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Driver's Training

sibilities of driving their family

Saturday, January 23, 1954

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our Union...

By EDGAR HOLT

Of real concern to wage earn*

and a labor leader
Walter Reuther, CIO President
claims that something should be
done about using unemployment

here. ~Harlow Curtice,, GM President, heads the other side with
a prediction of full employment.
Curtice is supported in his optimism by the Assistant Secretary-of
Commerce for Domestic Affairs.
While
Bureau~s. official. figures show
unemployment rising and this
supports Walter Reuther.

How can the wage, earners de
figures on both sides. Well, wage
earners are humans = and
chief -concern is not facts
figures but other

and

not fer the reports but the thousands of families whose _ bread
cession is already here, in spite
of rosy pictures of prosperity,
for thousands of working people
now unemployed.

This brings to mind a certain

ing a.problem after they become
acute or appointing a commission

~|to bring in reports and findings
of the situation: In-the meantime

it is presumed that.people suffering ~from the problem will forget
it or be at:ease while the study is
being ~made. Is this just-a means
for postponing action or do they
consider this action?

"Gf 44 million homes in the United States, more than half-are-more

are more than 20 years old.

~ Viet Nam, one of Indo-china~s

~but five million of the region~s
estimated 27 million population.

In the century and a half since
1800, 31% -billion tons of coal, of
which 84 per cent was bituminous,
have been produced in the United

| States.

~The ~wedge-tailed eagle, often

known as the eagle-hawk, is the

aes F 6 7 eo cars;; ~: world~s largest eagle. Its. nest may
Should Be Outlet sg: is q|be as much as eight feet in di12.. 14 F Gootl Dri Flint~s Board of Education an ameter and nearly that deep
or ood river, Ss Mott Foundation, will be co-spon-:
15 7 Wie e rere | sors of a drivers training course ~.
i The parent is the). one wh0/ ~so, the teen-agers and their par- rig saber te that ~dit
Ls should teach his ~child| to drive.~ ~uhich sal hel Central, | 2 *%~ support more than.
ks 7 Wi The whole ~bhi tthe ents, which is held at Central, | erent:programs carried on in states
Gwar pee |. 2 ~|Northern and ~Technical High| gna eommunities. In 1952, the fedY) Y Board of Education and the Mott: +, ah ~
a:: School in four weekly sessions. eral share of ~the cost reached
4 Foundation is: that.-they ~believe i h:

f;, Here are a few of the things| $9.3.pillion, a ~sum equal to about
ae drivers education: is the respon- | that will be accomplished in the 24 per cent of all state tax revenues.
28 1 silibility of parents, and that the | qyiver training course
oe ~Y, parent. is the one who should.: During the past year, national
32 VA/JAB4 teach his child to drive. The 1. Films 2 - gre ee

ae 2. Speakers income reached. $309 billion, a rise
Board of Education) and Mott):, of over ~$21 billion, of which em- -
Z: ee 3. Open discussion wi ~
5 Foundation feel that their respon- 4. ~Panel dia # f ts| Ployees got $18.5 billion.
sibility is to- help parents learn oe lara ewes esi aes ae,
T the most efficient manner of students, police department and A large, 14-platform railroad
teaching. Also they believe that| insurance company representa-| germinal in Philadelphia is used
re as teen-agers should be made aware | tives. only one day a year~and on that: Uy of the financial and legal respon.. Throughout ~this course, parents| ggy by.as many as 40,000 pasrd RS ie -; | are advised | to allow their teen-| sengers. In 40 or 50 special trains,
~: agers* practical ~ application of| eadets from West Point, midshipJ Y) | | what they are learning and ask| men-from Annapolis and ~thousands
ss | questions on problems arising. of civilians arrive at ~the station
alt MARCH OF DIMES A 10-lesson plan is offered by | adjoining the municipal.stadium ~to
|. ~i ', the American Automobile Assoc-| witness the Army-Navy football
oe ~: i i iation. game,
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our Community )

ers is the current news item con-,~
tradicting both industrial. leaders~

for he fears a recession is already.

at the same time Census:

cide who is right with fact and.

~winner is now-unemployed. A re
three Associated States, holds all

their

human beings -
like themselves. Their concern is ~

trait in our civilization of study- -: ed

than thirty years old, 20 per cent;

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