Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1938 — Page 2
"CHILD WELFARE LAW CHANGES
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Legislature Likely to Act On Legion Proposals, Officials Say.
Drastic changes in ; the state child welfare laws, as advocated by the Indiana Department of the American Legion in convention here this. week, probably will be acted upon by the 1939 Legislature, State Welfare Department officials sald today. : The Legion adopted a resolution to give full support to the recommendations of the Commission on Child Welfare Laws appointed by Governor Townsend. His action was prompted by an investigation sponsored by the Legion at the 1937 Terre Haute convention. E. W. Mills, Commission chairman, explainirig the purposes of the investigation, pointed out that many of the existing statutes affecting children were enacted 85 years ago.
_ Repeal of Laws Urged
The commission has recommended repeal of laws governing the use of indentured children and the amendment of the adoption laws to conform with modern thinking and accepted policy in child welfare. * Mr. Mills explained that ‘present “adoption laws do not provide for a period of probation between the application for placement and the final adoption.” © Also recommended was the licensing of child-caring agencies “to raise the standards of such agéncies”; amendment of “existing laws to “conform with modern thinking in the care for illegitimate children,” and amendment of laws regarding the foster care of dependent and neglected children so that they may be made wards of the county departments of public welfare. Would Safeguard State
Two - other recommendations would provide safeguards to the State and to all parties concerned in the importation to or deportation from the state of dependant and neglected children, and provide a more -liberal interpretatior of the regulations regarding crippled or ‘sick childrén. Mr. Mills explained that “the purpose of the Commission was to make such changes as will enable the child-placing division to -function in handling cases of adoption with ‘responsibility, efficiency and complete ‘adherence to accepted social procedure.”
PUERTO RICAN MURAL MAY BE REPLACED
Governor Asks Fund for ” Substitute Work.
"SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Aug. 24 (U.'P.).—The legislature had be-| fore it today a message from Gov-' ernor Blanton Winship, recommending a $3000 appropriation to replace Rockwell Kent’s mural at the * Postoffice building at Washington. Governor Winship suggested a mural “more accurately representing this beautiful island”—by another artist. Governor Winship explained that he did not deny Mr. Kent's artistic ability but that he felt some other,
artist could produce something more’|
worthy of Puerto Rico. vs Mr, Kent’s mural has been a sore «Spot with islanders. three colored maidens receiving a message from Eskimos who are disembarking from an airplane. The message, painted in Eskimo, asks “shall we change chiefs?” There has been a feeling among Puerto Ricans. that the conception was unhappy both as to the colored maidens and.the message which they say implies that they want independence.
INDIANA LAW SCHOOL WILL OPEN SEPT. 6
The 44th annual school year of the Indiana Law School of Indianapolis will start Sept. 6 with regiswration for the 1938-39 school year, it was announced today by James M. Ogden, president. Classes will meet for the first time in the school’s new location at 1346 N. Delaware St. Formerly the school was located downtown. Instruction will be given by a faculty of 19 members in both the day and evening divisions. Thirtythree subjects have been listed for the first semester. :
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Rodeo Queen
Miss Alice Farrier, 19, born on a ranch, learned to ride ‘a horse at the age of 3. She has been selected as queen of the Elks’ rodeo Sept. 9 to 11 in Woodward, Okla. She is a noted horsewoinan in the southwest. :@
ROW MARKS END OF YOUTH CONGRESS
U. S. Delegates Split Over Proposed ‘Peace Program.’
~ POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Aug. 24 (U. P.).—The second World Youth { Congress had closed today with new dissension splitting the United
host to 500 delegates from 55 foreign ‘countries. The delegates started . réturning to their homes after the reading of a youth peace pact to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Kellogg-Briand Peace - Pact outlawing war as an instrument. of national policy.
ples Socialist League took issue with Chairman Joseph Cadden over operation -of the. Congress. “I repudiate completely the thought that the Congress has been run democratically,” ‘Mr. Hamilton asserted. He contended a propesec “peace program” was signed by the
who “knew nothing” of the program when they signed it.
NEW MAGIC EYE SEPARATES COLORS
COLUMBIA, Mo., Aug. 24 (U. P.). —An electric eye so sensitive it can detect color shades varying as little as one-tenth part of a million has been developed by ‘the chemistry department of the University = of Missouri, it was announced today.
Be, that the eye consisted of photo-electric cells which contain cuprous oxide and generates its own current while in ,operation,
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Your best bet for a sports coat is one of: these classics in wool and camel's hair! They keep you snug until the last ‘goal post is down, for they keep the heat in and the cold out! Since these coats are a prerequisite to any college entrance, get yours tomorrow and save at this budget price! In choice of the four most important fall styles . . . wraparounds, box ‘swaggers, reefers and balmacaans. Natural color’ and blacks in group.
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the Back- to-School Clothes You Buy Downstairs at Ayres
WITH AN EMBROIDERED
3=Letter Monogram
_ Tomorrow, and for a limited time, we have arranged to PERSONALIZE with an embroidered three-letter MONOGRAM, any “Back-to-School” merchandise bought in Ayres - ‘Downstairs Store. This is another Ayres service—offered at NO ADDITIONAL COST! Youngsters dearly love to have their possessions personalized in this way, therefore, parents should take advantage of this rare opportunity. Note: Several gays will be required to complete your order. -
For Instance We Suggest:
Women’s Monogrammed Sport Shirts These are our new Fall “Betty Shaw”
sports blouses; in smart tailored styles with convertible neckline or with stud : front; nicely made of shantung , in C
white, yellow and deeptones, Sizes ‘32 to 40,
Child’s Monogratiomed Anklets
Misses’ and children& new, fine-gauge ankle socks with turndown cuff; in good : C assortment of new fall colors. Sizes 1 ;
to 10. Complete with 3-letter monogram embroidered on cuff or one sock.
* Girls’ Monogrammed Sport Shirts
Smartly tailored Varsity sports shirts in shantung.. With stud or zipper front; yoke back; ~deeptone colors; 8 to 16 C
years.
Men’s Stonopammed Cranbrook Shirts Cranbrook shirts are exclusive with Ayres Downstairs—one of the finest $ 19 shirts we know of at this price! Made ° to every QUALITY FEATURE. Sizes 13% to 1. 508
* Monogrammed Sheets 81x09’ 712x108 | 63x108 -
Personalize the sheet you're taking back : to college! “These are our famous long 00 ' wearing sheets. 64x64 thread count; pure bleached finish with no filling.
36x36-In. Pillowcases to Match, 25¢ Each
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Boys’ Monogrammed School Shirts:
This is one of our-most popular shirts—
full cut and strongly made for active boys. In fast colored, fancy pattern and white. Made to fit throughout. C
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Tophandle Bags
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Smart and very new . . . th hat’s the story about these tophandles, in simulated sinooth or grain leathers. Large, roomy types that enable you to carry all the necessarys for campus life. Tailored and dressy styles in black, brown, wine or navy. Pick a style to suit your wardrobe. Also pouches and zipper closing styles, . —Downstairs at Ayres, *
Two-Way Stretch Lastex Panty Girdles
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: Don't forget t pack this. indispensable in your back-to-school wardrobe. For one of these panty girdles with detachable crotch and hose ‘supporters will give you the proper amount of control, yet allow you lots of freedom for action. Also Bway stretch Lastex girdles with 4 hose supporters at same budget price. Small, medium and large sizes in medium length.
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For style, comfort and wear choose ‘Corliss
fords with flexible leather soles and heels. ugh leather oxfords with simulated Alligator trim, flat leather heel and
~ with ghillie style lacing. Sizes 314 to 9, widths
These Stockings Stand for Thrift on Any Campus!
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Although these stockings are classed as substandards, you'll get (Substandards)
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