The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

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nor the plutocratis 5 pee cent? afd
IN official. n u for the great - per
cent that has hccr too lightly consid-
erred In the past"
Ford ~ scouting the country for
medical and surgical talent. The
Icquipmen1 ls unequaled by ANY ether
hospital u = npenine vilh accom-
nie changes viii cars for i,1oo.
Il
One hundred wero selected from fhe
Thousand applicants Tor the first class
In the Ford Institute OF Technology.
which will grant degrees In chemical,
electrical and mechanical engineer
inE.
Highiy educated men from Eng
land. France, Holland. Belgium aRd
lndia. - we'll - the United States
are In the frn class All Ford prop
spend two weeks IL SaciSry and Two
I4n classroom. They receive $50 a
week, wArkinR or atUdyine.
The mililonn investedlin the Ford
Industries are 20 be returned TO the
workers and producers through some
such medium an III institute Of tech
noloey.r the founder declares. IN
p~snditures of b school viii he am
restricted.
The graduate OF the school will be
under no obligation 10 the Ford com-
lAuls but tne mtehuH 70
draW from u material for niEh ex-
~ecuilye pesi,ions.
The average hoy loves line ma
chinery." says ford. iir Elorlcs la
PROCURING aomethinN OF actual worth"
trade school. only boys too roor 10
obtain schooling or those showing
~tandencies 10 become lo1fera or crim-
mails arc admitted.
They spend two weeks In shop one
in school, and are paid 10 10 IS cents
an hour Tor eight hourn "A day. though
they work only seven.
ftach hoy aess a 81 Aft for bis hank
account every month and q onc-cent
an hour raise. Al The end OF thsdr
four-year urs they are apprenticed
Ia the shops at ~ a day ~ will con
tinue In the institute Of technology
Ford proposes 10 use his gigantic
Industry 10 destroy The modern city.
The modern city T. causing an un-
natural resflessnesH. az the same time
robbins agriculture Of ~ man-pow-
'.n takes from the worker and the
m~anufactunsr the normal livinx con-
ditions TO which they 49, .ntitled. Il
makes the whole business ~ produce
ti0H Ind distribution ARTIFICIAL snd
Iie contends that the world Of the
future will b. made up oi countless
small Industrial centers surrounded
by farms. Factories Will use the water
power OF small streams. Farmer and
factory hand viii disappear.
This will come about when the
hora. and COW are auppiantcd hy ron
ccntrated energy he says
The horse H. a lzOo-pound. hay
motor OF M horse power. He's the
ciumslenf machine In thc world. A
little m0tor half his aizc can do 20
timer ~ much work.
-fauners spend their winters IN
slavery 10 a few owa Both the mlih
and beef OF the COW can be replaced
by synthetic foods hat will be much
ieaH liable to carry diEeasc.
There arr no horses OF cows on
my farm 81 Dearborn. We work
those sac acres 10 the maximum
two crops a year. and yet spend only
% days annually doing u.
'Thaf'a the way ~ win be IN tho
farm-factory ccntors Workers will
be- granted lime off from the factories.
1 They will farm their land or help
e0meone else, clean up the work In a
few days and be- back al work In the
machine shops.
rProduction OF farm stuff viii soar.
community and family NE VIII be
stimulated. industry will be- happier.
"Tha industrial plants VIII grant
financial aid 10 towns for sewers.
water systems and modern convent
! encea.