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BOOST IS SLIGHT IN EMPLOYMENT
Lag in Increase Blamed on Price Uncertainty.
Employment in Indiana factories in the month ended July 15 increased only 1 per cent, the Indiana employment security division of the U. 8. department of labor said today. } : Officials blamed “price uncertainty due to debates on the OPA issue” for the lag. They still main tained hopes fqr “large gains” in employment in canning industries during August and September. A survey made among 1625 industries throughout the state showed 383,180 production workers employed on July 15. The figure was 8.1 per cent below July 15, 1945,
OFFICERS ASSIGNED BY SALVATION ARMY
New assignments were given three out-of-state Salvation Army officers and 11 members of the state stafl, Lt. Col. Herbert Pugmire, state | commander, announced today. The | changes became effective Aug. 25.
Maj. William Rawling of Holland, Mich. is the new commander of the |=
: Lafayette corps, Capt. Walter Van- |=
derpool of LaCrosse, Wis, commander at Connersville, and Capt. Paul Branum of Dallas, Tex. commander of the Bloomington cofps. Indianapolis corps commanders also have been named, with Capt. | Arno Walker of Princton coming to |= Fountain Square and Capt. Roy |Z Phelps of Connersville taking charge | of the Belmont corps. Other shifts in command will send Maj. Hampus Swan of New | Albany to Terre Haute; Maj. Leonard Burridge of Terre Haute to New Albany; Maj. Tom Raber of Lafayette to Grand Forks, N. D.: Adjutant Gertrude Bowers of Indi- |S anapolis to Princeton; Adjutant |= Mary Lunsway of Fountain Square = to Columbia City and ‘Capt. Edward = Waters of Belmont to Warsaw, Lt, Lillian Pynn of New Albany! will assist at Columbia City, Lt. Geraldine Baker of Fountain Square | will assist at Princeton ard Lt. | Florence Davis of Warsaw will assist at New Albany.
FOR ORDER OFFICERS
A reception will be held for the grand officers of the Grand Court Order of the Amaranth of -Indi-| ana Tuesday at 8 p. m. Brookside community house. Mrs, Vivian Shoff of Gary is | grand royal matron and C. C. Holmes of Logansport is grand royal patron. Mrs. Harriet Reeve, | past royal matron of Indianapolis is general chairman.
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Phone Equipment Installed To Serve 717 in Garfield Area
The Indiana Bell Telephone company has just completed installing enough central office equipment in Garfield to families on the waiting list ih that L. W. Shumaker, manager, said today. Approximately 2000 phones will be available downtown district the first part of September when initial installation of the new Capitol unit is placed
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The laying of a submarine cable under White river last provide facilities to corinect additional applicants in the Belmont {area in the near future.
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The possibility developed after an all-day meeting of the state traffic safety council yesterday. The council Jearned that thre board of education has set up rules for driver education and that the program
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'AUTO DRIVING STUDY IN SCHOOL BACKED
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According to a Cameron, council secretary, it appeared the board might take action Shipping schedules in New York institution Board of education rules
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EXPECTED SERVICE OFFICERS T0 ATTEND SCHOOL
«The second annual school for,eity and county, service officers will open |be devoted to a study of services
Due to Arrive—Drakensburg Castle, from | Monday in American Legion headare set up ‘currently to make |London; Cape Igvak, from Venesuela and|guarters here.
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in accordance with state. law by the Indiana depart- [the autumn of 1045, after which i for Le Havre: ment of veteran's affairs, the school | 55 successful appointees were cer= - pointed ot that the program Will |yarine Tiger. for Puerto Rico: ca] will last a week, closing with ex-|tified to their respective county be made a required part of high | Forwarder for Dublin and Manchester; school curricula as soon as possible. | Durango Victory, for Antwerp and RotterAt present it may be made a re- dam: quirement for graduation provided the school has facilities for offering the 20-lesson courses,
Saturday. Willlam C. Stalnaker, men director has announced R. F. Robinson, educational director, will| ments, the overall total of service © - apetown Soke; be in charge of the school, The opening session Monday willlrisen to. 82.
Tinctugte Sopp ation. : lectures o avs and regulations, general fune~
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commissioners and mayors as duly depart- | qualified service officers, y Since then, in addition to replaces=
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