Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1941 — Page 40

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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U. d. S SCHOOL aaa | TO NYA WORKERS State Pheasant and Quail DEFENSE \ ORKERS re = The Board of Industrial Aid for| The assignment of each mamma est kind of a time schedule, the ; 3 | the Blind has lent to the National RN } | Youth Administration a power sew-

pheasant and quail at the Jaspers |chicks are very spry and give the | ing machine unit for the manufae-

{ oe THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1941 & MOTHERS’ CHORUSES i t MES d r A concert will be given at 8 p. m. er & HI ¥ tomorrow in Caleb Mills Hall by h f about 125 members of various t en what / Marion County mothers’ choruses, | Pulaski and Wells County Game | workers a lot of conversation. Their under the direction of the WPA OCTORS stress remaining in hed Farms for the next 60 days is 15| first thought, apparently, is oR givin, | fuses participati until the Body remperniitre is nore ye " . "| eggs and the Conservation Depart-| escape and they keep that upper-| Among ihe choruses participating mal, Sound advice. N ti H d F TI 5 Milli Ww k Wh - 3 X 5 a re Zarmenis 0 Be HUI bY ye ment won't take “no” for an lh in their minds from then on. | Will be Se Sosersty Heights, You know how weak you feel after a ation a ewer an illion orker en ro- | SN ! : g : : > | swer. They are put in perforated boxes | Seventh istrict, elo Y OINBeIS, cold, Colds play havoc in weakenin B A N dq 100 000 a Wkpaiol et udiutispolie Nobody asked the hens when the| for shipment and the boxes are | Seivels 15, 35, 2, na Bnd 7 the body. The story is well told in 5 ram aan. prentice m ) ’ , asp ie X=! production schedule of day-old | placed in heated trucks, When they | e concert will be directed by blood picture, It is important to build a Fo c f p nt ces u oe |eEichee Th Die eAUN amy Ga chicks was “hatched” out in the are delivered club members place Clarence Loomis, of the WPA hn back body strength right away to carost Everyone Is Held to ame. : bata ocEuik Eas Conservation offices, Indianapolis,| them in the brooders and tend Clvision, with Pau ar, assistant yy the load of work, worries, and loss y 8 3 | the dil Making project at 2535 W.|Ind. Those city slickers who de-|them on a contract basis, Money [State supervisor for the division, as ,f sleep, A weakened hody may be Times Spenial | Mie Riga S t., will operate the power | sided adopted dictator-like tactics.| paid them by the Conservation De- | Accompanist. | more susceptible to relapse or long unit. NYA officials said the girls] will (notice the partment gobs to the club and is |=

WASHINGTON, April 17.ond World War, Germany had for its defense industries 12,-|

At the outbreak of the sec-

000.000 productive workers and R00,000 apprentices, When the United States began its defense drive it had fewer than 5,000,000 workers in defense industries and 100,-

000 apprentices. And there vou have one of all the bottlenecks in the entire Amerexplains why, Assistant Sercetary of P. Patter more than three-fourths of the workers in U. 8S. defense industries are today employed in plants working only one shift And it explains why 91 out of every 100 men in the machine tool industries have

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can defense effort. It according to War Robert son,

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there are still six million unemploved—it's the lack of workmen who can do the jobs required.

U. 8. Employment Service is com-|

pleting a month's drive to register workers, It has raised the number listed to 5.000000, but in that number it has found only 185000 workers competent to take jobs in the 393 kev industries, fewer than 25.000 competent for the 100 top industries, and in 12 industries none at all Huge Shortages Listed

Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that in the next year 2,000,000 workers will be put on the pay

rolls of defense industries. Aircraft

to work 10 hourssmanufacturers, employing 23,000 men

overtime every week Everyone is to blame. Management for not having a trained reserve of manpower, Labor for a silly {ttm of restricting apbrenticeships, limiting the number of youngsters who could learn skilled trades. Relief officials for putting men to raking leaves and manicuring roads when they should have been learning something useful. Politicians for being shortsighted. You, me and the rest of the general publie for allowing this to go on. The man who has been given the ioh of seeing that something is done o correct this situation is a kindly. tall, bive-eved, graving colonel of anti-aireraft artillery, Frank J. MeSherry, who has been assigned from the Army General Staff as director of defense training. His office i= under the Federal Securitx Administration and he has under his wing the defense industry vocational training activities of the Office of education, WPA and NYA, wdinating their school projects with the U, S. Employment Service the new “training within industry” program of the defense ef-

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is under Vacuum's a dollar vear and with 22 district offices headed by dollar-a-vearers, gives plants advice on schooling men for moving them up from ordinary jobs to higher skills where ‘re are still greater shortages, McSherryv's head is an ng library of statistics and started, he pours forth a stream figures on American shortage skilled labor for defense indusrs £0 pitiful itt makes vou weep t \ shortage of manpowet

Industry

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in 1938 will need 308,000 men when

plants under construction are completed. Shipvards, with 125000 workers, will need 300,000 more, and so on.

Only solution is to send the country school — trade schoo’ — and what's being done, literally. More than 300 trade schools are being run in three shifts, 24 hours a day, so great is the demand for skilled workers—in a hurry. Plants on twoshift production are turned into the third. Douglas Aircraft, in Long Beach, Cal, needing 20000 workers for a new plant, interested the city in acquiring a three-story building which was turned into a trade school with 1800 students a day. Angeles took over a garage to train 23000 shipyard workers Murrav Body in Detroit, needing 6000 men for a new airplane parts plant, has'a school for 1700 a day. Wright Aeronautical’'s new plant in Cincinnati must soon have 120 trained men a week for 75 weeks. Buick and Studebaker’s new engine plants in Chicago will need 12000.

WARD GROUP WILL MEET

The 18th Ward Democratic Woman's League will meet at 8 np. m, Monday at the home of Mis. Patrick O'Connor, 153 S. Emerson Ave. Mrs, O'Connor is the 18th Ward vice chairman, The program will include games and contests, Fach member is to bring a guest. Committee chairmen for the ensuing vear announced by Mrs. Howard Moore, league president, include Mrs. Clara B. Hilkene, ways and means; Mrs, Marie Hadley, membership: Mrs. Newton Goudy, entertainment and Mrs. Grant

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| Industrial building at 536 W. 30th | | St. under the supervision of Mrs. i Hazel Burnett,

a & 3 od Miss Betty Arthur of Logansport will be queen of St. Joseph College's spring formal dance to be held April 26 at Rensselaer, | She will be the guest of Robert | Puax, president of the Monogram Club. Art Kassel's orchestra will | play for the dance.

RALLIES ARRANGED BY TOWNSEND CLUB

A statewide series of open at Townsend Club mass meetings start-| ing next month was announced to-| day by B, J. Brown, Townsend na-| tional representative for Indiana, | The mass meetings, scheduled for] Sundays, will be held in a park, and] will start at 10:30 a. m,, with an| evening show of talking movies after! dark. | The schedule of cities, dates and meeting chairmen includes: Sev-| mour, May 4 Isaac Hawkins; Washington, May 11, Douglas Bray; Plymouth, Mav 18 I. 8. Bastow;| Marion, May 25, the Rev, Ora Sim-| mons; Lafavette, June 1, Gilbert M. Wilson: Rockville, June 8 Samuel! Rowley, and Brazil, June 15, Grace Krider ' Mr. Rrown said all of Indiana's congressmen and national leaders of | the Townsend movement will be in. vited to attend.

GULF TO HONOR 41 | VETERAN WORKERS

Forty-one employees of the Gulf Refining Co. eastern production di-| vision will receive service awards {in recognition of 10, 15, 20 or 25 vears service, at a dinner Monday in the Columbia Club. The principal address will be given by Rush Greenslade, Thilsa, Okia,, vice president of the Gulf companies, | The plan of recognizing employees’ service was inauguratec last year when 10,505 of the com. pany's 32600 workers received | jeweled emblems and engraved cer-| tificates, Arrangements for the local dinner are being directed hy BR. FP. Bridges, | Indianapolis, eastern production division general agent. |

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“That will call! Money thus spent by the clubs ! | | for around 250,000 eggs.” is in the nature of a parlay. After | The unit will be operated in the| The production schedule calls for they build the fish rearing ponds, the hatching of over 3166.6 chicks they are paid by the Department to | a day and their distribution to 928 rear fish. This money also goes to club-owned brooders. The clubs the club and goodness knows what will have charge of the chicks, they do with THAT. then, for the next 10 weeks, after| which they will be released and put | strictly on their own, | Court today and charged that her The eggs are gathered daily from | —The War Department announced husband Bernardo bit her. The the surprised and faintly annoyed today that Maj. Gen. James A.| court dismissed the charges after quail and pheasant parents and Woodruff, commander of the First Bernardo pleaded he bit in self de-| put in electrical incubators. Corps Area, Boston, will retire] fense after his wife had thrown a! When they are taken out of the June 30 upon reaching the stautory bottle at him | incubators, according to the strict- | age limit of 64. :

using, Get a package of Ru-Ex Compound, A two-week supply, today, Mix it ——————————————————————— | vith a quart of water, Bad the juice of SN y a emons, se only as directed on label, | GEN. WOODRUFF TO RETIRE | Ius easy, No trouble at all and pieasant. | 3 | You need only 2 tablespoonful two times WASHINGTON, April 17 (U. P)). a day. Often within a8 hours—sometimes | overnight— splendid results are obtained. f the pains do not quickly leave and if you do not [eel better, return the empty ackages and Ru-Ex will cost you nothing o Iry as it is sold oy vour druggist under an ahsolute money-back guaranties, Ru-Ex - eam atmos Compound is for sale and recommended | TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. | by Hook's, Haag's and drug stores every. | " + xr y y tee where I THEY WILL BRING RESULTS. —— . ——————— ms — ————

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