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. THURSDAY, JAN:3 3, 1052 RE irra a THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES oo . A fo ra rh EL abies Bs En ye LL

Symington Ready To Step Down As Head Of RFC cannon

7 Doclors Have SR rT Tamim . ‘ . rin : |available, Bit even now their offi: “ 1 £ 2 Accent on treining= |clal glists™ of craftsmen needed COURS

Urged Him West Defense Plants Need Skilled Workers Bnet Sa for Mon and Wamen |

® # T R normal flo eoplé every . ‘ oO esign ’ By Scripms-Howard Newspapers being done in the ‘West, where in- men’ who can put together the|gional employment people say, month. It moves ni a One Effective Speech Salesman- | ° By JAMES DANIEL SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3 - gqustrial growth has been ‘enor-/intricate devices that science hasione of their chief needs is 10r {35 on a line from north to south . : . Scripps-Howard Staff Writer There's a manpower problem outimous in the past few yedts. {blue printed for:them, The. age more information as to when and jt a slow and even rate. The ship and~Human Relations. : WASHINGTON, Jan, 3—W., here, all right, But it can't bel ,p.aqy there are “spot” short-|limit must be raised to permit where, and for what, more de-other is a miuch heavier flow RALE CARNEGIE AND Stuart Symington, the .man (Solved like it was in World Wari, o.oo’ engineers and other Older men to stay on the job.|fense contracts will be let. through Arizona: and Southern | o\~ii2 pn" BORDEN TEXT : President Truman assigned last I, when they tossed Mama- 2 craftsmen, More women must be trained, The government men in the California, which moves north at H. May to clean up the scandal-rid- rivet gun and let ‘er rip. : But there is no call for a mass! Bars to minority groups, es-|field worry for fear that whe thea diminishing rate. For present BOOKS USED - THROUGH. = den Reconstruction Finance Today, ¥ Sooblem must be han- migration of unskilled and. semi- pecially ‘in craft labor unions, éngineering phase ‘of ‘many jobs purposes, this “in-migration” id OUT THE COURSE. ———— y Coro, (RFC), is about to’ resign. dled with kid gloves, Bot ens, ed workers, There are plenty must be lowered or removed.is completed, when" tooling is taking care of much of the need vi I LL Family and doct ors have en- The accent, is on skill. of them on hand already. Available skilled people must be ready, and peak production Is for skills in most western states. Classes now forming, cal 0735 0 ” couraged him to take: a long va- These are conclusions of some what is needed is a long-term better utilized. Some way should called for, the. skilled manpower But late 1952 and-1953 is another 3 3 cation. ‘He and Mrs. Symington ‘state and federal officials of the program of training the train- be found to pepmit transfer of needed will not be on hand. matter, BERT ( Mc(AMMON LIVERY TANS Neniol A house on fhe island {West, chiefly in California, the apie. : skilled worker§ from one firm The network of state employ The trouble, many responsible : Wi-1013 — ing Feb, 15. e. weeks start top aireraft-producing State, More apprentices are needed in industey or Sg Rio: ment offices over the nation, un- 'OF manpower supply say, is that 3743 N. Mer. St. - ILL 9PM. The present question is whether Much of the nation’s defense the skilled crafts, to learn whole without Jing sgniority and pen- der the general direction of the We are in only “partial moblijza- : wiffs he resigns before or after his % work in aircraft and electronics- jobs, not merely parts of jobs. Sion rights, United States Employment Serv- tion.” Many situations are neither IL | P.M. acation, ~' It will be iis first , radar) guided missiles, © etc. 13 Schools and colleges must train Furthermore the state and re-lice, is taking inventory of skills white nor- black, fish nor fowl . J 3 st . ; —————————————————— —————————— —————— ——— - id - s Kept Fresh real rest since he entered federal Ww. STUART SYMINGTON | ss x : : Care . . . Service in 1945 as surplus prop- . . his reforms are well Barrett's Gives You «erty disposer. Latér he became : 10ICE WINES Secretary of the Air Foree, then estoblied. + i — med IRKET - / was chairman of: the ard ana Secyrity Resources Board. and oo ant Spring went 1 the REC 4 More Hoosier | . uccessor Not Known It is not known whether Pres- | Casualties Listed | TTT ident Truman has offered him | Four more Indianiemen are| " - : : R another job, after his vacation.|casualties in Korea, the Defense - DRG RES It was reported that the Presi- Department announced last night.| EO a 3 dent did say in. a general way | KILLED

he would be needing MF: Syming-| lon’'s services again. It is not| Sgt Steven C. Kapitan, Wit:

known who Will succeed Mr. of Miss Cecilia A. Kapitan, WhitSymington at RFC. ing. ; There was some apprehension WOUNDED that Mr. Symington’s departure! Pvt, Raymond E. Blankenbeker,| would lead to a return of the slip-json of Mrs. Mary L. Blanken-| shod methods and favoritism| |beker, Hartford City. which brought the old RFC into| Marine Pfc. Robert W. Collins, | such disrepute that 41 Senators husband of Mrs. Robert: W. Col-|¥ ast spring voted to abolish the!lins, Muncie. | agency. MISSING This fear is minimized by those Sgt. Delbert U. Mace, son of Mr. i who say it never was intended and Mrs. Albert J.. Mace, Val-| that Mr. Symington stay with the paraiso. RFC. Moreover, some of this re-

forms are so well established that! ma «,« it would be difficult to repeay Critically Hurt as Head

them. : Policy of Publicity Is Caught in Cell Door One reform is his policy of com-| A 16-year-old inmate whose] Pulsory publicity. ~~ Up to the head was caught in a cell door] Symington era, it was a criminal at the Indiana State Reformatory|

offense for any RFC employee to give out “confidential” informa- "a8 in critical condition today]

tion—a term so sweeping that it lat Robert Long Hospital. generally included the mere fact a! Francis Willard Brown, Rich-| loan had been approved. ‘mond, stuck his head in the slid-| The preserft policy is that sub- ing door just as it was closing mission to public scrutiny is ajalong with others in the cell condition for obtaining public/block, Supt. Ward-Lane said. The money. Even old loans are now {row of doors is shut ‘electrically | open to inspection. - {when prisoners step inside. i Reports of new loans are re-| Reformatory officials have been leased weekly.,~Twice a month Mr.|unable" to question the youth Symington holds press conferences about why he suddenly thrust his| to answer questions about them. head into the path of the door.| if Mi erin Mr. Lane doubted it was an es-|

cape attempt. | Snow Blindness Caused Brown is serving for grand lar- |

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