Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1952 — Page 5

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Home’ Employment Prospects Are Going To Be Good In Indiana, The Experts Report |Win ce owen

State police The Indiana job outlook|schedule and manpower. Through-alone, the regional office Jiandied workers should find work with-| A poll of employment agencies in both Mdustrial and white-collar Both civil service and civilian] WANK AR—David Hichstaedt, he had “mis- for this fall is good. out the strike we were forced to/32,896 applicants. out too much dificulty as plants and . firms here shows a heavy|fields. Skilled workers and pro-|firms are out hunting for engi-| 18, of Hanna, was killed three and couldn't 3 operate on a curtailed 4-day week.| “Now we're leveling off” he revert to normal and, in a few demand for experienced clerical/fessional help have never been a neers |miles east of here early today Es While most firms do not(We've already returned to thelsaid, “but*I must be cautious in|cases, expand. workers, Most firms have been drug on the market since the de-| The commercial school grad-|When the car in which he was construction contemplate wholesale expan- 5-day week, and predict a fast re- predicting the fall outlook. Many| Officials at the Allison Divi- forced to staff their offices with! pression. This fall, their services uate won't be walking around riding went out of control and s driving a * sion, a statewide survey by The turn to our normal manpower.” factors can enter into it. As ofision here said ewpansion will not clerical workers of little or no will be more and more in demand. aimlessly either especially if hel Overturned. {ler attached Times indicates ample work A Normal Level now, I would say the outlook is be as great as it was last year— experience. “¥ Unskilled: Fair {has had a chance to gather some |w Driver of the car, Frank E. 0.Oklahoma., ; : especially in industrial flelds | And so it wad throughout the|good—without being exceptional.” but expansion there will be, | There is a heavy demand for| Employment offices report a experience. Sommers, 29, of Wanatah, sufa car ahead \ pa. state. No booming expansion, out Skills Needed “We're always expanding,” onecompetent professional help.|[consistently fair demand for un-| RIT EY TEA | fered a broken leg and was taken o small chil- With the steel strike over at|a plateau—a normal level of con-| The greatest demand, The official said. Again the demand Young persons facing the fall|skilled labor, especially around | Walton's Father Dies [to La Porte Hospital. last, the plants throughout the|stant work. Times survey reveals, is for|was for highly skilled workers.jwith a new degree in any of the|Gary and other industrial sites. | MISHAWAKA — Dr. Leslie M. | Englewood, state are returning to their pre-| Robert F. Wilson, manager of|skilled and highly skilled workers. However, there are opportunitiesitop professions should find their|In Indianapolis the demand is/Walton, 74, father of Mayor E.| IT'S PLEASANT AND PROFme separated strike level. ’ the Indiana Employment Office| Engineers, chemists, science ex-|in other trades. |stepping stones without trouble. |fair. |Spencer Walton who is Demo-|ITABLE to read TIMES Classi n. She drove An official of the American here, said his office handled as|perts top the field, with the de- Professional Outlook {Again, experienced professional} If the trend continyes, and [cratic nominee for Heutenant-gove] % " Ing he was SBafety-Razor Co.-Kingsbury many as 4190 applicants for workmand heavy and the applicants| In the white-collar and profes- service is at a premium. present signs are that it will, Jun-|ernor of Indiana, died Friday fed ads , . . they're loaded with sn’t seen her Corp., La Porte, said, “We expect|in three days during the strike. few. [sional fields the outlook is not| The general trend seems to be|ior would do well to major in [night in his home of a heart at- bargains. Start today. It's your Sate ich a gradual return to our pre-strike/During the month of August] Semi-skilled and unskilled|too less promising. a normal return to fall .volumelengineering or any of the sciences. tack. He was a retired dentist. ishort-cut to cash and savings.

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