Local Delegates leave; LU 23 members leave for Convention

LOCAL DELEGATES LEAVE

OFF TO THE CONVENTION

Local Branches of American Flint

Glassworkers' Union Will be

Rep­resented at National Meet­ -

at Sea Isle, N. J.

Nine delegates from the three local branches of the American Flint Glass Workers' union have gone to Sea Isle, N. J., to attend the sessions of the national convention, which convenes there on Monday morning. This year's conven­tion is expected to be an important one, as various important matters pertaining to the craft are to be considered. Muncie glass workers of the Flint organiza­tion are hopeful that John F. Tobin, a member of the executive committee, will either be reappointed to his position or given a more important one. Mr. Tobin's work during his term on the executive committee has been splendid, receiving praise from glass workers all over the country. He, with Michael J. Clarke, have been auditing the books for several days and is ready to make a splendid report from the loca1 branches. The Muncie delegates and their respective lo­cals are: Local No. 2 — M. J. Clarke, Mar­tin Joyce, John F. Tobin, Paul Martin and Joseph Ingram: local No 23 — William Finan and Russell Carmichael; local No. 115 — Herbert Young and John O’Brien.