The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-06

WnElm1nt naNQftAf oi tue FtOrie who oppose legislation conceived in hate and designed to place labor at the mercy of reactionary forces
 M.N,g.ve. esmaaileees win meet aMlclals of elle Plume and Alwooa
 Manufacturing Company within ahe next lev days Co aiscuss vaca-
 elnn nchsaules Ger employee of the
 company'a Waterbury and Thom- aalon paanfs. International Rep ramenaaaive Oviae Gareeaa is spokesman fsr the nnien negoai. aaors.
 William Green. president of the American Federation of Labor. and Philip Murray. president of the Congress of Industrial Organiza- tons, have joined in an appeal to an members Of organized labor to support the 100 million dollar drive of the United Jewish Appeal for Refugees. oOgerseas Needs and Pal. estine.
 Assistance for Jewish people in Europe who have miraculously sur viped the suffering. punishment and brutal treatment imposed on them is the duty Of an classes Of people, said Mr. Green.
 The question posed for all Of us: Shall the destruction started by Hitler. Mugsolini and their collabo- rasors be carried on to its conclu. sion through the indifference Of those who escaped torture. degra- dation and death?" said Mr. Mur- ray.
 Dates fer ''lollar drives. on be- hale of slse c.I.O. Political Action
 Carmmitaee in Amssnia and Brsagepora have been tentatively mea. Hf alae schedule Is approved. slse drive wiIl be held tn the An. nenia- -Derby- shelton area the wpek @f guly ls. and in Bridge pora the wee& 0f Ang. 5.
 Ratification Of contract aEnend- ments on wages. holidays and vaca- tions has been voted by Local 263. International Chemical Workers Union. representing workers at the Fairfield plant of MeKess0n & Rob- bins. The amendments provide a general increase of ls cents an hour and set up five paid holidays. Under the new vacation provision. each employe will rate one day Of vaca- ton for each 10 weeks of work. and two weeks vacation for each three years Of work.
 "A thin6 party Is nos desiniteiy iB the atr--we've got ao starr thinking ln those terms" David DmbimSky, president of the later national I4adies Garment w0skerS Union, A.F.L.. told the hatterS' nnion convention al New KOrk this seek.
 Labor. he said. cannot exercise fsSll peaitical strength with0nt a party of ilS ewn. and recom- nnendaA aa ''iadepen1ens labor paTsy" as ''ahe sply solution"
 Later. reporters aalkeg him if he beiiewe4 thna tsse A.F.A. and the cIyO. EnighG be reeenetle1 iD q Bew nattena1 aaher party. gg. DmAimsky Eeplie9: ''Agnybe yes, nsaybe Ret prsfeEsbsy ysS."
 The Shoe Hardware unit Of Io- cal 25l. MMGW., meets tonight ct Garden Hall .gt is e regular month ly meeting.
 Tlbe meeting 0f tise Chase Brass WeSkeFs Upisp sunday wiII be the last fime fer Bling neasinseloDS f0g efIleegs fer IDa6-ss. The npeeG- iag wilD be held st C0anorAis esaiD aG 2:bs.
 gsmes AseGTatb beaAs lise pges- eDt sisse eG b0esi efIleeTs.
 Members 0l the Manufacturers Foundry unit Of Local 25l gil meet l tomorrow night al Garden Hall.
 Co sn aFtieie Co eile ewTvepg ts' sBe ef Giae gpfegmstiensI Team- sIer. DsaifI [. ToiDip, geeersI president ef Ghe pesmslers gUion. A.g.L, Hrees thsg ipeuslTisl dtSS pHies he seltled by peaaefnD snesns. gBe expresses Gise beasef GBasl sDl ef eaSyeDl 1nrast w5lj ''eeane . better dag apA setter 1pderslsndings."
 America, be ssys. l. the isst great bmIwaTk sf tbe free eDseT- ggSse system. sud "iaw -sbi1iRg in11SfTy sR1 bwsiness sh0wi1 he eneeHFage6."