Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 170, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1932 — Page 5

NOV. 25, 1932.

RECREATION IS HELD INSURANCE FOR COMMUNITY Every Child Should Have Proper Amount of Play- * time, Says Geckler. Recreational agencies that keep children healthfully and construck tively occupied, remove sources of “inlschlef and keep boys and girls out of juvenile court. This opinion is expressed by Juvenile Judge John F. Geckler, who believes that every child should have the proper amount of playtime. “Recreation Is the best form of social insurance and should be safeguarded for the community's good in times such as these," Geckler declared. More Recreation Needed Geckler said the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and such agencies “keep children out of trouble.” His regret is that the underprivileged children of the city, growing up in undesirable neighborhoods, do not have enough recreational clubs. "Idle time is not good for children. After they have done necessary work at home they should have a period of play to aid in their normal development. “It seems to me children should . have enough playtime to revive their spirits and keep them interested in wholesome things.” • Urges Closer Co-Operation A solution of the recreational problem in undesirable neighborhoods, Geckler suggests closer co- •' operation with settlement houses. “In times such as the present, with the consequent stress and stiain, the need for recreational agencies is all the greater.” Geckler asserted the newly organized Leisure Hour Clubs of ‘the city would do much to prevent crime among youth.

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Child ‘Hunger Crusade’ Is Halted at White House

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PURDUE IS ON TOP Engineering School Remains Nation’s Largest. By Lnitrtl Prrun LAFAYETTE. Ind., Nov. 25.—Purdue university still has the largest engineering school in the country, a report of the United States department of interior showed today. The engineering enrollment at Purdue for the year ending July 31. 1932, was 2,839. Ohio State ranks second in size and Massachusetts Institute of Technology third. Enrollment at Ohio State was given a 2,058 and M. I. T. at 1,890. A white leghorn pullet, owned in New York stat®, has laid 355 eggs weighing 27 1 i ounces to the dozen, thus breaking the world’s record for egg weight and coming within two eggs of tying the record for the number of eggs.

Doctor and Social Worker Arrested When They Ask Hearing by Hoover. By L'nitrd Prc WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—Two New Yorkers were held today on disorderly conduct charges as the | aftermath of an attempt by a hand- ; ful of adults and children to stage j a Thanksgiving day “child hunger demonstration” at the White House. These arrested were Dr. Emil Conason and Mrs. Gertrude Haessler. Dr, Conason described himself as medical adviser to the child hunger marchers, and Mrs. Haessler said she was a social worker. Dr. Conason, Mrs. Haessler, two either adults and six children less than 12 years old, drove up to the White House gates in two taxicabs, while President Hoover was enjoying a holiday rest in the mansion and 150 policemen stood guard out- ! side. Some fifty more children, re- ! cruited in Baltimore, Philadelphia j and other cities remained at a meet- ! ing hall. Dr. Conason jumped from the taxi I and asked a policeman: “Am I under arrest?” ‘‘Not yet,” the patrolman replied. “I want to send a letter in to the President, asking him to receive a petition.” “The President isn’t seeing anybody today.” Dr. Conason took a step toward the gate. Husky patrolmen marched him away. Mrs. Haessler objected violently. Policemen carried her bodily to a patrol wagon. The children—four girls and two boys—were taken to the women’s bureau with Mrs. Haessler. They were released later. In the Air Weather condition at 9 a. m.: South wind, 3 miles an hour; temperature, 38; barometric pressure, 30.25 at sea level; ceiling, clear, light ground fog, smoky, unlimited; visibility, 1% miles; field, good.

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