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Real Estate Salesman

Real Estate Salesman
Active Va. realtor for over 10 yrs.
needs qualified salesman or sales
woman to handle active sales and
construction program. Drawing ac-
count to acceptable applicant. Call
Monday. Mrs. Cristie, at THE
BRANT CO., 6s7S Lee Hwy, Arl..
JE. 3.S116.
SALES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
organization, Family Record Plan,
Inc. Is expanding, need t3l repre-
sentatives IN va. area: strictly leads,
makes you $1O0 to $3.50 commission
per week easy; car necessary; per-
manent: no fioaters or part timers.
For interview. M. r. TAYLOR. XII.
s-231s; Sunday. ali day; daily. 9
sTENoGRAPHER OR TYPIsT, in law
ONCE. part time. Box l07-v. Star.
go
WELL-GROOMED. pleasing person.
ality; add to family income selling
sterling silver and Bavarian china
Call LA. 6-9270. o a.m.-12 noon.
81
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RESIDENT MANAGER

excellent NV. section. Experienced
woman with employed husband: no
children. Give full details; spacious
l-bedroom apt. and small salary.
Box l33-X, Star.
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ARIINGTQN-AIEX

Admin. secy. .-recept., dr.'s ofc. 5 20
Secy .-bkkper., Fsuuuier Co. IS rs
Secy.. internatl organic. S2S3
Steno.. Lilo p.m., Thurs. thru
Legal secy., exper., Wilson blvd. s as
Secy., ynR.. Lee highway Ito $275
Secy.. Shirlington area ------$ 30
Secy., mature. Wash. blvd. $2SS
secy,. Lee highway, Falls CHI S55
RECEIPT. .-secy, Wilson blvd. $500
Recept.-steno, - Apt.-S160 or $3.50
seey.. seey use pHct diet.. no shthd. - sssS S
Airlines, ticket agent, shifts -. $500
Personnel asst, some typ. ------ $3.50
clk.- typ, editorial stan ------ $3.50
elk. typ. Wilson blvd. S23S
Typist. Wash. St. --------- S240
elk. typ. Lee Highway -------- 1926
Temp clk.-typ.. mos. -. S233
Gen. ofc., bkspg.. Wilson BLVD. $500
Recept.-typ., Wilson blvd. -. Sl95
Teller cashier. airport IS go
RECEIPT. .-sales, typ. airport $3.50
Med. secy.. no shrthd.. dr.'s ofc. 5000
Clinic elk, interviewing -- SI90
Bkkpg.. mach. opr. ---. $216
Cashier, mature, l-e pm" alt. sooo
ofc. elk, no typ, Fails ch. ~ 30
RECEIPT, mature. shift work S175
Sch. bus driver, 12-12:ao, $50.
POTOMAC i EMPL. AGCY.
s11 Kins st., Alex. Ki: s-5oS5
COLORED LADIES bet; 21-40: must
not necessary; can earn S50-S6o per
wk. See Mr.. MCGUIRE Monday. bet.
1890 am. to 1890 and 1880 to 4.
915 You st. NV, 1st floor.
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C0LoRED MAN desires work as con.
struction truck driver: good refs.
rel TsIissls OIL 4429g apr,ss or ST 353hS aS3t6y
work. part time and quarters Office
OF apt. home. Call 10. 2-7701, 10
COLORED vet. desires work as cook.
cooks helper, kit. help, porter. gen.
worker. Ii, 3-S6a2
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ambitious, oppor-
tunity to learn good business; rapid
advancement. S3.400 year. Box 260-
LADIES. YOU can be in the Easter
parade' Earn S50-S60 per mo. to
pay for your Easter finery by selling
AVON cosmetics. New territories
avail. NOWi DI. 7-022l -2
FINE! AVON offers part time or
after-work earnings Of S40-S60 mo.
Well help YOU find the time! D1. z
time: pleasant. dig
nified outside work; no selling;
straight salary: $40 for 15 hours
See Mr.. Smiler any day after 2 pm.
GUILD INSTITUTE, 925 r st. NV,
3rd floor.
WoMEN-Make extra money in spare
time. selling popular priced costume
jewelry and accessories. Be in busi-
ness for yourself. We furnish. the
merchandise, you do the selling;
Sales easy. must have friends and
good contacts-go getter-top COM
missions paid For info. write to
Box 3S-X, Star. stating. name. ad-
dress and phone number.
YOUNG LADY, white. attractive.
sophisticated, typist; free to travel;
aptitude for Journalistic interview
ing: no exper. necessary. Reply In
own handwriting. Box 245-x. star.
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several opening availbale immedi-
ately to high -caliber telephone sales
personnel for full and part-time
work in special telephone rooms.
Earning commensurate with sales
ability Apply in person to Mr.
Harvey, in RIM. e04. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-03-20

WORLD BOOK ENCY. wants woman
in each school district for special
work of national Importance, full or
part time. CO. 5-25l4.
exper Call ST. 3-5515. --22
GIRL, white, for general office work;
old established real estate firm.
Must be neat typist, apt and willing
to learn. Salary. $50. 5H-day
week; every Bird Sat. OF; 20 to 35
yrs. old. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO., 1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
GIRLS. white. over 20 years of age.
to learn to operate machines for
manufacturing envelopes. No exper.
necessary. Experienced operators
will teach you. Those who have
worked around machinery desirable.
Permanent work. Pay. S5c-a0c
per hour to start. Good opportunity
for advancement. Vacation with pay.
Christmas bonus. 5 paid holidays.
No Saturday work. Apply WASHING
TON ENVELOPE CO., 2700 26th st.
ne, after / 80 Monday or 8 to IL
on Tuesday. -21
GIRLS DEPARTMENT
5aleslady with managerial ability; un-
usual opportunity with good pay.
Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd A., BOND
CLOTHES, 1885 F st. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WILL DEL. NEwIsB CAR. Miami for
expense otly: y; sun, 2, Men': *:
pEPfyIss sPHps ssDf5 So ssis sSsiRsEESssoho' e
and vic. April 3. Q; share driving
and expenses. HO, 2.73s2.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER

ASSISTANT TO MANAGER
Teachers wanted, over 21. to be
trained for ballroom, tap and bal
let; .part-time only and keep present
employment: S40-$60. Apply in per-
son Monday evening at $40 pm.
SAMMY FREMONT
DANCE STUDIO
260b Connecticut Ave. NV
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MATTRESSES

Neat, attractive young women. 80
years old or under. excellent income
available to capable persons. Meals
and uniforms furnished.
Apply in person
Hogate'S Seafood Restaurant
9th and Maine Ave. S.W.
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SECRETARY

Consolidated Engineering and Dis
tributing Company OF America. Inc.
will now employ additional secre-
tarles. These are permanent posi-
tions.
Lady must be 1888 years Of age,
experienced typist and stenographer.
with some knowledge Of banking
procedures desirable.
Prefer legal or real estate experience
with ability to completely learn our
business and supervise a clerical di-
vision OF our corporation.
These positions are open due to
recent expansion OF our organiza-
ton.
Salary open and will be established
according to your ability and past
experience. Apply in person only to
Mr.. Phillips between 10 and IL
am. and 2 and 4 pm.
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HSKPR. R.-COOK. 126 to 45I. non
pvt. rm.. bath. new home: 5h days;
$50. XII. 9-5440. -21
MAID. employed husband. for guest
house: apt. avail; SIS wk.: ref. AID
2-9296. 90
Sun, Cd. Sit 2 nights. Sa7 Wk. Hrs.
10 to z. Call after 9 am. LA. g.
1921. 1924 Buchanan ST. ne
NURSE position;
refs. required: age IS to so: white;
excellent living cond.; / day q week,
nursemaid duties only. KE. S-4164,
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HELp-woMEN

EARN SEQ TO $50 WEEK; hours. s
to pm; unusual woman with poise
and good education. for local posi-
ton: car essential. Call Logan
HOUSEWIVES - Free gifts to your
friends; games, prizes. gifts. Have q
plastic party or become our demon
ings. Mrs. Frey. HO. 2-1044. PLAS-
TICS. 2314 Rhode Island ave. ne
MARKET RESEARCH
organization needs career minded
girl with administra ability, pa
tience with detail and able 70 com.
pose letters and type Tsil; enalified
Once located IN National Press Bldg.
Phone Ma. S-49l1 for appointment.
OPPORTUNITY In national oraaniza-
tion for young f1S-25) attractive
sirl. with tipping ability for position
as cashier-receptionist: suitable
sSss1 sscendins :alaly. salary. valuable E1Nh sS sempsns
1928 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
For women who have had some
successful selling experience. the
Eolden moment Of opportunity ts
At hand.
Our organization. one Of the leaders
in the direct-selling field. will train
8 women to sell our product. They
will work from screened dualifed
leads only.
About 80 hours O week IS all that
is required. Drawing account, CON-
missions and bonuses.
We will select / Of the 8 appointed
as sales manager with anticipated
earnings Of $4,000 q year.
This Is q stimulating opportunity to
sell to families who have invited YOU
into their homes.
You will be backed By intensive
advertising.
Average earnings $500 or more
. year.
For interview, see Mr.. KENNEDY. or
MR.. O'NEIL. Mon. or Tues, LIB
pm. 2314 4th st. ne.
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experience de-
sired: permanent position with good
hours and leaves. Interesting work.
Apply FAMILY AND CHILD SERV-
ICES, lO22 18th st. NV. -2l
needed. 80 w.p.m. min
imum, experience essential. Apply
n person to Room 44S, Pennsyl-
vania Building. 18th and Pa. ave.
TYPIsT with knowl. bkkpg: and ms, :;
SiS Mills Bids, 18th and Pa. ave.
NV. Sat. Sun. 2-6 pm. 30
rYPIsT. electromatic only: statisti-
cal pref: temporary or perm. ST.
TYfisT.. 81 To- IS, with good speed
in pleasant once; hours s:i5 70
z:46 Mondays throush Fridsyst sal
sSTSxss9 p Sssso5,t Sss5t r.rns slss pS sS, ses MES
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learn 70 Earn S5.UUU ". Paft tlmtI
START TUES, MAR. o.
REAL ESTATE LAW BY,
paul MILLER'S"
REAL ESTATE KNOW HOW'D. c.,
Va. Md, taught Tues. and Thurs,
70 pm; men and women. 15-lec-
lures: complete real estate law and
practice Financing. sales, lstinss, =
placed part time or full time. Oldest
and most complete course In Ma
tion's Capital for statesmen or bro-
ker Start Tues. pm. tS35 cash
or terms Information call DE. q
"REAL ESTATE LAW"
Realty College Thomas Circle
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YOUNG LADY

Small, conHenial Silver
Sprng office: clerical work and
some tipping: convenient hours;
good pay. Apply 1921 East
West hwy. Mon. 10 am: to
4 pm. and ask for Mr..
LLEWELLYN.
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HELP-WoMEk tcent.I

REAL ESTATE sALEswoMEN. with
Va ssnie nsoDsTt.s soDsT n iss Msps sale .s
inss. Car essential. For appt.. call
GEORGE Z. SULLIVAN, Realtor
JA. 7-4490. ewes. IA. 10000. 80
REAL ESTATE sALESWOMEN Tor
men). for active Bethesda Chevy
Chase once: must have car: exper
preferred, or viii train. II. J. kOR-
zENDORFER. OIL. 4-sl11.
REAL ESTATE sALESLADIES to work
in free classes starting Monday, IL
am. 1928 GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethes-
da. Mr.. Barton. Po. 2-2970 or OIL.
4-4522. cox & co,
REAL ESTATE sALESwOMEN. ex-
perience not necessary. We can
train you to earn big money Il you
have the ability to sell. TOWN q
SUBURBAN, 4S1l Wisconsin ave.
NV. EN-. 2-e4O0.
REAL ESTATE SALESLADY, full time.
licensed. with car. Desperately need
ed by old company. VIII also con-
sider inexperienced full or part time.
Il You will really work; POTTS
REALTY, 155 D st. ne, IL 6-4444,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
downtown physicians ONCE: $500
per month to start with bonus after
. 10 8 months. Box 64-x. star;
REcEPTIoNIsT-TYPrsT. IS to 30
years of age. for permanent po-
sition; open Immediately in estab.
construction and real estate Arm,
Apply KETTLER BROS, INC. 2304
Calvert st. NV. to B weekday.
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YOUNG LADY

2o-32, for permanent
position with future opportunity in
once Of local Sl, distributor nIod for Of
Gated near Statler Hotel: should
have pleasant telephone voice and
be accurate with figures for billing
work 5-day, 40-hr. week. Call
MR.. GIST. ME. s-1723 for inter-
VIEW 90
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nLU1 7 . : = ----.I.- =. y. g
Cnler1h0laa Solicitors

Telephone Solicitors
Work for national concern doing tele-
phone work from your own home:
guaranteed weekly income for those
who qualify. Apply in person S26S
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. End floor
front. Ask for Mr.. MARRASH, !,
noon or . to pm. -22
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HOUSEKEEPER

Business couple, Georgetown; prefer
European: take full charge planning
meals. marketing. Must be excel
lent. cook. Live in or out. HU. g.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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Experienced in alteration OF coats,
suits. dresses; good pay; permanent
position only; 5-day week. RIZIK
BROS, HOS Conn. ave -22
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WANTED

Men, women, 1S-45. to train as TV
cameramen, announcers, writer's, d.
rectors. floormen, technicians. Train
ing includes actual closed-circuit
telecast. Short courses. Nationwide
placement NORTHWEST RADIO
and TV SCHOOL, 1927 X street,
N W RE 1-0341 --2H 8
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STENOGRAPHER
PREFERABLY MARRIED.
SHORT HOURS, 9 AM. TO
pm. 5-DAY WEEK. MEM
BER OF STOCK EX-
CHANGE.
ST. 3-0666

STENOGRAPHERS
Temporary daywork. legal and electro
sxper. helpful; no week ends. ST
3-1Q72, -22
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Gift, novelty or newsstand experience;
excellent working conditions: meals
furn. Apply Room EOS, WASHING
TON NATIONAL AIRPORT.
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SINGER

Capt'n. Guys Club. 1919 NY, ave.
NV; Additions nightly. after q.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

WASHINGTON. o. c.
5722 Georsie Ave. N.W.s
1879 Good Hope Road S.E.s
1879 10th s.. NV. dupont cireIe)
9o6 G 81. NV
AL Chaplin 81. et Texss Ave. S.E.'
$3.50 AIobems Ave. S.E.s
l436-3s irving 81. NV"
18th and Sts. Ne"
VIRGINIA
Weshinston 8 Lee Center. 1923 Weyne ST.
1910 S. Quincy ST.. ShisIinsten'
Arlington Blvd. 8 Annsndals 3D.. FsIls Church
I34 W. Bread ST.. Fsiis Church
Denotes Perkins Lee
Evening star., 1955-02-24

MARYLAND
Bredey Shopping Center, Bethesda"
Flower Ave. Piney Branch Road, Silver Spring.
4646 Sutlend Rood Huron Ave.-opp. Census Bureou
Four Corners, Woodmoor"
University Lone g Riggs Rood, Hyottsvllss
zlS N. Commerce ST., Rockville, Nd
1913 Annapolis Rd., Blodensburs. Md
MorIboro Pike 9 Silver Hill Rood PorkIond
Queens chopeI chlum Roods Queenstown. M. Rainier
viers Mill Gsidey Roeds. vers Mill vIlase'
S52s Georgia Ave. 8 EIsworta Drive Silver Spring.
32s-3l Msin ST.. Laurel, Nd.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Powheton o Henry sts.a
Kings hishwey Fort Drive
$40 FrenkIin ST.
1904 Mt. Vernon Ave.
feH HUNT D shsnsndeeh Reeds, HELEN Hell vihess'
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14
Printers In Annual Contract
Negotiations With Heads of
ACM Newspaper Chain

Scale committees from five local
Printers unions went into annual ne
gotiations with officials of the Ana
conda Company newspaper chain, in
Butte, Monday morning.
AS of Tuesday night, union nego-
tiators reported absolutely no pro-
gress had been made toward reaching
a new agreement. (Last year, before
company officials would get down to
serious negotiating, it was necessary
for the five locals to hold "'strike
sanction" votes. The outcome of
the balloting showed sentiment over
whelmingly in favor of strike action
as a last resort, 1922
Locals participating in the annual
negotiations are Butte, Missoula, Liv-
ingston, Anaconda and Helena.
Walter Marvick, Bremerton, Wash,
representative, international Typo
graphical Union, is again assisting
the five locals in negotiations.
Members of the Helena scale COM
mittee are George Cole, Independent
Record chapel, chairman; Harry Al
bright, Coop Pub. foreman, and Stan
Thurston, State Publishing Co.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14
FUCE REFUNDS SECOND
MILLION THIS YEAR

ST. PAUL GINS - Co-ops in
five states will get back in cash
second million dollars that they
earned by buying from Farmers
Union Central Exchange in 1947.
Earlier this year, the regional
co-op's directors retired 81, 100,-
600 In shares, representing half of
what Minnesota, Wisconsin, Dakota
and Montana co-ops earned by buy
ing farm supplies through FUCE
in 1s47. This month they agreed
to pay out in cash an equal amount.
This brings the total to 7,700,-
600 that northwest farmers have
put back in their pockets because
their local co-ops bought supplies
they needed through the ST. Paul
regional organization.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14
India Not Opposed To U. S.
Technical Help lea Man Says

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(CNS)-
People in India aren't opposed to U. s..
technical help, DR.. William F. Rus
sell. international Cooperation Adj
ministration's deputy director, re-
ported here, recently. He said he
found ''great enthusiasm" for this
help.
''The u. S. shouldn't fear economic
development overseas" Russell said.
Indeed, we should welcome it-even
when it completes with our own in
dustries. For, in the long pull, our
best customers are those countries
with the highest industrial develop
ment"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14

The trouble dates back to
Sept. 10 when the local union
of motor coach employees, Mis-
soula No. 1894, served the re-
quired 60-day notice on Garden
City Transit management of a desire
to open certain clauses of the contin-
uing contract between the two parties,
which has been in effect since 1888.
The union asked reopening under a
contract provision allowing either side
to reopen portions of the contract
without affecting the remainder of
the continuing agreement.
Representative of union and man
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14

North Carolina.
Discussing the national White
Conference in Washington, DC, In
November, Connors stated that well
over 20 per cent of the nations
schools are ''firetraps" and that
classroom space is lacking altogether
for thousands of children.
'The acute shortage of qualified
teachers is undermining the entire
public school system which organ
lied labor fought so hard to have
established" he said
Nevertheless, the AFL educator
observed. 'the Eisenhower Admins
tration failed to make serious recon-
mendations to the last session of the
Congress and opposed the construct
i've measures introduced by liberal
senators. Now the Administration is
counting on the White House Confer
ence to back up its position that no
real Federal aid is needed.
STATES CAN DO THE JOB?
In his address at Lake Janaluska,
Connors reported that in number
of states in which conferences have
been held the arguments of those,
such as the us. Chamber of Com
merce, who oppose the AFL position,
take the line that. the states can do
the job. Their position is that if
revenue must be raised for this pur-
pose. it should be done through sales
tax.
Some states have already un-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14

expense of all the rest of the peo-
pie"
! 2. INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Last month the National Congress
of American Indians, meeting in SpO-
kane, passed the following resolution,
Murray continued:
Whereas there have been press re-
ports to the effect that Wesley A. D.
Ewart, former Congressman from
Montana, Is being considered for ap-
pointment as Assistant Secretary of
the Interior, and
Whereas the National Congress of
American Indians Is OF the opinion
that the record of Mr.. D'Ewart as a
member of Congress and of the House
Committee on Interior and Insular AT
fairs was one which showed him to be
unsympathetic toward the Indian peO-
pie and their efforts to maintain their
diminishing land base:
'sNow therefore be il resolved that
President Eisenhower be advised of
such facts and that he be urged to de-
sist from nominating Mr.. D'Ewart as
Assistant Secretary of the Interior or
any other position involving admins
tration of Indian affairs
;. FORESTS:
Last year the House considered and
fortunately sent back TO committee
H.R. 1916, the Ellsworth timber ex-
change bill, which would have permit
ted private timber operators to cut
their way into the national parks. The
most succinct summary of this bill
was made by my able colleague from
Repr. Lee Metcalf. He said
the bill would have "allowed big tim
Der operators to exchange stumps for
CONTINUED on Page Four)
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dertaken or increased their sales
tax on this basis" he said.
Connors warned the Southern AFL
leaders that this trend might contin
ue and said the AFL opposes such
taxes as "soak the poor" propositions
since the person of average or low in
come pays a much higher percentage
of it than do the well-to-do.
INCOME TAX MORE REALISTIC
"a graduated income tax is social
" more realistic and far more equit-
able" Connors said.
Connors restated the AFL position
that federal financial aid to the
schools should be coupled with con-
tinuing local control of the schools.
He pointed out that the magnitude
of the problem is such that "only fed
eral aid can solve the teacher shortage
and the classroom shortage"
Connors expressed the view that
each and every state delegation to the
national Conference should include
members and representatives of or
ganized labor if, as announced, it IS
to be "broadly representative"
The AFL is holding a meeting of
AFL delegates to the White House
Conference on Education on Sunday,
November 27, 1866, in Washington,
DC. The White House Conference
on Education meets from November
% to December l, in Washington
THE MACHINIST.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14
'Scab" Drivers Now Operating
MissouIa City Line Buses

MSSOULA-"Scab drivers manning buses of Garden<
City Transit Company despite efforts by the Mssoua
Management Committee and others the
to bargain in good faith with
and thus bring end the dispute Allen Noel
international Representative of Motor Coach EmpoyesAF
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14

the expanding school population, we
must remember that there are many
substandard classrooms in Montana
For replacement and for bringing
up the standard classroom to the lev
ell we would like to see them," Hart
continued, Montana would probably
need an additional 500 classrooms
above and beyond the 1000 needed
for the additional pupil load.
"Also, in addition to the 1000 ex-
ira teachers needed for the new pupil
load, there IS a constant problem of
teacher replacement, because of the
considerable number who leave the
profession each year. 1t is estimat-
ed that in the next five years, almost
$500 teachers would have to be
brought into the system just for re-
placements. Adding to that the 1000
extra needed for additional pupil
load, it then becomes apparent that
new teachers brought into the school
system of Montana in the next five
years would be approximately $500
for an average of TOO a year. When
we realize that our teacher training
institutions in Montana are turning
out about 500 teachers year, it can
be readily seen that something must
be done to: /. train more teachers
yearly, 2. bring teachers into Mon
tana from outside the state, or 8. cut
down the number of teachers who are
leaving school work"
START MADE TOWARD
OPPORTUNITY
Other speakers at the conference
included Gov. j. Hugo Aronson who
opened the two-day meeting and
the start Montana has made
toward equalizing of educational OPP
portunity through the school founda-
ton program.
Continued on Page Four)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14
Today, Missoula buses have
"scab" drivers behind the wheel.
PUT ON ASSEMBLY'S
UNFAIR LIST"

Following that meeting, the Mis-
soula Trades & Labor Assembly con-
sidered the matter, and has now put
Garden City Transit on the unfair
list. Last week pickets were posted
at the "car barn., and, it is reported
that this week pickets are marching
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14
Controversial Interior Department Appointment .
D'Ewurf's Civeuwuy Record Is
Basis of MUrruy,s Opposition

Because OF eCong Wesley A DEwart record of support
veaways of national TO the privileged few
Senator James Murray this week announced he would oppose
confirmation of President Eenhowers appointment wa
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Murray said that chairman of the Senate Interior and
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-10-14

participated IN regional conferences
on education, were in attendance at
the two-day meeting in Helena.
The delegates We're divided up into
10 discussion groups, with each group
studying and making recommends