The Connecticut labor news., 1922-06-23
OPPOSITION TO SHIP SUBSIDY
 FIRST BILL PRESENTED AND MET
 BY ALMOST IMMEDIATE ADOPTION

ton" and to restore any who may have been so taken.
 No. 24-By Delegate Anthony ] Chlopek. Longshoremen: To instruct Railway Clerks Ito use the name of thell brotherhood in accordance with thell charter rights" here given as Brother hood of Railway Clerks" ' No. 25-By Delegate Herman Defren Stenographers No. 12646: To recog- nize the Soviet government.
 No. 26-By Postal Clerks Delegation To improve and extend postal savings system.
 No. 27-By Railway and Steamship 1 Clerks delegation: For legislation tC eliminate wooden cars in postal and bag 1 gage service.
 No. 28-By Railway and Steamship | Clerks delegation: To recognize Soviet government and negotiate trade agree l ments.
 No. 29-By Railway and Steamship | Clerks delegation: To call conference of international unions 'for the purpose of arranging to amalgamate all the unions in the respective industries into single organizations each of which shall cover any industry No. 3O-By Delegate Herman Defren Stenographers No. 12646: Identical with No. 29.
 No. 31-By Delegate James Lord, Mining Department: Asking for imme- diate recognition of the government of Mexico.
 No. 32-By Delegate, Joseph N. Bou1- ware, Boilermakers Helpers No. 1743O :: Asking for removal of ban against col ored workers in certain classes of work in that trade
 No. 33-By Delegate Jerome Jones. Georgia State Federation: Plan to com Del utilization with central and state bodies.
 No 34-By Delegate Thomas H. Ger raughty. Massachusetts State Fedora tiOn: For constitutional amendment to compel affiliation with central and state bodies and with departments.
 No: 35-By Delegate Anthony J. Chlo- nek, Longshoremen: To establish a marine transport department.
 No. 36-By Delegate Charles Hixson. Federal Union No. 16707: To reduce Federal Union, reinstatement fee to $1 and providing that 50 cents remain in local treasury.
 Mo- 37-By Delegate C. E. Mikel. Arkansas State Federation: Suggesting universal label.
 No. 38-By Delegate Herman Defren: /: That the president appoint within three months, a committee of five on Labor unity"
 No. 39-By Delegate G. E. Mike1 Arkansas, and w. C. Franklin, Central Labor Union. Eldorado, Ark: For com pulsory afi1iation.
 No. 4O-By George w. Fisher, L. M Andler, R. E. Roberts, Texas: Request ing executive council to send fraterna1 delegate to Mexican Federation of Labor convention.
 No. 41-By Firefghters' delegation For cooperation with civic officials to minimize fire losses.
 No, 42-By Delegate Ernest H. Swal compulsory affiliation
 No. 43-By Delegate James O'Con- nell, Metal Trades Department: Oppos- ngs"any method or form of fixing wages by legislation for Federal employees which is intended to or which operate in any manner, to prevent or interfere with the adjustment, settlement and agreement upon terms of employment between Federal employees, acting through their duly authorized represen- tatives, and the administrative head of deDartments or their representatives"
 No 44-By Delegate Ali H. Jort, Iowa State Federdt1On: O endorse the stand taken by the United Mine Workers and to pledge them moral and financial support to the fullest extent possible and recommending that affiliated Organiza- tions do likewise.
 No. 45-By Delegate Ali H. Jort: For compulsory affiliation to central and state bodies and departments.
 No. 46-By Delegate Albert Wobser Central Labor Union Sandusky, Ohio Announcing that the c. A. Boeckling Resort Company has adopted the "open shop" plan.
 No. 47-By Painters delegation: Re- lating to dispute between Railway Car men and Painters.
 Mo- 48-By Delegate James A. Legas- sic. Central Labor Union, Berlin, N. H. To secure affiliation of local bricklayers with central body.
 No. 49-By Delegate James J. McAn- drews. South Chicago Trades and La bor Assembly: To instruct executive council to again reissue local union charters to such elevator operators and starters as may apply for same"
 No. 50-By Delegate James A. Legas- sic: To make Article 2, Section 2, read: "The establishment of national and in-