The Dallas Craftsman (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, June 9, 1961 Page: 2 of 4
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June 9, 1961
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Harwood for Union Label Work.
egotism: “Integrity of its local
unions in abiding by its laws and
contracts and the fact that our
locals have been manned by offi-
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HOTEL
and BATHS
able and acted accordingly making
him eligible to be voted on by the
union only one day earlier. His
past year’s work is more than
satisfactory with the employer and
the union. The DTU Apprentice
Committee welcomes this young
man to the local's large family of
apprentices and invites him to at-
tend and take part in the Junior
Typographical Union meetings
each month.
Local Union Na 518
Construction Laborers
By a F. EDWARDS, Fn. Sec.
Writer Returns to Work
Beginning Monday June 5
The writer returned to his work
at The Dallas Times Herald, Mon-
day, June 5, after a recent heart
attack of Friday, May 5. The
writer is very happy to be able to
go back to his job once more. All
credit is given to the good Lord
for the speedy recovery of health.
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DeWayne Fletcher Obligated
At Union Meeting Sunday
Apprentice Trainee DeWayne
Fletcher, employed by the Dallas
Times Herald chapel, was obligated
after being voted on by the union
at its regular meeting June 4,
1961. Technically, his probation
period ends June 6, 1961 but Ap-
prentice Committee received spe-
cial committee's report as favor-
Lamar & Smith
Funeral Home
SERVICE FOR
EVERY BUDGET
Birth Through 90
Funeral Insurance
WH 6-2146
880 w. JEFFERSON
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Carpenters’ Ladies
Auxiliary Na 3
By Mrs. Buster Henderson
sippi has joined General Chairman
R. E. Jordan in inviting members
of labor and management who are
interested in the apprentice, to at-
tend the conference, and to bring
and register an outstanding ap-
prentice.
Several Local Unions in Dallas
have indicated that they will send
representatives to the conference.
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food Treezing? Can opal et R17-4011, Home Some*
Department, tai o* hr your fnt ton of "FOOD FKazCA fACn.*
What’s so delicious m a golden ear of com, drenched in
butter and popping fresh with flavor! But why limit this
treat to the short, “fresh com season’’ when it’s so easy to
keep it garden-fresh all winter long in your electric home
freezer? Now’s the “freelin’ season" for fresh com .. it's
plentiful and low-cost.. so stock up and save!
Typography Plant Gets New
Apprentice Member Sunday *
At the regular meeting of DTU
No. 73 held Sunday, June 4, 1981,
the union voted to give Henry
Varela two years’ credit toward
his six year term of apprentice-
ship. Mr. Varela became a third
year apprentice of this local union
and is employed by Jaggars-Chiles-
Stovall.
Henry Varela made an 86 3/3
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Dallas Typo Union No. 173
APPRENTICE
COMMITTEE
By Horace L Nash
relief teHSfeW
Let de radioactije wden of worla-famous Hot SpringNMomT
Barkbanish.all your aches and pains due to tension and occu-
pational fatigue- ease arthritis, rheumatism and high blood
preesure. Countless thousands have benefited tan these
wonderful thermal Hatha— Superb bathhouse right in hoteL.
CONCRETE
BLOCKS
Lightweight Expanded Shale
Aggregate—All Block A.S.T.M
Grade “A” Load Bearing
Telephone TRUCK DELIVERY dA---
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REILLY PzlgARaCoMPANT
— .1710 South HarwooU Street
Mall Address, Post Office Box 897
Telephone HA 8-8385
Editorial Office: Labor Temple
1717 Young Street — HA 8-8385
The Local is back on its horses
again after a long time and we
are now looking at the sun with
both eyes.
We see peace and happiness and
lots of joy and we find that it
helps us to be up with our pecuni-
ary matters.
Bus. Rep. Frank Booth went
fishing May 38-39-30. He had good
luck. He came from El Paso where
the temperature was 108-110 de-
grees and went to Houston where
it was 75 degrees and got a sun-
burn that is bad.
He is doing a fine job for the
Laborers just the same. We are
getting ready to pick our delegates
for the State Building Trades and
State AFL-CIO Convention. And
also our delegates to our Hod Car-
riers National Convention which
will be held in Chicago in October.
We will notify the membership
and hold an election on July 14.
1981, to see who will be the one
to go and represent Local 518.
Bro. Booth is ready for the con-
tract and we will get it underway
soon I hope. He is waiting on Mr.
James of the DCCEA Committee.
We are getting good co-operation
from all the crafts. That makes it
better for all. We have the furni-
ture workers and the laundry
workers all working in Dallas now.
We will have a union city here yet.
That will be nice and a great city
to live in.
Bro. Fred Gardner and Bro.
Nuyan Johnson are in this and
they are doing a wonderful job to
help this city.
What we need is the members
to com/'Yothe meetings And help
us do the things they want done
and not so much talk about who
is and who is not doing.
All of you come on and give us
a helping hand, please. Give us
your new address and phone num-
ber.
I am going to stay on the ball
and let you all know how we are
getting along in the labor move-
ment. Yours as a brother!
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
AND ADVERTISING RATES
?ne Xear ..................11.00
AQv. Rates Furnished on Applicatioa
_ Entered at the Post Office, Dallas.
Texas as Second-Class Mall Matte*
Under the Act of March 1, 1870.
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All sports avallable, including golf with clubpriv
lege, game fishing, and water Sports. Entertainment and soda!
diversions.
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SSAC to Convene
In Miss., July 27th
Instructors, delegates and ap-
prentices from 10 southern states
will participate in the 13th annual
Southern States Apprenticeship
Conference which will convene in
Jackson, Miss. July 37-29.
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and resides at 918 Zeb Street in
Dallas. The Apprentice Committee
welcomes Mr. Varela to the large
family of apprentices of DTU and
invites him to attend and take
part in the Junior Typographical
Union No. 173 meetings each
month.
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.The Dallas Craftsman represents the
true trade union moyerent, voicing the
aspirations and achievements of the
American Federation of Labor - Con-
frees of Industrial Organizations. It
does not represent the Bolshevik, I. W.
W., Anarchist Radical, or any other
movement injurious to the peace and
lability of American institutlons. it is
for America, frst and last, and for the
nonest, moral, upright, courageous and
true unions all the time.
The Dallas Craftsman is you
paper. Support .t at an times
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Excerpt from Former ITU
President Florida Talk
The following short excerpt
taken from former President
Woodruff Randolph’s speech made
in Florida at a recent conference
impressed on what our union prin-
Varela is a graduate of Crozier ciples are based on instead of
Tech High School, Class of '58,
average on his ITU technical test held in Tallahassee; the writer is
given by the writer last week. Mr.
THE DALLAS CRAFTSMAN
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WALLACE C. REILLT........Editor
JOSEPH B. COX. ... *......Reporter
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With almost the entire member-
ship present at last Monday night’s
meeting, June 5, the auxiliary
elected officers for the forthcoming
two-year term.
Daphne Henderson, charter
member and wife of a thirty-year
union man, Buster Henderson, was
elected president. Other officers
elected were Mms. Dalton (Don-
nie) Driver, vice president; Charles
(Annie Lee) Henderson, record-
ing secretary; Reo (Faye) Spen-
cer, financial secretary; J. H.
(Leta) Adams, conductor and
Royce (Virginia) Gibson, warden.
Miss Alma Lee Griffin was elected
as three-year trustee.
Delegates elected to attend the
Texas State Council of Carpenters’
Auxiliaries convention to be held
in Abilene, July 13, through 15, are
Leta Adams and Faye Spencer.
Winnie DeLay will be the alternate
delegate.
The delegate elected to attend
the Texas State AFL-CIO conven-
tion in Galveston, July 31, through
August 3, is Daphne Henderson.
Virginia Gibson will be the alter-
nate delegate.
Installation of officers will take
place at our next meeting June 26.
Our out-going president, Donnie
Driver, will preside over the cere-
mony. Please try to attend this
meeting.
P. O. Box 575 Dallas 21, Texas
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