Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1945 — Page 7

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{ Majority Oppose Compulsory Arbitration Plan.

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majority” meaning 70 per cent, of American citizens who favor making arbitration compulsory. Included in this majority, acgording to Gallup, were a proportionate number of members of labor unions, The Kornhauser survey said it had “confirmed that forecasts of trouble had not been exaggerated.” It reported that niné out of ten “experts” it had consulted “foresaw a great deal of trouble ahead in la-bor-employer relations, and almost two out of five asserted that we ‘face one of the most troubled periods of labor relations in United States history.’ This last dark view is held by a clear majority of the

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Eliminate Fire Hazards in the Home

Home fires cord be halved in number if properly constructed and fire-resistant materials were placed at strategic points in the building. Important among the features for fire-safe construction are the heating Hat wiring and fire-resistant hi material,

Blazes Take 28 Lives, 1000 Dwellings Every Day in U.S.

By Science Service |chimney on the ground and not Every day in the United States ycpended on timbers. This is

1800 fires take 28 lives. 2: {especially important in farm homes Fire, practically always caused by Pi carelessness, = daily, attacks 1000 and low-cost housing, where chimhomes, 130 stores, 100 factories, eight |neys frequently rest on timbers. schools, seven churches and three| Adequate fire-stops should be hospitals. built in concealed space within In the last 12 months property sidewalls and interior partitions, destroyed by fire in the United especially on the first floor, These fire-stops will keep the

States exceeded the damage done in England during the first twojwalls from becoming flues through years of the German blitz which a fire starting in the baseFire loss in the United States is/ment or first floor can #8 sucked the highest in the world, aver-jup through the whole house. aging $4 per capita, compared with| The-deep recess of closets under a normal loss in England of less stairways also should be completely than $1, and less than 50 cents in finished off to prevent a blaze Germany. | spreaggng rapidly and engulfing the stairs, thus trapping people on the second floor of a burning building. Basement Fire Stops Place a strong door at the entrance from the basement into the house to serve as a fire-stop if a blaze starts in furnace room. Basement ceiling should be plastered or covered with a fire-retard-ing material, and not left with | Joists and the under side of floorling exposed. Use non-combustible, fire-retard-ant materials on the interior walls rather than combustible material that is easily set afire. In the opinion of the National Pire Protection association, one of the most serious hazards in home construction is the use of combustible interior finish.

SING SING PRISON ENROLLMENT DROPS

OSSINING, N. Y., Oct. 15 (U.P.). —~Warden William E. Snyder said today that Sing Sing prison received 2000 less prisoners in the time the U, 8. was at war than for the similar period preceding Pearl Harbor, “This can’t last,” he sald.

100,000 Dead During the last decade in the United States a hundred thousand persons have burned to death. A hundred and seventy thousand have heen burned and disfigured by fire. Three billion dollars’ worth of property has gone up in smoke. Six million fires have occurred. At the present rate, the U. 8S. fire loss In 1945 will exceed $450,~ 000,000, plus a human toll of some 10,000 lives. Fire prevention week, Oct. 7 to 13, | is designated by proclamation of President Truman and the state governors to focus public attention on the seriousness of fire losses and the simple precautionary messures to prevent fire. Fully 50 per cent of all home fires could be prevented if proper cone struction and fire-resistant materials were placed at strategie points in the building of new homes or remodeling of old ones, estimates Percy Bugbee, general manager of the National Fire Protection associ- | ation of Boston, which for 60 years has been crusading to reduce the tragic yearly loss in the United States from fires. Hints for Building Homes

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experts connected with manage- | ment." If most of the “experts” see this cloud coming up, and still don't want arbitrary or compulsery settlements, what would they do about it? The reported answers are more and better conciliation, more dig-|W ging for facts and recommendations, co-ordination and combination of federal agencies dealing with labor relations, and also: “The government should take action to stabilize our economy at a high, productive level, so that there will be fewer seeds of strife.” |

REPORT REDS SET UP. RULER IN MONGOLIA

CHUNGKING, Oct. 15 (U, P.).~ Unconfirmed reports reaching Chungking said today that Com. munist-sponsored independent &ov-| ernment has been set up in Inner Mongolia since its liberation by Russian army forces. Prince Pai Yin Tai-lal, hereditary) chieftain of Buddhists in, the region, was said to have been elected president of the new government by the self-styled “liberation committee of United Mongol peoples.” The government was reported backed by forces of the Chinese Communist 8th route army, The new government has its

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READY JAP FIELDS FOR B-20 BOMBERS

TOKIO, Oct. 15 (U. P.).—Alrfields on Japan proper were being readied today for the big B-20 Su fortresses which operated throughout the war from bases in the Ma

Lt. . Barney M. Giles, taking over command of the U. 8. army's strategic air forces, said-the four-

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remodeling and new construction soon to begin, there are eight principal features of fire-safe construction which builders and home planners should consider. The heating plant should nl Yul properly constructed and installed, with adequate safeguards in the use of fire-resistant coverings on pipes, walls and ceilings of the room in which the heating plant is located. Wiring should be safé and adequate, properly installed in the walls and have sufficient outlets, The wiring sircuit should be heavy enough to carry the electric load needed in modern homes. Use fire-resistant roofing materials such as asphalt shingles or similar protective covering, which will resist - wind-blown sparks and firebrands, Sparks falling on flam- { mable wood roofs stand third among | the major causes of home fires, and roof-communicated fires from sparks is the principal cause of conflagration, Be sure the chimney is properly constructed of sound masonry or brick, with the foundation of the

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TWO CRASH VICTIMS | STILL UNIDENTIFIED

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