The '•«*iii)*I«*T ion of a plan whereby I
college men will he enlisted ami en- I
rolled in the Students’ Army Training
Corps and. in eases where men show
promise along some iftie of study es
•*<•1111:11 to the war. continued in eoi
leue to go on with college work, was
annoiitieed today by William Arnold
Shank I in. director for Connecticut of
the American Council on Education
t l»t im^11 the Connecticut State Council
of I tefelise.
(’oniicci ieut s quota of men for the
Stud* nts' Army Training Corps is
Ytile, Trinity, Wesleyan and the Con
necticut Agricultural College in ttii
state will have units of the Students'
Army Training Corps. This Cotps will
take the plate of the former Reserve
Otlicers' Training ('orjts.
H. H. WHEATON NAMED
CONNECTICUT DIRECTOR OF
AMERICANIZATION WORK
Hartford, Aug. 0. -The appointment
of Harrison H. Wheaton, who since
HH- has been active ami prominent in
immigration and Atnerleanization
work, to he director of the Bureau of
Americanization, which is being estab
lished in tins state by the Connecticut
State Council of Defense, has been
announced. «
Mr. Wheaton will begin Ids work tn >
tlds state on Setemher l, retaining for j
a time Important connections along
similar lines of work in both Washing- j
ton and Philadelphia. The Bureau of j
Americanization will he directed by j
the Americanization Committee of the I
Connecticut State Connell of Defense, j
of which Stanley H. Holmes, superia- '
tendent of s« bools in New Britain. Is j
chairman
GOVERNMENT AGENCY
DIRECTS LABOR SHIFT
Unskilled Workers Included Now.
Other Classes to Be Added Later.
