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Grey River Argus, 12 August 1925, Page 3

At long last the commercial travellers of Queensland have a real union and are actively bound on an Arbitration Court quest to improve their wages, hours, and conditions. Five years of cmployerdom’s evasions and rebuffs have driven home to them the truth that industrial action is the only wayin which the traveller, like any other worker, can get to grips with the economic forces which govern his daily life. Hence the Queensland Unio.i of Commercial Travellers, non-politieal, covering both country and town travellers, is duly registered, lias its neat, lit lie book of rules, and hopes to be within the portals of the Arliitratio.i Court, award-seeking, within the next eon pie of months.