Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1936 — Page 4

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Higher Salaries Needed to, Attract Capable Men, | ~ McCabe Contends. |

{ BY TRISTRAM COFFIN | Ctting the need for more adequate | probation supervision, Dr. Francis D. McCabe, state probation director, today advocated state subsidy of | probation officers’ salaries. “Stipends are too low to attract | the type of individuals to this sérv- | | =e that standards of the probation | “division require,” Dr, McCabe said | in his report for the year ending | June 30. Of the 93 probation officers in 68 | counties, only three are getting the | maximum salary of $2500 Sieciedy by the General Assembly, and many are working on a per diem basis, | Dr. McCabe explained. |

. State Subsidy Asked |

“The officers should be compen- | sated for their services at least on [the basis paid police and firemen,” | he said. “This could be accom- ; plished by state subsidy of salaries.” | Local units now pay salaries of | probation officers. : | Cost of keeping a man in prison is 1 $272.78 yearly in comparison to | the per person probation cost of | $2.02, Dr. McCabe cited. The 12,268 | probationers last year thus repre- | sented a savings of $3,178,638.80 to |

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the state, he explained. | Failure of local communities to provide funds for the employment | of a sufficient number of probation |

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officers was an indirect cause for | Times Special

the revocation of 209 probations, Dr. McCabe elaims. The Indiana director said he fa- |

vors the appointment of progasion |

officers by judges, as is done now, because they work closely with the | courts. Lauds “Friends” System

The “Friends of the Court” system practiced by - Superior Judge | Benjamin J. Buente, Vanderburgh | County, and the tax-supported Boys | and Girls Clubs of Columbus were | praised by Dr. McCabe, | ~ When 3 case involving family dif- | ficulties comes into Judge Buente's | court, the “Friends of the Court,” appointed by social and business leaders, aid in working out a solu- | tion. } The Indiana Constitution provides | for the setting up reconciliation | courts for family and domestic | problems although the General Asg| sembly has not legislated the en- | abling machinery machinery, Dr. McCabe said. |

"WORLD WAR VETERAN GIVEN LIFE IFE_SENTENCE

By United Press MOUNT VERNON, Ind. Sept. 25. —Wilbur Connor, 44, Bethel Township Wo, id ‘War veteran, pleaded | guilty second-degree murder | charges in Posey Circuit Court yes- ~ terday and was sentenced to life im- | prisonment. | Connor.;a poultry-raiser,’ was con- | victed of fatally shooting Mrs. Cora | Gross Mercer, 34, Mount Vernon; in | a jealous rage last ast July.

NAMED ON COMMITTEE

Dr. John P., Davey, local optom- : trist, today was appointed a mem- . ber of the National Legal and Leg-

Islative Committee of the American

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of Indiana. The appointment was made by Dr. Harry E. Pine, associalion: president.

HOKE TO SPEAK AT Y,

Fred Hoke, manufacturer, is to speak at a membership meeting of the Y. M. C. A. at noon today. ‘Honors for membefship drive are to be awarded to Frank C., Jordon. Warren Oakes, Jesse Shearer, William C: Smith and Edgar H. Evans. BROKER FREED ON BOND By United Press BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Sept. 25.— - The state today accepted a $6000 bond today and ordered the release from county jail of Don Burdick, New York broker charged with shooting his father-in-law, Harry

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