Show FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 28 1928 THE OODEK Raskob Threat Babson Appeals To Employers Factory Work Two Percent Off est study to their personnel problems There la today an urgent need for executives qualified to business cope with present-da- y Statistics show that problems there actually has been a greater proportionate Increase in executive positions than there has been in population The young man of to day has six times as many opportunities to become Identified with a progressive business as he had 20 years ago In talking with Mr Eu gene C Gilbert manager of the Personell Company of Babson Park whose business it is to find quali fied executives for business and financial organiaztions he told me that his greatest problem is to find men really qualified to fill execu tive positions New standards of ability are required and an only moderately capable man will not do Certainly there are more opportunities than ever toaay for the young man who is willing to pay the price in Increasing toil and ef fort For this week as for several weeks past business is running close to 2 per cent below normal as indicated by the Babsonchart" (Copyright 1928 Publishers Fin ancial Bureau) 3 With Steady Jobs Imperative BABSON PARK Mass Sept 28 whole there Is no real scarcity of "Tile most Important factor in farm lab'or there is" likewise no sur the business situation today is em- plus ployment Steady work for the "Building activity continues in mass of the people ia not only de- large volume compared with past — sirable it Is imperative! Other- years thus assuring work for hunwise business may undergo a se- dreds of thousands skilled vere reaction Statistics show that craftsmen and unskilledof laborers people are living- right up to the There was however a decline of limit of their incomes The great 11 per cent in contracts awarded majority are absolutely dependent in August compared with July and on their weekly or monthly wages 6 cent with August to meet obligations which they lastperyear compared be This decline have taken on during this period only temporary but if itmay should when they have been reaching for continue for several months it higher living standards As long might create a serious sur as there ia no interruption in the easily of building labor Every ef plus regular pair envelope business fort should be made to launch should continue good Hence the needed --public cdnstruction as first thing to watch Js the trend of L speedily as possible1 The volume imemployment Any real recession of road construction is a would react very quickly on busi- portant factor in keeping very employness employers ment up Building as a whole is a Consequently should endeavor to keep their men bulwark of prosperity That is steadily employed insofar as it is why it is so essential that money Wage reduc- rates be kept within bounds possible to do so If tions should be resorted to only they advance too' will high they when it is absolutely impossible to tend to check financing for con avoid them struction purposes just as they did "It is unfortunate that more com- in 1920 Already new bond issues plete statistics are not available on are less numerous Experience has Authorities proven that building continues good this vital question disagree widely on the number of Just as long as money is plentiful Otherwise unemployed at any given time It and rates reasonable ia a very elusive matter largely it tends to slow down because of the 'floaters Such IX VARIOUS INDUSTRIES men may be employed at one place "Never have we had more con one week and idle in another elusive evidence of the wide dif next week Moreover for place the of various inseveral great industries such as ference in prosperity at than dustries the present time no is building and farming there On the one hand automobile manu on data employregular monthly facturing is at record levels with ment 30 per cent above last employment FAIR EMPLOYMENT On the other hand cotton year "The United States department of textiles are dead with 15 per cent labor figures on employment in se- - less employment than last year— lected manufacturing industries do and last year was far from good however serve as a guide to the in the cotton business Agricul trend of conditions in certain in tural implement makers are very dustrial lines Latest reports are active employing 20 per cent more for August They show a slight in- people whereas shipbuilding is in crease from the July figures The th doldrums with 20 per cent few low figures in July were to some er than last year extent seasonal caused by vaca"Activity in auto plants and tions Inventory shutdowns and some machinery lines has re the suited other shop repairs Consequently 10 per cent boost in the in a August increase Was to some exof machine tool shop em tent a usual seasonal advance En- number Piano and factories ployes couragement la found however in have reduced their organ workers the fact that this July to August per cent Curiously enough bypot-14 increase was greater than any oc tery making show 6 per cent curring between same months for more workersplants than last year the past five years bride plants show' 9 per "It has been customary when whereas cent fewer is of course a studying economic? trends to com- slack season August in and glass the clay pare each month with the corre- working industries indusOther sponding month of the year before tries reporting more employment On this basis factory employment last yea are ice cream printin August is about 16 percent be- than and g fertilizers ing low last year This' does not mean and women's carriages nil lines are employing fewer peo clothing millinerywagons and lace ple Some industries are employ glass enamelled ware7tobaccogoods and ing many more The total change automobile Industries retires moreover is relatively slight from less employment are steam last year and may indeed be attrib- porting petroleum refining cane fittings to uted largely the normal yearly sugar refining cast iron pipe cedecrease that has been - taking ment railroad car building carpets place as a result of labor saving and rugs hosiery and knit goods machinery and improved efficiency newsprint and candy rather than to any general falling woolens IX EXECUTIVE FIELD off in industrial activity "Opportunities for the young "Employment on the farms is Larpro crops are man of character and ability were generally good being harvested ' Wh:lf on the never greater than they are nor' While it is true that greater pro fWrnlmH WB MV SMI 9tl 9) duction is being obtained from a J? mailer number of men than 15 "oars ago nevertheless there are nore opportunities for good men ban ever before "There are two reasons for this 'irst high wages and increased Purchasing power plus new discoveries and inventions3 are encourag-n- g the development of new indus- ries such as aviation" radio television rayon etc " Second the old ype of family-owne- d business is " giving way o large corporations owned by arge numbers of- - widely scattered stockholders Such companies are "J a entirely impersonal Jobs are- no 'onger handed out on the basis of relationship favoritism pull etc The young man whose inheiitano has been one of toil and pvvert Mt who has brains energy ami "haracter is the one who is succeeding: today In this age of II Imported co"mpetition business can no Hops longer tolerate incompetence or even just ordinary performance ilNONE ITS EQUALJf This opens the way for young men men and women with character and vision no matter from whence they come This applies in all fields manufacturing banking or Look at the great merchandising Wholesale Distributors banking houses of New York toUTAH BEVERAGE & day Only two or three are being run by the sons of the men who DISTRIBUTING CO founded them The great Salt Lake City Utah are controlled by former majority clerks STAlTDABD-EXAHIHE- -- - A HH0 CUBANS FOLLOW BOOK FOE EATING The confessed author of letters threatening death to John J Raskob chairman of the Democratic National committee is pictured here as he was arraigned in Philadelphia He is Frank C Mooney 67 Four blackmail letters demanding payment of $100000 were received by the Raskobs RTYR v-a- s Accomplished Research At Expense of Years ' of Life KANSAS CITY Mo— (AP) — Members of the American society in their' annual convention here paid honor to Ma j E W Caldwell New York one of the martyr-pioneein the development of the Rantgen rays J The speaker delivering the annual Caldwell lecture was Dr Freston M Hickey head of the X-R- all-seei- X-ra- ng department of the Univer- y sity of Michigan hospital Speaking as the second American in the list of Caldwell lecturers Dr Hickey reviewed for the men who have entered study in the 10 years since Caldwell's death some of the details of his X-r- ay w ay complished his research at the expense probably of years of life Physical handicaps were disregarded when the United States eiitered the world war but these prevented his doing full field duty Ho was in charge of y work in eastern hospitals until illness necessitated his return to New York wiier© he died in 1918 Gram - PARIS— (AP)— France now has I'airficlds and seaplane stations scattered over the country and the number grows steadily In addition there are many places such as hard beaches where planes can land in an emergency REGUIaAR routine Five of the stations are near ' Establishment of the lectureIn hia honor followed the re- Paris ship fields at LeBourget ' turn of physicians to their regu- Orly four and l5sy-l- e Villacoubley lar routine Largely the speakers Moulincaux and a hydroplane stahave been drawn from the loaders tion at Sartroirville on the Seine in European fields: Dr Kaye bead of the Royal Physical society 'London Dr Robert Knox ediIf two persons perish in the same tor of the Journal of Radiography catastrophe and money or property Dr Ledoux Lefoard Paris and is Involved the English law preProfessor Dessauer of the German sumes that the elder died first: Medical school at Frankfort on the When making jam add one Main being among the previous of glycerine to each speakers Dr Percy Brown now pound o£ fruit This will prevent of New York was the f)rst Am4 crystallization and the Jam will erican to appear as a lecturer keep better X-ra- ofatoes Because I am never disap- - 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Help Yourself From a Smiling Shelf i There are few foods in the world as nourishing as this bread 1 87 Positively Free From Worms 'K'- PTPTTO CITIES OF FRANCE 1 Fancy ur AIR FIELDS DOT LAR05 WHITE FRESH - in-en- first director of the Edwin Gibbs 87 Memorial laboratory Here he ac- h " H ay rs book-bindin- it work with th© ray when it was a mystery He followed this with a discussion of th© dein treatvelopment of the y ment of sinus trouble the field in which this electrical engineer for Caldwell waa not a physician the earliest worker TIRELESS ENERGY Interest In electricity brought to th© the tirelesa energy of Caldwell the speaker said Producer of an induction coil before ha was 10 years old an assistant in the electrical laboratories at the University of Kansas before his second student year ended Cald-ell helped Prof Lucien Blake solve the secret of submarine telephony before graduation He was one of the men present when the first submarine telephone message was sent between the Sandy Hook lighthouse and Sandy Hook With the X-rfirst in use as the plaything of photographers Caldwell became a photographer He soon moved to New York where he eventually became the fascinating: X-ra- perhaps the world's most erratic eater His morning meal consists of only a cup of strong coffee taken when he first gets up At about ten o'clock he will have more cof fee with buttered toast who were employes of the foundDEM AX PS OP EXECUTIVES "My organization has always given special attention to the type and character of new people com- are forced to live for years in ing with us I have always urged boarding houses or with their par my business friends to give earn ents ers SCIENCE LAUDS HAVANA — (AP) —The Cuban is At noon he forgets luncheon and at four o'clock has still more coffee and a light lunch His real meal comes at night about nine o'clock when dinner is a banquet and attended with all pomp and ceremony There are no set rules of hours and coffee shops remain open day and night R C rv- - — f mWFJi" ' Then our method seals ia thd flavor and prolongs the freshness j Indeed the things that make Wonder Bread taste so good are the very things that make it good for you! 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