Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 300, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1936 — Page 8

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PARENT APATHY DRAWS CENSURE IN DELINQUENCY Her Children Are Not Bad, Mrs. Pickard, Head of Home, Declares. BY CARL THORBAHN Most of the children who come to the Marion County Detention Home are not bad but rather are paying the debt of too little attention from their parents, says Mrs. Anna E. Pickard, superintendent of tiie home. “Fewer children would ever reach the home if their parents would have less parties and maintain a better home life,” she said. We try to treat children, when we get them, as if tht ' our own. One of the chief problems is keeping them busy, lo do this we have a carpenter shop and a school. “We have no funds for this work and any money we get is donated or received from the simple toys which are made in the shop and which are sold to visitors.’’ Shop Instruction a Feature The home tries to develop the talents of each child and outstanding Work has been done by some Recently someone sent a box of molding clay and some of the models turned out by the children are judged as exceptional by Mrs. Pickard. F. J. Loomis, guard and instructor, has charge of the carpenter shop. Here cigar boxes and packing cases are turned into tie holders, various garden toys and whatnots. Mr. Loomis has been able to purchase power-driven jig saws and other tools from the money realized by the sale of these objects. One of Mrs. Pickard’s prizes, with which she demonstrates that the children which come under her care have intelligence, is a poem. This poem was written and dedicated to her by a 16-year-old girl who ran away from home. The girl has since been placed in a private home. Here is the poem: Illumination On a dreary drizzling day As people battled on their way I, in the dim shadows slowly walked Unmindful of the wind, Deep in thought. Lonesome was I, and despondent Weary and tired of living When slowly the clouded sky parted Sending forth long rays of light To illuminate one’s soul in beauty afresh, With hope and faith. No longer was the day cold For that one ray had made it warm; As my steps from listless to sprightly grew, felad was I. in my new found joy, The inspiration of a divine peace. Religious Training Given Bible study and Sunday school play a large part in the school work of the children, Mrs. Pickard said. On Tuesdays and Thursdays they participate in games and singing. “Sometimes children run away from home to come back to us. We try to keep an interest in them and they are free to return to us with their problems,” Mrs. Pickard said Os the 1372 who have passed through the home only 189 children returned the second time, Mrs. Pickard said. HEALTH FOUND AID IN GETTING,- KEEPING JOB Relationship Between Physical Condition, Unemployment Outlined. A man in good health can get a job easier and is surer of holding that job, the Indiana State Medical Association says in a bulletin issued today. The bulletin reports a close relationship exists between unemployment and the worker’s physical conditions. “Physical handicaps reduce efficiency,” the bulletin declares. It urges physicians, economists and welfare foundations to undertake special studies in this field. CLUBS TO HEAR SALLEE Civic Federation Meeting Is to Be Held Friday Night. A. C. Sallee, park superintendent, Is to speak at the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs meeting at 8 Friday night in the Washington. The Viennese String Players directed by Max Butler are to play.

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NELLIE M. YOUNG IS TO TALK IN SPEECH SERIES Dr. E. M. Dill, De Pauw Professor to Speak at Greencastle. Timm Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., Feb. 22. Miss Nellie M. Young, Indianapolis, children’s work director for the Indiana Council of Religious Education, is one of three speakers scheduled to appear here in a lecture series sponsored by the ParentTeacher Association and the Greencastle Council of Religious Education. The series is to open March 3 at Asbury Hall, De Pauw University, with an address by Dr. E. M. Dill, Indiana Boys’ School superintendent. He is to be followed the next week by professor F. M. Vreeland, De Pauw sociology associate. CITY CARS TO GET SEAL Uniform Design to Be Stenciled on Municipal Autos. A uniform seal design is to be stenciled on all city-owned cars, Albert H. Losche, purchasing agent, announced today. D. G. Watkins, municipal garage superintendent, is to have charge of the special paint job. At present there is no system of marking or numbering municipal cars. * CLUB MEETS TONIGHT Townsend Members to Assemble in First United Presbyterian Church. Regular meeting of Townsend Club No. 2 is to be held at 7:30 tonight in First United Presbyterian Church, 22nd-st and Park-av. The Ben Davis Townsend Club is to provide entertainment and music.

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Automobiles rep 1 .'ted to police as stolen belong to: William Humbert, 1110 Southeastern-av, Ford sedan, 68-763, from in front of his home. Red Cab Cos., 739 E. Market-st, Red cab No. 397, license 6-307. Ford V-8 sedan, from Davidson and Market-sts. Welcome Wagon Cos., 122 E. 22-st, Chevrolet sedan, 49-954, from 3537 N. Pennsylvania-st. Catherine Murphy, 3846 Ruckle-st, Oldsmobile sean, 110-329, from 42d and Ruckle-sts. Frank Christopher, 6340 Central-av, Ford coupe, 4-810, from in front of 3015 N. Penrsylvania-st.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: George Taylor, 1507 Asbury-st. Chevrolet coupe, found at Senate-av and Michiganst. Gertrude Johnson, 733 N. Pershing-av, Essex sedan, found at LeGrande-av and Shelby-st. Marshal Doan, R. R. 18, Box 229 B, Chevrolet coach, found at Harris and Washington-sts. Maude Beck. R R. 4. Box 503, Ford coach, foynd at 510 W. 30th-st. Stripped of radio, heater and spark plugs. Everett Sims, 1413 Hoyt-av, Chevrolet sedan, found at 300 3. East-st. Richard Wilmoth, 1637 Kelly-st, Ford coupe, found at 520 S. Warman-av. Carter Robinson, 3740 Kenwood-av, Essex sedan, found in front of 1717 Parkav. Irene Moore, Marott Hotel, Dodge coupe, found at 16th-st and Capitol-av. Georgiene Kitterman, Sullivan. Ind., Buick sedan, found at New Jersey and Washington-sts.

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ALLEGED RUM RUNNER DEAD AFTERWRECK Second * Victim of Truck, Auto Crash; City Woman Is Killed. Robert C. Davey, 32, of 557 W. Morris-st, alleged rum runner, died today in Methodist Hospital, the second victim of a truck-auto crash yesterday near Danville, Ind. Mrs. Luella Smith, 23-year-old wife of an Indianapolis convict and mother of a 6-year-old boy, died immediately after the crash. She was riding in the auto with Davey. Still in the hospital on the critical list is Walter LaCompt, truck driver, who is suffering from skull fracture. The Davey car, Sheriff Albert; Shane of Hendricks County said, j contained 110 gallons of alcohol. Left Home Last Monday Mrs. John Mroz, 1134 S. West-st, mother-in-law of the dead woman, today said she had not seen Mrs. Smith since last Monday when she started out from their home looking for work. She had not been aware, she said, that Mrs. Smith was on friendly terms with Davey, although she said the families had known each other for some time. . | Mrs. Smith’s husband, father of 6-year-old Robert Louis Smith, is j in Indiana Reformatory for bank robbery, Mrs. Mroz said. She said he was convicted under the name Louis R. Reese of taking part in the Delphi robbery three years ago. Child Remains Dry-Eyed Robert Louis, knowing of the death of his mother, remained dryeyed and philosophical. An unidentified transient still is in a critical condition today at City Hospital with injuries received when struck yesterday on Road 31 near 80th-st. Mrs. Belle Robbins, 60, of 3005 E. Washington-st, is in a serious condition in City Hospital with injuries received when she was struck ty a car on Washington-st near Gray-st. Joseph Mayes. Negro, 430 W. Michigan-st, is in a fair condition j in City Hospital with injuries re- 1 ceivecl when struck by a trackless! trolley in the 500 block, Indianaav, Saturday night. Bingo Parties Are Scheduled A series of Thursday night bingo parties of Shambah Temple 139, Dramatic Order of Khorassan, is to begin at 8:30 Thursday at 230 E. Ohio-st. Frank L. Foley is in charge of the parties.

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proposal to include Indiana in the eastern zone. Philip Lutz, attorney general, and Orban Stover are to appear at the hearing for the state in opposition to the proposed shift. Pythian Sisters to Meet Myrtle 7, Pythian Sisters*, is to meet at the hall, 612 E. 13th-st, Wednesday night.