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PHOTO PERSONNEL. coupon ex-
missions paid. Call 10. 3-3S0g.
PHOTOGRAPHER-Commercial stu
do needs young man. Must be neat.
sober and prompt. No beginners
DAVIS STUDIO. oil G ST.. NV.
EX 3-6063
PICTURE TRAINER Must be q
journeyman cabinet maker. Prefer
man with picture framing expert
ence. Good starting salary. Excel
lent opportunity. for Advancement.
Year-round position. 5-day. 40-hour
week. 20Ts discount on purchases.
Free retirement program. Paid va
cation. Decentralization and life in
surance available WOODWARD &
LOTHROP. personnel ONCE. 18th
and F SITS NV.
PORTER and maintenance, white
only. to live in: 6-day week; Sl25
mo. and rln. and BOARD; must have
ref. and steady work: exper: CHI
pREN'S GoNvALEScENT HosPi-
La La e-s 1861 bunker A"' w. ne
presses All around man. STEADY
lob. PRINTCRAFT, uN 4-2O43 or
UN. 4-3340.
BILLING CLERK: opportunity for
exper. young man with an old,
established comb. lithography and
letterpress plant In NE. Wash.
Write Box 22l-z. Star and give
education. exper., age and ref.
FRESHMAN. Offset, cameraman,
stripper Or plstemaksr; sxpperisnss g
1907 14th st. NV, HU. $4,000,
nm nnTJrTInH WT 4 NNEO - -.Ia-
exper N material fabrication. tool
ing and misc. planning, To $4,000.
SMELLING a. SMELLING. 605 14th
ST NV. ST :3-6SSS.
RADIO REPAIhMAN. must be ex-
perienced in the repair Of modern
radios and able to produce Paid
holidays. disqualification. See JOE
FORSHAW. S045 v st. sc.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, for Va
properties: excel. opportunity: good
advertising support ,TE. 6.l40G.
Al BAKER 4 SON. INC. sos N.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. unusual
9 .sIs1Tomny s9E eSpsrieneed %
Connecticut avenue NO. 7-0t32
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-We re.
ouire additional licensed Virginia
statesmen for brokerage and sub
division sales: must be on full
time basis and have at least .
years local real estate experience.
Call sales manager. IA. 4-1300
NJ T. BROYHILL a. SONS.
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Excei.
opportunity for one man familiar
with Pals Church area. GEORGE
MANNAS. JE. 2-3Iin.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-old es-
tablished real estate firm can use
two or. more statesmen: fne oppor-
ings. Call Mr., Cross. OIL. 2-009S
Real Estate Salesman
Excellent opportunity for active.
license. Prefer resident OF Falls
earn q substantial income Call MR..
WAGNER. JE. 9-14b0.
Real Estate Salesman
One Of the areas oldest and larE-
est oniees desires one tull-time.
EXPERIENCED salesman for Viz
j. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
.sadio Blds. Arl.. Va. ia. 4-l155
Real Estate Statesmen
weil-estabiishec once. In excel
lent downtown location. looking for
capable man; $4,000 minimum
earnings within easy reach OF right
individual ST 3-00RR Monday
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INSURANCE AssIsTANT-Lonr-es
County, Md. desires services o,
energetic. ambitious man. knowl
edge Of casualty and fire lines es,
sential Call or write Mr., Hewitt
FRANK L. HEWITT CO.. JU. )
5000, S4S7 Fenton St. Sill Spr., Nd
INSURANCE MEN Progressive
agency needs men, fun or part
time, age no barrier. We pay high
est commissions with vested re.
newals. We offer the best contracts
with emphasis on life and acct.
dent and health. We offer the
most unusual disqualification con.
tract In the industry, For infor-
nation call MR.. SMITH. RE, =
7ls6. RE 7-2f33
INSURANCE SALESMAN 81 fire
casualty and life; all leads fur
nished; liberal commission. full or
part time Call between :. and 4
pm. today, III. 5-9sas.
INSURANCE SOLICITORS
For men who are establishing
themselves In the casualty and &c
line general agency offers Use OF
phone and desk space In return
ior small life volume. Box a2I-X.
star.
INSTRUCTOR for apprentice classes
Tuesdays and Thursdays, : to q
OF the school wear; up TO 81 ,00O
per. year according 10 qualifications
Write Myer GOLDBERG, Chairman
GLAZIER'S LOCAL gti3. Joint AID.
prentice Committee. 1853 New York
ave. ne. Washington. D. c.
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- ---s- -4
SALESMEN-Front men wanted fol
Al siding closers: SiO6 minimum
commission per deal. Apply In
person. 1892 Penna. ave. Sc
weekdays, . to g.
statesmen. age t5 Ger underl: full
or part time. call on business firms
selling products every business uses
no night calls protected territories,
national company fAAA-1. For in.
formation send your name; address
and phone number to P.O. Boz
1927, Washington, -. D. c.
statesmen, II YOU are an intangible
tective agency has opening fol
3 men Wash. Md. and Va. calling
on merchants, contractors. hotel.
and motels; good commission con.
tract. rapid promotion. Phone
EX. 3-4T00, 9 to IL am. 5 Il
statesmen with car, full or par
time; earn SO per hr. easy. Inter
view by appointment only Cal
statesmen, for wholesale distribu.
tor OF nationally advertised major
appliances TO established dealers in
Washington trading area. DRAWING
account against liberal commits
sion; car necessary. Only men ex.
perienced in calling on electric APP
pliance dealers need apply Cal
Mr. KAUFMAN at Edmondsor
$4,000, Baltimore.
SALESMEN'S BIG OPPORTUNITY.
Do you want business OF your
own in the. lucrative sales agency
field? Send for REORGANIZATION
copy. Of How to Become a Sue
cessful Manufacturers Representa-
tive Shows how you can start
YOUR own business right Low
with no other investment but your
own sales experience! Tells how
to. set up physical structure OF a
sales agency busineSs--how to get
lines. 10 agencies that will help
you get started. advice on sales
teshniaues, sompensation. con,
know. Write today for To-day
Free Examination copy Of How to
Become q Successful Manufactur-
ers' Representative II satisfied
remit 81 .95. plus postage, or re-
turn book. owe nothing. PREM
TICE-HALL. INC. Dept. M-3l2.
Englewood Cliffs. New Jersey,
Statesmen. S4i0 a month guaran
teed TO start, must be willing tC
work, own an automobile and bs
able to talk to people. By appoint n.
$500 OttAst - s-Oppfs MI OHAANA
sALEsMEN--Local factory distrib.
utor desires married. neat, expert.
enced statesmen with car to trair
for enhancing jauitor supply busi-
ness. TU 2-I023
SALESMEN-If you are not makinf
money you are capable OF earning
we will give you the opportunity
( TO earn with US Minimum training
required Salary plus commission
Tu. e-b91g, Ask for Mr.. WOLMAN
statesmen
No competition. Exclusive. Sales
by appt Draw salary or commits.
Supervisors and Statesmen. Apply
422-A. Washington Bldg. 18th and
New York ave. NV. BY phone or in
person. ST. 3-0694, 10 ana pm.
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statesmen
500 Weekly Guaranteed

Leads. quick approval and high.
est commission, Expanding sale.
force requires men OF managerial
capacity. Must have a car. be over
direct TO consumer selling Cali ia
g-6923. ASK for ROBERT PREBLE
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HELP---MEN

PHARMACIsT-Full time. modern
cELLviLLE PHARMACY. PURCELL
willie, Va. any time between 10 am.
and ~ nm
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MAINTENANCE MAN, white, depend.
able; sge does not matter; family
status, background A real good
Job for the right man, Box l65-z
Star.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE for we'll.
known investment banking organ
Career 0ppor. beginning in Trusi
Dent. Age 25-3O. Some auditing
accounting or banking BACKGROUND
helpful: . days; start ,,, $500; ~, Nt
ssujLrAtsSsrs, M saIss ISdf lass Gos Z
st. NV.
MATHEMATICIAN
backsround IN numerical lNp analysis ifi'
or logic, to participate in advanced
Iautom attic programming development,
and scientific applications Of disit-
a. applications of digital COM
san:zation. GENERAL ~" KrNErrcs
INC. OF. 4-7555.
MECHANIC to rent space and help
service autos. Apply sYLvESTER'S
GULF SERVICE. Ga. and Eastern
ayes. nv.
MEDICAL SALES REPRESENTA-
TtVE-Tremendous potential, 10
~ deg; 5000 plus bonus; car
and expenses; Il wks. training: some
sales exper pref. SMELLING 4,
SMELLING. 605 l4th st, NV. ST
3-aSSS
Merchandise Trainees
Wholesale foods. car furn; start
$50. ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898
Eye NV
MESSENGER. hiss. $50. SMELLING
g. SMELLING. sos 14th st. NV,
MECHANICS Young men, expert.
enced in the repair of luke boxes
and and ninball machinss: Exeellsn.
furnished. ST. 3-1197. 10 am. tc
2 pm.
MORTGAGE LOAN DEPARTMENT
OF large insurance company has
permanent openings for young men
between 2S-35 as appraisers, To-
cally and in South. Salary COM
menSurate with experience For.
ward resume to Box 404-X. Star.
MULTT-L1f1 1850 OPERATOR
We are recruiting for part-time
night and Saturday work. 1850
operators CAPABLE Of close register
color. Write, stating past expert
ence ana any helpful information
w fStA s1Lul
MUSICIAN, experienced on all in
Struments. to join a concert military
band. Box 302-z. Star.
MULTILITH OPERATOR, exper. on
model 1850: salary commensurate
18th ability. Sem resume to P. O.
Bcx 5ads, Bethesda. Md
OFFICE CLERK for Wash once OF
larEe nat mfg CO.. age 1928.
Vet. white: some typing; days.
STAT $500 No reg fee. MAN
AGEMFNT CONSULTANTS, Suite
1901. l435 G NV
PAINT CLERK For inside selling:
prefer someone with either paint
o. hardware store exper, 5l2 -day
wk Paid vacations, disqualification
benefits BUTLER FLYNN PAINT
CO. 500 C st NV.
PAINT SALESMAN, 5 yrs exper,
. c. area; salary open. COLUM-
PA EMPI. l341 @ NV.
PAPERHANGER, permanent year
around work. In housing develop
ment. MR.. HARTNETT, Hu. g.
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FARMER exper. with tractor ma
chtneiy and general farming. Must
be sober and willing worker. Refs
required. House. etc. furn. Phone
DU. 5.7OS6.
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SaleSnen-No Travel

81, sou ANNUAL INCOME
Excellent opportunity for q man
with business experience In Mont
Romery and Prince Georges Coun-
ttfs. Starting income as high as
S7 800 II YOU meet all oir require
ments Increased earnings accord :
ing TO YOUR own efforts with an OPP
portunity to earn Sln,OflO to S25.-
900 annually. Training will be
given BY our Company. a Natl Or
ganization. Group and pension oene-
fE Call JU. s-94fA or write box
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.JANITOR
Laundry Superyisor

Laundry Supervisor
Do you want a steady Job with
an old established firm9 Experience
preferred in nat department but will
train for permanent position If you
nave the pTopeT Gualifisations Apply
Lamont 81 NV.
LAWYER. part time. familiar cor
LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN
Good opportunity for liye-wire with
tract TO supplement life insurance
business Phone TIE $1,000 Al
BAKER A. SON. INC, sos N. Wash
ington ST. Alex. Va.
NACHINIST. experienced. under 35
instrument work also apprentice;
Bethesda. OIL. A-lOl2
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SECURITY SALESMAN

Must be experienced. VIII supply
live leads and some house accounts
plus liberal drawing account
Pnone for appointment. Mr.. JOHN
c. KAHN, RE. 7-S676.
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The Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
I Wholesale Factory Branch
lROH Half ar g w
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
To cover Metropolitan Washington
Tor Iona established wholesaler IN
home furnishings field. This position
offers q guaranteed salary plus UNI
limited possibilities for better than
average earnines. Experience in this
field desired but not essential BOY
2S7-T, Star
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SALES ENGINEER, young. air cond.
design; engineerins or sales back
SMELLING 4 SMELLING. 605 14th
st. w. ST 3-6sSs.
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~ :
SALESMAN, Young man, ambitious
to sell TV. appliances in store. Ap.
ply 1914 u st. ne. between Ole
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. side lin,
onered calling Mems shops. notions
mouse furnishings. Good commits.
sion. territory. EXTFNSO COM.
pANY 4Tl3 Hampton lane, Be.
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permanent year
around work. In housing develop
ment. MR.. HARTNETT, Hu. s.
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Statesmen, II YOU are an Intangible
salesman, 40 to IS, Federal de-
tective agency has opening for
3 men Wash, Md. and Va. calling
on merchants, contractors, hotels
and motels; good commission con-
tract. rapid promotion. Phone
EX. 3-4T00, 9 to IL am. to
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MAINTENANCE MAN, white, depend
able; ege does not matter; family
status. background. A real good
Job for the right man, Box 1881,
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PORTER and maintenance, white
only. To- live in: 6-day week; SIPS
mo. and rin. and BOARD; must have
ref. and steady work; exper. chill
DRENS CONVALESCENT HOSPI-
TAI. 1881 Bunker Kiil I'd. ne,
LA R-3tiNil
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~ TOM HENRY

Guides Wh0f animals have been help 10 pvOSperiOEs
looking for uranium deposits in Northern RhOdesiG?
Aging elephants They drift insnctveN to the spot Of
radioactive spring mineral lode soak that soO
aching joints Oldeephant tracks show that over the
they beaten paths from all parts Of Africa to these hea
peutic Sites -RGJ, SfOEShEOH, Wis
Wanted S2857 reward has been posted for He return
of TWO books sr 30 years ago. Who is asking for hemi
Charles A. Lindbergh They his log books taken By
in the crowd which greeted him in France in 1927
-E.W.Z., Minneapolis
Oilemnna. ~ U.s. governor has been made chief Of H.
HedO Hodo tribe africa. This entities him have 100 wives
WHO is he?
Governor Theodore r. McKeldn Of Maryland He is mar
RED and the father Of two children
Mrs. LIB, RanfOEl, ~
Bargain Counter The Army is Offering the public Dc
bargain for only $780, What bh?
World War II Sherman tank Now considered antiquased
of these mighty vehicles offered communities
costs, however, add another S5OO-S0O0 to the billy
-GH, New YOn
average age Of americans?
For the nation it's 81 In Nevada however, it's 37 wiki
in New York it's 33.7 TMR, San BeTn0rdinO, Calf
will
THIS WEEK. as lexington Avenue New roh Uespsd eo' eo""O
ocknon
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And matching choisette for q complete
potio setting. 4-position adjustment for
perfect comfort. 3-sectionoI folding for
compact Storage or convenient tronsporto.
ton. Green. red or yellow.
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Glider by doy bed by night Built with adjustable beck
that folds fot Comfortable for outdoor sIeepinq 3-pc
nnersPng cushions and pillow covered quilted
Boto cloth postic. Solid coIos in green cooI turquoise
black with TRIM
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26

beautiful, is cleaning the win
dowS and singing a sentimen-
tai song from Bialik. Across
the street, Mrs. Shteinenger
is shaking out her small rugs
on the balcony to the tune
of a Polish Polka. I love the
rhythm, but 1 don't like the
dust in my eyes!
This is such a beautiful
time here in the Land of the
Bible! Everything is in bios
som. The mountains are clad
in a lush green. And the
fields are promising rich
yields. The stores are featur-
ing new spring styles and
lovely clothes for children.
Parents usually get along
without the new blouse for
the head of the family, but
the children will surely have
at least new shoes for Pass
over.
Harry and I are looking
forward to a very pleasant
holiday. And we both send
our very best wishes to you
for a very happy holiday.
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26
Letter From Israel:

Because the holiday fell on
Sunday, the celebrations ac-
tually began two days earlier.
In the schools all over the
country the holiday parties
started on Friday morning.
It was my opinion that the
children were sewn into their
costumes for the three days.
They were on the streets,
in parades or just milling
around to be seen and to see
others. And what fun they
had! Their costumes repre-
sented everything one could
possibly imagine = ancient
Maccabeans stepped on the
toes of beautifully dressed
little balerinas; Indians and
cowboys mingled with young
sters dressed as jet pilots and
parachutiStS.
There must have been a
million Ben-Gurions and
Moshe DayanS (Israel army
chief of staff.
Then, of course, there was
every character from the
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26

children's story books and
even Mickey Mouse, too!
But one thankful mother
had an idea that was differ
ent. Her nine-year-old son
was dressed like a very fine
American middle aged gen.
tleman. He carried a simple
card which read: Our Own
Uncle SAM" The public i'm
mediately caught on to the
meaning of this gesture.
Our lovely little grand
daugh ter, Miriam, was
dressed as a fairy. For
months I worked on her cos
tune.
Then, of course, there was
a big party for the adults in
Gesher Hair to which we
were invited. There, too, like
all over the country, the
spirit reflected the mood of
the nation. Clever satires on
the United Nations were
staged. Our own Golda Meir
was pictured squeezed in be-
tween Mr.. Dulles and Dag
HammarSjold. Also were pic
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26

tured the little dictators and
rulers of the Middle East in
scenes which I dare not de-
scribe.
But there were also humor-
Gus pantomines. Our son,
Herbert, played the role of
a sweet innocent girl in a
soap opera called Here On
The Ranch"
And now after the beautiful
parades and pageants Israel
is off with it's Purim mask
and staring into reality again.
How much bitter disappoint-
ment fills the heart of an Is
raeli today!
BY this time of the year
our finest hotels should be
packed with tourists from the
USA. Our fine luxury ships
which were to bring thou
sands of welcome visitors for
Passover stood still, anchored
in Haifa Bay.
But already the Israel
women have started their
housekeeping for Passover.
My neighbor, Sonya, who is
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26
CJA Drive
Is Praised
Nationally

Tucson has received high
praise from national head
quarters of the United Jew
ish Appeal for the outstand-
ing campaign conducted by
the Combined Jewish Appeal
this year.
Rabbi Herbert A. Fried
man, executive director for
the UJA, wrote a special let
ter to Tucson community
leaders for the successful
drive.
DAVID N. GINSBERG is
general chairman of the
drive and Benjamin N. Brook
is executive director. Morris
C. Rosenbaum closely aided
Mr.. Ginsburg.
The letter from Rabbi
Friedman is as follows:
IT want you to know that 1t
has been deeply gratifying to
learn of the way support for
the Emergency Rescue Fund
of the UJA has been increas-
ing in Tucson.
This kind of giving can be
expected to have a two-fold
effect-first of all, by direct
ly contributing to saving
lives; and, second, by having
a positive impact on other
communities throughout the
country.
"I extend to you my warm
appreciation for the Jealous
efforts on your part which
are helping to produce this
result"
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26

hill was named chairman for
family memberships with
Yale WeinStein and Mrs. War
rem Brock as co-chairmen.
MORRIS A. SHANHOUSE
is chairman for sustaining
and contributing member
ships with I. H. Handmaker
as co-chairman. Mrs. Paul
Present will serve as chair
man of the young married
division with Mrs. Sy Schulz
man, Mrs. Roger David and
Charles Whitehill as CO.
chairmen.
The opening meeting of the
membership committee will
be April 26 at noon at the
Center. Volunteer workers
are asked to register now for
the campaign. The opening
dinner for campaign workers
will be May 8.
This spring the Center will
campaign for an additional
200 family memberships.
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26
Center Boy Scouts

Boy Scout Troop 141 at the
Center will receive it's char
ter in a formal presentation
April % at $3.50 p. m. at the
Center. The Center also is
forming a Girl Scout troop
and youngsters between the
ages of II and Ia are invited
to ioin.
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26
6OOfh Congregation

NEW YORK - Congrega-
ton Beth Ell, Town of Mount
Royal, Quebec, Canada, be-
came the 60Oth affiliate of the
United Synagogue of Amer
lea at the March meeting of
the United Synagogue's Exec
utiVe Council.
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26

ELATH, ISRAEL, (JTA)-
Construction of oil tanks here
is being rushed to compile
ton, with auxiliary install
ations already completed, and
the first oil shipments to this
newly-revitalized Israeli port
are expected soon.
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26
Division Heads Named
For Cenfer's New Drive

Division heads have been named for the Center
for the drive.
Named ex-offcio members of the committee were
Morris C. Rosenbaum and Abe Chann Mrs Jules White
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26
Anshei Israel
Sets Annual
Meeting

The annual meeting of
Congregation Anshei Israel
will be held Monday, May
13 at 8 pm.
Election of officers will
be held following a report
of the nominating commit
tee.
At the conclusion of the
business meeting refresh
mentS will be served.
The Arizona post., 1957-04-26

EDITORS NOTE: The
following letter was re-
ceived from former Tucson
ans Manya and Harry
Strauss who now are living
in Israel. Although the let
ter was delayed i'm reaching
here, the POST is reprint
ing it because of the beauti-
full description of holiday
time In Israel.)
KIRYAT BIALIK, Israel
Shaloml The weeks fly and
already we approach the
Passover holiday.
But Harry and 1 are still
in a state of delightful in
toxication brought on by the
wond derful celebration OF
Purim here in Israel.
Who would ever think that
a people who have suffered
so much and are involved in
such political uncertainty
would be able to give them
selves to such hilarity in cele'
brating Purim?
The people's voice., 1957-11-29
The 1857 Farmer Labor Institute

Montanas annual FarmerLabor Institutes exherating
affairs They bring together people of varying walks OF life
together
and understanding of their mutual prob
problems peculiar to each attendance
concentrated discussion they return
their homes and their cags with comprehensive
important matters than they could hope to obtain weeks
of reading from volumes of books.
institute the first held
College, exception Some thought
institute mind past Institutes not
had attended
which other
which public affars
which failed will
standing of American Democracy action
talked Prisons and the
the talked
nation
achieve needed education the
population Notwithstanding
developing
detail
st the bargaining labor
Finally realizing involved
form political action considerable period Sunday the sub
political echnique
That the various be given than
a
by
holding
Montana
Pacific Northwest Nation
complete than is available this week-EDTOR.
The people's voice., 1957-11-29

the example of potatoes. This COM
modify has been on and off the price
support program with the result that
potatoes have been subject to a "boom
and bust" economy.
During the several years potatoes
were under price supports and pro-
duction allotments, Anderson said,
the price per hundredweight remained
fairly constant and reasonable to the
housewife, not dropping to the 'lows"
of or soaring to the 'highs'' of off
support years. In off years, he pointed
out, the price sometimes dropped to
low of $1.0O per hundred and was
ruinous to producers. These lows
would then be followed by retail
prices as high as $500 per hundred
weight because producers planted
short crop of the commodity.
The people's voice., 1957-11-29
In Union Affairs
Runk-und-Fie Must Take
A More Active Interest

movement, why we need labor unions
in society becoming more and more
organized at all levels, what members
and the public have to gain from
strong unions, and the Importance of
rank-and-file expression in determin-
ing union policies.
"a divergent view on member
lethargy was expressed later on in
the institute by Robert Weller, Kali
spell, business representative of Mon
tana District Council of Lumber &
Sawmill Workers. Weller pointed to
the several western Montana counties
where either his organization or Mine
Mill represented major voting blocks,
and how these union people, through
political action have been able to
make substantial improvements in the
legislative representation of several
counties in the area. He also noted
that liberal candidates for all state
and federal offices fare better in
those western counties than in almost
any other section of the state. AL
though there is educational work to
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