Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1948 — Page 13

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"For Teeners Presents Problem By JEAN MANEY

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Overcrowding of teen canteens and the scarcity of meeting § places for teen-agers is the direct cause of recent instances of rowdiness at canteen dances, city park board officials said today. The Brookside Park canteen is jammed with 500 or more youngsters at each Friday night dance. r o “They desperately need another canteen but there are no/& available meeting places open to F ~12 them,” Wynn Arnholter, director ma Tp of the canteens, said. rst Wo n Editor Two noch side groups Juve In Nation Dies at 86 no place mi r officials feel that city seticoisly; "OE LAGUNA, Cals Oc would be the perfect place for 86, first woman editor in the night camteed mestiigs but haive the United States, died yesterday| met . opposition. ® {s re.|In her home of a heart ailment. | groups and school principals Te “on 0 was made associate! their schools,” Mrs. Arnholter editor, of the Ladies’ Home Joursaid. “They. defend their refusals nal, she was the first woman in on the grounds that the young- A Tad uiiterial damage Ww cur- s nkaid re he newly purchased|editor of the magazine Delineator plano.” and also was a newspaper col‘Scores ‘Run-Around’ umnist. : City park heads fear that the ET teeners are getting disgusted with Dividend Declared

the “run-around system.” The Crosstown Canteen, composed of| DETROIT, Oct. 21 (UP)-—The|

teen-agers in the Fall Créek area, Hudson Motor Car Co. yesterday | meets in a different civic center|declared a regular quarterly divi-| each week. This week the mem- dend of 10 cents a share and an bers have. to cross Indianapolis extra dividend of 10 cents a to meet in Municipal Gardens, |share, both payable Dec. 1, to

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“There are ample facilities for, istockholders on record on Nov. 6. . - ’ adult recreation and younger ———— { children are being taken care of. | ) 8 OES Party Planned | Make Sure You Get

The teen-agers are human, too, and they must have more can-| Broad Ripple Chapter No. 315, | teens in order that the city pro-'of the OES ways and means com- | gram can succéed,” Mrs. Arn- mittee, will hold a c party at holter concluded. |p. m. today fh the Broad Ripple Mayor Al Feeney and Police] American Legion Hall, 64th St. | Chief Edward D. Rouls have and College Ave. { ordered more police protection for | ——————————————{ | the canteens. The situation came] to a head when a fight broke up, a Friday night dance at Brookside. The police matron in charge| called patrolmen who arrested a 19-year-old boy charged with

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giving liquor to minors. His case was turned over to juvenile court

Police Protection Pledged ~~ The Mayor stressed the fact that the regular members of the Brookside canteen were not to blame. “The instigators of the fight came from another section of town. We will see that no hoodlums walk in .and jeopardize

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