Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1945 — Page 14

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MEXICO CITY, Oct, 2.—A house-to-house canvass of every home (from Baffin Bay to Cape Horn to {obtain eight fundamental points of

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Makes Laundry Look Absolutely Faultless of the Latin-American nations have

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the nations must agree about such

{the census family; but in Mexico,

p Ynformation about each Individual is

{living in the Western Hemisphere is {recommended for the first all-Amer-!lcan census planned for 1950, | The standards proposed as a guide ifor all the nations are listed by Dr. Ricardo Luna Vegas, chief of the Department of the Census of the National Bureau of Statistics of

Peru. He has studied the problem a year or more for the Inter-American | Statistical Institute and reports his recommendations in its journal,

The minimum information needed for comparison between the Ameri-

sex, place of birth, whether illiterate or extent of education, occupation, industry, economic position and relationship to the head of the family. No Uniform Basis Never has such information been {available to compare different pop|ulations in all the Americas. Some

{had no count of their population for Ecuador has never had a national census, In order that the information may he useful on a hemisphere basis, all

matters as what makes up a “family” for census purposes and how large a place must be to be called a “olty In some Latin American countries a city is any place with more than 100 persons; in other countries a “city” -must -have 2500 inhabitants. In some countries, the boarder and the hired hand are members of

for example, the family includes only those persons over whom the head of the family exercises legal control. Dr. Luna Vegas urges that all nations follow internationally adopted

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definitions such as those set by ‘the experts of the league of nations in the matter of gainfully employed persons. A trial census, before the big hem{sphere event, is urged by Dr. Luna

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KEITH'S “Springtime in the Rockies” Betty Grable and John Payne, 12: 55, 3:59, 7.08 and- 10:07 with Gene Tierney

“Belle Starr,”

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and Randolph Scott, at 11:30, 2:34

5.38 and 8:42

ENGLISH THEATER “Tobacco Road,» with John Bare

ton, at 8:30 p. CIRCLE

“Counter-Attack,” with Paul Hunt and Marguerite Chapman, at 13:

3:60, 7 and 10:10.

“Easy to Look At,” with Gloria Joan aid! K Kirby Grant, at 11:35, 2:48,

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Grey ig aon Cook,

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Vegas. This would serve two purposes—it would test the efficiency of the census organization and it would

{start right away to prepare them,

BEAUTY

INDEPENDENCE CULTURE

{he warns,

TESTIFIES NAZIS

prepare the way for a good reception of the census takers at the time of the national enumeration. Nations that do not now have good maps to ald in the census should

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LUENEBURG, Germany, Oct. 2

Jennings’

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LOS ANGELES, Oct, 2 (U, P.) — Ex-outlaw Al “Lone:

and the

character suit rested their cases. Jennings, whose story of life in the lawless Oklahoma of the 80's kept the jury fascinated for three days, is suing the Don Lee Broadcasting Co. and the local Lone Ranger sponsors for allegedly so maligning him that neighbors shunned him and children called

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wiecim and Belsen prison camps,

Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce Presents

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recovering from shock induced by the death of her mother, learned today.

{suicide in New York on March 5, New | Merkle became despondent but she resumed -her movie career

Branch, mother was a complete shock, All she needs | kindness.”

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TO REST HOSPITAL

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2 (U. Actress Una Merkel is a patient in a Glendale, Cal, research hospital

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Symphony orchestra;

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politan opera tenor,

I.U. Opens Music Season Oct. 18

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 2.— Indiana university's. 1045-46 auditorium season’ will open Oct. 18 with the opera 4 “Rigoletta” produced by Charles L. Wagner with a cast of Metropoli-

Ticket sales - for the series of 10 attractions began today. - Second attrac~ tion on the series will be Helen Jep=son, soprano, and Charles Kullman, tenor, both of the Metropolitan opera, who will give a concert Sunday afternoon, Nov, 18, The Indianapolis Symphony orchestra is booked for Nov. 27. Other features will be: Dee. 3, Ballet theater; Jan. 22, Jascha Heifetz, violinist; Feb. 15, Minneapolis March 11, Metropolitan opera

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tet; May 3, James Melton, Metro-

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Thursday, Oct. Helen on

Charles Kullman in joint recital Sunday, Nov. 1

Indianapolis Symphony

Tuesaday, Nov. »m Ballet Theatre Monday, Dec. 3 $:15 p.m, Heifetz, violinist Tuesday, Jan. 22 $:15 p.m. Minneapolis Symphony Tuesday, Feb. 15 Helen Traubel, soprano Monday, March 1 8:15 p.m, Vladimir ih pianist Sunday, Mareh 17 3:00 p. m, Pro Arte String Quartet Monday, April 8 5:15 p.m. James Melton, tenor Friday, May 3 $15 p.m,

SEASON TICKET PRICES (20% Fed. tax ine) $6.00, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __

ANTI-CLOSED SHOP BILL FOR GI’S PUSHED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. P.).— Chairman John E, Rankin (D. Miss.) of the house veterans committee said today that he will press for early house action on his bill to exempt veterans from “closed shop” provisions of union contracts. “If congress will pass this bill and also see that our young men who are no longer needed in the service are discharged imimediately,” he said, “it will break the (current labor) strikes overnight.”

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