Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1931 — Page 5

MAY 23, 1931’.

This page is made possible by our leading citizens, who are lending their unselfish support to build wholesome characters in the youth of today—for they are citizens of tan, u f V morrow*

Let Us Disorganize Crime

If crime is an organized business, then there must be an organization to put down crime. v There must be enough parents and leaders in our community to agree with us that the criminal must be deprived of his tools. Whether it is the pocket flask or gun that inspires these youths to commit crimes, there surely is a way to stop it, and that is through the home. Let every parent be more interested in his boy or girl, and in their companions. Let every parent prohibit the use of that pocket flask of poison. Let every parent take an active interest in the community and know the exact conditions that exist today.

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If you are leaving ethical training out of the education of your children, you must accept the responsibility.

Henry L. Dithmer Byron D. Hockensmith R. A. Lemcke T. A. Moynahan Fred A. Hollweg E. H. Darrach I. W. Lemaux A. M. Glossbrenner Wm. B. Ansted Jr, i David Ross Chas O, Roemler Arthur M. Hood Earl R. Cox Franklin Vonnegut M. Bert Thurman Ira A. Minnick Otto G. Fifleld Omar S. Hunt W. D. Gatch Wm. P. Best Joseph E. Regan A. W. Antrim John F. Darmody Frank M. Fauvre Herbert Foltz

We must control crime or crime will control us!

Albert Sahm Wm. L. Hutcheson Edmund D. Clark J. H. Trimble Fred C. Dickson H. C. Atkina Lowell H. Wilson S. C. Wadley John T. Martindale R. S. Sinclair J. H. McDuffee John Kinghan Arthur Baxter E. A. Peterson J. J. Daniels Robert D. Robinson Merle N. A. Walker J. F. McCool Clyde E. Titus John F. Geckler Clyde A. Bowers M. M. Hugg E. L. Mitchell W. F, Flledner J. L. Wallace

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES’.

This Is One of a Series on the Subject of “Taxpayers vs. CrimeP

Frank B. Planner Louis Ludlow J. H. Aufderheide Howard C. M armor John W. Holtzman Daniel J. Tobin Bert Mcßride Thos. N. Wynne E. A. Kahn C. L. Harrod G. fJL Williams F. B. Fowler Frank T. Dowd , Wm. A. Pickens T. J. Kelly Henry E. Ostrom Howard Schurmann C. B. Blakeslee A. W. Metzger J. A Brook bank Arthur Bohn K. B. Mayhall Wm. R. Evans

It will take time to bring about the results desired. But we must undertake to disorganize crime, no matter what the difficulties, no matter what the cost, no matter what the demands. • Such a program necessitates the services of public spirited men, no matter how long a time will elapse before it will be accomplished. ' We call attention to the fact that the situation is one which” calls for action. Unless something is done, and done soon, to check the rising tide of crime in this country, the very foundation of the country itself will be threatened.

John A Lindgren Jr, Fred Milll* John J. Cooper Hugh McK. Landon Louis M. Huesmann R. P. Oblinger Carl C. Welland J. C. Shaneaey F. H. Langsenkamp G. Barrett Moxie’y D. E. Watson Geo. J. Marott J. Harry Green J. Frank Holmes Jos. E. Mattingly ' Jas. M. Ogden J. Don Miller T. M. Rybolt Louis C. Jrandt Donaldson G. Trone John A George W. W. Dark W. P. Garshwiler A J. Lupear

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Frederic M. Ayres A L. Block Geo. P. Torrence M. E. Foley Elmer W. Stout Walter C. Marmon Q. G. NobUtt N. A Gladding W. A. Atkins Jas. E. Manley WiU H. Mooney Wm. D. Vogel Gustav A Recker Alex Metzger G. B. Jackson Lyman B. Whitaker Frank L. Littleton Albert E. Sterne Albert M. Bristor R. E. Peters Fermor S. Cannon L. D. Buenting Louis Burckhardt David Lurvey Thomas L. Hughes

A V. Brown C. S. Drake Fred Bates Johnson F. C. Olive E. E. Gates Sr. H. S. Morse E. H. Wolcott F. C. Krause !£}. Thos C. Howe W. K. Cooper Frank M. Millikan M. J. Spencer Frank P. Baker R? J. Ryan J. W. Fesley F. R Bonifleld Asa J. Smith H. E. Wilson R H. Sherwood Roy P. Wisehart E. E. Houck Adolph J. FrtU G. L. Winkler H. M. Angell Earl B. Barnes

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