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556 The Journal of ELECTRICAL WORKERS and Operalors >4, flnytqJ , . //A4. ~ ¢ . i'.¢ ..¢./r.r.ct '. ,4,/,rA>,/ 'AVff~r~i S 9.TU -A~n 4, rtj. L ~ ~ ~~... /'-4,r/ .ma ,#v/roo.,,/,,/, 4 , ~, ~ .~ ~, yao 4 A¢//4 L U. NO. 400 MAKES FREE WILL OFFERING Thle certificate shown was awarded by the U. S. Treasur to .I L. No 40 o Midland, Texas, In appreciatiot of the vlOuntary gft Of the day's pa by all i,,e¥bels who Worked last Labor Dfay. With the a pproval of the contratlosl. LObor Day wa a wWorkn day at s veral cont ruction projeols in the Jurisdiction. includina the Big Splrigs bombing sc 1o O , ti Maria flying school and the recos flyiag school. A check for $1,775.93 was sent directly to President Frankln DI Roos.evelt at the White House, and thence conveyed to the Treasury, as one of labor', eontIlbutkoit toward winning the war. Fer the benefit of aSy Brothers hho may be looking ror work, I would .u.gest you ihnlediately get in touch with our faithrul business agent, Bob Warner, at 207:, East Market Street, Limo, Ohio, and he will take care of you. Well, I can't say much this time btt as long as I ant the scribe, in the future you will hear fromt Local No. B-32. In rorelusion. Buggs, I hope to spend a few illore pleasant hours some inn in the future with you, and in meantime, the I wish you and all continued success. V. IL.EFq~~ l'ress Secret ary. LU 1. NO. B-53, KANSAS CITY, )IO. Editor: As it h.s been soei time since L. I. No. B-53 has been represented in the correspaudoeie of the WoaRga, will try tn let the Brotherhood know we are still on the map aned going strong. We hav-e been blessed with an abundance of work in the past year anad ll members are working . We have had a few changes In the officers of L. U. No. B-53 and I will pass theIm, .. to the Bohers,. Our president, Brother Or'i le Swenson, has resigned to become busiless Irittat Or and yours truly ha. bIe. appointedl president. Financial Secretary Brother I. J. Kaelin has resigned on aecwllit of bad health pnil Brother IH, L. Schone has been appointel rlnrcial secretary. Brother fL P'eItibone ho, been appirinted vice president in place ot Brother 3. of. Wells, also on the sick list I have ft.en bee asked what is the differroe between an A and a B carh, io I have Iumn ed it up this way: It is like a yonal coaple getting married and starting out in life. 'The first thiing they need is a roof over their heads for protection, the same as he needts a alaor organization, for proteetion. It he takes out a iB card its just like renting a house, which gives him s:oni protection, Iut not what he is enititled to. If he is just renting he will not take the proper interest as he would if be clie bIylig the house. If a window is broken or niye shingles are off the roof they are just patched up tenporarily. But it h, has an A irtd he will take the proper ilterevst in hin local as if he were buying the house the wirdows and roof would be fixed up properly, the same as if some bad condition arises in the local. Each installment on the home would be like an other month's dues. and a, the installments get smaller on the mortgage the years get larger on the iasi urn p 1 oiky. When the mortgage is paid off the full a roart nf the insurance policy l,eroin.e in elffet. Then you can keep on putting the amount in the bank or somei good ineestmeit for a in)y day as the A card men do if) th, lay of the pension plan in the 1. B. E. W. S, you B card men hers quit paying reit in lhe I. B, E. W. and have an i nhsuranc e policy a.d al old Ige peruslot instead of a lot ef L. S. E. W. white slips. Brother Bill Burkrey went duck hurttitg up in Idaho, so will lw heaving a duck dinner some ni]ht if sol.e.one "rings the duck-) Brother San, MIooney ki siI laid pi with sonlc sort or nerve ailuent anl we hope for his conplete aid eallrly recovery. Brothers Wells atd Karelill ,a ls were unrder the weathei nearly all Sn1tte r anti we wish then, speedy recovery. irother [Frank Frish ' has gone from Canad arf Clab Io ice cesol and is putting on weight. ro-ther "Red' Chelles Stapleton fell about three feet and broke his right wrist. Better take a higher dive next time. Jo.SEp.I C tOr- lieS', Press Seretaly. L. I. NO, 70, WASHINGTON. I). C. Editor: ll'aing LIi iTiapp,..inted press' secretary et ouit lasl ntI ctiing ef th executive T..arld, I will hrek the ice and try to report on. the wel Of oi.l the lnile wn~ in our n capital, .ptnlit arid 1-,cal No. 7iI particular. ITht levea w rtoposed of linemen, ctale iplih.er.. lille cilalance nmen. helpOrs and u erind Inelr far those clasifleationis. Mot of the ]i nemine anid helpers ale wo rkrig on i~iritonJ ticfell projects in this area nand ire eiijoyinig the pick of the work th ro..ph the splendid cool/ration of Local Union No. 24, iur hbets ore off to you. 26, atId to the Blitrhers ft 21) who have made this eooptratiaa possible, The line clearance men have recently sigiall anagleeelel with their emipityct, The Asplundh Tree Expert C.n.t.aay,-cover- Ilg Ivage rates and working conditions tIhey arI workinpg on the properties of the local utility company and it is their job to keep the overheiad lines clear of tree liltlbs ad ii ni h. Our business manager. Brother Bill Bnllier. met with an accident in Sept mber, and I ant glal to reporit that it was not sr owils althouhhI it could hbig been. Be was burned ,hile lrking elo a pole wheni gat against a 4M00 ,.It line. He was "out for several hlurs lbut you can't keep a good mlan down, and h, is back to work ngain. We ale heiring War Bonds, too, as fast as we are able, hloth individually and collectively. By this tine I think every one realizes the necessity of buying bonds. Local Union No, 70 has Iu rchased two bonds. Each time the antun ift cf nerest to be reeived frotm these hoads at I(nt a ri ty was donated to some worthy cause. The first was donated to the tiei {:ross. The accompanying letter to thn Navy Relief Sciety, to which we made our seoilid donutioll is our thought in the miatter eed is as folloiws Septemter 19, 1142, Navy lielief Society. Washlngton, D. C. Cen~t tenoron Local .. Ilion No. 70, of the International Bratherhood of Electrical Worker. affiliated with the Armerican Federation of Labor, recoutly pLehILsCj a United SteteM Defeu$ts BHad Lo. $170L0O, with a maturity value of $ 00.00. ilox.e.er, this local union. composed of a comparatively small grou p of eleetrFcal trais, n.ti,sgl lane workers. has no deire to pli-fi financially fronl the war efforts. By unani.ous ote at a recent meeting it was decided rot nily to dnnate the difference between the purchase price and the maturity value of ihl bond to the Navy Relief Society. but Io ark vance that lmeunt from the golenerl faa.. of the nept utiion immediately. We are therefore enclosing herewith our check flor $1fO.00, made payable to the Navy Relief Soet y. Sincerely yours, -LB. E. W. Local Union No. 70, J AMrls pR£STON, P'resale ot. M. T*KIX gNN Press Seerl-tary. L. l!. NO. 80, NORFOLK, VA. Editor; It seems as though just whoaL I have put lily peri away it is time to pick it np again and let the BIrotheris know that I am still on the Job, We arc still giving sonme of our flood Brothers to the a rmed services. Brother C. 1, l'llisont' Jr., was the last one to go, Those who knew hint will certainly miss hint. When hie
I NOVEMBER, 1942 left heIs ld Is > ik aft,-' his ,,ppa, Charlie, Sr.. thie iadIes' tan, W I eli it w onh't b e I II l e ,,I e r s isi will be here, ant [i, g irf will lie at home, ii, the wood.s, I....oki, for the horrI .. el IIlt.. Laiis. There is rily ,in thinig that I aII, afraid of, anti that i1 if if eer arleid to run ujld] arId would inake a iash It (rif that ther, woIuIld not h{, ay treeI lhi enogIgh for hint a hid, hehilnd t-LitdD EMPLOYEES 245 [/ ur rI /ill t I fIII *cek tIdiNif Ofrt bcr 7, 1942 $21,585.14 BonId der .1vio[r treek ehding Octobrr 7, 1142 $4,351.00 Bonds pair out (10:) $4,185.00 Amp((fit If hondIs purchased not paid ont $10,077,00 Dedluatois pet week $4,561.00 TotrL] phid er t to 'date potls $6,954.01) This ,s submit te to you hy the boeaI, Now nsid,- from bitt th local hits piurEhased $43,- 000.00 -;.hieh I think is Iwonderful record fior mini rto targer than 116is. I want at tLiIi tnin toI thIak B-rothers Al B lackwelil vnd Si Jobe for the wonderful way mi wh iih th*,y in klnd hling this joh., The) are getting the Jol loie [in a big wray. Irid II hope that they will ontinue to keep up the good work. Al hie hoy, oi the difItrent jopst- really hay* shown a wonderful arid willing spirit tl Io..erat', ...d the 10 per cent tto~ riot nilt-tin, altbiti g, fort great hany maoke it a bh nd it week, so you cni see what I nin. We haye foulr or five ther jobs here, aI.d btluee tie he arla' fedling preails on tho.e as on the large one. aid Ih. it jnst a, ou' m ake; ]040 lja< cent et 1 T .- 1). P, . ]Ittay, I] usi ness Mariager. 557 L. 1, NO. 205, DETIROIT, MICIt. I-flitcit; ]h,: war hia rIealid a nlew rlationship between unions and their synpathetic Iiny- 'i, a nisli Wlnto e-ow. . ker- ii the hatdn, 's irtighty wr effort. All are nllted behind the g[ov,,-rninet in the pirosleuLttoni of thel stragle,, lint h,(] y disagrec il nt , I ,xist as to the point and parpose, The common, enemy bh a required
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