The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 8, 1947, Page 3

9 88 Oye * ‘ a a Gi Girls Siady. U. 8. Labor Techniques By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Newsfeatures Writer EW YORK.—Women special- ists in the labor depart- ments of four Latin-American : céuntries and a Calcutta, India, sotial worker are spénding a stiimmér of inténsive study in the United States. They are ob- sérvin techniques and prac- ticés which ge own’ nations es! adapt ne Gdopt. After rief oriéritation’ course in Washington, where thiéy weré guests of the U. s. Labor Department, the quintet moved on to a two-weék field irip in. Madison and Milwau-. Kee, Wis., where they studied the operation of state ldbor ldWs. A. month in New York. City was néxt on the agenda, with the state of New York labor de- partmént putting them through a stiff training course. Dorothy Moses, Calcutta Uni- versity . graduate, studies last winter at the New York School of Social Work under the spon- sorship of the YWCA. and will re- turn to India to become head of a’social work school there, pat- Dr. Ferreira terned on the American institu- tion. : ’ Dr. Léonor Ferreira Borja of Havana, a young woman physi- Miss Moses ‘cian’ Who is inspector in the Cu- ban department of labor’s di- vision of women and children, said that her nation was perhaps “farther advanced” in certain fields than the United States, but that she had benefited immense- ly from her study of administra- tive practices in the enforce- mént of minimum wage, equal pay and child labor laws. Miss Maria Luisa Florez Gon- wal®z, inspector for the division of women and children of the Mexican’ government, is a social worker, primarily interested in social work techniques and meth- ods which prevent the exploita- tion of workers. She commented particularly on information ob- tained on the protection of per- sons who do “piece work” in their homes. Mrs. Matilde Hildebrandt de Perez Trevine, of the Peruvian * Miss Gonzalez Mrs. Hildebrand! Building specialties: Murphy beds, labor department’s. division for women and child workers said shé had received many new ideas when accompanying the state in- éctors ‘on factory, homework child: labér inspections. Bach day thé “trainees”. went. through a ‘stiff schedule, studded } eaches, . note-taking «. and'} inspections, They subtnittéa nu- } merous, reports on, thei? observa-! with: tions and studies, Miss. Ana Maria Robles’ Matta}: of the Puerto Rican Women’s Bu- réau has spent much time investi- gating the em- ‘ployment of Filipinos in the ' United “States | and with study. spectian and en; ' ing general in- forcement of laws. Each day the through a stiff | ;schedule, 4 studded with speeches, note- taking. and_ inspections. They submitfed numerous written re- Miss Robles ports on their observations and} studies» The original orientation course given by the Federal Women’s Bureau gave and New York _ they saw these | ae me Se ie etme TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES (Know Ameycta) | 1837—Raphaet - Pumpelly, the 1772—Manuel Lisa, fur trader|world-famed mining,- geologist, in: St. Louis in 1790, leader of not-|explorer of the copper,,and iron eee 08 2 mere meneame oN ot ; ae a | which she expended * gn good works, born in Syraeuse, N. Y. Died Nov. 4, 1918. |able expeditions up the Missouri {districts of Michigan ‘and Lake Ps | pa {Salesman wanted. Over $28 day! For guaranteed plumbing work | i ES oe | “trainees” went Outboard motor boat, 13’ 6” long, | | | | | i ! | them facts about | laws and practices. In Wisconsin | laws and practices in operation— ! not only within the confines of the Labor Department. period was spent in the state’s path-breaking Commerce, whivh has set up a special divisio. to women’s home by advice on the market- ing and packaging of products as | |Silver ‘tone radio-phonograph. 526 ' Catherine. well as tests on worth. the product’s A long | Department of | stimulate | employment in the | | River, born New Orleans. Aug. 12, 1820. Died Aug. 10, 1923, 1799—Henry Placide, veteran} 1847—(100 years ago) William actor His day, noted member of a|/Barbour, noted Paterson, : N. J, stage family, born. Died in New |thréad manufacturer of his day, York; Jan. 23, 1870. born in New York. © Bied March 1828—Mrs. Russell Sage, at 41/4, 1917. a poor schoolteacher, marrying |- -__, dnd bécoming mistress of $60 mil-|. Eléctronic heating of ‘bread for lion at death of her husband, 'five seconds destroys bread mold. 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Has cracked cylin- der wall and needs cfank shaft. 1229 Duval street. sept8-3tx sept5-3t HELP WANTED—MALE Boys over 16..Make $300 before | —————— SO, ¢ Xmas! Sell name plates, front | 1941 Buick convertible, excellent doors. Write National, 212) condition. Apply 400;-rear, Si- Summer, Boston, Mass. monton Street. » Sept8-3tx sep8-1tx A | Plumbing ., supplies," complete stock. Plastic tile, paints and brushes. Robert: Leonard Co., 1532’ N.W. 62nd. Street, Miami, Phone 7-342}. sept2-tf Sell custom painted _ signs. New! No competition. Write Fl Concord Crafts, West Concord, a. Mass. sep8-Itx : — t+ = Hollywood single be@ ‘and mat- , tress, $10.00. Baby carriage, SCHL AOVY $5.00, 912 Fiqging Street, Ph. 397-M. sept8-3t and repairs, call John Curry, 512 Margaret Street, Phone 781. Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. sept2-l1mo Vacuum cleaners ‘and washing BABY. CHICKS : machines repaired. O’Briant. | Telephone 1164-M. sept2-1mo_ Baby Chicks. Baby Ducks. C.O.D. Electric Spanish guitar, like new. For sale at half»price. Apply 12-C Porter Place. sept8-6tx cee at pees |. WIS fOr | phe spyme, . David Grand opening of the new Evans-; Nichols Hatchery, , Rockmart, Pilkington Studio, Tuesday, | Georgia. sep8-2t September 2, 509 Southard St., | ae Phone 439 for appoinmtent.! ‘INSTRUCTORS WANTED Grand opening coupons may be. ————~ had by phoning your name and | Two teachers for Marathon address. sept2-tf! School, Grades 1, through 10. ' Contact Superintendent, Public Instruction, Phone 12. Swedish massage treatments, 5! for. $13.00, 10 ‘for $25.00. Phone | 575 for appointment. sept2-tf sept2-lmo; REFRIGERATION SERVICE eer eee er eS Se ae Singer and other type sewing ma- | ‘Refr igeration service. _Engineer- chines sold, repaired and re-| ing, Prompt service and repairs built. Treadle machines elec- | on all makés of domestic. and trified. We pay as high as $25; commercial refrigeratgrs,. Flor- for your old Singer round bob-| ida Keys Refrigeration Service, bin. Phone 1393, 706% Duval: ~ 3932 Division Street. Phone Street. 941-3. : septs-3t { sept2-mon-fri-sat- “tf 2 ; REAL ESTATE FOR SAKE Se eT TTS Ri Sse medicine cabinets, asphalt floor- |For any kind of properties in Key ing, bathroom accessories, For- |. West, be it home or business, mica sink tops, venetian blinds, contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem- apartment mail boxes, under- _ ing Street.. Phone 153. ground: “garbage. cans, kitchen augas-12tx:; cabinets.” “Building ‘material ‘t dealers wanted. in Key West. Caribbean Builders Supply,‘1356| .” ami. onstruction, large jobs our spé- | fs cialty, apartments and_ hotels. | Caribbean Engineering and. Con:| ig: struction Co., Inc., 177 N-E. 25th | Furnished ‘ dpartivient’, Phone 32800. sept6-5tx | ae aoe | Furnished four-room apartment, Motors rewound and repaired. BON: went aod janitor service; linens appliances repaired. C. & W./ and all utilities furnished,’Apply Electric Shop, 832 Duval Street,; Coral Hotel Apartments. Op- Phone 1341. sep8-20tx | posite Post Office. sept3-14tx FOR RENT Te A. | Strunk. Phone 816' or, ‘597. St., Miami, . aug30-tf fin FOR SALE Apartments, couples only.4.Paul’s Tire Shop. sept4-5t 54” beam, white pine plank, = copper fastened. Price $85.00.| Furnished cottage and apartment. 621 Grinnell Street. sept5-3tx | Apply 1128 Margaret — Street. | Phone 846-J. sept8-6tx |Spanish limes, bougainvillaea, | i ie: stephanotis, caladiums, frangi- WANTED TO RENT pani, poincianas, palms, cro- tons. 1004 Southard Street, \2 or 3-bedroom furnished’ ho Phone 1049-J. sept5-8x! or — apartment by. permanem | business: people: Phone bab: Will lease 1 year or 99 years, 65-| aug20-tf ft Duval St. frontage, depth | 250 feet. Jerry’s Half-Acre.;Couple wants two-bedrpom house Has dance patio. Apply 507) on year-round lease. No chil- Duval St. sept2-6t| dren or pets. Will*take good —- care of property. Phong 234-M. |One double bed, complete with Septs- -3tx coil springs, one felt mattress | and one innerspring mattress, LOST - - >> $40. Call at 69 Poinciana PIl., or Telephone 1142-M. Navy metal tool box Igft. South- sept6-3tx| ard Street, front “of Sewing —— | Service. Reward if returned to Speas Plate Glass Co. sept8-2tx sept6-2t "WANTED To: BUY , om, N.B,' tst Fann Phone seca Mi- torte % ke: West, Bradt *