Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1945 — Page 11

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By ROBERT RICHARDS United Press Staff Correspondent

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Brinkema said. “We're already working on plastic chairs and we expect to turn out beds, tables and almost any other type of furniture you want.” Mr. Brinkema said there's noth-

tours make sitting much easier. Firestond Tire and Rubber Co. has turned out a plastic material called velon used for seat upholstery, curtains and dresses that stubbornly refuses to wear out. Insect Proof

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Heart Disease Serious “Heart disease,” says the agency. “is the most serious disease among school-age children. Yet measures recognition ano

“And too often when it is observ a doctor, the parents are lax ut obtaining treatmegt,” an offisaid. “One handicap has been lack of doctors in public health. There

no agency to drives home to the|later this week between Navy Sec- . bs, parents the vital importance of Tetary James 2s ak and ‘Treas- o Nl treating diabetes, or any Other|Ury Secretary Vinson to ardisease. ot range a specific transfer date a — “In the past, the doctor ‘or nurse| he SUT WIC BS Aowieed for- Cm has had to be content with scrib A a TD aired iid bling a notation on. a form andi, po 'crensury to th b . . handing it to the child In a 8 Davy by an Enjoy the Charm of Wood we oh in 0, Er To was the end of it. In many other)... “u.. const guard partic VENETIAN BLINDS 2 , it pated instances the parents wou Shen |In every major amphibious opera- :

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The coast guard, which played an important war role as part of the navy, will be returned next month to its peacetime position as‘ a branch of the treasury department, it was learned today.

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DROP NAVY STATUS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 (U, P.)—

Preliminary details of the trans-

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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26 (U

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ay JE ou be tts stains Building these cars and tracks will mean Tt Gan mean Jobs in banks and in offices, | eae A" many postwar job opportunities as the = jobs—in mines; mills, and factories. Jobs in the service trades and in the professions! A Report on the Prospects for Postwar at business of making and selling automobiles. on farms. Jobs in machine shops. More Here's one of the greatest opportunities Employment in the Industries Served by Py In almost 10 other industry is the pent. Jobs on Se Yalsuale that haul raw f for mass employment, mass buying power, Ch k % Ohi up demand for postwar products so appar materials making automo- 00 Srosperity, that any nation has ever ; ) ent. At least 15 to 18 million people want biles—as well as the finished product. had! And the automobile industry is just esapea e. 10 ~ new cars—and want them just as soon as In addition, the manufactufe of tires one of many great enterprises along the Lines oul ing out and leaving the roads every day. automotive equipment, can mean the em- and the Pere Marquette, that are preparing Cleveland And for many months there will be more ' ployment of hosts of other workers. It for greater production than ever before— : RALLWAP | demand than our factories can powibly can mean additional jobs in the country’s to satisfy the demands of ll of ue—und 5. CHESAPEAKE AND OHH | > mply. Over apd above this, more than 350,000 gasoline stations, 85,000 indepen- by so doing ¢8 multiply jobs and oppor- ., PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY . | “ e 3 f » v3 oh 45 4 iid 3 : : 1 Le er : he A ¥ -

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