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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

THIS THREE TWIN SIZED Bed
s SS{sk c slsaEzL Wit SEEEHshss 81
OLD. on 9 dead end street c,s ansa q.
close TO Somerset Grade Scnool, z
3 n excel excel, c1 ,p5sas;uIEaAEa f MOD ANn
TABLE SPACE. And nicely FIN
iSHED RECR. RIM. for the ehil-
dren. Gas A.-C. heat. 5Q-gaiion
new hot-Water heater. $4,000 q
approved. W. B. WRIGHT, EM. o.
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POTOMAC AREA

we have several new homes ready
for irnined. occupancy. nj with lge.
lots, Prices start 1t &17.e50s El-
finucfng % suit purchaser. SAMUEL
b. BODILY, INC, Potomac once.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS"
S28, 500 ..s

8 BedrTnS., 2 Baths, Cape Coo
First-ficcr bedrm. and bath brick
Cape Cod, in heart Of older section
Rock Greek Hills Huge lot, bsaut.
trees and shrubs, Center-han en-
ser porch. bsmt.. attached e.
rage. "a beaut. home In Q beauf-
setting. shown By appt, any time.
Nj. Gordon, BO. b-2l90.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1722 L st. NV. Ma. s-seoo
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MovING. PACKING sToRAcI
HOUSES FURNISHED

FAIRFAX, COUNTY bedrms. on
rambler Is ideal for couple who
likes space. 20 miles from Wash.
REALTY CO.. On. 5-o547. 10
gard. screened porch. attrae. q
bedrm. brick. large Nv. rm., tile
bath, equip. kit. full hsmt. auto.
heat, nicely dec. and furn. we'll
sssia SsSsgps ets or children welcome.
s-BEDRM. HOME. College Park-Tv
mos begin. Nov. Is. wa. 1900
CLEVELAND PARK---By OWNER
Det. u bedrnas., 2 baths; suitable
entertainfnE. Beaut. f1rn. ioveiy
Ice. din. rnI.. den, garden; eonyen
NV. W. s.7sss. wo. S-4sss,
NEAR MASS. AND FLORIDA AVIS.
N.W.--Completely and beautifully
snfnished; available mmediatsIs
plomatie Of sS sovernnasnt oissiaI. 8
bedrnis.. baths and powder room;
2-cnr earaEe; $3.50 BY appoint
ment only. MRS. WHITMAN. Al
1s1D44, 10 am. 70 4 PM, Mon.
through Fri, or 0F. 3-64I7, ewes.
Sat. and sun. IS
ALEXANDRIA, ~ 3-bedrm. house.
Completely furn, washing ma
schools, husline and shopping cen
Ter, Rent, S126 per MONTH Phone
OF 4-0600. -21
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-BeautifuIiy
furnished 3-bedrm.. 3ta-bath Town
House; $500 mo. TOWN Il SUB
URBAN. IN. 2-e4O0.
CHEVY CHASE 'VIEW-Delightful
center-iaaiI brick home with 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths on End door and
living room, dining room, modern
Kitchen and layatoly on Arst floor
Gear earage. Available on or be-
fore November l TO May ], 1856,
) ~ S11S per mo.
XENsINGToN--6-room brick Colo
NAL. one bath. Built-in Garage
screened porch. Very nice netghbor-
hood. Available on or before
November ! to Nay 1. 1856. $3.50
=. QUINCY SMITH, INC. 141s Il
q. n.vs DI. T-0o57: eyess LU,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

HOWARD COUNTY - New hries
home; 3 re. bsdrms- the bath
aluminium storm drs. and windows
lcombination), attached garage
s On a%e a Ss shads Trees
reefions: Out ColesVille I'd. o. N. =,
ave. extended and follow Rte. 2g
TO Clafksville, new heme, located
on old Route 20. close TO schools,
churches. bank, and fire. depart,
ment etc. For irspection cal
q IuI 1dispqEEsy,l r. 7Ces sarySsllie ol
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

BROoKLAsn. lg4l Taussig. pl. me-
~ block north 81 18th and IRy-
loF SIS. me- SD. b00--BunEaloE
aLty, gin.,i din. rIl,, hedfnis., mod
bath. kit. with EafbAue disposal
DoFmitory-type bedrm, on Ind a
.Full bsmt. with outside entrance
4 Completely redee. inside and out
Automatic het-Eeter heat. Nenl
screened porch. Venetian, BINDS
screened storm windows and do0fs
Chain.nnk fence. Close 70 mode
school EhoNn ~ appetnl nnent
Call dayt. LIZ 7.44fs: nights La
1-6l3a o. your broker, -A2I !,
CnILLUN re. Me- rms, 1M
yard. Cont. ioc. ASsurae Az 30 "
loan. S70.16 mo. for pill. STbp
an. HA. 9-sS16.
RIGGS Park - / ~. -nld beauf. n.
I'm. house With LIST ar. pine -pAneled
den and powder rsEi.. fully equip,
Fit, incl, custom made hrkfsl.
nook, I'm. REQ. rrn. Fnr appt. CAB
MAJ -s cSafiror Large 6 i.
Colonial. 3 hedrnas,, baths. NV
rm.. Kitchen. topnetng room. Air
f.. conditioned, exhaust fan. O.,
h..w,h. House IN excellent cuf1d
Transp. at door. Owner transfsrfsd
CLAUDE sHIFkET, Tu. 2-Q4gu
X.0RTQ ~-@EU }.
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Cape Cod. priced ct sniy $4,000:
VA spproved-Kxceiient neifhbor-
hood. among other good homes ZONES
and attractive ysrds; LYING room
i Ann ndseiadsif DINING room o kitchen:
upstairs, 2 nice bedrms. and bath
fun basement with outside en-
trance. Owner has purchased large
home and wants THIS property sold
immediately. Call RE. 7-bo60 tn
o pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
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Mass. Ave. Ext. Area
Ramhler-Ruilt to Last

RamblerBuilt to Last
only 21h years old. perfect eondl-
ton. Entr, hall. iiY. rIa.. separate
din. nm. lEe. kit. 8 Big e Sssp e
fnrscr level. huge rec. ffa. with
firepi., Workshop. and launars'
5ailt-in ar; FriessSl ,, in shirtassns.
S.5sO0: ewes. Oh 2-140o or Oh
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HIILCREST. Sc.

11lIIOKtG04, E.Hl.
S27,500. Q bedrns, . baths. Oct
stone. Bsmt. with m. rec. rm. AMI
firepi.. private apt. FOR owners
use; Tedecofated, vacant.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COS n ct. s.W.---Semidet. brick:
8 rms; s bedrms, gas h..w.h.
Price, 81. 500. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. LII. 4-34O0.
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CHEVY CHASE
N ls 3 sst6,l Ss' ss srISs
full hsnnt,. gas a.-c. heat. Priced
ice DoNNELLY a. SON
MA. s.3316 Ewes. Wo. 6-SS6a
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". H-OOuu TN. O~Ul1t
A. q. PARK-Offefed Tor the yers
first time and on one Of the pretti.
ity, close TO ct, AIMS Church and
school. Deal Jf, and Wilson High
NAL ffimpsd with dark Green shut.
ters and Incorporating the very
finest mill and trim work plus cop.
Heavy sIats roof. .ni LARGE oT receptioI
hsil, spacious living room. dlnins
s sSSs sc nn,s.f with tan, brsas,asl
Enclosed summer porch, LIST floor
Three terrific size bedrooms n. oi
R na od ns sS d0sss cTmsors s.! sls
door. pun daylight DRY bssemsnl
Ml' sss SSsre q p fr' $3.50 u low sos
ThOS. j Fisher Il Co.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
DRASTICALLY REDUCED

immaculate stene-and brick Colonial
centeF-hall plan with 27-ft. hy;
fm., f6-ft. din, rnl.. on lat: .
bedrms., q baths on End: many
extra features, This home viii
now sen: priced In low sos. Shown
By appoirtment. Ewes. call o..
4-7629.: daily I'LL 8 pm. kM.
2-74o0.
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MASS. AVE. EXT, 23.gS0-.-Eev
listing. Red brick Colonial with lre
den end powder rni.. liv. .rS1., din
rm., kits porch on LIST a.. 3 lac
bedrms, and. 2 baths uostairs; fll
bsnit.. huilt-in g9rage. Nice wooded
sSS Sos nd T. b RuD ra as sar P
LIPS. OIL, a-7008: ewes. KE, z
MEADowwooD--M acre. dream
home built TO At q perfect site
You win Ike IT'S looks from The
outside; step into the entr. hal
and Sc ths The 9 6edTms , den, ~! ily
lots more nor; SI lots q fioSs over and and
shrubbery. Pleasant porch.
real buy al S17.b0O: FHA, 50. 900
down. Open until sold. Out Coles
Vile rd., 1M miles past MOL. left
9nno Thomas az. 70 ~ Gall w g.
po oTcnL HUNT COUNTRY
Charming rambler; situated on 81
acres, offers large Mv. rni.. frepl.: :
din, rm., huge den, flreplace; 3 nice
hedrms,, "a baths; full hsmt,
%SSssR I'll lfa5 sfssl
p6f0HkC. MD..Lasss colonial on
over an acre: 8 bcdrms.. z baths,
huge. modern kit. bsmt.. 2.eef
gafsse; $50 800: terrific financing.
call ARDMoRs REALTY. Oh, 2
M uo5SSRyILLE-s47o down and ssss
3-bedrm. home, Equipped kitcher
s MfaRg sEAIFY CO. s 10 ssp' 5-s snn
s,,l seyS:,' i,;s; s|s,n: a !ss
completely eauipRed kitchen; ser.
bsos sSx k.rs 81. lss aifi0' I'll kH !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

OLORED-UpPKR NV,
ATT. DRS. and DENTISTS
exceptional location, near schools.
and once. Custom detached house
at reasonable price. Call O. =.
STEIN d CO., ST, $1,000; ia. D.
0A4b. 80
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

sRR RICK N xMiiAiN tt,zzhEEE si saissa.S5o
Very attractive Fambler-styls with
mn ise Ars Serin ss;on an ao or insaiated:
heated: near public and parQehial
schools. Below VA appratsal; re-
finance or assume $4,000 ~ q.
By OWNER. ESQ cottreli. HE 4.
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/ on e LADIES over Is TO share
Area. JE. S-75SS after . on sun;
after $3.50 pm. weekdays. ---2l
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Postwar custom built fun esnter-hal
features seldom seen. ist-H. bed.
I'm. and full bath, family-size liy-
en-: ] tvin-sissd bsdTms. upstsirs
Rec. rm. with fiteplace. Reai
screened porch. garsse, Within
EsstnF S s.Esas Ips s6l.S ar solpS a.
MslHRHfioHhf s'f sa. ssSgs 80 III o :
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Masls.ss.A.lRTlIlH5g. THUG, gAyp, ARA

new G sphIis.ls aSINI sosnnsbi.l. ss4s Ne.
blvd; very desirable street. . bed.
rooms plus additional room on
street feyel. All-eiectric Kitchen,
laundry room. built-in garage, COP.
per cutters. Convenient % trans.
R so5YihE.lGn R..ii 2s.0 VS.. dgsssasNqk N
8 ROOMS AND BATH, BRICK. 4
E oeeeHEEs i EgoctzIr1Mos. ReEERssso1 N:
ABLE DOWN PAYMENT. %. y
STEIN q CO.. ST. S-2656, Ia O.
$3.50: 20
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oeEEeous e.loora brick. front porch.
ls1 ShHdoH R ESfS e Ei1xNh3TfoR
MA, Sa1260 Ewes. RA. S-2003
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ouAcKkSsos 81. NV.
$l7,950-$2,000 DOWN
inndscaped corner lot. . Tmt.. 2
baths, Ant. In bsnt. II desired.
Buiit-in gar. ma. S-eTe7. After 3
pcA;fiITAL vIEw REALTY CO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1880 NEW Hampshire AVE
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
Well-buiit brick; 8 rms, full bsnit !,
81 ssh h ios cc s isrS Ssy nsss cSns
location. ST 3-3667. BREfIktSr
NAN REALTY co. IL
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re- M re S9s ssR. Ssssss q, g.. .. ossns
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Near 10th and Penna, ave.--3 bed.
rms. 2 kits. ~ baths: $io9 Pc
mo, NE. s-4i04: eves-. to. 2-7i4o.
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FoUR CORNERS AREA--.Pretty as
. picture" 2-hedrm. brick rambler:
firepl, sep. din. rTn., cleo. kit,
tiled bsmt. with exit; walk. to pub
sf4SssnSs V Wcsbaoo ssa09 a';rscY ly
NC. 10. s-s555. ofFIcE OPEN
on list floor. Immaculate brick: iiy.
bsmt.. gsraFe CT or rHA. S1s.a5o.
fSssarpr III W. s,m B;irnENs, y +,
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uTNWO0n AREA

MA e.iotso Ewes, RA. $1,000
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19

Settled in Kalispell is the five
week strike against Westmont Tract
or Co. Mechanics obtained a 9
cent raise to $214 an hour plus
fringe benefits.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19

Negotiations are also underway on
the new contracts with the Kalispell
Typographical Union which repre-
sents employees Of the Hungry Horse
News. Daily Inter Lake, Kalispell
News-Farm Journal and O'Neils.
Present scale is $2.371z cents an
hour. The Hungry Horse News this
week Increased journeyman printer
wages to $3.50 an hour and notified
&c. T. Kavanagh, Kalispell, secre-
tary Of the union. Actual negotiat.
ions between the Hungry Horse
News and the Typographical Unior
have not taken place.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
Call Grid Players
For Friday Turnout

All boys interested in playing
football this fall are asked to meet
with Coach Hedge Carlson next Fri.
day (Aug. 26) at p. m. in the Col
umbia Falls high school gym The
call is for freshmen, sophomores.
juniors and seniors. Suits are tc
be issued.
Another purpose of the meeting
Carlson said, is to find out the best
times for pre-school football pract
ice.
The new coach expects to hole
football each day except Sunday.
School registration is September
6 for the high school September
for the grade schools. First football
game is September 9 under thu
lights in Whitefish. There will alst
be a second game with Whitefisl
later in the season.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
All photos by Mel Ruder

to $2O7 and range to $2.37. New
ironworker scale is $2.97 an hour
and teamsters will range from 81. 10
to $2.48 an hour
Last week cement finishers OBJ
tanned 10 cent an hour increase to
$3.50 an hour.
June, 1854 saw contractors and the
AF of L unions agree on wage in
creases that ranged up to Is cents
an hour at the AAC plant. Carpen-
ter wage that continues at $2.65 an
hour had been $3.50.
| Paul Hamilton, business agent for
ne lab0rers union, commented that
the new II cent raise would estab-
llsh the construction labor base for
the whole Flathead.
He said that negotiations are nov
being held with the other contract
ors in the Flathead to establish thu
$2.07 low rate.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
Dry August Ups
| Dancer Of Fire

KALISPELL-AuguSt devoid of
rain saw the Flathead National For
est burning index Thursday average
81 with a high of 81 at Spotted Bear
lookout and low of 80 at Big Greek
ranger station.
Wind has been a factor this week.
However, Forest Dispatcher Car
ter Helseth said that favorable July
(wet and cooD conditions result in
the present danger being about nor
NAL for this time of year. Care
should be taken as the fire danger
mounts steadily with grass matur.
ing. There have been a number OF
roadside clipper" fires.
Flathead National Forest has had
10 fires so far this year of which
four were man caused. Two of the
man caused were at the West Ola
cier dump; cigarette fire al
Cyclone lake, and the other on Aug
uSt 3, chain-saw Zone acre. started
fire in the Condor district. This wa.
the seasons largest.
Only the Condor fire was class B
The rest were less than a fourth
acre and class A.
The 18th fire of the year was Wed
nesday in Big Prairie district OF
Cardinal mountain resulting from
August Is lightning.
| The 18th fire was on Elk creek il
Condor district August II, ais
lightning started and class A.
4 Only Jumbo lookout in all of Flat
!, head National Forest has reporte
precipitation for August. 1t was Il
of an inch August Is.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
Unions Gain I2-Cent Wage Increase

Negotiations between four AT of
L building crafts and Foley Con-
structors, general contractors for
the Anaconda Aluminium Co. plant,
resulted in a IL cents an hour cross
the board wage increase effective
August is.
The Foley-AF Of L union contract
expired August Is. The new con.
tract is until Jan. |, 1856. The
SIS, 900 900 aluminium plant is over
80 per cent completed.
Joe Crosswhite, Columbia Falls
business representative for the op
Grating ENGINEERS, said that the in
crease includes dozer operators OF
new scale Of SECS an hour ant
crane operators on a base scale o
$3.50.
Common laborer construction
wage increases from $1.95 an hou
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
Park Founder Visits

WEST GLACIER-A visitor ia
Glacier National Park this week
driving his own car is the man who
as a Montana congressman back in
1910 helped see the 1000, 900 acres
established as a national park.
He is Federal Judge Charles N.
Pray, Great Falls, who was a con-
gresham from 1907 until 1918, and
in 1924 was appointed by President
Collidge as a federal district judge.
Judge Pray, now IS, has been a
frequent park visitor.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
Glacier Has First
Fire

WEST GLACIER-A carelessly
tossed cigarette on a trail near
St. Mary lake and Rising Sun camp
ground caused Glacier National
Parks first man caused fire of the
year.
The Tuesday spot fire was threat
ening in view of high wind, but was
put out by Ranger Hugh Buchanan
and fire guards, who got to it right
away.
Glacier has had five lightning
fires all class A, less than a fourth
acre-so far this year.
Fire danger this week was aver.
aging 50, reports Ranger Stanley
Sturgeon, fire chief, about average
for this time of the year. but enter,
ing the high classification.
Cuol, wet July has been followed
by August without a drop of rain
in the park, Sturgeon added. eau
ton is urged.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
To Film Charlie Russell Story at St. Mary

ST. MARY-Motion picture stars
will be at work in Glacier National
Park again with sequences for Uni
versal's Charles Russell Story" to-
be filmed in the st. Mary valley.
Stars Of this new production are
Audie Murphy and Donna Reed.
Last summer the St. Mary valley
was the setting for much of Cat
tie Queen of Montana" starring Bar
bara StanWyck and Ronald Reagan.
and the year before it was Danger
GUS Mission, starring Victor Ma
ture and Piper Laurie. In 1852,
Powder River" was filmed on both
east and west sides of Glacier,
However the new 1855 production
is to be based on the life story of
Montana's great western artist, ra-
Their than on fiction as were prev
ious productions.
Headquarters for the Hollywood
crew starting September 6 and last
ing two or three weeks depending
on weather will be the Hugh Black
lodge at St. Mary. The motion pic
ture production unit will number
about $50. In addition 100 Blackfeet
Indians will be employed to help in
the filming.
There is no indication that any
of the scenes will be filmed at the
foot of Lake Mcdonald in the west
ern section of Glacier where Russell
had his summer home.
Hollywood scouts picked the St.
Mary area in a search for a section
devoid of high lines, TV and radio
antennas, plus spectacular western
scenery.
Other scenes for the picture will
be filmed near Great Falls and Bill
ings, and the advance members
of UNIVERSAL international studios ar
rived in Montana this week.
Norman Deming is production
manager; Ralph Reidel, art direct
or; Edmond Chevie, assistant pro
Queer and Jack Lawton, location
manager.
i Production center will be Grea
I Falls where there is a Charles Rus
sell museum. Great Falls was hi
home. A number of the painting
are to be reproduced in color in tn
film.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
Eighty Hikers Taking
Two Medicine Trails

WEST GLACIER-Largest hiking
party of the summer is now on
Glacier National Park trails.
Eighty members of the Sierra
club of California started a trail
hike from Two Medicine Wednesday
that will include Dawson pass, Pitt.
maxim pass, Cut Bank pass, Medi-
cine Grizzly lake, Triple Divide
pass and Red Eagle lake coming
out at St. Mary August 26.
Leader of the outing is David
Brewer, executive secretary of the
Sierra club.
Arrangements have been made K
have Wellman pack horses king il
supplies, most Of which were pro
vided by the Park Mercantile Co.
Columbia Falls. 4
Last year the Sierra club outing
in Glacier covered the north circle
trip from Many Glacier to Watertor
and Bowman lake.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19

WEATHER forecast: Fair Thurs
day and Friday. Predicted highs IS
to 80, low Thursday night As.
Highs and lows Of week: Aug. IL,
87-43, Friday 84-42, Saturday 7743,
Sunday 8346, Monday 86-41, Tues
day 83-42, Wednesday 85-4O.
Temperatures are averaging
slightly above normal during the
day and below normal at night, re.
ports Weather Observer Ray Hall
at the airport. The summer has had
seven days with readings above
90-an average number for {
summer. There were June 81 anC
% with 90 and IS, July Is, 16 anl
II with 80, 81 and IS and Aug.
with 81.
4 Precipitation: In the whole Flat
head just one location had rainfall
in August so far. There was is o
an inch at Jumbo lookout up tn
South Fork Aug. Is. Normal pre-
cipitation for August at the airpor
for the whole month is Ill inches
Score so far 0.
Harvest: Observer Hall comment
ed that dry weather at this time
year is good for haying, poor TO
forests and pastures and good TO
ripening grain. The Flathead graf
harvest is getting underway thi
week.
!. Clear Sky: The first 10 days Q
August have been clear. Norma
for the whole month is II clear days
8 partly cloudy and II cloudy.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-19
AFofL Petitions for Early Election

The AT OF l. ALUMINIUM Workers
Wednesday petitioned the National
Labor Relations Board for an elect
ion to certify the AT of L as the
bargaining agent at the new Ana
cOnda Aluminium Co. plant.
Patrick j. Reilly, ST., represent
alive for the union and a vice presi-
dent of the Aluminium Workers In
ternational, Thursday morning said
that more than rs per cent Of the
production workers at the new plant
have signed up with the AT of l..
The plant that started aluminium
output last Friday now has over $50
of its $50 operations employees.
Procedure as outlined by Reilly is
for the National Labor Relations
Board to hold a hearing in the Flat
head a which time the AT d 1
will show that it represents more
than the necessary 80 per cent to
hold an election.
In view of the AT Of L represent
I ing over rs peF cent u the product
ion employees now at the plant.
Reilly anticipates that the National
Labor Relations Board will see an
early election date. He petitioneC
the Seattle office.
Possibility of delay many come
Reilly added, from other unions also
interested in becoming the bargain
ing agent, but who have not so fal
sufficient support He added thai
legal technicalities can keep thu
matter of a bargaining agent un
settled, but that the AT of L wanted
the labor picture settled as soon a!
possible.
i Reilly Tuesday as required by tn,
National Labor Relations Board reg
ulations wrote, a letter to H. G
Satterthwaite, AAC plant manager
informing him as follows:
"The Aluminium Workers Trad
Council of Columbia Falls AT of
wishes to advise you that substan
tial number of your employees hav'
0OSlSllQICO t11o OA11Ol " 4OD1 COCu
them, in all matters, including
wages, hours of work, and all othe
conditions of employment. Thes
employees comprise all the product
ion and maintenance group but ex
clude all monthly foremen an
others excluded by the Nationa
Labor Relations Act.
Therefore we request that tn
Anaconda Aluminium Company re
cognize the Aluminium Worker
Trade Council of Columbia Falls a
! the sole. collective bargainin
, agency, for the above mentione
employees Of the Columbia Fall
> plant of your company. We al
I prepared to meet with you for til
5 purpose of negotiating an agreemen
5 to cover these employees in all ma
+ ters pertaining to wages, hours
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