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idle workers.
For instance, while cer
tain silk fabrics declined
from 386 million square
yards in 1927 to 109 mil
lion in 1937, rayon fabric»
advanced from 66 million
square yards to 974 mil
lion. Men's golfing
knickers went from the
peak of 21 million pairs in
1927 to 10 million in 1937 ,
At the same time, slacks
rose from unimportance to
20 million pairs.
The most severe drop in
the birth rate has come in
the northern sections and
in the big cities. With
that drop in the birth rat >
has been a startling rise
in the average age of Am
ericans and their life ex
pectancy. Persons of 65
or over constituted only
3.4 per cent of our popu
lation in 1880. In 1930
they were 5.5 per cent.
Census figures reveal that
life expectancy today is
59.06 years for male babie
and 62.65 years for female
babies. Only 30 years
ago, those figures were
48.23 years and 51.08
years. Credit for that
achievement is statistical
ly traceable to medical
science. Diseases such
as tuberculosis,typhoid,
smallpox, measles,scarlet
fever, diphtheria, influ
enza and pneumonia are
gradually being conquered.
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