davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1948-03-12

Pine Bluff-59 college vet
Grams completed a two year train
ing period here last week as the
A. M, & N. College marked its
first commencement for. returning
war veterans who have spent two
years in training in various fields
at the college. The largest class
came from the Auto Mechanics
Division where 90 men received
certificates for having completed
the course, Next class in line as
to numbers was Carpentry with
II graduates; Radio with seven,
Welding had six. Machine Shop
four, Art had one to finish and
Agriculture graduated one man.
President Davis in delivering
the commencement address en-
phasized the Importance of the
training received by the gradu-
ates and pointed out the efforts
made by the college to set up in
the beginning good training
school for the men who returned
to the state after the war.
v. o. White, Contact Represen-
tative, Veterans Administration
served as program director Rev.
Solomon Hill of New Brunswick,
New Jersey spoke briefly during
the occasion. Others appearing on
the program were: Miss l.. V.
Anderson, Hall Johnson Veterans
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21

! binbernis fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING
I oiplomatiider .8esiebunsen 3rpiihen
Dem 8atifan lno Yolen.
.0ieie 8e5iebungen purben i'm
September 1916 obgebrohen, ols
Bolen iein 9onforoot nit Dem 8ati-
fan tiinoigte. Sm norigen Sabre ie-
bod nabmen polniihe 0iplomoten
init oem 8atifan Siiblung auf, Inn
| feitsuitelIen, lrnter nel6en 8eoinglln-
gen bie oiplomatii6en 8e5iebuneen
nieoer aufgenonlmen tperOen fonnten.
IS fam ieooh 5u feinen poiitioen @rz
gebniiien. Run bot &aroinal Slonb,
Brimas bon Bolen, porige 8ohe auf
elmer 8ii6ofsfonferen5 mitgeteilt,
8apIt 8tl1s bnbe oie polle slutoritat
in ser Srage ser Bieoeroufnabme bes
&onforoats in Die Sanoe oes polni-
liden epiIfopats gelegt.
Sic Stride bat aufs na6oriidlihIte
gegen oas neue 8eieb proteItiert, oas
Die 8iiltigfeit ser gbe leoigli6 BON
ibrem IbidluB Dor einem 3ioilbeam=
ten abb1ngig maft lno nur cine nod
traglihe tirdlide Srauung - obne
eigene 3ebtsfolge - toleriert. Ser
Sroteit Der Stride gesen oieles @eiet
bat oa5ugefiibrt, baB Sauienoe BON
&atbolifen traoitionsgemdB on Der
firdlt6en Srala,ng feltgebalten unb
oen Stanoesbeamten ser Regierung
ignoriert boben. Gos neue @eIes er=
laubt ferner sic gbeideioung in ean5
8olen - gum erIten Rul in ieiner
8el6idte.
9luBer elmer Riidnabme ooer min
beitens IbidDdbune oeS neuen Che
uno Sdetounssgeiebes forbert Die
polnii6e Sierarhie nod als 8orals=
lIetung oes &onforoats, oaB bie
@runoIdte ser 8eoefreibeit, 8reiies
freibeit uno 8etptliensfreibeit in Die
neue polnild)e 8erfaliung geihrieben
tueroen, Die eeraoe aussearbeitet
miro.
9emgegeniiber bebauptet sic g3ez
gierung, 9feligionsfreibeit berrlhe
bereits in 8olen uno fame auh Der
tatboliiden Stride 3ugltte, oenn unter
Sen fiinfuno5uon5is 0eiaionen gin-
tpobnern oes Staates Ieien mebr als
neun 3ebntel aatbolifen.5 Wit Der
Seudelei ouer aulturfampfer be
bauptet bie 8eeierung tie tuenoe iid
nur geeen oen politiiden aatboli5is=
mus, Die @inmiI6ung ber Stride in
Itaatlide slngelegenbeiten. 8ot To-
tbolilder Seite eruibert man, oaB es
bebeutungslos lei, in Ser Sbeorie Die
| Sreibeit oaer Heligionen on5uerfen=
men, tpenn man bubei in Der Sroris
Die Staatsbiirger ibrer 8etpiiiens-
| freibeit beraubt unb bie religiole I'm
terpeiiung Derbinoert. -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21

Iustpeilung Der Nuiien bamit, baB
bieie iid aIs fommuniitiide agitato.
rem betdtigtenD
Gie eli1iiiibe unb lotbrinsiihe DEF
fentIidfeit intereiiiert ii1 aber Dor
allem fir Die 4usneiiung ibrer bier
Sudoffi3iere, Die feiner politiiden,
ion6ern elmer rein bumanen Sade
bierten, uno bas .9enft an Cant
botp!" miro Sen &ommuniIten nod
'bos in Den Sbren flingen. Shon
ipridt sic 8reiie anoeutungsspeiIe BON
einem pabrenS, oes 8abnitreifs i'm
Siioen ,berIbmunoenen" 8agen
Sett, ser fir Die 9e5ember-M Monatsra-
tion Ser oberelidiiiiden Berbrauder
beitimmt NOR! llnb nun nod Die
WaBnabmen gegen oie bier elidiiiihen
Sffiaiere! Wosfuu nimmt aber al.d)
gar feline 3iidiidt auf Die Meitations-
bebiirfniiie ieiner slgenten i'm gliaB
uno in 2otbringen!
go Ser reiflih politiife gebaltene
Irtifel, BEL Dem man iib untpiIfiirs
lih an oie nod in Sranfreid) suriids
bebaltenen beutiden ariegssefange.
men erinnert, Die Ser glldner Sdrift.
letter gang nergeiien gu baben i6eint!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21

THEN berloren, Die er i'm beutiher
Bolt bate! Nibt tueeen Der 8ombar'
oierurtg oeutiber StGote; oariiber
|rpiirben Die 0eutiben als &riessmaB,
nabme bintpegfommen. Aber Dos Ser,
balten Der 8eltmddte felt ariegs.
enoe: ibr nSerrenraiie-8 -8enebmen"
D ie Ibmontierung Der oeuti6en Sa.
brifen; Ser 8aub oes Saar-@ @ebiets
|oie Grobung oer Snternationaliiie,
rung bes 8ubr= =8ebiets; Die Iusbun'
|gerung Der Jrauen uno &inber 5tpei
uno brei Sabre nod 8rtegsenbe; Die
GeriflaOung ser oeutlden &riessge.
fangenen ourb bie r1riIt iItli6en" @eIt,
|mddte 10 gut, tpie burd oos boIi6e.
Diltiide 8uBlano; bie perionlidbe unl
la6lihe nnfreibeit i'm r&on5entras
|tionslaeer 9euti ti6Iano"; bic ioge.
|nonnte vgntnaaifi5ierung" uno ,l1m.
er5iebung"; Die &edtloitgfeit segen.
ii6er ser englil6en, amerifaniI Ider
lno fran5oitiden Wilit1rfalte, - al
oas bat i'm oeutiden 8olf Die 8eit,
mddte in faIt Der sleiben @eiie Der
baBt genabt pie &uBlonb.
gs tpirft einfah ni6t, Denn Die
8eltmd6te bon 3emofratie uno Srei.
belt reoen - ,,n6 glei65eittg Sun,
oerttaulenbe bon beutI6en &riessge.
|fangenen in Die Sflaperei perfaufen,
|pie 4merifa es tat, ODER in Sflaperei
balten, mie bas io5ialiItii6e gnelanb
lno oas hriitlide Sranfreih ,es tun
Ser 8uf nod europdii6er Solibori,
tat, Der beute It, 2onoon unb @aIb,
ington ert0nt, finoet i'm berbunserten,
|boffnungsloien, enttauidten oeutifer
Tolf nur nod oie spniI6e Int1port
~8ie babt ibr oenn oieie europdiibe
Solioaritdt in Sen letten SSabren be.
|tpieIen? - @ir ieoenfaas baben ba,
bon nibts gemerft!"
Iue 8arnungen, 6ie gernoe Die
|nationalen uno driltli6en oeutl lder
Rolitifer i'm ST. uno 9luslano Sen
8eItmadten 1,nal1fborlid bortrugen
blteben ltngebort! Die Sriihte oieier
|unIeligen Bolitrt liegen bellte in Ser
offenen 9 efa br Dor, SAB il d
Ser SitIer-S aim g If /
10 e 5 er + oIt - neil iid Dos
oeutl6e 8olf bonn 8eiten bollig Der.
raten rnb berfauft porfommt.
@efiiblsmaBig mohte bas oeutide
Golf aud beute nod NIT Dem @eIten
|geben, - a6er prattii6 miro es nit
iener Wa6tgruppe seben, Die ibm oie
8ieoerberiteaung leiner ginbeit un>
Sreibeit uoon Ia6en Bis 8eutben,
BON Der Memel Bis 5ur Saur" 5l1er,
fennt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21

sierbe nod @eidtiimern", .gbre Der
@elt", .iinbdnoisem stola" rau aIlen
iibrigen 2aitern fiibrt" (S. 15), =
mo lit Ser Stoatsnto1n, Der i'm Ges
eenias oaau Sic Signatur gbriiti
tr1gt: 4rn1ut Sdmah unb Ser.
abtllng - 9enut - uno bamit ben
@eg 5u allen iibrigen susenben?2 =
l1no gibt es Elm @eltgeipiiien? gr-
bringen niht alle aonferen3en, Die
Berbanblungen Der l1ge, oie neridie-
benen Nusidiiiie ieoei, Gag ben 8e,
1peis, Dob oas @eltgetpiiien tot lit?
$50 iino Ole nGidter bon boditem
iittliden 8ert, unbeltedlibem 8ered.
tigfeitsiinn, flarem urteil, &enntnis
Der Wel,ihen nnb 8olfer, uno NIT
1pelttpeitem Ser5en, nie es Harlus
batte Gin Ser5, oas Die ganse
Wenibbeit, ,lnobbangig bon allen
perionli6en ooer nattonalen Snterei-
fen, umfdngt unb binauftragen min
5u ibrem Shopfer unb Batter? Z? So,
tpebe ser 8elt, uipenn bieies bodite
@eriht beriast! Sic ltiir5t in Die Sic
fe" e. 28). &ann Die @elt nod tie
fer iinfen ODER audi bie @erecbti9feit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21
Lindern Sic
Muskul0se Rheumatische
Neuralgische
SchrnerZen
init
Forni's He'll Del linimenf

Viele empfindliche Muskelschmerzen
Won einfachem Rheumatismus, Neuri.
tbs, muskul0sen RIckenschmerzen,
Kopfschmerzen, Verrenkungen,
Schwellungen und Onetschungen kSn.
nen Won aussen durch einfaches Elm.
reiben nit Forni's Heil-Oel gelindert
werden. Dieses ausgezeichnete Lini.
ment arbeitet schnell, den Blutzufluss
in die verletzten, wunden, schmerzen.
den Cewebe zu beschleunigen. Die
Schmerzen lassen mach, SO vie die
Natur arbeitet, normales, aktives Mus.
kel-W Wohlbehagen wieder herzustellen,
Versuchen Sic es an sich selbst,
vie Tausende andere seit iiber 50
Jahren getan haben. Senden Sic noch
heute $1O0 fur zwei regulare 3H
Unzen Flaschen FOrni's Heil-Oel,
unter unserer ausdriicklichen Caran.
tie Won Zufriedenheit oder Ihr Geld
zuriick, Sic werden den Tag segnen,
an dem Sic es getan haben. .,[
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS co.
Dept. 16-40F
2s0l Washinqton Blvd. chicaqo IL. III.
3se SsanlsY 81 Winnipeg. Man.. Con.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21
HrrmifhltRs

Ginen idperen GerluIt erlitt 6ieie
8ohe Die fatbolilde Stride in
3eutidlono. gea6 elmer &abelmel=
bung Itarb 9r. &onroo @rober, gr5-
bii6of BON 5reiburg i. g. gr tpar
|geboren am i. april 1872 in MeB=
fird l1no empfing inn Sttober 1897
Die 8rieiterueibe. Sm Sabre 1905
mur6e er Staotpfarrer in &oniton5,
1925 9omfapitular in 5reiburg,
1881 8iidof bon WeiBen, 1882 gr5=
|biidof Don 5retburg. Son ieinen 5abl-
|retden 8iidern lit tpobl oas befann=
|teIte oas iiber bie Wutter. Nad Dem
|Sieg Sitlers glaubte er anfangs an
Die Woglidfeit einer i6ieoli6= =friebli.
den 3ulammenarbeit nit Dem Ha5i=
tum, uno in oieier Soraus lesung tpar
|er Inn 6as 3uitanoefommen oes &on=
foroats beniibt - oas oann oas He-
|gime sure &nebelung Der Stride niBs
braubte. Bitter enttdul6t iiber oen
8errat uno Die 8rltalitdt bes Sea-
|5ltuns, 1pur0e Gr5bilbof @rOber uls=
balo ne6en &aroinal Saulbaber, 8i:
i6of @alen, 8ilfof Brepiing II. a. Ell
ner Der bitterlteu unO iurdllo,elteu
gegner bes observation-disclosures. Sn
@ort unb Shrift tparnte uno mabnte
|er unaufborlif, uno Der &enegat
8obbels beoadte i'm oarllm NIT iatuz
|nil6em SaB. Inter Nfitpirfung on
oerer SerrGter tpuroe gr5bilhof Gro
Der bon @obbels in ni6tspiirbigIter
@eiie perldItert uno perleumbet, Oh
ne oaB man ibm @elegenbeit gab, iif
gesen oie 2iigen geridtlid au i6iits
|5en. Sein Hame miro gemeinlam nit
oen Namen anoerer 8efennerbil6ofe
fortleben i'm @eoddtnis Der &atboli=
ten Geutl l6lanbs.
9lus sSranffurt melbete am IA. os.
Die rslii. 8reB": 8lane our aenee=
|rung bes Brogramms fir Die politi=
|i6e Sduberung in ser omeritunii6en
Gone peroen oemnd6It bon Sertre-
tern ser fatbolii6en uno proteltanti=
|i9en Stride 1lnterbreitet tperoen. Sie
proteltantiide Stride in Seiien, Die
8tl6of Martin Niemoller unteritellt
lit, bate bot 5tpei 8oden 6ie &irheu.
|mitglieoer 5u einem 8optott Der
|Spru6fammer=8 aufsefor-
bert, uno ml1Bte iih besmegen cine
3ure1tpeiil,ng bur6 General 2ucius
.. Glop, Sen Militdrgouperneur, ges
|fale1 laiien. Seute gaben bic fatbolt'
iden 8iid0fe bon 9inburg uno
Wain5 cine gemeinidaftlide grfla=
rung ab, in Der lie 5nar ni6t gegen
oas @eleb als iol6es proteltierten,
ieoob iagten, bob es 5u nmfaIleno
|iei. sic iebten iid fir cine rai6e Be
|enbigung Ser Sprubfammer-8erf
rem uno gemeiniame 8emiiblngen
5ur 8eieitisuns Der lesten nod BE-
itebenben Mangel" bes @eieses ein.
9r. Sames 81. Netpman, Setter Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21
.r'st.5
Kathnltfdrer
prrnr- r-Mnttat

r, Sm Wonat 5ebrmar tueroen
nniere SeIer sebeten, fit ben
,@anberer' nnb beiIen Grbal-
tmns ankersem6bnlide Nnitren'
smnsen sn MAIDEN unb, tpenn
mGslid, uns tuenisitens elm
ueues Mbpnnement smsuld)iden
sur Starfuns bieier einnnoadt.
sisiabrisen fatboliIden 3eitmms
- zines Der ipenisen 8lGtter,
bic ben SentId)-amerifaniIde
&atbolifen nerblieben iino. Nl
benen, bic bieier 8itte syolse
leiiten, snm &orans Elm bers.
lides Serselt's 8ptt!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21

slus 8arifou meIoete bic rMi.
HreB": Ser &onflift 5tpilden ser
fommunilttiben polnil6en &egierung
llno Ser futboliiden Stride nin,ntt bon
Sag 5u Sag iddrfere Sormen on. gu
oen &auptquelen oes aonflifts geb0.
rem Die neuen Che ,1no Sdeibungs.
eeiebe, bie bon Ser Stride enti tidteoen
abgelebnt tperoen. 8ertreter Der Siers
ar6ie be5eihnen lie als elm Sal,pt.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Bulletin Published
On Grade A Diaries

Results Of survey OF the eX-
pcrienccs of 90 farmcls in Hay
wood and Bunccmbe counties who
have built Grade a dairy barns
since 1916 are contained in a new
publication just Issued by the
State College Extension Service.
The circular. entitled Convert
inc to G:ade A Milk Production
was prepared by 7 X Jones, Ex-
tcusion farm management analyst,
and H IS. James in charge. farm
management research. 1t is avail
able fee upon request 10 the loo
al county agent OF to the Aericul-
tural Editor State College, Ra-
leigh. Ask for Extension Circu-
lar No 324.
Nest of the farmers surveyed
had built siX-stanchion barns us
ing concrete blocks. and most had
separate milk and feed room*.
The average total cost for the
barns was S1,293.
Coolies. water heaters. and
wash watts are the main items
of equipment needed in convert
Ing to Grade y production. The
cost of tie coolers in these Z
cases averaged $3.50; water heat
e.s $50: nd wash vat, So.
The authors cutline how th'
farmer can. by careful planning
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Answers To Farm
Questions By
Slate College

/ QUESTION::
What is the recommended treat
rent for ringwo:m on cattle?
ANSWER:
The usual herdsman's method
is to apply tincture of iodine to
the affected parts. 1t should be
used each day for several days in
a .ow. but care should be taken
not to get the iodine into the
ewes of the animal. The herdsman,
tee. needs to be on guard against
infection. The best way 10 do this
is to wear gloves during the treat
ment.
QUESTION:
l do net have any Stage for this
winter but l have plenty OF gram
and good alfalfa hay. What would
be Il proper feeding program for
a dairy hc!d?
ANSWER:
If YOU have plenty of good al
falfa hay your dairy herd feeding
problem i an easy one TO solve
Almost any grain or grain mixture
such as corn CT oats will balance
the rationS fol both milking COWS
and growing heiferS. Just to make
sure that your herd is getting
enough phosphcrous it might be
4 good idea TO add 100 to 15o
pounds of wheat bran to a LOCO
pound mixture Of corn and oats.
QUESTION::
What will happen il 1 plant
some second generation hybrid
corn seed?
ANSWER:
You'll be cheating yourself 1t Is
the nature of hybrids to break
up in the second generation, and
4 big drop in yield always results.
The decline in yield Of both ears
and fodder may run from ID to
so per cent. The only safe and
sensible thing to do is to use only
first generation seed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

reduce building costs. He can use
his own family labor and OK
change labor, but to do this re
must do his building during slack
seasons. Another shortcut is to
select building material wisely
get such things as rock, sand,
gravel and lumber right off the
farm.
An elaborate and SNOWY struc-
ture will not increase milk pro
duction and therefore should be
avoided the specialists assert. The
amount of milk which can be pro-
duced economically will largely
govern the amount of money the
operator can afford to invest in
additional barns and equipment.
Capital expenditure must be kept
in line with size of business. the
authors declare.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
STATE COLLEGE
HINTS TO FARM
H0MEMAkERS
By Ruth Current
State Home Demonstration Agent

Many homcma:;er5 like the idea
of keeping a bottle of vingar or
hand with several cloves CT garlic
and a few pods of red peppers
in it. Such vinegar is particularly
pleasing in flavor when used IN
making n'ayonnai c or French
dressing for vesct 'blc salads, and
is delicious. too when poured over
a roast Of lamb or beef.
Sandpapering tic soles OF a
babv's new shoes before they are
worn may keep him from slipping
and so prevent many falls.
When purcha ling a winter co !
it is wise to remember that fac'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

The number OF outfits a girl
owns has little to do wiil Inc
uscfulne $ of her ward ODE. The
suitability of her clothes is mere
important than the number.
And the clothes which cost the
mot are not the clothes made or
NE finest mate. i3ls. They are the
clothes which hang in the closet
unworn. The actual ccst Of any
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

thai the best Innings arc usually
slippery so that the cost Will go
on and eff easily; firm so the
lining won't pull at, the seams :
coloi fast; pre-shrunk; and OF
material that won't wrinkle or
stain.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

Your hemline is perfect when
it's barely noticeable, y fms ed
hen can give you: outfit rith":
custcm-tailored look or
homemade" effect.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

The State sweet potato y:c.d pc:
acre for 1913 is estimated 1T III
bushels in 1947 and a l0-ycar ave
rage of III bushels.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

outfit is the cot in dollars an.
cents. divided by the number OF
times you wear the outfit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

Oscar Pitts of Buncomb County
is constructing two new poultry
houses on his farm. The houses
will have a capacity of $1,000
broilcrS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

Wise use of credit is an import
ant factor in the success Of many
farmers.
Evening star., 1948-02-08
This new industry constantly changes
- in fact, over a billion times a year
Photograph BY Roy Russell

A IL of the country's 500 laun-
IA dries which specialize in wash
ing and renting babies diapers
claim to provide their 100000 Gus
toners with highly personalized
service. Recently, ingaroutine
call near Norwalk, Conn, that
claim was sorely tried.
A diaper delivery man knocked
for the first time at the door of a
prospective client. He was con-
siderably startled to be answered
by a muff1ed call for help, and as
he pushed open the door and
peered within he was even more
startled. Nevertheless, competent
ly and without hysteria, he rolled
up his sleeves and went to work.
Ten minutes later he delivered an
eight-pound babyboy. Then, hav-
ing also delivered the diapers
and called the doctor, he de-
parted.
Ordinarily, obstetrical service
is not included with the subscrip-
ton, and it's about the only come
ON that has been overlooked The
owners of diaper laundries can
always get laugh by referring
to their infant" enterprise, but
there is nothing really sproutlike
about fifty million dollars of
annual revenue.
Advice for Hgethsxs
UNLIKE some big business, the
washing and renting of diapers
goes forward powered by near
deafening emphasis on the con-
sumner - in this case, babies. At
the drop of a safety pin, the
companies and their representa-
tives offer practical advice on
feeding, toilet training, discipline
and other maternal problems. And
they've found that young mothers
welcome the excitement of pins,
buttons, windshield stickers,
smartly uniformed drivers pulling
up to the curb in white enameled
Evening star., 1948-02-08

trucks, and monthly bulletins
arriving in the mail.
This is big business now but
when diaper service was a new
idea, getting started was hard.
At the beginning, two young men
labored for a year in unimpres-
sionable Philadelphia and wound
up with only so customers.
One Twin Was Enough
APPARENTLY. the idea occurred
almost simultaneously to several
people. Most celebrated of these
are the four Bonof brothers of
New York City, then suppliers
of linen to hotels and restaurants.
In the spring of 1882, two of the
Mrs. Bonoffs had babies. One
turn at the washboard scrubbing
diapers, however, was enough for
them. The next day, both their
husbands showed up at their
linen laundry with a bundle of
diapers and tossed them into the
washing machines. That did it.
Aaron Bonoff is now president
of the mammoth, publicity-con-
scious General Diaper Service,
which last year engineered the
dramatic emergency" flight of
$4,000 diapers from southern tex
tile mills to New York, via char
tered four -motored airliner.
From the beginning, diaper
laundering attracted amateurs
from all walks of life. One large
chain in the East is operated by
a former Princeton football star.
Another, in California, is owned
by spry great-grandmother.
There are a few long established
family laundries that do diapers
as a sideline, but they do them
somewhat sullenly, for the most
part, and only on demand. These
people seem to have little pa
tience with a business that
operates under such coy titles
as The Tidee Dydee Company"
Evening star., 1948-03-07
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

CASHIERS, RECEPTIONISTS, extra sales
COOK, man q woman, iiye out. : meals neal
snSy day day tx $. o.
partial care 2 children, no cooking man
to raise small garden and do chores: l.
apS sn nudns may aRd Work I0oa oa Hg
CoUPLE, white or colored, must have ref
general housework, man for outside work;
ss5 {s%r,S EaiIs esSEes osss .as .v.r1 . a,n.r
@ sanssy. !lSs eAHsfLEToN SFes fHARs 18th 's snd
FoUNTAIN HELP-well-paid work Ct ten our
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
for vfSsten pR Hsa Rss or Apny e
MsipE Ssi aiI sELIING Il 9o J6B, to- $50, Sat.
work only: for 6srsens exper. in hardware
5k Salss 10 Ssf sEMfsES1ok MfSs ACCT by cpA Re-
plysin own handwriting, swing schooling,
experience and salary required. Box 153-J'
iaEa REAL ESTATE OFFICE has opening for
men and women who are interested IN
a ssns Sss 5ss ss ssssa sDsoans sna %ns
RSxE TyrSGf ri ys ysaIEssHorlr m;n and
women, car essential: wonderful oppor-
tunity; If not experienced We wtll t9ain
you. For appointment, call pl: 4s54,'
MYRTLE A. WEADON CO., Real Estate and
Business Brokers. Weadon Bldg, 1887 M
iTsEiLEPPHoNE ri sALEsPEoPLE. ne pre-;
ferred; If you have an unlim. phone and
5 to 4 hrs spare time per day, let me
show you how you can earn $5 to So
Shsss uSios ME-, 1Sss Sssa.r interest
ing and disnified employment to ~ young sna
chimes. paid while learning. Fortify your
future. Must be touch typist high .,'o school os
sential Apply Mr.. Miller. Room SOL, 14O5
g 991astoRoUs e a;U COUPLE white, can have
Jobs and a home In rural restaurant on
main highway, 90 miles south Of Wash
trance wife to earn room and board by
housework at hourly rate, man to be
paid for learning plumbing, etc, in bust
ness, same address; good Transportation
and community life; one child might not
be Objectionable. Write briefly as to age,
circumstances, etc. Box AIM. Star.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
HELP WOMEN.

drsssss 4sssAl2SNp MSpAM tsh1H MiEfE Ia4s eoiun5s
AsslsrSSr aesd an issoooKkEEpEn. dble.- ENTRY;
must be- able to type; good hrs. pleasant
Tsi "a. S4o4 ,tor.
beauty salon in Baltimore. Address Box
4sssIsTASr tssisi SsaF' TO RESIDENT MANAGE. T., Of
switchboard and typins. Phone Monday
bssuty bsSis Sale Salon in Baltimore Address BOZ
AssIsTaNT ss Isl Ant MILITARY BUYER-Expe,i-
snesd ambitious yOuns S.rs 70 DE 30
gaoP ARss Rss a1s arse. S0Hss stree: ksh
aAssssooiRTTfERs. assoi RTTfE:Rs nat work. white, expert
WRashar5N Rssa a5ss s naffs1; e.
es gX stss ssnmsss s4 ed
aEfaHrs isEfSS sqs srA9PR s L. e9ssgFzss SssS
BILLING CLERK-K1owledge Of bookkeep-
4aooEispRErfk 4baooookEiRspRErfk: tSgs Experienced in account.
ss ASs n 9aen. Rsrste or sns e
is z good position for ,, = eonseiensio1s eosa1
BOOKKEEPERS ASST. = For Arlington;
some exp In this line would be helpful;
5-day week, steady employment, pleasant
working conditions; age preferably between
2O-3O Call OK. 2073. g
experience, fve-day week, adequate COM
pensation. depending upon ability and ex-
perience SECURITY SAVINGS a. COM.
MERCIAL BANK. 9th and @ SITS. NV. IS
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK, interesting posi-
ton good pay. Apply 513 International
KEEPEK-SECRETARY, excel perma-
nent position for exper.. unincumbered
party. Some knowledge Of tax returns de-
sirable Interesting work. good salary.
Cali ME. 4218 for appt.
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