Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1949 — Page 10

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winners and awarding of prizes Apr. 25 in the Indianapolis Home Show. Exterior Judged

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arid mittee chairman. holds the drill,

Board, in the Miniature Model House Contest.

‘Mr. Coons

Howard Fieber, resident of ‘the Isdianapolis Real Estate examines an

to be given as one of the prizes W. Coons, contest com-

Sees Danger Sign In Jobless Total

‘WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 (UP) --A government expert said today a 5 million unemployment total would be a “danger sign” for the nation’s prosperity. Ewan Clague, Commissioner of Labor Statistics, sald that if unaround

employment ever hovers

for any length of

time, the economic sityation

would become seriously alarm-

ing. He said that his records show there are about 3 million unemployed in the nation today. The total may be higher, he said, when all February are like President Truman, he sald he is not alarmed at the present status of the nation’s - economy. Mr. Clague said that the 3 million

“lemployment figure is small

“when you remember that there

=| are S57 million persons at work.’

Lewis A. Haynes, James G, Holland, Donald R. Hueber, Aileen » Klaiber, M. 9. Matsen, David J Nn » Minton, Kichatd 1. Rist, George T. Whelden Jr. oseph od Wood Jr. Coen Re-elected President of Group

Manufacture the new product, according te the West Coast Lumbermen’s Association here,

To Stop N. Y. Show

Directors are Isidore FeibleD. T. Nicosin, Robert Bro- ¥. R. Buck, N. C. Butler Franke, L. Russell NewGlen Hanning Munro, RobA. Kirk, R. B.

PARIS, Feb. 19 (UP)—Jean

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See Higher U.S. << president of the Indianapolis

- Times Special i © WASHINGTON, Feb. 19— New| home- building and improvement! of old homes have placed Amer-| ican housing on a higlhier stand-| ard than ever before, Construction Industry Information Comluittee officials here said today. Just as’ a far larger proportion of the population. is. lving in well-equipped houses than at any time in the past, a smaller proportion is living in “substandard housing.

Convention of Home Builders to Open -

: Times Special CHICAGO, Feb. 19—More than 25 Indianapolis home builders and associates will join with 15000 others of the industry at the opening of the National Association of Home Builders ‘annual five-day convention and exposition here to-

—Fhe-entire-vention will bé “Construction of

{ . . re-elected |

Paul Coen .

Apartment Owners Association. En

40-Hour Week Seen As Rail Parley Snag

CHICAGO, "Feb. 19 (UP)— Wage-hour negotiators. . for the nation's one million nonoperating workers conferred separately today on the one major stumbling!

nation-wide rail strike, How near they were to a settlement, neither side would say definitely. There were intimations that it was no closer than it was two weeks ago, when they began their latest effort to get together on a means of applying a fire. day, 40-hour week recommended {by a presidential fact-ting | board. The application of the 40{hour week seemed to be the chief difficulty facing the negotiators.

. the Economy Home.” Exhibitors * include Stewart Manufacturing 1 C AR WAS Co. of Indianapolis. $305.......

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a man they described as “smal

(UP)~—Two | men were hospitalized today after

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2 Nations Shown Safest for Babies

Honors Shared by | ‘Sweden, New Zealand |

By NAT A. BARROWS Times Foreign Correspondent LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., Feb.| 19—If you want your children to) have the best chances for living beyond one year, arrange for them to be born in Sweden or New Zealand. Statistics the story: NG General health | conditions and the standard of living offer the best protection in those two > coun tries, for Pe both have the world's lowest i “3 recorded .- infant mortality rate 25 deaths -per thousand births. By comparison, your possibility of rearing a child into its second year are poorest in two Soviet satellites behind the Iron Curtain and in one Latin American country. Romania has 199 infant deaths per thousand in one year; Bulgaria has- 130 deaths per thousand, and Chile has 161 deaths. These figures come from the statistical office of the United {Nations

tell i

Mr. Barrows

nificantly, that the Soviet Union aid not co-operate in supplying information. } Not far behind Sweden and New Zealand as healthy birthplaces are Australia, with only 29 infant deaths per thousand; the United States. with 32; Netherlands, with 34; Switzerland, with 39; Denmark, with 40; the

United Kingdom, ‘with 43, and Canada, with 45.

lace rough on small children. Guatemala’'s death rate of infants is 111 per

Nicaragua, a

But, altogether, the trend over 100 years reveals a general decrease in child deaths. Copyright, 1949. by The Indiana; and Coiags Daily at

Leases Sites

The Standard Grocery Co. has leased sites for two .additional stores, one in Elwood and one in Muncie, W. L. Lynch, branch real

110 W. Main St., where the building is to be 50 by 132 with 6600

of 12.900 square feet, he said.

Group to Hear Roose |

Prof. Robert W. Roose, special research associate In Mechantoal University or Illinois, wil] speak on “Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning . . . Today and Tomorrow” before the Society of Residential Appraisers at their luncheon tomorrow in Canary Cottage.

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11 houses; a farm‘and a trade in Marion County

American at in 6120 N. Delaware St. 215 W.|. 52d St. 4619 N. Pennsylvania St. |8 A

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Building Permits Drop 500 Here

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ver since the Pilgrims ‘1anded, there have been those who called others “foreigners.” Come

to think of it, we're all foreigners, aren’t we? Some of our families have been here longer than

others—but at one time they, too, were foreigners,

important—all Americans., So let’s not think of “others in terms of where their ancestors came from, or which church they go to. Let’s think of

everyone as individuals—as_Americans.

ere are three ways each of us can help to keep

~the United States of America united:

2. DON'T LISTEN TO, or spread, a religion, or a class.

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3. SPEAK UP, wherever we are, against prejudice, and

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Remember— THAT'S BEING AN AMERICAN

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