The union times., 1942-03-21
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 rich, HAM. orgasiger? The boys zgere m NezO York settling the MB. case, and aVere in the NLRB offices in the Equitable Building, aOhen an Army shell Nicked the building. 'TzCaS aUelI mtemtioned mistake, zoe suspect. The chief casualty zCas the MB. Co. Union at M.B. Mfg. Co. Do you remem- ber Claude Fawfeld, a0ho preceded Goodrich as LAM. organiser here? Fairfield is sick man While at- tending the Machimists Conference m St. Louis, he become very al, and zUds raShed to c Hospital While con- tised in St. Louis, his boy Hobart zOas rushed to tte hospital in Elmira, W. Y. aOith double bneWnsoMia Fairfeld is i, bed ct his home, 705 Junction St. Elmira. Write hem line.
 CONCERTS TO Jim Ceelan, Re- tail Clerks Union, and Red Sulli- van, vice-president of Teamsters, No. 443 Both have just become fathers again Be sure they're union made cigars, boys. And if they're handmade, so much the SvrIE S ton expert, and Ceelan is one of the best speakers in the Senate.
 CONCERTS ALSO TO Local AZ. Typographical Union, which has just completed contract negotia. tiOns with the New Haven Register and JOurnaI-COurier. The new con. tract provides for wage increases. and is one of the best the boys have worked under The Local was represented in negotiations by Richard Ryan, Joe Egan, Frank Bagley, Paul Shea, Melvin Hottin. and Bill Ford. John Day and Richard s. Jackson represented the Register, and E. J. Harvey the JOurnal-COurier which, few gen. erations ago, was called ''The Old Lady of Temple Street" Looks like the A.F.L. is going to break the dyke in the Hartford COurant, for years an Open-shopper.
 WE'VE ALL HEARD OF "labor aOidoa0s." those batient yomen avho stay home night after night qVhile their hmsbands are out om mtion busi- sess. Take the case Of Harry Fem- mark, z0ho needs TO introduction nl this column. He's labor zCfdozcey, st seems For years Mrs. Fein- mark put ID 10ith seeing Harry q couple of hours ageek <. Then she lad to 90 to Floyida for her health. Horry las just come back from Mianpi Beach, but without Ms zMfe She's enjoying herself there, and sees 10 reason 10ty She should come home Any s0eek nozO, you'll see an ad like this in the public prints:
 ANNA: COME HOME. ALL IS FORGIVEN. (Signed) HARRY. SOCIAL SEASON IS ON zith C bang. Div. 281, NeaO Haven Bms anO Trolley Operators, hold their dance al the Arena on April 25. W. H. Mmsi- cidns, same place, March 27. Eveyy- body oOelcome to both affairs. No 28lIS dGnce con,nattee includes Tom Ldndy, chatrman; Framk Corr, Bill McNGnsee, George Rogers, Jim DzVy- er, aud S0m Curry.
 WE MUST ALL SACRIFICE SGys the National Association of Man- ~tdct"rers, aud proposes c sales ta4 of 8%. Write yoMr ozVs comment. but don't send t through the mail. There are Federal l0s0s against that sort ot thing. NEW HAVEN WATER CO.,, aud GH briOate utilities don't feel so good about that U. s. Supreme Court ruling this qUeek. The court held that utilities are entitled to q tGir return on only SO much of com- pany's capital os has been "brMdentlo ''tOested. The Court brushed aside e lo"g-stonding theory that he cost ot rebrod~cing the plant aUos an essential factor. Bob Schecter, business nnnuA k 00A