Show SPENDING PROVIDES JOBS FOR F MILLIONS Employment Furnished by Federal Public Works Work I Washington Millions Millions of men of all classes representing virtually every line of Industry In every nook and corlet corner cor cor- ner let of the United States will be rescued rescued rescued res res- cued from the slough of ot unemployment ment went by public works administration funds this winter This fact tact presented It Itself lf when Harold I I. I Ickes secretary of the In Interior interior In in- and head hend of the tho administration announced that some al already nl nl- ready realy had hod been allotted to light fight the war on the bread brend lines It Is ie estimated by Department of Labor experts that this money dl distributed throughout the land will provide man months of employment In addition to at least twice as I much Indirect or secondary employment Reach Peak Next Spring Furthermore It was announced at nt atthe atthe the administration that the volume of work provided will Increase steadily until a peak Is reached sometime next nest spring although winter weather will retard the program somewhat With weather conditions In wind mind the administration took action on allotments allot ments ment tor for road rond construction work In Inthe Inthe inthe the far tar northern states first t so that something could be accomplished there before winter An Interesting fact tact In to connection with the allotments It was pointed out Is I. that the secondary work work the the gathering fathering and processing of materials starts as soon lIoon a as ad the allotment Is II made and Quite some time before direct direct di dl work on on the project site Is started At the same time It was shown that only the smaller portion of the sum Bum allotted to a project Is spent at nt the project site Bite proper The fhe greater part partIs Is 18 distributed l to Industries far tar a and net wide or to what the administration knows knowl as capital goods s producers As A. an example there Ihre Is taken an allotment for tor a bridge In New York state as soon lIOon as us tile the allotment Is made contracts for tor materials arc are signed and the producers of ot capital good goods prepare prepare pre pre- pare for tor an Increased output Orders Spread Out Steel Is ordered frosts from Pittsburgh and movement of ot ore from the mines of Minnesota figuratively speaking speaking- I starts That necessitates sortie some In Increase increase In in- I crease In shipping on the treat Great Inkes and antI after the ore Is III processed and the the steel fabricated railroad men are ore assigned assigned as as- signed the task of hauling It to New York In tn an In Instance tance of that adminIstration administration administration admin admin- said the amount of secondary employment effected could never be he traced The ht Increased steel output calls for more morl coal conI and ald countless count less other materials essential to the processing Going deeper Into the situation they pointed out that the Increased pay payrolls payrolls rolls provide funds for such purchases as clothing and household needs from Industries entirely unrelated to the project for tor which the original allotment allotment allot allot- ment was made Again they show that most of the funds allotted for tor Irrigation projects In the Southwest will be pent spent else else- where Electrical equipment will come from Schenectady and cement ment from the tho fields of ot eastern Pennsylvania Naval experts say that most of the allotted for tor new ship construction construction con con- by the the- administration will he spent Inland for materials giving secondary employment to tho thousands thousand II sands The public works have made every effort to distribute the funds In such a manner as to give every every section the same lame measure of relief and allotments allotments allot allot- ments have been made for projects ts all the way from the Virgin Islands to the Philippines and anil from Alaska to the I Gulf Gutt |