Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1939 — Page 20

iS. CARE FOR “YOUTH HEALTH IS ADVOCATED

Bommission Director Recalls ¢ Dismaying Lessons ‘in . ‘Diseases of 1917.

', WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (U. P).|

=The American Youth Commission

y proposed a Government-| , ‘nation-wide, public. health

program to prepare the nation’s fo war-crisis conditions.. ; . Floyd W. Reeves, director of i asserted in a statet that there is a serious decy, in ‘health facilities and cal care available for the risgeneration. Four years of experi research, he

Ik Man Sentenced in’ n Holdup

of Streetcar Here’: . Wins Release:

Four ‘ropes’ were granted pa-

{roles and the 15-year : sentence of a store: bandit was reduced to 10| | years by the State Clemency: Comn- | mission today.

William Jefferson; 3, who Was

‘|sentenced to 10 years for the. ‘holdup

of an Indianapolis. streetcar motorman in 11934, was ordered. ‘released

‘|by the Board on: the’ recommenda- - tion of ‘deputy prison wardens. ve | The 15-year sentence given Ade{lord Bertrand, for the holdup of

Hunters Lost; | Find One Dead =

BEAUMONT. Tex., Nov. 28 (U. P).—A. J. Conway and Howard L. | Trinkle were - hunting ‘ducks 30: |} ‘miles south of here in ‘marshes 1} ‘when they ‘became lost. ‘For hours x ‘they. trudged through ‘the. trackless swamps. Finally Mr. Trinkie’s

strength gave out and he faltered and fell,

Mr, Conway hoisted ‘him: ‘ta his shoulders and. resumed the hunt for a path that would lead to a Ty a’ town. Finally, at ll

highway or. ‘midnight, Mr ‘Conway, himself

. stumbling and reeling, |

Mr. Trinkle against a

tree and went on alone. Hours - later he reached the town of

Stowell. A searching party fourid Mr. Trinkle, dead of exhaustion and exposure.

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a clothing ‘store in Whiting was | {reduced "to 10 years and he: will ‘be eligible for parole in 1941, 1 Others granted paroles were John | Kirk, sentericed to. 1 to" 10° years

3 bave proved that the efficiency] and soundness of the hation “are weakened by failure to bring the psysical - condition of eur young Boobie ~and of the Whole popula-

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the highest. practicable level.” : Cites: Unfit of 1917

{*This necessary element of na-|

tional ‘strength becomes - especially evident in times of crisis though it not have to wait for war “bring it to public attention,” he .. “The nation learned with dishay in 1917 and 1918 that a third of the drafied men were physically unfit for the Army and presumably were handicapped ‘to a greater or less extent for civilian lifé.” . The ‘commission listed five factors to. be considered in such a program: 1. “Especially those elements in the poulation and those areas which are economically at a disadvantage in previding for their own health. 2. “Any program that . will effectively strengthen the nation must

have financial. support from the|, ‘of education.

Federal Government. The program should, * however, operate mainly through . the states and. through local agencies that are best able to judge local needs and- acceptance methods. 3. “Public recreational programs must be expanded. They have been regarded too long as a public service in the luxury. class. Medical Care Necessary 4, “Adequate medical care for the whole population is a major necessity. Ways must be found to bring the cost of medical care within the means of the large section of the population than can not afford to pay. the whole cost. 5. “Consideration should be given to the best method of distributing the costs of illness and medical care to that large group of ndrmally self-supporting persons who are able to meet the average cost of average fliness, but who may be individually unable, out . of eurrent income or savings, to meet emergency. costs of protracted illness.”

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Executive committee members of the CIndipels Smoke Abatement League examine a Health map showing the effect of smoke on the respiratory disease rate in various parts of the city. Membe

are (seated, left to right): Mrs. W. D. Roberts, Mrs. Max H. Norris and Mrs. George A. VanDyke;

(standing, left to right) : Leroy J. Keach and Roy 0. Johnson.

‘Representatives of Indianapolis civic organizations will meet at noon tomorrow at the Central Y. W. C. A. to launch an attack on the city’s No. 1 winter problem— smoke. ‘The meeting will mark the beginning of co-ordinated efforts by

civic and official groups to reduce

the annual winter. smoke pall gh a widespread campaign

Principal speaker at the meeting, sponsored by the Indianapolis Smoke Abatement League, will be Frank Chambers, :chief deputy smoke inspector of ‘Chicago and secretary of the National Associa-

. tion for Smoke Prevention. Mr.

Chambers will explain the recent Chicago ordinance which provides for annual boiler and furnace inspections with an inspection fee which finances: smoke abatement work in that city. Other speakers at the meeting will be Dr. Herman G. Morgan, City Health Board secretary, who will discuss the effect of smoke on lung tissue; and Roy O. Johnson, League counsel, who will review the League's smoke abatement ef-

forts. Details of tomorrow’s. meeting were planned at a League execu= tive committee conference at City

Buy Reprieve For Old Nellie

Times Special MARION; Ind, Nov. 28-—If Nellie. doesn’t. eat too much, the much-publicized sorrel mare is safe from the fertilizer factory for a. good ‘long time. ‘When County officials revealed there*was no money to feed the aged workhorse at the Children’s Home, citizens began raising funds to save her. Now, with the books on the campaign closed, Nellie has a bank account of $19, and a larder stocked ' with -four bushels of corn, a bale of hay and two shocks of corn. .

News .of Nellie’s plight spread over the State and many newspapers carried daily stories of the campaign’s progress.

Hall yesterday at which Dr. Mor‘gan presided. : . Those attending the meeting were Mrs. W. D. Roberts, Mrs. Max H, Norris, Mrs. George A. VanDyke, Leroy J. Keach, Safety Board president; Dr. Morgan, and Mr. Johnson. "Mr. Keach told the group he would extend the full co-operation’ of the Police and Fire Departments in the League's smoke abatement work. 2 In addition to speaking at tomorrow’s meeting, Mr. Chambers will

confer with League members at

10 a. m, at the League’s office in the Kresge Building and with Mr. Keach at City Hall at 2:30 p. m. Organizations which havé been

requested to send representatives

to the meeting include the Indian-’ apolis Community Fund, Chamber of Commerce. Better Business Bureau. Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies, : Indianapolis Medical Society, Women’s Depariment Club, Seventh District Fed. eration of Women's Clubs, Indianapolis Council of Women, Indianapolis Council of Parent Teachers Associations, the American Legion, the Amgrican Legion Auxiliary, the Indianapolis Section of the National Council of Jewish Women and the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs.

Y. M. MEN'S CLUB

HEARS SECRETARY

Young men should: decide what they want and then go out into the world and get it, Parker P. Jordan, new general secretary of the Central Y) M. C. A, told the Y. M. C. A. Men’s Club today. “Jobs are hard to get today,” he said. “But they always have been. Young men will win out if they have the tenacity to stick to their purpose. I encourage the young men because I feel that too many persons . discourage them, leading

them to believe falsely that they}

cannot accomplish that which they

| wish.

“We can through development— Christian, moral and physical— make out of boys who haven't much A something very worth while.”

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