**Date:** 3-31
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only to realize that they all hadn’t been arrested. Much time was spent trying to figure out who the four were that they had arrested. Some pickets rode to the station in police cars but hadn’t been arrested. They all wanted to be booked. One picket, when asked why he was in the cruiser, said he wanted a ride to the station.
The following four persons were booked on breach of peace charges, released on $100 no cash bonds for appearance in Waterbury Circuit Court June 8, the same day that the pickets from the footwear plant and the Chemical plant are scheduled to appear.
John A. Painter, 38, Morris Rd., Prospect; Paul Laurenzi, 41, 30 Seery Rd., Wolcott; Jesse J. Silva, 23, 143 Cherry St., and Anthony Gambardella, 53 Birchwood Rd., Seymour.
Alves intends to stay in the borough only long enough to straighten out this matter and hopes to fly to Cincinnati to continue taking part in the negotiating sessions. A session is scheduled for 2 p.m. today but he doubts he will be there. Another session is scheduled for 10 a.m. tomorrow.
The show cause hearing between Local 213, chemical plant and UniRoyal is scheduled for tomorrow in Waterbury Superior Court. Judge Leo Gaffney set the date to allow the union officials time to show why a restraining injunction should not be imposed upon them.
No incidents have taken place at the Chemical Company since last week. Supervisory personnel has been allowed to enter the plant without incident. Production on a limited scale is being carried on at the plant.
Local 45 is also conducting peaceful picketing at the footwear plants. An injunction has been postponed as long as no violence is recorded.