"Our courts have repeatedly held that
under the circumstances presented the
parent body may not be held responsible
for any unlawful acts of the affiliated
locals unless it promotes or ratfies the
same, and no such proof is submitted,"
the opinion said. "Furthermore, I ani
not impressed with the plaintiff's good
faith. It appearing that the sole cause
01 the strike In question was due to tho
plaintiff discharging its union employees
in violation of a contractual obllga
Uon."
F I N-K E R R Y
IT fS THE OPINION OF FINCHLEY THAT A SPRING
WEIGHT OVER-GARMENT IS ALWAYS A NECESSITY
AND OFTEN A LUXURY. PRICES HAVE BEEN
APPLIED TO MEET INDIVIDUAL CONDITIONS,
FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS
AND MORE
CUSTOM FINISH WITHOUT
THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY- ON
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