Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 311, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1931 — Page 20

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FIND 386,272 AMERICANS LIVE FAR FROM U. S. Various Parts of Globe Draw Many to Settle Permanently. By United Prent WASHINGTON, May B.—Nearly a. third of a million Americans now make their homes in various parts of the globe, a state department census reveals. Consuls co-ordinated their efforts to enumerate former United States citizens, who have taken up a permanent residence in other lands. Their count—in some cases only an estimate—showed 336,272. This is about 6.000 lees than the total of another census taken several years ago. Canada contains more American citizens than any other country--218,717. One province alone—Alberta—has 98,030. Ontario ranks second with 47,889 and Manitoba third with 37,783. Life in France, it appears, is more attractive bo Americans than in any other country outside the western hemisphere. Nearly 26,000 former Americans have chosen France, as compared with 8,000 who chose Great Britain; 4,302, Germany; 5,459, Italy; 1,800, Russia, and 17,069, Portugal. State department officials were surprised to find many Americans living in small, queer corners of the

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globe. For instance, there are 600 in Angola, Africa; ninty in Madagascar, an island off the east coast of Africa; 202 in Siam; 484 in the Straits settlements; 450 in Syria, and, more amazing than all, 16,949 in the Azores. If North America is excepted, there are more Americans in Europe—Bß,3o9—than any other continent. South America has 13,724; Asia has 20,286; Africa has 3,470, and Australasia has 1,956. Considering smaller geographic divisions, there are 20,798 Americans in the West Indies and Bermuda (including 8,725 natives of Porto Rico and the Virgin islands, who enjoy American citizenship, living in the Dominican republic), and 19,012 in Mexico and Central America. Consuls made no effort to tabulate the causes that have drawn so many Americans from their homes. It is assumed that many went abroad as business agents of American firms. A few are missionaries. Qthers originally were natives of other countries, were naturalized in the United States, and later returned to their birthplaces.

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LAST OF FLOOR MILLS PASSES Hancock County Without Plant After 107 Years. By Timet Special GREENFIELD, Ind., May B. With sale and shipping to Georgia of machinery of the Greenfield Milling Company, Hancock county for the first time in 107 years is with-

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out a flouring mill. The Greenfield plant had been In operation seventysix years. The first mill building was erected in 1855 by Nathan and Freeman H. Crawford and Samud Longr.aker. Five years later it was destroyed by

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MEAT MARKETS 407 E. Washington St. 43 N. Alabama St. 63 Virginia Ave. 1 316 W. Washington St. 4 Downtown Markets Saturday SPECIALS We Do Not Limit Quantities Buy All You Want HAMS | 8 Bto 14-Lb. Avg. Whole or Half uss** “ HAMS 14* 2 to 5-Lb. Average An Ideal Lunch Meat mm FRESH PICNICS 11Minute Sirloin Steak / / c No Bones—No Waste IMlllf Iwi wmmmmmmmmßMmmmßtßmrntmmamßMMßamu n ■ i mu ■wn ■■■■■wnM——w— MEMBER INSTITUTE of AMERICAN MEAT PACKERS

LIGHT-WHITE-FLAVORY Biscuits Can Be Quickly Mixed With Most Delicious Home Biscuits /lillld BISCUITS /// *-•' An a<3(ltd attraction to any meal. (! iv *;-.rr S* &> *° c—--111 Jle- 2 Cups E-Z-Bake now. tjt:**-? I % Teaspoon salt lal fj / >< Uisjl 4 Teaspoons baking powder. \ll {•• • v~' *•-•; •-*•'■ -J1 2 Tablespoons shortening. " w Cup *** ■*!*• % /• I Measure dry ingredients Oewl B vk • ' # 'V" Vv | measurement) and sift thoroughly. y .;• IJ I Work in shortening. When smooth • " •-? add milk, a little at a time. -v. r. • . ;itis3T . ****** Stir lightly with spoon just enough ‘' • —to mix well. Turn out on floured board, roll or pat to about % inch - in thickness. Cut and nlace in ' - """" greased pan. Bake in auiek _ _ . OTen 12 to 20 minutes. Handle The finest biscuits are dOUEh as uttlß “ p 0 ® 161 * *<** , * i . r , _ rolling and cutting. baked with E-Z-BAKE FLOUR. They are light, white , flavory and most I economical. t _ % AN INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCT OF SUPERIOR. QUALITY f—jppppw ■" ■■"*

fire. A few years later another was built and burned while owned by Hiram Woods. During the seventysix years, three generations of the New family have been owners— William, Andrew J. and Paul New. In 1840 nine mills were in operation in the county.

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