Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1938 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19, 1938

STATE JOB AID SERVIGE PLACES 96,210 IN 1937

Number of Applicants Who Got Work Tops That of 1936 by 1232.

Placement of 56.210 applicants on jobs with about 10,000 private employer: during 1937 showed an increase of 1232 over 1936, Martin F. Carpenter, Indiana State Employment Service director, said today. A total of 8354 firms and individuals, not including domestic employers, used the Service's facilities last year, he said. “If the high level of industrial employment which marked most of 1936 and the first half of last year had continued until the end of the 1037, it is believed that employers in the State could have hired at least 60,000 from our files,” said Mr. Carpenter. “As it was, gains were made in private placements in each of the first three quarters when comparisons were made with the corresponding periods of 1936. “Due to the general retrenchment in Government-financed work, public works project employers asked the Service to aid in filling 11,741 jobs as compared to 44,553 reported for 193 for 1936, the di director said.

SCHOOL WILL SHOW EDUCATION METHODS

A safety and health education program is to be presented at Crispus Attucks High School at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow under sponsorship of the school's Parent-Teacher ASsociation. An exhibit has been prepared to illustrate how the school discovers possible physical handicaps of pupils, how it helps children overcome them and methods of school co-op-eration with community organizations in making children and parents safety and health-conscious.

SCHOOLGIRLS RETURN, FIND MOTHER DEAD

| Mrs. Clemma Fu Fultz in III Health for Four Years.

Returning to their home from School 8, two small girls found their | mother, Mrs. Clemma Fultz, 3634 Rockville Road, dead on the bed- | room floor yesterday afternoon. Mrs. | | Fultz was 25. | The children, Phyllis, T, and | Sybil, 10, summoned a neighbor, | Mrs. Alma Westphall, 3639 Rockville | Road, who notified their father, Roy | Fultz, Indiana Bell Telephone Co. | employee. | Mrs. Fultz had been ill four years, | her husband said. Dr. Frank B.| Ramsey, deputy coroner, said death | was due to natural causes. | Funeral arrangements were being | completed today. Survivors besides | the husband and two daughters are | a brother, John Keys, Indianapolis; | stepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. | William Beam, Spencer, and two | sisters, Mrs. Bernard Reynard and | Mrs. Lewis Nisinger, all of Spencer. |

THREE HELD UNDER WHITE SLAVE COUNT

LAFAYETTE, Jan. 10 (U. P.).— |

Held under white slave charges, a |

Judge to Talk

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Judge Camille Kelley of Memphis, Tenn., Juvenile Court is to speak on “Child Welfare” on the Town Hall Series at 11 a. m. Saturday at the Columbia Club. She is said to be the first woman Juvenile Court judge south of the Mason-Dixon Line and second in the United States.

RULING IS DUE ON TRUCK LAW

Judge Williams Says He Will |

Decide This Week; Final Briefs Are Filed.

Superior Court Judge Joseph H. Williams today sald he expected to

(rule this week on a demurrer in-

volving constitutionality of the State law requiring directional signal devices on trucks. Attorneys for the State and for 30 truckers, who brought the test suit in a petition for an injunction

to prohibit enforcement of the new law, yesterday submitted final briefs.

The State, in view of the court test, has agreed to withhold enforce-

ment of the law, which was to have { become effective Jan. 1 until Feb. 1.

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