Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1945 — Page 1

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2 ili, Sid institution Jame Jammed Far Over Capacity. ~

By SHERLEY UHL What price a homeless child's welfare? : : Marion county plans to spend millions on roads, drainage ditches, bridges, flood control, new county

quarters, But it has no post-war plans for one of its most pathetically over. crowded institutions—the Childrens’ Guardian home in the. center of Irvington.

The Guardian home Jummed to the eaves with haple teen-agers under 16, Sem 19 iy orphans or virtual orphans. Family ruptured by post-war goand industrial unrest are sending more there every day. Maximum Is 97 The state welfare department has established the home's “maximum” capacity at 97, As of today, it houses 144 children, Last month the occupancy 152.

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The average occupancy -rate In! 1944 was 107. Obviously the post-| war period hasn't relieved the con-

gestion. Figures on the Guardian Home's selective service act “promotg con- | and needs were sup- flict” among workers. by County Welfare Director

a recent survey, Mr. Wooden esti- vention of the Legion by David J. mates the institution should be MacDonald,

i | The yellow-faced Hess beside 3 !|him was more impassive throughs

i ty JT oh emer —————— : SAYS 6. I, SENIORITY Hess, Memory Partly Lost. ‘PROMOTES C i | PRO ONFLICT Tries to Snub Other Nazis Murray Speaks on Veterans’ CEB ay oa, Na : ‘ ERG, Nov. 20.-Rudolf H tried Jobs at Legion Meet. [ter gang today, but failed. vg o ul 10 vest *¢ The gloomy Nazi mystic, who had taken orders from no one CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (U. P)~{(ne fuehrer, entered the crimes oof President Philip Murray of the Later, however, he broke _— and talked with b a Goertrigh : \Congress of Industrial Organiza-|and Joachim von Ribbentrop. tions told the American Legion to- vel times he SYen asempled Rr aa EE Te 8 e, nervous laug 8 eyes day that seniority provisions of the)” by Slain from the first minute | floor, the ceiling, and sometimes the that Hess has changed. Gone is the windows. It was almost as if he | quiet arrogance of other gays. hel Wished, sven now a ibs fal our,’ yellowish; balding man entered theito run away. courtroom with a weary gait, almost Hermann Goering, the No. 3 ! like the men of Dachsu and the broke the ice. Goering, wearing & men of Buchenwald. light gray uniform withous iu Wearing a plain gray sult, he|Wslked just ahead

he looked healthier and

to| Was there. Now what can you do| about it?”