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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
A Step Toward the
Abolition of War

"Genocide" is new word in the
vocabulary of our time. The prac-
tice to which it refers is not new;
unfortunately, it is not obsolete
either. GenOcide means the syS-
tematic and deliberate obliteration
of an entire group of human. be-
ings. The group may be racial,
religious, cultural, economic, polit-
ical; it may be characterized by
long heads, red hair, or broad
noses. Genocide is committed
wherever any person or group Of
persons, or government, under
takes the auowed task of wiping
out a group that it hates without
any indictment against the individ-
uals who constitute it. It is a
sad commentary on our age that
the UN needs to plan now ways
and means of branding genocide
crime.
But apparently the horrible ex-
perience of World War II has
made some impression upon the
world. The determination of six
million Jews has led to the deter
mination to interfere, if need be,
in the international affairs of any
nation which resorts to or toler-
ates mass murder. It is too early
as yet to say whether or not the
UN is prepared to implement its
avowed sentiments regarding
genocide.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
Continued from Page 14)

If into heaps. Then comes the
press and squeezes it into bundles
which are brought to the straw
sheds /. AS I have already said,
Isaac was interested in the COM
bine. He had a weakness for this
machine and wanted to get as
much as possible out of it. Then
why not combine all the improve
ments, add one machine to an
other, so that all the operations
are done at the same time by the
smallest possible number of work.
ers? He therefore arranged a
train; that is, he. combined the
tractor and the combine and the
press and the dragging cart, and
put them together as a train, a
harvest train," and as this train
passed over the field a pile of
sacks filled with corn lay on one
side and a pile of bundles of straw
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26
Jewish Youth Week to be
Observed Nationally

NEW YORK-Jewish Commun-
ity Centers and Jewish Youth
Councils throughout the country
will sponsor Jewish Youth Week
during the month of May, it has
been announced by Louis J. Stern,
chairman of the Youth Commits
sion of the National Jewish We'll
fare Board (JWB). The purpose
Of Jewish Youth Week, which was
initiated at the suggestion of the
Youth Committee and the JWB-
sponsored National Jewish Youth
Planning Commission is to pro-
mote a greater awareness of the
role and responsibility of Jewish
youth in the Jewish community.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-03-26

Joyful ended the Gy Of
Mrs Edith Levi Wereimer and her children Peter and S Before the
while
their mother fled Shanghai Soon after reaching haven the u last
Werthem making for immigration Of the
arrived New York City weeks with the aid Of
New Americans and promptly sped teay
their mother the West Coast
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24

six million Jews-because, you
see, Sam Nieder, is Jew.
SAM Nieder, physician, with
offices at 2e30 Irving PIX. I'd, lives
with his wife, Myrtle, and three
children, Joseph, 7, Robert. A, and
Marilyn, five months, in a modest
two-flat building at 1929 Touhy
av.
Last week their landlord, Ralph
Bierhanzel, who lives with his
wife in the first floor apartment
of the building, and who main
tains his business, the A. B.
Plastering & Contracting Co, in
the basement, told the Nieders he
would decorate their apartment
Bierhanzel and his workmen
(See page 15)
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-24
By ISABEL CARR

DR. SAM Nieder fought
~ fascism for four years
but last week he discovered
World War II did not stamp
out the swastika, did not ST.
lence the fascist he'll.
And the fear, the ghettoeS, the
horror of brutal torture, the po-
groms which began with anti
Semitism in Germany, were made
frighteningly clear to Sam Nieder
last week when he came
home to find, painted on his dim
ing room wall, the unmistakeable
swastika and the unforget-
table he'll
To Sam Nieder, fascism has one
horrible meaning, the death of
Evening star., 1948-03-23
SAlESMEN.

on BURNER AND HEATNG-This is the
best proposition offered. Our sales plan
works. Our men are now closing sales.
Aasz ARSs ss5o': CO. ALAS as'n st, ar. b. sS sseo
PART-TIME SALESMAN, rs to IS. to earn
saS E sl9S t. per ,. week .sns
sential. Call Mr.. PETERS for appoint
Rsai; REAL EsTaTn III 2zIS; Ss;AIrsxAN-op.n,nx with
large number Of listings for An experienced
sales person, man or woman, with proven
ability: For appointment call MR..
SLEErER, WI. 6900: eyes,. WI. 1928. -26
as.G 4a4 ga,PRt ,R to
ss.s so SIT e sn 1 oshss aasns l
pain. M. nas p
son strictly q sondsnsis assr h 's soz ln!ss@ sssI
SALESMAN. Advertising. experienced; must
have presentable appearance. Can make
exceptional money. Must have car and
sSs .r.ss ssr h.sns
ton ion. company Issuirss The services of g,
semp sans e s .nS Shrys5 A
room coolers; previous experience not
necessary. however, men selected must
nays auto and Be Wiling to wOrk
missions; earnings from $1,000 to $4,000
yearly. depending upon ability and willing
ness to work: CAN Mr.. Orpin, IA. 5000
from I'm: to Pm; for appt. WILLIAM
BORNSTE1N & SON. INC. -25
SALEsMAN-Real estate. One ofs wash
ingtoE's oldest realtors. builders and de-
velopsrs has an immediate opening. for
proving himself and Is seeking perm
anent association with an established
firm. A. man with experience in sellins
real estate is preferred. but one with sales
An extensive, new housinE dsveiepmsni
will be started by this company early this
excellent income in addition to that de-. .
rived from the general brokerase business
FOR Of :s ssH0sts' W. s
fil vi SrM w. RSAY Gisf 'ess g. Rsascrs
builders and developers. 926 N. 2. ave
SALESMAN, direct factory. manufa cturins
as sideline; sell to sporting goods, tewelry
and dept; stores: nationally known line
/ 9'X Want 20 Coon MEN who know Sa tn.
meaning sso Of ssif discipline snd who w,nt to
NV, 2nd A., Mon. Wed. or Fri. be-
tween 1 and $50 pm.
NEED 5 EXPERIENCED MEN to sell the
finest aluminium SELF storing storm window
in America. If you have sold automobiles
brushes, vacuum cleaners or insurance,
you can sell storm windows. I Day q high
commission, q bonus and . drawing Ae-
count. My top men are earning $100 to
$3.50 q week Drop around and lets t.lk
ENGINEERING CO., 1915 14th Ut. NV,
bet. 10 and nm. 30
Evening star., 1948-03-23

When answering dduertise-
ntentS addressed to Star boIes
do NOT itclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal oaiue. Ad-
Uerttsers often fail to COLL for
all replies addressed to a Star
boz number and this mail is
destroyed If remaining oDer 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
In order to protect its ad-
Derttsers from receiDing circu-
lar matter, it is expressly I'm
derstood and agreed that all
such matter pill be tctthheld
as far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde dns,Ders to dd-
pertisements addressed to boz
numbers In care OF The Star
toiH be deliuered to advertisers
on presentation of the boz
number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-03-23
HELP poMEsTIc.

COOK, colored, downstairs cleaning; must
liye II: $40 week; have other help; local
COOK and general housework. live IN.
references necessary: $50 week. wi.
COOK AND G.H.w.. must be .xceiisns
) sduits. Can RA. oS1 !: Ess
son really wanting permanent work need
apply; ether, help smpl.; seashore In SUM
Ge6pLf. Getj E eoiored sses man employed slsevssr.
for Adults f in .ashsns. &c t soe
DoeRSss .Ht fAE2 E2 Wssrs Sass r..el. lad,
TO- take care Of lo,monthi9d baby sri
nice sffsr pyti !, nm IN with bath. Call ow. $3.50
GEsEsAG e1ssf Z H'm' 'HousEwoRkER, apartment
sh0esem m Hc o asnar, ss ,x.sps ana
day; Sis q week. No. 'oi47.
room. must have refs; good salary. Gail
G.H.W.. colored, aged a5-s5: refined; no
cookins; no SUNDAYS; city ref. health card;
CIV. part time. exper: With children;
4.,s sftefnSGnS; rsM s.. ts,G e PIN; $40; recent
erenee; no cooEins. live ,tS out. Bends. fond
Ga a fasEsa sVsIsa. esy' GN 1sss s!ay one n't saS
GIRL, exper. for general housework: Mon.
through Sat. "a day; ref. REQ. 1916 Bilt-
GiRL, neat, dependable; 1875. Mon.
through Fri: general housework; 4-rooIn
apartment; $40 wk. and carfare. sH.
HSoS11ssE CLEANER. experienced. light COOK.
,ns no .ss lsunssFgy sgG live In upstsi,s r1Si
94OI Georgia ave. sH. 1874.
HoUsEWORKER, living Hyattsville, Belts
co6R4 c6 aEes Sos sSs sslso Ea bfad ~ ro yss7s
LAUNDRESS. colored, for childrens school.
s25 per week e4ol deergia ave-, Silver
sh" .ss ss:ss care 's 81 III shssn "is'f Fl sss s:a
MAID. colored must live in; no cooking:
care of children and upstairs cleaning; S26
week; local refs. required. EN-. 1449, -23
MAID, part time, cleaner, for small room
ing house; 1890 am; to 1890 I'm. daily;
65c hour. Apply with reliable ref, d73S
MxfD, Ssf6 e NV. Nv care of 2 children. stay
and carfare WO. 1854.
SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN for general
to 4:3O pm; S12. Phone GE si36 morn
inss after 10 am. or call at l Missouri
WOMAN, white, middle-assd,, to take care
dry; - Wsd. "a, afternoon and week oe ends Of
WOMAN, settled 5-day week, Sun. and
Mon; of; to live in: g.h.w. and care Of
children. RA 1890. -26
ROOM, BOARD, small salary to elderly
colored woman in exchange for care Of
small children. Call after pm. DU.
Evening star., 1948-03-23
SITUATIONS MEN.

expert; books started. keps
part time. tax returns prepared, ststs.
Heess sTss sthsfnos .snsr Or s1.
ate: available 4 to 10 hours wk. ow. 56s1,
s5a ss s :s2s rs
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MGR. .lse
yrs EXP branch ,bc es msr ars
position. Dos or Box X es.R. star s8.
DRIVER, sober. family man. knows city
expsrtly; prefers work In Sc or Nd. sox
E&GcuTiVE. SIaHi I'VE diversified business exper..
administrative M Mlesis:stiye; ~. secretsrial &C.
iust yTs VTn maT.
ried. with children. BOX 19o-L. Star. --23
MAN. colored. desires job as cook or gar
eass esnsTs aspsa Is E asa cook At
MANAGER, restr. cafeteria or club, or
ste: :i:s' sober '1s5 :sa i.ss ssR ls 's;ss
MARRIED VETERAN. 80 years Of age. now
employed Govt, desires change; coll; educ.
sSi9s:; ssa n; o ssssSs Eli sshs ii III
FAINTER. PAIN En- 1st class, interior or exterior.
z a. .. ss :on!s:s Ss:s 'S
PAINTERS (21, 1st-ciass men; top wagss
1915 King St. Alex. Va. Alex. 1878.
PAINTER-PAPERHANGE nrst-clsss work:
neat and courteous. Call EVENING" NSrtn
PART-rIME EMPLOYMENT for univsr-
sity students; clerks, typists.. bookkeepsrs.
auditors, salespeople available foE after
noon, morning and evening WORK E3h
LIN UNIVERSITY RE. 1852.
PROMOTER, ORGANIZER, Al, publicity,
membership campaigns: Is years expert
encs; college graduate Call Wo' q. sSs''
SALES CoNsULTANT-Law graduate, plus
2 years college, age 2s. veteran overssax
tive in their relations with U. g; Goyt. on
YOUNG FAMILY MAN wants work: D. c.
permit; complete knowledge Of city. Call
YYoUNG MAN wishes position as elevator
operator; also 5th class ensineers icsnss.
YOUNG Ex-MARINE, age 25, would hks
position as bodysuard-chauhe win live
out or travel: excel refs. Box 422-s, gtaT.
VETERAN, STUDENT. full tims ss niEht
guard; Government; sxperS refs; VIII as-
Evening star., 1948-03-23
HELP WOMEN.

WAITREss, experienced only; fuii O.
soSs Rf AARelS in 1ss ssssFsea sssn.ss s9 g
WAITRESS. white. $50 pm. to am,
sns sses 5ss APR ssss Y E Ess1sS S
Also part-time waitress FOR week ends.
WAITKESsEs. white. experienced; sea-
IS sas arsPaGREET sP21S my fssahHM fssh sa9
w s. ss' .s; ss,ss
op ssT2usASSff..A Sf.A 7als ls4S VII AVE-. sss- g.
WAsb' sRsia6' Ma MaaDEs-rnsellis.n., p.r@soass,.
TO assist graduate nurses in the care Of
work IS hish. Salary sslaa Is moasst 4 An ms ins
sss.ss. Sss i a.
AgSz ks1sSsni SsaEssrrV Sss W s,ss sas'eses
TSS|'MAs yS|'s NJ. mssSprsa sp xhiss ,.,zPss,.assa;
%UsSs dSs1ssfS dfd 5HE Vs fDSyed ~ muse sSuR Bs S
person; ss Room and board. $40 week. can
WOMEN, past 40. who need perm, Sub
AVON COSMETICS. RE. ores. --25
WOMEN-Interested in conducting small
business ,y2f Of her own as exclusive distIib-
and and be placed d''' IN charge Rp of es.sSiishsd
unit This is psrmansnt with sIcelIsnt
opportunity. No investment. run or part
HBERs1fh9.s s sis4 IL '1ssasss sson sd, ST. s1s Nd
woMEN-cultured. mature. Two posi-
upward Of $500 yesrlS. Must Se 'a ana
snSuTbe1sd interested IN modern sduss
sSss! 1ass!s!s" to sI; ;sstat sas and
atty intelligent 0.s can % watt On o0e cus.omsas Sa
eaAs2Rs ehs s2 SOM Das Sss "GsE sos4 conn
YOUNG LADY. alert, for real estate OK
p%i,x5 Ell 81 Sy sSysnssmsns; 5ss sssI. AZ.
sHs:!ss.s ss.s Ct vssG :sGt'hsa Ell a2 tsE ssis
YOUNG LADY. experienced in sewing and
store cap PARKWAY askR " EEaNERs oiiaf e 's isa pYEs
x SIT HSss for ass .s't ss. s Dasss $50 s;s
fiootnNsSG WOMAN for general one. duties.
Interesting work, pleasant conditions, 3e-
sSs ss. s' .ha s':a Salary s'a:
zsIii,SS@ssS i,5s !: yours m for selling 50 Sss.. @
JEWEL; l2l7 Market St., Dept. SO.
sEvEaAI sEESaiI YOUNG WOMEN for sanvsssins
work at home in spare time; good COM
pensation Arrangement. Box 107-E, Star.
-25
EXTRA MONEY! Make up to 1905 ON
fast-sellipg ST everyday card assortment.
MIHIZ,,. Many others he, W. Write for samples. Ar
AN ANACosTM REsiDENT to work 6
hours a day in dry cleaning store; soma
Ia. SlS7. -35
Evening star., 1948-03-23
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ATTENTION BUSINEssMEN-n you need
a competent stenogrspher, typist, or clerk
Hiss nj sr sAsRsf4 sfz f5 81 sszs s or gan
experienced, some knovl-
edge Of shorthand; 5-day week Bog
exper. white, for children.
semi-inyalid or convalescent lady: day or
design. rsmod. alterations:
eve. gowns a specially; reas. MISS BkET.
Esy4EIopRs ssR4 15YiRs Il e.2 p 1885, 1885,
RH Rss'IS Ssag sfyP'Hs. Sn: S0s. l.ss ( St: ss!- e.
Of an any Kind store Or asss sSss fountain or
GIRL wants Job Is mothers helper. Call
GovERNEss-NURsE. proxy mother xhils
you yI week end; engage ahead; sitter.
STRsE- -GovERNEss, experienced. wishes
position with children; refs. Chestnut
NURSE. white. practical. some hospital
training. give hyros.; prefer elderly pa
tient: consider living In: WA. 1925.
NURSE, colored, desires po-
sition pvt. duty. day or night. Call Water
PRACT1CAL NURsEs. availabis; trained
graduates; day or night duty; reasonable
rates. DI. 1854. MISS BEE, weekdays only.
REFINED LADY can sit with children OF
elderly people; can cook: refs. no. 0765.
Evening star., 1948-03-23
HELP MEN end WoMEN.

C0LORED COUPLE for cooking and g.h.w.,
to i've in. Call DU. oS54 or DU $685.
to arrange for interview. -25
COUPLE, white, experienced, to live and
work on Monteomery Co. (MdJ farm:
salary, house and other considerations
Call Ashton 4172. -23
COUPLE, exper. houseman, yardman, cook
and general houseworker, for country
home. Refs. required. Call Rockville 1855.
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-paid work at our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions,
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
at any PEOPLES DRUG sTORkS or en-
ployment ONCE, n at. me-, Mon, through
Fri. am. to 4:30 Pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-23
SALESWokAEN,

sn q s g. ::.f, 'as
EXPERIENCED sAHssIA6iEs wanted for
commission. HADLEY's. isia q st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-23
HIP MEN end WoMEN ic.nt., }.

sALEElfEN AND sALEsLADIEs. to sen
speciaEies to homes. odlces and garages.
Call 81. 040O. -H
WANTED, by large nationally known dress
co., to sell our beautiful
line Of sprinE and summer dresses; . good
income for full or part time workers; sizes
from to Sc: fast delivery; investigate our
3.way Day plan: See MRS. J. p. NELMS,
$40 = st. NV. RIM. so. ga
1910 CLIFTON ST. NV. will give part
rent to couple, capable Of taking care Of
small Apt. house. Call CO. 7797 -24
Evening star., 1948-03-23

(continued on Nsxt Psss,
Evening star., 1948-03-23

MS5 ssa s Il s7's sssss! a '1s; sss s ss'i '5ssF
OFFICE CLERK, some knowledge of typing,
SnT n TSTs1 pess BAKERS asRs
sIffaE oTfftE c% c%oa9nRs. sa si.rk.typi.ts al.
punsh osash oeerapors. eepp ABBY DJMIETrs 1s14,
orEnarok iia ST ns Psx ssissS5s Ss. d., IN
opport. for neat and Intelligent young
sSasn sSss Lays snzy e1RsE ne SOC SO :1R see
?; B. (. OPERATOR. experiencsd, knowl-
esss ty1sns sa4 az "a as1xKk xKkh sa sIrY so se
sS rsx ofERAToI Tor Tor downtown apt. house.
Pleasant ssErounag,aass M sSga 500 mo starting
rBx OPERATOR. apartment hous. expert,
emo AZ fun ca tine HoSan, x.s Sttyeen age q
nsH Fl, asSt ssSSttonatie; = GOOD pay. S-asS ss:E
sEefsGz.ED 81 fsEzi Nu.sr for position s a. q,
sistant registrar; hours, $50 to 1l:30
& sday SUssE Sisa A2gy Rsoc t. n5' ab ssso Ss
rotating shift hours: ,hge 21-2a; yrs.
college JntsrvieTs rISu 1S am Th15sdsy' pSsy
sAIfEsGfSL. ahf al for bakery: excellent salary
s9E npst1sa sF insurs Gonn in person
sALEsLADY AND ASSISTANT to coat
manager, one who has ability to assume
moor duties and also customer contact;
sonnsl dept. L. FRANK CO, 1stR sns F
"a ssyAIEEsLADIEs to sell millinery. no ex-
sspy onaass ony start supY
saHofs, 81 iith st st. NV. ~ -ss A
R2r :zRsa wom.n ws.y ssaf:s ssss
sAIEsLxDIks. a1 s Ii g. experienced children and
ply EsTHER SHOP. 1928 St: NV: -ss
msns 0ssa as
and ability; pleasant working conditions;
store discount. Apply ONCE, 4th 4.
PHnIPsSoRN, 11th st. between r and g.
sALEswoMAN: thoroughly experienced
tor coats. suits and dresses: permanent:
excellent salary plus % %eomWissionp =, ana g
sxLEswoMAN. sxper. IN selling quality
spparei essential: excel. opport.: tmme-
d!ate opening. FRANCIS ct FRANCES,
1915 Conn. ave. n.W.' Du. SZ1a' tor apps.
sALEswoMAN for yard goods, ready-to-
wear and sportsWear apartments. ex-
ssss so1DzssHd: Asss P:'''Ra' Pr .ss s'; f.
ssAIEswoMEN-Rsady-to-wear and mil
nsr; liz 1sizisao ssEs 8: n1
ssaIasWoSES ss: fer sotosr.Dh record
depsrtmsnt. experienced: 5.day: 4o.h%oyr hour
.sss sS$ ''sssa' ss: n "a 'ssssa:'s ssaa RRk
Evening star., 1948-03-23

age 20 to so;ssn H. su Ssss.
interview after sInday SYM betTsen sSs nsnn IN:
eas eas . A1PoMobLS PjT;; AssociATioH. @2s
ferred: permanent. Cali auditor. sUBuR-
BAN HOSPITAL Bethssda, Ssaa;,n. Nd o,res -2S sh
day week Apply 9 to 5, to Mrs, Kirk,
sHoREHAM HOTEL. $500 Calvert st. NV.
TYpIsT for large corporation, not over 80
years old; 37-hr., 5-day week; vacation
III MEs, !, esKDiNER; IA, IA, o1sS; s!|;,o, mS3 so-
heur a:sF S ss!Tsaea' Diaea sfTT e&ys1c
Of wash S; & aRssr soss p r. ana %u's nus s
live with parents or husband: permanent
position among good class Of employees;
hours ss9 das sssuar
should bring (. to $3.50 within 3 months
ii.ps1 sa 5oss S5D e so0s !,
letter in ogn Handwriting Box 5eo4'
Tfffsq RiihsSaa' 'roossirrox os with v.l-knovn Co.:
salary. s17o per mo-. applicant should
ELDER. ST. $3.50. Monday through 4.
gs1 {! Hsst + :ir .s:s p
THEATER. 1929 N. Y. ave. NV. 20
WAITRESs, white. good hours. cHASTLE-
TON PHARMACY, 18th and r sts. NV.
WAITRESS, 9 days week, 1870 to 8: no
Sundays: $50 week to start. Apply GATE
WAY DINER. 1920 North Moore st.,
Rosslyn "a
WAITRESS. white, experienced. 5-12
shift; good pay. good tips. Gil. 9697.
WAITKESS, experienced. references. BAS-
SIMS GRILL. 741S Wisconsin ave. WI.
971S. -23
WAITREss and fountain clerks-Apply
HOWARD JOHNSON. 5000 Pa. ave. sc.
white. good pay: excellent tips,
10100 Colesville I'd, Silver Spring, Nd.
SH 1893 ga
WAITRESSEs, white. oyer 21. residing IN
Southeast, experienced tray service: noon
until q pm. including Sundays uniforms
size L. IA. Earnings. $50 per week or
%ANRgsSuka AHNRgS Il o';sss ses7 ss,or e o Ta oIo 80
Evening star., 1948-03-23

managing movtnl
346-L, Star.
YOUNG MEN {
established Wash
stationery and o
after brief train
delivery departme
be placed in sale
advancement. bs
ability to learn.
interview, phone
National 41S1.
YOUNG MEN, fri
to $40 per day.
424 Bond Bldg.
YOUNG MEN t3)
train for local r
organization. Me
courteous, ambiti,
District when
Starting pay will
terview. See ro
and $50 am. OF
1924 K st. NV.
YOUNG MEN unt
ally known comp
entire U. s. A, A
countries. Perm
all expenses adv
Plaza Hotel. 10-2
YOUNG OR MIDI
age restaurant a.
100: must be tn
aple TO IuTnlSn
ability and hon
NEW CHRYSLER.
ffrst-class 1ubrica
ity, thoroushly {
ucts; new plan
equipment. good
Plus bonus. paid
commission on sal
CO.. 170S Good
WANTED-EnerG,
good on telepho
must have single
limited service; q
and bonus: white,
to earning over
tons. Box 49,
AVAILABLE for
Men. $3.50. for
must be able to
q lge. selling o
motive backgrour
selling exper.; abb
free to travel: So
ability: expenses.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

commerce said researchers
would seek answers to the follow
ing questions:
"Dies what g business man
thinks today about the future
actually have an influence on
the future course of business
Glow are waves of pessimism
and optimism eenerated?" BY
what methods do pessimistic and
optimistic ideas travel from one
group to another?'
The study will be financed by
a grant of $4,000 to the Merrill
Foundation for the Advancement
of Financial knowledge, an en-
dowment fund established by the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
Experts To Study
Business Minds

CHAMPAIGN, III. (U.P) -
Two universities will join in 2
psychological study of business
men to determine whether their
state of mnd affects business act
ivity.
Psychologists at the Univer-
of Illinois mad the Univer-
sity Of Chicago's natioal opinion
business leaders to learn wheth
er fluctuations in business can
be traced to their emotional out
look and attitudes.
Does what business man
University of Illinois college of
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

/ can receive on the open market.
To participate in the program
the county agent explained, the
farmer should ask his gin to sub
NIT samples of his cotton for
classification. Within a short
time he will receive the classi-
fication card showing the grade,
staple, and CCC loan value. In
case the farmer wishes to store
the cotton after he finds out the
loan value, he may take the
card and cotton to one of the ap-
proved warehouses, which in
Wake County include the Raj
eigh Bonded on the Wake Forest
Road, Parker,s Bonded at l01 E.
Lenoir Street, Raleigh, and the
Wake Bonded at Wake Forest.
The warenouseman will fill
out the necessary forms, and
when these fofms are delivered
to the bank the. producer will re-
ceive a loan on nis gross weight.
In other words, he will re-
ceive pay for his bagging and
tying. There will be an approxi-
mate cost Of ST per bale to get
the cotton in the warehouse and
the forms executed.
Another important fact, Mr..
Reitzel explained, is that the pro-
ducer has from the time the cot
ton is entered in the warehouse
until July 81, l949, to redeem his
cotton from the warehouse if the
market advances. To redeem
his cotton he must pay off the
note at 3 per cent interest and
also the storing charge. which is
about SO cents per bale per
month.
II the producer does not de-
sire to redeem the cotton, there
are no charges, and after July
81 the cotton will become the
OF the government and
the producer win have the a.
of money that he received
on the original loan. In this\
case the loan would amount to a |
sale. There are no charges, no
forms to sign, and no expense to |
he grower unless he wishes to
redeem his cotton, Mr.. Reitzel
stated.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
Many Cotton Growers Said Taking
Advantage OF Cotton Loan Program

Raleigh,-Many cotton farmers
throughout the state have al
ready taken advantage of the
cotton loan program which is
made available through the Com
munity Credit Corporation, re-
ports John L. Reitzel, county
agent for the State College Ex-
tension Service.
Reports indicate that in many
cases tn loan value of cotton
is well above market value, Mr..
Reitzel said. Farmers who have
not availed themselves Of the
program, he said, are urged to
use the loan at least when the
loan value exceeds the price they
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

The San Francisco '4sers were
the first team in the history of
the All-American Football Con
ference to go through an entire
game without receiving a kick
off. 1t happened against h e
New York Yankees recently.