Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1947 — Page 11

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Red Cross Calls | For Hospital Help

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The local Red Cross chapter today issued a call for 300 volunteer workers to serve in local veterans hospitals, With the call for aid, the chapter) also announced that recruitment] [goals in health and safety services| and the blood donor program ‘for|

veterans hospitals also have not| of Indiana university dental perseverance. He kept on the of-| Otto W. Ferger is chapter com-| | college, have been named to fensive. After each assault on Wil. mander. Mrs, Herman Higgs is head International Beauty School

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lcrafts at veterans hospitals, Also needed are helpers for the Gray! 'Lady, canteen, production, staff as- | |sistance, nurse's aide and motor corps.

Eastern Opens New

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H. Weir Cook chapter 312, Mili. former war prisoners, will meet at BALTIMORE, Sept. 17 (U. PJ. (010 Order of Purple Heart, willl ya om tomorrow in Central 1A Baltimore zoo monkey named j,.qp William H. Wemmer, Repub- vel fe [Charlie was always beating up the ji0an candidate for mayor, %t the{ HUCKSTERS' HELD OVER

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Big locomotives are built to do a big job in For “safety,” they say. But is it? the big country which is America—a big job Government figures show definitely that in peacetime as in wartime. They are built to Jong trains mean greater safety 46 railroad

pull long trains. employes and public alike. Long freight trains can handle more goods Then, if safety is not the real reason—what at less cost—to you—than short trains. is the reason behind this demand?

Long trains mean fewer trains—fewer chances for accidents—fewer interruptions to traffic. But a few railroad union leaders oppose long trains—among their current 44 demands

It is to make more jobs which are not needed —to get more pay! This “made work” would be sheer waste. Think: of big, modern locomotives using only half their power.

for changes in rules is one limiting the length For this waste, you—the public—would have of freight trains to 57 average cars. Why to pay. Higher costs mean a lower standard do they demand this? of living for everybody. Nobody wants that!

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In the quarter century...1921-1946...

Average length of freight trains has . GONEUP +s + + «sree nessven 39% Average speed of freight trains has gone up 397

The rate of injuries to railroad employes hasgonedown . . . «cocoon 607%

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Price of railroad materials and supplies ROS GONG UP + cirvins ss assess 38%

Railroad taxes have gone up . « « « « « « 76%

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