The Connecticut labor news., 1921-06-10
Committee on Constitution.

RESOLUTION NO. 8
 Whereas: Experience has proven that Women AuXiliaries to the Trades Unions have been of great benefit to the Labor Movement as a whole, Therefore be 1t
 Resolved: That the Connecticut State Federation of Labor in conven- ton assembled recommend to all affiliated bodies that such women's auxiliaries be organized throughout this state.
 Presented by:
 J. w. MURPHY,
 Trades Council, New Haven Resolution received and referred 10 Committee on Resolutions.
 RESOLUTION NO. 9
 Whereas: The Workingmen's Com pensation Laws of the State of Con- nectiCut do not provide adequate com pensation to the affected workers of the state, Therefore be 1t
 Resolved: That the Connecticut State Federation of Labor in conven- ton assembled pledge it's best en- the Compensation Laws that will pro- vide increased compensation for the workers.
 
 ]. w. MURPHY,
 Trades Council, New Haven. Resolution received and referred to Committee on Resolutions.
 RESOLUTION MO- 10
 Whereas: Experience has shown that Employees Tuberculosis Associa- tions, such as the New Haven Elm ployees Association, are of great benefit to the working people, There fore be 1t
 Resolved: That the Connecticut State Federation of Labor in conven- ton assembled recommend to all affiliated bodies that they use their best cndcavOrS to organize such asSO- ciatons in cities where such assoCia- ton do not now exist.
 Presented by:
 ]. w. MURPHY,
 Trades Council, New Haven Resolution received and referred to Committee on Resolutions.
 RESOLUTION NO. II
 Amend Act 5, Section I, add to after the word held on the third line bi annually, to read as follows:
 "The Conventions of the Connec- ticut Federation of Labor shall be held on the first Monday in June at 10 o'clock A. M., at such place as the preceding convention shall designate.
 Submitted by:
 EUGENE FREEZER, Local 273, Motion Picture Operators New Haven, Conn.
 Resolution received and referred tc Committee on Constitution.
 Upon request of Delegate Poll ot New Haven advertising matter rela- 4., 4, T,-r>C,-o~1,i~o1 TT.i@,'e strike in New Haven was distributed to the delegates.
 Convention adjourned at I2 noon. Third Day Afternoon Session
 President P. F. O'Meara called the Convention to order at ? P. M.
 Secretary read the following Reso lutiOns:
 RESOLUTION NO. 12
 Amend Art 5, Sec I, by submitting the following after the word Pres1 dent, on the third line and one Vice President from each county, to reac as follows:
 "The officers of the Connection Federation of Labor shall consist of { President, Secretary, and Treas urer, one Vice President, from eacI county, who shall constitute the executive council.
 Presented by: EUGENE TREIBER,
 Local 273, New Haven Resolution received and referred te Committee on Constitutions.
 RESOLUTION NO. II Training Handicapped World Wal Veterans.
 Resolved: That the Connection Federation of Labor pledge its full est cooperation to the disabled vet erans of the World War and th' Federal Board for Vocational Educa ton when giving training in shop: and on the jobs; that disabled ex service men training under the direC ton of the Federal Board shall b. given special consideration and privi lege; that apprenticeship and ag' regulations shall not operate to pre- vent their entrance into courses o | special instruction and that all loca : unions be urged to use every en deavor to assist and further the worl of rehabilitation as outlined by thu government
 Respectfully submitted: EDWARD P. CLARKE, Typographical Union Hartfore MINER $. TREAT, C. l.. U., Bridgepor JOHN H. MCCLURE, Musicians, Bridgeport Resolution received and referred tC Committee on Resolutions. NO