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...dress manufacturing shops, who make nearly 75% of U. S. dresses. Last December the union and five trade associations began negotiating a new contract to replace one signed in 1939. To the council table went the D. J. B.'s top man, husky, dimple-chinned Julius Hochman, with a surprise he had been hatching for months in his iron-grey head...
Instead of demanding more pay or shorter hours, Hochman merely asked the manufacturers to do two things dear to every manufacturer's heart: run their business more efficiently and make more money. Hochman's theory: the union already had a 35-hour week and adequate pay minimums; how well its members prospered in the future depended on how well their industry fared...
Labor was first to explode publicly. Said Julius Hochman, general manager of potent I.L.G.W.U.'s Dress Joint Board (at a conference of labor and employers last week): "She insulted both our industry and the American women. . . . Unfortunately our industry is not organized sufficiently to meet such slurs, and there was no one to reply to this impudent insult." But there...
...autopsy Assistant Medical Examiner Charles Herman Hochman reported that he had found malformation of the cerebellum (section of the brain controlling movement) as well as an undeveloped thyroid gland, and an enlarged thymus. The thymus gland is found only in young children, normally disappears at adolescence...
...York City's metropolitan area are 20 union baseball teams. Twenty-one men's and 20 women's basketball teams compete for the Dubinsky Cup (offered by President David Dubinsky), the Hochman Trophy. In Fall River, Mass., a union local has a rifle team, teaches men and women workers to shoot straight. In Philadelphia is a union riding club. "Once," says the union, "it might have been said that horseback riding was too good for the common people, but the I. L. G. W. U. feels that nothing is too good for workers...