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‘Red Tape and Job Seniority Balk Returning Vets’ Hopes

By NED BROOKS Beripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, April 25—G. 1.

Joe, who expected to make a peace~ time living by starting a business,

economic closed.” The McFarland-Ervin bill is intended to remedy such examples of

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slonaires. But the doors to major In passing the law, congress en-

couraged veterans to enter business, but administrative restrictions are stifling the act's operation, they contend,

This will be the situation in the automotive industry, say officials of the automotive council for war production. Unless seniority con-

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A sports hop and-& hick: dance Kirk, dancer. tracts are modified, they contend, will be held by two teen-canteens|

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fof hinderances as these:

A commercial photographer assigned his equipment to the navy, enlisted and served “two years. When ‘he was discharged, he was unable to get his equipment back and W. P. B. couldn't help him get new equipment, A New Jersey coal dealer wanted to get back in his business after being discharged but he had been in the army on the quota fixing date. Solid fuels administration could give him no coal supply. An Illinois veteran spent two months trying to get an insur G. I. loan to enter the trucking business. He finally financed the deal privately, but found himself blocked by the O, D..T. “grandfather” rule requiring that he show previous operations in the business. He had worked for a trucker “and had driven “army trucks, but this didn't... qualify him, Two other Illinois veterans who wanted to go into the Jocal de= livery business were turned down for gasoline rations because they didn’t own a vehicle. They bought one—but still got no gas, . Such - difficulties, say Legion / spokesmen; explain why loan provisions of the G. I. Bill of Rights haven't operated with more success.

veterans will be denied equality of this week-end.

job opportunity: with employees Jumptown teen-canteen will spon- |Community center Saturday night.

hired during the war period. he § h {Chairmen of the adult sponsors will] Similar conditions are ~ forecast|SOF the hick dance at Rhodius com-|, "yo 014 Mrs. Ken Ikerd. Kitty |

for such war-expanded industries munity center tomorrow night. Doc Lewis is chairman of the arrangeas aircraft and shipbuilding. ' |Watson's orchestra will play. Other ' ments committee.

In certain industrial fields, ac- [the sports dance at Pleasant Run cording to employers, job opportunities for veterans without preemployment records will be extremely limited, because many plants which expanded for war production already have on their rolls more persons with seniority rights than they will be able to hire in peacetime, .

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is finding himself hamstrung by the network of civilian restrictions and regulations imposed by government war agencies, He is stymied by the office of price . administration, “freeze” on the sales and distribution structure, by war production board priorities, by office of defense 3 transportation py : “grandfather” Mr. Brooks ules. Later on, his buddy who has ambitions to get & job in industry may find himself in similar difficulties, because senfority obligations will give the stay-at-home worker first prefetence in many employment opportunities. Some government agencies are reviewing their regulations to determine where relaxations can be made in favor of the veteran who wants to enter business,

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Legion Heeks Action

But the*American Legion, which says that 40 per cent of post-war Jobg must be provided in sales, servlce and distribution fields, contends the agencies have made “scarcely f dent” in their restrictive fields The Legion is pressing congress for action on twin bills by Senator McFarland (D, Ariz), and Rep. Ervin (D. N. C.), which would permit veterans to buy up to $5000 worth of goods or materials without regard to priorities, rationing or allocation, : Exemption certificates would be issued by the veterans administras= tion and these would set aside : regulations of O. P, A, W. P. B, O. D. T, war food administration, petroleum administration for war * and the surplus board. O., P. A. recently relaxed its ration rules to permit veterans to open small businesses making use of rationed foods, a field- hitherto closed to newcomers. The Legion said it was “gratifled” that O. P, A, had made a start but added that “such relaxations do not begin to meet the ! over-all problem.” ‘Said National Commander Edward N,.Scheiberling: “They will let veterans become potato-chip fryers—to use O. P. A.'s|. own Janguage—or popcorn conces-

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