Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1946 — Page 27

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ficial Urges res. Reduction in Women’s Wear. WASHINGTON, April 11 (U, P).

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o pay $75 for a suit of clothes is hat too much material is going ato the production of women’s lothing. His goal is to get each veteran wo suits for $75-—one for work and ne for dress. Mr. Erskine, a veteran of Iwo ima, is now head of the retraining nd re-employment administration f the department of labor. He utlined his program for increasing he supply of men's suits at a 1eeting yesterday in the office of teconversion Director John W. nyder. Representatives of the Civilian roduction Administration, the OPA, 1e Veterans Administration and 1e Labor Department attended. Mr. Erskine said normally 60 per :nt of woolen suiting goes into ien’s clothing and 40 per cent into omen’s clothes. Now, he said, that itlo is down to 55 per cent for ien’'s suits and 45 per cent for omen’s, The answer, he added, is a closer atch by CPA on clothing materials sed under its allotments, which ould tend to bring back the noral 60-40 ratio. “We want one good program for nproving the clothing situation wr everyone, with retailers giving a ttle preference to veterans,” Mr. rskine told newsmen. “Our ideal to provide two suits for each steran for $75.”

Appreciate Profit Motive He emphasized he didn't favor ludgeoning industry into largeale production of millions of low%t men’s suits, “Any solution to the problem ust be squared with industry,” he id reporters. “You can't expect en to produce at a loss.” Mr. Erskine sald some sobering wts were discussed at the meetig. CPA reported it channelled aough wool cloth to manufactur's during the first three months { the year for production of 500,000 suits costing less than $35 ach. But, it said, a check-up reealed only 1,500,000 such suits were roduced. At the present rate of roduction only 6,000,000 low-cost its will be produced this year.

Four Proposales Stressed Mr. Erskine said the meeting yes-

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Fiberglas' Is Subject of Talk

Tyler Stewart Rogers, technical irector of Oweng-Corning Fiberlas Corp. will speak on “New ngineering Uses for Fibergias, " t a meeting of je &ir candition1g council of In- - ianapolis tomorbw at noon in 1@¢ Athenaeum. The author of book and many rticles on home uilding, he is ice president of = Gi 1 producers H yuneil, co-chair- Tyler s. Rogers ian of the joint technical commitke of the American institute of ~chitects and a member of sev‘al other technical committees.

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OMBAUGH TALKS ON VETERANS HOUSING

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