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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

slovanskim proletariatom V Av-
striJi. StaliSGe strankinim organi.
zacijam III njihovi taktiki je V
splosnem dano pc njenem pro.
gramu. RaZredno staliSce stranke
zahteva V vseh naGelnih vpraSa-
nJih popolnoma samostojen ma.
stop, ne glcde ma TO, &c bi izvirala
~ tega navidcz trenotna Skoda.
zlasti pa jc odklanjati skupne ma.
Slope Z meSGanskimi strankami,
III hi navidcZn0 ali trenotno kra.
Jevno Steer kOristili, celokupno
prolctarsko gibanje pa ovirali V
nJegovi akcijski zmoznosti in mu
prlzadejali moralno ali drugaCno
tctudi L. trcnotno Skodo. To velja
me- le "a krajevno omejene organi
zaciJc, tcmVeC tudi "a vSe socialno
demokratiCne organizaci.je V cnem
IN iStem kraJu. Use ma temelju soc
dem. programa uStanOVljene Or
ganizacije zaSledujejo enak konG.
al smOter, VSled cesar so Y biVstvu
vSe cnako vaZnc. Agitacija "a
povctanJc organizacij III njih po-
globitev o~dgovarjaj dcjanSkim pc.
trcbam, bodi smotrcna in ne DO.
Sezaj Y i%ntcresne sfcrc drugih or
g%anizacij, Cctudi hi IL tcga izviral
"a dOticno organizacijo veGji u
Speh. Oh priredbah sploSne vazno
Sti ali n%acelncga pomona Sc zahte-
va informiranje in sodelovanjc
vSeh poklicanih in odgovornih
Strankinih tiniteljcv, pri Gcmer
pa ne odlotaj princip maiorizaci.
Jc, temvec cdinolc %smotrenoSt V
socialisticucm zmislu. Tcndcnca
bodi pocnostavljenje adminiStra.
cije, delitev, della, ccntralizacija
izobrazevalnih Sredstev it'd, ter
mformiranje nadrejenih organiza.
eli. LIE Y Skrajnem slu5aju Sc wolf
manjSe zlo. &c nj drugega izhoda
Gledc mladinskc o. g|anizacije
Sprejme strankin zbor soglasno
Sledeco resolucijo:
| Devcti strankin zbor iugoslo.
anSkc Socialno demokraticne
stranke prizna potrcbo ustanOvit.
ye mladinskih organizacij jugo-
Slovanskc mladine po vseh jugo
|slovanskih krajih, kjcr je lie mo.
gote III p%ripOroca jugoslovanskim
mladinskim organizacijam skupno
ime: Jugoslovanska socialisticna
mladina.
,. Obencm priporoGa jugoslo-
vanSki socialistiGni mladini, da
skliGc - kadar DO "a to cas- -
n0nferenc) ielegatov vseh mia
"a skin dclegatov, XII doloGi smer
organizacije in taktike jug.
soc. mlad.'
3. Socialisticnim pOlitiGnim or
ganizacijam Sc pripOroca, mai pod.
pirajo ustanavljanje or~ganizaci.j
jug. soc. mlad." pri vsaki pri.
Tiki.
4. V strankinem glasilu Sc IL.
vedc posebna rubrika jug. soc.
mlad.'
5. Dolocitcv Glanskih prispev.
kov iZvrSi jug. soc. mlad." sa.
ma.
6. Clanc jug. soc. mlad." Sc
pOziva. da pc prekoraccnem 81.
letu, oziroma ko postanejo pomoc
Mkt, pristopijo k jugoslovanski
socialno dcmokratiGni stranki kot
p%oliticni stranki.
Rcsolucija sodruga Tune k
prcdmetu socialna dcmokracija i'm
obGina
!. Socialno dcmokraticna Stran.
ka jc bistvcno komunistiGna. to
Jc. vidi socialni cilj Y uNrdbi pol.
ne avtonomije ljudstva potom oh
Gin. Lee pc polni obGinski avtono.
miji jc mOgocc izvesti kulturnc in
go>podarskc in socialnc tcznic So
cializma.
,. Socialno dcmokratiCna stran.
ka mora pc drugi strani upoSteva
ii, da ic pc naravncm ku,mrncm
p%olozaju veGina obtin kmcGkcga
prcbiVdlstva, Iii so pc goSpOdar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Razprave v pondeljek.

Drugi dan strankincga zboro.
vanJa otvarja sodrug Anton Kri
stan V pondeljek oh pol devctih
IN naznanja, da je priSel ma zbor
zaStopnik GeSko-slovanske social
no demokratiGne stranke DIR. Sou.
kup. Podeli mu tudi takoj besc-
do.
Iivahno pozdravljcn pravi so
drug
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

raIuHlho 4 IzvrSeValnlmi OdbOri
dczelnc organizacije.
Razprave v pondeljek.
Drugi dan strankincga zboro.
NanJa otvarja sodrug Anton Kri
stan V pondeljek oh pol devctih
in naznanja, da je priSel ma zbor
~HaStopnlk CeSkO-slovanSkc social
no demokraticne stranke dr.. Sou.
kup. Podeli mu tudi takoj hese-
do.
Iivahno pozdravljcn pravi so
drug
Dir. Soukup:
tc>ka Socialna dcmokracija "a.
Slrdujc pozorno Vas boz. kcr We.
da j. odvisno cd razvoja Vase
Strankc naSe razmcrjc Y avstrijSki
International.
Po halkanSki vojni zivimo pri
mas Y pray posebnih razmcrih
Strel Y Sarajcvu j. priSel kakor
blisk in oSvctlujc polozaj Y Az
Strln kar n%ajjasneje. Ia strcl jc
Slmbol avStrijskih razmer. posle.
dica ahSolutizma. Obzalujcmo
kar So j. zgodilo. kcr vcmo, da
So Z atrntati ne izpremcne razme.
re. P%rcpriGani smo. Ola ne more.
10 OhStati razmcrc t~allSnc, kakrS.
ne so danes. Pc vsci AvStriji je
abSOlutiZcm Vladar i'm ma CeSkcm
imamo tudi komisarjat. STRIFE
grofjc vladajo -Ogrsko :
Schocnborn, Stucrgkh. Tisza in
Bcrchtold. Ia vlada je izraz skup-
mega napadaia rcakcije. da sire
ljudski parliament. CeSki social.
Stitni p%rolctariat So pripravlja
ravno Sedaj ma ~najvcGji boz proti
absolutizmu, Ia boz pricnc 26. jul.
LIZA, ker Y takih razmerah nam
nj mogoGc wee zivcti. Avstriia nj
bila Sc nikdar V takO teZki notra.
Mi krizi kakor ravno Scdaj. Dobiti
mOramo konsolidirano drzavo. ker
drugaGe nj obstoja tel DRAW. 4
%tentati vzbuiaio zopct atcntate.
Reforma mora prinesti namesto
rcakcije pravico: Ali ne bo Av.
STRIFE, ali pa DO lehko aivela kot
federacija avtonomnih narodov.
Poleg ceSko-nemSkega profile
ma imamo V Avstriji Sc vecji pro.
blem. Mad vso EvrOpo visi nereSe
no Jugoslovansko ~vpraSanie. Jul
goslOvani so razdcljeni V ii drza.
Vi ma Stiri dele. \ tudi IA .Jugo.
Slovane Sc priblizuje zgodovinski
moment, XII kategOriGno zahtcva
rcSticv NTH zi~vljenjskih vpra.
SAM.
Y avgustu bo ma Dunaju kom-
grcS intenacionale. NaSa naloga
10. da So tcdaj dotakncmo tudi
tcga %vpraSanja. Danes .je Viva mi
SCI ujcdinjcnja balkanskih marc.
dov, tudi pri mas So mora poglo.
hltl miScl ma fcdcraciio avstrijSkih
narodov. Ako hoGcmo naprcdovati
kot prolctarSki raZrcd. tcdai mo.
IA prlti pref do narodnOStnc pO-
ravnane y Avstriji .JaSno mora
biti. kaj da DO Z drzavo. ka.j Z ma.
mi. Cd vSch Strani Sc Siri Y Avstri.
j ircdcntizcm in sega V Peter
burg IN Berlin. V Bucharest i'm Rim.
Parlamcntarno dclo .ic vslcd oh.
Sirukcijc povScm ncplodno. Soci.
alncga zavarovanja, Xxi jc tako Ii
vo p%otrcbno. nj mogoGc izveSti. V
vScm. kar Sc godi phi mas. vidimo.
da dclujcjo tajno ma 10. da Sc IL.
niti ljudski parliament. da So pri.
pravlJa atmosfcra, ugodna IA dr.
zavni prcvrat, da hi dobili vod.
Stvo drzavc zopet fevdalci. Ali
tc pride do tega. tcda.j DO konec
Avstrije. DRAWN prevrat. Xxi hi
hotel ubiti l.iudski parliament. 10
tcdaj "a AvstrijO uSodcn.
NaSim %razpravam zclim mnoga
uspeha. Iivcla jugoslovanska so.
cialna demokracija. Iivela medina
rodna socialna demokracija!
(BurnO odobravanjc)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Nemski sodrugi so Berolnu
priccli izdajati nov ilustrovani le-
poslovni list.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Zemljevid Avstro-ogrske, vre-
den 25c, posljemo brezplacno {;
piSite POM ma "Austro-A American
Line" 2 Washington ST., New
York, ali pa nasim zastopnikom.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Ako ielite slovenske gramofon
ske ploice, Columbia gramcfone
zlatnino in srehrnino. ohrnite So
na nasl
A. J. TERBovEC g. co.
P o. Box %, Denver. Colo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Strankin zbOr sprejme soglas-
no predlog izvrsevalnega odbora
k tocki "Organizacija in taktika."
Deveti redni strankin zbor Ju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Soglasno sprejme strankin zbor
predlog volilnc komisije, XII pred
laga Y ozji izvrScvalni odbor so.
drugc:
kopata Josipa, Rcgenta Ivana,
Mihevca ~Ignacija, kcrmolja Vim.
ka, Pctejana Josipa:
SirSi izvrSevalni odbor pa:
IA Trst - Bahuna Andreja;
"a GoriSko - drja. Tumo Hen.
rika;
"a lstro - Dozeta Milana:
"a Dalmacijo stavi Scle p~ozneje
predlog izvrSevaIncmu odboru
dalmatinska dczclna k~onfcrenca +:
zaKranjsko - Cobala Melhijo.
ia in kristana Antona:
"a %Stajersko - Sittcria Igna.
CHA;
"a koroSko - Waischa Franco ::
Y kOntrOlo pa: I'd.
Gasparija Augusta. J~erncjciGa
Antona in Milosta Franco.
Strankin zbor sprcjmc soglasno
predlog sodruga Antona Krista-
ma:
Jugosloyanska soc. d~cmokratiG.
ia stranka Sc udclezi po 6 delega-
tin mednarodncga socialistiGnega
kongresa ma Dunaju. Trije dele
gatjc so zastopniki politicnih or
%ganizacij. trije delegate pa "a
stopniki strok. org. ~IzvrScvalni cd
Dor maj izvrsi V najkrajSem Gasu
vse potrebno V tel zadevi.
Strankin zbor sprejme soglas.
no predlog izvrsevalnega odbora
k tocki "Organizacija in taktika. 81
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Dir. Soukup:

'c>ka Socialna demokracija "a
SlrduJc pozorno Vas boz, kcr We
da ic odvisno od razvoja Vas,
Strankc maSe razmcrjc Y avstrijsk
International.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
FOR THE PARTY.

The maid in her early teens is still
wearing fiIlets of ribbon. They are sim
pie. girlish and easily made. So easily
and inexpensiveIy are they made that IL
Is quite practicable to have one for every
party frock. with now and then a slight
change of design. For the pink frock
one might have a Doubt fIIet of hat.
that is. two bands to so across the head
Grecian fashion. Wrap these carefully
with ribbon any where from a quarter
to an inch wide. The heaviest hat .rire
should be used. and IL the one strand
is not thick enough. two strands should
be twisted or laid together and wrapped
as one Bend the wire into a half circle
10 fit over the head snugly. it might be
well to so bend the wire before wrapping
Wrap two of these half circles sepa-
rately. Arrange them so tast they will
be about an inch or two inches apart
at the side Jennings. These joinings
should he made by crossing slightly one
fillet over the end of n, ether. and
either wrapping or lacking. perhaps both.
the wires together with silk the color OF
the ribbon used. II his is not firm
enough. a very fine ribbon wire might
be wrapped about the joininzs. At the
right side place small artificial pink
rose. At the left side slightly larger
rose and a bud, with very few green
should be used.
To make the roses, cut small petals
from the pink ribbon. Law the right sides
together and run the tiniest of seams
about them. leaving the pets+Ss open at
the bottom far enough to turn the petals
on the right side. This will make a
double petal. which is nearly always nee
essary for a Nat bow.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
SILVER CASES.

Frequently odd table silver will come
in a pssteDoard box from the Jeweler.
and We open il TO find that the piece is
swsthed only in tissue paper. II we are
careful. and. indeed: if We wish to save
ourselves the work of frequent polishing.
we must replace the silver in the tissue
each time that the silver is used. This is
more or less OF a trouble. and not nearly
so simple a matter as slipping the silver
into a flannel case. These cases can be
made of two strips of dark flannel They
may be as long as desired. and contain as
many compartments as one wishes to
make. One OF practicable size is two feet
long and a foot wide. Divide it into
about 21-2-inch compartments. This size
compartment will ACCOMMODATE most any
ordinary piece of fiat silver. A larger
case may be made for the larger fiat
silver.
To make the case. cut two strips of
the flannel. one two feet by twelve inches
and the other two feet by eleven inches.
Either hem the top e4-inch edges OF these
two pieces or buttonhoIe them in silk
that matches the flannel in color. Join
the two pieces together by stitched or
buttonholed seams on the lower 24-inch
edge and the two Finch sides. Run rows
OF machine stitching up and down the
case leach row will be eleven inches in
length) to form the compartments. Hand
sewing will not be sufficiently strong The
half-inch difference in the strips forming
the case appears at the top. One edge
being a half inch b-sow the other en-
ables one to more readily get at the sill
yer when il is encased in the compart-
ment At the center Of one Pinch end
place a . I-s-foot narrow ribbon or tape
to tie about the case when it is rolled up.
to keep it from unfsstening and allowing
the silver to slip out.
A dark garnet flannel or canton flannel
is a very good shade for such cases. This
is the color usually used by jewellers for
the purpose.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
ANDREW AND IMOGENE
Spring Fever Gets to Andrew; Longs for the
Sunny South and Sports of His
BoyhOOd Days.
By ROE FULKERsON,
washington's Real Humorist.

every spadeful Of earth In as full of big
fat worms as a bun Is of currants?
Don't you know that in that big
eddy just below the mill dam there are
Just oodlins and oodiins of perch and
suckers waiting for me 10 pick up those
worms and come up there and feed 'em?
Don't you know that my cane pole
and pickle bottle cork are all fixed up
in the attic and all have to do Is to go
up there and get 'em where I left them a
few million years ago and go a-fishin'?
Don't You know from where / sit
under that dam can see a peewee carry
ing alternate loads OF green moss and
dabs of mud out Of which she is fashion
ing summer home IN the cool shade OF
the old dam on one of the big stringers7
Don't you know. woman. that while
the people in this mans town are wheez-
ing and sneezing. that spring. the hussy.
is flirting with every tree and shrub and
every lamb. pup. calf and boy back
home?
Don't you know that want to quit
wearing arctic goloshes here in the snow
and go back home where l can take of
my shoes and wriggle my toes in the
scft. warm mud OF the creek bank?
Don't you know that there are six
or seven squirrels flirting their tails.
barking and jumping through the
branches OF those big elms that over
hang the sawmill. and while they feast
on the fresh buds they are carrying on
a filtration that will cause many happy
bachelor squirrels to become settled mar
ried folks inside of a month?
Don't you know that there are a
thousand things calling me home, and
don't you know that"
Il know there goes the dinner gong"
said Imogene. interrupting him, "and I
also know that the fact that we have
spring lamb and mint sauce for dinner
may help to dispel your melancholy"
That depends entirely" said Andrew.
stepping aside for her to pass out of
the room ahead Of him. "on the age of
the lamb"
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
How to Live 100 Years

5. Keep your bed away from the
wall.
6. No cold bath in the morning,
but a bath at the temperature of
the body.
7. Exercise before breakfast.
s. Eat little meat, and be sure
that II is well cooked.
9. Drink no milk. (This applies
to adults only.)
TO- Eat plenty Of fat to feed the
cells which destroy, disease germs
IL. Avoid intoxicants. which de-
stroy the cells that combat disease.
IL. Allow no pet animals In your
living rooms, for they carry dis
ease germs.
13. Live in the country II you
can.
IA. Watch the three D's-drfnk-
ing-water, damp and drains.
Is. Have change Of occupation.
16. Take frequent and short va
cations.
II. Limit your ambitions.
Is. Keep your temper.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10

Andrew wandered around the room
picking up bric-a-brac and laying it down
again. staring into the bleak, cold street
and drumming impatfently on the window
pane.
DO sit down. exclaimed Imogene In
an exasperated tone. you act like a
prisoner. Does YOU home make you
think of a jailr'
"Exactly!" said Andrew sadly. ''I feel
like magonlia bloom frozen in a block
OF Ice, giraffe foundering IN a snow
drift. or Sandwich Islander tobogganing
IN Sweden.
ITS the time OF year that's got my
goat, honey.
Don't you know it's March,
Don't you know that down home Aunt
fempy is out in the medder with a case
knife and a dishpan cuttin' Wild mustard,
Pepper grass. and sheep sorrei for
greens?
Don't you know that ti,oSe three Will
kins boys are out no the hill back Of the
nchoolhouse tryin' to fly a kite?
Can You look out into that street as
cold as organized charity and realize
that the bluebirds are carryin' straws
into that little bird box under the caves
OF the smoke house?
Don't you know that down at home
the lilocks are Just turning themselves
inside out and showing their lavender
hearts to the world and that big fat
lazy yellow-striped bumbIebees are buzz
Ing over them like a mother grooming
over the cradle of a kid?
you talk about me bein' impatient
when / have to stand here and listen
TO that coal cart dumpin' across the
street when 1 might be under that big
beach tree over by the pond Iistenin'
to red-headed woodpecker trying to
beat his brains out digging a hole in
which his wife can lay four speckled eggs
before Easter?
Don't you know that old Zeb is spadin'
up the garden back home and that
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
The New Coat Blouse

- UTE q novelty Is the coat
~ blouse, a. we'll a. q great
- favorits. It 10 made very
loose, falling in folds under the
rms over the folded sash which
invariably sncirciss the waist.
The Sleevss are generally long
to the wrist, and rucksd Up the
arm Ike O. suede Eiova, while fro
gently Q nsrrcw strip Of fur forms
the cuffs - well ~ finishes the
neck. For home wear such a
blouse VIII probably be made OF
soft broosds o. fouIafd silk Of some
kind, end wiz have wistiets Of
pIsetsd iscs Or net, while 0 dchu
sd0s6 With pimilsf friiling WI
sftoFd . ftnish. oompossd q ~
sst AcsssR. he cost kianaA- an
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10

THE decrease in the death-rate
during the last century has
been remarkable, but, as
every we'll informed physician
agrees. 1t has been brought about
chiefly by lessening the number OF
deaths among infants and persons
under thirty-five years Of age. After
the latter age the danger Of death
is greater than ever, in spite Of all
that medicine and surgery can do.
The famous British physician,
Sir James Sawyer, believes It is
by no means a difficult matter
for any human being to live to
be a hundred years old. He has
recently declared that anybody can
attain this age, unless killed by
accident, II he or she will relig-
ously observe the following eigh-
teen Commandments Of health:
1. Eight hours sleep every night.
2. Sleep on your right side.
8. Keep your bedroom window
open.
4. Have a mat at your bedroom
door.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
HEI2E IS 4 2E7zAtN1 F0S
MIL ZL/GEWI AM7
MELL -ZRAlnLED e51EhtoG14PHERS

the public wants in order to pre-
sent successfully the cause in
which one is interested. Educa-
tional institutions. social organi-
cations and business houses all
use publicity secretaries TO an in
creasing extent. Newspaper ex-
perience is often demanded and
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
AZ the Union Club.

WHY hsys ysulssvss up gnetjasr'
w.s. y Gsn''A.s y esala.ee4 4@Asess
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
Moving Verso.

Moving Verse.
that moved ne to tears"
Eow dl6 II move you scr
wApt eecause couldn't sst - the
author Ags-aefaA
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10

be worn without q coat for walk
ing during the warm days in the
early autumn. and In this case fur
or marabout trimming IL, Of course,
more suitable than the lace.
The basQues of these blouses are
quite brief. not nearly 20 long a.
those on Q coat, and thus give q
slender. Eirlish appearance to the
figure.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
An Excellent Reason.

why Is H." queried the fair
widow, "that they always say a
man pines for q voman7"
~ suppose" Erowisd the fussy
bachelor, Its because pine d about
the-nftest wood thers ia
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
MoMEW ARE
s5HC7CESs5TW nv
! ME EEZD ~.
AGRICuZ ZTURE
SCIENTIFIC POSITIONS.

stenography is a great help in get
ting started.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10

bureau from college women in
search of others.
PUBLICITY WORK.
Publicity Secretaries.-Here there
is a wide range OF opportunity and
required training. One must write
easily and have sense as to what
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
For Finger Marks.

\ few drops of sweet oil are excellent
for removing finger marks from var
nished furniture and woodwork.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-10
M1R/7/S
INCL U2ED nv.
e5uCZAL WORE
BY Mary Van Kleek.

Miss Van Kleek, as manager oi
the New York intercollegiate,
Bureau, has gathered much sounc
information on the subject of EN-
ployment for college women anc
others. Below she gives the re,
suit of the investigations made by
the bureau:
AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED
OCCUPATIONS.
Women are increasingly success
ful in this field. Salaried positions
are comparatively few as yet, ex-
cept for teaching in rural schools
and in special agricultural institu-
tions. School gardens offer an
other interesting opportunity, al
though the positions are seasonal.
SOCIAL WORK.
It is impossible to outline
definitely the types OF work open to
women who are seeking careers in
this profession. Only a suggestion
can be given of some Of the present
activities Of organizations employ
ing paid workers. These include
charity organization. family treat
ment and relief. promotion of
public health and sanitation, treat
ment and prevention of disease,
Of
work and at school as dependent or
delinquent, the study Of industrial
conditions and of immigration
problems, recreation, settlement
and neighborhood activities, and
provision for the treatment Of Of
tenders by the courts and by pro-
baton officers. In connection with
these tasks workers are needed as
executive secretaries. superinten-
dents, agents, Investigators. visit
ors and assistants Of various kinds.
BUSINESS.
The interesting and varied op-
portunities in this field do not sub
NIT to classification. The training
is secured in many ways, especially
as assistants or apprentices In sue
cessful business houses. The bureau
has placed women as assistants in
the personal service departments
Of large stores, as executives IN
charge Of groups Of girls In public
service corporations; as directors
Of saleswomeu for manufacturing
companies; and Is secretaries and
stenographers in nearly all forms
Of business. Occasionally the
bureau has been asked to find q
woman to buy and manage a small
business.
HOME ECONOMICS.
Dietitians.-A highly specialized
profession. Calls come from pro-
Tessive institutions. hospitals,
clubs, etc. Salaries are not yet
fully standardized and the duties
are not always clearly defined.
This fact probably explains the
present scarcity Of good dietitians.
Metrons and House Mothers
These might well be considered In
the social work group. The duties
are those described for superin-
tendents and housekeepsrs, only on
q smaller scale. The positions are
less highly specialized, and the SCI
eptific attitude, while important,
must be combined with Q genuine
social spirit In orphanages ana
homes for children training In ped
gogy or kindred sub5scts % dssir-
able.
Restsnrant and Tesroom Aaist-
ants and Cafeteria Manse@.-
Restaurant and tearoom msnsssrs
sre usually owners and must hsvs
cspftA Ths burssn hAs had ~.
eral reshnsnts rsoordsd Win u
for saie. Gals for aodseauty in
restaurants and tesrooms are fyrue.
ar md hsFs usually como - -