j ; flXMBDrORD WHEOeW) WAIt TRIBUNE
Malm Street by Ralph stein
...HE DOtSN'f MISS ATKICK
OK THR SlPeWALK . . . jp I
BUT WATCH HIM GP$$HG THE. STREET .
Elevator Operator
Can Make If ou Sad
Or Glad Men Find
Cleveland, O. (U.R) H you
come home from work grouchy
and out of lorts, don't blame it
on the boss or that crab au
gratln you had for lunch.
According to the Cleveland
Association of Building Owners
and Managers your attitude
probably the fault of the ele
vator operator.
On the other hand, the asso
ciation aid, if your bring the
wife some flowers and rouRh
,.,uh ih klrii hefore din
ner, you can credit the elevator
operator for your cneenumcaa
inn
Those were the conclusions of
the association after a psycho
analytical survey of elevator op
erations in i-ieveiana.
Psychiatrists and personnel ex-
4- ...v. nn1iif..ttrl ihm .urvpv
peris whu iviiuiiiv.vM - -
for the association reported the
behavior of an elevator operator
can establish the pattern good
or oaa 01 nis paiweiigcia wo
Unro W WH. a.nr.tlirV Of
the association's operating dlvi
alon said "a frowning Irritable
floor pilot can lose tenants and
business transactions or can
serve as an ambassador of good
will."
"The elevator operator, man
or woman, should not forget
that he is the center of attrac
tion all day long." Eccles said.
The building owners' associa
tion has drawn up a set of rules
designed to make up-and-down
pilots "salutary spheres of influ
ence" on the people who ride
with them. The association said
operators should:
1. Keep their voices low-pitched
but distinct, cheerful and
soothing. A whining, nasal or
rasping "goin' up" may create
a lasting depression.
Musical Voice Urged
2. Never say "shove forward
or squeeze In" but rather, "step
forward please" with a glance of
sympathetic concern. Never say
anything like "well what's
YOUR floor?" Implying, If nol
actually adding, a sneering "Bus
ter?" Simply announce each
floor with a musical voice.
3. Smile pleasantly without a
fixed grin.
4. Keep a neat uniform.
The last rule was directed
toward girls who wear too much
seductive makeup and perfume
and quarts of jewelry, the asso
ciation said.
One Killed. Two Hurt
In Crash Near Dorris
n,,nDm,iir r-al .TlinO 21
OnA nmnn was killed and two
Dassengers injured 22 miles
soutn oi uorns, aismyou coun
ty yesterday, wnen a ihi seaan
kl. tica miarhimiiH nnH
crashed into rocks bordering the
Highway.
Dead was itaymona raui
Dobson, 50, driver.
The hospitalized passengers,
George Franey and James Finn,
Klamain f ans, are reported in
"fair condition.
Dobson'a mother and brother.
Mrs. Eva Hodges and Verne
Dobson, reside at Oroville, Cat.
Driver Decapitated
As Truck Hits Bridge
uunimuir, tai., June w r.i
A 4..,.,lr flrliraP 1Q. Htt.
capitated two miles north of here
Monday as his lumber truck
and trailer telescoped after
crashing Into a bridge siding.
r II rt TKn,.Ar in rleltr.
uni ini iv. iiin.ru, ,
ing south from Oregon, died ln-
staniiy, ponce ana ncpuurs ir
nv.J Ui. win Kitcat liitrt flam
almost Immediately after Impact
with the bridge.
Highway patrolmen nein irai-
Hr. l.Dr. nnA Dl Ml Shnctn fnr
one hour while firemen extin
guished the blaze.
Dead Una on Clnailflrit Ada: S 30
day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m.
American Indians had no
knowledge of Iron prior to the
arrival of Europeans.
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