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They count on depressed Northern industries looking for seems to think so. And it the ' , dceplfar. Yet. some official statistics, 2. A cutback by the U.S. gov- might seem lo belie their confi.icrnment in Ihc various types of dence. -foreign aid, which in former More persons are out of work '' paid for large quantities here than a year aco. Early this of American farm products and year the jobless total was 15 per """"lectured goods. Long Distance MOYtog Beltins Affiliate Blllal 4-3i:l 5914 W 9th CONCRETE For Concrete Construction needs dial . . . RAY J. K.NOLL, Contractor Residential and CommerctaJ Ph. 5-1715 sharpen the postwar industrial1 l"e postwar battle of the South ern "g"er man in cany iSo.i. A BASIC STRKNGTH rivalry of the North and South. :?nd industries may be flower but still downward drift in; Bu, Ne. 0rlcjM busincss ,ead "We're in a different position; ,.sc , , 8 cos,s "no!M,f m !ers count on these factors to ward here," a leading New Orleans ; sllpplnB salcs volume- l"h, ...j. . I off the worst of any national re- businessman says today. "We heightened by The North had contended bitter- have been touched very lightly i ,nat ",e South is luring indus by the recession that has hit some cities up North, We're con fident that no matter how deep it cocs in the industrial reniorsii"; in the North and Midwest the CHARGE siump is Douna to Be lelt less in the South." CONFIDENT You hear Ihc same calm as- tries away by promises of cheap er labor, tax concessions and local bond-financed factory build- DENIED Southerners retort that bait has been used by only a few commu nities and the South has been developing its own industries and surance in other parts of the 'not stealing them from the North, South, You can find like confi dence, of course, in some North ern cities, especially those that haven't been hit by much unem ployment. The big postwar industrial de velopment, they say, has, been part of a drive lo round out their economy, to take advantage of natural resources, and to meet out tne aouin seems sure u s the South's own consumption favored. Two chief reasons are needs and rising living stand given and they seem almost con- ards. Thev see this trend con tradictory 1. Southerners say that be cause their area isn't yet as highly industrialized as some Northern centers, a recession tinulng in spite of any recession. 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George Miller Sheet Metal Co. will occupy the new building next door to his present location on Charnelton St. Miller will move to the new location to make way for another Mobil station on the southwest corner of 7th and Charnelton. Harry Abele is listed as the owner and Floyd Dickson is the builder. It is valued at $6, 000. Don Bull is the owner of the house on E. 6th Ave., now under going extensive remodeling. A new roof, stucco exterior and general office arrangement will highlight the change. The work is valued at $3,500 and is being done by Fred Braatz. A warehouse addition to the Associated Suppliers Co. on E. 8th Ave., was listed at $13,000 value on the building permit ap plication. Owner is F. H. Coen and the builder is O. B. Larsen. The work will include some of fice space construction. although high by any but recent " " ' boom standards. Merchants! 1. Manufacturing is only one hlame a late Marrti Rras anH a fourth of this community's ccon late Easter. iomy and it is highly diversified. Wholesalers are worried about 2. The oil and natural gas in high inventories. A leading bank-idustnes expect to go on growing er says most are overstocked and ; and to backstop Louisiana's some are being squeezed. economy in general. Contractors say they aren't get-j 3. Labor troubles in other sea ting new building orders at the ports, as at present in, New York, same rate as this time last year. And less cargo is passing through the port, which recorded striking gains in the postwar years. New Orleans blames the drop which may divert more traffic to New Orleans. 4. The Smith's climate makes living "hcapcr in many ways and that's why, they say, that started last year on two things: labor rales are often lower here 1. 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