Word: chinatowns
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...Manhattan's Chinatown held a baby contest, chose a king, a queen, a prince, a princess, a cutest, a best-costumed entrant. But the prize for the "cryingest baby" went begging Not one of the button-eyed contestants would let out so much as a whimper...
...Calmette and Guerin, named for its discoverers) vaccination project (TIME, Nov. 11) may take it still further. The plan, to vaccinate 100,000 U.S. schoolchildren against tuberculosis, has already been begun in Columbus, Ga., will soon move on to T.B. areas in large cities (including San Francisco's Chinatown). U.S. specialists, who have long viewed BCG with suspicion in spite of its prewar successes in the Scandinavian countries, are now more enthusiastic; the San Francisco delegates gave the PHS experiment a hopeful endorsement...
...Francisco's Chinatown exchange, where operators answer with a cheery "Gay Daw Ho" (number please), speak many dialects and know most customers' numbers by heart, a walkout of all the regular operators caused a wonderful confusion...
...best of the applicants was a nondescript Welshman, who with the help of Johnston's imagination and a dime-store bandanna emerged as Gypsy Daniels, eldest son of a gypsy king who lived at the foot of Rhondda Mountain in Wales. Jimmy also wowed New York's Chinatown with Ah Wong, a "Chinese lightweight" whose real name was Mickey Mulligan...
...match factory looked misleadingly like a progressive school in New York's Chinatown. It was manned almost entirely by children. Girls and boys of eight, nine and ten pasted or stuffed match boxes with the automatic movements of Charlie Chaplin on the assembly line in Modern Times. They work fast because their pay is based on the incentive system. Maximum earnings are equivalent to ten U.S. dollars monthly...