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Evening star., 1946-04-28

r SEEM unable to share the universal gloom
about the condition of the world.
Civilization is not really destined for
speedy destruction Perhaps it is because
am an incurable optmist; perhaps because
view the postwar chaos with the eyes of
scientist; perhaps it is just because have
faith in God and the ultimate righteousness
of the human species. Whatever the reason,
refuse to be pcssimlstIc about our future.
Evening star., 1946-04-28
They'll qive your baby
+ = the riQht start; too!

These two Gerber Cereals are made for one P'
to serve the special needs OF baby and build
little bodies.
Evening star., 1946-04-28

4 noted scientist tells why
he is still an optirnist in
today's strife-torn world
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15
Truck-Airplane Delivery Service To Alaska

Inaugurating a new, fast truck airplane delivery service to and from Alaska, the first of regular bi-weekly flights was made from Boeing Field in Seattle on Sunday morning, November 3.
 Under the new service, which was established by L. V. Customer, Inc, Anchorage wholesa CT S freshly picked vegetables and other perishables vii lbe rushed from southern California to Seat tie by West Coast Fast Freight, Inc, operating a large fleet of Seat tle-built Kenwerth trucks.
 The produce is then loaded on 4-motored airplanes operated by American Air Lines Charter, Inc, and reaches Anchorage in 60 hours or less from the time it left Los Angeles. Flights leave Seattle every Wednesday and Thursday evening. Return trips, leaving An chorage on Thursday and Friday mornings, carry fresh and frozen fish back to Seattle where part of it is distributed and a portion of it is transferred to West Coast Fast Freight trucks for shipment south. Each airplane carries a winter load of 17,500 pounds, and will carry 10000 pounds during the summer. The 60-hour time from southern California gardens to Alaskan tables will be bettered with the
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15
REBEKAH LODGE HELD GOOD
 MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Midnight Sun Rebekah Lodge held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Rich ard Webb with Mrs. M. B. Young and Mrs. Fred Hyde as assisting hostesses.
 After the business meeting the members were entertained by Spe- cially prepared numbers given by Roger Johnson, George Beacon, which are reported by members to have kept the group in constant laughter. Mrs. Stan Bartlett danced the sword dance in cos tune. Miss Elizabeth Chapman, accompanied by Dorothy Young led community singing.
 After the entertainment draw ing was held for a prize and it was won by Mrs. Andrew Ner- land.
 Guests from the Fairbanks Re bekah group were Mrs. Dan Lhamon and Mrs. T. S. Batchelder.
 Refreshments in the form of Cape Cod clam chowder was served.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15

flying conditions, as it allows for adverse winter weather.
 The Kenworth trucks used on this run are equipped with sleeper compartments, allowing two driv- CTS to make a continuous trip. Kenworth trucks are distributed in Alaska by the Northern Com mercial Company.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15

kan banker, before the chamber of commerce.
 He said he believed Seattle groups doing business in Alaska should maintain a top-salaried man in the Territory, to work with Alaskans on such problems.
 The Alaska Governors office has carried on such work for some time but an Alaska-wide organiza- ton is needed to add weight to such appeals, he argued.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15
Propose ''PrOtest'' Organization

KETCHIKAN, (P)-A proposal that all Alaska commercial inter ests unite into a single organiza- ton to protest shipping tieups and Seattle disputes" adversely af- fecting the Territory was made yesterday by w. A. Bates Ketchi-
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15
FEDERATED CHURCH Murlin w. Day. Minister

l0:00 am. Sunday School.
 7:45 pm. Evening worship. Ser mon: "The Confusion of Tongues. " The Official Board will meet at the conclusion of evening worship. Wednesdays:
 500 pm. Choir rehearsal at the Church.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner of Third and Division
 Rev. Lewis I. Hudgins. Pastor

The Christian on his knees sees more than the philosopher on tip toes. 1000 am. Singspiration and Sun day School Classes. 1l:00 am. Morning Message.
 7:30 pm. Singspiration and special music.
 800 pm. Evening Message. Wednesday: 7:30 pm. Melody and Prayer. Come and bring your Bible.
 You are ever welcome to attend these services.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15

Neon, a rare gas in the atmoS- phere, was discovered in 1898.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15

Sunday:
 200 pm. Sunday School. 7:30 pm. Gospel Service. Thursday:
 3:30 PM. "Vit-Em-In Children Bible Club" Friday:
 7:30 pm. Know Your Bible
 Class"
 A Bible Mission where all Christians can have fellowship. You are invited-Eve-yone is welcome.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15

WeuneSuay o.oU pm. OHIIu- ren's Miracle Book Club. Thursday 7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting. Sunday:
 11:00 am. Sunday School.
 7:30 pm. Evening Service.
 8:45 pm. Young Peoples Sing
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15
CHURCHES

LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION
 Pastor H. R. Amundsen Deaconess Dorothy M. Russell o.0 Thi1I
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-15

NOME GOSPEL MISSION
 of Alaska Evangelization Society Corner Front and Steadman Geo. H. Loveless. Pastor
Evening star., 1946-04-13
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

m RoCKvILLE-5-rm and bath house on
gs nT;c. lot hSh sSs oil burner; nifs legation
GHEvY cRhsE MSAn aHeks immaculate home
for the particular family WHO REQUIRES ads-
living and dining room, heated .sunroom
spacious kitchen and glaSsed-in breakfast
room: servants, quarters with bath Lovely
grounds; ! block to Connecticut ave, be-
between the country clubs. By appoint
meas Sea e9 e. SIZE sysr sprn
area. See this outstanding buy, BUNGALOW
on appropriately 2h acres; PRICED S5 800
WoRTH1NGToN w 1ah Sair REALTY. i Exclusive M agent agent,
s427 Georgia ave. Open am. to pm
NEARBY MARYLAND = 6-rm. detached
brick, yrs. old full. dry basement; elec-
r ? I'M: 'bs' s. i Hss fssf
VACANT-open Sun, 2-s-a bedrms. LIST
fI,; large upstairs rm. partially improved;
Oil. Out Defense hwy. 3a miles beyond
s,G. psace Cross TSse to West Lanham Hills, in 3
ses aecuNE is 4sss sas 7sa ss ave ar $500 so
SILVER SPRING-Detached brick. rooms.
baths; breakfast room, recreation room.
for sale completely furnished: near schools,
stores and Transportation. For further in
formation t9TI 4S call Mr.. Gum. With GUNN &
DAMASCUS, Montgomery co-center hall,
8 rooms and bath, very good condition;
elec. pump: pipeless furnace; Gear ga
rage: turkey and chicken houses. acres
OF lane; right in town on main rd, close
to bank and schools: price. S7,75O: rea-
sonable terms. Call Mr.. Eames. co. 1915
JAMES E. MAHoNEY, Woodward Bldg,
4 MOST DISTINCTIVE and attractive
sssen IN os pss e Street located g IN s
scaped lot. with beautiful shrubbery; first
floor. large living room (nreplace). dining
room, buffers pantry, kitchen and library:
and den: 3rd floor, 2 bedrooms: basement,
servants room. bath and storage, room;
spacious closets: oil h.-w,h.; detached q
car. garage; back stairs from kitchen to
End floor: price. S31 500. on terms. Shown
BY appointment only; Exclusive with E. s.
PR PRICE T. & ssSS co. ME. $3.50. or call Mr.. Tar
s-FAMILY DWELLING. Silver Spring, Nd;
S14,500; $4,000 down. 9-rm. stucco house.
garage. 5 additional bldg. sites, occupancy
in 30 days. Shown by appt only. FRANK
HEWITT. S4os Ga. ave-, Silver Spring,
TAKOMA PARK-This lovely new Groom,
detached brick, convenient to everything;
bath on nrst and second floors: gas heat,
recreation room in basement. will be ready
9r, te SseIpy gIpg IN sbout 3 weeks, Priced right
Takoma Park. Nd. sH. 3444. la
Evening star., 1946-04-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-II ROOM BRICK, 2 baths,
h.-w.h Eye St. near 1st NV. Telephone
RE. 97S7; evenings. FIR. 1892. Ii
COLORED-IOOO. BLK. 7th ST. Ne
rms, bath. h.-w.h. 2-car garage; $1,000
400 blk. Montello ave. n.e---s rms,
bath, h.-w,h.: sd; down payment, $1,000:
large rooms and bath, full basement, new
h.-w.h. plant front and back entrances to
basement; lst commercial zone: 81 500
down, small monthly payment. Call r. W.
HORAD and ask for sales manager. MI.
1925; hrs, 8 to $50.
COLORED-35O0 BLOCK OF 18th ST. NV.
10 rooms, needs no repairs; useful base
ment: brice, $4,000.
Coiored-17OO block Of willard-2-fam-
lily hat. rooms and bath. 3 rooms and
bath: separate heating plants; So 1000 down.
Colored--1S0O block Kalorama I'd
Something different. OUTSTANDING; 4 rooms.
Colored-I00 block of 18th. st. n.e.-6
rooms. front porch. hardwood floors, oil
heat; 81 800 down.
colored---17 700 block Of Swami st. nv
% rooms; $4,000 down. THOS w. MOORE
CO., 1441 You st NV. AID. 03Sa. -I3
Evening star., 1946-04-13

CoLoRED-oNLY $500 down, 6 rms; and
bath. s row brick, 1927 B street ne. Price;
NA. l soa6. open Sunday. noon to 5 ? m.
coLoRED-e45 10th ST. NE. nice home
s, $50. VIII with $1,000 cash SAM Rosy,
coLoRED-717 eoLRgS7 9Th ST. Sc. detached
frame. large rooms, large back so lot, gas ss
coMokG6ELAkGE COL Kfne1 gGi 7.rm. and bath home.
mr.: 18th and SITS ne; = Arsoia neat nsssS'
Another oa eroe room s can easily ASH O Sc added New
roof hot-water heater and stove. Priced
at $3.50 or will Nn zsnSgats SaR Tor ss sNs Ss
Realtors, .5l5 z, Capitol, Ii, o1a9. G. Call
sSoadSKs scoTokEbMa4o from PARK Rp NV, immsdi
ate possession: large semidetached brick.
oil h.-w.h., garage; this residence will give
pride e 60O STnership sn1I 5eSHfsd prifs
1sssS hsss rerms Larry GHps5 g.
e6LoREDSNEAR eo Sagi eSh aao 18Th sn and I sts
Commercial zone. 7room brick, b. W q.
Ms s bath a W ssdEPfns sFEPaRNs ssso pE a
COLORED-15OO BLOCK Of Gales st: ne; !:
Beautiful semidetached frame. EoqsSioe SN
attractive decorated rooms spacious bath.
Only $3.50; inslpdins a lsrge, aH a9t and ga
coSTooRE61sY SsSfo Mb ihHnvA n6WNER&Latse X Large; modern
brick bunsalow Lying Tm ghth ,dIea ass
finished fi attic, suitable, Tor 2 additional
rms Desirable ne. section. S5;50o aa eash'
balance like rent, $75 mo. DU. spas.
coLoRED-4th ST.. near New jersey ave.
and bath h9ms erst $500 aafsnce dSwa
WITH with reasonable monthly payments; RsS;
sSSAl sSoRPs l7s7 K St. tn NV, RE. i1ss: eyes
GCooLiokEfiD-cAP1rAL CoLi VIEW lots.we have
a few very desirable and attractive build
Hs ''fi vsw fss shAfrq & Co. 5ooi S'fs
Ce0LoRED-CApITAL VIEW. beautiful
Capitol st. This property contains 8 rms,
such Is sand-hnished paneied walls. large
closed with Anchor fence: beautiful home,
BIT. Dps rssusfs dsts I ss CAP cx EGr VIEW
ssef6hf SofokfE6 VETERANS, ssa STOP, - look ane
portunity: why pay rent when YOU can bu,
3 house with nothing down and live. in Il
Yf fe d TsR Rt;ni l oDeS & thsssh arS hi n
pm. to help YOU with your housing prob.
sIa sm nGasrn MsTs nan Sysiy l, s1IS0
detached, year old: door to door trans
In person or call OSTROW g. WEISSBERC
REALTY CO., 500 Eye st. NV. RE. O926
coLoRED-s75o down will buy bright
clean, 5-room, bath. steam-heated and hot
water stucco home, in most convenient
sc. location. Call s. j. BROWN, 1907
OLORED-yACANT-o / to 6 pm
Outstanding downtown location, 1929 {
St. NV; brick, large rms, bath, h.-w.h.
in new-house condition, partly furnished
immediate possession. Price, S11,60O
i THOS. p. WALSH. INC, SIS 11th st. NV.
D1. 1857. 14
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knotty pine recreation room plus laundry
spd terms suto I'll Nh beat
xMlth M g,;, >; a. IS 5S6HNsoN Co. RE. 5sls; eyes
oPEs elq sqn shN w To SSgs g. s4se irving St 14
Home and income Located on large
beautiful lot in nice residential section; :
complete apts;: two with 2 rooms. kitchen
splendid location: auto. oil hot-water heat
IS r. s.is:s f. fs M f9S;i'
DETACHED Coloniai-styIe brick BUNGALOW
in very lovely section of New Hampshire
1sc ays or sTse Do9eR ana snq hall ob baths IS
noor; Gear garage; entrances on 2 streets
~ to 60 days for possession; Call Mr.
paul, IA; 6245. PAUL p. STONE, Realtor
FIVE. ExauIsrTELY DECORATED perios
nome IN the heart OF Georgetown, designed
isttipE ths style q the time Living room
S0xlb, COX lovely dining room and kitchen.
beautifully finished I baths; 'ss large io brici
carriage house, new 2-car garage; lovely
ans .na Tsns it, cs sff ars ms
eAgGFtssT eAgL STONE MEicRHs RssltoT or. Ss4d H.
year-old semidetached brick. g rooms ant
bath, rec. hall; basement has complete
terms, with Act san aaeks and pEvasf II sPtranes @
l12l o Forida ave. me-. TR. 2oss; evenings
VACANT, immediate possession-sa3 e st
Sc, .S7.25O. Six rooms and bath, pantry
ssh cS ssrdf 1sf fs1nida tsTm' svs Sc. !! III 4
Es SEa fsiniais sts aNp SA suea2NAN saa srs l4 NV
Row BRICK rooms, Ia baths, reception
na poEcf f:rms 9ss heat nhhfy ifhsa room
aP1orida PI1dd ave. me-. TR. 2osS; evenings FA
S15 e ST, NE years old. 8 rooms an.
bath, gas heat porch, full basement; SO.
800; terms; Exclusive. H. REALTY
o1ss GS III d1eo rIeaids ave. ne. TR 2oss; eye
sTGbiio Living ROOM, frst-f,oor bed.
room and half bath; brick; located OF
nice, wooded lot in Bethesda; bedroom
and bath on second noor. oil h.-w.h. Showr
ssssc. with 'ei aEsaxSHA al ase L. ta1hsr asp6
NoRTHwEsT-2-story. e-room house;
basement; good back yard for Victor!
s56o 5ass snE CITY sa32G gE3rx aoS9 CO. 1sz
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME in siiye
Spring area: rooms and bath, large iv
Ing room: open fireplace; gas heat; cemen
porch: DOVE. payment, $4,000 cash
oWREk o1SSf EA LffAviNG faaa COUNTRY. @ih desir.
quick sale; 5-room brick bungalow, Be
en-, stove and refEr., attic; .$12,25O un
furn.. $4,000 furn. (new last JULY. MRS
hxRT EvfE C. sPRiEs sPREiENGT3N TSs vi Ttc6is sss5
Broom house. arranged for apts.. bot
available to purchaser; large lot rent. So
per month. Price, $40. 500. NAV be see
Il b. appointment. VIM. r. CARLIN, SI1
Georsia ave. IA
Evening star., 1946-04-13

IN ROCKVILLE-5-rm and bath house on
lge. lot: h.-w.h,. oil burner: nice location:
price; 81 500: terms; y: +; KELLY-E. L.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-An immaculate home
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SPONSOR SCOUTS

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the sponsorship of q
Boy Scout troop by the Mems
Ninety and Nine of the Kenne-
wick Christian Church. Harry
Higley has been elected Scout
master and Robert T. Bishop as
the assistant. Artie C.. Taylor
Floran S.. Summers, Leslie c.
Lacour, Wendell M. Reymore, b
J. Spurgeon and Eugene c. Hawk.
ms as committeeman.
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is asked to settle said Final account, 70 dis
tribute the property of said estate to the
heirs and persons entitled to the same. and
to discharge the Administrator.
Said Amended Final Account and Petit
ton for Distribution will be heard by the
Court at the Court House in Prosser. Ben
ton County, Washington. on the End day
of January, 1947, ut the hour Of 1880
o'clock am.
w. F. MEL.
Administrator with the Win Annexed.
BY Moulton & Powell and Thomas B.
Cess, his attorneys. 2:5.12 :26
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IN The Superior Court Of the State of
49, Washington in and for Benton
County
No. 2llS
NOTICE OF HEARING ON AMENDED
FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
In the matter of the estate of SARAH
NEIL, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that w. F. Neel
Administrator with the Will Annexed Of
the above entitled estate, has filed his
Amended Final Account and Petition 70,
distribution in the office of the Clerk OF
the above entitled Court, and that the Court
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SAMARITAN PARTY

The Samaritan Bible Class OF
the Methodist church will have a
party at the home of Mrs. Elsie
Walters preceded by a pot luck
dinner at $50 p. m. Please bring
table service.
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VISITS WITH PARENTS

Miss Ramona Potter spent the
Thanksgiving holiday here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Potter. Miss Potter is associated
with the Gonzaga and Sacred
School Of Nursing in Spokane.
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the same viii be barred.
Date Of first publication: December 5,
1896.
W. F. BROOKS.
Executor of said Estate
Address: Kennewick. Wash.
Kenneth K. Serier.
Attorney for said executor.
Address: Penny Building,
Kennewick, Washington. l2:5-l2:l9
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THANKSGIVING BIRTHDAY

THANKSGIVING BIRTHDAY
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Schnellardt were Stanton Can
ders, of Bickelton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Kingfather and son of Walla
Walla, MIR. and Mrs. Bill Metz and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Metz all of Freewater. Mr.. Schnel-
lardt celebrated his birthday on
the same day.
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In The Superior Court of The State Of
Washington in and For the County
of Benton
No. 2561
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of ELLA F.
BROOKS, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and has quail
fled as executor of the Estate of Ella F.
Brooks, Deceased, that all persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby
required to serve the same, duly verb
fled, on said executor or his attorney of
record at the address below stated, and
file the same with the Clerk of the above
entitled court. together with proof of such
service. within six months after the
date of first publication Of this notice OF
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LOST: At J. c. Penny store, l pm.
December 4, ladies' tan leather
billfold, containing marriage Ii
cense issued in Honolulu, T. H.,
plus large amount of cash. Please
return to p. o. Box 403 or LOG
Park View Homes. Reward. 36p
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XMAS PARTY

~. republicans of the Kenne-
Al ,,,,hs are invited by the Rich
scs IPenublican groups to their
lana .. mas party and dinner in the
Toll at Richland Monday
Rec 800 December 9th at seven
esenLn rice SITS per plate. Any
ocioS Claiming to attend should
one oo26 Kennewick or 1460-W,
ga'.JhIand by Saturday.
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BAZAAR POSTPONED

At the meeting of the Finley
Grange Auxiliary Wednesday, the
bazaar and cooked food sale which
was to have been held Dec. ID has
been indefinitely postponed. The
party scheduled for Dec. 10 in the
Finley hall has to be postponed
because of the election to be held
there on that date.
AS the regular meeting date fol-
the January meeting is Jan. / the
all day meeting will be held Jan
2 at the home of Mrs. Lucke
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.,,,re WITH DAUGHTER
DIN Thurston had Thanks
We. ", dinner with his daughter,
gsn Melvin Moore, at Benton
CITY. |
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Too Late to Classify

RELIABLE LADY will take care
of children in your home, after
moons and evenings. Mrs. Milne,
20 Auburn ST., block N. of banks
WANTED: Used standard type
writer in good condition by local
church office, 15-inch carriage
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Arbitration Seen
In Rail Dispute

CHICAGO, Jan. 26 (UP)-H.
II. Schwartz, chairman of the
National Railw Mediation
Board. announced today that Is
railroad brotherhoodS and l31
railroads have agreed to submit
their wage differences to arbl-
tration.
Schwartz said that the Is
unions, representing about 1900
600 employees or IS per cent OF
the nations railroad workers, and
all Class | railroads has agreed
to the appointment OF two media
ton boards as provided by the
Railway Labor Act.
However, two dissenting broth
erhoods-the Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen and the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers
representing the other l5 per cent,
refused 10 participate and pre-
pared to take strike votes. They
could halt all rail operations.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
IuILer Accused
In Liquor Case

The Tuller Hotel management
Saturday was directed 10 appear
Thursday at a liquor commission
hearing on charges a 15-year-old
girl, accompanied by two soldiers,
was served intoxicantS in the
establishment.
Policewoman said the complaint
was based on an explanation Civ
en- by the girl when she returned
to her boarding home late on the
night of Jan. s..
Several other bar operators will
answer similar charges on the
same day.
Another hotel, operated by the
Buckley Hotel Co, at 2300 Cliff
ford. has been cited for serving
liquor 10 drunks and permitting
disorderly conduct.
Leon Budzaik. 1868 Livernois.
has been ordere 10 answer
charges he operated bar while
serving as a deputy United States
marshal
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Newsreels Record
Radar Moon Beam

BELMAR, y. J., Jan 26 (lNS)
Army technicianS made further
radar contact with the moon to-
day, bouncing their supersensi-
tive waves against the celestial
body for the edfcation of news
reel and newspaper photographers
who took action pictures of the
results.
The tests took place az the
Evans Signal Laboratory at Bel
mar, where contact was made two
weeks ago.
Harold Berman, technical edl-
tor of the army signal camps,
said about IS newsreel and news
paper photographers were on
hand.
The technicians, not quite sure
the tests would pan out, made
the contact with the moon with
out saying what their celestial
target" was. The radar echoes
recorded themselves on the radar
screen at intervals of 2i2 seconds
over Commute period.
The photographers sn ppe q
their pictures as the light fliekered
on the screen.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Ford and Chrysler
Sign Wage Boosts
Continued from Page oncl

tiauing committee and all labor
relations Supervisors from Chrys
Ter plants Joined the smaller grouI
for the formal signing.
The complete text OF the ioin'
statement from GhrySler and tho
union follows. l~ I'll
The settlement wr have
agreed upon il the bfst ar
rangement that the union and
the company ever have nego-
tiated II represents greai
step forward In friendly rela-
tions a. well a. in better under
standing of our mutual obliga-
tiOnS.
"It recognizes the interest OF
both the union and manage
ment in peaceful settlement
of differences through collective
bargaining, and also i'm high
productivity in building cars
and trucks OF outstanding quail
ity.
NEGOTIATIONS FRIENDLY
I'VE negotiated in a friendly
and constructive spirit, and
both the union and the company
earnestly intend 10 see To II
that i'm our day-tO-day relations
these purposes are kept fore
most in mind.
"In the same spirit, W.. agree
that there should he no villifica-
tiOn OF The other by either the
union or the company.
"Now that war conditions In
the plants have passed, IL Is our
mutual desire that prewar pro-
ductivity he restored, and the
union and the company have
pledged themselves To cooper
ate to this end"
Text Of the Joint statement ol
Ford and the union
AN agreement on wage
increase of TX cents an hour
was reached today by the Ford
Motor Co. and the UAW-ClO.
The effective date of the
wage increase still has not been
decided. Details connected with
the fair. efficient and uninter-
rupted production will be dis
cussed at an early date and we
hone that the wage increase
will become effective not later
than Feb. |.
I'VE have confidence that
there will be an early termina-
ton of all matters To be nego-
tiated."