Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-18
QUESTION or work
FOR MEN IN SERVICE

Because uE tbs CmTGm4tKm@uk OK ERa&
machinery Of the United States egn-
pI0ymemt saFylcs. owing ID the faiIura
Lar the eixty-flsth Congress 10 make
ada0ute provision for its c0ntinuance,
the Council 0f National Defense has
undertaken to step ID Of tliis critical
time to do what Il can 10 meet the
conditions 81 unemployment. Incl
dentaily. the employment seryiee has
been cut down to 4 mere skeleton o9
Its former functtnning force srOe-
Ivenor 3. cIarkaon. director of the
Council os National Defense, With the
concuFrence az the secretaries os War
and Labor, announces the 90rE0atiOn
by the council 0f an emergancy cons
nllttee On employment Of soldiers and
sailors. with the following personnel:
Col. Arthur Wooda, special assisS
iant to the Secretary Of War 10 handle
eanpl0yFaent on discharged soldiers,
chairman Franklin ID. Roosevelt, as
siatant Secretary of the Nary; 3. n.
Hurley, chairman. United States Ship
ping Board Nathan Al Srnythe. De-
partment of Labor; @. I. Christie. as
aistans Secretary Of Agriculture; 3. s..
Cutler, chief Of the Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce.: Mathew
yT0ll, American Federation of Labor;
Elliott Goodwin. general secretary Of
the Chanb@r Of Commerce Of the
umited states: 8. r. Bush. On Indus
trial board Of the Department Of Com
Enarca and president of the Buckeye
steel Casting Company 0f Columbus,
Ohio; u. IF Ayrs, Interior Department:
John w. FIalloweIi of Boston eros
venor al Clarkson. diractor OK the
Council OF National Defense. "A repre-
sentative Of the Raiiroad Adrninistra-
ton probably will BE designated later.
The ofsicaal abatement says:
SaSleaaI sAaaement
sfhs bureau for returning soldiers
ard sailors 81 the employment service
which has nearly 5000 branch bureaus
should not be seriously affected BY the
communities hi which they are iOcaG-
ads by one o. more Of the great vel
fare ORgaui4atiOns. or BY private sub
scription II will he the task Of the
committee to endeavor u secure the
C0ntiuAnee of every such bureau and
In evsvy community where there Is no
hmream the financial support OF the
eosnmunisy Tor the establishment and
anAinsenanea 81 ST least one such
agency,
TmMsnucIa Us the OEEscea Uf the fed
eral employment service fiji the de-
mobilization camps viii not be dis
continued. thia viii make possible the
carrying on of this work through the
saEne cieas@nce ard administrative
machinery now being operated BY the
seryice.
Director Garrison has today tele-
@raphea all governors. ths mayors at
pfinclpai eikaaa. and 0hnirInsn az all
state cOunciis al defensa. requaasiug
their co-0pera III TIE work o9 the
COMMITTEES.
Co-ebermksan az Organisations.
rousA Nathan 4. snytae. cnair-
man ofslle central Oanrd ca bureaus
x0F Ea1MAssAEi@ aUsfia@gS and sailors
gwhiaA II made 10 AZ represent Lives
of TIE led Cruas the War Camp COn~
munity Saryica, tie Y. e. Al. the
Y. W. 9. ~. slla Knsghts u Columbus,
the 5ewlsn welfare Beard. the Saliva
ton Army the Asaerscan library 49,
soCia Gioa. and cllsa3Ela nnixasiona)
the cooperation pg the great weleare
OrganiEat tons viii BE retained and fhe
splendid work which they have been
Doing BY co0rtinatfng their efforts
with the Federal employment service
eontinued This cooperation has In
Waived not onEy tie nndsng 81 employ
nsstt for soldiers aud iaorn. bit ansH
clearance ths0nga the service be all
applictlons Sar aasistanrs ff0m clvil-
iassn Og every class.
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