Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1942 — Page 15
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URGES WAR UNIT
OF PROSTITUTES
Women Officers Could Keep Them Under Control, Wis-
consin Man Says.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 29 (U.P). —White-haired, bombastic John M. Smith, commended by. the federal government for ridding Wisconsin
defense areas of prostitutes, recommended © last night that, street-
under the command. of women officers. “This is a time for realism,” said the 71-year-old state treasurer. «Men can’t control prostitution — won't control it. Women can. You can’t get prostitutes to work in factories. If they wanted to work they wouldn't be, on the streets.
Ring-Around- -Rosy
“But you can’t leave them on the streets. We clean them out of one place and they show up in another. It’s just like a game of ring-around-the-rosy.” Smith, teetotaler, scoffed alike at the suggestion of dry areas around army camps and the proposal of Surgeon Gen. Thomas Parran of the Ui'S. army that prostitutes be cured of disease and placed in war
. | industries.
“In factories they would be under the control of men and that wouldn’t work out,” Smith. said. “You couldn’t keep track of them at ‘night. They should be controlled by women under strict: military discipline.” Smith said that the placing of the brothel-inmates in factories was impractical on two counts. 1. They wouldn’t work. 2. Other ‘women wouldn't work
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{AT DETENTION HOME
1 tion tor children in the county juve-
{apolis Junior Chamber of Com-
| worked out by Alfred E, Kuerst and
about’ “how they'd figure ‘salaries to match the net, the stars ‘about how they'd get-by on $25,000 ahnually, and the rest of the town: ‘about what ‘would happen to the movies® ‘trick contractual relationships, = = Most of the big-time actors professed confusion and hesitated to talk for publication. ‘Others were non-committal, . while some, like Bing Crosby, said they'd nét let a matter like money worry them. J
“It’s Okay By Crosby
Crosby, whose salary in: 1941 totaled $400,640, said he'd. obey the law and gladly, “IVs okay by me,” he said. Betty. “Grable, ‘whose curves and corn-colored hair have, helped her into, the high salaried - brackets, snapped: “Money. doesn’t’ mean anything, anyway. ” Wallace Beery, who's besa a bigtime movie star for 31 years, pointed out that a man with a large income over the years usually has’ investments and other commitments which call for large chunks of ready cash. | He said he'd get by. Joel McCrea said he didn’t intend to worry. “Twenty-five thousand dollars a year is a lot more than I ever expected to make when I got in this business,” he said.
Gable Takes a Cut . |
Many a movie actor is in the army now and need not bother about high finance. Clark Gable, for instance, who earned $357,500 last year, now: is earning $2400 as a second lieutenant § in the air corps. Most of those movie stars who refused comment were of the opinion that the new regulations were discriminatory agdinst. them, on the theory that they seldom earn top money. for more than a few years. If they're not allowed to keep any of it, they agree, they're headed eventually for the poor house.
Y. W. DEMOCRAT UNIT]
NAMES NEW LEADERS |
.Officers were elected at ,& recent meeting. of the Marion county Democratic clubs held at the Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. ‘A. They are Lowell M. Trice, general chairman; Cornelia P. Dunn, vice general chairman; Louise = Galbreath, general secretary; Clestine Pettrie, assistant general secretary; Victoria Porter, general treasurer and Jacquelyn Parks, assistant general treasurer. Board eof directors elected were Mildred . Johnson, Zelma Carson; Cynthia /Jane Huffman, Chester Trabue and Georgia Chethem. District. chairmen elected ‘were (first) James Jones, chairman; AmHartwell, vice chairman; (second) James Foree, chairman; Ella Smith, vice chairman; (third) Stanley Porter, chairman; Margaret Jackson, vice chairman:’ (fourth) | Marjorie Dillon, chairman, and Castine Griffin, vice ¢hairman. ‘The Marion County Young Democratic clubs, a division . of the Democratic central county committee, is to be a permanent organization with branch clubs in every district where it is found advisable.
M. P's Ask Help To Chase Girls
‘PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29 (U. P.).—Four military policemen were still shaking in their polished boots today after an encounter with half a dozen irate girls. ; It seems the girls wanted to See their boy friends who were confined in an army service unit in an old police station. 'However, two - soldiers arrested last ‘week went A. W. O. L; and visitors no ‘longer were admitted. The four M. P's called for help when the shouting . girls marched around the building. . Fourteen . policemen in two pairol wagons ‘and firemen came to the rescue and the girls fied. i
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