Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 191, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1929 — Page 36

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C. OF C. MOVES FOR RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT Names Group to Arrange Civic Leaders’ Parley; ) Officers Re-Elected. Conference of civic, public and business officials to work out plans %o relieve “unemployment above normal’’ in Indianapolis will be arranged by a Chamber of Commerce committee to be named within a few days by President Paul Q. Richey. The conference, in line with the program of President Hoover, was authorized by chamber directors Thursday after hearing a report compiled by William H. Book, civic affairs director, showing decline in certain lines of business, and heavy increase in demand for assistance reported by various relief agencies. Directors also adopted a resolution that the chamber Join the American Legion and other organizations in urging county commissioners to take immediate action toward removing churches from the World War Memorial plaza. Chamber officers were re-elected for the ensuing year. They are Richey, president; Frank E. Gates, vice-president, and George S. Olive, treasurer. Increase of 85 per cent in number of applicants seeking relief from the Family Welfare Society was reported for the first ten days of November, the comparison being based on records for the same period ir. 1928. is fair to deduce from these .s,” the report stated, “that there . unemployment above normal, although not nearly so greatly above normal as many rumors and unsupported statements would indicate; that the situation as a whole

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is not alarming, except in the possibilities of the next few months; that stimulation of business activities, industry, construction, public works and similar work would be of material benefit, providing employment for from several hundred to a few thousand persons, who otherwise, are likely to continue out of work.” Suggestion was made that several contemplated building projects could be carried out at this time, including plans for construction of five school buildings costing approximtaely $1,200,000, delayed by controvarsy over competitive bidding; outdoor work at city parks, at the new municipal airport, city hospital and numerous private business projects. Included in the report was summary of inquiries made to executives of various phases of industry: Automobiles, one plant shut down, one just getting under way on 1930 production schedule, one working on regular schedule, estimated unem-

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