Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1952 — Page 30
PAGE 75 os | se THE INDIANAPOLIS TIE . * * our Times Carrier— | Charges Gl Bill Detroit, Thriving Again, | 7
jl | Hurts Private Schools |T*¥°% Earnings Buy | YANKTON, 8. D—J. Clark(987 Times.
{Graham, president of ¥ankton!
Scrapes for Manpower School Supplies cigs’ churzed esterase ero oreo
veterans discriminates against'] FUR COAT #o o 75
By NORMAN NICHOLSON |well as the military branches and United Press Automotive Writer : ‘other government agencies. DETROIT, Sept. 11 — Detroit, Industry has been short of
which early this year had 125,000 these highly-trained persons for
private schools. | Beautiful Cape or
He said the new blil gives the | Stole as Low as eterans a flat amount of money!
ach month and the “less tuition Fur Co. jobless workers, today is scram- years, ne has to pay, the more he can MARILYN 29 bling for enough qualified man- The shortage, however, is be- keep in his pocket.” E OHl0
w r combined civilian i Sv ’ il power to run its coming more serious every day THis metus iu mbst Cases Her:
Parade, a complete picture. magazine, comes with your Sun-
and defense production machines. with the nation maintaining a rel-
Jobs, particularly those requir- stively-normal civilian production veteran will shop around for the
ing mechanical skills, are going and at the same time starting on, ; begging in the automotive indus- billions of dollars worth of contry. tracts for the weapons of war, | Several thousand unskilled as- ' Autémotive sources say there sembly line workers are being are {wo other basic reasons for sought by car and truck com- the lack of qualified mechanical panies within the next weeks and manpower. Qur industries are be-
Yankton College was $325 a year NEW and at South Dakota state schools! | INDIANA MU it was $84; so the new bill “ver decidedly discriminates i Sic ¢0. private schools.”
best deal” Mr, Graham asserted.|] [20 BASS $ 5 He pointed out that tuition at ACCORDION 189 0
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shortage of general labor 18 re- with more skill required to operported. ate the vastly complicated facBut competition for scarce ma- tory machines now in use, chinists, tool and die men, elec-| Schools Short tricians, engineers, designers, y draftsmen, maintenance repair Trade schools and factory i men and other highly-skilled {raining progtaie sre hard Put! With school starting last week, i tter, 0 su enouy, skilled opera- . hl By trades is getting ho tors rer up Bh the mechani. Indianapolis Times carrier Rens} Firms Compete cal improvements. neth Keaton found his earnings For the services of these pro-| At the same time, thousands of @ big help in buying new clothes, fessionals, auto firms are compet-| foreign-horn and apprentice- books, pencils and other school ing with the aircraft industry, as {rajned mechanical experts who! necessities.
- migrated to this country in the| , ¢p iI at Scho 1780 h | early part of the century are dy-| n pup S100 ye
3 Generals Given ling or leaving auto factories un-|delivers to customers on Hovey . New Assignments |der pension and retirement St. and Ralston and Schofield WASHINGTON — The Ar my Programs. {Aves. between sth and 34th Sts. charged the assignments of three! General Motors is a good He has been a carrier eight generals yesterday. example. It is using television, months, : _ radio and classified advertising| Interested in sports, Kenneth hah Sen, Chatles I. x. Cap. to find the engineers, draftsmen|likes to swim and play basketborne Division at Ft. Bra gz, N.C. and other mechanically-inclined | ball. since Februa will a oo. men it needs, particularly in| Kenneth is 14, and attends the Oct. 1 for TY at 34 Army Head- fabricating plants. {30th St. Nazarene Church, He|
quarters, Ft. McPherson, Ga. Ford, second member of the lives at 1701 E. 30th St.
\ “Big Three,” needs more than] New commander of the 82d Air- ‘ borne will be Brig. Gen. Gerald J.| 1300 Workers at its Rouge plant,
oy Higgins, now chief of the organi-| nere alone within the next month. | OQ A Wee, A .
zation and training division in the| Apout Boo of the jobs call for office of the Army’s assistant chief ' | of staff for operations. Chrysler Wants 5000
Brig. Gen. Halley G. Maddox, Chrysler, whith with Ford and! chief of staff of the 3d Army at GM employ the lion's share of all| Ft. McPherson, will be assigned! automotive workers, wants to about Oct. 15 to the office of the hire more than 5000 general pro-| chief of Army Field Forces, Ft. duction workers in the next few Monroe, Va. | weeks. Its most pressing need is EE, for skilled tool and die men,
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Tobacco Growers’
Conspiracy Charged Packard, among the independ- ¢
NEW HAVEN, Conn.—The Jus- ent companies, is planning to tice Department yesterday charged|nire 7000 persons for its jet the Shade Tobacco Growers Agri- ngine and marine diesel engine cultural Association and 20 of its defense contracts. individual members in Connecti-| Willys-Overland at Toledo, O.,
cut and Massachusetts with con- 2nd Studebaker Corp., of South spiracy to violate the Sherman Bend, Ind, are the only two auto Anti-Trust Act. firms that aren’t complaining of
The government accused it of conspiring “to reduce the amount
of acreags of Connecticut valley shade grown tobacco.”
15 The alleged conspiracy, the Jus- H ASC (} tice=Department said, resulted in| SAA Add | fe
a serious manpower shortage.
restricted sales and distribution of It's D lici To ; shade grown tobacco, and also t's Dog-licious D6] increased the price of the product.| tl
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