Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1941 — Page 14

PACE EE Sn _... _. 'THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ SE LE EE FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1941

ICKES REVIVES | Chicago's Leisure Fourdetion Crusades for Fun. Without Booze or Bagnios DEERE

stuffy museum lectures on lost pote’ TIME DI DISPUTE By JAMES E. HELBERT ‘gambling and vice to the tune of|sional reformers; snoopers or busy- versity, now director of the Founda-|ers Association. Also joining in were under way, but observers believe it tery of Assyria,

: Times Special Writer $205,000,000 annually. That was no|bodies. They just wanted people to|tion; Avery Brundage, president of|such groups as the Board of Edu-|will succeed... The program is de- : CHICAGO, May 30.—Some of the|surprise to the boys in the back |put- to better use the free time so|the American Olympic Games Com-|cation, Illinois Library Association,|signed to interest all types and CASH IN A FLASH 2 good citizens of this former mid-|room. What surprised them was many more persons have today. mittee; Judge John P. McGoorty of|and Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions classes, and leaders want it underSA western citadel of sin and crime|that it took five years to discover| The Leisure Foundation leaders|Cook County Superior Court; Presi-|Clubs. : i \ 4 z took a look at the after-dark activi-|it. are out for more trap shooting and|dent Agnes Nestor of the Chicago| Director Todd decided most Chi- E oF J Dayligh Saving saving Fought by ties of their neighbors and decided| But it did startle the city’s busi-|less crap shooting, more book read-| Women’s Trade Union League, and|cagoans wasted their free time be- €WELRY ;

to shed a little light on the subject ness, professional and civic leaders.|ing and less bookmaking, more pops Francis McKnight, vice president didn’t . 3 i, Far mers but Defense and the neighbors. They organized The Leisure Found-|from a baseball bat and fewer bats|of one of the city’s largest banks. cause they dint Have an. oppor 4 "we Vv 20 Months to P-A-Y

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: : : tunit, it th : May Get 1t After a five-year survey they|ation of Chicago to interest adults|by alcoholic pops. They got the C. I. O. together a an the. job on of providing || -

4 found the pleasures most enjoyed in fun without benefit of booze, The ball started rolling under the|with the A. F. of L. and both with i i SAC 4 S 21: {00 5 s . o recreation for leisure time and let- 8 s ‘By LEE G. MILLER > iaajouity of the Chicago area's baccarat or bagnios. guidance of such persons ‘as Dr. Ar-|the Chicago Association of Com-|ting people know about it. g r WEST ; $ 1 IEE G. MiLLE adults were drinking,! These people were not profes-ithur J. Todd of Northwestern Uni-|merce and the Illinois Manufactur-l The Foundation is just getting pT 50 ‘WASHINGTON, May 30.—In-

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and Congress grarrods the veto (the

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