The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-26

(Continued from Page 1)
 dent, of the union and for IT years secretary and treasurer, who has attended every conference for the past % years.
 Nesolutions expressing approval of the COnnery bill now before congress were adopted. A feature of the bili ie the 3O-h0uF week. Approval was also expressed of the interstate labor compact at pres. ent pending in the Legislatures Of several New England states
 Concluding the business sessi0n, the city of Springfield was unanf- mously chosen as the location Of the 1885 conference, in acceptance of an invitation from the Spring. field local which is celebrating its 2Cth anniversary next year. An expression Of gratitude f0f the hospitality extended by Water bury to the delegates. during their stay here and ad0ptee aS q fes0IH- ton. 4 vote Of thafkS was ten. dered to city officials, publishers Of focal newspapers and committees tfl charge of arrangements for the conference. The conference Was OIIClNiiy CVUCIuuNu IVuVWbUB tUS elections this morning.
 A unanimous vote that the name New England Typographical Uns ion" Do changed to "The New EDg- land Conference of TypOgraphical day's afternoon session of the 0r- ganizati0n. Most Of the session was devoted to the reading Of r6. s.NotA ff.ffAswls4Hx t1an fes@ nts ana sanN. i0d. Many Of the locals reported as improved employment c0ndi- tions. Secretary ]. W. Bus com. mented approvinG1y on the excel. lenco of the reports and expressed pleasure with tic choice Of tiie new name.
 The convention committee in. c1udes: !. Frank Burke Of Low eli, reading clerk; W. F. F01ey, paWtucket, asglgtant secretary; George 4. Kelly, Waterbury, ser. geant at arms; 0fBcerg reports committee, Roland v. Keefe, chaif. nan, Boston, with ]. Frank Burke, Lowell, and Thomas C. DagIey, Providence.
 Personnel Of Committees GH0 huuIuuB COufJUibteet ltaV Dowd, Lowell chairman; George Kelly, Waterbury; Erneet !. Du- Boig, W0ong0cket. Label commit. tee: Joseph Santillo, New Haven. chairman; Joseph McCaDfl, pr0vi. dence, and William CantwslI, W0r- cegter.
 Miscellaneous business commit. tee. Stanley Wedzun1s, Waterbury, HhA lNSaass N1ltAs Vg(ff(as.a fA1TzN as. New Britain and Daniel o'Neii, Lynn.
 Credentials committee. Neal Ballard, New Haven, ciJalrfnan: George Cushing, TJOat0n ard Jamei Corey, Springfield. Hes0Itstf0ns com. mitte0. William Jurnesky, Law. renee, chairmany John L. Keegan, Lowell and James r. McNHity,
 Auxiliary committee. WiiIiam r. CantWe1I, Worcester, chairman: George Haigh, Lawrence, aId J0flf M. Joyce, Lawrence, Employment: John Lang, Boston, CiiGifman; Warren yai1, Lynn, Hnd Patrick J. Lynch, New London. TFAd6s Afd v0Gations: John J. O'NieI, Bridge. port, chairman; Arthur A, Ere. E01i, Springfield, and Francls Nc. DonOuEh, Portland.
 Committee or subordinate UT. ions. Thomas 4. Uethens, Boston chairman; Wi1tert 0. Jacob, Dana bury, and Charles DrUfnmOnd, Fitchburg. Apprentices Austin 4. Daugherty, Springfield, chairman, John Y. BUiIivan, Providence, GBd Charles Lyon, Lynn,
 Publicity Committee Publicity. Thomas H. BaEIey Providence, chairman; BtGnley Wedzun1s, Waterbury, and Janlsa r. McNulty, Merlden. ThaBks committee: ArthuF 4. BFeEOIi. Springfield, chairman; William l. Durs0, New Haven, and John E. Murphy, Portland.
 Tho local convention committed includes Harold v. B0yce, Edward gch0iey, Michael Jarrett, J0seDti Hench, Edward Bowling, and Win. cent Coates.
 ton Of the authorization and 4 de. c1afatory Judgment declaring tha rights Of the parties. Chanbera and Hassejmeyer of New Haven apDGnr for tfl6 plaintiff, Attorney