Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1939 — Page 9

URSDAY, APRIL §,

PUPILS CHARGE ELDERS ASSUME HITLER" ROLES

Parents, Teachers Placed ‘On Trial’ in Effort to Soive Problems.

EVANSTON, nl, April (U. P)— High school pupils brought their elders to “trial” in Municipal Court today charged with “Hitlerizing” in the home. Society “fails to give youth practical examples in practicing democracy” and seeks to “force opinions youth,” said one indictment returned by a “Grand Jury” of 20 ‘teen-age boys and girls. Judge William Glynn, high school sophomore, began the first of four trials in a courtroom crowded with pupil prosecutors, adult defense counsel and spectators representing the accusers and the accused. Other indictments charged grownups with failures and shortcomings in their handling of schools, churches and youth itself.

Started In “Y”

Prosecutors accused both parents and teachers of failure to apply democracy to their children. Parents should provide more sex education and be more liberal about late hours, money and use of the family automobile, they asserted. Teachers were accused of stuffing their arbitrary opinions down the student's throat rather than convincing him in a democratic manner. G. B. Moser, city boys’ work secretary, explained the evolution of the trial from a Y. M. C. A. conference group. “The boys decided to have this trial to stimulate more interest. They invited their girl acquaintances to take part and selected the ‘Grand Jury,’ which drew up the ‘indictments.’ “Boy and girl judges were elected. Prosecuting attorneys were selected, and interested adults were invited to act as ‘defense attorneys.”

Jury but No Verdict

Factual material. gathered by the pupils during spring vacation, was presented. The jury, composed of seven pupils and five adults, will not render a “guilty or not guilty” verdict but will search for solutions to the problems presented. City officials, parents and attornevs co-operated with the trial. Indictments were returned against: (1) The church, charged with failing to make its services attractive, “keeping God and religion inside the church,” and “practices unbecoming to religion.” (2) Parents, charged above. (3) Boys, charged with ‘personal neglect, being too polite or not polite enough, excessive swearing and show-off driving.”

COAST BABY'S FATE ‘LEFT UP TO NATURE’

SAN FRANCISCO, April 8 (U. P) —The immediate fate of baby Juanita Carey, who was born a week ago with her bladder appended to the outside of the abdomen, was entrusted today to the

as ‘told

Nurse Marian Cribbs was awakened in her New York apartment by a self-styled “Robin Hood burglar” who tweaked her big toe and proposed marriage. After managing to get him out of the place, Miss Cribbs arranged his arrest.

$171,000 DAMAGES SOUGHT IN CRASH

VALPARAISO, April 6 (U. P)— Three personal injury suits asking damages of nearly $171,000 were on file today in the Porter County Circuit Court against the Midway Transit Co. of Benton Harbor, Mich. They were filed by three former Northwestern University students, who were injured in the collision of a trailer truck and a hayrack near Ogden Dunes, Ind, last August. The hayrack carried a group of students. Eldon Lininger, 26, of Gary, Ind. sought $100,000: Harriett McCandless, 20, of Pittsburgh, Pa., $5,000, and Edna Stephen, 21, of Gary, Ind. $15,979. Anne North, 23, of Webster City, Mo., was killed in the crash.

SLOAN AGAIN HEADS M.-K.-T. RAILROAD

DALLAS, Tex, April § (U. P).— Matthew S. Sloan today had been | re-elected president of the Missouri- | Kansas-Texas Railroad. All other officers of the road also were reelected at the meeting of stockholders and directors yesterday. Mr. Sloan told stockholders that he was optimistic over business prospects this year. He said one of the factors pointing toward better conditions was indicated policy to dispose of its large quantities of wheat and cotton, which will be a great stimu-

—Owosso citizens announced plans

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HOME TOWN PLANS DEWEY-IN-'40 CLUB

OWOSSO, Mich. April 8 (U. P).

last night for placing their hometown boy—racket-busting Thomas E. Dewey of New York—in the White House in 1940. Don Mitchell, president of the Owosso Improvement Association, said a “Tom-Dewey-for-President Club” would be formed April 12 and later would sponsor clubs in other Michigan cities. Owosso's Mayer John N. Axford, a Democrat, said he would be first to join the club to boost Republican Dewey.

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Candida NOGALES, Ariz, April 6 (U. P). —Voters of Nogales were dared to

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Dr. Sterling Bunnell, noted plastic surgeon ‘called in as consultant in the unusual case, said he believed the membrane now covering the exposed bladder would gradually become “almost as tough as skin.” As the membrane toughens, he said, the present bleeding of the bladder would cease and the child, normal in all other respects, should |3 live unless complications arise. 2 An operation to return the child | in to normalcy, must, he said, be de- | § layed for at least three years so she might have a better hold on | life. The mortality rate in such operations is high. 3 Dr. Bunnell was called into the ease by Dr. C. A. Haines, of Ash- |} and, Ore, who delivered the child | ha in a caesarian operation to Mr, and Mrs. William Carey.

COURT REQUESTED | T0 RELEASE FUNDS |

CONNERSVILLE, April 8 (U. P) -—A court decision to release Fayette th County funds was sought today by a Paul W. Murphy, newly elected Re- | publican County Commissioner. NN He asked that the Circuit Court|\\ declare his status as a commissioner. | {1 He named Oliver Kellam and John H. Brumfield, county commissioners, Byron E. Jackson, county auditor, and Quincy A. Price, who challenges his right to be commissioner. \ Mr. Price, defeated for re-election |i By Mr. Murphy, maintains he holds office until Jan. 1, 1940, while Mr. |} Murphy asserts that he takes office Jan. 1, 1939. } Until the dispute is settled, county checks are illegal because they lack official signatures.

SUCCESSOR TESTIFIES & AT HOPPENJON TRIAL

NEW ALBANY, April 8 (U. P). . «The second trial of Frank Hoppenjon, former Floyd County treasurer, on embezzlement charges, continued today after testimony that foppenjon turned over only $46 to George Scott, his successor, instead of $23.150 listed on the County's

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