The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-23
FACTORIES NEED
NINE MILLION
GREAT MOBILIZATION OF IN
DUSTRIAL POWER IS
REQUIRED

Is nearly 100000 men march to
camps where thcy.will be trained for
army service, there must he another
mobilization quite as necessary 10
the winning Of the war. To supply
the new army it is estimated that
o,00O000 worker, must be added to
the millions already employed IN
shops and factories. These 9,OOOOOO
workers must be trained just 4, the
100000 fighters must be trained.
For this purpose the government has
provided the new training and dilu-
ton service OF the department OF
labor, with Charles T. Clayton, a
man familiar with the industrial sit
uation in every part OF the country,
as director.
This service will assist all depart
meuts OF the government In add
tion it viii help industries engaged
on war production To obtain
trained workers. Mr. Clayton has
carefully worked out plans from
with immediate results are being
realized. In this period oi national
emergency every day counts Tor 50
much that the most practical meth
ods OF intensive instruction oi'new
workers hay been adopted
According 20 Mr.. Clayton, plans,
the country is divided into districts
which vary in size according to the
number Of plants concentrated in
certain areas In each district 'li-
perintendent of training has been
appointed and he is intrusted with
the responsibility OF working out
the helpful methods devised by the
Director of the Training and Dilu-
ton Service.
In each district consideration is
given to the facilities for training
workmen and the best methods of
dilution. \ careful study is made
of the supply and demand problem
in its special application to the plants
to be aided Wherever necessary, I'M
proyements i'm organization that will
increase output through better
working conditions are suggested.
The best ideas that are the result OF
NJ ,,,,,.od II,rore train
ing rooms have not been established,
courses of instruction are prepared
and even conducted, either inde-
pehqehtIy od III WV sVIlN1at;on.1 "''o EI.
the + reae'"l 'o"iu u ~ 60 ''''''
ucation' of
AS c"ie1 u me u 1,'''',S ''o' wv
the service Mi. WI, LAY t ,o'' ,m ,''' tsin "r
pointed H. H., N.Y. H'.; 2" Nv om ,'' 1odns-
chairman OF 'I'e ,oe0tion ,t',..5 ~; - IN NJ
tI'ai raining oi I,le N,'' Nou''' hoo IT, % han
tonaI DEFENSE MI N'l'eS ~ '"' ,'Lat D
interested lor man! Se"'S 81 u'o,i' ",r'
ne calls inc sH'le eoo' '%''o.' - " "o'
eTS' ana previous ~ 'ie N"' ,,i. s.
pioneer III t'e ''e'u %! ol '"'1 - "''e'' 49,
lndus'tia' reIo''.i; I ''.''CI ms >St;aol
tlonai WIN lle Cou"O,' " 'Il,;"n -,',,o''',,
DeleIiSe' "e mas i''0 "a, "a, Tsa;,,
OF some WoIh Oh "l''C'' '"V t';i,i
ing ana D"u''oh ',I' | We 7 Io". sI'o. La.
Tor the Department % I'HDG' ~. I'"
taken over the ac''',,lcs ue,.., o, ''t 'he 'r'
dustrlaI raining ''c''o" u '"'
council .....,. .-o
All arms OF '''e so'e' '..''''' '.a- 80.
supporting me ne" service N'Eu, ha-
ousIy' and a close cof'he'uon u"' 5
been formed WIN al pfouuClion i'n.'', ue
partmentS' lncIuolng tht oIG.""D1' .a,,,,
the quartermaSter ana 'ne al, n,,e4 se,e4
ice OF the army ana nav .O,ap' .ni,
action Is thus assured "'eh "'' ~ 5it
tractors encounter any SPeC,'' .,'nI u,'l
hculJies that may DC @ ,el,V' 'u
through the ''"'"'''s V, - rao;,;,o %,',;
Inc Importance Oh 'ne J "'"ane
and Duuuon service mas peei' 'p
preclated equally Dy hanul'0'e'L e. e. >
and workers. In al parts ol tll0
OHlteu ''dlNs 80.