Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1939 — Page 6
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EDWARD PIERRE TOASSISTWITH
HOUSING CHECK
Local Architect Named to Committee Post by National Group.
Edward D. Pierre, Indianapolis architect, today was named a member of the American Institute of Architects’ committee on single detached unit housing.
The appointment, the Institute's Washington headquarters, was regarded here as a national honor and as one of the most important assignments recently accorded a local architect. The committee's purpose is to survey the small house field and to gather into one report the fundamental factors affecting design and | construction of small houses
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“The committee's work is to be an effort on the part of the American Institute of Architects to collect all of the mass of available material from many sources for analysis, study and finally to make a recommendation to the Institute's board as to what can be done in the small house field to bring about | construction of well-designed and well constructed homes having sound investment values.” officials | sald Mr. Pierre is a member of the architectural firm of Pierre & Wright He is president of the Indiana Chapter of the A. 1. past president of the Construction | League of Indianapolis and is di-| rector and chairman of the educa- | tion committee of the Indianapolis | Home Show He has done the! architectural work for many homes and public buildings here, including the Indiana State Library and Historical Building and the new Milo Stuart Memorial Building now under construction at Tech High School. Regarding his new assignment, Mr. Pierre said that “the housing needs for Indiana alone have been variously estimated at between 200.-| 000 and 400.000 units for the next 10 Years and it is needless to say that the majority of these units will be small, low-cost homes,
Cites Low-Income Need
“Small homes of low cost covers the living needs as well as the ability to pay for more than 60 per cent of our people. No class of our people is more in need of building protection than the familieg which com- | prise this vast group & potential |
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Edward D. Pierre . . . housing authority . . « ‘we predetermine living habits.’
SEAL DRIVE AIDS T. B. EDUCATION
Early Diagnosis Will Be
Stressed in April Campaign.
The Early Diagnosis Campaign, an immediate use for Tuberculosis Christmas Seal funds, will be emphasized this year as part of the annual campaign against tuberculosis. The Early Diagnosis Campaign will be held during April, 1940. It is an educational campaign to teach the public that the early discovery of tuberculosis is imperative for a complete cure. Every county in Indiana is represented in the state drive, which opened Dec. 1. Of the funds collected, 95 per cent will remain in the state and 5 per cent will go to the national association for medical research, and advisory and supply service. During the 33 years of Christmas Seal campaigns, the death rate caused by tuberculosis has been cut two-thirds, Campaign officials estimate that in this time more than 2,000,000 lives have been saved by campaign funds. NAMED POLICE CHIEF WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec.
MINTON CITES NEED OF COAST DEFENSE
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Dee. 13 (U. P.) —Senator Sherman Minton (D. Ind) said today that successful . 8. defense of the Panama Canal Zone depended upon the degree of co-operation given by nearby Central American republics. Senator Minton recently returned from a 12,000-mile air tour of the U. S. military defenses as a member of the Senate Military Affairs Committee. He said he believed the Canal Zone could be attacked by a landing force or by sea and added that an aggressor could “make it mighty tough for us” by attacking this “jugular vein.” Senator Minton said Japan had bought large areas of land in Guatemala and indicated he believed the land could be turned into bases. He said, however, that all Central American nations were friendly to the U. S.
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