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Evening star., 1947-06-12
SAlESMEN.

DISTRICT MANAGER-Man experienced
in, waterless cookware sales, once and
oldest and finest lines. Prefer man ex-
perienced in cold rolled but not essential.
This is rare opportunity: 70 msrchanaise i noise
ndential Box 44ss. Brookland Sta, p c.
MEN to sell health. accident and hospital-
zation insurance. Call ME. 24ss for ap-
PAINT sALEsMEN-Large local paint dis
trade, selling Devoe paints, Texolite, Dutch
Boy prodgcs and 81 PAINT spndFe Sal
IA. 1000, for appointment. THE BROOK
LAND CO., 591s Georgia ave. NV. LIZ
or oil sna Gas sssns
setup; excel poss. SOLAR on BURNER
CO.. $40 N. Randolph ST., Arl.. OK. 0o44.
SECURITY SALESMAN, with active ellen
tele. liberal commission and drawing ac-
count plenty I Of lsaas ss snd so-epsrs.iea
110S 18th st. NV.
wire salesmen,, well-established ONCE with
fine opportunity for right men: KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. 1900. 55o5 Ga. ave.
TWO ToP-BRACKET representatives are
needed now to follow through on leads
executives; @ % IS selling ling in our field is inter- ter
esting and dignited with substantial
earnings men over 80 preferred car es,
ssar gSen te hoss who ana FoT
sppointment phone UN. 1896 between
sAIEsMAS H IAN now now contracting grocery stores,
missions. MAURY-HENRY. Ma. 1854
Friday; Is pm: or Sat a m;
sion; good hours; should make over $50
week; mems wear store. MILLS CO., 9th
sAIEsMAN SAL { sLs J" WANTED, with real estate and
Of houses to sell; must have car: GEORGE
w ROBINSON. Realtor and Lumber Broker,
S1ol Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. Md, WI.
oPENING FOR MAN qualified to earn up
to $4,000: selling experience essential:
dealer for world-famous chrysler Airtemp
automatic gas. oil and coal heating, equip;
showrooms in washington. Lead -produc-
largest national and local automatic home
utation locally for three generations in
heatns VIM PhS9s 81 ehat1 e soS 5SF
INC, 2nd and Kennedy sts. Nv. TIA. 5000.
customers with Rawleigh,s products. Write
RAWLEIGHs. Dept. DEF 14-l27' ches-
ter. Pa. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Active real
estate organization, operated by we'll
known builder and developer. is enlarging
its sales force and has an opening for alert.
energetic and responsible statesmen, capable
of producing results; sizeable property list
ings and ample prospects available: home
construction project is now underway. For
aesr GI o248 -13
fksa: HkARDWARE statesmen. for inside and
outside selling; excellent opportunity for
person qualifying Apply Mr.. Charles
Hartman, BARBER g. ROSS CO., 5th and
sts. ne, DE. 0501. Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Trees STE TRIMMED NE esaa SE taken down csil
Mh TERMffE 8nh srEcraIIsT-consult ~ H2R3i US for
esHIasns sslts poMNoN On coz
ae66uNTAST eSSuGsha g. eE s1D.1t books started
Kept: part time; tax returns prepaTsd,
Gss sHdi ans 9a e9a
heating plants; no cash needed. small
Sas W,ffE NhAffPYKz aEsrEks. It S0SS g. 60 90 ss
automatic; no cash needed small monthly
payment immediate ao installation. D. A.
6oMMERCIAL ART STUDIO, designers for
advertising, industry, Illustrations car
letsrieg TA 13l boon
between Washington and the Point Look
out Hotel % minutes from Washington
to Point Lookout. Day and night service.
JEAN hRAN 9 Ses afeat f9g roand Mis- tFpf 5F Cor
IsisfHIs'ISoT WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for fora any
@3se asns JAMES BY anz R eshf5 s4
DIaMoNDs. i oS,i s.EEsfh, JEWaLRY AwANTED-Mghes.
sfsh GARKaI RElees $40 fFes st appraisal ARTHUR
F1sHhRMEN si fg returning nj =, from ocean, bay or
rivers are invited to stop and report sue. sue
drive through lot and tell Janet at Good
Humor stand. Open ewes. and Sun. LARGO
sPoRTsToRE Central nIl sl,s aye at Largo Nd
H3ass Bss fnd sTs1NfsMrN Do you
good bookkeeper. accountant, office mgr? !?
The ATLAS AGENCY is famous for such
personnel. All our bookkeepers are now
tested by an exp. public accountant. Call
Mr. KipniS, Ma 3S9S. III
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. HOWARD HARDY, 12S \. Carolina
HUGH HARRISON cULP and Olga Cath
crime Cup. Bull Run Inn, 3 miles west OF
Centreville, on HWY. 211. Manassas, Va.
intend to apply to The Virginia Alcoholic
Sewerage Control Board, at its office in the
Central National Bank Bldg, Richmond.
Va on the oath day of June, 1g41, for
license to sell wine and beer, on-and on
sale. at the above location.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts, contTsetsd by any -.9p 9pe 9theE than e
THE NEXT EXAMINATION of the District
of Columbia Board of Optometry will be
held on July "A, % and 26, 1947, in the
office of the secretarytreasurer, DIR.
LEWIS H KRASKIN, Suite 5l4-l6-1S
WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Building. Ia
1 WILL NOT. RE RESPONSIBLE for any
eef asP'S AUGusTus nSSfFsf IS sNAipMAN M m Jr. SIS n
Woodrow St, Arlington, Va.
Il. GEORGE W, BAUSERMAN. intend to
apply to the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board at It's office in the Central
National Bank Bldg, Richmond, Va, on
the first day OF July, l941. for license
to sell beer, of sale, in Fairfax County. at
sTTESTfoN, At EssTfopNs' NORTH BEACH property
owners--Does your property need painting
and upkeep? For quality work reasonably
done. call HO. 40SS Immediately. -I3 :.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
D. {. and Construction Firm
Sued on BOYS Injuries

The District and construction
company were named defendants IN
suit brought yesterday in District
Court, asking $4,000 damages for
injuries allegedly suffered last No
vember by 6-year-old Raymond Nc
Gee of the 1400 block OF Irving
street NE, when he fell from a pile
of lumber into an excavation.
The, second defendant was the
Harwood- -Nebel Construction Co.,
Inc, 1920 K street NV, which, the
suit said, had been engaged by the
District to erect building on Dis
trict property at Fourteenth and
Jackson streets NE.
The suit charges failure to erect
a proper barrier to keep children
away from the project. 1t says Ray
mond suffered leg fracture in the
accident.
Filed through Attorney Reuben
Bonnet, the suit asks $35 900 in be-
half of the boy and $1,000 in behalf
of the mother, Mrs. Laura MCGEE.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
HELP MQMEN.

ACCOUNTS-PAYABLE CLERK; good sal
ary. pleasant working conditions; liberal
discount on purchases: excel. opport. for
advancement Apply Office, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 F ST. NV. lis
ALTERATION-One filter and one sewer,
experienced on better dresses, coats and
suits; good pay. short hrs, splendid work
ing conditions All interviews treated con-
fidentially Box $751;, Star -13
ARISTO DRY CLEANING and laundry
store REQUIRES experienced clerk aI 256s
Center opposite Hot Shoppe; hours. s to
4: Arlington resident preferred. liz
BANK BOOKKEEPING machine opera
tors. experienced or inexperienced, age
1925, 5-day week with excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Box 352-K, Star.
BEAUTICIANS, men and women. perma-
nent positions. All-aroHnd exper. stylists
to handle existing active trade; 5l2-day
Tk S55 wk and up plus 50ee COM
mission CHARM BEAUTY SHOP. 5922
Ga. ave. NV IA, s77o. III
BEAUTY OPERATOR. good wages. RAYS
BEAUTY SALON, 14th and Thomas Circle
BEAUTY OPERATOR, slI-around expert
ence, with 14th st. and Columbia Hghts.
LENAS'. 3422 14th st. NV. AD. 1868.
BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around; salary
RfcHaRp Fac ADJ HAIR sTYIiisT, sfssIi l7ss conn
issii ssxuf9 ~ offaEasAroHs, dfaa .ll-round " With
manaRins license and following. $50
week and commission to start. Call from
60 r,ni,, CO. 76e2. I'D
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HElP MEN.

TOBACCO CLERK and cashier - Must
have experiences and references: 6.day
Ffis PaaRaad dsgnfzs fsn ana APey sts aE
uPHoLSTERER, experienced only: steady
Or part time; good opPortunity. ALExAsN-
Wash WHEEL MAN for laundry: must be
reliable. and sober: good working condi-
tons. Apply Mr.. Norris. FAIRFAX HOTEL.
YOUNG MAN to learn credit and col
lections in busy credit iewelry store; op-
poItunity for 5apid advancement. See
YOUNG MAN. white. good personality. to
assist in radio shop. Apply sso1 Nichols
aouSs sss s NAN IA h Sales e espessnee a9en in mems
haberdashery and pawnbrokers exchange
line; for steady afternoon job; rs pm;
MaS eoUNsEhoR for St sas
telephone number. r. o. Box 1923, p c.
YOUNG MAN. neat appearance: good op-
portunity to learn mems clothing busi-
ness; ns m permanent. excellent salary. AsKINs,
YoyNG MAN with some roofing experience,
Phone Alex, 1922 after, Z p.m la
e Il aaply 3 s4oa ssff feth e st sRae1
Young MEN t2l to learn the wholesale
psl:on psy shssse ss feE e aH Apply in
YOUNG MAN for general work In srocery
store, QItVeI 5 license. IUs5 ST. Sc. - q
YOUNG MEN. barber apprentices; earn as
YOU learn; no license for starting. Apply
IN person, 7o9 4.h st: NV; N.Y.; IL
ance executive. choose perm. career with
ae ENHANCEMENT. Apply Room 4os. SIS 18th
st. NV, Mon. through Fri, 8 am. to p m
1ST CHEF-High caliber for European and
American dishes; only those with finest
references need apply. Call RE. 1856 for
EXCEPTIONAL EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for sue
cessful salesman, now employed, who is
not satisfied with his future possibilities
and is willing to study and work; to learn
our business 25 to 80. high caliber, men,
tally alert and of exceptional character,
Must be capable. Of earning $4,000 q
don't don't phon.. hesi NATIONAL. CASH REdIsTER
CO., 1917 St. NV. Mr. Hussey. -16
AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURES wants
service traveller for Latin America: position
requires good education, ability to speak
Spanish and knowledge Of automobile serv-
ice and parts departments operations; SIN
sic man preferred. Give full particulars in
first letter. Box 29i-K, Star. IA
AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURES wants
service traveller for work in India: must
have thorough knowledge of automobile
mechanics: excellent salary: age 30 to 30;
single man preferred. Give full particulars
IN first letter, Box 295-K, Star. ID
LARGE TIRE DISTRIBUTOR has opening
fer young man, to learn wheel balancing;
steady job good opportunity; start $40
weekly. MR.. LEE, 2011 M St NV. ia
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Knighthood Conferred
On Laurence Olivier
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LONDON, June u. - Stage and
Screen Star Laurence Olivier
passed over in King Georges honors
list the last few years, was knighted
yesterday in the Kings birthday
honors list.
Sir Laurance, as he now will be
known, was widely reported to have
been omitted from the previous
honors because he has been di-
yorced. His s-well-known associ-
ate in the Old Vic Theater Company
Ralph Richardson, was knighted in
the New Years list.
Olivier, now 40, married Actress
Vivien Leigh in 1910 after he was
divorced by Jill Esmond, also an
actress. Miss Leigh now will be
officially known as Lady Olivier.
Besides his Old Vic activities in
London, New York, Paris and else
where, Olivier's directing and acting
in the film version of Shakespeare s
Henry v" won wide critical
acclaim.
oLtltL llC"lf QGStl dbCu
include DR.. Malcolm Sargent, one
of England's best known orchestral
conductors; Russell Flint, the
artist, and DR.. Alexander Mccall,
the physician who has accompanied
Foreign Secretary Bevin on his
foreign missions.
King George awarded the I'M
perial Order of the Crown of India
to his two daughters, Princesses
Elizabeth and Margaret-presum-
ably the last such awards that will
be made in view of India's ap-
proach dominion status.
Four persons were raised to the
peerage, all with the rank of baron
Sir Arthur Richards, governor of
Nigeria; Sir Roy Lister Robinson,
chairman of the Forestry Commits
sion; Frederick Montague, Labor
members of Parliament, and r. D.
Cook, veteran Labor Party official.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Naval Academy Names
EnqIish Instructors
BY the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, June 13.-H O.
Werner, former head Of the Wash
ington College English Department
is one of four ex-officer instructors
appointed to the Naval Academy
civilian faculty as English instruc-
tors.
Another is H. A. Wycherly who
once taught English at the Univer-
sity of Baltimore.
Two others are Charles L. Crane
former Georgia Tech instructor, and
Wilson Hefiin,, who taught at Van
derbilt and Alabama before the war
All were separated from the Navy
here last week.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
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Evening star., 1947-06-12
Big Fortune Granted
By French Supports
Nine. DarIan in u. ).

PARIS, June IL (NANA) "Details
have Just come to light OF a secret
arrangement which permits Nine.
Darlan, widow of assassinated Ad-
miral Jean Francois Darlan, head OF
the French state in North Africa
following the Allied invasion, to live
in the United States with consid-
cradle fortune. The arrangement
was made in January, l943,
Admiral Darlan was assassinated
on Christmas eve, 1912, and 1t was
asserted that Nine Darlan would run
actual physical risk from his enemies
If she should return to France. Fur
thermore, President Roosevelt had
arranged earlier that the Darlan's
son, A1ain, should be brought to
Warm Springs, Ga, to be treated for
poliomyetitis. 1t was natural that
Nine. Darlan would wish to be with
her son after her husbands death.
The so-called Council of the En-
pire" under Admiral Darlan's sue
cessor, Gen. Henri Honore Giraud,
was persuaded to take all the neces-
sary steps to help Nine. Darlan get
to the United States. The council
members included Gen. Auguste
Nogues, deputy high commissioner
for North Africa (and also high
commissioner in Morocco; Admiral
Jean Pierre Esteya, the resident gen.
eral in Tunisia; Governor General
Pierre Boisson of French West
Africa; Governor General Yves
Chatel of Algeria-all of them today
in Jail, in exile or in hiding.
These men instructed the Office in
charge Of public finances to submit
a plan for financing Nine. Darlan.
This was how it was worked out:
Everything the admiral had been
receiving. either directly or indi-
rectly, either in actual cash or in
kind or in services, were tailed.
It was a substantial sum- In addi-
tion to his salary, the admiral re-
cieved an expense allowance, he
received extra rations, he had
number of automobiles at his dis
posal. Nothing was left out of the
list.
(There is no means of check
ing Admiral Darlan's salary; but
this must have been very sub
stantial, since he had been named
Marshal Petain's successor in the
event of the death of the chief
of the Vichy-French puppet
state, and was also chief of staff
with Jurisdiction over all military
branches)
This sizable amount was declared
the annual income Nine. Darlan
could rightly claim. But to make
sure that she got it, it was decided
to give her a capital sum whose
yield would provide an equivalent
income
The capital was calculated first
on an anticipated yield of per
cent. Later it was considerably in
creased by computing the figure at
yield of only 2 per cent. Finally
the francs were transformed into
dollars and that was what Nine.
Darlan received. She could sail !
safely to the United States.
The United States Treasury must
have known of this transaction at
the time, but no mention ever ap-
pears to have been made of it.
Incidentally, Nine. Darlan was an
Englishwoman, but of an unusual
sort. She was born in Britanny, had
never set foot on English ground
and-until recently, at any rate
did not speak word of English. She
shared the admiral's dislike for any
thing british
Evening star., 1947-06-12
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If advertisement was prepaid, retain
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advertisement.
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seendd ssns opport aPo for s.srsssve ssaSy
gils gha tTaqins Pon5 ro phOsas st
sECREYARY to executive-competent ex-
perienced man; able to assume reesponsi-
excellent salarxs Phone Ex. 54s2 for
SCREEN SCREEN INsTALLERs. to install door and
porch screens; must have fools and car.
FLAHERTY BROS. INC, 1882 Mt. oliyet
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT-Apply
SER SERVICE M s. MAN IAN for repairs, overhauiing
and cleaning of stencil Duplicating ma
chimes: call Ma, 41s1. Mr.. E W, LAND,
sawiSS sfE iSSG'RisHi MACHINE SERVICE MAN; excel
lent opportunity for & experienced Tier man;
saoHMAkER sfIIaafnsi AN AND ii FrNIsHER. & good hrs
good WAGES Apply in person. BLUE FLAME
yAdEF yA6E ssEfafRaaS sHpn ma St sxpeTeneed ABBY
sHoE RREPAkMAN PAAhkMA s one capable 81 S Of taking
charge anDs Ct Of, degt i excellent sssFy aasg
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced only, for
lent lent salary and liberal commissions. Rapid
advancement for right men. Call Ii. 0936
after 10 am. for appointment. Ia
spd wools good ns salsry any apDiy ease cARoLAN
CLEANERS, 540s Marlboro pike. Hill
SIQe, Mo. Ia
SPOTTER-Experienced on silk and wool;
good pay, excellent working conditions. DU.
5g5o -12
SPOTTER. exper. on wools; good salary.
Phone Overlook 1900. -I5
SPOTTER. wool pressers and wet wash
ers, experienced; good pay. steady work:
5-oay wk. Apply 1888 Buchanan st. NV.
STEAM CRANE OPERATOR. nonunion;
So 800 geTo per week; mus. be sober. PHONE
SUPERINTENDENT on construction work.
capable and experienced Please have
experience record and references prepared
See Mr.. Wagner, F. II. MAKTEL CO., 1923
Goth st NV. phone Ma. 4TT6, IL {
TAILOR, experienced in alterations. for
tailor shop. 1877 n Highland ST.. ArIins-
ton. Va, OK. 1884. III
ton trade; good salary and opportunity for
Advancement, BEN HuEDLEYr 3446 14th
st. NV. --16
Evening star., 1947-06-12

STANDARD DRUG CO. 11os II St. ne.
TYPIsT-To work in credit once, eood
salary. steady position. Apply sLoAN's,
WarTREss. Va id S White; good Job for veil
fLls aAkTMsSss s't REsfAuRSNT, T. s@sss e "a.
ave, SH. 516t. liz
WAIIREss: yBIr1 white: Apply in person. OLD
WAfTREssEs. over "a Il. White White. Experienced,
dependable: serve food and liquor good
Rd YSsf tOc cF asshsH4ff sSf AsPy
WAITRESS. white. room. meals and a
s2seS Ns5e Icy AAB ABDE RsiEfsR sf2s sRs Il HONE
SSoo S2ooe sfE Tax. csm assss DO nGs
WYE s1sy Rf ss'issssssf 81.
ssRiisssia sa fsss Ess.:g
Mins Ts 4i5 midnight: 'fn intsrvies from
I:ao 70 4 pm. 432s Ga. ave. NV. Ia
Whit xpsg fTfz nss1SEs
yfa WA1rKIssEs. RES Is White; 44-hr. no nights or
sGss oe 5Rf sh and s
xazEHrssEs ss1z ssS h, 2 sss5 ss5 THE LONE sfAH
wine. hrs. 4-12 midnight. interview from
30 to 4 pm. 1923 Ga ave. NV. --13
MATTRESSES, experienced in tray serv-
ice: excellent tips and working conditions.
Apply in person, STATES RESTAURANT,
Il MsIfREssEs ( ri SaRs'0' waNFED-Must 4 have a.
least years experience; excellent work
ing conditions and good tips. Apply
UPTOWN RESTAURANT, 3433 Conn. ave-,
after 10 Ell 0a4I -12
WOMAN, who is typist and who will do
general once work. sterography helpful
but not essential. ME. 1900. --l2
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The Nome nugget., 1947-07-16
Fishing Vessel Members Rescued

SEATTLE, (P)~ - The captain and crew members of the Rain bow, 3rd, a fishing vessel which struck a rock yesterday off Afog- nak Island, Alaska, were picked up by the navy tug PotaWatomi and taken to its station at Kodiak, the 18th naval district reported.
 The Rainbow, 3rd, was captain ed by B. R. Giuke. He and all crew members but one were from Seattle, the other-EdWin C. Berg being from North Dakota.
 Capt. Giuke told the navy his vessel struck a rock while fishing near Afgonak village and was abandoned at once when it began to fill with water. The Rainbow. 3rd, apparently was breaking in half, the report said.
 Some of the crewmen rode a dory l8 miles to the Alaska Sys- tem's radio station at Port Bailey, which relayed distress call to the naval air station at Kodiak.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-16
Governors Will Support Aid Plan

SALT LAKE CITY, P)-Sec- retary of State Marshall told the nations governors that the United States has reached turning point" in European relations and got prompt assurances yesterday of bipartisan support for his plan to help rebuild Europe.
 Unless it elects to lose it ''in- culcuiable stake" in Europe, the cabinet member said, America must extend a justifiable measure of aid to friendly countries or see them drift into a non-democratic orbit.
 In a crowded eight-hour stop over on a strenuous roundtrip flight from Washington, the gray ing soldier diplomat grimly told the governors conference here that there is mo blinking the fact that this country now stands at the turning point in. its relations to its traditional friends among the nations of the old world"
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-16
Newsprint Fron, Bamboo Planned

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Aux0- Now it's newsprint from bamboo
 A S9,000,000 Mexican newsprint plant designed to convert fast growing bamboo groves into POI tons of pulp per day, is being planned by a local engineering firm.
 Robert A. Trumpis, president of the consulting firm of engineers making the plans, said the pro- posed plant is expected to be in full operation within two years. It will produce finished newsprint, he said.
 The project will be financed, in ?aual parts, by American capital, Mexican investors and the Mexi- can government.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-16
Middleweigllt:.  Fight To:nl1lig!!,,tt!.


 CHICAGO, (P) =. Tony Zale, w>rld'r mid 1ieYeicht champion, ard cnaileage" Rocky Graziano. two of the greates. offensive fight CTS in tho past 10 years, battle to- night before upwards of 10000 spectator who will contribute to a record all-time indoor gate of around S450,OO0.
 The contest in the Chicago Sta dium is scheduled for l5 rounds or less-undoubtedly less, consider ing the punching prowess of both. No one including Zale and Gra- Ziano, believes it will go the limit. The consensus of experts is that Zale will triumph within six rounds.
 Zale at the age of B defends his title for the second time against the challenge of Graziano, 25. This will be an encore of the Fnockdown-and-count Rocky-out thriller fought in New York last September in which Zale dragged himself off the canvas to win by knockout in six savage rounds.
 This rematch was scheduled for New York last spring, but the New York athletic commission revoked Graziano's license for failure to report an unsuccessful attempt by gamblers to bribe him with the result that the bout was switched to Chicago.
 Zale remained a steadfast ' to 5 betting favorite.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-16
Cannery Workers Sign Agreement

KETCHIKAN, lR)-A contract providing for coffee time" in )idmorning and mid afternoon as ell as a Is per cent increase in ! 2urly pay and other benefits was 'rranged yesterday between the aska Salmon Industry, Inc, and TO cannery workers union mem- e employed in 35 Southeastern Alaska canneries.
 Federal conciliator Albin. Peter son attended the sessions which brought what he termed an "elev- enth hour agreement.
 Workers employed by the month gained a 12h per cent wage boost and a 10 per cent raise was granted in overtime pay. In addition, the corporation 2ranted a boost of 1912 per cent of the seasonal guarantee and greed to make up the differential n pay lost due to illness and in- ;ury. Miscellaneous workers were raised from $l to $1.29 per hour.
 The contract contained a mo- strike clause.