Exhibit,Appendix: ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS

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BRYDON
HUGO & PARKER
135 MAIN STREET
20 FLOOR
San Francisco, CA 94105,

Edward R. Hugo [Bar No. 124839]
P.M. Bessette [Bar No. 127588]
Josette D. Johnson [Bar No. 195977]
BRYDON HUGO & PARKER

135 Main Street, 20th Floor

San Francisco, CA 94105
Telephone: (415) 808-0300
Facsimile: (415) 808-0333

Email: service@bhplaw.com

Attorneys for Defendant
A. TEICHERT & SON, INC.

ELECTRONICALLY
FILED

Superior Court of California,
County of San Francisco

FEB 20 2013

Clerk of the Court
BY: JUANITA MURPHY
Deputy Clerk

SUPERIOR COURT - STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO - UNLIMITED JURISDICTION

ROBERT ROSS and JEAN ROSS,

Plaintiffs,
vs.

C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS, et al,

Defendants.

(ASBESTOS)
Case No. CGC-10-275731

EXHIBIT H (Part 2 of 4) TO THE
DECLARATION OF JOSETTE D.
JOHNSON IN SUPPORT OF

A, TEICHERT & SON, INC.’s MOTION
FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT

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EXHIBIT H (Part 2 of 4) TO THE DECLARATION OF JOSETTE D. JOHNSON IN SUPPORT OF A.
TEICHERT & SON, INC.’s MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENTResisiratinh, No. 3784, Leeal
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HAIGHT BROWN & BONESTEEL LLP
3 \71 Stevenson Street, 20th Floor
San. Francisco, California 94105-2981
4||Telepbone: 415.546.7500
Facsimile: 415.546.7505
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8 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
9 FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO
10 UNLIMITED CIVIL JURISDICTION
11 | EUGENE MILLARD, ) Case No, CGC-09-275091 ©
12 Plaintifé ; EXHIBIT 3 TO DECLARATION OF
} HOWARD B. SPIELMAN (EXHIBIT G
13 } TODECLARATION OF STEPHEN J.
vs. ) SQUILLARIO IN SUPPORT OF
14 ) DEFENDANT ROBERTSHAW
) CONTROLS COMPANY’S MOTION
15 ) FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT OR,
ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (BP), ) ALTERNATIVELY, SUMMARY
16 ) ADJUDICATION)
Defendants, )
17 ) Date: April 5, 2012
) Time: $30 am
18 } Judge: Honorable Teri L. Jackson
3 Dept.: 503
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) Trial Date: — May 7, 2012
20 } Complaint Filed: February 26, 2009
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EXHIBIT 3 TO DECLARATION OF HOWARD B. SPEILMAN (EXHIBIT G TO DECLARATION
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nal Labor Relations Board— Brown-Olds Co. .
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WATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

" Office af the General Courisel

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Coniuiitet. of the Departinent
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should they be eafoiced, «. .
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the procesanng of any rigvarinss .
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THE ASHESTOS WURKERoad. Marca 3.
vere; General brenent c :
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comedintely following

a an Spiegel, Coramere’
recess, and proceed ta the SI Gh

ny (Grae Asbestes Cor

pany. ‘gether with

ession of tae Poort Basi Agent Francis Crow wey and 2 roles Rey
sed. . Melloitic® seat No.-35,. Youngslown,-Ghio; Susiness
“Agent James ahd President. th

f Local No.'.80, Chavieston &
ness ‘Agent ER, Robert Chadd. Piesid '
‘of Leal No. 84, Alga, Ohio a oR

2 eae of.2 fier cipita Basis,
4 ass of the Legislative
ave Boazd recouegned
fei ‘General Office 2 3 a.
off. read selegrans ead coe

ang wos imatrncted, te make

orias My Weles and President
feahen ot 7 ed Me i, + ne eng
i Agent .Caarles: Berry, Erhest Daniels
and, ie Weise of Local Np. 6; Weed River, HL >
‘OH. Refinery, Maintenance Oniy)
General Exeautive Beard on bhai

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Pres Sident - Sickles then pheced bs
‘name: of A. L Tjuliiogherse tor their epproyel as His

a tala 10,00) @ year aid éxpentes,
uhedinausly approved

Seti: wich, if co
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poitt Brother Hi borst wee app
ii mie Be es the! rending sierk for fh River, [After the representatives Of
SBE the ‘Boar citdused the Board

Prebident Sickles thea recognizing - the
watancy on, the General Executive Board, Ssxttted the
narie “RE “Secrétary Bropks Baker of Local- No. 2
+ Houstin, Beaumont, Part Arthye, Galvest
ent to the Board as 2 feplaceméat for
it A, 1, ullibghorst, which ap-
idintment wx: tnarimous'y endorsed, Brother Baker
* was then ca}ied in a ted witls hig appointisent, -

President: Mirae J. Costelio on bebalt Local.
agey New York and’ Basie Ast -
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of LW
appeared Sedan the Board in
tmont of territorial bouridarias
‘took hig. See eee svo loca] unions. After each side had set
aed “Forth theif position and representatives Excused, the
Board chéa vaied pat this subject mutrer de referred .

bite last Session, ronst of
of, He atitibed as tp the .
Berd

“sate was approve wn gndersed by the Berd,

in “iss the fafuré applicetion Sf the Brown. yy
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could become angulied
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reget that these instractious wotild be carried out
by Local No. 89.

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HAIGHT BROWN & BONESTEEL LLP

3.171 Stevenson Street, 20th Floor

San Francisco, California 94105-2981

4 | Telephone: 415,546,7500
Facsimile; 415.546.7505
Attorneys for Defendant ROBERTSHAW CONTROLS
6 | COMPANY
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8 SUPERIOR. COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
9 FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO
10 UNLIMITED CIVIL JURISDICTION
{1 | EUGENE MILLARD, 3 Case No. CGC-09-275094
42 | Plaintiff, ) EXHIBIT 4 TO DECLARATION OF
} HOWARD B. SPIEL! XHIBIT G
13 | ) TO DECLARATION OF STEPHEN J.
VS. ) LARIO IN SUPPORT OF
14 ) DEFENDANT ROBERTSHAW
) CONTROLS COMPANY’S MOTION
15 ) FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT OR,
ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (BP), ) ALTERNATIVELY, SUMMARY
16 ) ADJUDICATION)
Defendants. )
17 ) Date: April 5, 2012
) Time: 9:30 a.m.
18 ) Judge: Honorable Teri L. Jackson
J Dept.; 503
19 2.
\ Trial Date: May 7, 2012
20 } Complaint Filed: February 26, 2009
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‘LAW OBRICES 1
HAIGET, BROWN & SSBET FTO DECLARATION OF HOWARD B. SPEI_MAN (EXHIBIT @ TO DECLARATION
‘DONESTREL LIP. pao OF STEPHEN J. SQUILLARIO /S/0 MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT)From the

——=— General President

CONSTRUCTION IND! STRY JOT

estublished the Construce
Joint Conference

Industry Joint Conference. is to pron
mate the wellare of the building und
conetruction industry im the public

tem. Jt see

ery) cam be regutariy discussed and
wery efort made to reach sonsimc-
Eve and equitable solutions: Tt is
qestaally agreed

sputes i
eruction. in-
dustry or any 5
‘ninery jointly established by +
aul unions and astional con~

foiné

“Che Constructies industry
Conference will consiner,

ers, the ioflowing cypes of sub
or problems:

fe} Provide for the need to pré-
sant more effectively £0 privets owae
ers and government procurement
agencias the advatthages of the con
track system.

(ib) Consider she speciat prob
lems and practices of partionlar fon
mates where the podled attenfico
and assistance of national organiza-
tions af commactors and aden:
onions mey he uscd to improve oon
ditions,

(@) The need for a continaing
and systematic study of a wite
range of problems which confront
the building and constracson indus-
try, in the promotios of the contract
gystem,

The Conetrvetion Indusiry Joint
Conference will promote and. en-
courage the establishment of com
responding local joint conferences
ju local comoranities and mezropoli-
tan areas, but such local joint com
ferences shail act be ie conflier with
‘doting recognized local maxchittery,

‘The Construction ladestry Joint
Conference
General Presidents 4 t -
gentatives) of national unions and
represitalives of perdcipatng sa-

ig to function throughs
ie meetings and througia ire
5 fa joint Adm
Sgned to ad-

ddminisivuive Comnti
om

shall be
ised of an equal mumber of
oresentatives of national noions
and representatives of participating
national sontractors’ agscciations.
‘One-half che reoresentutives f the
nationel contractors’ associelions
shell be drawa from geperal J con-
tractors’ associations end ‘one-half
yee epecialty contractors’ asso-
ations

The Joint Administrative Corm-
cnittee shell appoint an Impartial
Committee Chairman to facilitate
the work of the Committee and ite
sabcornmittess. The Conieresc= is
ampowersa to determine, to at
mounce, and to implement its pro-
cedures corsistent with and met
confict with any other provisions ih
this plan.

The cust of Constenction Lar
dasery Joint Conference shall be &
nanced one-half by the eonsdteent
2) unions and one-bsif by ne-
pe BRGCCIATORS,

SPECIAL NOTICE

ah

can of the Nath
Chairmanck Huted and attend the upening
syuiua} Legislative Conference of
the Building and chon Trades Department,
sogetber with SI Astestes t ers representing 33 of
our afhiialed focal crions.

Following the
Conference Gir
at {he General Office at 2 P.M.

General Counsel Cerion R. Sickles then appeared
before the Boerd and reviewed tie legal problems which
ave confronted our international and many of
Ygeals since our fast session, He pointed cut the cases
ch kave heen disposed of through one medium or
encther and those still pending, He then sul
suggestions as to the changes wi ich should be mtade in
pur International Constitution and Ry-Laws in con-
formity with Articie X, Section 7, as a result of recent
decisions of the National Labor Relations Board and
the Courts as follows:

(1) Acticle XIEL, Section 8 is amecded by delering
the clause + work with the tools” so that the
amended section shz!l provide as follows:

Section & Suspended members shell not

extrcise local
4 confiict with laws of
an. No more than one
wa) can work
f any one employer withi
ther Laeal Union, suless
bor in that jarisdiction,
mm to the working rules
trade agreemencs of the Loca] Union under
which Unica they

je
there is a shortage sf
Snch memibers must

wage rete,
highest in either of the two loc:
dues and assessments to their hom
ined mreans all con

is deleted.
? is deleted,
tend (9} Article KXI, Section 1

is renumbered Sec

. ae ton 16.

Local sneetings, Suspended members seelang tek son 0 ,

watement shall meet all Local Union requirements _ (10) Article XXT, Section 19 is renumbered

and, in addition, shall pay 2 reinstatement fee of von iv,

Twenty-Five Dollars (£25.00), which fee shall be {ilj The Preamble is amended by inserting rhe

payable to the Geneval Office. words, “b

by elf legal end honcrable means,” oiler the
(2) Article XVI, Section § is amended by de- oh so that the

tering the words “shall be recognized by Local Unions amended paragraph shall provide as follows :

in any and ail instances where they fail te supply 2 The object. cf the International Association of
labor demand through thelr regular membership 2116” Heat und Frost Insulators end Asbestos Workers
so that the amended section shail provide as follows: shall be t0 assist, by all legal and Lonozable means,

Section 5. Traveling Cards shall be subject tu ail igs membership in securing employment, to Gefend
of Local Union autonorry. their rights and advence theit interesis as working

Section 4 is amended by delet. nen and by education ond caoperation taixe them
ang shall not work with Loc to that position in ta which they ore justly

Uniow } nor trade vertement radius ust) entitlee,

after complying with seme,” starting on Vine 5 and (2) The F

eading on line §, esd the words “and shall 5 Tk

ork ing, 28 ¢ third
Local Unies jucisdiction or trade agrzemer

fas until alter complying with sari
on Ene 16, so that

ct “Various articles, section:
staring ot is Constitution estab

ip and are 1
i dict

senorally '83
vential

z THE ASBESTOSregular membership hoolt
General Counsel Sickh
ned a under
submitted 0

ments by Nationa! Labor Relations
Counse}, strongly indicate thet certain non-diserimi-
qatory objective standards for job referral rst be
ineuded in aly agreersent providing for Uston Job
refarral program in erder to be Tegel

Following the report of the General Counsel he
Roard thea went info executive session and Bresident
fee meeting hetwaen the
im) Workers representarives and our Inter-
national epy t ranyed for. this
week, bat had to be called off due to the {lines of Presi-
dent Byron bet thet as poo as he was again at work
iments would be made to have this committe:

aeTan
meet in accordance with understanding ineurperated

fn our Agreement: of May :5, 1957 covering duct
jasulation betwees the Sheet Metal Workers and ouz-
aeives in order to devise ways end means to bring about
hetier enforcements of the letter and spirit of the agree-
ment of May 15, 1957.

Brothers Paul Springle and Terence McConnell of
Late) No. 32, Newark, N. J. and Brother Stephen
Kopp of Lecal No, $8, Tre J., appeared before
the Board in connection with territorial ‘boundaries
pevween their reypective wcels, which res din plans
fot 2 ting to be set up wo ot the fire] details
ia ounection with this probb establishing of &
deGuite boundary fe between these two jocats which
wil fallow the patiore of pobtical wedivistons.

Vice President George Rider a3 the eppeiuiall super-
af suspended Local Ne, 22 at tus fime made a

tivinize of Local Me. 32 since the dere

yeasonabie. imp:
this ision went inte eifect.
oted the tino

she territory

the cirrurastanc
of the
Local

MAY, 59

moti
Wriseonsin am

Jaternationg! A:

Albert EB. dtuichmson re-
ported on 4 previpus pelition for the amelgamstion of
Local Ne. 7, Seattle, Washington and i] No, 30,
Tacome, Washington and after a review of the territory
involved {he Board wes favorably srupressed & fhe
suggested merger of these two locals and referred the
subject master to President Sickles for further study
and appropriate action. This report plus @_ further
check of the records af Loca! No. 7 bronght forth th

fact thet Local Ne. 7 had jail) to comply
agreement entered, jato between the local and their 2
ployer and the Genecal P. dest was iustructed to
proceed with and see that the letter and spirit of tht
Drevigus agreement was complied with either direct
or through delegated representatives.

Business Agent Rely of Local Nu, J. fevelan
Ohio appeared before the Board in connection with
coinpisint from the Cleveland Ohio Contractors Asso-
cation, This cornpleint will be resulved by Business
Agent Reilly on ‘his return ta Cleveland in accordance

ea our International laws and the employers 50
ncihed.

General President Sickles reported ia detail in
comrection with about a dezen contract maintenance
agreements currently in effect with various national
employers doing the maiotentnee works for all building
iates crafty in 2 given plant which work these em-
Moyers have on a yearly contract basis. The Board
agreed that the sane privilege would be granted any
of our borafide insalating contractors who Hhew!
Secure vl} of the puienance work in a given

grecment fornss ig tt
available for locals in the

b their employs %
# basis ata purucular plant.

‘ roam various locals regardivg the
Code of Workmanship were read as also 2 request from
inaplation Di: cacvors Notioual Asse

ing om the Code of
ditee Of
request
from whe

eautd augwer heh
ith the Commbuce

ayes L,Y

alk, V

son of Levalproper medical authorities fer ad
ind determibation es to advisability of owt 1
continuing ro use this particular material

Bosiness Ageul. Mere Haxpricht, Local }
Toledo,. Chic end Business Agent William Wood,
Lowe! lo. 47, Grand Rapids, Michigan, appeared before
tie Board in comection with territorial jurisdiccion.
The Bo: fier due consideration voled that there

tn the previous decision,

The Board rther consideration to a request
trem the Locel No. 45 employers to augment the mem-~
ership oi that local The Board determined thet ihe
Local should be increased by af least 12 Mechanics
and 3 Tmprovers.

Business Agent Charlie BR. Meredith, President
Willard Swindle. Toay Lopez and Hemy Long, Local
No. 67, Tampa, Florida appeared before the Board
connection with local union problems of administration
aad were, after hearing und due consideration, given
proper advice and instruction which induded member
Eaip issuance fo 4 Machnics and 10 Impravers.

Business Agent Gerald O’Brien. Local No. 53, New
Cirisans, Louisiana was in Washingroa and appeared
Befors the Board in connection with problems confront-
ing hig local uolon, He was properly advised as 10
future procedure.

Business Agent Robert Scott, Local No. 18, Indign-
apolis, Tadisna appeared before the Roacd and gave
testimony in re somplaint secelved from Travelers
wearking in the Local No. 28 tecritory. Business Ag
ott agrsed that he wauld take care of this situation
oa bis return fo Tadiamapolis.
ness Agent Robert
Albany, New York and B
ard President Dowld Gray 0
Held. Massachusetts aext appearsd before
moran q wha ferritorsa! boundaries with specific rei-
erence i thet portion of the State of agsachieehts
ily within the j ton of Local 8

the Board

located 0
ged in explain their reasons jor certain
i gecticuki: local sions i
all testimony wea Jaded the Eosrd di

a you that the terrhery of Local Ne. 40, 5:

iegurance,
ane

consideration, vate to

Mr. Charles Boars,
turers & Contractors, ine, and Rasiness Agent
syond Higgler and Gls Maurie of Local §
Minneapolis and St. Puck, Minw, appeared belore the
Board in connection with a canmoversy between
campany and he local esto. Tue decision of the Beard
was that Brother Mapeleon DeCosse, whose wife owns
the majority of the stock in this company, aust toke
out a Withdrawal Card.

Business Agent Wilky of Local No. $0, Charleston,
West Virginia, appeared before the Bourd im vonne
ion with several trade problems existing in his terrt
tory. He was properly sdvised as to future procedure.

B special open session of the General Executive
Board was neld with all of our local waion represente-
Sves in the city attending the Fifth Aanual Legislative
Conterence of the Building and Construction Tredes
and Ciscuss current trace

! attended with alt
present except those who were occupied at the Capitol
conferring with eHher their cangres
together wil g
graft probleme were theroughly discessed and those
present properly adviser. Many of the jtems discussed
wil be fuend referred to elsewhere in these Mi

The Board reviewed « request ior charter petition
at San Diega, Califorsia, Request denied.

Request for extession of ch: ierritory from our
Local No. 16, Litt: Rock, Arkansas waz alter due
consideration—Denied.

Thvoughour the Board meeting = opportune
all Board Members and International Represented!
gave reposts covering their activities in the interest
out membership since the lest Board 3

- Onur general

a

International Charges and Appoais us Heard :
Decided at ihis Session

.¥
3. Lecai No.

THE aSBES7OS WORKproperly: Aled.

$
. 78, Somh Bend. ind

Win ne far
ns & Baton: Kos ment waa declared at
Local Ne. 7
flare a repert and

te report

dons 3

ig siitmniiced,

Horr

Generst Sreretare Trensurer

Mambers of Ceneral E:

a

Of the Building and Constraction Trades Department,

‘ecttice Hoard and delegates attending the Fijih Annual Legist

Conference

3Wo. 6 Boston, Muss.

Ho. 7, Seettie, Wath. .

* Yarnton Faad
oe No. § Narfoll, Va, Nany Yard

No. 10, Lie Roti, Ark. nnn
‘Welfare Fund
35.50, plus above Hinges}

Vacation Fund
[Efection 71U9-~HF7 4, pias above fringes)

New Vork Citp, NOY. age oo
Welfare Foud —

{Effective 7/3/59 —$4,08, pas abous Frivges?
Wo. 54, Jacksoovitie, Fiz ~
{EB eotive P/1/57 FE90, bine save Tehiges’

Na 14, Philarelphia, Fe.

s

Bective S559]
ive B/1/60—$826, pls a

(Exertiog 7/1/30-—ae'e
(Egeciine 7 /1/d0—~edditie:

{Epecive 773,

«@

tive TH fO0—$32)

No, 24, Washingtes, D.C
(Bifective 7/2/52-—H410, plus oboe Jrbioe!
(Epectiom P/1/t—B235, plas obove Fringes?

Mg. 25, Detroit, Mick,

orsnsier, N.Y

Welsar:
Peas

JHE ASBESTOS WORKER

|Mo. 9, Gnas,

| Macction Fund 0. 3%
(Effective O/1/35-—$4.00, plas abour fringes}

Mo 3G, Atbiny, RY.

Weilare Fad
Vacation Fund

ina, CMa ee .
Welfare Fi

SE Na dt, Fat Mayon, Ind. (Bfective T/B—BRIIE)

- w@
No. £2, Wilmingtan, Del. ~. nce 7451 00-—E2.85} :
Welfare Fund YD
Pension Fund . 88

No, 43, Springfield, Mass. Ke. 43, York, Fas 3386

6, Amarillo, T2x.
fERection T/L/39—$3.05)

‘Mo. 67, Tampa, Florida

{Effective Gf} 39th ILS ples aboue fringes)
(Effective 2/1/60-$2.76%4 plas shone jringes)

No, 45, Tolede, his ..

Welfare Fant ....
Afl{H—SEIS plus shave fringes)

72, Greenshor

No. 73, Fhoenix. Ariz. .

“Watfate Fend

Beg Moines. lows

49, Dayna, Mn

sau Taverna, Wasi.

Weltese Fund
Pension Fund =. ~
AS sins ab

Sig, 32.
= Depavas incomplete titly of local, See Oficial Directary Zor complete Hsting.

MAY, 1959

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THEEBASAIM, 3h
Ne. BM Akron, Ohio.

i fffe:
Ne. 83, Au

etive FHL] B—82.95, oius above riage:

City,

No, 84 Nashville, Tex

‘elfare Fund

‘Egective 2/1/38 $72.0 Jringas?
(Effectite 1/2/60-$3,.574 plus aboue fringes)
‘No. 87, San Antonio, Tex . 4 5.4444
PE FEO neenernss O74
(Bigccine ranjsegaany PET Band 05
Heese 7/1/2335,
oe Weliare Fond. Ld
Peusion Bund... BTS
eve Ff if $4 72)
Welfare Fund. i
Psesion Bund Ae
No, 8%, Richmond, Va. cp 2%
Welfare Pand Ww

(Effective F/1/I9—$3,4795 pins cbouz fringes}
No. 89, Trenton, No J. ene,

No. $8, Mamypp

No. 92. While Plains, N, ¥.

Pension Fur
Holiday and «
Unemployment

No. #2, Cohunbia, 5. 0,

cBilecvise 751/ $032.26 plas ab

se fringes
Ho, 9, Pulladeinhia, Pa, Nevy Vard

Ne. %, Céduhoma

Ne. 207, Geoeavive, & CL

to. Ui, Olen. Cab

“Ne 18% Los Atay

*Wa 150, Eamonn,

Welfare Fuad ..
*No, 113, Corpus Cintst!, Tex,

(Bi cutive 7/2/99 32.63)
(2 ffective 7/1 /60-—$3.793

No, 14, jackson, Miss.

Welfare Fund
(EGective 6/1/39~33.53 ples cbove fringes}
No, 116, Halifex, N.S, Canada ...

L75
One week
Ne 8, Vancouver, B.C, Canada 2a)
Welfers Fond ay
Vaction Fund 4%

THE ASHESTOS WORKER

i
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iNew Members

Igy B Salts
Pervert 1. jones
Wr Ste

Thomas L
‘William M. Escoe

rence L. Hammon ---

ly L. Thorniey

BA
Ckfond W, Thompsin -

Q, Ledae
Mallard,

est
Kennet 2

Deen G. White.
Becbert H. Buck -

Richard G, Sunnners -

Manvs Boyle
Frook Casale
‘Aired L. Co
Bemando ©, felAqua
Nicholas J. Deze

2 Peser Juras -
Kensie -

Engene G5
6G

Charles B. Matthews
Donald L._Stenfeld

Franklin D. Fowler
a}. Morrell, Sr.

| Ballinger

jorl F. Ackaman -
Beaupre
e 4. Barker
Fickard G._Covk

AY
Cari NM, _Siexes

Waker J, Ancrovest

John E

Tenn 3. Berta -

Bruce. FL Brod

Ronald W. Dorsey

Howard J. Elmendort -
“Ferraro

Rodalt Suge:
Tey Le Jett

BEAT LE Richnane oo

Jemes L, Neal

Carrol

George
Robert
Simic
Oej2 N. LaRarney Co Watts,
Bobere E Cage °
. + George W. Koons .
23702 Lawrence J. a i Carl G, Sabla

Bayt ohn M. Penta -
1936¢ William EL Teory
30613 Howard (WV, Tarner, Jr
Hes Borme fo Trcaae
cana, o : 21728, a ee
Wishdrewal Cards Returned is aoe fibers .
Ren. Loot 3 floyd Marlatt
13004 Stamey Boykcos .
Ke No. 33739. Gerald T., Brady
22638 Donald BM. Losemon , 32149 Andrew C Brows, J
BMS Dersell F. Johos . Bi Jerome C_ Aas
23456 James TD, Lawson’. 22236 Frankia D. Boley
33157 foen & Weber
Bs33 Genki R Johnson.

am R. Segacs
Berscoel By Josey

49 Anthony Moutemaucr
1948) Ronald 1, Stork .
2560 Mancice Lantbert .

¥uhdrawal Cards Issued 18358 Henry Klatt

DUM ON Ge ee

25 Fobnson Eauin Tied.
ae + ne Ros. Eyrat David L.
ie Ne. Ro. Donaie

70a (ester Kavanaugh
Bast Charles WW, Bradsha

James P. Herunan
4. Corbin .-.
Edward 3. Sedleck

Patrick J. Keane 2.4, 3 :
Leonard C. Johmava 4 Garter EG O'Brien .
3724 Sohn A Reilly 4 Frank
21887 Robert G, Zaragoza... « 4 ep Quinn,
$421 Lambert Bartlett - "5 ‘MedWe Laptise -
9646 William Busse . Billy R Moers 3 Sheldon J. Myers
53 fa Ci ceo Heary J, Mowe . a Less FE. Brov
GagS Wither ©. Kissinger . Walter D. Barfield 9 & Ly Phifott -
9327 Everett FL Demy .-...-- ‘am Hi. Shavey, Lb Maurice A. Budd
16461 Wayne M. Grenbercy | Janes W. Johnson - i Edward A. Poweil
18987 Reymond &. Weaver Foter Koasuvo 1 Robert F, Marnh ..
2

Members Suspended

ise

Members Suspended
Pending TriclWembert Lteeee

John Leggiero
33228 Hletey Lins
22 Erie N. Ho

Don Schaffer, right, business agent for Local 66 of the Internationa!
‘Association of Heat ama Frost Ingulators and Asbestas Workers,
einemes tou international officers at Hotel Borger. dt left ds Carl
W. Suhles, international president jrom Weshington, D. C.j in the
Members Ezpelled center is Brooks Buker, international vice pre rent from Houston.

sere ill be guest speaker at o banquet Saturdny night, highlight
of the Top 0” Texas southwest conference meehng of the union
planned tn Borger all day Saturday. “Business meeiings are planasd
at 10 om, and dance will jollow the banquet. Some 200 persons

jrony seven states are expected to vitend. (Phote By Collins)

iM
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a)

aes

pins

cae

Mvtearing of Local No, 40, Aibany, N. Yn officers, members and employers.
°'see' article under correspondence)

bia, 1959 i

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1(ronepuadss..so9 sapun spain nog)

-oftoory9 uy opnang dog appar IS EGG Os uy wort “yy ‘aloo “LT ©this wpe of inod ©

Diese tre RUBE

his #114 ackcownedge eeseapt >
subatsted Ln decadence with ube AV Ana Pay

Aaanoa mrcerss

clremants af Buel on

mesican paople arg te have op

$5 in foo) stamps available gacit
month i each versor receiving old
tance, aid to dependent
ren, aid to the bhad and cit

+ ynemploved and other

certified by state or focal
welfare agencies ty be in need of
snpplemental assistance ia obtaining

an adequate diet,

The starnps could be nsed af the
local food markets In the perchase
af foods designated by the Secretary
of Health, Edacation, and \
wo supply fhe autrients most fre
quently deficient in low Income Hers.

Gyinington sald sindies show
need for sicre weal, milk, enti

Eo

in inirodueing the bill, Syring:
ton seid, “Forty-two per cent of

lower income fardilies wre nor rae

ceiving recommended ainounts of
vaichum,” amd that nearly ane-third
do wot ger enough vianda C.

Syeingtee empbasi
fond stamp pla :

to replace any

aeganinacion in sonpllases «ith Sr
oui) Mecuwtber 32, 2957, ent wader

£ uz Region

yew sone of teapliance,

Foot Local 1ube
tm ant th orden

Toa National Taber Relasiont Roert
jon (z) ans
ction 5
E59, provaded here are qo spberverine cna,

thts, of course, foes nor cover pour Sonel argents,

“y aat ig) sf the Lalor Menagemens Reaewiont he? 16e7,

sonesdar For
of the dak

gna in your oftieere.

und Gubregions? offious berw bees Demirec

ihaak

nperatels wast the aiove Tiling reguiressnte ef
va enjoy its wenfite,

Ne YELL give you bikirty daye advecea netics, wenertr

i possitia, cf posing Gepiration of omiliaace ax reflected by our
Pooacds.’ Yu eatane ae Pesponsiotiity for iLiTbcatian as ot da

your cbiigation Ww keep luis material up to tate.

Very trully yours,

Recwed Fella. 5
fe

Ruvgel Re tiny
Hlecvien Oifkeer sai,
kitidae: 2 Caxptiance Gaiet

she present surplus trod
jon program by the Depast
ment of Agricuiture as “far
adequate ciber as 10 quantity or
quntity.”

fe

Corn meal, four. tried milk, rice
ret beans are now disrriknte!
stressed areas, The Sy-
mmphirey bill weld sup~

food itens

igre cuoritioas Brocks,

Savings
Bonds
ko*

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| Ew kee Nov 24937, Lec i
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esting of the members, of
employers of our Local
40, Albany, New York
These meetings are held
Hy and have proved beneficial to
all of the participants at which t
problems and plans for the future
are thoroughly discussed.

Fratersally yours,
Rossat J. MeCaresgy

con

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Westem states Conference
aia junchean fendered che delegay
by the host local at whi
President C. WW, ‘les; Kennet

McQakrec. rive Secretary of
the Associated Insulation Contrace
tora of the Western States,
Davi pait, President of the F

suletion Contractors of Northern
Califorwia, Inc, gave enlightening
zalkes,

Fraternally yours,
3. Waves Ketey

rs LEC SoeN

Members sitending Construction Industry Joint Conference,

E, iivlligan: John
y af Local Ma. 17
inn, Daughter o!

oald appreciate your publiso-
ing this picture if space will allow.
Fraternally yontss,
Joas Quins
Secretary

Lacal No,

THE ASBESTOS WORKERCitations fromm

Committee on
Political
Education

‘Ereacurer Schritsier |
J to one oF our Local Uni

Local No. 65,
Mol $24, Swe
Petroleam Co., maintenauce onty}
are the facals so honored

Flaw many more of our locals con
and will do the same this year and
pe sa retorded ic our next jounxac
issue?

-cncheon tendered dalegnies of Western States Conference by hast Local No. 16, San Francisco, Coli}.
(See article under correspondence )

MAY, 1957

15_wWitllem & Daggett. #

. Ernest Beitrich, Registration Me. 3482. Local Mo $, Bestze, Mats,

_ dosepa A. Wood, Ragisiraticn No. j0030, Local No, & Zesten, Mass.

ting Hendrickson, Ragistrevion Mo. 2008, Lozal No. 4, Basten, Mass.

4843, Local No. B, Cincinnati, Obie
16148, Local No. 9. Nosfolk, Ya, Mavy Yard
Registration No, 3177, Lees! No.

Russell Tamer, Registration No.
Benjarsin Butler, Registration No.
11, Baltimore, Md.
4149, Lozal Mo, 12, New Yerk City, N.Y.
en No. 6888, Local No. 12, New York
, Now York City, N.Y.
3962, Local No. 12, New York City, N.Y.
gistration No. 8091, Lace! Now 14, ?
Local No. 17, Chicago,
2782, Local No. 17, Chicago, Ih

William Stanaweye
vg. Albert Nolson, Reaittrailon Now

Edward P, Feeney, Regier

Lester Duddleston, Registration No. 4726, Local Na.

Welter 4. Tlerney,
. doha Dealt, St Registration No. S77,
Joseph W. Vahl, Regisiation Ne.
Harold A. Plugheupt, Registration No.

$407, Local No, 22, Houséon, Beaumont, Port Arthur Sab

RE, Taylor, Registration No. 6908, Local No, 25, Detroit, Mich,
istration No. 8804, Local No. 27, Xensas City, Me,

on Mn, 18382, Lecal

. Mike Pocker, Regi
Frederick J. Meyers, Regisiratl No. 34, Minneapolis and St. Paul, Mina.
cum, Registration No. 2474, Local Ne. 34, Portland, Oreg.
24424, Local Ne. 40, Albany, N.Y.

on Mo. 17317, Local No. 48, Knoxville, Tenn.

. Wilhelm Spoidel, Registration. No.
. John H. Blair, Registra

gistvation No. 896:
5 No, 11400, Leca! No

Jaeres 8, Landers, Re 2, Local No. 48, Adants, Ge.

, James A. Scott. Reqistratic

worth, Registration No. ceca! Ne. 72, Phoeaty and Tucson, Ari.

a

son ©. Meklhaney, 11718, Loeal Ne

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Local No. 43, Springheld, Mas
Koziol and Lone!
No. 91, White Plains. N.Y

Henry
qoral &

m 4 Buffalo, N.
Fortun: Lor
Herbert
Court; Local No. 12,
N.Y, George
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1 No. 6, Beaton, Masa,

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‘Patrits

ne be, Rochester, Bo Yo
Gecbert A, Lard; Local No. 30,

Robert A. Dot-
j. Hannan; Locat

Providence, R. 1, Prescott

Connecticut, Leslie A.
Johnson and Witam F. Kelly
focal 0. 40, Albany, X.Y¥., Re
“y and Jaracs BMeHugh:

Teddi

Charles Lent and Clerence Demers >
Toes! No. 123, Worcester County.

Mars.

George B. Mo:
Visitors in attendance were JC)
Yevantitte, Joseph Case and W

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sé servicss rendersd
is Cone

asked ior reports from che del .

Delegate Arthur Porton of Loca
Na, 4 Teports a
of 150 with 199 ev

per hours
boar (all one rate). Peni
for Mechanics 20¢ per_heut, Imm
provers 10¢ per he: Present em
ployment good with future prosee!
very goad. The extreme cold
weather is holding back mach of the
loral work inclading 2 larE® job
te Forton

fronting:
President Sickles who mare ap:
propriate reply te each and all of
the subject matiers referred to fe
Delegaie Anderson of Local No.
6, ete emiplayment opportnnl-
wes in this area are very discourag-
ing with the worst winter Boston
has expericneed fs any Years, a5
qumy a3 90 men being unemplay:
duriag some periods. The
weather has been the main factor
5 unemployment,
nm the

gmonnt of consirues
ure prospects nok very
the memberahiy of Lowi

ends.

‘Delegate Farrick ©

prospes
emploved. Mechaczies

shov'’g keep the members

gmployed for the next sightecn
amenths.

Delegate Lesiie Johnson, Local

st and frtare

Thirty mem

work prospects sh
bers are snerploged.

Toelegate Robert Mctsifrey, Lace!
No. 5, reports present work slow,
inture slow. The prospects of a 35
hour webk are being discussed.

Delegate Henry Ki Local
‘9, 43, reports work

> re very slow with

fucure prospects fair. There are 70

jobs of any great Size except the
5 WHHL TH

sty are out on ‘Travelers.

spre Charles Lent, Local No.
eerrent work Jeo:ferns
resolved af the forth
ne Genera! Executive Hoard. fog aud Cilla Belercy
Musson wes held, No, 63 asd T. S. Briges
owed by a motion thet this Con gh
Tereuce revert to its original sched- Credentials for delegates
ale of meetings, This motion wee
nded as Ht was agreed. that the
cant meeting would be held ja New
York City, on whe second Sarurday
june, 1959, and the gnbject of
Yes will be farther diacuased
at that une
‘Ai business being completed,
meeting adjourned ef
Respesttully

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‘Mioutes of the last regular meet-
ag were socepted 25 published fe
he Pebruary issue of the "Asbestos

tive to a petition for Charter issu

Herpeet GA quce in central Pennsylvania and
Secretary wan referred to those focals whose

territory muy

Delegate Mansfield of Lacai Ne.

Middle Atlantic Siotes 2 reported a membership of 160

York, Pa. Mechanics and 40 Improvers. a5

Wares 21, $959 Travelers at present working in the

The regular quarterly meating of ternitory. Work toad at present fair.

the Middie Adantie States Confer Future prospects fate, Weather con-

exe of Asbesies Workers was held Gisions Guring tbe winter months

rave been a factor in retarding work

schedules but with the advent of

g several joss sil start in
next three months.

er

Aglegates respons
2, Pittsour:

“Travelers working at pretest, Pre

Ray.

‘Delegate Springie af Level Ne
32 reported a member: 2
chanics ang 78 Tasprovers. Fi
ent werk icad fair, Future pros
pects gout. Adverse weather

been a factor unemplowmen
duying the past guarter

the coming

spring
ment is expected an
good for the tatance of the year.
Delegate. Dougherty of Local No
38 reported a membershi
Mechanies and 12 In
sent work load slow with 12 mer
ost. Fubire prospects guod, de
pending on a break in the weather
with power plant and chemical ex,
pension and additions to King’
College and the Home for Aged in
cuded. Ee alse reported that thy
Wyoming County Building arc
Construction Trades Council ¢
strongly adsocating a 7 hour Gay #
ail forthcoming agreaments.
Delegate Wardell of Local No. aL
eporied @ membership of 68 Me-
hanies and 16 1
conditions slow with future gat!
so slow. Full anigley

Delegete Crandy of Los
reported a of 43M
chenies and ers. Werk at

eral lerge jobs to
small type werk.

THE ASBESTOS WORKER

inowad heads observe a moment &
gence 19 the memory of Delegat
Leon ©. Mekthaney who will
be remembered as a true irend and
Mncere advocate of the kabor move-
ment.

Delegate Dailey of Local Na. 85
reported 2 membersbip of 15 Mer
chanics and 5 Improvers. ‘Present
work load is good and prospects for
the next three months are also good.
Motel work is carrying the present
fate of work in order that they may
be completed for the sessonal open
ing, Reconversion work et Pomone
Aiy Base, bospital addition, schools

and a variety of small worl is also
going on at present. He also ox~

ded an invitation is the delegates
rq hold the next mecting ia Adantic
City, at which time Local No. 85
will tender a testimonitl Dinger and
Dance to Business Agent William
lornburger.

Delegate Parker of Loca} No. $8
reported a membership of 73 Me
chanics and 19 Improvers. Preseat
work foad is good. ‘The expans'
program at Allied Chemical is car
vying the bulk at present, with
cchnols and naw affice buildings the
balance. The iuture ontfoc! is faire
Gelegare Kapp cf Lonal No. 8F
a membership of HL

Following the 2bova reports o
aqasion om fresh
problems was beid, b
nussioh on Tabor legis
parassing setions on the part of the
HLRB with respect to citing our
unions on the local level. Tt was the
consensus of opinion that our na~
Honal legivlators shuld be continu-
ugly bombarded with letrers, tele
grams, etc. fo SUPpore remedi
pective sessions to uh
leviate this comditi

With ali business transacted the
delegates veted unanimeusiy t
cept the Invitation of Local No.

Santi N. J, i hold the
6. 1953,
Ave

Following adjournment the dele-
gates ware guests at 8 buffet Rich-

zon provided by host Local No. 65

teen Year membership whe
ented with lapel buttuns,
¢ Mirror Room of te
nd: i

provided hy “Re
weted by Roy G
ar the affair was th

four we!
ected
eby addi
he need

man speuker and rege
grag with severe! o!

d Lee M, Coffins: Local No. 107.
. 3. C. RL, Johnson.
endance representing
General Office. vvere General Presi-
dent C. W. Sickles and Intersa-
Hone! Assistant A. L. Hullinghorst.
Also in attendance 4s
swere the following: F, =. Gorman,
CH. Wallace and Sparky Carver
Local No, 48 and Basiness Agent
Jullas E, Potts, Sr. from Chatta~
nooga, Tenn., Local No. 125.
Delegare Walter E. Heape of
Local No. 33 reported work guod
with elf members and 18 Travele
working in home territory. Work
od. They will
hove some werk in the Spring hat
roost of the big wil aot hefiideess sf Lo

eal apanted work very good

qih al members working fs hone
fertitory and 157 ‘Travelers also

2 in the territory, Will need
some Travelers for next 30 days.
He reports futere work alsa woke

Ho. X reported work at present
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time very good with all a
and about 30 Travelers worl
home territory. Work ior the future
locks very good with power plant
a: Helene, Ark, Pulp Mill 2x
Comes, Tenn., aod severe) hospitals
going UD.

Delegate Joha B. Gattia of Local
Ny. 92 feported work slow and the
faiure Jooks slow, At the present
de he has 24 members working
fe home territory with 46 members
on TraveBing Cards.

Thelegate WE. Bevili of Local
No, 36 reported that he bad 36
members working in home rerritory
with 20 members on Traveling
Cards as work is slow aad the fature
jooks faix.

Deizgate R. L, Johnson of Local
No, 157 reported work slow 2
present time with 2D menthars work-
ing in home territory and 20 sien
rs on, Traveling Cards. Work for

Eptuse Tooke fair. Has signed
up few contractor, Asheville Tasula
don Company and get some
men working with this compen

Alter reports of delegeses. Del
cate Cabin E, Miller of Local Ne.

local anions
Southeast

3g agents send i y
jorts promptly order that he
{ get these reports back ic cack
jocal a3 quickly a possi

Brovher A. L. Hullinghorst mae
a tals on progress that ig being made
oa the jon-unjen situation in the
Carciinas, He seid that slthengh 5
was siuw thar ihere wes definite
pragress Deing: made, He stided that
the last 16 jobs in the Charlotte,
NC, area had all been let to ordon
feauiating shops and that this was
very encouraging, He expressed
bis appreciation wo the different busi-
ness agents that had pet meoibers
zo work from these jecritories when-
ever possible,

During the delegates reports Gen-
eral President Sickles gave advice
and instructions whenever DeCesSary
and also answered any questions pu
to tim.

On the question of justalle:
Mirror Insulation he advised that
it is the work of the asbestos work
ers, that we had always done it, and
that the only time that it was Bro
lasted we were awerded he work
by the Natinnal Joint Bosrd for the
Settlement of Jurisdictiozal Dis
putes.

President Sickles made a general
raft on various prootema and actions
at were taken at the General =e
jee Board which you will Bed fa
exe