The union times., 1944-09-02
All Unions To Have
 Information Man

want to know what sOclal anC health agencies in the com munity might be able to help them will soon be/able to pro cure such information directly through the leaders of theil own locals.
 These leaders have this week been appointed to serve as In formation Service Representa- tives of the New Haven Com munity Chest and the Council of Social Agencies, and, through g series of meetings and visits to the agencies, will in the near flu ture be sufficiently acquainted with local health and welfare programs to answer their fellow members questions.
 The Information Service Rep resentatives will work closely with the central office of Information Service in Chest and Council head quarters, l65 Elm street. This central office is equipped and an- xi0us to answer any questions the general public may have about any of the services available in the Greater New Haven area, or about the operation of the Community Chest and the Council. The office is open weekdays 8:3O AM. to 5 PM, closing at noon on Satur- days. Telephone inquiries are well comed-telephone 8-6l6I.
 Each Information Service Repre- sentative will be provided copy of the Chest and Councils newly pub lished Handbook of Social and Health Services" which describes the work of "A public and private agen- cies, telling what the services are, who can have them and how much they cost.
 Harold V. Feinmark, president of the New Haven Central Labor Coun- cil and member of the Information Service Representatives Advisory Committee, has been active in ar ranging for the cooperation between the AZ of L locals and the Chest and Council in connection with the new information program. The appoint ment of the leaders Of AFofL to serve as Information Service Representa- tives, is announced by MT. Feinmark as follows:
 Aluminium Workers, l8738, John Sacynski; Bakery & Confec- tionery Workers, II, James Pagan; I'll, I. Creenberg; Barbers' Union, 215, Frank ViOlante; Beer Sales men of Conn.,, 229O1, Arthur Car roll; BoOkbinders, 134, James M. German; Brewery Workers, Fer nand Knobloch.
 BrickIayers & MasOns, 6, James DiLonardo; Carpenters & Joiners, 79, John A. Johnson; Cigarmakers, 39, Robert Smith.
 Clerks, Freight Handlers, Ex- press & Station Employees: PA, John C. Carroll; 227, Richard Long; 877, Frank Petrillo 6l6l, Richard WOodbury; 2l62, Philip Platcow.
 Cooks and Walters, Harold V. Feinmark; Dextone Workers, 2O- 7O5, Louis DeAngelis; Electrical Workers, B-9O, Vincent J. McCov- ern, 747, James s. Porter; B-l37O, Albert L. Vigneault.
 Elevator Constructors, 9l, James J. Brennan; Engineers (Hoisting), :, 478, William Creed; Garment Workers Union, Int1 Ladies, l5l, Miss Anna DeCaprio, l5l & 223, Jacob L. Banach; Government Elm ployees, Clarence Haggerty; 4l4, William Farrell; Granite Cutters !, James Andrews; Hod Carriers, Building & Common Laborers', 455 Frank Lago; Hotel & Restau- rant Employees & Bartenders' 4O4, Harold V. Feinmark, 2l7, Andrew Campbell.
 Letter Carriers, 19, John S.. Brown, Bernard Cough; Lithogra- phers, Frederick D. Paulson; Ma chinists, Int'l., APO, Henry Earl, 6O9, Thomas H. Smith; Molders & Foundry Workers, 60, James J. Egan; Musicians, 234, Harry l.. Benson and Joseph Schecter, 486, Scott ROston.
 Paper Box Workers, sos, George Boucher; Painters & Decorators, 186, Saul Kreas and W. R. Schneider; Plumbers & Steamfit- ters, 340, Roy Raffile and Edmund Meany; Post Office Clerks, A. l.. Hopkins, Leverett Shumway; Post Office & Railway Mail Laborers, IA, Stephen D. King; Postal Su. pervisOrs, Branch No. 3, Joseph E. Schmitt; Post Office Motor Ve hicle Employees, Carl DiLeOnardO Post Office Custodians, Charles Me Carthy.
 Printing Pressmen's & Assist ants Union, "A, Robert Noble, Will liam Casey; Railway Mail Assn. Conn. Branch, Walter C. Anderson
 Retail Cigar Salemen, 961, Der nard Ceelan; Sheet Metal Workers 40, George A. Joslyn, BPS, Waite, DoOlan; Signalmen of America John Beattie; Special Deliver. Messengers Assn., Albert C. Kling
 Stage Employees and Movinl Picture Operators: "A, John Mil Ter; 273, Matthew W. Kennedy and B-4l, Miss Frances SOrensOn State, County & Municipal Elm pIoyees, 4l6, Michael J. Hanrahan StenOgraphers, Typists, BOOkkeep