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Evening star., 1947-08-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

BOSTON AREA-N.Y.-Leaving Aus. &:
S,1; wants Three pass. Phone PL. O74l. c. H.
GOING MIAMI. FLA. Aug. 8, take . or 3
PASSENGERS; share expenses. RE 1919. 1*
ARMY OFFICER and wife leaving Wash
automobile to West Coast. Call RE. 3499
S*
VET STUDENT, 81. will drive to West
Coast for transp.; have oper. lie. CO. 1868
THREE RIDERS WANTED to Los Angeles:
leaving D. c. Immediately CH. S577 after
2 pm.
DRIVING Los Angeles. between Aug Q and
IL; can take 2 or 3: share driving and ex-
penses: references exchanged. CO. q772
ATLANTIC CITY Passengers wanted
week end; '46 car. excellent drivS. HI
PASSENGERS (2 or ~ to share driving
gas expense to Orlando or waypoints. Gil
O646 after pm. 4113 Henderson n. .
Arlington, Va. Apt. No. L.
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HELP WOMEN.
knoWledQe
BOOKKEEPER,

ASSISTANT BOOKkEEPER, knowledge
sirable. for exclusive specialts shop. Give i've
m Ef FRANCES e own 1s15
ASSISTANT BUYER for better dress dept;
good oppertunity. Apply employment Of.
asss ass ST. NAN & kAsN oT d4ess soa Shop sasr,
and commission. SHERMAN DRESS SHOP
AUD AUDIT cIERk q, tsales,: excel opportanlt,
ehssss. @ Appiy once. The YOUNG II MEMS Rsi
AVON % cosaErics. ss s5i nS Nc. needs sales rep
resaentatives res, n syeo pleasant, profitable work.
SaaGEk Satt dh sisS, AND MINOR REPAIR oombins-
ton; Apply MoRNINasIDE LAUNDRY,
S220 Georgia ave. SH. 4050. -12
bAkEEY AK It sALEsGIsd So sdso ezDer only. so4o
BAKERY sALEsIADY. work .e-day week
Of Monday; permanent position for right
BEare1sg BEAU feGs sGs say x aa
license, or qualified to obtain one. Salon
vicinity, 14th and Columbia I'd. Wo. 5000,
sfkA5JI7 J !. :. OPERATOR. geeq salary yls snd
as27 as S2 G9lumbla 1sI sd DOB NV ,ta Ho 9s2s. "a
ferred days Aeefiy: MO Mondays as!1s"ae o sood
hours: 9I6; air-conditioned shop; good pay.
sfAuTY0 M ~ z OPERATORS. exp.rieneed; license a
INC, ss1b N. Giebe I'd. Arlington, and ID
sEAuTS Ss1S ~ seH1S SYd
lent. salary, opportunity for advancement.
eGITuRH DaHons eiSeis Sr
SSi sNdER sEMiNG eas CENTER. FER 1895
Soo&ksEsINa %5'sGa szs aF MAeHrsE Sf OPERATOR es
to 35, exper preferred; 4O-hr wk, salary
commensurate i with ,,ep exper. and ability;
Mr. Wilson, Hs IN HN Soo fo or ea
BANK & TRUST CO, Hyattsville, Md. 10
g. us GKs s shena Rncoh xS s
CASHIER, s49 per week; women's wear
CASHIER. over so; G excellent Mt pay, hours
tsISssat @ and sseuTste WASH. sukPtiys, i
CAsHiER, experienced; 5-daz week; so%
SsTfEE zss fnd ri; +
MAkkEF' ssss Georgia ave. AeDi NV. s'S' Ns
BRUISES RGsslSs ts5 % ofs Pa:' st. ADp
1000, credit ledger machine; permanent
2sssi9n Mr. s'fs Ssy s''stz SzRvss nssE"$Ea a
CASHIERS. hostesses. mattresses, for mod
ern air-condisioned restaurant: both day
s,f ssa meals ABBY 1888 esa
CHAMBERMAID. exper., good local refs. :;
full time for small hotel. Apply MRS.
VOWEL, 1 SOC 18th st. NV. %
CLERICAL-Ability to type, legible hand
to 8. Apply End floor, 1872 Eye st. NV.
CLERK, accounting. wholesale food con-
cern desires young woman preferably
with comptometer experience; pleasant
working conditions, 40-hour, 6-day week;
good salary. Box 9-V, Star. -S
iopss hrs each EXT. eys state s, sxDer ss 81
CLERKS, for daywork. stufnng envelopes.
5-day wk.. no exper. necessary; between
ages, .20-55: this is steady work and not
CLERK TYPIsT. distaDhons sx1erisne.
Weekly publieation. Cain Ma. ao6S. ~ ~0s
CLERK-TYPISTSEGen ONCE clerks, IS
to So; five-day wk.: Permanent position.
Apply Rm; 592, 1343 H st; NV.
CLERY-TYPlsT, good at figures: salary,
$40 for 4o-hour week. Apply 41b 10th
CLERY-TYPIsT. excel. opportunity with
insuranes claim ONCE. for efficient person.
COLOR co ARTIST for portrait studio: must
be experienced. Apply GOLDCRAFT POR-
TRAITS, 716 18th st. NV. 10 am. till
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR. experienced
in auditing ami payroll work; 4O-hr. week
Apply personnel once, SEARS ROEBUCK
81 CO., $500 Wis. ave, -
Evening star., 1947-08-07

Here is another quick and convenient way of insurng
that your classified ad gets into The Star Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad the business in The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice on how to phrase
it your best advantage. The Stars business counter
s open from 500 am. to II pm. every day. Ads
received by pm. always get into the days Star
except Saturday. when the deadne for The Sunday
Star is pm And remember The Star also has nearly
seventy classified ad agencies all the Washington
In fact it is more than likely that there's Star
classified ad agent in your neghborhood who will take
your ad during his business hours.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
INSTRUCTIONS couRses.

POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
~ snort time; results It's approysd for
!7O6 g st: NV. NE. 400. RA. $500,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for GT training. WAReF1'YNN BEAUTY Be 'U1I,s
GS33IEkGE; S3IGK ErviEwG Vie S6,Insgsv & pI. 17ss
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1898 F St., Ma. 1888,
FLYiNG INSTRUCTION under GI Bill OF
TUTORING In Latin, French and mathe-
mates, for college entrance. Tel. Dupont
S514. -
NORTHWEST SPEECH and conversation
clinic - Leadership training. citizenship
courses: interracial Cal AID. s6Ol.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. Self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness. Redned colored applicants
plaeedg Air-cond. studio. MI 4h50
Evening star., 1947-08-07
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, young woman. to live in, pvt. rm
and bath. to do 1st-h. work as well as
cook; SS5r mo. Write age, exper.. and
refs. Box 145-V, Star. $
COOK and g.h.w. for country place in
MONTGOMERY County, accessible to Wash
inston. Call .DI. 4015 for appointment,
between q and g. .
COOK. white or colored. August Is 10 Aug
81, while regulsr eook is on vacation; lire
OUT. Call GE. 2pSE, .
Evening star., 1947-08-07
BuIIpINa MArERIALs sALEsMEN


BUILDING MATERIALS sALEsMEN-Lse.
needs young
desirable. sales training position leading to
active sales work later; salary. In reply,
and salary expected Unlimited possibilities
for right men. This is a real opportunity.
Raag EeP,g sOx essH sts5t food ors,n
zetion. is desirous of securing several young
men for sales territories in Washington
and vicinity. Permanent position, excel
lent opportunities for advancement. Auto
mobile furnished. Bond and physical ex-
animation required. Reply ip your own
stating
win be arranged Write BOX 142-y. Star
INSURANCE SALESMAN. good salary and
MORE LIFE INSURANCE CO. 527 9th
n Man NV WAkFE5 k so tor R.wl.lsh business re real
RaWleish's. Dept, DcH-1f-o, Chester. Pa.
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Exceilent op-
portunity for salesman or salesIady with
car. For interview. 81. 617s: ewes. OIL.
REAL ZEAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-ws are IN
need of 2 men with automobiles: expert
ence not necessary; liberal commission ar
ranEement. Call Ma. 4709 between and
SALESMAN. experienced with sporting
goods and sportswear; excellent opportu-
nifty and salary with commission: perma-
nent position. PLAZA SPORT SHOP. 10th
and SITS. NV. -
SALESMAN-Leading local heating and air
conditioning frm needs another man to
call on Gales prospects; between 20 and 35
years old. neat appearance. with car: high
school education REQUIRED, some college en-
salary to start S175 per month plus COM
mission or bonus. Apply in person between
80 pm. and 4 pm. only. McCREA
EQUIPMENT CO.. 516 End st. NV, Wash
ington, D. c. -
sALEsMEN-Roofne and siding can
Va assers wanted: weekly advance. Call
SH 2017. Ia
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Cont

under 35; must be thoroughly familiar
with automotive parts field as well as
selling ability. This is an exceptional op-
from S60-S75 per wk WALTER H. KESS-
LER PERSONNEL SERVICES. 612 Wash.
Bids 18TH and N. Y. ave, DI. 1920,
ACCOUNTANT tml, cost exper age 25-35:
excel. opport. for Advancement. GENERAL
PLACEMENT SERVICE. 1907 H st. NV
DOMESTIC HELP of all types furnished;
best OF references. Call HO. 3947. III
DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month
We protect your homes by selecting the
best help to do your work. RITTER s
EMPlOYMENT AGENCY, 634 st. NV
AID. 1882, 9 am. to pm IL
Evening star., 1947-08-07
SALESMAN,

car II it's worth selling we have 1t, from
Bendix washers and television to cordless
irons. If you can sell and prove 1t, we
best ever offered. Sales corporation, plus
sure-ire door opener and closing deal
that clicks. Apply before 10 am. DIS
Evening star., 1947-08-07

SALESMAN, automobile accessories. ex-
perienced, dept. store. 40-hr. wk Apply
personnel once, SEARS RoEBUcK q Co,
SALESMAN. for used furniture store. Ex-
Permanent position for reliable man.
ss7 inais2s ave, ave- ,,;s,,.,,,r Nv 2.
only. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
sALEsMANMopsnins available for 2 men
1915, per mo. Men selected viii be thor
ouEhly ~ trsned We win also employ sales
As oWssENp sa2ssaa sfer is1a M st. nW.
sftIHsssRm Nsas P ssiy Insurance
for aggressive man. age 21-4o, resident
plus better than average commission: free
Decentralization, vacations with pay, ETC.;
no exper. required, we train our own men.
with 76-yr.-old company. and real future
see a; w. GEEER, district manager, 312
SRaR si0s .psrsnee inosum Hs and
future excellent salary. DIENER's, DI.
statesmen for radios and appliances; we
sR,nss ssseR is Rzpfo f15fsnt Co. sfs s1s
SALESMEN-:Exceptiona opportunity for
successful statesmen. age $3.50. now en-
ployed, who are not satisfied with their
study, and work to learn our business;
should have practical exper. in bank. IN
dustrial or commercial accounting; high
| caliber, mentally alert and of exceptional
sharaeter:- must be capable Of earning
person. don't phone, Mr., Murphy, MA
TIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 1917 x
sALEsMEN. young men. s4-s2. for adding
machine sales training; must have, ac-
Counting and successful selling expeT. J:
alert and willing to study and work to
learn our business: salary while training
Apply in person, don't phone. Mr.. Hussey,
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.. 1917 X
SALES PROMOTION MEN. under 25 Yrs.
Of age. for personal contact sales promo
ion work in Arlington and Alexandria;
relative to Johns-Manville rock wool in
sulation; excellent commission setup with
good earning possibilities: opportunity to
learn selling under experienced sales en-
JoHNs-MANv11LE corr, RIM. ao4 peS
9th st. NV. E4. 1177. -
Evening star., 1947-08-07

MACHINES. caIcuiators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
RE 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
813 18th st nv
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYS and having. oua,-
Evening star., 1947-08-07

TsRsr see IN Mis-. 5sa:s kfr #
TYPIsTs- wanted for eve. work
speed when answering; white only. Box
TYPisT- CLERK, permanent position,
must must have knowiedge Of Of city. ''ni Apply Nj. .
Kelly. MARvIN's, 734. 9TH St. NV, 3
W.. MATTRESSES, Tres experienced; ssIa1y SO
1Iea ToN de" DEI1cATEssEH, 4oi5 % So. f' 18th st.,
Arlington. TIE. O096. -
MATTRESSES. must have at least 3 yrs
aPd sSed tp nn Tntyew estwesn and Ras
MarTnEss Shg Rss9 Ehise it nz Experienced and de-
+ .s1a; IN; tqs p% Apgly f. psSssep, IS 1871 l
Apply DEEP SEA REsTA1RANT. iao is So. ),
Wssyns Y syaEtsr H. rArlinggton. a.,,.,,.a Va Anvil,
H. il person: 2as7 Georgia ave. SILVER
WAiTREssEs, white. nightwork aE.
WOMAN. white; for s.hw: and assist with
care OF 2 children ideal situation for oI,
person M desiTns W asHs Sies home; University
WOMAN, Jewish, for kosher cooking for
ms fs%y in ood h9pe g niles bSs SR
YOUNG LADY, white. age 1s to e5 yrs;
to learn cafeteria operation in one of
Washington's finest downtown eafeterias:
regular hours, no Sunday, work; salary
scale S31 25 to S45 a wk. and meals,
uniforms fur: also vacation and bonus
but must be a steady; ihng worker with
nice personality, and like to serve the
public For further information see MR..
McGARRAGHY at 511 14th st. NV. be-
tween 10 am and ~ noon. =
YOUNG WOMAN with good musical back
ground, preferably. organ or, advanced
piano, knowledge Of typing and filing re-
auired Give brief resume Of past activi-
ties. Your reply will be confidential. Box
434-S, Star 5
YoUNG WOMEN for typins and gen. office
work. Apply 1916 H st. NV, IL am. to
ASTOUNDNG-MakeS S25 selling 80 boxes
Xmas cards Sells for S1-your profit to
S3s E' as ts7 Hssss ssnes' St. on psp T.
ExTKA ksHaEs Ii MoSE}}. N I s,u Chiffon Christina.
cards, friends, neighbors. Prize" 21 as
sortment:. SO for 81 name-imprinted.
Complete line. Up to 1907 profit Money
back guarantee: Samples on approval.
Chiffon GREETINGS, 14T Essex, Dept
504. Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1947-08-07

RADIO PARTS DISTRIBUTOR has opening
for ambitious salesman, with knowledge OF
established route, covering D. c. and Va;
car necessary. Phone HO. 1871 FOR inter-
Evening star., 1947-08-07

married no cnlioren, soper, experienced on
$25 mo: Phone MI $3.50 for sppt .
JANlTOk, colored, permanent position for
relief work experienced elevator, switch
resident manager. ~
JXNITOR, excellent working conditions in
ssss sssn q. and pm h1pz tn IT. ns person
iandscaps work. experience unnecessary;
fpEs fGfd en- sns ssSa 10 Assy sssg
sorssl hons sao psE MR d'y ADAMS ANS s o. vnr 44s
LATHE OPERATOR. must be exper.; per
manent opening. B. G.. ARMATURE CO,
III MhEs 4! YARD NAN A1 ao2o g Sandi. sales load
sry m starts $50 week GIVE HSso reference 5 sa snd
eH NAN zs psab for
ttsursnt maintenance work; must have car:
WHITE TOWER oFTcE. ia 18th St =; ".
sss,. ss.rss. s.' Of .es setss. not 20,
msnt in ids, soiidiy established and sxpandnE
Ing Ing salary. S45. With advancement depend
snt on y9;. ysq9; Apply, apply, Box 1essY star.
drihs.r. & s ao handle % linen. m s rent rms, eSn; ess
Ink. rm and $40 mo. clear Of taxes.
po nj ,Hgs sSss s.hto sTd dTns 70 3 81 s7s
MAN. experienced in sales promotion. to
handle sales distribution of established
product in wash, Md. and Va. Excel
opport. for right person. Reply Box 257-
MAN with sales background and ability
to plan modern kitchens; must be able to
do some drawing; experienced preferred;
once, 4th door. s. KANN SONS co. IS
MAN, young, to drive light delivery truck
and work in mailroom.N Must have D. c.
license. Permanent position. Pleasant
working conditions. Apply Mr. c. B. Al
drich. PEOPLES DRUG STORES. ONCE n
NAN ssi for n;e' cleaning and blocking hats: .ood
hours and good wages. Apply in person,
BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP. $40 r st.
NV, NE. 1920. -
MAN, for Kosher-style delicstessen: eoun-
ter work: experience necessary; good sal
sTy. Apply SHIRLTNGTON DELEGATES
sen, 4d1b 30. 2sth ST.. Arlington. TIE.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01
NEWS IN BRIEF:

Five Swedish newspapermen left
Stockholm January "a by air for
a two week tour of the Soviet
Union, during which they will visit
Moscow, Leningrad, and other
cites.
The number of patents reg
istered in Sweden has shown a
rlarked increase in recent years.
Thus in 1916 the Swedish Patent
Office received II, 468 applications,
or 1,343 more than in 1945.
A Swedish seamens home has
been opened in Buenos Aires by
Prince Bertil, who is now heading
goodwill tour to several South
American republics. The new home
was donated by Consul General
Axel A:son Johnson, president
Of the Johnson Line.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01
heIicopter Maps
0re-Beanng Area

Geophysical exploration by
helicopter for ore in Canada, the
United States, Central and South
America will begin this year, it
was disclosed at the recent meet
ing here of the Canadian insti-
tute of Mining Engineers.
AS the result of experiments
conducted with a Bell helicopter
last summer in northern Ontario
and Quebec, Hans T. Lundberg,
Swedish-born engineer and Vice
President of kindergarten Air
Explorations, Inc, of New York
and Toronto, said his organization
will take delivery this month of
the first of two specially equipped
Bell helicopters for mining explor-
alton work.
This internationally know n
geophysicist, who has discovered
valuable deposits of iron, lead,
zinc, gold, nickel, and other ores
in Europe and North America,
stated that the helicopter seemed
to be the best solution for air.
borne surveys. His company has
experimental with airborne mag
netometers = magnetic device
which discovers and records the
presence of ore bodies-employ-
ing captive balloons, kites, and
planes.
Maps and diagrams from the
surveys in Ontario and Quebec
proved that the results obtained
from the helicopter-borne magne-
tometer closely conceded with the
results obtained from the ground"
he said.
The timesaving qualities of the
helicopter were it's chief advantage
in surveys, Mr.. Lundberg pointed
out.
"A ground survey in northern
Quebec of an area 10000 feet by
10000 feet required about 20 days
to prepare and to complete the
magnetic operations utilizing the
services of two engineers and two
helpers" he explained. Exactly
the same area was surveyed by
helicopter in one hour, using only
an engineer-observer and a pilot"
Flights very close to the ground
-25 to so feet above bare areas
and 100 to $50 feet above forested
areas-were possible in the hell
copter survey. Mr.. Lundberg said.
The flown results, he added, did
not differ essentially from the
ground survey.
I'VE expect even better results
from the Observation-Disclosures
and continuous recording equip
ment installed in the specially
modified Bell helicopter We will
get this MONTH
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01
Danish Gynlnastic
Troupe To Travel

A team of Danish gymnasts has
arrived in the United States for
an exhibition tour of Danish CEN
ters in this country. The team is
headed by Mr.. E. Flensted-Jensen.
Another team of women gymnasts
is headed by Mrs. A. M. Borup.
The visit recalls the pleasant
memory of the tour by a Danish
gymnastic team in 1889, which,
however, had to cut it's stay in
the U. S. short due to Hitler's
aggression in Europe. That team
visited and the Danes hope to be
able to send more of their teams
over to the West Coast in the
near future.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01

a tax reform was also introduced.
This is expected to bring down the
rates for the majority of tax pay
ers. In the Kings address it was
pointed out that although the bud
get shows surplus, an increase in
the national income without a
corresponding increase in the sup
ply of goods may result in a rise
in prices.
Social Welfare Budget For First
Time Tops Billion kronOr
The budget shows incomes of in
all 4,035 million kronor and total
expenses of 3.701 million kronor,
or 443 million more than last year.
The budget, in other words, leaves
a surplus of 534 million, but FL
nance Minister Ernst ]. Wigforss
considers this over-balance as very
uncertain. The total of 4,035 mil
lion kronor is the highest peace
time budget ever submitted in
Sweden and only a little lower
than the highest wartime ones.
Taxes for next year are expected
to yield 3,461 million Kronor, an
increase of rs million as COM
pared with the current budget.
Expenses for the Social Welfare
Department have increased with
$50 million kronor and exceed one
billion for the first time. The ac-
tual sum. is 1.0S3 million. Since
the national preparedness has been
relaxed after the war. it has been
possible to keep defense expendi-
lures down to 79S million kronor.
The Communications Department
and the Department of Agriculture
ask for 302 million kronor each.
and the Department of Education
and Church Affairs for 445 million.
The Governments building pro-
gram has been reduced by 5000
apartments, and all identification
work On the State Railways will
be halted July l. Both these meas
ures have been made necessary by
lack Of labor and materials. Ra-
tioning will continue in 1e47. at
least so far as sugar, edible fats,
and soap are concerned.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01

grandfather, Crown Prince Gustaf
Adolf. His father was killed in
an airplane crash in Denmark on
Jan. go
Commenting on Swe d e n S
adherence to the United Nations,
King Gustaf said. The entire
Swedish people fervently hope that
this new organization will be able
successfully to fulfill its purpose
Of strengthening international CO.
operation and safeguarding the
peace"
For the completion of the social
welfare program. bill for public
aid to families with many children
was introduced, as we'll as one for
improved housing conditions. In
creased grants We're also forecast
for a broadened scientific research
and instruction, as well as for
adult education. Another bill aims
at lifting the living standard
among small farmers. A plan for
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01
Swedish Social Welfare Budget
Set At Over One Billion Konor

STOCKHOLM, January 13-tBy wireess)-At the for
NAL opening of the Rksdag here January H. King Gustaf
read his speech from the throne for the oreh time
monarch in his eghtynnth year His address shorter
usual mentioned the birth of Prince Gustaf
of Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess Sbya by which
the succession the throne is assuredthe little Prince is
in line King of Sweden after his father his
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01
Allied Peace Treaty Is
Accepted By Finland

HELSINKI, Finland. Jan. 29.-
The Finn sh Parliament accepted
the Allied peace treaty with Fin
land without formal ballot jan
nary 81.
Many speakers complained OF
its hard terms but expressed hope
of future notifications.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01

For the first time, polar bear
twins have been born at the Skan-
sen outdoor museum, folk park,
and geological gardens in Stock
holm.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-02-01

Seven Ages OF Women. Hel
right age, and six wild guesseS.
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Montana labor news., 1947-06-26
Three COAST MARITIME TlEuP ENDS With GAINS
FOR VARIOUS UNIONS INVOLVED

with earlier awards this yfar BRINGS
The \Ml average - approximately T..
per cont j pattern ~ earlier by the
national CO
Th. NMt terms Were also accepted
Us the MEBA and the AcA on the
cast coast At.N members on the west
coast ~ho Nsre ,till oreratins Oh "A
no Contract uo work basis we're also.
expected 10 demand similar SETTLE.
.m,nt
The No and MFoWW which had
been unsaeees,iaily battling for a
simple extension OF their contracts
for one year decided 10 raise their
sights when they heard of the east
coast settlements. and promptly indi
eafed they would accept nothing less
than the NMr 'erins
Meanwhile rt|tlfieaiiou meetings in
pufi. ot the eist ana enlt coasts in
~'iicaful the membership Of he three
Wninns would oven whelniualy accept
the terms
NMlt rn ideAt Joseph clirriu poiats
"a out that the -effienett represent.
III & substantial victory it, the teeth
81 ih" Taft1lArtles bsli which had
enapifagel employers D take their
Faost obstinate position in any bar.
canning ihe union had encountered in
feeeNt years
Montana labor news., 1947-06-26
NORTH DAKOTA FARMERS UNION PROGRESSIVE
ALLIANCE LAUNCHED BY FARM DELEGATES

jamestown, ND.-FP-Putting aside
a i%5-yearold hands off tradition. North
Dakota farmers are preparing to wade
into politics with their own fighting in
dependent organization, the Farmers
Union Progressive Alliance.
The new Independent political action
arm was formed by COO delegates at
a two-day conference here called by
the North Dakota Farmers Union. Set
up as a completely separate organi2a-
ton, the progressive alliances gov
erning body will include the person
mel Of the Farmers Union state board
Of directors. headed by President Glen
J. Talbot.
The farm delegates who came from
all parts OF this grain producing state.
rejected a proposal to form a new poll
teal party and chose TO set up as more
Immediately practical an organization
ments in any party.
The course was suggested by Quen-
tin BGrdick, attorney Tor the Farmers
Union Life Insurance company who
cited congress anti-farm and anti
labor record as evidence that the two
national parties are engaged in a race
to see which can be the most reac-
tionary-and it's about a tie"
Talbot told the conference that al
though a break with the Farmers I'm
ions traditional non political position
would undoubtedly ALLEVIATE some mem
bers, unless some sort of political ac-
ton is taken. the next legislature will