Evening star., 1923-11-25
Jobs FOR SOLDIERS
SOUGHT BY HINES
Bureau Director Says Local
Branch Will RehabiIitate
375 by January.

The Veterans Bureau will COM
plete between July, 1928. and January,
1924, the rehabilitation of 375 men at
tached to the local subdistrict office
and residing in the vicinity of Wash
ington, it was revealed today in
comprehensive survey of the rehabili-
tation situation throughout the
United States.
During the same period of the last
half of this year, Director Hines
points out in his book, the govern
ment expects to complete the training
of 1876 men throughout the country.
His book, which is being sent to en-
ployers and others interested. makes
an appeal for assistance in placing
these men in positions.
On July l of this year. Director
Hines said. there were S0,359 men in
training. The national government"
he explained, "can go only so far in
this most important work. 1t can
take these men and train them up to
the point of employability; it can en-
ploy some of them. and then it must
call upon the great employing public
of the country 10 90 its share cf the
work"
Making More Money.
Statistical studies made on 10000 of
rehabilitated men showed, Gen. Hines
said, that they are earning more in
their new vocationS than they earned
before the War, and before they re-
ceived their liabilities or handicaps
from service in the army"
The veterans of this vicinity whom
the bureau expects to rehablitate by
January l include the following as
outlined in Gen. Hines book:
Agricultural-Agricul "A; ami
NAL husbandman, |: bee culturist. 1;
dairyman. 2: horticulturist. 5; poul-
tryman, Z: truck gardener. l.
CONNIE mercial-Accountant, 20; ad-
vertiser. 3; bookkeeper, 4: clerk, gen
eral, 5; clerk, hotel, 1; clerk, materia |
and time, /; clerk, typist, l; hotel
manager. .: railroad agent, /; real
estate agent, ,; salesman, auto. 8;
salesman. auto accessories, L: sales
man. clofhing, ,; salesman, electrical
supplies, L: salesman. foot appliances.
i: salesman, furniture. L: salesman,
general, 3: salesman, gents furnish
dngs, l; salesman, hardware. =; sales
man, jewelry, l: salesman, monu-
ments. /; salesman. rugs and en-
broideries. /: secretary, s; stenog-
rapher, /; traffic manager. L.
Professional-Artis commercial. 3;
chemist, 1; engineer. civil, 1; engineer,
electrical. l: engineer. highway, 2;
horse trainer, l; hydrotherapist. l;
Journalist, 1; laboratory technician.
1: lawyer, ,; musician. cornet, /:
neurologist. ,: photographer. "a;
L. L ,
teacher, Smith Hughes. 2: undertaken.
!; undertaken and embalmer, =;
X-ray technician. 4.
Trades and induStries-Auto cleo
trician, 33, auto mechanic, 80; auto
painter, l; auto trimmer. 9; awning
and shade maker, /; candymaker, l:
cigarmaker. ]; cleaning and press
ing, 3; coach painter. /; cook, pastry,
i: dental mechanic. 10: craftsman,
architectural, Is; craftsman, mechan-
ical, 8; craftsman. patent, l; dress
maker, =; electrician, general, Is;
electrical repairman. l; embalmer. 4 !:
engineer, stationary, 2; engraver,
steel plate, l: tingerprint expert, l; !;
floral designer, l; furniture repair
man. l; house wireman. 2; jewelry
repairman, 10; lens grinder. l; limo
type operator, 4; machine designer.
i; machine operator, i machinisT, 10;
material inspector. !: model maker.
buildings and grounds, l. motorcycle
repairman. /; mUltigraph operator, l /;
optical mechanic. /; plumbing esti-
mator. /; plumbing inspector, 2:
plumbing and heating, /: press
feeder, cylinder, /; printer, 5: radio
inspector, 4; radio installer, /; radio
operator, /; shoe repairman. 8; sign
painter, l; steward, hotel, 2; storage
battery repairman, !; switchboard re-
pairman. ]; tailor, Mems, 3: tailoring
and repair. /; telegraph operator, 3;
typewriter repairman, 8; watch re-
pairman, l.