Evening star. [volume], September 17, 1946, Page B-8, Image 23

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Problems of Veterans
Housing and Jobs
Discussed at Forum
Many veterans, anxious to get
work in a hurry, have taken job* at
wages where they “can't possibly
keep their families decently,” Rob
ert C. Goodwin, director of the
United States Employment Service,
declared yesterday.
Mr. Goodwin, National Housing
Administrator Wyatt and Retrain
ing and Re-employment Adminis
trator Erskin^ discussed the vet
erans' twin problem* of housing an#
jobs at a panel discussion presented
by the Women's National Press
Club.
Linking the two problems. Gen.
Erskine pointed out that lack of
housing in some communities had
prevented veterans from going to
those communities, even though
jobs were available there.
Looking at the employment pic
ture from a different angle, Mr.
Wyatt warned that a shortage of
skilled labor in the building trades
might become the “No. 2 bottle
neck" after materials unless com
munities take steps to increase the
training of apprentices.
Mr. Goodwin reported that while
the overran picture of veterans’ em
ployment "looks good," difficult and
complex veterans' job problems still
remain to be solved. He cited the
problems of veterans who returned
to old jobs or took the first, one that
came along and are now looking
for better-paving work, veterans
who had no work experience before
going into the sendee, veterans w’ho
learned a trade in the armed forces
for which no civilian counterpart
exists, veterans whose prewar occu
pations no longer exist because of
technological changes, and physi
cally disabled veterans.
On housing, Mr. Wyatt said he
thought the record of 607,000 homes
and apartments under construction
and 287.000 completed since the first
of the year was “pretty good.” He
predicted that the latest Govern
ment cuts in nonhousing building
would make it possible to start
thousands of new homes this fall
and to complete thousands of new
homes before winter.
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Army Sees Scant Hope
Of Local Universities
Betting FWA Help
Army officials today saw little
jpport unity, if any, for lorsl uni
versities to benefit from an agree
ment with the Federal Works
Agency under which they would be
luthorized to use lands and bulld
ogs on military reservations for
veterans’ education.
Senator Mead of New York, who
Has been working for some time to
bring about such a policy on a
Nation-wide basis, announced the
agreement Sunday.
Military spokesmen said today.
However, that surplus Army space
in Washington is at a premium.
Fort Mver and Fort Belvoir, Va..
ihe two largest installations under
the jurisdiction of the Washington
military district, were said to be
filled to capacity. Fort Belvoir has
& larger military population now
than it had during the war.
’’There is not an empty building
jn the Fort Myer post,’’ a spokesman
(aid. The battalion of military po
lice at Fort Myer has taken over
»ny barracks that might otherwise
Have been available.
The spokesman said there might
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