Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1931, Page 34

\ THE EVENING S8TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1931 BTN Y Y B0V VSTV RE) ) BNV ) VY ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY~1239 ¢ st COAL AND STEEL ACTVIY NTED U. S. Employment Service Reports Increased Forces in These Industries. Formerly Selling at $495 Sustained increase in employment was noted in some industries during October by the Labor Department According to a bulletin issued by John R. Alpine, supervising director of the United States Employment Serv- ice, plants manufacturing tobacco products increased their forces and op- ereted on full time schedules in prac- tically all instances. The improvements An attractive little Grand with a tone that is round and beautiful and cased in English brown mahogany— a finish that harmonizes it s % with any surroundings tinued, Alpine said, and large numbers of coal miners who have been idle for some months past were absorbed. The director asserted that while op- erating schedules remained below nor- mal in many of the iron and steel mills, the outlook in this industry was much brighter than during September, with every indication pointing to an early increase in production and employ- ment. See and hear this little gem of & piano—a sational piano value that Jordan's is g, especially for Christmas. Naturally, at this price, the number to be sold is limited. DOWN delivers this grand for Christmas! Activity in Radio Plants. He said some increase in activity was noted in several of the iarger radio factories and the forces engaged were augmented in a few instances. Part- time operation prevailed in most of the plants manufacturing automobiles and automobile accessories. However, prep- arations were under way for the in- troduction of new models soon, which will mean a considerable increase in employment among these workers, ac- cording to the bulletin OPEN EVENINGS until 9 O'CLOCK in a large number of the industrial establishments,” Alpine said, ‘“much employment was still in evidence throughout October which embraced practically all trades. “‘SBome increase in building occurred which resulted in employment of many additional building tradesmen, but large surpluses of skilled building craftsmen were apparent in the larger cities. Highway construction continued in & large volume for this time of the year 1239.G St.Cor. 13* NW. and provided employment for thousands gwwwwwwuwwuwwuwuuwuwuwuwwuwwwwumwufi of men in practically every State. Highway Funds Released. 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