Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1947 — Page 12

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Hitting Woman Two youths who have admitted slugging an elderly - Indianapolis

woman a¥% she sat fishing on the banks: of White river Tuesday, ‘are

being held on vagrancy charges today. Detectives and 2] years old, admitted slugging Rebecca Ann Elsey, 75, of 513° Abbott st Detectives said the stated they slugged her but became frightened when she screamed. The 21-year-old youth said they were walking along White river] bank near Oliver ave, young cousin said to him: ‘Come ‘on let's slug somebody.” He said they saw the woman angler, slipped up behind her and hit her with a bottle, Beth youths sald they fled immediately because the woman screamed when she was! hit The Injured woman was treated and released at General hospital, The two youths are being ques~ tioned on other slugging cases,

Eight Still Missing In Ship Collision

. MASSENA, N, Y., Sept. 25 (U. P). Open 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sunday 10 A, M. to 7 P. M. Eight crew members still were CLOSED MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS missing today as an investigation ed Into § Lawrence river ship PLENTY OF FRE} i which killed at least six WASHINGTON PARKING and Injured eight others, : Chi I'he explosion and fire were 5549.5 | ng v rd off when the coal freighter Milverton and the oil tanker W. WASHINGTON COMPANY Lakes collided in the narrow!: annel a short distance from Waddington yesterday, dole ® * ® ‘ @ + :

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New Pledges Are Listed By Indiana U. Fraternities

» Miller, William R. Miller, Delta

fraternities. Fifty-four from Indianapolis are included,

following: Acacia—Jamés Hufler Alpha Tau Omega Ben Gill, Henderson, Otto Keeler, And: sw Lyons, Robert Staton, White, Bein Theta Pi-John Harris, J. B, King. tRobers Klein, John Meek, Robert Sherwood Delta Tau Delta—George Clark, Jack Harvey, John McAndrews, Richard Raugh,

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. oo Fall pledge lists have been an- Faukits ins nounced by 17 Indiana university! students

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Youth must be served

Indianapolis Looks to Its Youth

Indianapolis schools

total 117 ele-

mentary, vocational and high schools,

including both public and parochial.

The city’s Park Board maintains 42 playgrounds, not including school playgrounds or miscellaneous corner lots. The Recreation Department operates 14 of the 24 youth recreation centers.

Over 7,200 are enrolled in Indianapolis Boy Scout troops, 5,200 in the Girl Scouts, and 2,200 in the Campfire Girls;

"YM" 5,300.

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“YW” enrollments total

Indianapolis people are proud of the seven high school bands, the News Boys Band, and the two Boy Scout Bands.

A total of 15 summer camps are operated by various groups interested in ‘youth activities. One camp is conducted especially for handicapped children, while another is run as a health camp.

Officials and other personnel of Allison and Chevrolet in Indianapolis have always taken an important part in local youth activities and also do their part as good citizens with financial contri

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Never have people been more coacerned with the wel-

fare of children than in these days, when it appears that

coming generations will need careful preparation for the new problems which they must face.

That is why this city, like other enlightened Ameri. can communities, has taken a new interest in all youth activities which promote basic character, self-respect and self-reliance, initiative, a sense of fair play, clear

- minds and sound bodies.

And that is why the General Motors divisions in this city, like other members of the community, are so interested in the activities of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls, YMCA, YWCA and other youth organizations—are so sympathetic to the efforts of our schools, our churches and the departnients of our city government charged with responsibilities toward our children and young people.

“Youth will be served.” Youth must be served if;

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