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1954. It is expected that aircraft manufajeturers during 1953 will have a heavy recruitment cam paign for engineers and other .... d workers. Then will not be a shortage of semi-skilled and unskilled workers, although a continued shoitage of all aircraft workers is foreseen in a few critical employment spots in Con necticut. Kansas and California. In addition to engineers, a sharp demand is p'edicted for metallurgists, mathematicians and chemists, according to this VA report. Among semi-professional workers most urgently needed by plane manufacturers are drafts men. engineering aides and elec tronic technicians. There is a constant demand for such skilled workers as tool and die makers. ,iig and fixture makers, machinists, aircraft me chanics, machine tool operators and sheet metal workers.

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