UOO and 528-9087. CARPENTERS NO. 86?. First Mon., D.A.V. Hall, 86 Main St.; Ricco Ferrucci, Pres.; William D. Dillon, F.S.,B.A., 15 Highland St. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 257 (Rubberized Cloth) (Archer Rubber Co.). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Anthony Ramaskvdch, F.S.T., 52 Forest St.; Henry Brides, B.A., 325 No. Warren Ave., Brockton. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 52. First Wed., 11 A.M., American Legion Hall, School St.; Norraand E. Forget, Pres., West St., Millville; Anthony P. Rosati, R.S., 11 Naples St. HOLDERS AND ALLIFD WORKERS NO. U06 (Draper Corp., Hopedale). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Louis R. Polito, F.S., I6 So. Main St.; John J. Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. II78 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MUSICIANS NO. 319. 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Town Library; Ken Sawyer, S.T., 82 Parliament Dr., Franklin; Harold Falcone, B.A., k Maple St., Hopedale. PATTERN MAKERS. l;th Thurs., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Mill St., Hopedale; Harold McGonigle, Pres., 13 Hope St., Hopedale; Oscar Nelson, F.S.,B.A. , Box 292, Upton. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 312li. On Call, Quarterly, 7.30 P.M.; William J. O'Brien, Pres., Richmond Ave.; Henry J. Drugan, S.T., 76 West St. SHOE WORKF.RS ASSN. OF MILFORD (IND) (Bickford Shoe, Inc.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, $$ Exchange St.; Anthony Sannicandro, Pres., 51 Pearl St.; Rose lannitelli, R.S., 8 Hale Ave. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. U322 (Bettinger Corp.). 3rd Mon., li.lO P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, U5 Summer St.; Clinton E. Clark, Sr., Pres., 13 Orchard St.; Kenneth L, Glynn, B.A. , IU86 Dorchester Ave,, Dorchester, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Catherine Connolly, Rep., 133 W. Spruce St, TEXTILE WORKFJIS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1251 (Stylon Corp.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 55 Exchange St.; Donald Gordon, Pres., 12 Walker Ave.; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. II78 (Short Line, Inc.). First Tues., 7.16 P.M., Blackstone A.C.; Elliot Gleason, Pres., 1 So. High St.; Richard S. Gulec, R.S., Box 922, Woonsocket, Rhode Island. UTinTY WORKF.RS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. NO. 329 (IND) (Mass. Electric Co., Hopedale Area). 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., 55 Exchange St.; Michael J. Feen, Jr., Pres., 12 Crescent St., Whitinsville; Paul F. Lepore, Jr., R.S., 378 Pleasant St., Marlboro. MILLBURY LETTER CARRIERS NO. 28l5. On Call; Robert D. Young, Pres., 20 Rice Rd. ; John A. Ducharme, S.T., 21 Millbury Ave. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3li26 (N.E. High Carbon Wire Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Franco-American Club, Elm St.; Thomas N. Nadeau, R.S., 85 Main St.; Clifford Hague, Field Rep.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. 756-3577- TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AI'ffiRICA NO. 232 (Felijers Co.). 2nd Sun., Franco- American Hall, Elm St.; Albert Sampson, Pres., U7 Ferry St., Grafton; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel, 756-5719. 108 ; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS M I L L I S SHOE AND ALLIED CRAFTSMEN NO. h (IND) (Joseph M. Herman Shoe Co.). 3rd Wed., 12.30 P.M., at Plant, Union St.; John Gheringhelli, Pres.,B.A., I68 Hopedale St., Hopedale; Peter Leontie, S.T., 2U Cedar St., Hopkinton. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 796 (The Ruberoid Co.). Uth Sat., 6. 30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Medway; James J. Bliss, Pres., 882 Manville Rd., Woon- socket, Rhode Island; Acquine Rossi, B.A., 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Bus, Off., lOU Fairfield St., Worcester, Tel. 756-5719. MILTON FIRE FIGHTERS NO. III6. On Call, Fire House, 8l5 Blue Hill Ave.; Joseph C. Mullen, Pres., 79 Silver Brook Rd. ; Robert J. Berg, R.S., UO Pierce St, M N S N LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2100. On Call; Earl R. Cookman, Sec. MACHINISTS NO. 21ii5 (Quaboag Lodge) (C.F. Church Div. of American Radiator & Standard Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., Annex of Monson Social Club, Palmer Rd. Raymond Manley, Pres., Stafford Rd.; Alice Coolong, R.S., 3 Highland Ave. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 6U95. On Call; Konstanty Misiaszek, Pres., 8 Main St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 2k (Konson State Hospital). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Classroom "C", Simons Bldg., at Hospital; Charles H. Sheridan, Jr., Pres., 301 Main St.; Virginia M. Clark, F.S., 23 Church St., Thorndike. MONTAGUE LETTER CARRIERS NO. I61I1 (Turners Falls). On Call; James Dubreuil, Pres., 5l St., Turners Falls; Michael L. Mucha, R.S.T., 1 Davis St. MACHINISTS NO. I8O3 (Montague Machine Co.). First Tues., 7 P.M., St. Stanislaus Hall, 6 K St., Turners Falls; Charles Duncan, Pres., Leverett; Wayne D. Bugbee, R.S., Turnpike Rd. PAPERJIAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UlsIITED NO. 171 (Strathmore Paper Co.). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Third St., Turners Falls; Wilmont Leighton, Pres., Riverside; Bernard Kobera, F.S,, 6 Central St., Turners Falls. N A H A N T FIRE FIGHTERS NO. l506. 3rd Tues., 7 P.M., Fire Station, Flash Rd.; William Cook, Pres., 12 Pearl Rd,; Arthur Monteith, S.T., 5l Spring Rd. N A N T U C K E T LETTER CARRIERS NO, I66I. On Call; Alan MacVicar, Pres.; Anthony R. Sylvia, S.T., 5 Spring St. TJTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 362 (Nantucket Gas & Electric Co.). First Wed., 7 P.M., Stockroom at Gas & Elec. Co.; Robert J. Harks, Pres., Surf- side; John G. Topham, S.T., Box 331. 109 LOCAL UBOR UNIONS N A T I C K AUTOMOBILE WORKERS, UNITED NO. 901 (U.A.W.) (Ford Motor Co., Boston Parts Depot). 3rd Tues., k P.M., Cafeteria at Depot, Rte 9 and Speen St.j Walter F. Parker, Pres., 9 Edgemere Ave,, Whitinsvillej Robert McDonald, F.S.T., l5 Washington Ave, CARPENTERS NO. 81i7. First Tues., Italian Center, Washington Ave,; Frederick A. McDonough, Jr., Pres., 197 Maplewood St., Watertown; Edward Gallagher, B.A.j Bus. Off., 251 Washington St., Newton, Tel, 527-14207. GOVERNMEIW EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1993 (U.S, Army Quartermaster Research & Engineering Command). On Call, 12 Noon, Natick Lab.; Joseph Guiod, Jr., Pres,, 95 Willard Circle, Westwoodj Robert G. Spriggs, Treas,, l68 Hartford St., Fraraingham. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 3U (tND)(U.S. Army Quartermaster Research & Engineering Command). On Call, Monthly, On Post; William Gittleson, Pres., hh3 Concord St., Fraraingham; Frank Allen, Treas. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 362. Bi-monthly, On Call, 9 P.M.} James Jones, Pres., Ih Plain St.; Theodore J. Krzyzak, S,T., 10 Stratford Rd. WAT CUTTERS, BUTCHERS, FOOD STORE, SEAFOOD AND ALLIED WKRS., AMAL. DISTKLCT UNION NO. 2. Quarterly, On Call; Joseph A, Sullivan, Pres., Bus. Mgr,, 128 Minot St., Dorchester; Herbert A. Lee, Mark A, Largey, Jr. and James F, Morrissey, B.A's; Bus. Off., 1 So. Main St., Tel. 653-2U71. PAINTERS NO. 9l6. First Thurs., Italian Center, Washington Ave.; Gordon Whalen, Pres., 22 Waban St.; Ronald H. Wood, R.S.,B.A., 7U E, Plain St,, Cochituate. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERtiTORKERS, UNHED NO. 5l6 (Hesek Local) (Robert Gair Paper Products Div., Continental Can Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Sub Alpino Club; Irving Waeger, R.S., U2 Mechanic St,, Holliston; Warren Chaulk, B.A., 82 Huggins Rd., Fraraingham. N E E D H A M CARPENTERS NO. 693. 3rd Tues,, Sherwood Hall, Avery St,, Needham Heights; Charles L, Robbins, R.S.T., 1097 Greendale Ave,; Edward Gallagher, B.A., 251 Washington St., Newton. MACHINISTS NO. 1050 (Araerican Can Co.), 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., Hotel 128, Dedham; Joseph D. Courtney, Treas,, Tower Rd., Lincoln; David 'McSweeney, B.A. , 98 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton. NEW BEDFORD AUTOMOHTLE, AEROSPACE AW AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. (U.A.W. ): NO. 168 (Revere Copper & Brass, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, I68O Acushnet Ave.; John V. Szeliga, Pres., B. A., 316 Davis St.; William P. Paquin, F.S., 336 Central Ave.; Bus, Off,, k3 William St,, Tel, 993-1107, NO. 38U (Continental Screw Co.). Uth Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus, Off,, 227 Ashley Blvd., Tel. 996-2736; Fred Vieira, Jr., Pres,, 71 Jerusalem Rd,, Fairhaven; Gerard V,R, Dumoulin, F.S., luL Grandview Ave., Fairhaven. NO. 899. 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus, Off., 1799 Acushnet Ave., Tel. 995-6166; Hariy R. Dunham, Pres., 119 South St.; Walter Rebello, F.S.T., 33 Oak St., Fairhaven. NO. 1113 (New Bedford Defense Products Co.), 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Red Men's Hall, Ul8 Sumner St.; James E, Hampston, Pres., 68 Stetson St., Fall River; Roland Ouellette, F.S.T., 32 Tallman St.; Bus, Off,, 1823 Acushnet Ave., Tel. 995-5818. AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS, V/ORKMEN AND HELPERS ASSN. OF SOUTHEASTERN MASS., INC. (IND). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Henry Pennington, Pres., 81 County Rd., W. Wareham; Robert Kelsey, F.S.T., Lake- ville, 110 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD - Cont'd . BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO, UU?. 3rd Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Terminal Barber Shop, 9h9 Purcliase St.; Lucien Provencher, Pres. , 56 Warren St.; Alfred Alfonse, F.S.T.jB.A., 56 Ashley St. BARTENDERS NO. 100. First Sun., 11 A.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 38U Acushnet Ave., Tel. 993-8hii8; Euclide Aguiar, Jr., Pres., 717 Brock Ave,; John J, Gillespie, F.S.T.,B,A., UOU Park St. BRI Sheridan St., So, Dartmouth; Mario P. Souza, Bus. Mgr. , 59 Scott St, NO. 175U (Aerovox Corp.). 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., Bristol Dog Training Club, cor. Cottage & Durfee Sts.; John Clark, Treas., 308 Chancery St,; Norman Goddu, B.A., 137 Richmond St, ENGINEERS, OIERATING NO, kH, 3rd Wed., 7.30 P,M,, Mickiewicz Hall, 2031 Pur- chase St,; Paul Wexler, Pres,, B. A., 1^ Nye Ave., Acushnet; Alphonse L, Bourbeau, F.S., li2 Wilbur Ave,, No, Dartmouth, FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 8I4I. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Central Fire Station, 868 Pleasant St,; Carlos Pacheco, Pres., 272 Lafayette St.; Henry R. Butts, S.T., 31i| Park St, 111 LOCAL lABOR TMIONS NEW BEDFORD - Cont'd . FIREMEN AND OILERS, STATIONARY NO. 29h. First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Mickiewicz Hall, 2031 Purchase St.; Albert W. Charpentier, Pres., U28 Church St.; John C. Glowacki, F.S.T.,B.A., 76 Woodlawn St. FISHERMEN'S UNION, NEW BEDFORD (Seafarers, Int'l.). 2nd Mon., 10. 30 A.M., at Bus. Off., First Fl., 62 No. Water St., Tel. 99U-9601; Austin- P. Skinner, S.T. , 12 Blossom St., Fairhaven; Jacob Ostensen, Port Agt., Hixville Rd., No. Dartmouth. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES (Branch of Fall River Local No, 178) GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 36I. Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 No. Sixth St., Tel. 997-7l|26; Arnold M. Dubin, Mgr.; Gil Affonso and Nicholas Roussos, B.A's. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. lU33. Quarterly, Last Tues., Where Called; Catherine Coughlin, Pres., kh3 President Ave., Fall River; Claire Martin, S.T., U72 Tarkiln Hill Rd. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN. OF NO. 88 (IND) (Airway Tech. FAA). Adrian Chagnon, Pres., 32 Chesworth St., Fall River, HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty Wkrs.) INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 59. First Thurs., 11 A.M., T.W.U.A. Hall, 38U Acushnet Ave.; Harvey Blanchette, Pres., Pinehurst Ave., Mattapoisett; Americo Henriques, F.S.T., 5 Presidential Heights. LATHERS (See Brockton) LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 80 (Leather and Fabrics Wkrs. Union, New Bedford) (Coaters, Inc.). Quarterly, 7.30 P.M., Mickiewicz Hall, 2031 Purchase St.; Eugene Touchette, Pres., 228 Smith St.; John C. Pacheco, Jr., R.S.T., 16 Ball St., No. Dartmouth. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. 87 (Pocketbook Wkrs.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 7ii6 Pleasant St.; Blanche Chevalier, F.S., 98 Tallman St.; Manuel Moreira, B.A., I38 Diman St., Fall River. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 18. First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Rm. , Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; William Bancroft, Pres., 63 Robeson St.; Edward R. Mitchell, F.S., Sk Pierce St. LONGSHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INT'L.: NOTE: Bus. Off., Rm. 201, 30 Union St., Tel. 993-1822; Joseph V. Sylvia, F.S.T.,B.A., 16 Crapo St.; Yvonne Kelley, R.S. NO. li;13. Bi-monthly, Last Frt., 10 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 7i|6 Pleasant St.; Antonio DeCruz, Pres. NO. 1572-6 (Sea Food Workers). Last Fri., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off.; Theodore Garifales, Pres. NO. I7U9 (Fish Lumpers, Sea Food Wkrs.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off.; George Feener, Pres, MAIL HANDLERS, NAT. ASSN. NO. 100. Quarterly, First Sun., 10 A.M., Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; Joseph C. Santos, Pres., khl Sawyer St.; William J. Turbak, S.T., 192 Belleville Rd. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 33U. First Tues., 9.30 A.M., Labor Temple, 7I46 Pleasant St.; Alfred A. Landry, F.S.T., 35 Bentley St.; Edward Patrick, B.A., 51 Newton St. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 2lU. 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; James Hanrahan, Pres., B. A.; James Cordeiro, R.S.T.; Bus. Off., 260 Union St., Tel. 996-I4OIO. PAINTERS NO. 69I. First Wed., at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., Tels. 992-8215 and 992-1887; Henry W. Patnaude, Treas., 85 Grant St.; Raymond Seguin, B.A., 301 Earle St. PLUMBERS NO. 53. 2nd and l^th Thurs., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St.; Joseph Surgento, Pres., 38O Taiiciln Hill Rd.; J. Henry Higgins, R.S.,B.A., 190 County St. , W. Wareham. 112 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD - Cont'd . POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 326 (IND). First Mon. , 7 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office, 695 Pleasant St.; Joseph Silva, Pres., kl Woodlawn St.; Roland G. Racine, S.T., l8k Harwich St, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 575. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Post Office, 695 Pleas- ant St.; Roger D. Boucher, Pres.; Robert L. Hahn, R.S., 51 Butler St, POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 181 (IND). 3rd Wed, (May and Oct.), 7 P.M., Post Office, 695 Pleasant St,; Raymond J. Bourbeau, Pres,, 235 Myrtle St.; James F. Murphy, Jr., Sec, 8 Cottage St., Fairhaven. PRINTING PRESSIffiN NO. 96. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I68O Acushnet Ave.; Armand Pacheco, Pres,, 30i| County St.; John J. Burke, S.T., 81 Pilgrim Ave,, Fair- haven. FULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MLL WORKERS NO. U08 (Alden Container Corp.). 2nd Tues,, U P.H., Where Called; Valentine Texiera, Local Rep., 6O3 County Rd., E. Fairhaven; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., 29 Fifth St., Onset. RAILWAY AND STEAIiSHIP CLERKS NO. 2011 (Railway Express Agency). 2nd Tues., 8. 30 P.M., Ul Bedford St.; Martin J. Reddy, Pres,, 972 Elliott St.; Ernest Delacy, B.A., 127 Bellevue St. RETAIL CLERKS, INT'L. NO, 1325 (See Fall River) ROOFERS NO. 219. Uth Thurs., New Bedford Driving Club, 1U68 Acushnet Ave.; Joseph Souza, Pres., 25 Davis St., Fall River; James T. Wentworth, Jr., F.S.jB.A., 355 Bay St., Fall River. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 290 (Goodyear Tire (k Rubber Co,). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off,, Rm. 6, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. 992-7860; Manuel P. Tavares, Pres., 208 W. Rodney French Blvd.; Charles Ferreira, Sec. , 129 Hemlock St. SEA FOOD WORKERS (See Longshoremen Nos. 1572-6 and 17 U9) SEAFARERS INT'L. (See Fishermen's Union, New Bedford) SHFFT METAL WORKERS NO. 501. 3rd Thurs., Carpenters Hall, 55 No. Sixth St,; Joseph L. Areia, R.S., 112 Willow St.; James Goldrick, Bus. Rep., 7 Shawmut Ave, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNI Q PAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6UI (Board of Education Erap, ). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Temple, 7li6 Pleasant St,; Stanley Collins, Pres,, 53 Ryder St., No, Dartmouth; Joseph R. Lavoie, S.T,, 1029 Rockdale Ave, STATE, COUNTY ANJ. MlJiaciPAL PliPLOYEES NO, 85l (City Employees). 2nd Tues., Labor Temple, 7h6 Pleasant St,; Arthur Goulart, Pres,, 111; Mill St,; John A. Groton, Treas., 32 Hudson St,; B\is, Off,, Rm. U, 38U Acushnet Ave. STEAMFITTFJIS NO. 6hh. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 55 No. Sixth St., Tel. 992-7812; James Broughton, F.S.T. , 33 DeWolf St.; Philip Jason, Bus. Mgr, STRE.F,T RAILVMY EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TFJ^MSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO, B9 (See Chauffeurs, Ware- housemen and Helpers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Cecile Smith, Rep,, 200 Caroline St. TELEPHONE WORKFJiS lOT'L. NO. 17 (IND) (N.E. Tel, & Tel. Co.). First Wed., V.F.VJ. Hall, Park St,; Edward F, Mullaney, Pres., 5U Court St.; Frank S. Gracie, F.S.T. , 51 Theresa St,, So. Dartmouth; Bus, Off,, 73i; Pleasant St,, Tel. 99i;-U089. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 25. First Sun., 10. 30 A.M., at Bus, Of!., Rm. 3, 7i|6 Pleasant St., Tel. Wy 2-2002; Joseph Auger, Pres., 102 Mosher St.; John S. Marques, S.T.,E.A., lOU Rockland St, TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. U52. 3rd Sat., 1 P.M., at Bus, Off., Rm. 3, 7U6 Pleasant St., Tel. Wy 2-2002; Anthony Costa, Pres., 36 Madison St,; John Vertente, Jr., Int'l. Rep. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA: NOTE: Bus. Off,, Rm. 1, 38U Acushnet Ave,, Tel. 997-9367; George E. Cailgnan, Pir., F.S. NO. 30 (New Bedford Rayon Div., Mohasco Industries, Inc.). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off.; Frank Souza, Pres.; Manuel Fernandes, B.A. NO. 590 (Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., Hathaway Div.). 2nd Sun., Monte Pio Hall, 5U0 Orchard St,; Moise Bourassa, Pres.; Manuel Fernandes, B.A. 113 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEW BEDFORD - Concl'd. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA - Concl'd: NO. 616 (Allen Beam Co.). On Call, at Bus. Off.; Frank Warrington, Pres.; Rosario H, Potvin, B.A. NO. 112U (Lambeth Rope Corp.). On Call, at Bus. Off.; George L. Protin, Pres.; RosajrLo H. Potvin, B.A. NO. 1129 (Cameo Curtains of New Bedford, Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,; Chester Baines, Pres., 221; State St.; Rosario H. Potvin, B.A. NO. IU63 (New Bedford Housing Authority). Bi-monthly, 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Westlawn Recreation Hall, Liberty St.; Charles Cafferty, Pres.; Rosario H. Potvin, B.A, THEATRICAL STAGB EMPLOYEES NO. I3I. First Sun., 7.l5 P.M., Olympia Theatre, Purchase St.; Alfred Bernard, Pres., 70 Mill St.; Charles Brarawell, R,S,T,, B.A., kO Vine St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOTEES NO, 331; (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO, 1037 (Union St. Rwy, ). 2nd Thurs., 9.30 A.M. and 7.15 P.M., Eagles Hall, l85l Purchase St.; Joseph L. Faria, Jr., Pres., B.A,, 39 Elizabeth St,, Fairhaven; Hargraves H, Blackburn, R,S.T., lOU Peckham St. TRANSIT UNION. AMALGAMATED NO, 1519 (Almeida Bus Lines). First Thurs., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St,; Joseph Olivera, Pres., I67 Ridgewood Ave., Hyaxinis; Dunham R. Gifford, S.T., 153 Middle Rd., Acushnet. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 276. UthWed., ii.l5 P.M., Labor Temple, 7U6 Pleasant St,; Henry M. Tabet, Pres., 5 Blossom St., Fairhaven; Thomas J. Mulvey, S.T,, lill Myrtle St, UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E. , INC. NO. 333 (IND) (New Bedford Gas & Elec. Lt, Co.). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., Cornell Hall, 7U3 Pleasant St.; Louis T, Goulart, Pres., 361 County St,; John T. Tomlinson, Treas., 11 Nautilus St. NEWBURY PORT CARPENTERS (See Haverhill Local No, 82) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO, IOO6 (See Lawrence) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO, I386 (Chase & Shawmut Co,). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Moose Home, 3 Market Sq,; Vincent J. Connolly, Pres., B. A., 32 Forrester St.; Wilfred E. Quirion, R.S., 320 Elm St., Salisbury. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 827. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Central Fire Station, Market Sq.; David F. Collins, Pres., 9 Hart Rd, ; Lawrence R, Bogard, Sec., 207 Low St, GLASS BCTTLE BLOWERS ASSN. NO. 190 (Owens-Illinois Plastic Products Div. ). 3rd Thurs., Sportsmen's Lodge, Plum Island Turnpike; Russell Mathers, Pres., 2U0 Water St.; Fred Wood, R.S., I3 Laurel Rd. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 88 (See Lawrence) JEWELRY WORKERS NO, 19 (Silver Workers Union, Amal.) (Towle Mfg. Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Elks Club, Ul Green St.; Elliot N. Chase, R.S., 6 Trues Ct., Amesbury; Robert L, Gilday, F.S.T., 9 Oakland St. LETTER CARRIERS NO, IO8, First Wed., Elks Club, Ul Green St.; Clement Duggan, Pres., 7 Dalton St,; Constant Christuk, S.T., Temple Blvd., Plum Island, Newbury. MACHINISTS NO. 931 (Clipper Lodge) (Towle Mfg, Co.). 2nd Tues. (U.50 P.M. Summer; 5.50 P.M. Winter), Fire Station, Graham Ave., Newbury; William F, Mahoney, Pres., 18 So. Pond St.; Thomas M. Howes, B.A., 96 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton. MUSICIANS, NEWBURYPORT FED. OF NO. 378. 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., 51 Pleasant St.; Norman Roy, Pres. ,B.Ji., 21 Bromfield St.; William R. Dickie, R.S.T., 377 Elm St. , Salisbury. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. UI8 (IND). First Mon., 8.15 P.M., Home of Pres.; Jeremiah J. Healey, Pres., 319 High St.; John J. Bocci, S.T., U3 Liberty St. llll : LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NEWBURY PORT - Concl'd . POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 1936. 2nd Tues., D.A.V. Hall, 3U Charles St.; Walter J. Kubik, Pres., 22 Hill St.; Francis M. McGlew, S.T., 21 Unicorn St. SHOE WORKERS OF AlffiRICA, UNITED NO. 39 (Mixed). First Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 20 State St.; Frank Jones, Pres., 9 Simmons Dr.; Frank Kozec, S.T., V.P., 6 Barton St. SILVER WORKERS UNION, AMALGAMATED (See Jewelry Workers) TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Carrie Robinson, Rep., 566 Merri- mac St. NEWTON BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 32. 2nd and Uth Mon., I.O.O.F. Hall, k9 Hartford St.; John F, Shea, Pres., 30 Middle St.j Frank A. Sonsini, F.S., B.A., 3 Maple Rd., Wellesley Hills. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO, hSh (School Dept.). First Sun., Where Called; Ernest C. Peltier, Pres., hi Lincoln Rd. ; Jeremiah F, McCarthy, R.S., 179 Allen Ave., Wsban. CARPENTERS NOTE: Bus. Off,, 251 Washington St., Tel, La 7-i;207; Edward Gallagher, B.A. NO. 275. Tues., at Bus. Off,; James D. Williamson, R.S., 3U Fiske St., Natick; Edward Gallagher, S.T.,Bus. Rep,, 3 Fayette St. NO, 680 (Newton Highlands). First and 3rd Tues,, I.O.O.F. Hall, Erie St,; Newton Highlands; George W. Haines, Pres., kh Ripley St., Newton Ctr.; Michael A. Reda, R.S., 2U3 Minot St., Dorchester. NO. 708 (West Newton). 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off.; Philip M. Jepsen, Pres., U3 Everett Ave., Watertown; Andrew G. Kuhn, R.S., 20 Manhattan Terrace, W. Newton. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO, 1027 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Tues., U.30 P.M., Adams Hall, Adams St.; Albert Nonkes, Pres.^ 3U Sylvester Rd., Natick; Vincent Maglio, R.S., 29 Cedar Terrace, Milton. FOREMAN'S ASSN., NEWTON (IND) (City Employees). Bi-monthly, and On Call, 1,30 P.M., at Bus, Off., 92 Crafts St,, Tel, La 7-02U9; Frederick T, Arata, Pres., 117 High St., Newton Upper Falls; William S. Bartley, R.S.T., 21 Thornton St. ?MmEBS NO. ShS. First and 3rd Wed,, Carpenters Hall, 251 Washington St,; Harris L. Wilkie, Pres., 3 Birchcrest St., Burlington; William E, McGrath, S.T., Bus. Rep,, 52 Boyd St. PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 58U-A (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union) RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPAHTMF.NT STORE UNION NO. 58U-A ( Paperwork ers. United) (Sherman Paper Products). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M,, Columbus Hall, i;02 Water- town St,, Newtonville; Thomas J, Leone, N.E, Reg, Dir., 12 St, Jean Ave,, Leominster; Walter Morrlssey, 3, A,, Q^ Evans St,, Watertown; Bus. Off,, Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq. , Leominster, Tel, Ke U-653U. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO, 525 (Stowe-Woodward, Inc, ), First Sun., 10,30 A.M., Riverside School, Highview Rd, , Needham; John W, FitzGerald, Pres., 170 Nehoiden St., Needham; Ralph Tibbetts, Treas., 230 Corey Rd. , Brighton. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIP/L EMPLOYEES NO. 800 (City Employees). 3rd Wed., Columbus Hall, Adams St.; Hariy F. Purcell, Pres., 52 Eliot Ave., W, Newton; Nunzio J, Piselli, S,T., 11 Clearwater Rd, ; Bus, Off,, 110 Crafts St., Tel, Bi U-3U51. TELF.PHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Lois Dodd, Rep., 5U8 Chestnut St., Needham. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 125 (Security Mills, Inc.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 600, U77 Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273; Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. Rep.; Ralph Arivella, B.A. 115 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORFOLK STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U6U (Mass. Correctional Institution). On Call, Monthly, Elks Hall, Main St., Franklin; Frank Rizzo, Pres., Meadow- view Rd., Foxboro; Richard Noonan, S.T., 70 Chestnut St., Foxboro. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 692 (Pondville Hospital Emp. ). 2nd Tues., Nurses Home; Eleanor M, MacLean, Pres., 382 South St., Wrenthamj John R. Flanagan, F.S.T., Box 111, Pondville Hospital. NORTH ADAMS BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 126. Last Wed., I.M.C.A., Summer St.; George Marceau, Pres., 1077 State Rd,; Robert P. Gagne, F.S.T,,B.A., 2 Cross St., Adams. BARTENDERS NO. 125. 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., Moose Hall, Bank St.; Anthony D^arco, F.S.T., 59 Chase Ave.; Edward Sprague, B.A., 28 State Rd. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 29. 2nd Mon., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Raymond Bergeron, Pres., 315 Ashland St.; Albert Patrie, Treas., 5 No. Holden St. CARPENTERS NO. 193- First and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Eagles Hall, Hadley Overpass, Tel. 66U-U316; Eleric F. Ouellette, R.S., R.D. Stamford, Vermont; Richard Mirke, Bus. Rep., Crest St. CONDENSER WORKERS, INDEPENDENT NO. 2 (Sprague Electric Co.). 3rd Tues., Ameri- can Legion Hall, State St.; Alfio Girgenti, Pres., 8 Wilfred Ave., Adams; Robert Davison, Treas., 76 Beaver St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. U76 (Mass. Electric Co., No. Adams and Great Barrington). 2nd Mon., Elks Home, 100 Eagle St.; John R. Mulvaney, F.S., Rte 19, Carson Ave.; George E. Clark, B.A. , 82 Veazie St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. IO3. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Francis Millis, Pres., 82 Wells Ave.; Robert Baird, R.S. , 7 Quincy St, MACHINISTS NO. 179li (Schuyler Lodge) (Sprague Electric Co.). First and Uth Tues., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Raymond F. Bass, Pres., 8 Bethel St.; I Harold E. Field, Jr., R.S., 191 North St., Williamstown. MUSICIANS NO. 96. Quarterly, First Sun., American Legion Hall, State St.; Joseph Salerno, Pres., 6I4. Chase Ave.; Lawrence Trudeau, Sec, Brooks Hts., RD #1. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFHTERS NO. 578. 3rd Thurs., V.F.W. Hall, Ashland St.; Earl Kelley, Pres., No, Hoosac St,, Adams; Edmund Wright, F.S.T.,B.A., I08 Brook- lyn St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 638. First Wed,, 8,l5 P.M., American Legion Hall, State St,; G. Harold Fessenden, Pres., Iii73 Mass. Ave.; Francis M. Naughton, R.S., 25 Arnold PI. TANNERS NO. 133kh (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Widen Tanning Go.)l 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Lafayette Club, 62 Main St.; Clarence Scrivens, Pres., 208 E. Qxiincy St.; Martin LaBombard, R.S., 5 Edgewood Ave, TELEPHOlffi TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Doris Lanoue, Rep., 37 Maple St., Williamstown. TEI^PHONE WORKERS INT'L, NO, l5 (IND) (N.E. Tel, & Tel, Co,). First Fri., Elks Hall, Eagle St,; Holice F. Belding, Pres., 79 Brooklyn St.; Albert L. Shields, R.S,, 20 Front St., Williamstown. TEXTILE COUNCIL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE NO. 25 (IW) (Hoosac Mills Corp.). 2nd Sat,, 2,30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Hadley Overpass; Frank Hurley, Pres., 139 Bracewell St.; Irene Meehan, R.S., 339 Houghton St, TEXTILE COUl\iarL, NORTHERN BERKSHIRE EXECUTIVE NO. 39 (IND) (Loomfixers) (Hoosac Mills Corp.). 2nd Sat., Moose Hall, Bank St.; George Senecal, Pres., 57 Glen Ave.; Delphis Bergeron, R.S., 203 Notch Rd. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 288 (Strong Hewat Co., Inc.). On Call; Patrick J. Gaffey, R.S.T., 323 W. Main St,; Frank Sgambato, B.A., Olneyville Sq. , Providence, Rhode Island, 116 d , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTH ADAMS - Concl ' . TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO, 1105 (Strong Hewat Co., Inc.). First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Hub Restaurant; Anna Sullivan, Mgr.; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St., Ludlowj Bus. Off,, U66| Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 1280 (James Hunter Machine Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall; Anna Sullivan, Mgr,; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 307 Howard St,, Ludlow; Bus, Off., U662 Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOTEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 83. First Sun., Laurie Bldg., Main St,; James A. Coddaire, R.S.,B.A., 28 Porter St.; Peter J, Koch, F.S.T., 326 State Rd, TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 3I6. First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Y.M.C.A., Summer St.; Vinal F, Jourdenais, Pres, , I6 Beacon St,; Lawrence Girard, S,T. , 82 E. Quincy St, NORTH A N D V E R COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 1365 (Western Electric Co., Inc., Merri- mack Valley Wks.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Main St.; Joseph F. Sweeney, Pres., 102 Dawes St., Lawrence; Betty A. Lewis, Sec, 692 Salem St., So, Groveland; Bus. Off., l627 Osgood St., Tel. 688-6038. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION NO. 57 (Resinite Dept. of Borden Chemical Co.). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., American Legion Home, Middlesex St.; Daniel C. Abate, Sr., Pres., 22 Hudson Ave., Lawrence; Edward J. Freeman, Int'l. Rep,, 10 Lowell St., Peabody. STEELWORKERS OF AMERECA, UNITED NO. 2917 (Davis & Furber Machine Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., First Methodist Hall, Main St,; William Bamford, Pres., 168 Water St.; Albert Goebel, F.S., 92 Pleasant St. NORTH ATTLEBQROUGH CARPENTERS (See Attleboro) LETTER CARRIERS NO, 539. On Call, Monthly; Robert McGuire, Pres., Ill Smith St.; Kenneth E, Cox, R.S.T., 195 East St. POSTAL CLF.RKS, UNITED FED, NO, 219. 3rd Thurs., 8. 30 P.M., Police Station, 18 Mason Ave.; Charles Lovely, Pres., R.F.D, 1, Fales Rd, ; Alfred Hartman, S.T. Lakeview Ave. STEELWOffiERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. U019 (Jarvis Taps, Inc.). Last Wed,, Franco- American Hall, Elm St,; Joseph L'Herault, Pres,, Dean Ct,; Frank Slaiger, R.S., 221+ Hoppin Hill. NORTH BROOKFIELD LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3052. On Call; George A, Murphy, Pres., 228 Main St, NORTH E A S T N (See EASTON ) NORTH READING STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 96U (No. Reading Rehabilitation Ctr. ) 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Library at Center; Robert Paries, Pres., lUO Chandler Rd., No. Andover; James H. Mann, S.T., 32 Lynwood Ave. 117 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORTHAMPTON BARBERS, JOURNEfMEN NO. 3U. 3rd Wed., Where Called; Angelo Yacuzzo, S.T., 12h Park St., Easthampton; John Bombard, R,S.,B«A., I4. Reed St, BAHTENDERS NO. 113. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; Walter B. Zewski, Pres., 50 Maynard Rd.j Byron 0. Tilton, F.S.T.,B.A., 23 Smith St. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. U. 2nd and Uth Mon. , People's Institute, 38 Gothic St. J Warren Sullivan, S.T., 53 Union St., Northampton; E. P. LeBeau, B.A., 252 Main St., Easthampton; Bus. Off., 25 Main St., Tel. 58U-1795. BUILDING LABORERS (See Holyoke Local No, 596) BUIIDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 211 (Domestics, Smith College). 3rd Men., Seelye Hall, at College; Anna M. Bak, S.T., 136 Damon Rd,; Edith Bnery, B.A. East St., Easthampton. BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. 263 (Smith College). 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Francis E. Barnes, Pres., 11 Verona St., Florence; Howard A. Braman, S.T., 6? Franklin St. CARPENTERS NO. 35l. 3rd Thurs., C.L.C. Hall, 79 Main St.; William J. Murphy, Pres., Bus. Rep., 12 Olive St.; Leo Gagne, R.S., 11 Bemache St., R.F.D. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 710. First Wed., C.L.C. Hall, 25 Main St.; George A. Rouleau, F.S., 58 Columbus Ave.; George O'Brien, Bus. Mgr., S&h Ryan Rd. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. B-9U7 (Northampton Gas Co. and Mass. Electric Co.). First Mon,, 7.30 P.M., C.L.C. Hall, 79 Main St.; Harold A. Asher, F,S,, 17 Trumbull Rd. ; William B. Ahern, B.A., l55 Riverside Dr. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 108. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., 60 Masonic St., Tel. 58U-7166; Robert McDonald, Pres., 8i| So. Main St., Florence; Denis J. Walsh, Jr., S.T,, 339 Bridge Rd., Florence, FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. U;3 (Smith College). First Mon,, 7 P.M,, Central Heating Plant, at College; Howard May, Pres,, 56 William St.; Lawrence LaCroix, S.T.. 178 West St. HCTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 113 (See Bartenders) 4 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES NO. 773. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 20, 25 Main St., Tel. Ju U-2529; Francis B. Ertel, Pres., 19 Wilder PI.; Carl W, Harden, F.S.T.,B.A. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING AND DYE HOUSE WORKERS NO. 2U7 (IND) (Smith College). Bi-monthly, First Mon., 7.30 P.M, , People's Institute, 38 Gothic St.; Stanley Mason, Pres., l5 Winter St.; Raymond Dauphinais, S.T., 219 Prospect St. LETTER CARRIERS NO, 6k, Quarterly, On Call, 7.30 P.M., Post Office, Pleasant St.; Robert LaFlamme, Pres., North Farms Rd., Florence; Samuel J. Lococo, S.T., 133 Barrett St. MACHINISTS NO. 2175 (Kollmorgen Optical Corp.). 2nd Sun,, 10 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, 18 Meadow St.; Richard H. Bates, R.S., P.O. Box 3Ui; Richard Thurer, B.A,, Lake Beseck, Middletown, Connecticut. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO, 3U7 (See Greenfield) MUSICIANS, NORTHAMPION FED OF NO. 220. First Sun, ( Jan,, Apr, , July, Oct.), 10,30 A,M, , Florence Inn, No, Maple St., Florence; Edmund J. Schott, Pres., B. A., 31 Davis St., Easthampton; Raymond B. Black, R,S,, 25 Madison Ave. PAINTERS NO. 6ii6. First and 3rd Fri., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 25 Main St.; Nicholas A. Venture, R.S., 25 Fort St.; Albert P. Lynch, B.A,, 17I South St, PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO, 6U, First Tues,, Polish-American Hall, So. Deer- field; Robert Murphy, Pres., Florence Rd., Florence; E. P. LeBeau, F.S.,B,A,, 252 Main St,, Easthampton; Bas. Off,, Rm. 9, 25 Main St., Tel. 58Ii-1795. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U70. On Call; James Hickson, Pres., 50 Straw Ave., Florence; Donald Langlois, R.S., II3 Market St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. l65 (Northampton State Hospital), 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W, Hall, Florence; Lucien Gauthier, Pres,, 36 Call St., Willimansett; Gladys Childs, S.T., 22 Forest Glen Dr. 118 LOCAL UBOR UNIONS NORTHAMPTON - Goncl'd . TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Catherine St, Anthony, Rep., 75 Barrett St, TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. lUii9. First Mon., (between shifts), at Plant; Anna Sullivan, Mgr. ; Mary S. Vaz, B.A., 30? Howard St., Ludlow; Bus. Off., U66| Dwight St., Holyoke, Tel. Je 2-0716. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OJF.RATORS NO. 232. First Mon., C.L.C, Hall, 25 Main St.; Joseph A. Snape, Pres. , Terrace Lane; Daniel H. Schwartz, S.T., 8U Eames Ave., Amherst. NORTHBORO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS NO. 2570 (MLllmen) (Gothic Crafts, Inc.). First Tues., 3.30 P.M., The Grille Restaurant, Solomon Pond Rd, j Berardino Giancola, R.S,T. , 5 Elm St., Hudson; Joseph Kinnamey, Bus, Rep., East St., Hopkinton. NORT HBRIDGE LETTER CARRIERS NO, ll;7U. First Tues,, h P.M., Post Office, Whitinsville; Paul J, Duggan, Pres,, 18 Crescent St.; Edward J, Baldwin, F.S., 20 Brook St., Whitinsville. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 190. On Call, Village Hall; James J. Fallon, R.S., UO Church St., Linwood; Frank J. DiSano and David R. Grogan, Int'l. Reps. STEELWOIiKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 365Ii (Whitin Machine Worics). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P,M,, at Bus. Off., 50 Cottage St., Whitinsville, Tels. Ce U-7U96 and Ce U-7757; Edward Roukeraa, Pres., Cottage St., Whitinsville; Joseph P. Hickey, F.S., I3U No. Main St., Whitinsville. NORWOOD AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICUUURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. klO (Mason-Neilan Div, of Worthington Corp.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave,; Jeremiah Hurley, Pres., 6 Beale St., Dorchester; Vincent Baldasaro, R.S., 27 Ranch St., No, Attleboro. BARBERS INDEPENDENT UNION, NORWOOD. 2nd Tues., 6,30 P,M., Armore's Barber Shop, Washington St.; James A. Silletti, Pres., 253 Vernon St.; Nicholas Bonelli, F.S.T.,B.A., 681 E. Seventh St., So, Boston. BOOKBINDERS AND BINDERY WOMEN NO. 176. 2nd Tues., 1156 Washington St.; Louis Papineau, Pres., 736 Washington St., Dedham; Charles J. Coughlin, R.S., 25 Summit Ave. BUILDING UBORERS NO. I38. i;th Wed,, 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St, George Ave,; Manuel Sargo, S,T,, 18 Essex St,, Brockton; Frank Saster, B.A., 32 Landry St. , Franklin. CARPENTERS NO. 866. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 1156 Washington St., Tel. 762-2IOI; Joseph F. Paquette, R.S., U7 Main St., Walpole; Thomas Moseley, B.A. , 53 Heaton Ave, GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO. 13U05 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Norwood Gas Co.). First Tues., 5.15 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.; Frank Hopkins, Pres,, 10 Beacon Ave,; John L. Dunne, F.S., 29 Laurel Rd. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 7I42. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Fairview Rd.; Alexander Allan, Pres., 3U Woodland Rd. ; Daniel J. Griffin, R.S.T., 108 Hill St. MUSICIANS NO. 3U3. 2nd Mon., Workingmen's Hall, 992 Wilson St.; Donald J. Patnaude, Pres,, 1216 Central St,; Helen H, Neyland, R.S.T,, II67 High St,, Westwood, 119 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS NORWOOD - Concl'd . PAINTERS NO. 7U7. 2nd Thurs., Carpenters Hall, 1156 Washington St. j Frank Rodak, Pres,,B.A,, 211^ Union St.j Louis W. Ruscitti, F.S., U2 Irving St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO, 896 (Bird & Son, Roofing Plant). 3rd Sat., 3.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave., Tel. 762-0508; John P. Stupak, R.S., 10 Morse St.; Edward Moore, Int'l. Rep., 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. PAPERMAKERS AND PAIERWDRKERS, UNITED NO. 1330 (See Walpole) POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 277li. On Call; Martin Keady, Pres.,Treas.} Harold H. Wilkinson, Jr., Sec,, 59 North Ave, PRINTING ffiESSMEN NO. 35. First Sun., 2.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.; Joseph Oostello, Pres., 1032 Washington St.; Warren E. Carroll, S.T., 30 Maple St., Walpole. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 385 (Bird-Mew London). First Mon., 3«l5 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave.; John Blanchard, Pres., 3 Alpine Rd. ; Francis A, Nevins, Treas. , 12U Policy Lane, E. Walpole. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 362 (Town Employees). 2nd Thurs., Civic Hall; Joseph Graney, Pres., 11 High St.; Paul A. Thomas, F.S.T., 25 Lydon St, STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St, Rwy, ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 723. Uth Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 1156 Washington St.; Ernest M. Santamaria, Pres., ll; Walton St., Wakefield; J. Alphonse Grenache, R.S. , 206 So. Main St., Hopedale. PALMER ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO, 223. First Wed. (Feb. , May, Aug., Nov,), 7.30 P,M., at Bus. Off., Rra. 7, Ul2 Main St., Tel. 283-3U07; Roland J. Landers, Pres., U2 Pine St.; Donald L. Corbin, F.S.T., Christine St, , Lake Thompson. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. II6 (Ware Hat Co.). 3rd Wed., Where Called; John Fliss, Pres,, 58 Park St., Ware; Louis Peso, S.T., 325 Bishop St., Framingham. LETTFJl CARRIERS NO. 1717. On Call, Swing Rm. , Post Office; Walter Noga, Pres., 667 N. Main St.; John Francis Shea, S.T,, I98 Bowdoin St,, Springfield, PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERliTORKHlS, UNITED NO. 8U7 (Diamond National Corp.). Uth Sun., 7 P.M., 366 Main St,; George Kelly, Pres,, 211 S, Main St,; Raymond LaPlante, B.A., 19 So. Tallyho Dr,, Springfield. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 930. On Call; Karl Anderson, Pres., 222 Wilbra- ham St,, Hampden; James Haley, R.S.T., Airport Rd, STEELWORKERS OF AlffiRICA, UNITED NO. 2923 (Wickwire Spencer Steel Corp.). Last Sun., at Bus, Off., 366 Main St,, Tel, 283-8821; John S. Koss, Pres., Mt, View Dr., Ware; Joseph P, Majka, F,S. , l;5 Pine St., Ludlow, STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO, 5989 (Jarvis & Jarvis, Inc.). First Mon., 3.30 P.M., 366 Main St,; Bernard K. Meyer, R.S., 18 Bowden St.; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel, 756-3577. UTILTTY WORKERS OF N,E., INC, NO. 322 (IND) (Mass, Electric Co.). 3rd Tues,, at Bus, Off., U65 No, Main St., Tel, 283-8371; Robert E. Ames, Pres., 38 Riverview Hcwy, j Eleanor R. Furgal, R.S., Stafford Rd., Monson. 120 LOCAL LABOR UNIOIS P E A B D Y FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 92$. First Tues., Central Fire Headquarters, Lowell St. j Charles McDonald, Pres,, 6 Johnson Ave.} Salvatore Mistretta, R.S.T,, 7 Coolidge Rd, FDR AND lEATHER DEFT. NO. 21 (See Salem) LEATHER WORKERS INT'L, UNION OF AMERICA NO. 21. First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 10 Lowell St., Tel, Je 1-6200; Richard B. O'Keefe, Bus. Mgr.j Arthur Z. Cecelski, B.A. LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 33 (A.C. Lawrence Leather Co.). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 7 Central St., Tel. 531-21UU and 531-211i5 5 Richard L, Lussier, Treas. , 2k Rainbow Rd.j Donald T. Gilmore, B.A., 77 Main St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 236. First Tues., U P.M., Post Office, Foster St.; Robert Melota, Pres., 10 Barrett Rd.; Frederick L. Hoffman, F.S., Ik Krochmal Rd, MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMAL. NO. 21 (See Fur and Leather Dept. in Salem) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 7U8 (Bayco, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Retail Clerks Hall, 122 Union St., Lynn; Virginia Gauthier, H.S., 2k Pleasant St.; Edward Moore, B.A. , 5 Highfield Terrace, Roslindale. POSTAL CIERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U85. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Post Office, Foster St.; Frank F. Essember, Pres., 18 James St.; Nicholas Sawchuk, S.T., 27 Swamps cott Ave, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 36U. First Tues., Leather Wkrs. Hall, 10 Lowell St.; Dennis Purcell, Pres., 52 Lowell St.; George A. Murphy, Treas., I6 Columbus Rd. TEACHERS UNION, rEABODY NO. 1289. Bi-monthly, 2nd Wed., Where Called; John E. Murbagh, Pres,, 33 No. Central St.; Ethel F. Crean, Treas., Ik Holten St. PEPPERELL PAPERMMERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 53U (St, Regis Paper Co., Nashua River Div.). 2nd Sun., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St., E. Pepperell; James Lynch, Treas., Lowell Rd., E. Pepperell; Walter Riley, Int'l. Rep. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 552 (Bemis Bro Bag Co.). 2nd Sun., 7 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St., E, Pepperell; Ethel Morrill, R.S., Pleasant St., E. Pepperell; George Lambertson, Int'l, Rep,, I6 Cross St., Gorham, New Hampshire, PITTSFIELD BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO, 127. 3rd Wed., Sons of Italy Hall, 75 Linden St.; James Mancivalano, Pres,, 220 Fenn St,; Charles R. Mole, S.T.,B.A., 50 Elm St. BARTENDERS NO. llU. First Sun., 10,30 A.M., Elks Club, 27 Union St.; Harold Morrison, Pres,, 10 Edgewood Rd, ; Cornelius J, Hurley, B.A., 53 Elniview Terrace. BRKELAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 20. 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Clayton Harrington, Pres., Lanesboro; Dominic Sangiovanni, F.S.T,,B.A., Sk Taylor St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. U73. 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; Dominic J. Dascani, S.T., 71 Circulsir Ave.; Patrick J. Mele, B.A., 20 John St.; Bus. Off., 150 South St., Tel. Hi 2-1970. CARPENTERS NO. Uilii. First Tues. and Thurs., Where Called; Albert A. Hudak, Treas., Depot St., Housatonic; Fred T. Hansen, Jr., Bus, Rep., Summit Hill Rd., Hinsdale; Bus. Off,, l50 South St., Tel. UU7-7U17. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS (See Mine Workers, United No. 1U395) 121 LOCAL UBOR UNIONS PITTSFIELD - Cont'd. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 25U (General Electric Co.), First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 109 Woodlawn Ave., Tel. Hi 3-5030j Henry O'Neil, Pres., 83 E. Park Terracej Paul Virgilio, F.S., 69 Edison Ave, ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 255 (General Electric Co.). Last Sun., 2.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 109 Woodlawn Ave., Tel. Hi 2-6996; Gerald F. Doyle, F.S., 15 Lincoln St.; George V. DiPalazzo, B.A., 5 Arch St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 28U. 3rd Fri., Polish Comiminity dub, 55 Linden St.; Donald D. Soule, Pres,, I4.6 Merriam St.; William Green, Bus. Mgr. ; Bus. Off,, 150 South St,, Tel. Uii3-1555. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 909 (Western Mass, Electric Co.). First Fri., Polish Comraunity Club, SB Linden St.; Matthew Brophy, F.S., 85 Carson Ave., Dalton; Vincent Villano, B.A. , 20 Congress St, ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed, of) GAS AND BY-PRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO, 12325 (Dist 50, U.M.W.) (IND) (Berkshire Gas Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish Coraraonity Club, 55 Linden St.; Ernest Lussier, Pres., Clarksburg; Paul Brindle, F.S.T., 129 Euclid Ave. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 212^7 (Inspector of Naval Material). 2nd Tues., Where Called; Charles A. Taylor, Pres., P.O. Box 15, Old Chatham, New York; Helen Wojnicki, R.S.T., I89 Kemp Ave., No. Adams. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 58. 2nd Thurs., 12.30 P.M., Where Called; Joseph Banas, Pres., 5 Dubis St., Adams; Annibale J. Croce, R.S., 63 Bushey Rd, LATHERS NO. I76. First Fri., American Legion Hall, Main St., Lanesboro; Stanley Rhodes, Pres., New Ashford Rd. , Williamstown; Robert J. White, R.S.T.,B.A., 6k Summer St. , Lanesboro. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 286. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St.; Donald E. Nealon, Pres., 23 Hollister St.; James P, Harte, R.S., 122 Brown St, MINE WORKERS, UNITED NO. ll;395 (Dist 50) (IND) (Construction Wkrs. ). Bi-monthly, 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St.; Michael Knox, Pres., I306 East St.; Robert Wright, Field Rep. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. hS2. 2nd Mon., 9.30 A.M., Boys Club, 17 Melville St.; William L. Volin, F.S.T., 332 South St.; Edward J. Rogers, B.A., 338 Dalton Ave, MUSICIANS NO. 109. First Mon. (Jan., Apr., July, Oct.), Polish Community Club, S$ Linden St.; Charles M. DeBlois, Pres., IO6O North St.; Mario Patti, B.A., 21 Milan St. PAINTERS NO. 9h. First and 3rd FrL., 7.30 P.M., Polish Community Club, $S Lin- den St.; Oren W. Andrews, R.S., No. Main St., Lanesboro; Harold Degere, B.A., U93 ELm St. PAFERMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 882 (Eaton Paper Corp.). First Wed,, Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St,; John H. King, Pres., 6I Nancy Ave.; William M. Popp, Treas., 102 Stratford Ave. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES NO. 1 (IND) (General Electric Co.). Quarterly, On Call, 7.30 P.M., 230 North St.; Edward W, Filiault, Pres., B.A. , Plunket St., Hinsdale; Robert F. Alexander, S.T., U5 Buel St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 297. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 119 Seymour St.; Myron T. Coleman, Pres., B.A. , kS Birch Grove Dr.; George R. Carver, R.S., 79 Flans burg Ave., Dalton. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3l45l. 3rd Sun., Where Called; Edward J. Maloney, Sr. , Pres., 26 So, Onota St.; Paul V. Matthews, R.S., 63 Wilson St. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. Ul9 (Berkshire County Branch). On Call, Semi-annually, 6 P.M.; James E. McGill, Pres., 10 Lowden St.; Anthony J. Sangiovanni, S.T., 55 Cleveland St. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO, 228. 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., Tyler St, Restaurant, 796 Tyler St.; Kenneth F. Keehnle, Pres., 22 Alden Ave.; Charles W. Gaskell, S.T., 26 Morningvlew Dr. 122 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS PITTSFIELD- Concl'd . RAILROAD SIGNALMEN NO. 106 (B & A). On Call} J. C, Whitman, Ch., 57 Crorawell Ave,; Leigh Lotherington, F.S.T. , I4.I Coolidge Ave., Westfield. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 336 (B & A). 2nd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Tumverin Hall, 119 Seymcjur St, j C. J. Ryan, Sec, 391 Dalton Ave,; J. W. Loconto, Gen. Ch., 7 Water St., Boston. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS NO. 273 (B & A). Last Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Elks Hall, 27 Union St.; Gaston Goyette, Pres., 188 Melbourne Rd, ; George E, Denault, R,S,T., 62 Harris St. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO, 65 (IND) (City Employees). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., Polish Falcon CLub, UO Bel Air Ave.; Morris Williams, Pres., 2U8 Lebnon Ave.; William R. Kohut, Treas., 21 Wood Ave, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 86I (City Employees). First Mon., 7,30 P.M., V,F.W. Hall, 36 Linden St,; Zenophil Bleau, Pres., 3k Stratford Ave,; Raymond F, Campbell, R.S., 2U3 Lebanon Ave, STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYESS NO. U96 (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEACHERS, PITTSFIELD FED. NO. 1315. On Call; Donald Morelli, Pres., 30 Shef- field St,; Peter Martinelli, Treas,, 15 Delaware Ave, TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO, li^O (General Electric Co.), 2nd Wed,, 7.U5 P.M., at Bus, Off,, 10 Dalton Ave., Tel, Hi 3-U062; Paul H, Rapkowicz, Pres,; John A. MacLeod, C.S. TECHNICAL ^GINEERS, AMERICAN FED, NO. II45 (General Electric Co.). 2nd Mon. (Feb.,May, Sept., Dec,), 10 Dalton Ave,; Arthur A, Vuillemot, Jr., Pres,, 137 Onota St,; Franklin I, Sweener, S.T,, 172 Brighton Ave, TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Angela Massaconi, Rep,, 192 Bene- dict Rd, TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L, NO, Ik (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.), First and 3rd Tues,, Polish Community Club, 55 Linden St,; Paul E, Coughlan, Pres,, 5 Hall PI.; Francis W. Hibbard, R.S., 96 Plunkett St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 275. On Call; Robert L. Maynard, Sr., F.S.T., B.A., 6U Orchard St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. kS2 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. k96 (Yellow Coach Unes, Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7,30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, Bradford St,; John Towsley, Pres., 2k Albert St,, Adams; Donald F, Goodrich, S,T, TYPOGRAPHICAL, PITTSFIELD NO, 109. First Mon., 3.30 P.M., Composing Rm. , Eagle Pub, Co., 33 Eagle St,; George L. Foley, Pres,, 9k Velma Ave,; Alberico J, DiNicola, S.T.,B,A., 91 Parker St, PLAINVILLE STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3637 (Whiting & Davis Co.). 2nd Tues,, 7 P.M., Franco-American Club, Ul Elm St., No, Attleboro; Leo Nolan, Pres., 29 Broad St., No. Attleboro; Thomas E, Kelliher, R,S,, 867 West St., Attleboro; Bus. Off,, at Plant E. Bacon St,, Tel, My 9-UAl, PLYMOUTH LETTER CARREERS NO, I36, On Call, Elks Home, II6 Court St,; James Post, Pres., Post Ct,, Kingston; William Darsch, S.T,, 3 Mt, Pleasant St, MACHINISTS NO, 977 (Plymouth Rock Lodge) (Revere Copper & Brass, Inc, ). First Tues., 7,30 P.M., Cold Spring A.C. Club, Lothrop St.; Arthur Budge, Pres,, 15 Oak St,; Thomas M, Hawes, B.A., 98 Chestnut Hill Ave,, Brighton. MACHINISTS NO. 1159 (Cobb& Drew, Inc.), 3rd Tues,, Sea Side Club, Forrest Ave, Ext,; Ernest Sirois, Pres,, 6 Prospect St,, Kingston; Thomas M, Hawes, B.A., 98 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton. 123 LOCAL LABOR ilNIONS PLYMOUTH - Concl'd . MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 281. Quarterly, First Sun., at Bus. Off., 7 Main St., Tel. 7ii6-62UO; John Pacheco, Pres., 30 Allerton St.; Paul M. Wamsman, R.S.T., 18 Fremont St. HJiNT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. 21 (Plymouth Cordage Co.). Quarterly, 3rd Sat., 2.30 P.M., Where Called; Charles A. Northrup, Pres., Main St., Plympton; Erving H. Wall, S.T., 2? Standish Ave, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO, U3 (Mass. Correctional Institution). 2nd Tues., Officers Quarters, at Institution; Paul Tremblay, Pres,; William Hocking, S.T., 59 Everett St., Middleboro. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 692 (Plymouth Cordage Co.). 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Moose Hall, Saverys Ave.; Walter J, Furtado, Pres., 37 Cherry St,; Ramo Bongiovanni, R.S.T., 3 So, Cherry St.; Bus. Off,, 303 Court St., Tel. 7U6-2957. THEATRICAL STAGE EMP. AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO, 792. 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Home of B.A.; John W. Reed, Pres., R.S.T.; William H. Leming, B.A., 128 Sandwich St. UTILITY WOHCERS OF N.E,,INC. NO. 338 (IND) (Plymouth County Electric Co.). First Tues., American Legion Hall, Federal Furnace Rd. ; Wayne F. Bump, Pres,, Croraesett Rd,, Wareham; Charles E, Zahn, Treas., Ik Marjorie St, PROVINCETOWN LETTER CARRIERS NO, 1285. On Call, Post Ofilce, 219 Commercial St,; Anthony S, Roda, Pres., 26-B Conwell St.; Bernard A, Days, Sec, 1U3 Bradford St, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO, lU62 (Town Employees). First Mon,, Town Hall, Bradford St.; Peter Perry, Pres,, 5 Games Ave,; Gabriel Fratus, Sec, 25 W, Vine St. Q U I N C Y BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 390. 3rd Thurs., Home of S.T,; Mitchell Haddad, Pres., 20 Billings Rd.; Joseph Campobasso, S.T., 1220 Hancock St. BRICKLAYERS, STONE MASONS, PLASTF.RERS AM) CEMENT FINISHERS NO. 52. 2nd and l|th Mon., 28 Chestnut St.; Robert Ceriani, Pres., 17 Elm Knoll Rd. , Braintree; Carmine D'Olimpio, F.S,,B.A., 70 So. Walnut St, BUILDING LABORERS NO, 133 (General Construction Laborers). 3rd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. Gr 9-U275; Herbert Riley, R.C.S., 10 Glenview Rd.; Pasquale Rosatone, B.A., 99 Bigelow St. CARPEOTERS NO. 762. 2nd and Uth Ties., at Bus. Off., 28 Chestnut St., Tel. U79-3ii50; Arnold F. Bruce, Pres., 23 McGrath Hghwy.; George Oster, B.A., 130 Cleveland Ave., Braintree. CARPENTFJ^, SHIP NO. 2^68. First Tues., 21+ High School Ave»; Bernard S. Allen, Pres., 5 Avon Rd., Norwood; Theodore Johnson, R.S.T.,B.A., 11+5 Willard St. CUSTODIANS ASSN., CITY OF QUINCY PUBLIC SCHOOL (IND). 3rd Mon., Central Jr. High School, 1012 Hancock St.; Henry E. Dillon, Pres.; Donald G, Harrington, Sec, 28 Shennen St. DISTRICT MANAGERS ASSN., CIRCULATION (IND) (The Patriot Ledger). On Call, Monthly, Y.M. C.A.; Arthur Parker, Pres.; Frank Scanlon, R.S.T., U7 WeH Hill St., Jamaica Plain. ENGINEERS, TECHNICAL (See Technical Engineers, American Fed. of) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 792. 3rd Thurs., Morrisette Post, Miller St.; Patrick J. McAuley, Pres., 10 Beechwood St.; Peter J, Cooke, Treas.,. 93 Hilraa St. GOVERNMENT EMPLCJYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. I886 (Supervisor of Shipbuilding, U, S. Navy). 3rd Tues., 12 Noon, Where Called; Ernest S. Powers, Pres., 33 Cobum St., Maiden; John Burke, S.T,, k9 Mitchell St,, Randolph. GRANITE CUTTERS. 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Italian Hall, 36U Water St.; Lino Quintiliani, R.S., 178 Liberty St.; Panfilo DiBona, Int'l. Rep., 75 Trafford St. 12U ) LOCAL LABOR UNIONS Q U I N C Y - Cont'd. MACHINISTS NO, lljSl. 2nd Tues., 7-30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 317 Newport Ave., Wollaston; George W. Abernathy, F.S., 17 Tolman St., Dorchester; Walter F. Silvers, B.A,, $3 Packard Ave., Kenberma. MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKFJIS, INDUS. UNION OF NO. 5 (General Dynamics). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., U80 Quincy Ave., Tel. 773-7900; Ronald Orcutt, Pres., lU8 Oak St., Brockton; George E. MacP^erson, Exec, Sec, 20 Freeman St, MARINE AND SHIPBUILDING WORKERS, INDUS. UNION OF NO. 90 (General Dynamics). Last Tues., U80 Quincy Ave,; Arthur L. FitzGerald, Pres., 35 Russell Rd,, Weymouth; Charles M, Johnston, Exec, Sec, 108 Phillips St,, Weymouth; Bus, Off., Rm. 12, 1621 Harvard St,, Tel. Gr 9-6862. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick MECHANICAL AND ALLIED PRODUCTION WKRS. NO, hkk (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept, Store Union) OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WKRS, NO. 8-366, 3rd Sun,, 10 A,M., U80 Quincy Ave,; William E, Smith, Pres,, l5 Glenrose Ave,, E, Braintree; Francis T, Connelly, S.T., 307 Lake St,, Weymouth. PAINTERS NO. 773. First Tues., at Bus. Off,, 28 Chestnut St., Tel. 773-5566; Elmer Wesala, F.S,, 202 Federal Ave,, So, Quincy; Joseph Hurson, B.A, , 28 Harbor Villa Ave,, Braintree. PATRIOT LEDGER ASSOCIATES, THE (IND) (George W. Prescott Publishing Co., Inc.). Quarterly, 7,30 P.M, , Recreation Hall, 13 Temple St,; Paul Kussman, Pres., U3 Pearl St,, Dorchester; Rita Solimini, R,S,, 232 Franklin St. PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND, UNION OF NO, U. On Call; Paul D'Qlimpio, Pres., 23 Brooks Ave,; William J. McDonald, S.T., 8 Whiton Ave, PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 275. First and 3rd Wed., at Bus, Off,, 28 Chest- nut St., Tel. 773-5566; Ralph Alicandri, Pres,, 128 Independence Av8,j Thomas P. Curry, F.S,,B,A., 73 Parkside Ave,, Braintree. PROCTER AND GAMBLE EMPLOYEES ASSN, OF QUINCY, INC, (IND). 2nd Wed., Y.M.C.A,, 79 Coddington St,; Michael Sabina, Pres,, 26 Peterson Ave,, Brockton; Walter I, Kennedy, Sr,, Treas,, 67 Acorn St,, Braintree. RETAIL CLERKS UNION NO, 22U (Food & Grocery Stores). 2nd Tues., U8O Quincy Ave.; Richard E. Runnalls, Pres., Y.M.C.A., Coddington St,; John J, Barron, S.T.; Bus. Off., 37 Brockton Ave., Abington, Tels. Gr 1-37UO and Tr 8-O673. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. UUi (Mechanical and Allied Production Wkrs,). Bi^nonthly, On Call, Veterans Hall; Frank C. Sophis, Pres., 25 Rogers St.; Joseph H. Honan, B,A,; Bus, Off., 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel, Li 2-1563. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3920 (S, H, Couch Co,, Inc. and Couch Ordnance Co,). 2nd Thurs., Montclair Mens Club, Holbrook Rd. , No, Quincy; Robert P, Seager, Pres,, 11 Norma Ave,, Weymouth; William L, Morrill, F.S., 70 Darrow St, STEELWOBKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. ii335 (Boston Gear Works Div. of the Murray Co. of Texas). 3rd Sat., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., k9h Hancodc St. , Tel, Pr 3-7027; Richard M. Dal ton, F.S,, 118 Pierce Rd. , Weymouth; John Gould, B.A., 100 Fountain St., Providence, Rhode Island. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass, St, Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) TECHNICAL ENGINEERS, AMERICAN FED. NO, l5l. Last Tues., U.U5 P.M., I6 Nevada Rd,; Richard W. Nash, Pres.,Treas., 266 Farrington St., Wollaston; James D. Hutchinson, Sr, , R.S,, 115 Intervale St, TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS. N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Southeast Accounts). On Call; Riyllis O'Malley, Ch., 8U Edgemere Rd.; Eleanor Murphy, F.S., 100 Rock Island Rd. ; Bus, Off., Rm. 733, 10 High St,, Boston, Tel, Hu 2-3665. TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Southeast Machines). On Call; Bemadette Shea, Ch., 95 Dorchester St., Squantum; Linda Robinson, F.S.T,, 639 Montello St., Brockton; Bus, Off., Rm. 733, 10 High St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-3665. 125 ; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS Q U I N C Y - Concl'd . TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Margaret Fagan, Rep., 18 Westglow St. , Dordiester, UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO, I6h (Mass. Electric Co., South Shore Div.). 2nd Wed,, K, of C, Hall, Commercial St., E. Weymouth; James W. Duca, Rres., 38 Hanian Dr., E, Weymouth; Donald C. Belcher, Jr., Treas., 911 Pleasant St. , E. Weymouth. RANDOLPH FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN., RANDOLPH NO. 1268. Uth Thurs., Central Fire Station; Thomas D. Alward, Pres., 69 Silver St.; Garrett P. Keane, R.S.T., 289 Canton St. LETTER CARRIERS NO, 2^12. On Call, 7.30 P.M., at Post Office; Joseph Hart, Pres., 6k Page St., Avon; Francis Kelly, R.S,, U? Lewis Dr. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. $62 (Chase & Sons, Inc.). Last Sun., Masonic Bldg., Main St.; Warren A. Higgins, Pres., 56 Depot St.; John P. Cazzalio, Sec, 2k Fowler St. R A Y N H A M BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES INT'L. NO. UlO-A (Rayrham Pari-Mutuel Emp.). On Call During Racing Season, Cotillion Hall, 5l Broadway, Taunton; Edward B. O'Neil, Pres., 10? Hewlett St., Roslindale; Joseph G. Morgera, F.S.T.,B.A., 32 Stokes St., Warwick, Rhode Island; Bus. Off., Rm. 201, 71 Jackson St., Providence,. Rhode 'Island, Tel, Te 1-79U1|. READING DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 22750 (Goodall Sanford, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 2.15 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Sanborn St.; Paul Norden, Pres., 9a Lincoln St., Stoneham; Patrick J. Arairault, F.S., llU Washington St., Medford. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 317 (Boston Stove Foundry Co.), On Call, k P.M., K. of C. Hall, Sanborn St.; Charles V. Grew, F.S., lU Billinghan St., Somervillej John J. Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford, REVERE ENTERPRISE CIGARETTE SERVICE EMPLOYEES UNION (IND) (Enterprise Cigarette Service and Enterprise Candy & Tobacco Co.). Last Wed., $^ American Legion Hghwy. Arthur Guttadauro, Pres., l62 Chestnut St., Chelsea; George Samo, Sec, 50 Jessie St., Swampscott. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 926. 2nd Wed., Central Fire Station; Vincent Argenzio, Pres., 2ii5 Reservoir Ave.; Felix F. DeSisto, R.S., 206 Suffolk Ave. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. llUl (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) ORANGE AND BLACK ASSOCIATES, INC. (IND) (Tidewater Oil Co.). On Call, Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Raymond Mansfield, Pres., 216 Central St., Saugus; William H. Irving, S.T., 92 Mill St. PAINTERS NO. 1280. 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 3U9 Broadway; Patrick Santo, Pres., 57 Warren St.; Norris Lane, R.S., 33 Springvale Rd., Reading. REVERE OFFICE EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF THE SUN OIL CO. (IND). 3rd Tues., Where Called; Carl E. Hudson, Pres., U3 Watts St., Chelsea; Patricia A. Ryback, R.S., I78 Henry Ave, , Lynn. 126 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS REVERB - Concl'd . SUN OIL CO. OPERATING, MAINTENANCE AND DELIVERY EMP. ASSN. OF REVERE (IND). Quarterly, First Sun., 3 P.M., Fireman's Hall, 910 Broadway, Chelsea; Timothy J. Reen, Pres., 233 Sylvia St., Arlington Heights; Ralph J. Prete, R.S.T., 53 Orvis Rd, TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. Ilia. 2nd Sat., Oak Grove Hall, Washington St., Maiden; Carl Parini, Pres., 5h9 Beach St.; Kenneth L. Savage, F.S., 19 Wave Ave. ROCKLAND BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. hPQ. 3rd Wed., Dec's Barber Shop, Union St.; John Molla, Pres., 91 Webster St.; Paul Gilmartin, F.S.T.,B.A., Rte 1, Box l5l, Halifax. CARPENTERS NO. 1531. First and 3rd Wed,, G.a.R, Hall, 35 School St.; Harold Baker, Pres., Dwelley St., Pembroke; Luther P. Goodspeed, Treas.,B.A., 2I4.U Wales St., No. Abington; Bus. Off., I96 North St., Hingham, Tel. 7U9-2ii80. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2U02U (F.L. & J.C. Codman Co.). First Mon., U.U5 P.M., American Legion Hall, Union St.; Bradford D. Whiting, Pres., 309 Reed St., Hanson; John Barry, F.S., U7 Spring St, LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1082, On Call; Joseph A, Pratt, Pres,, 57 Linden St,; Joseph W, Kelley, R.S.T., 77 Carey St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED, NO, UlOl. 3rd Tues. , Where Called; John W. Marshall, Pres,; Gerald F, Keane, S.T,, 23 Maple St, TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO, 310 (Rockland Webbing Co.). Last Sat., 3 P.M., American Legion Hall, Union St,; Robert Crocker, Pres., 3U Cobum St., Brockton; Prank Lvons, B.A. , 90 Broadway, Lawrence. ROCK PORT POSTAL CIERKS, UNITED FED, NO. 26U5. On Call; Madeline E. Griffin, Pres., I6I Granite St,; Homer G. Ome, S.T,, I3 Granite St, R W E ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO, 2083 (Yankee Atomic Electric Co,). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., 2nd Fl., Shippee Bldg,, Bridge St., Shelburne Falls; Richard A. Herzog, Pres., 60 Sears St., Shelburne Falls; Gerald R. Pierce, R.S., 58 Elm St., Greenfield. RUSSELL PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 5lU (Westfield River Paper Co., Inc.). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., V.F.W, Hall, Rte 20; Charles Daniels, Pres., Middlefield St,, Chester; Wayne Diamond, R,S,, Huntington Rd, , Worthington. RUTLAND GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED, NO, 2kh3 (V,A. Hospital), First Mon., Eagles Hall, Main St,, Holden; Edward J. Zysk, Pres,, Old Barre Rd,, Oakham; Raymond A, Ballard, S.T., Main St,, Holden, 127 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SALEM BARBERS, JOURNEYI^EN NO. 385. 2nd Tues., So. Essex Labor Hall, 263 Essex St.; Roland A. Marcaurelle, Pres., 10 Whipple St., Danversj John W. Turner, S.T., B.A., U8 Essex St, BUILDING LABORERS NO. lli. 2nd Thurs., at Bus, Off., 150 Washington St., Tel. 7Uii-2719; Paul J. Wright, F.S.T., I8 Collins St., Peabodyj Rosario C. Marraffa, B.A., 6 Atlantic St, CARPENTERS: NO. 888. 2nd and l^th Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., I76 Essex St,, .Tel, 7liU-3395; William Dash, F.S., 17 March St, Ct.j Joseph F. MacCoraisky, B.A,, 9 Shortell Ave,, Beverly. NO. 1210 (French). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., 6| St. Peter St.; Amable St. Pierre, R.S., 116 Leach St.; Joseph F. MacComisky, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. NO. 1516 (Mill). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., I76 Essex St., Tel. 7i4i-3395; Charles H, Haight, S.T., J4 Baker St,, Peabody; Joseph F. MacComisky, B.A., 9 Shortell Ave., Beverly. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS. INT'L. NO, 291 (Sylvania Electric Prods,, Inc.). First Wed., 2 P.M. and 3.il5 P.M., at Bus, Off., 122 Broadway, Tel, 7UU-5069; Larry Rizzotti, F.S.T., 5 Cypress St.; Eileen Dooley, B.A., 118 Gardiner St., Lynn. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MJIGHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 296 (Ruggles-Klingemann I-Ifg, Co.). First Wed., 263 Essex St.; Fred Little, Pres., 2 Spring Ave., Hamilton; Philip E. Barbeau, R.S., 12 Barton St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 222 (IND) (Sylvania Electric Prods., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off,, 2nd Fl., lOU Boston St,; George Hines, Pres.; Boris Block, B.A., 28 Maple St., Hamilton. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKEP.S OF AI'ERICA, UNHED NO. 275 (IND) (Atwood & Morrill Co.). 3rd Sun., I.30 P.M., Hotel Hawthorne, I8 Washington Sq,; Edward G. Denis, R.F.S., I65 Franklin St., Marblehead; Boris H. Block, B.A., 28 Maple St., Hamilton. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 259. First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel. 7UU-7i|07; Oscar Allain, Pres., 12 No. Central St., Peabody; Ralph Ware, F.S.,Bus. Mgr., lOii Bellevue Rd., Lynn. ENGIiNlEERS, OPERATING NO. 93. Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., A. O.K. Hall, Lowell St., Peabody; Frank W. Moore, Pres., 3 Maple St., Peabody; Joseph D. Montemurro, R.S., 30 Linden Rd., Peabody. FUR AND LEATHER DEPT. NO. 21 (Amal. Meat Ojtters and Butcher Workmen). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Home of Pres.; William Nafranovich, Pres., 3 Avon St., Peabody; George Brooks, S.T., 22 Briggs St, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 290. 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., Hotel Hawthorne, 18 Washington Sq,; John T. Walsh, Sr., R.b.T., 7 Devereux St.; William Larkin, B.A., 30 Gushing St. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 68 (See Lynn) LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAMNG INT'L. UNION NO. 2U6 (Salem Laundry Co.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Hawthorne, 18 Washington Sq.; Ruth Keefe, S.T., 5 Grant Rd.; John F. Donovan, Gen. V. P. , 25 Huntington Ave., Boston. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 152. 3rd Wed., Amvets Hall, Beckford St.; Joseph Dunn, Pres., 310 Lafayette St.; Leo V. Ring, R.S., 27 Lexington Dr., Beverly. MAINTENAl^CE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 987 (B & M). Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., Amvets Hall, Beckford St.; Michael Shinnick, Pres., 6 Ridgewood Rd. , Rockport; Martin F. Flynn, Jr., S.T., I3 Beacon St. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN, AMAL. NO, 21 (See Fur and Leather Dept,). MOVING PICTURE MCHINE OPERATORS NO. 2U5 (See Lynn) NEWSPAPER GUILD, AMERICAN NO. 105 (Salem Evening News Pub. Co.). On Call, Hotel Hawthorne, 18 Washington Sq,; Delano M. Kennard, Pres., 190 Topsfield Rd., Wenham; Foster T, Chandler, Treas., 29 Humphrey St., Marblehead; Bus. Off,, 157 Washington St., Tel. 7iJ^-0600. 128 LOCAL lABOR UNIONS SALEM - Concl'd. PAIOTERS NO. 1898 (North Shore). First and 3rd Thurs., 263 Essex St.; Herbert Steele, Pres.; John E. McCarthy, F.S.,Bus. Rep., 17 River St., Danvers. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. I38. 2nd and Uth Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 263 Essex St., Tel. Pi U-7U07; Ernest Davis, F.S.T., 5 Martin St., Marble- head; Dominic Camevale, B.A., 200 Dodge St., Beverly. POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. 381 (IND)* On Call, Post Office; Henry J. Slaznik, R.S., 17 Crane St., Danvers. FULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 837 (Bicknell & Fuller Corrugated Container Corp.). 3rd Sun., 10,30 A.M., Polish-American Citizens Club, 9 Daniels St.; John Sierakowski, R.S., I8 Hardy St.; Frank J. DiSano and David R. Grogan, Int'l. Reps. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 25- Uth Thurs., at Bus. Off., 60 Washington St., Tel. Pi U-506O; John J. Fallon, Pres., 30 Hancock St.; IrvLng J. DiFabio, Mgr,,Treas., 3 Garfield Ave., Danvers. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNIGLPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 29U (School Employees). 3rd Sun., 6.30 P.M., Bowditch School, 35 Flint St.; Leo J. Richard, Pres., I6 Memorial Dr.; David J. Latinik, Sec, U Turner St, STATE, CCUNTT AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6$3. 3rd Wed., Court House; Robert Hannigan, Pres,, 32 Knox St., Lawrence; Joseph F. Fandel, S.T., 237 North St, , Georgetown. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St, Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No, 1^09) TEACHERS UNION, SALEM NO, 1258. 2nd Mon., 3 P.M., Where Called; Paul L. Devlin, Pres., k Ayer St,, Peabocfy; Max M. Pofcher, Treas,, 8 Locust St. TELEPHONE ACCOUMTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Northeast Accounts). On Call; Sally Gillis, Ch., 3I Forrester St,; Marion Staples, F.S.T., 15 Lenox St., Beverly; Bus. Off,, Rm. 733, 10 High St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-3665. TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Northeast Machines). On Call; Justine Parsons, Ch. , 2U Marina Dr, , Gloucester; Jeanne McNutt, F.S., 20 Mathies St., Beverly; Bus, Off,, Rm. 733, 10 High St., Boston, Tel, Hu 2-3665. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E, FED. (IND). Rita Cronin, Rep., 9 Pleasant St. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 10 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). First Fri., Vittori-Rocci Post, Brimbal Ave,, Beverly; James W. Stewart, Pres., 22 Lake St., Middleton; William E, Doherty, F.S.T., 6 Mill Brook Rd., Beverly. TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3U2. 3rd Thurs., Hibernian Hall, Boston St., Peabody; Thomas Welty, S.T., I83 Ocean Ave.; Frank Lyons, B.A., 90 Broadway, Lawrence. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 317 (IND). Uth Tues., Hotel Hawthorne, 18 Washington Sq,; Robert F. Hughes, Pres., 11 Rawlins St.; Paul G. Butler, F.S.T., h Nichols St, S A U G U S EIECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO, 263 (Eastern Tool & Stamping Co., Inc.). First Tues., 8.15 P.M., K, of P, Hall, Saugus Ctr. ; Thomas Pryor, Pres., 33U Walnut St., Lynn; Richard A, Palermo, R.S., 192 Edgeraere Rd., Lynn. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. IOO3. 2nd Tues., Central Fire Station, Woodbury Ave.; Robert Courtis, Pres., 37 Taylor St.; Anthony Castelluccio, S.T., 5 Western Ave, TRAJ^SIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. Ilii6 (Rapid Transit, Inc.). 3rd Fri., 7 P.M., Garage, 52 Crest Ave., Winthrop; Chester Perry, Pres., 27 Marshall St., Winthrop; Emerson D. Conrad, F.S.T., 8 Logan St., Lynn. SCITUATE FIRE FIGHTERS NO. IU6U. Bi-monthly, First Mon., Where Called; Edmond V. Raymond, Pres., 37U First Parish Rd.; Robert E. Stemfelt, S.T., 59 Hazel Ave, 129 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SHELBURNE ( SHELBURNS FALI5 ) ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 6k9 (N.E. Electric Co.). First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Shippee Bldg., Bridge St., Shelbiorne Falls; P. D. Bowling, Pres., Vernon, Vermontj H. H. Putnam, Bus. Mgr. , h Congress St., Greenfield. LFTTER CARRIERS NO. 1798. On Callj John E. Phillips, B.A., Murray PI., Shel- bume Falls. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 3678. On Call, Post Office, 7 Bridge St., Shel- bume Falls; Carroll F. O'Neil, Pres., Stone Rd,, Shelbume Falls; Wayne H. Truesdell, R.F.S., 97 Elm St., Shelbume Falls. SHIRLEY UPHOLSTERERS NO. 70l| (Samson Cordage Works). Quarterly, 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Phoenix Hall, Phoenix St.; Stephen J. Forest, F.S.T., Holden Rd.; Daniel A. Downey, B.A. , 91 Oakland Ave., Methuen. SHREWSBURY POSTAL SUPEKTISORS NO. 375 (IND). Last Tues. (Jan. ,Mar. , May, Sept., Nov.), 7 P.M., Where Called; George Stone, Pres., Palmer; Frank Viscardi, R.S., 29 Elraa Circle. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 6306 (Rialo Plastic Corp.). 2nd Sun., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St., Worcester; Julius Nicholas, Pres., Maple St., Brookfield; Winifred Greene, F.S., 19 Saybrook Rd. , Worcester. SOMERSET UTILiry WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 3Ui (N.E. Power Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Palms Restaurant, Waterman Ave., E. Providence, Rhode Island; Richard Mullainey, Pres., 20U Connecticut Ave.; Ralph Foote, Jr., Sec, 263 Straw- berry Field Rd, , Warwick, Rhode Island. SOMERVILLB BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L UNION, AMERICAN NO. U58. 2nd Tues. or 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Memorial Post, 217 Somerville Ave.; John T. Donahue, Pres., 23 Kevin St., Tewksbury; James C. Ryan, B.A., 21 Webster Ave, BOILERMAKERS NO. 6^1 (Steel Plate Fabricators). 2nd Thurs., V.F.W, Hall, U06 Cambridge St,, Allston; Archie Cotter, Pres,, 8 Napier Jk,, Dorchester; Benjamin Miller, F,S,T,,B.A,, I788 Beacon St., Brookline; Bus. Off., Rm. 782, UOO Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Tel. Co 6-5977. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO, 239. First Mon., 5.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, 55 Austin St., Cambridge; Paul 0. Miguelon, Pres., B.A., 35 Revere Rd. , Wobum; Gerard O'Connell, R.S.T., Franklin. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 6I (IND) (B & M). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; John G. Wheeler, Ch. Eng., 135 Woerd Ave,, Waltham; Raymond C. Amo, R.S.T, FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 12U0. First Thurs., Where Called; Henry W. McLaughlin, Pres., Mill St., Burlington; Richaird J. Durkin, S.T., 88 Vine St. FIREMEN AND ENQINEMEN, BRO. OF LOCOMCTIVE NO. 1;85 (B & M). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Hotel Madison, North Station, Boston; Harold G. Spencer, R.S., k9 Webster St., Peabody; M. J. Hernon, B.A., 200 Central St. GULF EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF N.E. (IND) (Gulf Oil Corp.). Quarterly, 3rd Sun., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave.; Paul B. O'Connor, R.S., 28 Nelson PI., Worcester; Thomas H. Lane, Comm. Ch. , 5 Hardy St., Beverly. 130 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SOMERVILLE - Concl'd . INDUSTRIAI. WORKERS OF AMERICA, ALLIED NO. 905 (Janes A. Kiley Co.). 2nd Thurs., Portuguese-American Civic League Hall, 26 Springfield St.; William Flaherty, Pres., 8$7 Fellsway, Medford; William Grodis, F.S.T., 22 Loring St., So. Boston. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKFJIS NO. 11 (See Boston) PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPERHANGERS NO. 937. 3rd Mon. , Y.M.C.A., Highland Ave.; Larry Clauson, Pres., 77 Rogers Ave,; H. J. Anderson, R.F.S., 22 Franklin St., Medford. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 230 (Int'l. Paper Co., Container Div. ). 2nd Sun., 2.15 P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave.; Helen Lenoro, R.S., 2U8 No. Beacon St., Watertown; Frank J. DiSano and David R. Grogan, Int'l. Reps. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 56U (Consolidated Paper Box Co., Inc.). First Wed., $ P.M., K. of C. Hall, Highland Ave,; Raymond Woodman, R.S., iUt Marshall St.; Frank J. DiSano and David R. Grogan, Int'l. Reps. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 720 (IND) (City Employees). On Call, Monthly, D.P.W. Bldg., Ryan Rd.; John F. Meskell, Pres., 32U Washington St.; John Duggan, S.T., 10 Lowell Terrace. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 27U (Public Welfare Dept.). 2nd Wed., 1;.30 P.M., Welfare Dept., City Hall, Highland Ave.; Richard Healy, Pres., 8 Albany St., Lynn; Elmer E. Haselton, S.T., 1 Hillview Rd., No. Reading. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2831 (Birch Bros.,Wheeler Service). First V/ed., 5 P.M., Where Called; George B. Jones, Pres., 25 Sargent St.; William F. Maloon, B.A., 200 Powder House Blvd. TFJiCHERS UNION, SOMERVILLE NO. 1300. Quarterly, On Call, Northeastern Jr. High School, Marshall St.; Bruno Ciccariello, Pres., 39 Waterhouse St., W. Somer- ville; Raymond Izzo, F.S.T. , 12 Girard Rd,, Winchester. SOUTH H A D L E Y NONCTUCK EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (IND) (Nonotuck Mfg. Co,). 3rd Sat,, 9 A.M., V.F.W, Hall, Canal St.; John Ryan, Pres., 16 Lorraine Ave., So. Hadley Falls; Norman Beauchemin, F.S.T. , 70 Center St,, Holyoke; Bus. Off., at Plant, Canal St., So, Hadley Falls, Tel, Je U-0271. PAH^RMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 660 (Marcal Paper Mills, Inc.). On Call, 7.30 P.M., Herman Hall, So. Summer St., Holyoke; Earl J. Losty, Pres., 201 Meadow St., Willimansett; Raymond LaPlante, B.A., 19 So, Tallyho Dr., Springfield. SOUTHBRIDGE CARPENTERS (See Worcester) LETTER CARRIERS NO. 796. 3rd Mon., Ili5 Central St.; Maurice L. Daigle, Pres., 108 Lebanon St,; Paul L. Dumas, R.S., 11 Forest Ave. MUSICIANS NO. U9U. 2nd Mon., 7,30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, 62 Central St., Tel. 76U-U652; Dominic Mamo, Pres., lOU Plimprton St,; Del Derosier, Sec.,B.A., 236 Church St., Putnam, Connecticut. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 53l4i. On Call; Anthony Silvestri, Pres.; Joseph Adamick, Sec, 116 Everett St. SPENCER LETTER CARRIFJIS NO, 1297. On Call; John A. McNamara, Pres., 39 Grove St,; Theodore J. Miczek, R.S.T., Smithville Rd. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 27 (Kleven Shoe Sales Co., Inc.). Tues., 7.30 P.M., 117 Main St.; Henry A. Plouffe, Pres., Fairview Dr., Leicester; Iftiabelle Arseneault, S.T., U9 Maple St, 131 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD AMERICAN BOSCH IND, UNION (See Electrical, Radio and Machine Wkrs., Int'l. No. 206) ASBESTOS WORKERS NO. U3. 3rd Fri., Labor I,ycevm Hall, 26 Willow St.; Leonard A. Johnson, F.S.T., 100 Elm St., Agawamj Donald Taddia, B.A., Oak St., Agawam. BAKER! AND CONFECTIONERY WORKERS INT'L. NO. 32 (IND). Last Sat., 3 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 28, 26 Willow St., Tel. 732-OU38} Joseph A. Fabbri, Sr. Pres., 539 Kings Hghwy., W. Springfieldj Adolph J. Zielinski, F.S.T.,3.A., 87 Warrenton St. BARH^IRS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 30. 3rd Wed. , Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St, j Lenard Lauer, Pres., 161^1 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow; Edward J. Favreau, S.T., 93 Redlands St. BARTENDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BEVERAGE AND DISTRIBUTIVE EMPLOYEES NO. 566 (See Retail, Wholesale and Depart- ment Store Union) BILL POSTERS NO. l5. First Sun., 10.30 A.M., 106 Suffolk St., Holyoke; Ernest Brunault, Jr., S.T., 2102 Northanpton St.j John Shea, B.A. , 16 Suffield St., Agawam. BLACKSMITHS, DROP FCRGERS AND HELPERS NO. 1570 (Moore Drop Forging Co.). First Sun., 11 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 352 Center St., Chicopeej John C. Insero, Pres., 73U Dewey St., W. Springfieldj Clarence Raymond, S.T., 12 Spring St., So. Hadley Falls. BOILERMAKERS NO. 725 (Storms Drop Forging Co.). On Call, Monthly, 10.30 A.M., Union Canadian Hall, 35? Center St., Chicopee; Heliodore Champagne, Pres.j John Szafran, F.S., Feeding Hills Rd., Southwick. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 1. 2nd and Uth Tues., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-)A36; D. J. Donovan, Pres., 10 Andrew St.; James Leonard, F.S,,B.A., 33 Brookline Ave., W. Springfield. BROADCAST EMPLOYEES AND TECHNICIANS NO. 13 (Springfield Section). On Call; Donald Douyard, Pres., 68 Parkview Dr., Agawam; Lucian Marek, S.T., 33 Hitchcock St., Holyoke. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 999 (Wreckers and General Construction). 2nd Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; William Francis, R.C.S., 17 Oak St.; Carlo Tranghese and Michael Siniscalchi, B.A's; Bus. Off,, Rm. I4O5, 115 State St,, Tel. Re >9l426. CARHINTERS: NO. 96. 2nd and Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-2878; Walter J. LaFrancis, Pres.,B.A., 66 Wilson St., Agawam; Thomas Commins, R,S., 2iil Breckwood Blvd. NO. 177. 2nd and Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Edward Cieslak, Pres., lU Sparrow Dr.; Harold J, Bagley, R.S., 28 Glencoe St. NO. 2296 (Carpet, Linoleum and Resilient Floor Layers). 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., Rm. 5, 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-2878; Walter Cowles, Pres., 23 Kenwood Pk.; Walter J. LaFrancis, Bus. Rep., 66 Wilson St., Agawam. CHEMICAL WORKERS INI'L, NO. lak (Shawinigan Resins Corp.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; James T. Bava, Pres., 115 Poplar St., Feeding Hills; John F. O'Connor, F.S.T., 60 Irving St., W. Springfield. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO. 26 (Tailors). Bi-monthly, 6 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Ann Therrien, H.S., 37 Monastery St., W. Springfield; Vincent Pace, B.A., 73 Tremont St., Boston. CUSTODIANS ASSN., SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL. First Sat., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 32 Spring St., Tel. Re 3-2132; Frank H. Connors, Pres., 31 Melbourne St.; Charles R. Rivers, Treas., 18 Beaven St. DIRECTLY AFFIHATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 1873U (Diamond Match Div., Diamond Int'l. Corp.). 2nd Sun., 2 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Eknilio J, Zucco, Pres., I6 Euclid Ave., E. Longmeadow; James Moran, B.A., 2U Coomes St, 132 : , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd . DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS - Concl'd.: NO. 20582 (Powers Paper Co., Inc.). Last Tues., 221 Dwight St.; Arnold Silvestri, Pres., I63 Johnson St.; Lucien Mercure, S.T., I6 Greenwich St. NO. 20681 (U.S. Envelope Co., Kellogg Div. ). 2nd Tues., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Charles Pierce, Pres., I66 Joseph Ave., Westfieldj Clifton A. Aldrich, F.S., 100 Dearborn St., E. Longraeadow. NO. 211i67 (Hampden Grinding Wheel Co., Inc.). Quarterly, 12.15 P.M., 118 Fiske Ave. J Walter Gonet, Pres., 29 Cass St.; Albert W. Gagnon, Sr. , F.S.T,, 15 Jaeger Dr., Westfield. NO. 228OU (Moore Drop Forging Co.). 2nd Sun., 11 A.M., American Legion Hall, 37 Exchange St., Chlcopee; Chester V. Gryzberg, Pres., 393 Elm St., W. Springfield; Alphonse Alfano, R.S., 53 Suffield St., Agawam. NO. 2hh99 (Froiland Mfg. Co., Inc.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., II86 Bay St.; George Beauchane, Pres., 86 Homer St., Feeding Hills; Albert R. Kana, F.S.T. 88 Southwick St., Feeding Hills. NO. 2U666 (Holyoke Card & Paper Co.). 3rd Mon., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Nelson Hadd, F.S., 127 Jefferson Ave,; Albert J. Zankl, B.A., k9k Appleton St., Holyoke. NO. 2ii850 (Springfield Cast Products, Inc.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Stanley Olszewski, Pres., 73 Canton St.; Samuel D. Goldstein, R.S., 91; Warrenton St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 202 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., 32 Stevens St., Tel. 733-7839; William Lieberman, Pres., 122 Massasoit St.; George Abair, Treas., 66 Pasco Rd,, Indian Orchard. NO. 206 (American Bosch Arma Corp., Springfield Div.). Uth Sun., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 325U Main St., Tels. 73U-7550 and 739-6501; Albert Lebeau, Sr., Pres., k Berkley St., Easthampton; James Manning, B.A., ^9 Knollwood St. NO. 213 (Van Norman Machine Co.). 2nd Sat., 9,30 A.M., American Legion Hall, 566 Liberty St,; Henry H. Lussier, Pres., 55 Merida St.; Karl G. Johnson, S.T., 207 Jasper St.; Bus, Off., Rra. 220, 36O Worthington St., Tel. Re 9-2678. NO. 219 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 2nd Sun., 7.30 P.M., 32 Stevens St.; Reginald A. Daigneault, Pres., 1U7 Mass, Ave,, Ludlow; Anthony J. Petrucelli, F.S.T., 73 Otis St., CJiicopee Falls. NO. 220 (Package Madiinery Co.). 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 91 Plainfield St.; Otto Steininger, Pres., hi Mountain View St., So. Hadley Falls; Robert Driscoll, F.S., 96 Cambridge St. NO. 221 (Stacy Machine Works, Inc., Agawam). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Turnverin Hall, 91 Plainfield St.; William H. Taylor, Pres., 95 Park Ave., W. Spring- field; Luther G. Joyce, F.S.T., 9 Alfred Ct., Agawam. NO. 278 (ChaFToan Valve Mfg. Co., Div. of Crane Co.). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., First Fl., 182 Pinevale St., Indian Orchard, Tel. Li 3-3601; Edward C. Brunelle, Pres., 716 Chapin St., Ludlow; Lionel J. Lavoie, R.S., 27 Sitnick Ave., Chicopee Falls. NO. 28U (Eastern Container Corp.). 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., Polish Alliance Club, 91 Parker St., Indian Orchard; Roland Bergeron, S.T., 210 Suffolk St., Holyoke. NO. 288 (Monsanto Co,). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, Stony Hill Rd., No. Wilbraham; Benny Szarlan, Pres., Kendall St., Ludlow; James Gibbs, S.T., 1026 Parker St.; Bus, Off., Rm. 2, 150 Main St., Indian Orchard, Tel. Li 3-3001. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF: NO. 7. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re U-7137; John J. Connors, Pres., 286 Redlands St.; Walter G, Egan, F.S.,Bus. Mgr. , 69 Powell Ave. 133 : LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd . ELECTRIC/Ii WORKERS, INT'L. BROTHERHOOD OF - Concl'd, NO. B-U55 (Western Mass. Electric Co.). Uth Mon. , Marconi Club, 8? Parralell St.; N. E. Hadley, Treas., 26 Palm St. j T. F. Eastwood, Bus. Mgr., 139 Arthur St. NO. BA-1075 (Standard Electric Time Co.). Uth Wed., American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St. j Walter Witaszek, Pres., 112 Autumn Rd., W. Springfield; John Costa, B.A., Higher St., Ludlow. ELECTROTYPERS AND STEREOTYPERS, SPRINGFIELD NO. kh» First Fri., Sheraton Motor Inn, 70 Chestnut St.; Thomas Keating, Pres., 162 Rowley St., Agawam; Ronald W. Gendron, S.T., kl Susan Ave,, So, Hadley Falls. EI£VATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. Ul. 2nd Fri., American Legion Hall, Park St., W. Springfield; Reno P. Bertera, Pres., 119 Highland Ave,, W. Springfield; William D. Welch, R.S,,B,A,, 268 Highland Ave,, W. Springfield, ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL ASSN. NO, 112, 2nd Wed,, 6.30 P.M., Sheraton Motor Inn, 70 Chestnut St.; Jerome Guagliardo, Pres., 70 Plumtree Circle; Marcel Bedard, R.S., 371 S. Westfield St., Agawam; Bus. Off., 113 Wheeler Ave., Tel. St 3-5917. EI«}INEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 571 (IND) (NY NH Railroad). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; George L, Atwood, Ch,, 3U Hubbard Ave,, Northampton; Henry F. Howard, F.S,T.,B.A, , 38 Draper St, ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO, 880 (iND) (B & M Railroad, Victor Div.). First Sun., 1,30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; James L. Hogan, Ch., 255 Elm St., E. Longmeadow; William E. Dalton, S.T., k3 Wilson St., Ludlow. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 98. l|th Mon., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. 73li-3053; Kenneth C. Wright, Pres. , Bus. Mgr., kl Thompson St., Monson; John P. Hughes, James W. Bushey, Peter R, Tiberio, James H. Mullen and Robert E. Clark, B.A's. ENGINEERS, OPERATING NO. 602 and 602A. First Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Thomas LaPanne, Jr., Pres., Reservoir Rd, , Westfield; Armand E. Girard, R.S., 35 Converse St. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 61^8. 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Frank A. Foster, Pres., 6k Penrose St.; Thomas P. Shea, Jr., S.T., 72 California Ave. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 307 (B & M Railroad, Hampden Lodge). On Call; J. D. Wooliver, Pres., 231 Morton St., W, Springfield; A. P. Davis, F.S., lU Campania Rd., Thorapsonville, Connecticut, FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO, 793 (NY NH Railroad). 2nd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St,; B. F, Pacitti, Pres., 35 Westwood Dr., W. Springfield; David T. Clark, F.S,T.,B.A., 1;91 Mass, Ave,, W. SpringfieM. FIREMQI AND OILERS NO. 80 (Springfield Bronze & Aluminum Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish National Home, 312 Chestnut St.; Celso P. Fortini, F.S., 59 Highland Ave,, Agawam; John McNamara, B,A. , U5 Bromfield St., Boston, GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. 226. 3rd Wed., at Bus. Off,, 69 Stockbridge St,, Tel, 737-O29I; John F. Albano, Dist, Mgr,, 9^ Woolworth St., Longmeadow; Frank Peretti and Gerald Mason, B.A's. GLAZIERS AND STRUCTURAL GLASS WORKERS (See Painters No. 369) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. I78 (Post Office Custodial Emp. ). On Call, Swing Rm., Post Office, Dwight St.; Ethel C. Devins, Pres., 31 Rail- road St,, W. Springfield; Bruce Foggs, Treas., 135 Bowles St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 1|31 (Springfield Armory). First Mon., Conference Rm. , Bldg, 27-B, Springfield Armory; Charles T. Lanning, Pres., 92 Edgeraont St.; Richard Kindness, Treas., kO Oxford St., Chicopee Falls. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN, OF NO, 3 (IND) (Springfield Amory). First Wed., American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Joseph Boire, Pres,, 57 El- dridge Ave,, W, Springfield; Mildred Dunbar, F.S., J48 Jasper St, GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NATIONAL ASSN, OF NO, 6k (IND) (Post Office Emp.), On Call; Frank P. Garde, Pres., Ik Merritt St.; Roland F. Blanchard, Treas., kS Juniper Dr, 13U LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd . HANDBAG, LUGGAGE AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Leather Goods, Plastics and Novelty- Workers No, U6) HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 6?. First Sun., 11 A.M., 221 Dwight St. J James Dunbao", Pres., U2 Helen Circle, E. Longmeadow; Charles J. Connors, F.S.T., U8 Eddywood St.; Bus. Off., 7 Pearl St., Tel. 739-1276. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 122. Quarterly, On Call, 11 A.M., 221 Dwight St.; Edmund F. Colby, Pres., 17 Oregon St.j George M. Sobolowski, R.S., 83 Fair- field St. IRON WORKERS NO. 357. 2nd and Uth Fii., at Bus. Off., Rm. 7, 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-U791; Francis S. O'Neil, Pres., 3U Colfax St.j Timothy Crean, B.A., 33 Oakdale Ave., Westfield. IRON WORKERS NO. 5Ul. 2nd Fri., Pulaski Hall, 13 Norman St., Willimansett; Albert Brodeur, Pres., 21 Sheridan St., Chicopee Falls j Leo E. Roy, R.F.S., 5l Pennsylvania Ave,, Willimansett. LATHERS NO. 25. 2nd Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Charles M. Simpson, S.T., 98 Merrimac Ave.; Richard J. Carr, B.A., 30 Fieldstone St. LEATHER GOODS, PLASTICS AND NOVELTY WORKERS NO. U6 (Buxton, Inc.). Bi-monthly, 2nd Wed., 7 P.M., Community Rm., Union Fed. Bank, 13Ul Main St.; Edward Hudyka, Pres., 9^ Second St.; Wanda Fraska, R.S. , UlU Franklin St.; Bus. Off., 182 State St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 1;6. 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Lebanese-American Hall, 393 Worthington St,; Thomas P. Brown, Pres., 99 Duryea St.; William Byrnes, Sec, 29 Kane Dr., Chicopee. LETTER CARRIEP^ NO. 2101 (Indian Orchard). On Call, at Post Office, Oak St,, Indian Orchard; John F. Crane, Pres,, ll6 Berkshire St., Indian Orchard; Alfred Roberts, Jr., S.T., 36 Pineview Dr. LITHOGRAPHFJIS AND FHOTOENGRAVERS INT'L. UNION NO. 21-L. 2nd Sat., 10 A.M., American Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St.; Rldiard H. Trachy, Jr., Pres., 7 Cottage Ave., Holyoke; Raymond I. Duff, R.S.T., Ik Benger Ave., So. Hadley Falls. LITHOGRAFHERS AND HIOTOENGRAVERS INT'L. UNION NO, 57-P. 2nd Tues. (Mar., June, Sept., Dec), Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; Charles Hutchinson, Pres., 252 Rosewell St.; Roland E. Ruel, F.S.T,, 79 Euclid Ave, MACHINISTS NO. Hkh (Cheney Bigelow Wire Works, Inc.). Uth Sat., k P.M., Ameri- can Legion Hall, 665 Liberty St,; Arraand S. Berthiaume, Pres., 6I Fargo St.; James Rueli, F.S.T. , 19 Sunset Dr. MACHINISTS NO. l5Uii (Bauach Machine Tool Co.). First Sun., 10. 30 A.M. and 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Plant, Main St.; Walter Floreck, Acting Pres., 20 Claric St., Easthampton; Joseph Montano, S,T,, lU9 Dickerson St. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 6l2 (B & A Railroad). 2nd Sun. (Apr. and Oct.), 2.30 P.M., C.L,C, Hall, 160 Elm St., Westfield; J. H. Rock, Pres., Box 109, Hinsdale; W. J. Sturgeon, S.T., Clifton St., Westfield. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WORKMEN NO. 33 (Chain Stores). 3rd Tues., 221 Dwight St.; Richard I, Brazie, R.S.,B.A. ; Stanley E. Dominick, F.S.T. ,B. A.; Bus. Off,, Rm. 7, 215 Dwight St., Tels. 736-82U2 and 736-3089. MESSENGERS, SPECIAL DELIVERY NO. 66. On Call; William Seavers, Pres,, Ihh Fern- cliff Ave.; Gilbert R. Attreau, Treas., 18U Bloomfield St. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 12026 (Dist 50) (IND) (Springfield Gas Light Co.). 2nd Thurs., Hofbrau Haus, Main St,, W, Springfield; Richard Crowley, Pres., h9 Drexel St.; Frank Crise, Reg, Dir,; Bus, Off,, Rm. 210, hi College St., New Haven, Connecticut, Tel, 776-7001. MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. Ui673 (Dist 50) (IND). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 HLiss St.; James J. Kelly, Pres., 59 Pease St.; Frank Crise, Reg, Dir.; Bus, Off,, Rm. 210, U7 College St,, New Haven, Connecticut, Tel. 776-7001. MOLDERS AND AIJJiED WORKERS NO. I67. First Thurs,, 7.30 P.M., 182 Pinevale St., Indian Orchard; Jack Alves, F.S., U81i Center St.; Wilfred 0, Paradise, B.A., 16 Kiijg St. Ext,, Leicester. 135 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRIMGFIBLD - Cont'd . HOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO, 381 (Brass). 2nd Fri., Labor I^eum Hall, 26 Willow St.; E. Nevue, Pres,, No, West Rd,, Westfieldj Kenneth L. Breed, F.C.R., 18 Beaufort Circle. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 186. 2nd Mon., 11.30 P.M., 221 Dwight St.j Ovila C. Lattinville, S.T., 3$ Emerald Rd.j Edward J. O'Connor, B.A., 109 Melha Ave.; Bus. Off., Capitol Theatre, 1362 Main St., Tel. 739-1308. MUSICIANS NO, 171 (Hampden County). 2nd Mon. (Jan., Nov., Dec), Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; James L. Falvey, Pres., B. A., 93 Sherman Ave,, ChLcopee; George T. Lull, R.F.S., 351 Dwight Rd.; Bus, Off,, Rm. 301, 353 Dwight St., Tel. 736-5187. NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES ASSN., SPRINGFIELD (IND). On Call, Monthly, 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Rm. 13, 1862 Main St., Tel. Re 2-8U95; Joseph A. LaBelle, Pres., 67 Kane St.; John F. Murphy, Treas., 58 Smmyside St., Chicopee Falls, PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WOEKERS OF AMERICA, NO. 2l6 (H.L. Handy Co.). Quarterly, On Call; George Mashinsky, Pres., 35 Bum Cliff Ave.; Harold Miller, R.F.S., 2lS Parker St., Indian Orchard. PACKINGHOUSE, FOOD AND ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA, NO. 672 (Armour & Co,). Last Wed., Verdi Club, 58 Qiapin St., W. Springfield; Oliver Menard, Pres., 39 Claremont Ave., Chicopee; Truman Pickard, R.S., 67 Beverly St., Willimansett. PAINTERS NO. 257. 2nd and Uth Wed., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-5855; Howard Wright, F.S., 78 Bourne St., Three Rivers; Irving Rourke, B.A., Ik Westwood Ave., E. Longmeadow. PAINTERS NO. 369 (Glaziers and Structural Glass Wkrs,). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceiun Hall, 26 Willow St.; Herman Oreenberg, F.S., 26 Somerset St,; Francis Lundrigan, B.A., 9I Drexel St. PAFERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. I487 (West Side) (See West Springfield) PAFERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 76I (Gardner-Brooks, Inc.). First Tues., Four Seasons Restaurant, Memorial Ave., W. Springfield; Frederick Samble, Pres., Watchaug Rd. , Somers, Connecticut; A. Marie Busiere, R.S., 20 Brown St. PATROLMEN, RAILWAY (See Railway Patrolmen) PATTERN MAKERS ASSOCIATION. First Tues., at Bus. Off., Rm. 12, 26 Willow St., Tel. 73U-9602; Prank S. Murray, Pres., 32 Fanjoy St., Chicopee; Richard H. Beddow, F.S.,Eus. Mgr., 52 Delroore St. PETROLEUM UBOR ORGANIZATION, NEW ENGLAND NO. 3 (IND) (Mobiloil Co., Inc.). First Sun. (Mar.,June, Dec), 2nd Sun. (Sept.), Oaks Inn, 700 State St.; William H. LaVergne, Pres., Brimfield Rd,, Fiskdale; Murray F. Goodwin, Treas., Westfield Rd., Russell. PHOTOENGRAVERS (See Lithographers and Photoengravers Int'l, Union No. 57-P) PLANT PROTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND, UNION OF NO. 9 (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). Quarterly, On Call, 32 Stevens St,; Clayton C, Brayton, Pres., 102 Hamburg St.; Arthur F. Guindon, S.T., 11 Baltimore St. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. 22U) PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS NO. 89. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. Re 6-1-897; Harry L, King, Jr., Pres., 1228 Stony Hill Rd., Wilbraham; James C. Anderson, F.S.,B.A. , 9 Peak Rd. , Wilbraham. POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, MAIL HANDLERS, WATCHMEN AND MESSENGERS NO. 36. On Call, Bi-monthly, V.F.W. Hall, l5 Bliss St.; Edward Garvey, Pres., IIO8 Carew St.; James Murphy, Sec, Box U62. POST OFFICE CUSTODIAL EMPLOYEES (See Government Employees, American Fed. No. I78) POST OFFICE MOTOR VEHICLE EMPLOYEES NO. 28. On Call, Bi-monthly, 11 A.M., Post Office Garage, Locker Rm. , 70 Tapley St.; PVank Cooney, Pres., 895 Belmont Ave.; Bernard Spellacy, S.T,, 15 Cumberland St, POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. BR. U97-8. 3rd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Where Called; Walter Sullivan, Pres., 288 Connecticut Ave.; William K. Bishop, Treas., 91 Clear- brook Dr. 136 . LOCAL LABOR UNIONS S PRINGFIELD - Ctont'd . POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO, 102 (IND). Quarterly, Sun., V.F.W, Hall, 1$ Bliss St.; Thomas F. Doyle, Jr., Pres., 7U Valley Rd.; Edward J. Buckley, S.T., 39 ^ Shaw St., E. Longmeadow; Bus. Off., Ii62 Dwight St., Tel, 78l-2l|20. POSTAL TRANSPORT ASSOQATION (See Postal Clerks, United Fed. Br. li97-8) PRINTING PRESSMEN NO, 85. 2nd Fri,, $ P.M., Highpoint Motel, Memorial Dr., Chicopee; Henry Hennessy, Pres,, 53 Ampere Ave,, Ludlowj William Johnston, S.T,,E.A., 12 Greenwich St., Ludlow. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO, USB (General Fibre Box Co,), 2nd Sat., 2 P.M., Hofbrauhaus, 1102 Main St., W, Springfield; Camello Delia Mattera, Pres,, 56 New Bridge St., W. Springfield; Ralph H. Marriott, S.T., 15 Andrew St, RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO, 58? (NY NH Hart Lodge), 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Eugene Flaherty, S.T., 123 Orange St,; William Brady, B.A., I42 Jacob St., Fairview. PJIILROAD TRAINMEN NO, 622 (B & M City of Homes Lodge). 3rd Sat,, 7 P.M,, Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; John J. Claffey, Jr., Treas., 56 Marsden St.; H. E. Moore, B,A., 66 Powell Ave. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS: NO. 130 (NY NH). 2nd Tues,, Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St,; Stewart A, Kennedy, F.S.T., 108 Hemnan St., W. Springfield; Richard H. Barnard, B.A., 15 Gourley Rd, NO, 336 (B & A). First Tues,, 7.30 P.M,, Hotel Charles, 1757 Main St.; P. T. Gwozdz, F.S.T., 119 Westford Ave,; L. P. DeAngelis, Ch,, 17 Pearl St,, Chicopee NO, khh (Dan Kenney Lodge) (B & A Station Emp, ), 2nd Mon., 3 P.M., Rra. 212, 55 Liberty St.; J. F. Coughlin, F.S.T., 62 Governor St.; D. Colby, B.A., 53 Upland St. NO. 1517 (B & A Granite Lodge). First Mon., Union Station, Liberty St.; L. Gallerani, Pres., 15 Avondale St., W. Springfield; John J. Toti, Jr., F,S,T,, 92 Hillside Ave,, W, Springfield. NO. 1600. Uth Sat,, 10 A,M,, Universal Carloading Co., 255 Liberty St.; Leon Moquin, Pres., 290 Oakland St.; Raymond Zanarini, R.S.T., 65 Timber Lane. NO. 2167 (City of Homes Lodge) (Railway Express Agency). First Fri,, 7.30 P.M., Lebanese-American Hall, 3U7 Worthington St.; Teofil F. Albert, R.S.T,, 12U Audubon St,; Patrick J, Fitzgerald, B,A., 214^ White St. RAILWAY CARMEN NO, 53U (B & A City of Homes Lodge). First Mon., American Legion Hall, 83 Park Ave,, W. Springfield; Ernest Symington, Pres., 73 Chester St., W, Springfield; John J. Hallahan, R.S.,E,A,, 2U Crane St, RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 665 (NY NH Hampden Lodge). 3rd Fri., V.F.W, Hall, 15 Bliss St.; Robert L. Guertin, R.S., 19 Medford St.; Arthur L, Murphy, B.A., 11 Palm St. RAILWAY PATROLtlEN NO, 33 (B & A). 3rd Thurs,, Y.M.C.A., South Station, Boston; John P, Leahy, Pres,, h Highland Terrace, Newtonville; John R. Hallaran, S.T., 5U Eddy St., W. Newton. RETAIL CLERKS INT'L. NO. lU59. 2nd Tues., 8.15 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Michael H. Farashian, Pres., Old Farm Rd, ; Joseph J. DiFlumera, F.S.T.,B.A., 82 Darling St., Indian Orchard; Bus. Off., 62 Harrison Ave., Tels. Re 2-6200 and Re 2-6209. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNIONS: NO. 22U (Milton Bradley Co.). Bi-monthly, First Tues., 7.30 P.M., 221 Dwight St.; Thomas J. Leone, Bas. Dir. , 12 St. Jean Ave., Leominster; Walter Morrissey, B.A,, 87 Evans St., Watertown; Bus, Off., Rra. 1, 27 Monument Sq,, Leominster, Tel, Ke U-653U. NO. 515 (Retail Store Emp. of Springfield). Bi-monthly, On Call, at Bus. Off., 221 Dwight St., Tel. Re U-5110; Joseph Reumer, Pres., I6 Saratoga St,; Joseph S. Casey, B.A. NO. 566 (United Beverage & Distributive Union). Bi-monthly, On Call, at Bus, Off., 221 Dwight St., Tel. Re U-5110; Henry Carey, Pres.; Joseph S. Casey, B.A, 137 ) LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Cont'd . ROOFERS AND SLATERS NO, 2U8. lith Sat,, 10 A.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St,} Anthony Stranch, Pres., 77 Lombard Ave,, E, Longmeadowj George C. Forgue, S,T,,B.A., U09 Nottingham St, SHEET METAL WORKERS NO, 63 (Western Mass.). Uth Tues., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St, J Edward Lubas, Pres,, 56 Sterling St,; James J. Capeless, F,S.T., B.A., 67 Athol St,} Bus, Off., Rm. 503, 175 State St., Tel, 733-8332. SHEET METAL WORKERS NO. 379 (B & A Railroad), On Call} Paul B. Foley, Pres., 27 Colton Ave., W. Springfield} Henry M. Gauthier, R.S.T., 26 Elmdale St., W. Springfield. SPECIAL DELIVERT MESSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery) SPRINGFIELD NEWSPAPER EMPLOYEES ASSN. (See Newspaper Employees Assn., Springfield) STATE, COUMTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES: NO. 910 (City Public Works Dept.). First Tues,, V,F.W. Hall, 15 Bliss St,j Charles E. McDonald, Pres,, 81 Pheland Ave,; Daniel J. Marsh, Treas,, lU2 Aldrew Terrace. NO. 1U85 (Public School Emp, ). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., School Dept. Bldg., 32 Spring St,} Luora Webb, Pres., 22 Burr St.} Barbara S. Cowan, C.S., 603 Springfield St., Feeding Hills, NO. 1596 (Foremen, Supervisors and Inspectors). 2nd Tues., V.F.W. Hall, U6 State St.; Linwood Webb, Pres., 22 Burr St,} Lawrence J. Dowd, S.T., 335 Breckwood Blvd, STEAMFITTERS NO, 603. First Mon., at Bus. Off., 26 Willow St., Tel. 73U-9602} Leo Burns, Pres,} William Morris, F.S.T.,B.A, STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3326 (Rex Chain Belt Co.). 2nd Fri., at Bus. Off,, 172 Chestnut St,} Edward R. Rudek, Pres., 39 Sterling St,} John A. Marshall, F.S., 3IU Rowley St., Agawam. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3650 (Springfield Foundry, Inc, ). 3rd Wed., 7 P.M., Kosciuszko Hall, 30 Rapalus St., Indian Orchard} Norraand J, Belisle^ Pres., 136 W. Canton Circle} Walter P, Orlik, F.S., 39 Ray St., Ludlow. STEREOTYPERS NO. 121. 2nd Sun., 10,30 A.M., Amvets Post, Montgomery St., Chicopee Falls} John Dunlop, Pres., 30 Janine St., Willimansett } David E, Patrie, S,T., 36 Sargeant Ave., Chicopee Falls, STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEACHERS, SPRINGFIELD FED, NO. U8U. First Mon., h P.M., Music Rm., Commerce High School, State St.} Earl T. Erikson, Pres,, 32 Bliss St., W. Springfield; William J, McLean, Exec, Sec,,B.A., 266 E, Allen Ridge Rd. (General) (Bldg. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS NO, kOk (IND) . Materials, Heavy and Highway Construction Emp.), 2nd Sun., 10 A,M,, Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.} Carmin P. Napoli, Pres., B. A. , Exec. Sec, hX Bennington St,} Donald J, Knowles, Gordon E, Morse, Russell Bellico and J. G. De Christopher, B.A's} Bus, Off,, 119 Plainfield St,, Tels. 733-7111 and 733-7881. TECHNICAL ENGINEERS (See Engineering and Architectural Assn. TELEGRAPHERS, COMMERCIAL NO. 52 (Western Union), On Call} Noimand R. Hamois, Pres., 97 Macbeth St,} Christine J. Toomey, S.T., 785 Belmont Ave, TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Western Accounts). On Call} Christine Clark, Ch. , kh Rutledge St,} Vivian Desmarais, F.S., kk Phoenix St.} Bus. Off., Rm. 733, 10 High St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-3665. TELEPHONE ACCOUNTING WORKERS, N.E. FED. OF (IND) (Western Machines). On Call; Irene O'Malley, Ch., 113 Clantoy St.} Shirley Dashnow, F.S., 596 Stoney Hill Rd. , Wilbraham} Bus. Off., Rm. 733, 10 High St., Boston, Tel. Hu 2-3665. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND): UNIT NO. 1. Cecelia Jez, Rep., 2i;9 Holyoke Rd., Westfield. UNIT NO. 2. Helen Lamoureux, Rep., 18 E. Hooker St. UNIT NO. 3. Bessie Nye, Rep., 195 St. James Blvd, CLERICAL AND STAFF LOCAL. Mary Mara, Rep,, 33 Wachusett St,, Worcester, DINING SERVICE LOCAL. Vera Checkowski, Rep., 15 Burford Ave, 138 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS SPRINGFIELD - Ckjncl'd , TELEF«ONE WORKERS INT'L. NO. k (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Tues., at Bus. Off., 268 Worthington St., Tel. 73ii-0863j Edward B. Dunn, Pres., 272 Pheland Ave.; Daniel F. Downey, F.S.T., 9h Surrey Rd. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. Ihk9 (See Northampton) THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 53. 3rd Sun., 10.30 A.M., Where Called; James B. Maroney, S.T., P.O. Box 23li; J. E. O'Neil, B.A., 183 Worthington St. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES NO. 186 (See Moving Picture Machine Operators) TILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPERS NO. 97. First Mon., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Roger Fournier, Pres.,R.S.; Cesare Ferrari, F.S.T.,B.A., 88 Burke Ave., W. Springfield. TITEFLEX EMPLOYEES COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ASSN. (IND) (Springfield Plant). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., 666 Page Blvd.; William J. Schwarz, Pres., 115 Noel St.; Albert J. Jodoin, R.S., 216 Jamaica St.; Bus. Off., 603 Hendee St., Tel. 737-03la. TRAINI-ffiN, RAILROAD (See Railroad Trainmen) TRANSIT UNION, AMAIOAMATED: NO. khQ (Springfield St. Rwy. Co.). 3rd Tues., 11 A.M. and 7.30 P.M., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; John F. Healy, Pres., 100 Champagne Ave., Chico- pee; Edward D. O'Keefe, F.S.T.,B.A., 301 Commonwealth Ave.; Bus. Off., 2811 Main St., Tel. Re 2-80Ul. NO. 1318 (See Boston) NO. 1382. First Mon., 9 P.M., 26 Willow St.; Robert R. Hanna, Pres., 58 Worthen St., W. Springfield: Sylvio G. Cabana, F.S., 87 Surrey Rd. NO. 1512 (Peter Pan Bus Lines). First Wed., Eds Hall, Broadway; Walter Skinner, R.S. , 25 Vassar St.; Burton Towle, F.S., 28 Harold St., Florence. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 2l6. First Fri., Labor Lyceum Hall, 26 Willow St.; Joseph V. Walsh, Pres., 81 Victoria St.; James Nicoll, S.T., 20 Duryea St. WAITERS AND MISCELLANEOUS EIOTLOYEES, HOTEL (See Hotel and Restaurant Emp. and Bartenders) WESTINGHOUSE SALARIED EMPLOYEES ASSN. OF (IND) (Westinghouse Electric Corp.). 2nd Fri., 7.30 P.M., G.A.R. Hall, kk State St.; Edward Felsentreger, Pres., 109 Stoney Hill Rd., Wilbraham; Cornelius J. Scully, S.T., 189 Bowdoin St. WIRE WEAVERS (See Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers No. UOU) STOUGHTON LETTER CARRIERS NO. lUOO. Quarterly, 8. 30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 398-R Pi-ospect St.; Albin A. Gusciora, Pres., 55 Mill St.; Richard J. Wells, R.S.T., 110 Water St. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS, UNITED NO. 156 (American Biltrite Rubber Co.). Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 7 Freeman St.; Peter Lima, Pres., 323 South St., Hanson; David R. Pulsifer, Treas., 131 Ellsworth St., Brockton. SWAMPSCOTT FIRE FIGHTERS NO. Il459. First Tues., 7.145 P.M., Central Fire Station, 80 Burrill St.; Frank G. Williams, Jr., Pres., 9 Roy St.; Philip M. Whitten, S.T., 31 Outlook Rd, STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 26U9 (Hume Pipe Co. of N.E. ). Quarterly, Hibernian Hall, Federal Sq. , Lynn; Theodore Koufopoulos, Pres., 12 Miller PI., Lynn; Thomas Dolan, F.S., 11 Hamley St., Lynn. 139 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS TAUNTON BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 789. Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., Italian Nat'l. Club, U6 Wales St. J Manuel Medeiros, Pres., 22 Everett St.; Thomas Guglielmo, S.T.; U2 Pine St. BRICK AND CLAY WORKERS (See Bridgewater) BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 13. First and 3rd Thurs., Italian Social Club, Columbus Blvd. j Arnold Carvalho, Pres. , 62 Bamum St. j Italo M. Bernacchio, R.S.,B.A. , 32 Wales St. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 876 (See Construction and General Laborers) BUILDING SER\n:CE EMPLOYEES NO. 3Qh (See Boston) CARPENTERS NO. 1035. 2nd Wed., at Bus. Off., hhh Bay St., Tel. 822-3070; Joseph P. Vargas, Pres., 1^76 Somerset Ave.; Arthur Anctil, F.S.,B.A., P.O. Box 1035. CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS NO. 876. 2nd Thurs., U.A.V. Hall, 82 Weir St.; Ayres Mendes, Jr., S.T., 278 Whittenton St.; John Fernandes, B.A., 7U E. Water St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, U6 Broadway, Tel. 82U-U67O. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 2la (Sheridan Silver Co.). First Mon., 7.30 P.M., Transfer Hall, 12 Weir St.; John Corriera, Pres., c/o Y.M. C.A., Cohannet St.; Victor Renault, Sec, 90 Woodbine St., Pawtucket, Rhode Island. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED (IND): NO. 20U (Haveg Industries). 3rd Sun., at Bus. Off., 19 Broadway, Tel. 82U-7103; Phillip Abreu, Pres., 19U Sunset Hill, Fall River; Walter F. Biedak, F.S., 3U Hopewell St. NO. 223. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus.- Off., 19 Broadway, Tel. 82U-7103; Mildred Stevenson, S.T., 8 Woodlawn Ave,, E. Taunton; Douglas Periy, Field Org., Ul Bedford St., New Bedford. NO. 228 (Paragon Gear Works, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Rm. 8, 19 Broadway; Howard Reed, Pres., 25 Godfrey St.; Robert L. Peabody, S.T., R.F.D. 1, Box 129, Middleboro. NO. 290 (New Process Twist Drill & Machine Co.). On Call, Bi-monthly, 12.30 P.M., at Plant, 3U Court St.; Rose Doyle, S.T., 396 Washington St.; Douglas Perry, B.A., \d Bedford St., New Bedford. ELECTHICAL WORKERS NO. 235. 2nd Mon., at Bus. Off., khk Bay St., Tel. 822-3070; Charles Cleary, Pres,, 120 Cruild Rd, , Brockton; John W. Donahue, Bus. Mgr. Box 38I4., High St., Assonet. ENGINEERS, LOOOMDTIVE NO. 810 (IND) (NY NH). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., G.A.R. Hall, 95 Washington St.; Milton J. Tweedy, Ch. Eng., 5 Monadnock Ave.; Frank P. Paris, S.T., 28 Mansfield Ave., Norton. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1391. 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Central Fire Station, 50 School St., Tel. 82U-U022; Roy E. Cahill, Pres., 6 Franklin Ave.; Gilbert R. Levesque, R.S., 30 Hopewell St. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. klh (IND) (NY NH). First Sun., Protectors Hall, 50 Herrod Ave,, Brockton; Gerard J. Murphy, Pres., I6 Rustic Dr., So. Weymouth; Win. F. Gould, Jr., R.S.T., Local Ch., 38 No. Main St., Avon. GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES (Branch of Local I78 of Fall River) INSURANCE WORKERS lOT'L. NO. 80 (See Attleboro) JEWELRY WORKERS NO. I6 (Jewelry and Allied Metals and Crafts, Amal.) (Poole Silver Co., Inc.). Quarterly, 7 P.M., Eagles Hall, 7 Lawrence St, j Thomas Butler, F.S.T., 6 James St.; George Aronov, B.A., 3I4D Lockwood St., Provi- dence, Rhode Island. LEATHER WORKERS UNION, TAUNTON (IND) (Geilich Tanning Co.). First Tues., Ameri- can Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Dennis Frizdo, Pres., Pine St., Berkley; Gerard A. Pigeon, Treas. , 331 Berkley St. lUO ) LOCAL LABOR UNIONS TAUNTON - Cont'd . LETTER CARRIERS NO, 71. 3rd Mon., Bristol A.G. Hall, W. Water St.; D. George Walker, Pres., 286| Tremont St.; Richard T. Smith, R.S., 168 Winthrop St. MACHINISTS NO. 122$ (Armor Bronze & Silver Co., Inc.). 2nd and Uth Tues., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St, j Herbert Cardoza, Pres,, 16 Liberty St,, E. Taxinton; Wilfred J. Baillargeon, Jr., B.A., 159 Warwick St., Woonsocket, Rhode Island. MAINTENANCE OF WAI EMPLOYEES NO. 89 (NY NH). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Circle Cafe, 29 Taunton Green; Joseph E. Sullivan, Pres.,S.T., 119 County St., Fall River. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, INC., TAUNTON (IND). 3rd Wed., City Hall; Harold Tatro, Pres., Church Green; Edwin A. Dunn, Sr, , Treas., 39 Liberty St. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION NO. 231. 2nd Sun. (Jan. , Apr., July, Sept. , Nov., Dec, ). Transfer Ballroom, 12 Weir St.; William F, Lott, Pres., 10 Friend St,; Louis H. Pero, R.F.S., 50 Tremont St. PAINTERS NO. 57U. 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, Uhk Bay St.; Frank Ritchie, F.S., 13U7 Cohannett St,; Gabriel Silva, Bus. Rep., I|6 First St. PARI-MUTUEL GUILD, TAUNTON (IND) (Taunton Greyhound Assn., Inc.). On Call, Cotillion Hall, Broadway; Harold A. Moffatt, Pres., lU Vine St., New Bedford; Peter B. Gay, Atty., 5 Main St. PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRY AND NOVELTY WKRS. (See Retail, Wholesale and Dept. Store Union) PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 626. 2nd and Uth Thurs., 7.30 P.M., kkh Bay St.; William Mueller, F.S., 91 Fremont St,; Henry Wareing, B.A., 36 South St.; Bus, Off,, 1 Church Green, Tel, 822-3313. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED, NO, 50U5. First Wed,, Hewitts' Cafe, U5 Cohannet St,; John E, McGovem, Pres., 12U Broadway; Adeline F. DeMello, Treas., 8 Powers Ave» POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO, 297 (IND). On Call; Elwin F. Megan, Pres,, 21 Jefferson St,; Henry R, Labrie, S.T., 9 Harvey St, RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO, 70 (NY NH Old Colony Lodge), lith Sun., 10. 30 A.M., Ameri- can Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St,; J, H, Kitchen, Jr,, Pres,, Box 378, High St., Assonet; Leo J. Emond, Jr., Treas., B. A., 357 Oak Grove Ave,, Fall River, RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMEOT STORE UNION NO. 582-A (F.B. Rogers Silver Co.). Last Wed,, 7,30 P.M., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Thomas J, Leone, N.E. Reg, Dir., 12 St. Jean Ave,, Leominster; Robert Rondeau, B.A., Sagamore Rd. , Attleboro; Bus. Off,, Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq,, Leominster, Tel, Ke U-653li. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO, 593 (Reed & Barton Silver Corp. (Silver Wkrs,). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Polish Hall, Bay St.; Thomas J. Leone, Reg, Dir,, 12 St. Jean Ave., Leominster; Robert Rondeau, B.A., Saga- more Rd,, Attleboro; Bus, Off,, Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq. , Leominster, Tel, Ke U-653U. RUBBER, CORK, LINOIEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO, 575 (New Jersey Rubber Co.). First Sat., 3 P.M., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Joseph Padula, Pres., P.O. Box 1053; George Geier, B.A. , 73 Tremont St,, Boston. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 72 (State Hospital Erap.). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Gifford Home, at Hospital; Frank Tavares, Pres., Box 810, Myricks St., Berkley; Loretta McGowan, Sec, 1 Lynn St, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 651 (Paul A. Dever School). 2nd Tues., 7,30 P.M., Nurses Recreation Rm., at Hospital, Bay St.; Charles Andrade, Pres,, 1097 Somerset Ave,; Daphne M. Downing, F.S.T., 357 King Philip St. , Raynhara. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NO. 5100 (Androform Industries, Inc.). First Mon., 7,30 P.M., Circle Hall, 29 Taunton Green; Thomas Goldrick, Pres., 23 Hope St.; Albert Santos, R.S., hi No, Pleasant St.; Bus, Off,, Rm, 201, 100 Fountain St,, Providence, Rhode Island, Tel. Ja 1-9237. NO, 5182 (Mt, Hope Machinery Co.), Uth Wed,, V.F.W, Hall, Hodges Ave.; Jesse Linhares, Pres,, 78 Tremont St,; George C, Harnett, Sr. , F.S., 279 Locust St. , Fall River. : ; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS TAUNTON- Concl'd. STEELWORKERS OF AMERECA, UNITED - Concl'd. NO. 5532. First Sat., 10 A.M., Baker Rd. Club, Baker Rd,; Lincoln Street, Pres., UO Mason St.j Paul Morin, R.S., 1350 Somerset Ave, NO. 5683 (See Worcester) STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. ) (See Transit Union, Amalga- mated, Boston Local No. 1509) '' TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Beatrice Vargas, Rep., io6 Rail- road Ave. TELEPHONE WORKERS, lOT'L. NO. 21 (IND) (N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co.). 2nd Thurs., Italian-National Club, U6 Wales St.; Thomas Noonan, Pres., 7 Cleveland Rd. George Reinhagen, F.S.T., 637 Buffinton St., Somerset. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. U69 (Dyeing and Finishing) (Harodite Finishing Co., No. Dighton). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, School St., Dighton; David Rogers, Pres., 29U. Pleasant St., Dighton; Harold T. Schofield, B.A., 8 Jefferson St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 17, lU Taunton Green, Tel. 822-2570. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 7U0 (Ansonia Mills, Inc.). First Sun., 10.30 A.M., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Elias J. Galib, Pres., Ui Massasoit St., Fall River; Harold T. Schofield, B.A., 8 Jefferson St.; Bus. Off., ftn. 17, 111 Taunton Green, Tel. 822-2570. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 5U9. On Call; Roland Robino, R.S.T., 372 WhLttenton St.; Matheus B. daSilva, B.A., 12 Dean Ave. TYPOGRAPHICAL NO. 319. First Thurs., 3.30 P.M., 29 Taunton Green; Albert S. Griffiths, Pres., 225 Williams St.; James H. McCaffrey, Jr., R.S.T., 60 Kilmer Ave, UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 356 (Brockton-Taunton Gas Co., Taunton Div.). 2nd Tues., American Legion Hall, 7 Cedar St.; Richard Kulpa, Pres., 122 Van Buren St.; Robert L. Stratton, Treas., 201 Tremont St. TEMPLETON PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWOHCERS, UNITED NO. U3U (Baldwinsville Paper Products, Inc.). First Tues., U.l5 P.M., Pulaski Hall, Elm St., Baldwinsville; Don Easter- brook, Jr., Pres., State Rd., Otter River; Ralph G. Hill, F.S.T., U6 Bridge St., Baldwinsville. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 521 (Seaman Paper Co. of Mass., Inc.). First Sun., 7 P.M., Otter River Sportsmen's Club, Lord Rd., Otter River; Waino Parviainen, Pres., 30 Pleasant St., Baldwinsville; Arthur Gaudet, F.S., Main St., Otter River. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 551i (W.E. Femald State School). 3rd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Dining Rm., Brook House, at School; Clifford Blake, Pres., 13 Benjamin St., Winchendon; George Clapp, Jr., R.S., Rice Rd. TEWKSBURY STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 68 (IND) (State Hospital Emp.). First Tues., Hall 3, at Hospital, East St.; James J. Cox, Pres., 3h9 Stevens St., Lowell; Veronica H. Cox, S.T., 3U9 Stevens St., Lowell. STATE, COUNTY AND MJNIGTPAL EMPLDYEES NO. 81|2 (State Hospital Emp.). 2nd Tues., McDonald Hall, at Hospital, East St.; Louis Picanso, Pres., Salem St., No. Wilmington; Henry B. Dec, S.T., l65 Main St., Wilmington. Ill2 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS TOWNSEND PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 996 (Bates Corrugated Box Co.). On Call, at Plant, W, Townsend; Raymond Valcourt, Pres., Main St., W. Townsendj David R. Qrogan, Int'l. Rep., 29 Fifth St., Onset. TURNERS FALLS ( See MONTAGUE ) UPTON HATTERS, CAP AND MILIINERY VTORKERS NO. 23 (Kartiganer Hat Co.), 3rd Tues., American Legion Hallj Joseph Graziano, Pres., 9 W. Pine St., Milford; Edwin Erwin, S.T., 9 Hamilton Rd,, Wobum. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. 112. First Wed., Where Called; Donald Aldrich, Pres., Milford St.; Louis Peso, S.T., 325 Bishop St., Framingham. UXBRIDGE POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 2126. First Mon. (Jan.), 6 P.M., Town Hall, Main St. J Preston J. Connors, Pres., 30 Hazel St, j Carmine C. Chiuchiolo, S.T,, Douglas Rd, WAKEFIELD CARPENTERS NO. 862. First Tues., Red Mai's Hall, 33 W. Water St.; Milton Porter, R.S., 33 Circuit Rd. , Medford; Qiarles Lavacchia, B.A., 6 Mountain St. , Woturn. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 263 (See Saugus) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. Ili78. On Call, 7.30 P.M., Where Called; William C. Pepe, Pres., l5 Bonair Ave.; Charles J. Classen, R.S., 125 Farm St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 3Ul. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, North Ave.; Joseph Gontardo, Pres., hi Eunice Circle; John L. Dulong, R.F.S., 21 Lincoln St, POSTAL CIERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 5638. First Tues., V.F.W. Hall, North Ave,; Dennis White, Pres., lU9 Prospect St.; John Doherty, R.S., 9 Crescent Hill. SHOE WORKERS ORGANIZATION, CRISTAL INDEPFUDEKT (L.B. Evans Co.). 3rd Thurs., 12.30 P.M., at Bus. Off,, Sample Rm. , at Plant, 37 Water St,, Tel. 2l;5-9000; Adin M. Perkins, Pres. ,B.A., 86 Gould St, W A L P L E CARPENTERS NO. lU79. First Wed. , Italian-American Hall, Stone St.; Thomas Moseley, Pres., 53 Heaton St., Norwood; Herbert Mosher, R.S., I83 Oak St., Foxboro. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 323 (L.F. Fales Madiine Co., Foundry Div,). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Stone St.; Lome Estabrook, Pres., UI8 Cohannet St., Taunton; John Crowley, B.A. , 17 Church St., Milford. PAPERMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 889 ( Hollingsworth & Vose Co.). 2nd Wed., 7.30 P.M., Lithuanian Hall, 13 St, George Ave., Norwood; Alexander Deeb, Pres., 19 Greenwich Rd. , Norwood; Francis M. Donovan, F.S., 536 Nahatan St,, Norwood. PAPERMAKERS AND PAFERWORKERS, UNITED NO, 1330 (Bird & Sons, Carton, Container and Paperworicers Div,). 2nd Thurs,, Lithuanian Hall, 13 St. George Ave,, Norwood; William Ivatts, Pres., 127 North St., Foxboro; Vincent J, D'Espinosa, F.S., 1508 Main St,; Bus, Off,, 226 Washington St. Ili3 ; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS W A L P L E - Concl'd. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. U5l (Mass. Correctional Institution). First Thurs., k P.M., American Legion Hall, Main St.; Dominic J. Presti, Pres., Box 100, So. Walpolej Ralph W. V/hite, S.T., 11 Pearl St. STEELWOFKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3722 (L.F. Fales Machine Co.). First Tues., U.l5 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, Main St.; Thomas Dray, Pres., 9hh East St.; Maurice G. Dargis, F.S., $1 Avery St., No, Attleboro. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED. (IND). Mary Meeker, Rep., U6 Chapel St., Norwood. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 6k2 (Kendall Mills, Finishing Div.). 3rd Sun., 3 P.M., Italian-American Hall, Stone St.j Alton M. Hodgman, Int'l. Rep.; Ralph Arivella, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 600, kll Essex St., Lawrence, Tel. 682-5273. W A L T H A M AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. 7UU (Reece Corp.). 2nd Wed., U.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 210 Felton St. j George Mongeon, Pres., U6 Potter Rd.j James M. Kilroy, F.S.T., 22 Wrentham St., Dorchester. AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. 9U6 (Judson L. Thomson Mfg. Co.), 2nd Mon. , 7.30 P.M., South Jr. High School Auditorium, Moody St,} Lawrence A, Oliver, Pres., 107 Chestnut St,; Lawrence F. White, Jr., F.S.T., 22 Eddy St,; Bus. Off,, 7U0 Main St., Tel. Tw U-598U. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 711. 3rd Wed., Center Barber Shop, 162 Lexington St.; Idillio C, Porreca, Pres.,B.A., 903 Main St.j Joseph P. O'Connell, F.S.T., B.A. BOOKBINDERS UNION, WALTHAM NO. 66. 3rd Wed. , Elks Bldg. , 101 School St. Vincent Creighton, S.T., 398 River St.; John J. Barry, B.A., 93 Pine St., Maiden. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 15. Wed., V.F.W. Hall, 210 Felton St.} Thomas Crane, F.S., 33 Fairview Ave,, Watertown; Alfred T. Crane, B.A., 165 Chestnut St, BUILDING LABORERS NO. 560. First Wed. , Unity Hall, 7U0 Main St, ; William E, Faranda, R.S., 60 Lawrence St.; Salvatore Pavone, B.A. , l68 School St,; Bus, Off,, 6U5 Main St,, Tel, 89U-2750. CARPENTERS NO, 5U0. 2nd and lith Wed,, French Hall, 20 Central St.; Thomas K, Short, R,S., Ik Stoneybrook Rd,, Burlington; Edward Gallagher, B,A,, 251 Washington St., Newton. DIRECTLY AFFIHATED LOCAL UNION NO. 22879 (Waltham Grinding Wheel Co.). On Call, h P.M., St, Joseph's Hall, Central St.; Adrian Campbell, Pres,, 299 Center St,, Newton; Winfield MacNeill, S.T., 159 School St. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L, NO, 216 (Donnelly Mfg, Co,). 3rd Thurs., 2 P.M. and h P.M., Function Rm., Ten Pin Lanes, Winter St.; Henry McDevitt, Pres., 20 Chilicott PI., Jamaica Plain; Herbert Holloway, F.S., 11 Marsh St., Dorchester. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L, NO, 271^ (Standard Thomson Corp,). Quarterly, 2nd Sun., 2.30 P.M., Hotel Bradford, 275 Tranont St., Boston; Gaetaneo T. Sylvestro, Pres., 11 Doris St., Dorchester; Edward J. Noonan, S.T., Ul Norton St., Dorchester; Bus. Off., 395 Broadway, So. Boston. ELECTRICAL WOHCERS NO. B-1267 (N.E. Mica Co.). Uth Tues., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.; Frederick W. MacNichol, R.S., U03 River St.; Phillip Sanfilippo, Bus. Mgr., 7 Oak St., Wayland. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO, l505 (Raytheon Co.). 2nd Sun., 5 P.M., at Bus, Off,, 5U5 Main St., Tel, Tw ii-7900; James F. Mulloney, Pres., 152 Clinton St., Marlboro; Irving W. Fletcher, B.A., 508 Pailc St., Dorchester. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, NAT. FED. NO. ll6U (IND) (N.E.D. Corps of Engineers). Quarterly, 12 Noon, I42U Trapelo Rd.; Albert J. Zigas, Jr., Pres., 25 EUncan Ave., Providence, Rhode Island; Jacob Panian, F.S., 12 Perkins St., Bridge- water. II4U LOCAL LABOR UNIONS W A L T H A M - Concl'd . FEDERAL LABOR UNION (See Directly Affiliated Local Union) FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 866. 3rd Tues., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.j Pasquale R. Mula, Pres., 90 Robbins St.; Thomas F. O'Mara, S.T., 182 Princeton Ave. GARMENT VTORKFJtS, LADIES NO. 391. First Tues. ( Jan., Apr. , July, Sept.,), 6 P.M., 515 Main St.j Janet Martin, Sec, 202 Brown St.; Harvey Gold, B.A., 8 Earle Rd, , Wellesleyj Bus. Off., Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave., Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. LATHERS NO. 1^2. 2nd Tues., 6U5 Main St.; Dennis LeLieure, Pres., 53 Sunshine Dr., Marlboro; Robert R. Ellis, F.S.T.,B.A., 60 Cedar St., Foxboro. MACHINISTS NO. I836. Uth Wed., 7.30 P.M., Sons of Italy Hall, 99 Cedar St.; Heniy A. Bemier, F.S., 575 Mammoth Rd,, Dracirt; David McSweeney, Frank Every, Walter Silvers, Earl Powers and Ralph Lindquist, B.A's; Bus. Off., U79 Moody St., Tel, 899-8288. MASSACHUSETTS PRODUCTS PIK LINE UNION (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). On Call; R. E. Mitchell, Pres.; L. E. Keyes, S.T., U5 Fairmont Ave. MIDDLESEX PETROLEUM WORKERS ASSN. (IND) (Shell Oil Co.). 2nd Sun., 3 P.M., Holland Bldg., Main St.; Warren C, Kelley, Pres., 97 Channing Rd., Belmont; S. L. Norris, S.T., hS Davis Rd., Belmont. MOTOR COACH OPERATORS NO. 6OO (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 573 (American Paper Products Co.). First Mon. , 6U7 Main St.; Harry Coburn, Pres., 10 Washington Ave.; Edward S. Freda, R.S.T., 756 South St. PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS NO. 289. Last Tues., V.F.W. Hall, 210 Felton St.; Leslie V. Lowden, Pres., IU6 Hartford St., Natidc; Charles R. Barker, F.S.T.,B.A., 39 Golden Ball Rd., Weston. STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES NO. 955 (IND) (Waltham Public Works Dept.). 2nd Thurs. , Munic. Center, Lexington St.; Edmond Gaudet, Pres., 32 Middle St.; Arthur Kelley, Treas., 25 Dermody Rd, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. I|02 (W.E, Fernald State School). Uth Tues., Bus. Off., at School, 200 Trapelo Rd. , Waverley, Tel. Tw U-3600; Paul A, L'Antigua, Pres., 758 Waltham St., Lexington; James Daly, Treas. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1313 (Metropolitan State Hospital). Last Tues., at Hospital, U75 Trapelo Rd,; Joseph C. Bowers, Pres., 101^ Felton St.; Alice E, Marsden, R.S., 27 Mt. Pleasant St. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES NO. 6OO (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2680 (Charles River Gametting Mills). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., 6U7 Main St.; Joseph lanuzzo, Pres., lU William St.; Raymond J. Hart, S.T., 8U Harvard St, THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 505. 3rd Tues., 9.30 A.M., Auburndale Club, Melrose St., Aubumdale; Fred Rousseau, R.S.T., 29 Farmington Rd. , W. Newton; Vincent T. Kavanaugh, B.A., 8 Fells Circle, Welle sley. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 6OO (M & B St. Rwy.). 2nd Tues., Legion Home, Weston St.; Bernard liirphy, Pres., 127 South St.; John Sullivan, R.S., lU Orris St., Aubumdale. WALTHAM WATCH WORKERS UNION (IND) (Newal, Inc.). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., V.A. Hall, 11 Carter St.; Florine E. LeBlanc, S.T., 3U Gushing St.; George E. Massie, B.A., 15 Whitlowe Rd,, W. Newton. WARE BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS UNION NO. 790 (Brunswick Union, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, West St.; Victor White, Pres., Lombard St., Warren; Elizabeth Sweeney, S.T., Sorel Rd. ili5 , , , LOCAL lABOR UNIONS WARE - Concl'd CARPENTERS NO. I63O. First Fri. , Narutowicz Hall, 11 E. Main St, ; Stardey Knapp, Pres., 28 Maple St.; Raymond R. Mongeau, F.S.T.,B.A., 9 Park Ave. LETTER CARRIERS NO. IO67. On Call, First Mon., 7 P.M.; Edward W. McGuire, Pres., 60 W. Main St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAFEHWORKERS, UNITED -NO. 708 (Ludlow Corp.). 2nd Sun., Naruto- wicz Hall, 11 E. Main St.; Richard T. Kemp, Pres., Long Hill Rd., W. Brook- field j G. David Bishop, R.S., Ware Rd., Palmer. POSTJSL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 6U99. On Callj Armand J. Fhaneuf, Pres., 6k Aspen St, J Roland R. Jacques, S.T., 15U W. Main St. WARREN ELECTRICAL, RABIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 250 (Warren Pumps, Inc.). Quarterly, First Mon., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off., Warren Saving Bajak, Main St.; John A. Jellen, Pres., U8 Main St., Thomdike; Armand H. Dimo, F.S.T. Lombard St. WATERTOWN COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA NO. 1395 (Western Electric Co.). 2nd Tues., Greek Hall, Coolidge Sq.; William L. Morey, Pres.; John E. Kelley, S.T., 176 Billings Rd., No. Quincy; Bus. Off., Rm. 3, 557 Mt. Auburn St., Tel. Wa 3-1270. DIRECTLY AFHLIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 219IU (B.F. Goodrich Footwear Co.). 3rd Hon., 7.30 P.M., Greek Gommunity Center, Bigelow Ave.; Wilfred E. Courtney, F.S., 22 Park St., Somerville; Salvatore A. Percoco, B.A., 25 Fifth St., Cambridge; Bus. Off., 5U8 Mt. Auburn St., Tel. Wa U-7350. NO. 22295 (Photographers and Photo -Finishers) (Bachrach, Inc.). 2nd Tues., 5.15 P.M., Carpenters Hall, 251 Washington St., Newton; John E. Grant, Pres., 33 Perthshire Rd., Brighton; Helen M. Coffey, R.S., 60 Lothrop St., Newtonville. NO. 23578 (Haartz-Mason, Inc.). First Sun., 10 A.M., V.F.W. Hall, 295 Arsenal St.; Charles Frey, Pres., lU5 Morrison Ave., Somerville; John P. Rand, F.S. Virginia Rd., Concord. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND I-IACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 209 (Peerless Pressed Metals Corp.). 3rd Wed., U.iiO P.M., Italian-American Social Club, 102 Arlington St.; William F. Burke, Pres., 5 Leonard Ave., Cambridge; William Cole, F.S.T. 238 Prospect St., Cambridge. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 37li (Watertown Arsenal). On Call, Monthly, 8.30 P.M., Home of Pres.; GeraQ.d Quinlan, Pres., 889 Broadway, Somerville; George Doucette, F.S., 15 Harvard PI., Waltham. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 560 (Litecontrol Corp.). First Wed., 3.U5 P.M., at Plant, 36 Pleasant St.; Eleanor Likely, R,S., II4I Jewett St., Newton; Salvatore DeMarco, Bus. Mgr. , 69 Forest St. FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS (See Directly Affiliated Local Unions) FIRE FIGHTERS NO, 13^7. On Call, Monthly, Hibernian Hall, 153 Watertown St,; Edward F. Kelley, Pres., 35 Eliot St.; Maurice J. Sheehan, S.T., 60 Eden- field Ave. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. NO. 5 (IND) (Watertown Arsenal). First Thurs., at Arsenal; Manuel Donabedian, Pres., Ul Rogers Park Ave., Brighton; Joseph Cash, S.T., I8U Main St., Waltham. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, NAT. ASSN. NO. 6 (IND) (Watertown Arsenal Supervisors). First Mon., U.30 P.M., Bldg. 152, at Arsenal; Gerald F. Quinlan, Pres., 889 Broadway, Somerville; Antone Mello, F.S., 10 Nyack St. 11*6 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WATERTOWN - Concl'd. INSULATING FABRICATORS OF N.E., INDEPENDENT WKRS. OF (Insulating Fabricators of N.E., Inc.). 3rd Thurs., h P.M., Armenian-American Social Club, 76 Bigelow St. J Arthur J. Jarossi, Pres. , I6 Kondazian St.; Albert L. Ericsson, Treas. 50 Preston Rd, , Somerville, MACHINISTS NO. l50 (Watertown Arsenal). First and Uth Fri., 7.30 P.M., Machinists Hall, 98 Chestnut Hill Ave,, Brighton; Peter J. Walsh, Pres., 51 Leicester St., Brighton; Paul R. Moulton, R.S., 37 Easton Ave., Hyde Park. RJLP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WOIiKERS NO. 565 (Hinde & Daiich Div. of West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.). Uth Tues., 3.30 P.M., at Plant, 70 Grove St.j Rudolph V. Tucci, C.S., 103 Palmer St., Arlington; David R. Grogan, Int'l. Rep., 29 Fifth St., Onset. RUBBER, CORK, LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS NO. 506 (Bemis Associates, Inc.). Last Mon. , 5 P.M., Squilliani Bldg., UO Summer St.; Ralph E. Foss, Jr., Pres., 1 Helen Dr., Marlboro; Herbert Mansfield, Treas., Slh Freeport St., Dorchester, STATE, COUOTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 1210 (Town Erap.). 3rd Thurs., D.A.V. Club, UOli Main St.; Anthony Aiello, Pres., 25 Bancroft St., Watertown; Antonio Fundeklian, S.T., 233 Sycamore St, STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 5392 ( Lewis-Shepard Co., Inc.). 3rd Sat., 12.15 P.M., at Bus. Off., lOU Nichols Ave., Tel, Wa U-8U8O; Robert F. Doyle, Pres., 35 Montfem Ave., Brighton; Peter Rizzo, F.S., 30 Anderson Rd., Framingham. WEBSTER BRICKLAYERS NO. 2U. First Wed., Home of S.T.; Lyman Hall, Pres., Old South- bridge Rd., Dudley; Wilfred Rouleau, R.S.T., 10 Maple St. INSURANCE WOHCERS INT'L. NO. 7U (John Hancock Ins. Co.). 2nd Wed., 11 A.M., Colonial Club, Thompson Rd. ; T. Arthur Racine, Pres.,B.A., Thompson Rd,; Donald Prouty, Treas., 19 Pine St., Oxford. LETTER CARREERS NO. 83I. On Call; Leo F. Beaulac, Pres., 15 Elm St.; John J. Klisiewicz, S.T., 21; Park St. SHOE WORKERS INDEPENDENT UNION, INC., WEBSTER. First Thurs., Elks Hall, 151 School St.; Vera S. Brodeur, F.S.T., 75 Lake St.; Bernard L. Szczepaniak, B.A. , Charlton Rd., Dudley; Bus. Off., 2^2 Main St., Tel. 9U3-06U6. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 3l5 (IND). First Mon., Harris St. Hall; George F. Reynolds, Pres., 3 Curfew Lane, Dudley; Francis C. Blanchard, R.S., 5 Warren Lane, SouthbrLdge. WELLESLEY MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE EMPLOYEES IND. UNION (Wellesley College). Uth Wed., 8.15 P.M., Alumni Hall, at College; Esther B. Monto, Treas., 172 Deane St., New Bedford; Loy A. Lutton, B.A., 9 Carver Hill Ct., So. Natick. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 335 (Town Public Works Erap.). 2nd Wed., Home of Pres.; Richard Gerard, Pres., 65 Highledge Ave.; Thomas 0. Lee, S.T., 5 Lake Rd. WEST SPRINGFIELD ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 258 (Varaco, Inc.). 2nd Sun., 1 P.M., at Bus. Off., 709 Main St., Tel. 78I-OU6U; Robert Patriquin, Pres., 127 Cyman Dr., Chicopee; Woodrow Ward, F.S.T., 67 Dawes St., Springfield. 1U7 LOCAL LABOR UNIOIB WEST SPRINGFIELD - Concl'd. ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE V/ORKERS, INT'L. NO. 268 (Perkins Machine & Gear Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., C.L.C. Hall, 221 Dvd.ght St., Springfield; Eugene M, Warner, Pres., 2Ul Worthington St., Springfield; John Kaczmarski, Ch. Steward, 3U Wrona St., Indian Orchard; Bus. Off., 172 Chestnut St., Spring- field, Tel. 736-0301*. ENGINEERS, BRO. OF LOCOMOTIVE NO. 63 (IND) (B & A). First Wed., 7.30 P.M., Church of the Good Shepherd Hall, 2lU Elm St.; E. J. Getdiell, Ch. Eng., 283 Elm St.; R. H. Miller, S.T., 281 Lancaster Ave. FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 563 (B & A). 3rd Thurs. , 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 51 Park St.; John J, Noonan, Local Ch., 18 Garden St.; Wesley I. Scott, F.S.T., 33 Kelson Ave. GILBARCO EMPLOYEES CONFERENCE (IND) (Gilbert & Baiicer Mfg. Co.). 3rd Fri., 10 A.M., Conference Rm., at Bus. Off., Union St., Tel. Re 3-iJ.6l, Ext. U63; Robert Findlater, Ch., 9 Miner St., Springfield; Maurice J. Goggin, S.T., 171 Davis St., Springfield. LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF NO. 1978. First Mon., Verdi Club, Chapin St.; Louis Betti, Pres., llU Ashley St.; Philip A. Brown, Sec, 31 Oleander St, MACHINISTS NO. 1730 (Wico Ignition Div., Globe Union, Inc.). First Sun., 2.30 P.M. and 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., I.O.O.F. Hall, 51 Pailc St.; Anthony Calvanese, Pres., 68 Orchard St., Springfield; Russell Mo rln. Sec, 101 Maple St. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSN., WEST SPRINGFIELD (IND). On Call, Public Library, 192 Park St.; Thomas F. McCarthy, Jr., Pres., 118 Bonnie Brae Dr.; Rachel M. Goodhind, Treas., 53 Field St. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. U87 (Premoid Corp.). Quarterly, Uth Sat,, 10 A.M., Verdi Club, 52 Chapin St.; L. P. Christian, Pres., I4D Corn- wall St., Springfield; John E. Shea, R.S., l52 Mayfair Ave., Springfield. POST OFFICE AND GENER/^L SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMP. NO. I4J4I (IND). 2nd Mon., 2 P.M., Maint. Rm., Post Office, Elm St.; Richard G. Reardon, Pres., Sec, 7 Ridgefield Rd. , Hazardville, Connecticut; John J. Beston, S.T. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. I76I. On Call, Monthly; Theodore Urban, Pres., 83 Clarence St,; Mario J. Tassinari, R.S., 6U Gay Terrace. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO. 238 (B& A Pioneer Lodge). Uth Wed., I.O.O.F. Hall, 51 Parte St.; Paul J. Demers, Pres., 23 Bevier St., Springfield; James E. McCarthy, Sec. , 317 Broadway, Chicopee Falls. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN DIV. 6U2 (IND) (B & A). On Call; W. G. Bishopric, Pres., 53 Armstrong St.; R. N. McCarroll, S.T., 227 Piper Rd, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. I36U (Town Employees). 2nd Tues., h P.M., Highway Dept. Garage, U30 Westfield St.; Kenneth Foisey, Pres., Front St.; Joseph W. Dupuis, Jr., R.S., 1009 Piper Rd, WEST SPRINGFIELD MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES ASSN. (See Municipal Employees Assn., West Springfield) WESTBOROUGH CARPENTERS NO. lU59. 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, Milk St.; Robert Chase, Pres., 2U0 Floral St., Shrewsbury; Stuart Allen, R.S., 385 South St., Shrewsbury. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. Il53 (State Hospital Emp. ). Last Wed., 7.30 P.M., Hadley Bldg. at Hospital; John L. Gebo, S.T., 6I Highland St,, Marlboro; Joseph Germain, B.A,, 13 Benham St., Worcester. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 65Uii (Progressive Tool & Die Co.). 2nd Thurs., 5.30 P.M., Svea Gille, 190 So, Quinsigamond Ave., Shrewsbury; George Harabedian, R.S., 82 Lovell St., Worcester; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep,; Bus. Off,, Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Worcester, Tel. 756-3577. Ili8 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WBSTFIELD AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WKRS. NO. U30 (Sterling Radiator Co., Inc.). 3rd Thurs., St. Joseph Club, Hanover St. j John Krok, Pres., 3 Franklin St., Holyoke; Walter F. Wescott, F.S., 13 Ashley St. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 33. Uth Tues., 7 P.M., Eagles Hall, lU Bartlett St.; Emest F. Hatch, Pres., 81 Broadway; Silvio A. Orellana, S.T., 12 Smith Ave. CARPENTERS NO. 222. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, lU Bartlett St.; Charles Marchese, R.S., 12 Maple St.; Walter Lafrancis, B.A., 26 Willow St., Springfield. DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS: NO. 20291 (Columbia Mfg. Co.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Eagles Hall, Ik Bartlett St.; Alexander Macutkiewicz, Pres., 129 West Ave., Ludlow; John Cekovsky, B.A., 25 Squawfield Rd. NO. 22998 (Old Colony Envelope Co.). 3rd Tues., Moose Hall, 56 Washington St.; Joseph Martin, Pres., U2 Washington St.; Stacia A. BalcerzewskL, F.S., 11 Fowler St. NO. 2U025 (Kellogg Brush Mfg. Co.). 2nd Wed., Eagles Hall, Ik Bartlett St.; Nellie Miller, Pres., 57 Day Ave.; Statia Ligenza, F.S., U2 Chapel St. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 205U (Westfield Gas k Electric Lt. Co.). 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 38 Broad St.; John H. Miller, Pres., 21 Belmont St.; William Morrissey, Jr., B.A., 57 Pochassic St. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. NO. 1111. First Mon., at Bus. Off., Fire Station, 29 Arnold St., Tel. Lo 2-2329; Thomas Kane, Pres., 28 Prospect St.; William Onofrey, F.S.,B.A. , 133 Ridgeview Terrace. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES (See Bartenders, Hotel, Motel, Cafeteria and Restaurant Employees No. Il6 in Chicopee) LETTER CARRIERS, NAT. ASSN. OF BR. 128. On Call, Post Office; John F. Slasinski, Pres., 77 George St.; Frederick F. Siska, R.S., 18 High St. METAL POLISHERS, BUFFERS, PLATERS AND HELPERS NO. 80 (Columbia Itfg. Co.). Uth Wed., U.15 P.M., Slovak Citizens Club, 51 E. Silver St.; Chester Tylenda, Pres., 39 Fowler St.; Edward C. Hildack, R.S.T., 7 Ethan Ave. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 95. 2nd Mon., 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, Broad St.; James Welch, Pres., Southampton Rd. ; Charles Orlandi, F.S., l6 Prospect St. MUSICIANS NO. 91. Quarterly, Eagles Hall, Ik Bartlett St.; Edward Manley, Pres., P.O. Box 91; Richard G. Hamilton, R.S., P.O. Box 91. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWOBKERS, UNITED: NO. 197 (Strathmore Paper Co.). 2nd Sun., 6 P.M., Eagles Hall, Ih Bartlett St.; Ethan E. Clark, R.S., kl Broadway; Harvey J. Clark, B.A., Depot St., Southwick. NO. 665 (The Stevens Paper Mills, Inc.). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., Eagles Hall, lii Bartlett St.; John J. Valente, Pres., 38 Chapel St.; Leonard Burbank, F.S., Crescent St, , Huntington. NO. 839 (Robinson Reminders). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., St. Joseph's Hall, Hanover St.; Franklin Hibbard, Pres., lU Parker Ave.; Albert Peirce, R.S., 86 Franklin St, NO. 906 (Boxmakers, Inc.). 3rd Tues., 7.30 P.M., St. Joseph's Hall, Hanover St.; Richard Starzyk, Pres., 69 Meadow St.; Terry Hughes, Sec, College Hghwy. , Southwick. PLANT mOTECTION EMPLOYEES, IND. UNION OF NO. I6 (Columbia Mfg. Co.). Quarterly, First Wed., Guard House, at Plant, 2 Cycle St.; Edward J. Klim, S.T.,B.A,, 9 King Ave, POSTAL CIERKS, UNITED FED. NO. U88. 2nd Wed., American Legion Hall, 38 Broad St.; James K, Halloran, Pres.; John F. Touhey, Sec. PRINTING PRESSMEN NO. U87 (Etchers and Lithographers of Metal) (Anderson & Sons, Inc.). First Wed., Eagles Hall, Hi Bartlett St.; Helen 0. Lecrenski, Temp. S,T., 39 Vadnais St,; Philip Opinsky, B.A., 107 Penn Dr., W. Hartford, Connecticut* 11j9 LOCAL lABOR UNIOIB WESTFIELD - Concl'd . STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 3h6 (City Employees). 3rd Wed., Eagles Hall, lii Bartlett St. j Richard P. Macsisak, Pres., 28U fiussell Bd.j Ruth Gates, S.T., U3 Berkshire Dr. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 979 (Western Mass. Hospital). 3rd Tues. , 7.30 P.M., Slovak Citizens Club, $1 E, Silver St.; Theodore Tewksbury, Pres., P.O. Box 9U; Lorraine Gareau, Sec, 70 High St., W. Springfield. WEYMOUTH CARPENTERS NO. 1550. First and 3rd Fri., American Legion Hall, Commercial St., E. Weymouth; Henry F. Bates, R. S., 5 Huntoon St., Dorchester; Luther Goodspeed, B.A., 2kh Wales St., No. Abington, FIRE FIGETTERS NO. F-98 (U.S. Navy Air Base). 3rd Mon., Hour Varies, Fire House at Air Base; John J. Falvey, Pres., Tucker Rd. , Hanover; Homer S. Ostlund, Sec. , 11 Carr Rd. , Duxbury. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO. iW (See Brockton) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 2U38 (Naval Air Station). Quarterly, First Tues., U.30 P.M., at Air Station; Richard W, Hammond, Pres., 60 Soper Ave.; Joseph L, Kimpel, R.S., 11 Pierce St., No. Quincy. WHITMAN DIRECTLY AFFILIATED LOCAL UNION NO. 2303l|. 3rd Sun., Perry Hall, 3k Rodman St.; Harold Perry, Pres., 17 Tripp St., Fairhaven; Rene Richard, F.S., 95 Hatch St., New Bedford, LETTER CARRIERS NO. I6OO, First Tues., 7 P.M., Home of R.S.T.; William O'Connell, Pres., 9U Commercial St.; John Pennini, R.S.T., I3I Pleasant St. MOLDERS AND ALLIED WORKERS NO. 270 (Whitman Foundry, Inc.). First Mon., U P.M., G.A.R. Hall} Walter R. Brittain, R.F.S., 588 Brook St., Hanson; John Crowley, B.A., 17 Church St., Milford. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3972 (D.B. Gurney Co., Inc.). First Mon., U P.M., at Plant, Washington St.; Chester Wheeler, Pres., l62 Beaulah St.; Albert F. Durant, F.S., lU5 Alden St. WILLIAMSTOWN CARPENTERS (See No. Adams Local No. 193) ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L. NO. 299 (Cornish Wire Co. Div. of General Cable). 3rd Sun., 7 P.M., American Legion Hall, State St., No, Adams; Robert J, Curry, Pres., 3^7 Houghton St., No. Adams; Joseph Dube, Treas., 187 Wells Ave., No. Adams; Bus. Off., 90 Water St., Tel. U58-3373. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 11^38. First Mon., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, Spring St.; Francis A. Staples, Pres., 59 Langlois Ave.; Donald A. Wyman, S.T., 88 Cole Ave. PAINTERS (See Pittsfield Local No. 9li) WILMI NGTON FIRE FIGHTERS, WILMINGTON NO. 1370. First Mon,, Fire Stativn, Church St.; John F. Burke, Pres., Pinewood Rd. ; Edward J. Lyons, S.T., 5 Carter Lane, STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3962 (J.W. Greer Co.). 2nd Mon., U.l5 P.M., Cafeteria at Plant; John A. White, Jr., Pres., k3 Mystic Ave,, Teidcsbury; George W. Lynch, Jr., R.S., 98 Gjrove Ave, 150 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WINCHENDON GARMENT WORKERS, LADIES NO. U8U. 3rd Tues., 6 P.M., Lunchroom, Winchendon Fashions, Inc., Railroad Ave.} Dorothy Boudreau, Sec, 16 Beaman Ct.j Harvey Gold, B.A., 8 Earle Rd., Wellesley; Bus. Off,, Uth Fl., 33 Harrison Ave,, Boston, Tel. Ha 6-935U. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED. NO. 21. On Call; Charles DiVirgilio, Pres., 102 Highland St.; Richard L. Cochran, S.T., 69 Mason St. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO, 8l8 (N,E, Woodenware Corp,). 3rd Wed., 7.30 P.M., American Legion Hall, School St,; Ernest LaBarge, R.S,T,, 123 Lincoln Ave. j Frank J, DiSano and David Grogan, Int«l, Reps. STEELWOFKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO, 3770 (Alaska Freezer Co,, Inc, ), On Call, 6,30 P,M,, Traveler's Lunch; Donald Raymond, R,S,, 75 Main St., Gardner; Raymond E, Murray, Field Rep.; Bus, Off., Rin, 801, 29 Pearl St,, Worcester, Tel. 756-3577. WINCHESTER CARPENTERS NO, 991. First Wed,, V,F.W, Hall, 15 White St.; Albert Whynot, Pres,, 16 Garfield Ave.; Charles Lavacchia, B.A. , 6 Mountain St,, Wobum; Bus, Off., 36 Williams St., Stoneham, Tel. ii38-2636. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED NO, 678 (N.E. Laundries, Inc.), Quarterly, First Thurs, , Moose Hall, Campbell St., Wobum; Michael Procopio, Pres., I8 Olive St.; Vincent Pace, B,A,, 85 Fellsway, Medford; Bus. Off., Rm, 5, 9 Main St,, Leominster, Tel. Ke U-I;270, ELECTRICAL, RADIO AND MACHINE WORKERS, INT'L, NO. 277 (J.H. Winn, Inc.), 3rd Tues,, So. End Italian Club, Fowle St., Wobum; Dora Foster, Pres., Ik Royalston Ave.; John A. Muise, S.T,, 99 West St,, Wilmington, LEATHER WORKERS INT'L, UNION OF AMERICA NO. 295. 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., Columbus Hall, Raymond PI.; Thomas Minghella, Pres., U22 So. Main St., Andover; Joseph Duffy, S.T., 8 Mt. Pleasant St., Wobum; Bus, Off,, Rm. U, U78 Main St., Wobum, Tel. We 3-1265. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 2U3. 2nd Thurs., 8. 30 P.M., V.F.W. Hall, 15 White St.; John J. Barry, Pres., 3 Lincoln Rd. , Wobum; Carl Bruno, R.S., Middlesex St. , Winchester. WINTHROP FIRE FIGHTERS NO. IO7O. 2nd Mon., Central Fire Station, UO Pauline St.; Paul Ford, Pres., 59 Ocean View St.; William F. Lehman, Treas., 5 Russell St. W B U R N BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES, INT'L. NO. 521; (Woburn Public Works Dept.). 2nd Tues., 8.30 P.M., So. End Italian Club, Fowle St.; Louis Ames, Pres., Hart St.; William A. Meagher, S.T.,B.A., 29 Orange St. CARPENTERS NO. 885. First and 3rd Thurs., Towanda Club, 19 Abbott St.; Earl Oulton, Pres,, 19 Fairview Rd,; Dante Gattoni, R.S., Hillside Way, Wilmington. FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. NO. 971. 2nd Tues., Where Called; Robert Callahan, Pres., 28 Stoddard St.; William E, Donahue, R,S,, 21 Richardson St, LEATHER WORKERS INT'L. UNION OF AMERICA NO. 22. Last Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus, Off,, Rm. h, U78 Main St., Tel, We 3-1265; William Frizzell, Pres., 13 Sheridan St.; Joseph Rafferty, B.A. , 3 Jones Ave, LETTER CARREERS NO. 75. First Tues., k P.M., Swing Rm., Post Office; Ralph Cogan, Pres., 72 Beach St.; Thomas Manley, Treas., 68 Mt, Pleasant St, 151 LOCAL lABOR UNIONS WORCESTER ASBESTOS WORKERS AND HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS NO. 123 (Worcester County), First Fri., 7.30 P.M., Grafton Inn, Grafton; Pasquale Lapriorie, Pres,, 23 Sherbrook Ave,; Louis A. Styler, R.S.T,, 2 Crescent St., Grafton. BAKEKf AND OONFECTIONEKr WORKFJIS lOT'L. NO. 251 (IND) (Worcester, Fitchburg and Mansfield). 2nd Tues., 7 P.M., at Bus. Off., 55U Main St., Tel. 753-UiOU; Omar Boulay, Pres., 17 Commonwealth Ave., Shrewsbury; John P. Quinn, F.S.T., B.A., 29 Shamrock St. BARBERS, JOURNEYMEN NO. 186. 2nd Thurs. , Studio Hall, $kh Main St.; Torcom Hooloian, Pres., 21 Bancroft St.; Charles Eknoian, S.T.,B.A., 36 Stebbins St. BAJ?riiNDERS (See Hotel and Restaurant Employees) BOILFJmAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS NO. 7^0 (Armour-Porter, Inc.). First Mon., P.A.C. Club, Creeper Hill Rd., No. Grafton; James F. Morrissey, Pres.,B.A, , 57 Hamilton St.; Joseph F. Halvey, S.T., 367 Oxford St., Auburn. BRICKLAYERS, MASONS AND PLASTERERS NO. 6. Tues., 8.15 P.M., 58 Front St.; Julius Meyers, R.C.S., 77 Brantwood Rd.; John Dyer, B.A., 79 Almont Ave. BUILDING LABORERS NO. 2U3 (See Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers) BUILDING SERVICE EMPLOYEES IOT«L. NO. U95 (Municipal Employees, United). 3rd Tues., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Florence M. Begley, S.T.; Bus. Off., Rm. 209, City Hall. CARPENTERS NO. 107. First and 3rd Fri., at Bus. Off., I8U Front St., Tel. . 755-303U; John Courtney, Pres.; Andrew E. Shusta, Bus. Rep. CLOTHING WORKERS, AMALGAMATED: NO. 16 (Tailors). Bi-raonthly, First Tues., 6 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Eugene Dumais, S.T., 26 Litchfield St.; Vincent Pace, B.A., 73 Treraont St., Boston. NO. I7U (Pants Makers). Quarterly, A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Stasia Cloutier, Treas., 78 Tower St.; Vincent Pace, B.A. , 73 Tremont St., Boston. NO. 579-B (Retail Employees Union) (Ware Pratt Co.). Quarterly, On Call; John Marcy, Pres.; Vincent Pace, B.A.; Bus. Off., Rm. 517, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Tel. La 3-6660. ELECTRICAL WORKERS NO. 96. First Mon., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James V. Moriarty, Pres,; Samuel J. Donnelly, F.S.,BU6. Mgr. ; Bus. Off., 107 Front St., Tel. PI 3-8635. ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS NO. Ul . 2nd Mon., Club Wheaton, 839 S. Main St.; J. F. Laucock, Pres., I6 Thornton Rd. ; L. V. Houston, R.S.,Bus. Hep., 2 Holly St., Oxford. ENGINEERS, LOCOMOTIVE NO. 6U (IND). Uth Sun., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; H. R. Bostwick, Pres., 90 Old Common Rd., Auburn; F. W. Sprague, Sr. , S.T., Local Ch. , 3 Sunrise Ave. , Auburn, ENGINEERS, OFEMTING NO. 86. 2nd FrL., Liberty Club, 201 Church St., Clinton; George Fregolle, Pres., Box I6I, Main St., Lancaster; Kenneth Gigger, B.A,, Box 855, Station A, Gardner. FIRE FIGHTERS NO. 1009, First Day of Mo., Where Called; Raymond E. Whitney, Pres,, 28 Cleveland Ave.; Russell C, Goodwin, Treas., 5 Lancaster Terrace, FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN, LOCOMOTIVE NO, 73- First Thurs,, 7,30 P.M., Aurora Hotel, Main St,; W. F, Kane, Pres,, 10 Euclid Ave.; Russell H. Coe, R.F.S,,B.A., 23 Watt Rd. FIREMEN AND OILERS NO. 735 (NY NH Railroad), On Call; Philip H. Cooper, F,S.T., 98 Chatham St. FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, ASSOCIATED NO, 128 (IND) (A At P Tea Co.), 2nd Tues., 8,30 P.M., Where Called; B. Magnant, Pres,, Tanyard Rd. , Dudley; George R. Cancellieri, Treas,, Ridge St,, Westminster, GAJIMENT WORKERS, LADIF5, INT'L. NO, 75, On Call, Monthly; John F. Albano, Dist. Mgr., 95 Woolworth St,, Longmeadow; Frank Peretti, B.A., 52 Stockman St,, Springfield; Bus, Off,, Rm. 209, 107 Front St., Tel. PI 3-7305. 152 , LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER- Cont'd, GAS AND BY-FRODUCT COKE WORKERS NO, 12029 (Dist 50, U.M.W. ) (IND) (Worcester Gas Lt. Co., Worcester, Framinghajn and Marlboro). First Tues., Polish- American Vets Hall, k2 Green St., Worcester; First Thurs., Eagles Hall, Framingham; Cornelius E. Sullivan, Pres., 23 Westwood Dr., Auburn; James J. Pignataro, S.T,, hk Mendon St. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AMERICAN FED. NO. 19U6 (Social Security Admin., Fitchburg and Worcester). Quarterly, Uth Thurs., Where Called; Percy 0. Daley, Jr., Pres., Hildreth St., Westford; Henry W. Pope, S.T., 73 Sunr^y Hill Rd., Lunenburg. HATTERS, CAP AND MILLINERY WORKERS NO. llii (Paul Hats, Inc.). 3rd Tues., Where Called; Henry Tessier, Pres., 59 Orchid St., Fisherville; Louis Peso, S.T., 325 Bishop St., Framingham. HOD CARRIERS AND BUILDING AND COMMON LABORERS NO. 2U3. First Fri., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Alfred Miller, S.T., 3 Radcliffe St.; Clement. H. Porter, Bus. Rep., Wells Rd. , Brookfield; Bus. Off., Ih Franklin St., Tel. 757-509U. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES AND BARTENDERS NO. 95. 3rd Sun., 11 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James R. Beatty, Pres., 119 May St.; James M. Brown, F.S.T.,B.A., lla Vernon St.; Bus. Off., 16 Portland St., Tel. 757-1778. INSURANCE WORKERS INT'L. NO. 75. 3rd Tues., Hotel Vernon, Kelley Sq.; William F. Connor, Pres., 73 Uncatena Ave.; James J. Ward, Jr., F.S.T., Ul Prospect St., Millbuiy. IRON WORKERS NO. 57. 2nd and Uth Fri., at Bus. Off., 158 Front St., Tel. 756-5216; Francis Penny, F.S.T., 60 Jennings St.; Vincent A. Malesky, B.A., 203 Massasoit Rd. LATHERS NO. 79. First Tues., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Earl J. Gagner, F.S.T,, 2 Wild Rose St., Oxford; Henri L. Pepin, B.A., 8 County St. LETTER CARRIERS NO. 12. 3rd Sat., Sentry Post Quarters, 638 1-lain St.; John R. Zibinskas, Pres., 9 Goucher Ave.; Withold P. Ivaska, R.S., 11 Brookdale St. LITHOGRAPHERS AND PHOTOENGRAVERS UNION, WORCESTER NO. U7-P. 2nd Tues. (Feb., Sept., Nov, ), 5.30 P.M., Aurora Hotel, Main St.; Cornelius Gleason, Pres., 22 Dawson Circle, Shrewsbury; Roland A. Kollbeck, S.T., 18 Stoneland Road- way, Shrewsbiry. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 80 (NY NH). Quarterly, Last Fri., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; William P. Wilkins, F.S.T. , 39 Stoneland Rd.; Thomas L. Christensen, Gen. Ch., 79 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Connecticut. MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYEES NO. 620 (B & A). Quarterly, First Sat., 7.30 P.M., Polito Hall, E. Worcester St.; Walter Smichinski, Pres., Box 37* Oakham; Elwin B. Granville, S.T., 35 Dale St., Rochdale. MEAT CUTTERS AND BUTCHER WOEKMEN (See District Union No. 2, Natick) MESSENGERS, SOCIAL DELIVERY NO. 35. On Call; John F. Dolan, Pres. , 390 Mill St.; Richard W. Bradley, S.T., 52 Fales St. HOLDERS AND ALUED WOiXERS NO. 5. First Fri., Polish-American Vets Hall, h2 Green St.; Stanley J. Mierzejewski, F.S., 15 Massasoit Dr., Leicester; Wilfred Paradise, 22 King St., Leicester. MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, UNITED NO. U95 (See Building Service Employees) MUSICIANS ASSN., WORCESTER NO. 1^3. 2nd Sun. (Jan.,Oct. ,Nov. ), A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; John J, Morrissey, S.T., 226 Dewey St.; Paul L. Cooney, B.A. 21 Oliver St.; Bus. Off., Rm. 305, 107 Front St., Tel. 756-26U;. PAINTERS NO. U8. First and 3rd Mon., at Bus. Off., I8U Front St., Tel. 757-0865; Robert J. Perron, F.S., U3 Janet Circle, Shrewsbury; John Hebert, B.A., 59 Florence St, PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWOPKERS, UNITED NO. 872 (U.S. Envelope Co., Logan Div, ). 2nd Thurs., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St.; John E. Malley, Pres., 93 Commonwealth Ave.; Arthur A. Sherblom, Jr., Ch. Steward, 11 Inteirvale St., Momingdale. PAPERMAKERS AND PAPERWORKERS, UNITED NO. 876 (U.S. Envelope Co., Logan Annex). On Call, Monthly, at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St.; Margaret R. Wade, Pres., 8 Arnold Rd. ; Frank J. Locantore, R.S., I4J4I Grove St. 1^3 . ) LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER- Cont'd. PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF N.A. (Worcester Assn.). First Fri., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Kostanty S. Domian, Pres., 30 Arnold Rd.; Carl A. Meserve, F.S.jB.A., 202 Hartford Turnpike, Sutton. PETROLEUM LABOR ORGANIZATION, N.E. NO. 6 (IND) (Socony-Mobil Oil Co., Inc.). 2nd Sun. (Mar. , June, Sept., Dec..), 10 A.M., Nick's Colonial Grille, W. Boyls- ton; James J. Lurasden, Pres., 16 Sawin St., Marlboro; Edward F. Shaw, S.T., 11 Lulea St, PHOTOENGRAVERS (See Lithographers and Photoengravers PIPE FITTERS NO. U08. First Tues., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St., Tel. 755-8301j William McGrath, Pres., 5 Bay Edge Dr.; Richard Donnelly, B.A., U6 June St, PLAYTHINGS, JEWELRT AND NOVELTY WORKERS (See Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union No. $9) PLUMBERS NO. U. 2nd Fri., at Bus, Off., 26 Trumbull St., Tel. Sw 9-7703j Alfred R. St, Onge, F.S,, lit Frank St.; Roger Chouinard, B.A., 288 Pleasant St., Southbridge POST OFFICE AND GENERAL SERVICES MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES NO. 8 (IND). 2nd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., Post Office, 595 Main St., Tel. Sw 1-2251, Kxt. 362; William J. Jordan, Pres., 8 Henchman Terracej Paul L. Kobel, S.T., 9 Preston St. POSTAL CLERKS, UNITED FED, NO. U553-52. 3rd Sun., 6 P.M., American Legion Hall, 55U Main St,; Charles A. Estaphan, Pres., I38 Ingleside Ave.; Denis F. Rafferty, Sec, Box 811. POSTAL SUPERVISORS NO. 6 (IND). Uth Sun., 7.30 P.M., Civil Service Rm., Post Office, 595 Main St,; William T. Shaughnessy, Pres., 3U Hunthurst Circlej John H, Horan, Sec, IU8 May St. PULP, SULPHITE AND PAPER MILL WORKERS NO. 836 (Rand-Whitney Corrugated Corp.). First Sun., 10 A.M., Endicott Hall, Endicott St,; Gerald Baxter, R.S., 6 Wheelock Ave., MLllbury; Frank J. DiSano and David R. Grogan, Int'l. Reps. RADIO TECHNICIANS ASSN., INDEPENDENT (Worcester Telegram Pub. Co., Inc.). On Call, 18 Franklin St.; Donald Spencer, Pres., 20 Thornton St.; Elmer H, Blum, S.T.. 836 Main St., Holden. RAILROAD TRAINMEN NO, 86. l^th Sun., 10 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Robert F. Latraverse, Pres., 15 Providence St., Millbury; Burt W. Beckwith, Jr., S.T., 33 Highland Park, Rutland. RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP CLERKS: NO. 2li3 (NY NH and B & M White City Lodge). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Freight House, Madison St.; Francis J. Donnelly, Pres., 8 Lucien St.; Walter H. Choquette, R.S.T., 12 Martin Dr., No. Grafton. NO. 271 (B& A). 2nd Tues., Worcester Arena, 101^9 Main St.; Herbert Maguire, Pres., 11 Fairbanks St.; James J. Todd, R.S.,B.A. , 15 Hitchcock Rd. NO. 1060 (B & A Station Emp.). On Call, Eagles Hall, 88 Front St.; Bernard J. McQuaid, F.S.T,, l65 Belmont St,; John J. Fowley, B.A., 5U Barney Rd. NO. 2108 (Railway Express Agency, Inc.). Uth Sun., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James O'Connor, Pres., 9 Paik View Lane, Shrewsbury; Henry F, Campbell, F.S.T. , 55 Burncoat Terrace. RAILWAY CARMEN NO. 583 (NY NH Worcester Lodge). 3rd Thurs., A.O.H. .Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Ellsworth A. Edwards, F.S., 12 Chrome St.; Edward Alarie, B.A., 1 Hanrington Way. RAILWAY CONDUCTORS AND BRAKEMEN DIV. 237 (IND) (B & A). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Home of S.T.; Roy Hakenson, S.T., 5U Beaver St.; William E. Jones, Local Ch., 6 Bay Edge Dr. RETAIL EMPLOYEES UNION (See CO-othing Workers, Amalgamated No. 579-B) RETAIL STORE EMPDDYEES INT'L. NO. 826. Uth Tues., 6 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trum- bull St.; N. Joseph Mooney, Pres.; Raymond Stevens, S.T.,B.A, ; Bus. Off., Rm. 620, 507 Main St., Tel. 755-8669. 15U LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER - Cont'd. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION NO. 59 (Dapol Plastics, Inc.). Quarterly, On Call, 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Tnirabull St.; Thomas J. Leone, N.E. Reg. Dir., 12 St. Jean Ave., Leominster; Walter Morrissey, B.A., 87 Evans St., Watertown; Bus. Off., Rm. 1, 27 Monument Sq. , Leominster, Tel. Ke U-653U. RETAIL, WHOLESALE AND DEPARTI-IENT STORE UNION NO. 509. Quarterly, On Call; Mitchell Haddad, Pres., 208 Massasoit Rd.; Irving J. Rich, B.A.; Bus. Off., 665 Washington St., Boston, Tel. Li 2-1563. ROOFERS NO. 105. On Call, Fri., Polish-American Vets Hall, k2 Green St.; L. J. Luvisi, Jr., F.S.T., 6 Greenwood Dr., Auburn; D. Sullivan, B.A., 7 Lewis St. SHEET METALWORKERS NO. 127. First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Carpenters Hall, l8U Front St.; Donald Willard, Pres., 7 Bylund Ave., Auburn; John J. Mees, F.S.T.,Bus. Rep., 36 Clifton St. SHOE WORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 2U (H.H. Brown Shoe Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., at Bus. Off., 26 Trumbull St., Tel. 752-58U2; Ralph DiCesare, S.T., lU Heardsleigh St.; William J. Dumas, B.A., 1 Oliver St. SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS (See Messengers, Special Delivery) STATE, CITY AND TOWN EMPLOYEES (IND): NO. lU (Water Dept.). First Mon. , 7.30 P.M., Garage, 18 E. Worcester St.; William Ferguson, Pres., 7k Paine St.; Francis A. Kelleher, Treas., 159 Cohasset St, NO. 15 (Sewer Dept.). 3rd Thurs., Public Works Bldg., Locker Rm., 20 E. Worcester St.; Louis J. DeMarco, Pres., 125 College St.; Arthur Korp, V.P., 99 Angelo St. NO. 200 (Street Dept.). First Fri., American Legion Hall, Plantation St.; Joseph Paladino, Pres., 18 Sunderland Rd, ; John Montonari, F.S.T., 6l Prospect St. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 137 (State Hospital Qnp. ). Last Mon., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; James Lamont, Pres., No. Main St., Grafton; Rosemary F. Parent, Sec, 108 W. Main St., Shrewsbury. STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 877 (Public Works Dist. No. 3). Uth Tues., 7.30 P.M., Recreation Center, Main St., Leominster; Malcolm A. Claric, Pres., U6 Pleasant St., Leominster; Charles E. Hamilton, R.S.T., 21 William St., Clinton. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED: NOTE: Bus. Off,, Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St., Tel. 756-3577, unless otherwise specified. NO. 1315 (Reed & Prince Mfg, Co.). On Call; Michael L. Ryan, Field Rep. NO. 1513 (Worcester Pressed Steel Co.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, U2 Green St.; Philip Malowin, R.S., 62 Wilbur St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 1885 (United States Steel Corp.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M. and 3rd Thurs., 7 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Francis Foley, R.S., 33 Stebbins St.; Clifford Hague, Field Rep., Rm. 801, 29 Pearl St.; Bus. Off., 570 Millbury St., Tel. 755-9238. NO. 2118 (Worcester Stamped Metal Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Donathan Gignilliat, Pres., 10 Norwood St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 2521 (Leland-Gifford Co.). First Mon., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; John A. Wright, R.S., 10 Columbus St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 2530 (United States Steel Corp.). 2nd Mon., 7.^5 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, U2 Green St.; Walter M. Murphy, R.S., l5 Wellington Rd., No. Oxford; Clifford Hague, Field Rep. NO. 2865 (Worcester Wire Works, Div. National Standard Co.). 3rd Sun., 10,30 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; John King, R.S., U9 St. Nicholas Ave.; Clifford Hague, Field Rep. 155 : ; LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCESTER - Cont'd. STEELWORKERS OF AMERECA, UNITED - Concl'd. NO, 2936 (Amalgamated). First Tues., at Bus. Off., 10? Front St.j Alfred M. Hall, R.S., 29 Fountain St.; Daniel F, Murray, Field Rep., Era, 8OI, 29 Pearl St, NO. 3189 (Johnson Steel & Wire Co., Inc.), Uth Sun., 10.30 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Daniel F. Teehan, R.S., 18 Jefferson St.; Clifford Hague, Field Rep. NO. 3190 (G.F. Wright Steel & Wire Co.). 3rd Sun., 10. 30 A.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Francis J, McManus, R.S., 32 Blaine Ave,; Clifford Hague, Field Rep. NO. 323U (Thompson Wire Co.). 3rd Sun., 10 A.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, li2 Green St.; Joseph J. Abedella, R.S., 12 Gannett St., Oxford;- Clifford Hague, Field Rep. NO. 327U (Crompton & Knowles Corp.). Last Mon., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Warren E, Houle, R.S., 133 N, Lake Ave.; John D. Sullivan, Sub-Area Dir. Bus. Off., Rm. 716, 29 Pearl St. NO. 3635 (Rice Barton Corp.). 3rd Thurs., 7.30 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Joseph N. Mooney, R.S., 36 Clifton St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. 3859 (John Bath & Co., Inc.). 2nd Mon., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Francis A. Garry, R.S,, I6 Catherine St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep, NO. 3901 (Henry L. Hanson Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, U2 Green St,; Gerald T, Oliver, R.S., 30 Lakeside Ave.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 3902 (Harrington & Richardson, Inc.). 3rd Mon., 7 P.M., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; Sarah MacKirdy, R.S., 75 Townsend St.; John J. Andonian, Field Rep. NO. U559 (Rex Chainbelt, Inc.). Last Tues., Polish-American Vets Hall, UZ Green St.; Eli G. Mitchell, R.S., 5 Marjorie St.; John D. Sullivan, Sub- Area Dir. NO. 5177 (Olson Mfg. Co.). First Thurs., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, h2 Green St.; Dorothy L. Gniadek, R,S., 6 Young St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 52U7 (Curtis & Marble Machine Co.). 3rd Mon., Main South Vets Post, 1023 Main St.; Frank J. Bottom, R.S., 10 Ives St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 5565 (Anderson Corp.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., V.F.W. Post, Ballard St.; Robert Ryan, R.S., I6U West St.; John D. Sullivan, Field Rep. NO. 56UI (Worcester Div., Geo. J. Meyer Mfg. Co.). 2nd Sun., 10 A.M., Howard Gallant Post, 221 Canterbury St.; Walter Riley, R.S., 30 Westdale St.; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 5667 (Bliss-Rockwood Div. of E.W. Bliss Co.). First Tues., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, k2 Green St.; Irene Leraanski, R.S., 81 Florence St. ; Thomas Rusbino, Field Rep. NO. 5683 (The Vellmiioid Co.). 2nd Mon., 7.30 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, k2 Green St.; Florence Benson, R.S., 57 Mount Ave,; Raymond E. Murray, Field Rep. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES (See Transit Union, Amalgamated) TEACHERS UNION, WORCESTER NO. 1029. 3rd Thurs., Club Wheaton, 839 Main St.; William R. Cove, Pres., 35 West St., Westboro; Joseph L.R. Marc-Aurele, Treas. , 52 Alvarado Ave. TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WARfflOUSEMEN AND HELffiRS NO. 170 (IND) (General). First Sun., 10 A.M., at Bus. Off., 8 Winter St., Tel. 75U-1682; John W. Davis, S.T. ; Oscsir Johnson, Anthony J. Carlo, James Millett and George Valery, B.A's. 156 LOCAL LABOR UNIONS WORCBSTER - Concl'd. TELEPHONE TRAFFIC WORKERS, N.E. FED (IND): UNIT NO, 1. Helen Horsraan, Rep., Austin St, UNIT NO. 2. Catherine Gentle, Rep., 86 Lakewood St, UNIT NO. 3. Ruth Shea, Rep., 6 So. Ward St, UNIT NO. U. Blanche Courtemanche , Rep., Worcester Rd. , SouthbirLdge. TELEPHONE WORKERS INT'L, NO, 3 (IND) (N.E. Tel, & Tel. Co,). 2nd and Uth Fri., 8.15 P.M., Polish-American Vets Hall, U2 Green St.j John A. Daily, Pres., 1? Blaine Ave.; George J. Maguire, F.S.T. , 35 Mower St.; Bus. Off., Rra. 507, 3li0 Main St., Tel, Sw I-II4II. TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA NO. 300. 3rd Tues., at Bus. Off,, lOU Fair- field St., Tel. 756-5719; Acquine Rossi, Pres,,B.A,, 20 Alden St., Johnston, Rhode Island; Eileen M, Harrigan, S.T., 11 Barnes Ave. THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEES AND MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS NO. 96. Uth Mon., 11.30 P.M., 695 Main St,; John E, Murphy, Pres,, B. A., 58 Winifred Ave.; Robert Krock, F.S., 25l May St, TILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO HELPERS NO, I83. First Wed., A,O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St,; Roland Berard, Pres., 17 Stevens Rd,; Anthony Guido, R.F.S., 3 Lake View St. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. 22. 3rd Tues,, 7.30 P.M., A,O.H, Hall, 26 Trum- bull St, ; Theodore L, Gaboury, Pres, , 99 Grandview Ave, ; Arthur L, Bergeron, F.S.T.,B.A., 322 Main St., Millbury; Bus. Off., I6 Portland St., Tel. PI 3-1075. TRANSIT UNION, AMALGAMATED NO. I367 (A.B.C, Inc.). 2nd Tues., Where Called; L. Stanley Jewell, Pres., Acting F.S.T,, Maple Ave,, Rutland; Perry B, Anthony, R.S,, No, Oxford. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, WORCESTHl NO. l65. First Sun,, 2 P.M., at Bus. Off., I6 Portland St,, Tel. 756-lli07; Rodolphe E, Beaulac, Pres., k Eagle Lane, Paxton; Alphonse A. LaBranche, S.T., 86 Oxford St,, Auburn. UTIUTY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 330 (IND) (Mass, Electric Co,, Worcester Div.). First Fri., at Bas. Off., Rm. 32, 51iU Main St., Tel. PI 2-0919; John J. Barley, Pres., 159 Oxford St., Aijburn; Raymond F. Collins, Treas., lii Vamum St. UTILITY WORKERS OF N.E., INC. NO. 33U (IND) (N.E. Power Co., N.E. Power Service Co.). 2nd Thurs., A.O.H. Hall, 26 Trumbull St.; G. F. Cahill, Pres., 15 Howe Ave., Millbury; Winston G. Churchill, Treas., 28 Walcott St. WEB PRESSMEN NO. 29 (Worcester Telegram Publishing Co., Inc.). 2nd Tues., Polish-American Vets Hall, k2 Green St.; Paul Kubert, Pres., 20 Ome St.; John J. HLuis, S.T., 17 Marietta Ave., Shrewsbury. WRENTHAM STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES NO. 6U6 (Wrentham State School). 3rd Mon., at School; Loreda A. Dybes, Pres,, 11 Malcolm St,, Norfolk; John Keefe and Joseph Correia, B,A's. STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, UNITED NO. 3623 (Wrentham Steel Products Co,), 2nd Tues,, k P.M., Floral Club, Franklin St,; Edward J, O'Connor, Pres., Mirror Lake Ave,, Norfolk; E, Butiska, B.A. , Woonsocket, Rhode Island. 157 NUlffiBR AND MEMBERSHIP OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS - 1965 Statistical data are here presented having reference to the nimber and membership of local labor organizations which were known to be in existence in Massachusetts as of January 15, 1965, with comparable data for each of the two prior years. The "Directory" questionnaire sent each January by the Division of Statistics of the Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries, includes an inquiry calling for the nimiber of members of each local union by sex. For the most part, the information requested is secured by mail, but where forms were not returned, statistical investigators of the Division obtained the necessary figures from some official source. Detail with respect to individual unions are held strictly confidential and are used only in the compilation of totals. Statistics of labor organization membership have been collected annually begin- ning with the year 1908. Summaries of the returns have been preserved in the files of the Division. The number of local labor organizations in Massachusetts as of January 15, 1965 was 2,lU6 with a membership of U2U,876 Males and 138,766 Females. This includes locals of Letter Carriers and Post Office Employees and locals of employees of other Government Agencies which were included for the first time in 1962. In 1965, 2lj..6^ of the aggregate number of organized wage-earners in the State were women. The principal field of activity of that type of labor organization known as a "local union" is the city or town in which a large majority of its members find employment and in which the headquarters or meeting place of the union is located. During recent years it has been the policy of the major national labor organizations to include all employees of a given company in a single unit. This is also the basis of independent unions. However, in the case of building trades unions and certain types of railroad organizations, jurisdiction of the "local" extends over one or more adjacent cities and towns, or over a given area, and the membership of the union thus includes many residing at a distance from central headquarters. In a city such as Boston, the total membership of the organizations listed thereunder is usually much greater than the number of organized workers who actually reside or find employment therein. It is, how- ever, logical that such should be considered "Boston Locals". The availability and accessibility of halls or offices is also a factor in setting up head- quarters or providing a suitable place for regular meetings. 158 TABLE I. - Number and Membership of Local Labor Organizations in - Massachusetts , as of January I5th in Years I963 I965 , Inclusive ; By Leading Groups and by Sex of Membership : TABLE 2 . - Number and Membership of Local Labor Organizations in Massachusetts as of Jahuary^!5th in Years 1963-1965 , Inclusive , in Each of the 17 Cities Leading in Membership 19 6 3 1 9 6 U 1965 Cities Leading Number : : Number Number: in of : Membership: of :Membership of : Membership Membership Unions: tlftiions: Unions: Boston I465 210,921 U69 211i,li86 1*77 215,220 Brockton 59 12,5U5 59 12,5lii 58 12,268 Cambridge 37 7,875 32 7,218 33 7,236 Chicopee 2li 6,898 23 6,998 23 7,859 Fall River 66 22,920 67 21,905 6U 20,391 Fitchburg I4I 6,726 UO 6,877 UO 6,931* Haverhill 32 9,091 32 8,65U 31 7,821 Holyoke kS 6,li86 U3 6,508 lih 6,51*1* Lawrence 72 12,125 73 12,832 7U 12,900 Lowell 56 8,973 55 56 9,358 Lynn 1*2 19,825 U2 20,303 U3 20,779 New Bedford 66 20,966 65 20,381 66 20,768 nttsfield 39 7,870 37 7,60U 37 7,58U Quincy 27 9,312 27 5,6U 28 9,691 Springfield 136 3U,i455 13U 33,977 132 35,233 Waltham 31 19,389 30 15,153 29 12,991 Worcester 108 2U,652 103 23,096 103 23,307 All Other Municipalities 81i5 122,595 809 121*, 916 808 126,758 The State» 2,152 563,621* 2,11*0 557,921* 2,11*6 563,61*2 * Includes locals of Letter Carriers, Post Office Employees and Employees of Other Government Agencies. 160 P («.<: {Hi