The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1914, Page 17

EMPLOYERS RELP ALORE PRIMERS’ APPRENTICES Otganized by THirhy (0° Ad-|% Phase Who Hava Worked ‘Two Years, 4 2 New York, pe so hbvanee tn Une chomp ‘may Go ab now undér such ad- €s are rarely offered to be- im the world. of work. Their ‘wag made esthooth on Wednes- ing by the formation of the Printers’ Section of the for Printers’ Apprentices of York: This camo about at a ing..of the employing printers of Greater New York, Bsect being to advance the edu- of their apprantides in co-oper- with ‘T¥pographiéal Union No. the Hudson Guild, wager sum of mong} toward the of the schoo) waa contributed + he ores Tho officers elected organization wére: Prest- / Charlee Scribner of Charles Sons: Treasurer, F. C.{" jer and treasurer of ing Company; Sec- | ing’ of the American Gone Forever A shou Company; directors, Francis of the Charles Fran- Judd H, Redfield of Red- | w: nad Brothers and Charles Scribner ‘ @ Printers’ Apprentice School, wi ia one of the best examples of inuation and vocational schoo! in @his country, is in its second year an@ has enrollment of more than 200 studerits working in a hundred printing plants in this city. In order thet an apprentice may be eligible for ance to the school he must have been employed for at least two years in @ printing plant. eighth annual dinner of the Aero Club of America ot the Hptel St. Regis last, sight. Alan R. 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