The Women's Trade Union League is the first organization which has attempted to deal with the whole of the problems of the woman in industry on a national scale.

If an extensive trade, the local is affiliated with the international, but neither local nor international, as we shall see, as yet grant to the woman worker the same attention as they give to the man, because to men trade unionists the men's problems are the chief and most absorbing.

So what more natural than that women belonging to various unions should come together to discuss the problems that are common to them all as women workers, whatever their trade, and aid one another in their difficulties, coöperate in their various activities, and thus, also, be able to present to their brothers the collective expression of their needs?

These women are growing too, as all must grow who live on life's firing line, and shrink not from meeting the very hardest problems of today.

The standards of public opinion have been her safeguard in the past, and she still looks to them for guidance, not realizing how often such commonly accepted views are misinterpretations of the problems she herself has to face today.

And again, besides the home problems, there was the same difficulty of getting at the real news, knowing the meaning of what was going on, the same heart-wearing alternations of hope and dread.

Miss Grace Abbott, director of the Chicago League for the Protection of Immigrants, tells a story, illustrating how very unintelligent an educated professional man can be in relation to immigrant problems.

In this way," Miss Abbott adds, "most discussions on the immigrant are diverted, and leave the fundamental problems quite untouched.

These girls add to courage and enthusiasm, such remarkable gifts of intellect and powers of expression as to make them a power wherever they have become awakened to the new problems that face them here and now, and to their own responsibilities in relation thereto.

The problems that face the woman organizer are many and complex.

And here she necessarily contrasts favorably with the average man organizer when he tries to deal with girls, because she understands the girl's work and the girl's problems better, and the girl knows that she does.

From this one fact arises a whole class, of conditions, with resulting problems and difficulties totally different from any the man trade unionist has to deal with among men.

Even if they should have attained the eighth grade with its dizzy heights of learning, the little teaching they have received in civics has not touched upon either of the most vital problems of our day, the labor movement or the woman movement.

Their introduction to the great problems of labor is through their practical understanding and handling of those problems as they encounter them in the everyday difficulties of the shop and the factory and as dealt with when they come up before the union meeting or have to be settled in bargaining with an employer.

Their introduction to the great problems of labor is through their practical understanding and handling of those problems as they encounter them in the everyday difficulties of the shop and the factory and as dealt with when they come up before the union meeting or have to be settled in bargaining with an employer.

Even today there are some general indications of how the workers are going to settle their own problems.

He was fascinated by no insoluble mystery and absorbed by no seductive problems.

The causes of the change in the political atmosphere which made this possible constitute one of the most interesting problems in English history.

BEAUCHAMP, WILBUR L. Everyday problems in biology.

A preprint of units 1-6, 7-8, inclusive, from Everyday problems in science.

SEE Elson, William H. Everyday problems in biology.

SEE Studebaker, J. W. A preprint of units 1-6, 7-8, inclusive, from Everyday problems in science.

Problems of today: wealth, labor, socialism.

Problems of today: wealth, labor, socialism.

Martha Cheavens (A); 24Sep65; R369083. CHEMISTRY MANUAL, EXPERIMENTS, PROBLEMS.