Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1949 — Page 18

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Urges British Je Seeley, Judge Ralph Hamill, Order of

Emigration as =item Economic Aid

Expert Asks Exodus Of 15 Million to Other Empire Paris

By Science Service WASHINGTON, Oct. 20—Send 15 million Englishmen to other 2 parts of the British empire. That clude” H. Francis is suggested as Britain's way out, aude =r Hamillg, ns, ‘Lambert of her economic plight. |L. Christie, Roy W. Allred, WilThis solution offered by Guy|liam T. Brannon, Raymond A. Irving Burch, director of the Pop- Noell, Harry McIntyre, Howard ulation Reference Bureau here Hunter and Allen Hoppess. Forwould relieve that crowded island mal organization of the shapes of its large surplus population Wi will be in the Sahara Grotto Audi{which if not exported is “prac-|torium on Nov. 22. jSlealty certain to continue Brit-

ain’s chronic crisis.” | Emigration of about a third of| 23 From Here

47 pled |Great Britain's population would ™ : save the American people billions) Pledged at IU {of dollars in capital and naturall Twenty-three Indianapolis res- | | resources, Mr. Burch says. It|idents are included in a list of lwould also help to build up friend- new pledges and initiates of In-| {ly nations on at least three sides/ diana University social fraterns| of the United States In case of| ities and sororities, war. | New pledges at the Blooming- | The surplus people that Britain! ton school are: cannot support now from the com-| Alghs Kapgs Jisha—Delores Burien, on! bined yields of her land, Industry| Pershing Ave. and Carolyn Gill, 2436 land foreign trade, according to i 45% Omenn— a—Ruiph Alison, 584 8. Mr, Burch’s plan, would be moved] Vine Bruce Coffin, 214 roadway; to thinly inhabited British areas, oid ry Conieiey Saath and Bawara) such as Australia, Canada and) ¥iHQd Cui ricnard Ba Buskirk, 5851 Crest-| {parts of Africa, at the rate of|view Ave; Richard Hume 6059 E_ St.|

Whit Joyce, 1503 Daw | 500,000 persons a year. Joseph St. and am ove

mbda Chi Alpha-—Richard Joyce, 5332) Cites Ireland Example x Delaware St.. and Edgar Roberts, 3358

Pointing to Ireland and con- ikl Bia Tau—Jcrome Gould, 1120 W. Sond wey ea Ta ‘New initiates from Indianapolis me tomwest 19 ne of the pighest ia] mAh 3o THRs Bums, 01 Bie Europe, Mr. Burch suggests that|inston Bivd. and Delores Stumm. 815 X. Britain do likewise. Thets Chi—Robert Bork, 5105 WashingBecause Britain's reproduction) ions ui 0d Edward Newman, 6136 N

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hel the situation. Mr. Burch! #8 Phi Esailon—Jack Garinger, 2208 BUDE he that every English- N dflipston AVE Bugher, 34 8. Warman who moves overseas will bet. |i Ave. ter his own chance of getting ade- ELECTRONIC MICROSCOPE quate living conditions. The electron microscope has a

Great Britain-has more than ityin wer of up to 50,000 two and a half times as many an op p

people per square mile as Europe “2 land more than 11 times as many % © as the United States. BUY 5% | Only Japan among all the couni tries of the world is more crowded than the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany and India have / less than half as many people per square mile of arable land! Mr, Burch’s figures show. [ Britain was able to increase her! population from 20 million to 49 million during the past hundred years on the strength of her industrialization, trade, naval force and foreign assets.

Not an Easy Job The suggested mass migration {would not be an easy job, Mr. Burch admits, but he contends|f that it would be cheaper to move a person once than to move some 11400 pounds of food plus other raw materials every year to support that person if he remains in Britain,

Danger of both war and communism e for the decentraligation of British population. A crowded Britain just missed being starved into submission by submarine and air warfare during itwo wars and should not risk a third attack, Mr. Burch urges. Danger of communism in Britain 1s considered as serious as § (that of war, and hunger and social unrest are basic causes of communism, it is pointed out. -

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