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An O(EVlog2V) algorithm for finding the maximal flow in networks is described. It is asymptotically better than the other known algorithms if E = O(V2-ε) for some ε>0. The analysis of the running time exploits the discovery of a phenomenon similar to (but more general than) path compression, although the union find algorithm is not used. The time bound is shown to be tight in terms of V and E by exhibiting a family of networks that require Ω(EVlog2V) time.++