Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1936 — Page 4
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WASHINGTON, Oct.
‘er Pechner of CCC disclosed today. "Of the total employed, 33,112 were
‘Estimated allotments to dependIndiana enrollees in CCC on Aug,
8532.
Phere were 41 camps in operation i the state on Oct. 1. These included
A y reservation. Improvement of 14022 acres of
or soil erosion; heck dams built; 21413515 square
£35,168 square yards of planting,
bf timber estimating, and 14 state parks developed or under develop- | t.
VEN CCC WORK IN THRE YEARS
am Pays $24,463,000
nto State, Director Reveals.
Special 21.~The | lian Conservation Corps gave, t to 36972 Indiana men April, 1033, through August, and brought $24,463,000 into state, a report by Director Rob-
pllees and 3860 non-enrolled pernel. Enrollees included both dors and veterans and the nonplled reserve officers and work |
by enrollees from April, 1933, pugh August, 1036, were $5,835,
, 1038, were 5575. The avefage ber of CCC enrollees working In in Indiana during August
41 Camps Operating
national forest camps, 12 state t, eight drainage, 10 soil contion, seven state park, and one
Major work completed to July 1, 38, according to Mr. Fechner's re- , included:
gst land: 8168 acres of fire hazreduced; 124.233 man-days of rsery work; 03,608 acres treated 326,450 erosion
stream and lake protection;
g and sodding; 53,059 acres
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Adventurous daughter of a Danish father and a Spanish mother, who insists that for several years she was a British spy, Clara Suzanna Jensen now is the bride of Frederick Lewis; London stock broker. They were married in the British capital. She recently brought a $750,000 action against a Hollywood film company, eharging plagiarism of a book in which she recounted her exploits.
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IMPORTANCE OF STUDY AT HOME
Shortridge P.-T. Als Urged
to Provide Attractive Place for Pupils.
sociation to provide aftractive study facilities for the children at homes. He spoke last night at a meeting in Caleb Mills Hall. He also urged parents to see that their children use regular transportation facilities on their way to and from school, and do not “thumb” rides. Emmett A. Rice, vice principal, asked parents to study the personalities and talents of their children ta help them pick courses for which they are most receptive. He pointed out that the school now offers 80 study groups, that “the choice of a general course from among these is of the utmost importance to each student.” . There ‘was a round-table discus-
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PAST. CRISPS HO ERE Temple, Pythian Sisters, is to have a covered dish luncheon tomorrow:
at the home of Mrs. Mayme H. Jacobs, 114 8S. Elder-av.
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SHEPPARD TO SPEAK ON SOCIAL SECURITY
| Virgil Sheppard, acting director | of the public assistance division of public welfare, is to discuss the pub- | lic assistance program in Indiana | tonight in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium. ) Mr. Sheppard’s talk is the third of | a series of weekly lectures sponsored by the Indiana University training school for social work. The .speaker next week is to be William H. Book of the Indianapolis Chamber of Comnierce.
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