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TheJa.mes Sales Grang Ladie.s auxiiiary is having ·a turkey dinner and bazaar Saturday, Nov. 3, from 5:30 to 8 in .the Gr;rnge hall, located one block off Park avenue at I 13th. Mrs. Collin Cuthbertwn is president of the auxiliary. · ~ The bazaar will feature fancy work, aprons, etc., and a food booth with home baked goods. Committees are Mrs. Collin Cuthbertson, kitchen; Mrs. Chester Georghi, dining ):oom and chance booth; Mrs. Paul Froman, pillow cases; Mrs. Harry ;Jinkens and Mrs. C. Melvin cKenney, aprons; Mrs. Louis Stanke, fca towels; Mrs. Jake Brandt, fancy work; Mrs. Donald Reed, publicity. Host for the evening will be Paul Froman. . Tickets may be purchased at the door, at .705 Lafayette street from Mrs. Jake Brandt, or a,t 774- South 72nd from• Mrs. Collin Cuthbertson. Parkland merchants who deserve thanks are Fletcher's Grocery; Alvstad's Market, ·Berry Grocery, Eagle Grocery, Smith's Grocery, and all "stores displaying posters.

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While this. was going on, Walt After co~nparing notes with. tJ:e Stanger of Summit Feed Co., the rne.rchants rn the South End, 1t IS inn.. i;iccn.t .Promoter. of. this u:Proar, w::s \ quite apparent that the total calls havmg his own troubles tryrng to wait ran well mto the thousands. on custom~rs and answer the phone at . On behalf of Walt Sta;iger and the t.he same.time. Finally, with additional T1mes-Journal staff, I w1sh to apolohelp, he was able to control the situ- gizc to those merchants whom we ation. His total calls ran well into caused so much unexpected trou):il_e the three-figure bracket. and to thank our readers who part!cIThc first 20 people who called his pated and .to assure you that although .stbr_e · and · . have· by ·now received · · · d some st arti"ing their yo_u _may h ave receive . .. .new · . one d oIIar b'Jl f l replies to your calls ' all the merc,rrsp i s are as. o , lows: Joe Doyle, 6019 So. Cedar, Ta- chan,ts, being the fine people tha_t they coma; E. 0. Totten, Rt.· 3, 'Box 825, arc, once they found out what 1t was Tacoma· Ed Rickert Rt. 4. Box 366 1 l all about, were soon captured by the Puyallup; Parkland Cycle Sliop, P. ! s1?irit _of the affair· and enjoyed the Box 418 Parkland. Hany Tweed Rt big mix-up as much as anyone. 13, Box'70S, Taco'ma; Mrs. Jam~s B: I assure you t.hat the atomic reFoster Rt 13 Box 125 Tacoma· Mrs. suits and confus10n caused by our Otto Jopp, P'. O. Box '167, Parkland; little quiz game were entirely unforMrs. Mary Rich, Parkland; Stan No- seen by Walt .and myself. . . . votney 6615 Portland Ave Tacoma· Thanks agam for your part1c1pat1on Mrs. G. Maxfield, Rt. 1 Box 826; and good fellowship. Tacoma; A. E. Riley, Rt. 1, Box JACK .~ROWN, ·.220,.B, Spanaw. ay; Ed Ranger, Rt. 13, Advcrt~smg Manager, Box 145, Tacoma; Mrs. Broughton, The T1mes-J ournal. Jh. 3, Box 534, Puyallup; C. J. Fulwilcr, 6311 McKinley Ave., Tacoma; Mrs. Paul Bacon, Rt. 3, Box 624, 1 Puyallup; Mrs. Fred Hall, Rt. 4, Box 3.4'A, Tacoma; Mrs. A. G. Rolf, Rt. 4, Box 412,, Tacoma; Mrs. Robert D.vath, Rt. 3, Box 654-B, Tacoma; Mrs. Elsie Larson, 8 219 East Sherwood, Tacoma; Mrs. -Carl Thompson, Rt. 3, Box 655, Tacoma. This week-end try one of our Fine· , All the others who called the Sumrnit Feed Co. have by .now received their surprise gifts. What was the surgenerously filled with the finest Mince Meat obtainable. You'll also want them later for your holiday entertaining. Buttons and Button Holes Aprons

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. ; . until around 10 a.m. Thursday when the•phones in most South End business houses began to buzz. Merchants were startled to hear a voice say, "Your ad is missing from the Times.Journal this week." After two or three such calls, each merchant rushed for his Times-Journal or ca\led our office to see what was going .on. In general, wn-r . fusion reigned. prise gift? A treat for their dog.

}Iv Thrills galore, and plenty of laughs .J. Trav .Dryer . . Area C1v1l Defense Duector and fun is in store Monday for local people when The Great Virgil, pre. Two impor!ant Civil lj)cfense m_eetfircnian or purch asc tickets· at the mier international illusionist, with his mgs are be 1 n g held, one tomght dnor. It will not hf' necessary to be skilled company of miracle workers, (Thursday), 8 p.m. at Parkland school lH'Csent to win. his show of miraculous and for Pa:kland ,a.nd the second tomorThe Summit-Woodland-Collins fire- brings enchanting wonders to the stage of the row. mght, l• nday, 8 p.m., at the. l'nen have nO"'iiV a new Diamond~ T Parkland junior high auditorium. Spanaway .fire .h~ll for Spanaway. At truf'.k, fully equipped with high and these mectmgs It 1s hoped that a sound The Kiwanis club of Parkland Area low pressure hose .and all other hand a?<! adequate system for. a practical fire fighting equipment nC'ccssary. is sponsor of this first class mystery ClVll defe_n~e can be s!'t up. . .. also have· the original truck, a show. President• Herbert Socolofsky Our C1v1! Ddcnsc IS anunpaid, vol.delivered Christmas day, 19+8, has done a lot of work jn obtaining u_nta.ry effort by us civi~ians for µs plus the auxiliary tanker. The volun- the show for Parkland. Usually it ClVlhans and for o~r neighbors an.<! teer firemen drill every Monday night. avoids the smaller cities. for our country. It 1s the. only answ .•e. . ~. ;.' lVIorc 111en are needed, so contact any Through the cooperation of Morris to th.e t_hreat of. hornblc c~;ualues of the firemen for information. Fire- Ford, president-elect of the Kiwanis bot~ :n hves and m our very. way pf men of the Woodland distrir.t are club, arrangements have been made hfe m event of a total war. . · Robert Flom, Harry Lee and Clayton. 'to provide transportation to the chilIf we wcr:: boll'.b~d we must be The comrnfosi9ncrs arc Ray Gogan, dren from the various schools, in order prepared to aid the 1n3ured and home.Ed Purdue ano Harry Lee. This year that they might attend the matinee at less,. restore order, and as qmckly as. arc also ~issuing another yearbook two ·o'clock on .Monday. P.ossible re-start the wh~els of producanyone interested in placing ads The big ·evening performance gets tion so that our country s defense n_iay. may call Mr. Purdue. under way at eight o'clock. Tickets be. strong and our morale be umm". The Women's auxiliary of the Sum- for the evening performance are one paired. . . > mit-Woodland-Collins district is now dollar each. They may be obtained at ART SWINDLAND, manager of National Bank of Washington, presenting Planned November 3 . WP are close to pnmary targ7ts an~ open for membership to any woman the door or in ·advance by any member a portfolio of Freedom Train documents to the Pacific Lutheran College . . time may be shorter than. we t~u~k. .in the fire district. They hold their of Kiwanis. library; Ole Stoen, PLC librarian, receives the gift.-(See story on page 3) . Collms T?ts dub will hold a dance . . . In order to be effective, c1v1! de": meetings on the 4th Wednesday of The Great Virgil 1s considered. the I ·, ip. the Collms Grange hall Satltrday fense work must be s~ared by a larg~. r-ach 1nonth. I?or information, contact fastest and most mystifying illusiomst evenihg, Nov. 3, fron1 9 o'clock until part of the populat10n. 0 n 1 y by the prcsidcut, Mrs. Flom, or Ruth on tour today, and it is said if you L Those in charge state that by "pass- spreading the work to many hands Clayton or Mrs. Hoff. nod to a friend you miss a trick, for Mystery Boy A~DNUAL ing_ the hat," dancing can continue can it. be both light and effective and; he presents as many as uine mysteries . . . . until th_e wee sma_ll hou~·s of the '."orn- more important, be maintained at that SMORGASBORD Friday evening m the course of three minutes. A large crowd of children gathered mg. Mixed d;mcrng will be. enioyed, level for as long as r11ay be necessary, in Trinity Lutheran church, with a . Opening with stwh !cat~ as cavort- before the Garfield Variety sto~·e Satwith refre_shm;nts to b~ served.. . I urgently ask "that every person i!l, pleasing concert, will be presented by mg ghosts, and appeanng ma puff of :~rday afternoon,;o. try to 1<;1entify the . · ·. Jo: Shilley s f~mr·p.1ccc band will Parkl;md and Spanaway who possibly. the Mary-Martha society. smoke, snatching birds flowers silks Halloween boy m the wmdow. Alprovide the music and the grocery can do so come out to these meetings. and rabbits from thin alr, and ca'tching though very well disguised, Lee 1'.ad' box award and the prize waltz are They need notbe long, but they are Jive goldfish visibly from the atmos- dock, the mys.tcry boy, was recogmzed features ,of the program. The Harvest very important. BOX SUPPER AND phere, Virgil goes. sw_iftly into· the by sev~ral c!11ldren. Je";nne Lynd, _th,c theme of the affair will be carried out 1nore spectacular illusions, such as: fi,rst girl winner, re~e1ved a n_urse s i,n colorful decorations of autumn VIOLET PRAIRIE GARDEN club CARD Sawing a woman in half, shooting a kit.; R.olly Molzan, first .boy wmner, The seventh annual Firemen's Ball leaves, squash, cornstalks, scarecrow, will celebrate its 18th birthday oh I"ADIES BRING A BASKET bullet through a girl, rescuing a i':'ngle was given an c;<tra specia.1 cap !S'1n. of the Harvard, Midfand and Larch- wagon wheel, horse harness, etc .. Thursday, Nov' 1, at a 1 o'clock meet" Prize for prettiest basket and prize pnncess captu_red by the ~anmba,ls, Three other wmners, Dutch -Friesy, mont Volunteer fire ,department will Mr. and .Mrs. Howard Morns ar.e ing at the home .of Mrs. J, C. Cope, , for highest pinochle score_ the Hmdu prmcess asleep m space, Lmda Ols?n and Douf>las Sorsdahl, be held this Saturday evening, Nov. general cha1rn;en; Mr. and Mrs. Gill 5601 So. A St., Mrs. A. C. Brandt and SATURDAY, NOV. 3-8 P.M. I being hung on a gallo\vs by a band each received a comic Ha~owcen 3, at the· Midland ballroom. This af- Baker, decorations; Mr. and Mrs. Har- Mrs. E. R. Ninman assisting. An Admission 50c of. Arabs .and countless other effects mask. fair culminates weeks of hard. work 01d Haas~, r~freshments;. checkroom award will be given for Thanksgiving CLOVER CR'K GRANGE HALL usmg tons, of elaborate and costly . . by all the firemen and members of and ticket 0££1:'~• Mr. and Mrs. Wal'. table decorations. Judging the. best, 4Y2 Miles East of Spanaway Box the Ladies auxiliary. Godfrey; publicity; Mr. and Mrs. S1 and in charge of the program, will be Y,, Rik. So. of Clover Creek School equipment. ThG~ futllVevenl i.n.g pderfobrm~nce of i Sponsored by the Clover Creek The money raised from this annual' DMc~lroy; features, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Jim Howard Siburg, who will 1e rea ug1 is sat to c 3ust one · b II h h I d h f" d" t · t ·th h eng. demonstrate ta b I e decorations for Jon' thrill d l ·h]· d . · Grange a box supper and card party a as ~ pe t e ire. lS nc roug ---------Thanksgiving. READY tha~ is mo;~ fu~u~h!i,aca,\h;::~~i~~ will he \cld Saturday evening in th.e some of its ~.oughcrl tunesf'· when tahx E:f"'"'" El""W"""S I II!! circus. Gran,'(e hall, bc'(inning at 8 o'dock. money wasn t amp c to mance t. c r ,....., Ii .,. ,.., PARKLAND PRESCHOOL study 'I "llr! . . I dd' · .· f h' h . development oI the department to its . . .,..,... i o&'1 Rufus Parkct is. chairman for the n a 1t1on to a pnze or tg score · In celebrat10n of Nat10nal Flower group will meet Wednesday evening Cello \Vrappcd for Lockers . Kiwanis club of this gigantic spec- in pinochle; a prize will be given. for present st~te'. · 1 Week, florists of the area are giving in Lorna Greer's 6th grade room. A : I tacle of mystery. If you want a seat ~he pretti~st basket. l_"he committee Money . ra!Scd from the:e dances a dozen roses or an orchid to anyone film on emotional development will be ROOSTERS \ · . be early. The Great Viigtl show m charge mcludcs Er':"m Ward, Free- made possible the construction of the donating a pint of blood during the shown and discussed; all parents are "'!I~ J is always a huwlmg success wherever man Me>'.ers, Fred Kistenmacher and P,resen~ hre. h.a~I, the purchase _of. the week. The flowers. will be given at the invited. . m • .;;J;;;J(: it shows. W. Mathiasen. first. fl!"e tiucl, and other necessary Blood Bank. Florists of Parkland are equipment. In 194?. the dance, 1;n·~cooperating in the event. HJI,t DRAWN YOUNG Don't. be a sleepyhead-get on your 'LAKEVIEW P-TA meets at 8 p.m: cceds were used to purchase a resuscifeet! HENS-$1.00 Each .Ji o Nov. 7 in the school auditorium. tator which has been instrumental in ft" There's a Harvest Hop just down the' The Parkland Light & Water Co. Plans will be made for the Dec. 1 the revival of many victims. All of the ll'JU'lll'ier '1lll'ilu o«:!IZ<i!!:llf street ' The Ladies' Aid· of Roy Congrega- At the Collins Grnnge; it starts at 9..,has applied for a variance pcnnit to carnival and third grade mothers will me? of. the department have . been tramed rn the use of the resuscitator tional church will hold a turkey din- Wc can dance all night if you've got construct a warehouse and garage back be hostesses. and mo.st of ~hem holdfyl\mencan; Red 'ner and .bazaar Wednesday, Nov. 7, of the present building, the permit the time. · Cross first aid cards an~ .the _depart.. serving to start at 5:30 p.m. hearing to he .held Frid.ay, Nov. 2, at · The Tots club from Collins is giving ·10 a.m., before the county conunisRecords Are Coming ment boasts three qualified mstructhis hop; tors in the group. . TRY-OUTS for "Parkland Revue," sioners in their office at the court To Frye's Furniture house in Tacon1a. The 1950 dance pl'oceeds made pos- ta1ent show to be present Nov. 28 by For a no111inal price you can dance ',.tilyou.drop. . · ... .. .. siblc the purchase of tun1,out clothes 'R'.odgcio Lu:nde post.and Aux.iliary No:· for the entire department, thus cutting 5052, will be held Wednesday evening So round up the gang-we'!! sec you there;- ~ in half the time· necyssary for the in the Parkland school. Those wishing men to get to the station when an- to participate are asked to contact Don't you think it's time you went a "tcar.'i swering the night calls, as well as Mts. Marvin b. Hodge, the producer, addi11g much comfort and protection HA. 3958. to the men. 1 ··~;;,;;~~~~,..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IS HERE T.his year th. e proceeds will be set l':' 11 aside for furnishing a new firchall which the department hopes the fire district will .be able to finance through a bond issue. Members of· the department are negotiating at the present HAS THE BUYS ON SHRUBBERY, FRUIT TREES, SHADE ' time for property with ample room TREES, PERENNIALS AND HOUSE PLANTS for, a large drill field and a larger fire hall to house the equipment. The Harvard, Midland and LarchLocated between Airport Road and Midland 1nont fire d_epart111ent is inade up entirely of volunteer personnel. The comon Portland Avenue call PHONE 1nissioners, chiefs and firemen reeeive no remuneration for the hours of woi'lc Rt. 4, Box I 17 Phone and drill or the weeks of night duty when they take their regular turn of SOUTH sleeping at the fire station. The only pay is the satisfaction that they are doing a job that is appreciated by Our Cab Service Brings the all of the residents of the fire district. HH~llt. For advanced tickets, call any

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PARKLAND !'-TA executive board will meet at 8 p.m. this (Thursday) 1•vening in the home of Mrs. W. Stay for the regular November session, Mrs. R. C. Lynd presiding. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Stay, Mrs. R. Gottschalk and Mrs. A. Pederson.

By Barbara Cordes - Puy. 5-2511 Mrs. Dan Anderson is home again after several days in Puy,1llup General hospital with hrokcn ribs and multiple 13818 Pacific Ave. bruises following an automobile acci- ,, dent on hr.r way home from work. .---..;..------------Hunting Trip Frank Wiggens of Airport Road and Tom Waller of Kent arc all packed to "hit the rond 1·' for clr-er At' Nii Extra Cost over in . casterµ Washington. They RHONE'S CABINET SHOP plan to be gqne a week., 2nd & Pacific Spanaway Lucky Hunter GRanite 3342 Bill Woods of Lumhlah road has 2lrcady brought honi.c his deer and 1. also a bear. His daughter Cindy was · in on the cxxcitcment when daddy got his deer. Drill Team Goes Shopping Members of the Fruitland drill team Went to Seattle last week to purchase new fpnnals. for· their degree work. The gi·oup stopped at Arthur's on the Seattle-Tacoma highway for dinner. Those going were Mrs. Clarence Otto, Mr. and Mrs. Riffle, Mrs. Clifford Hurst, Mrs. Walter, Mrs. CbalICE CREAMERY lanclcr, Mrs. Marque Hendricks, Mrs. Harold Hanson, Mrs. Myrtle Jones; Garfield St., Parkland Mrs. Arthur Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Chips. Clarence Otto is the trnn1's drill n1astcr rind this group has received inany co111p,limc'nts on the ASK ABOUT success of their team. ! Brecko.n 4-H'crs Win Bert Earlham took the judging team of the Breckon +-H Liv(:stock. and Is Our Poultry dllb to Seattle for the WashSpecialty ington Junior Poultry exposition. The General judging team consistr-d of Bobby ElsRepairing don, Ricky 1-1c1v1ackcn, and Jinuuy

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Beverly Corrigan, Reporter GRanite 3545 The Neighborhood "Sew and. So" club 1nct last· rfhursday evening 8.t the home of ?lfrs. Emil Nouguier with M.1.·s. Herbert. Piper ass_i.sti.ng her as co-hostess. Those attcnchnf! the mecting v.•erc Jviesdamcs Fred Sichl, A1len Zook, Richard McNabb, Fred Di-. mond, Charles Harris., Harold Stovig, Edith 'Miraldi, ·Robert Carson Jr., Robert Carson Sr., I\·nn Jlarri::;on, John Hollan, Peter Teffre, Vi o 1 a Townsend, Edward Hendricks and 'Floyd Jensen. A1tar Society The Altar society of St. John of the Woods parish will hold their regular monthlymcNing Thursday, November l, at the hollle of Mrs. Harold Thaden on East 104th street.

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'49 FORD 8 2~door. Heater, deluxe blue ____________ $1445 '49 LINCOLN; convertible. Radio.heater, 0.D. $1995 '48 PONTIAC 6 H)'.'dromatic. Beautiful 2-tone green. ----,,---,---------~$ 13.9 5 '48 PONTIAC 4-dr; 6 Hydromatic .. Heater, radio; ______________________________ $13 9 5

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'47 FORD 2-door 8.Heater, super de.Juxc black. $995 '47 MERCURY convertible. Radio ___________________ $ l 0 9 5 '47 PACKARD 4-door Sedan. Grey, heater, new tires. _ ' ________________ $995 '47 DODGE I-ton Truck. ______________________________ $ l 09 5 ·47 CHEV. Panel _ $995 '46 FORD Club Coupe. Ra. dio, heater, sportlight, sun visor' low mikage ____ $99 5 '46 FORD Z-door. Radio, - $895

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'42 CHEV. 5-pass. C•oupe. Quality Hobby Supplies Radio, beater ________ $5 50 Phone BR. 2562 '42 CHEV. Dump Truck. 95 '42 CHEV. Panel _______.$350 '4.2 DIAMOND-T, 163 h.p, Cont. ______________ $1650 '41 FORD coupe. New rings, bearings, heater ________ $495 '41 FORD 2-door. As is -------~----------------$ 3 75 '41 GMC 3/4-ton Pick-up. '41FORD4-dobr ________ $395 Pierce County '41 BUICK 4-door ~---.:S550 Refuse Co. '41 CHEV. 2-doot. Radio, SA.SH.-- WINDOWS Weekly GARBAGE· Collectiom hea tcr ______________________ $5 5 0 DOORS and FRAMES Phone GR. 8688 WE .CUT GLASS '41. PLYMOUTH ____ _$495 Tempered MASONITE 4'x3'xYs" '41 STUDE. Commander 4SHEI;;TROCK-ALL SIZES door. Radio, heater, O.D. BI UC ----------~------------$ 5 50 '41 STUDE Commander 4do9r. Heater, O.D. As is________________ ___ $29 5 "' l\It. Highway at Spanaway GR. 3323 WE DELIVER '41 FORD ;0-ton Truck. New rings and bearings. ---- -- _______ · __________________ $ 4 9 5 BICYCLE REPAIRS - Guaranteed .. parts and workmanship. New and '41 GMC Tractor, 5-speed NO TREE CUTTING signs, 2 for used bicycles for sale. Spanaway· 25c. LaCrosse Printers, Park Ave. main box, 3-specd brownCycle, 3rd and Mt. Highway, in ~Wheeler__~:•_Par~fa-~d. _ __ Spanav.ay. 15ctf litc, 2-specd rear encl $600 SIGNS FOR S.ALE . - No Huntiug, • a '41 CHEV. 1-ton Pick-up. j For Sale, For. Rent, No Trespassing, Septic Tanks, Cess Sold and others. Get them at the As is 95 Times-Journal offiCe on PLC camPools Cleaned '41 CHEV. Panel ________ $495 _pus. 15c each or 2 for 25c. Contents Hauled Away '40 HUDSON Coupe $295 Time to Plant NOW! HUTSON TANK CLEANING '40 PLYMOUTH, __ $395. GR 5467 GA 7033 Choice line of Ornamental '40 DODGE 4-door. New Shrubs, Camclias, Azaleas motor _______________________ $49 5 ,...,Records Are Coming FIRTH NURSERY '40 STUDE 2-door. __ $295 To Frye's Furniture GA .. 2524 '40 ST UDE Chan\ pion. 4-. door. As is _____________ $200 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Pearls Restrung '40 CHEV. C.O.E. ____ $450 Jewelry. Repaired Call TURNER I '39 CHEV. _______________ $250 FU. 2400 Terms GR. 3108 I '3 9 CHEV. ________________ $15 0 - .. ..15ctf ' 0

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77e -- 6Cans MILK, Carnation 79~ -- COFFEE, 1-lb. M.J.B. JUNKET FUDGE MIX

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Span away November 2 & 3 ·sugar Cured

CORN BEEF &PORK

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rules changes, which have already been agreed to by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Of these, the principal one seems to be that having to do with socalled "interdivisional service"-runs which take :in two or more seniority districts. The union leaders would bar progress and efficiency :in the industry, and better service to the public, by i;na:inta:ining a situation where they can arbitrarily stop a railroad from establish:ing such iuterdivisional runs. The carriers propose that if a railroad wishes to set up an interdivisional run, the railroad and the unions should try to agree on such run anc;t the conditions which should siJ.rround its establishment, and if the railroad and the ~ons can't a¥1"ee, the matter will be submitted to arbitration. , But the three union leaders still refuse.

Rules Can Be Arbitrated The tailroads have not only offered these thref! unions. the same rules agreed to by the BRT and covered by the White House Agreement, but have even agreed to submit such rul~s to arbitration.

The Industry Pattern Is Fixed With the pattern so firmly established. in tlie railroad :industry, it seems fair to suggest that the ,leaders of BLE, BLF&E, and ORC stop their quibbling and take action to make the railroad labor picture 100% complete. Certainly today's economic and international situation calls for a united front. And certainly no goo\1 reason has been advanced why these three unions should be preferred over all other railroad employes.