People v. Grass

The complaining witnesses, Alexander Fox and Bernard Friedman, were employed by the Manhattan Lithograph Company, Inc., during the month of September, 1938, at a weekly compensation of thirty-five dollars. Friedman was working as production manager, and Fox was known as contact man, salesman and estimator. They were discharged on September 30, 1938. It is claimed that the wages of each, due for the two preceding weeks, amounting to seventy-five dollars, had not been paid. For the corporation’s alleged failure to pay these wages in the manner provided by the Labor Law, defendant, who is the…