Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1930, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1930. “ENPLOYMENT SEEN ON UPWARD TREND Normal Conditions Forecast in 60 to 90 Days by Labor Department. Reports on labor conditions in all the principal cities indicate that within the next 60 to 90 days the country will be on a normal employment basis, the U. 8. Department of Labor announced to- day in its monthly bulletin on indus- trial employment. “All reports indicate that an upward sWing to employment is in motion,” sald the bulletin, which is issued under the ® o direction of the Secretary of Labor, James J. Davis. Building operations, highway con- L struction and municipal improvements » were held in check by weather condi- tions the first part of January, all being contributing factors to what the report described as “the tremendous idleness that was apparent.” “While there is still considerable un- employment,” the bulletin said, “the latter part of the month showed a vast 1 improvement, which will continue with 18 greater momentum. Many Recalled to Work. cerge ” Z=~ “Iron and_ steel, the barometer of I m ]_ I I A prosperity, showed an upward. turn, ; : s i o : g mec oast lest with increased employment. Many who 3 - i 2 i o 3 % Tere temporarily released during the g : - Y . atter part of 1920 were recalled to % $ g M k work. The outlook for iron and steel 3 : ; akes lt easy is very encouraging, as large orders 3 : 2 1 : have been placed for all classes of iron 3 &nd steel products. “Some of the automobile factories and plants manufacturing automobile accessories continued on part-time op- erations, and yet an improvement is noted in the industry. and many work- ers who were released the latter part of 1929 have been recalled and are now employved. The prospects are encourag- ing for increased employment in this industry. H “The “plants manufacturing radios and radio accessories have not shown any employment gains,” the report said. “While the coal industry is still suffering from considerable unemploy- ment, improvement was noted through- out the month. “A fair demand was noted for skilled mechanics, such as tool and die makers, turret-lathe operators and machinists for employment in metal-working estab- lishments. “A surplus of textile workers is ap- parent in all sections of the country.” A surplus of labor was noted in the South Atlantic district, including the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, but it was expected that more favorable weather would do much to unemployment. The bulletin com- mented 2s follows on conditions in SLICE BREAD! Cut a slice of slo-baked Wonder Bread and ' o : ¢ HEAT TOASTER! Allow your toaster to get hot and then Washi d the District: 2 d I ~ toas | 3 n;::: e o;e:uom a slice from the bread you are now using. Cut them as thick or . : | . toast a slice of Wonder Bread until it is as brown as you like to “The majority of the industrial plants as thin as you wish, but be certain they are both of equal thick- : . have your toast. Check its toasting time carefully, please. Then e eaons (e s ness. Try the thickness you prefer in toast. Then... i ] | toast a slice of the other bread the same length of time you embraced skilied and unskilled workers, toasted the Wonder slice. Hold them side by side and s s s clerical help, white and Negro domestic help and sales persons. Several hotels 5 4 P e e o furloughed & number of their employes e R T U D PR S R S NI WS ST o but_expect to recall them soon. Sea- : v ey sonal activity prevailed in the public utility establishments and in municipal street maintenance. The recent snow= . storm furnished temporary employment Th k b] oot R Is remarkable test brown from edge to edge. . . which slice has no scorched rmits recently issued, on which worl F . . E:soo‘nsrs start, involve an expenditure i spots . ; : which us:;s cll-;en.e.r, and mas(edl quicker. We of $4,540.170. e eral building X e R has won more than 10,000,000 : leave the decision up to youl number of skilled and unskilled work- ers.” There was sufficient farm help avail- 4 s e st e s women to daily use of tically all localities in Maryland, the ‘bulletin said, adding that in Baltimore Howeser, the surplus of Jaber embraced SI Bak ed W d r- - d racticaily all trades. While the ma- Jority of industrial establlshments were 0-Da ondae in operation, many plants curtailed their forces. No large volume of build- - T Tt 30 15 00 s werk e o of the wheat berry. thus Wonder Bread is remarkably D e n e Our recipe calls also easy to digest. R emeral oortius. o¢ ‘Mbor was re- ALICE ADAMS PROCTOR... tells you about Wonder Bread Smseaitieioti - TN rted also for Virginia, but the bulle- E{L said that “at no pisce was the vol. usual quantity of milk, Bread I say, “Give it a fair trial. Buy me considered a ; e e rea ITH so many kinds of bread on toasted the Wonder slice. Hold them golden brown over the entire surface, every drop twice pasteurized. :L fora fu'lll.ew::k. I; costs youdno mc:: ¥ith outdoor work, the report said r’-n our grocer’s counter how can side by side and compare. You'll be that only a perfectly baked loaf can an YOII. 'W aying, and seve :fi’fi‘:}n?;g%:'g%z&::fi‘ggz}fifi:{"& you be ys\u-e gou're choosing the best? astonished at the obvious difference be- eliminate scorched spots : : : uneven Every Loaf Slo-Baked loaves will quickly prove how muce e Which of the different wrappers you tween them! The Wonder toast will be toasting : ; : and burned edges. Slo- Then all the nnur?l l"flavors a:fl better it is for your household needs. A see contains bread made of super qual- superior in every detail. baked Wonder Bread is such a bread. nourishing qualities of these ingredi- PEAGSEA-PSTPL?:CAES :?UGLD‘NG‘ ity ingredients? Which bread is thor- What It P Every year we pay $2,000,000 extra ents are sealed in by a special method For E.very P‘“‘Po'e i ey | oughly baked? Which gives you and at It Proves for the super-quality ingredients re- of baking— each loaf of Wonder . Note the variety of sandwiches you e your family the most nourishment for This unique toast test is based on the quired by the Wonder Bread recipe. Bread is slo-baked. can malfe with it. The modern dainty e e e your money? proved fact that only a scientifically We use a special flour made only Slo-baking Wonder Bread means party kind . ; ; or the full x.neal Sll?d- R If you, like other careful mothers,are perfect bread made of the finest ingre- from the most nutritious portion of that every loaf is thoroughly baked. wich that husbands and children like BUCHARBST, Fumanis, February 14, anxious to serve your family the finest dients can make toast that’s an even the wheat : : : the very heart Each cell is baked to perfection, and so well. 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