The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-15


from civil life as an absolute mini
mum. More might bc necessary dur-
ing the coming year He added that
the government had decided not 60
Introduce CONSUMPTION ~ ireland 70:
the present nor change the military
e limit Boo Great Britain and the
colonies.
Tho government could not civ
preferential treatment TO amy organ
izntion Many young men 300 osscu-
tiul udustrlt. Do, said. had acted Hs
81 they held o. privileged position
They must share the burden with the
pthcrs and bc replaced hy older men,
Labor Leaders Are Praised
Sir Auckland praised he" spirit
shown hy thr labor leaders in the mo-
Eotiations with the government Ef-
TORS were briur made Dog ptcifi-ts To
stir up strife bon utuuitiou factories
nd young men were threatening q"
hold up the output OF ships aud air
planes iu order Co force the govern
mout 90 send the wounded back Co
the front and drag out their fathers
aud stop the leave 81 the men Jt the
front
20 believe that 1t the, dec the, will
meet such "a blast ~ hatred it Will
surprise them hc declared
Prospective demands for labor at
the munitions plants ANA under th"
admiralty amounted to 81" uuO men
and $4,000 women The appeal Tor
labor for %shipyards had met with "a
gratifying response more than 5000
men had presented themselves m the
last month and 21Oo had started q"
work Altogether during December
10000 vacancies Tor men and 30 Nuu
Tor women had been filled
Opportunities for the increased us:
Uf the services If allied 5nd neutral
nlions were being arranged. and en-
Cmy aliens who had not been in
termed would have 10 undertake work
81 national importance or lee informed
ENtcnds school ISoy I4,lror.
IL is the intention TO extend school
boy labor into the harvest fields. The
number of women engaged Ia mum
ton work had i.crcascd from %, 900
in 1914 to $1,000 last year
owing To- the way women have
come forward" said the minister,
'thcrc has been no great difficulty
III NINNAlllIlAE NNlll'lfIN hA''l''N' W.
the work Tor which they are re-
Uuircd. Nearly thrcc-quartcrs OF %
million women have been nluc'' leo
employment OF ~ Kind or another
a. the last eleven month. Eut It i-
clear that q great further call will
D. made on women of an GLASSES.
si' Auckland appealed particular,
L. tive classcs-first. mon with pri.
Natc means who. with li;tlc inconNcu.
iancc and sacrifices small compared
with those made hy the younger mci
in the army. could easily leave thcii
homes Tor work ben the Shipyards, ma.
nitious factories or on the farms soc.
uud. manual nhorcrs over IN" mill.
TAR, age employed ON uou-essouuu
work vino should volunteer Tor pub.
Iic work as the Younger men ha'
don fof IA, army His plans tol
national service were only to guide
ull u.u aud women int" 'h1uuci'
where tho ENERGY ot the nation va
most needed
Three PIans Considered
TU..r possibilities Tor increasing
~. ru.s id thr minister bod beet
considered
First. lowering of tHr TlutIr, tso
nh, Germans wen, atkins BOY. d"
D.. but IYw,rlug the ago below o. va.
r,rfrIr, Oh. natural instincts Iu.
,-..r.l.-..rf. ur-.ar1 and th, eight
irr .,Ir. of ,h. lyer.ru ,uu.h ut D.,
a.. ,.t with his ,lIu,
in ,i,ir uf.
s,.,rJ Raising rbr .uro limit E.u
n,ui,aft t1is va. less. objectionable
Au.ta,.Ir.r.,, lind f.f..d tU, .r,
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