The union times., 1942-04-18
As We See It
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 CONCERTS TO Secretary Of State Chase Going Woodhonse, 70ho las been abbointed to c federal post ds consultant m the listing and blaciMg of scientifically tr0ised zVo- men ID zOar jobs throughout the
 country. She leaves Friday for
 Washington to discuss details. Mrs.
 WoodhonSe $ one Of the most able nsembers Of Gov. Hwley's odn,i,tis-
 ty0tion.
 WELCOME TO New Haven Lodge, Freight Handlers, Local No. 616l, which has just voted to affiliate with the Central Labor Council. The Editor had the pleas ure of speaking before this Local a few days ago, and hopes the membership enjoyed it as much as he did. With President Harry Feinmark, he attended Sundays meeting of Local 486, Colored Musicians, who are also affiliated to the Council. Our thanks to President Scotty Rosson for a f1attering introduction. |. We like that slogan just received from the War Production Board: :'WORKERS' DOLLARS FOR A WORKERS WAR. BUY BONDS"
 THE NEW HAVEN BRANCH of the v. s. Embloymremt Ser1ce re- cently had call for c man zoho could operate torch and a0ho zVas ct the same time Strong enough to stack heaVy metal parts. The job qUus, specifically, cutting nb old amtomo- piles aud stacking the parts. Nobody agaS found 1Vho could quite fiH the bill, UNTIL: One 7Vorkey 1Vas found aVho could oberate c blo7V torch, but zUds baralyged im one aru. Another aCds found 10ho zOaS strong as an ox, but aOds blind ID one eye. They q0ere sent ont as zVorking init, z0ere hired aud are, according to last re- ports, doing c SzVeH job.
 FERNAND KNOBLOCK, secre- tary of Local 37, New Haven Brewery Workers Union, has just returned from a special conven- ton of the International. He is going to make Budweiser in New Haven a union outlet now that new distributor has taken over. Joseph T. Rourke, secretary of the NH. Central Labor Council has helped prepare the base, accord ing to Fernand.
 THE SEAMEN, qVho have already lost 800 Of their brothers in the bat tie Of the Atlantic are demanding the Openipg of aVeStern front in Europe. Three thonsand membeys Of the Nah. Maritime Union ct masS meeting m NezV York unanimously GbProved O resolution urging Pres. Roosevelt to take measmves neces- Sary to open such c from. inc reSoln- ton also pledged thot the seanren 1Oomld Keep 'em sailing. :"
 GENIAL JOHN MCCLURE, Bus mess Agent of Local 63, Bridge port Musicians, who incidentally has been an active officer of that local since 1910, reports a large percentage of the membership now inducted in the Armed forces. Local 6S furthermore has already purchased $500 in Defense Bonds, refiecting the excellent spirit of the Union Musicians in Bridgeport.
 IF YOU'RE ONE of those people 1Oho gribeS about the auto situation, just remember For every auto that isn't made this year, zVeH Save enough zinc aud cobber to make brass for 2,400 brass cartridge cases for the 30 calibre ans,mmition nsed ID OUT machine guns and om Gaydnd Semi-amtomatic rifles aud OUT Sbriu- fields. Which aVonId .you rather haVe? =.
 2 BLUE BARRON, zVho IS frvmish- ing the Al music and entertan- nsent ct the ball to be given ct the Are'0 on Saturday, April 25, by Dip. 281, Ney Haven Bus & Trolley Operators, broodcGsts eUery Sunday ct 2 30 0ver WJU. Tune ip, and get 0 fro1 e1A.1hIo of |Lo Euo AA..,e:c A,o.,'U