Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1948 — Page 39

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“isthe first break-in the upward "spiral of delinquency since 1941.

County Notes. ~ 1948 Decline | In Delinquency

" Drop Attributed To New Aid Program

By NOBLE REED ——r The first decline in juvenile delinquency since beforé the war, was racorded in Marion County this year. The number of teen-agers brought into Juvenile Court this year was about 8 per cent below|

the volume of cases in the same|

period of 1947.

Records show that this year

Juvenile Court offic ials attrib-| uted the decline

to ‘several factors” that have aided in readjustment of family life in

Marion County during. the last, vear. One of the contributing factors] in the leveling off of juvenile| delinquency, according ‘to Charles | Boswell, chief probation officer of Juvenile Court, is the new pro-| gram of co-ordination among civic agencies working on child welfare projects, Started Last Year

The new program was started | last _.vear as one of the major | projécts recommended by the Child Survey Commission, Other factors include a more settled condition. .of family life after several war years of dislocations and uncertainties due to moving from one place to an-| other and improved guidance program in the schools. “But. juvenile delinquency is still one of the biggest social problems of the community,” déclared Mr. Boswell. “And it will continue to be a big problem so long as there is no adequate system of mental readjustment clinics and so long as there are not sufficient foster homes in which to place depend: ent-and neglepted children.” Juvenile Court records show a long list of juvenile mental cases awaiting Institutional care,

Only Small Start “So long as these conditions

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venile delihquency,” 'Mr. Boswell said. “The decline this year {is only a small start toward solving the problem.” Seven other larger cities reported a downward trend in ju-! venile delinquency this year. They Included Kansas City, Milwaukee; Minneapolis, St. Paul, Des Moines, Dallas and Omaha.

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Teacher Velma Bailey was s reading a Christmas story to the children of the Marion County Guardians Home. As she read, Mrs.’ Bailey was wondering whether Christmas would be full for these children. Wondering, too, were members-of the Home's Guild, an organization-of Irvington women who for-four-years- have seen to. it that children in the Home are well cared for, receive gifts on Christmas and birthdays. But this year, the gif situation seemed precarious. Would there be enough gifts for all? Women of the Guild were a little concerned. Giving seemed a little slow this year. >

As the Irvinghon women “sought gifts. Lulu McNees was at RP Paes oom Sp arteries 365 Masiachusetde- we. ing dolfs, repairing foys. She does this each year at Christmas time. Ordinarily she distributes thd gifts herself. But this year, she had been ill, didn't feel up to it. Who would take the 19 dolls, two scooters, rocking chair, teddy bear, games, pull toys, color

‘books and drums she had made like new? Mrs, McNees with gifts

to give and the Guardians Home Guild with children to give them to called -The-Times the same day. last, week.. The gifts and the children will be brought together at the Home's Christmas party Dec. 23.

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Turks Gracious, Yanks

If You're Under 50, Don't Try

Any lJitter-Bugging to Entertain Guests

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LILLIAN TRUAX

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| Ringo. it looks more like a

.|greerithous® than anything else.

{The linens are worn: the at mosphere is like that of ‘a U,

ountry dchodlhouse, " and oo

The basic American recipe for congenial living .which contains waiters serve vou as if it were

ously absent in Turkish society.

Maybe I just don't have the hang of it, but Turkish * entertaining seems to go like this:

shakes hands with - everybody. Serve cigarets, sweets, Turkish coffee,

Health of weather, politics, 50 the

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The worst. of it. is that custom g..onites.

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‘at home" “Everybody

Miss Lillian Truax of Clermont

Enter the guests.

Conversational topics ini has gone to Istanbul, Turkey, to

become the bride of Ismail Hakki_Egilmez, former Indiana University student. As she waits for Turkish officialdom to clear the way for the marriage, Miss Tru-

| ax describes her experiences as t-a-Hoosier-in- the Turkish cap- | ital.

showing which starts af 9 o'clock

TEARNSH Freteh: Turkish movies are shown as well

Shake hands all around’

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as American. But American movies with orig English soundtrack and Turkish sub-titles are by far the Currently, showing at

isuch tried and. true ingredients as having'a couple to dinner, friends Buckingham Palace. lin for the evening, or a just-for-the-heck-of-it party,

Our waiter was much chagrined q because “Madam” didn't drink her- Kanyak and soda. . Kanyak twhich aptly - means “burn the blood”) tastes like the rotténest American whisky, The coffee was delicious, however, and considering the temperature of the rbom, much more practical. A small orchestra composed of a piano, a violin, a drum ala Xaviar Cugat, resembling a banjo provide the music. A singer would appear, SINE thréé of foiir songs, and be followed By another singer. Tippy said they were mediocre. des male performer the political party now in power. Example: We export ‘our wheat, rand. then. eat the chaff. Tippy says vou don't get it unless you understand the language. Could be:

demands prompt repayment Of the first run houses are “Forever “duty” calls. which brings “the pamper, “Wonder Man.” “Holiday Ere guests to your house sooner, and ;; Mexico” and “A Double Life TAKSIM GAZINO is undoubtvou to theirs, and so on ad in- . PT edly the most famous and popu-

finitum. The Turks have been doing it for years, so there must be point. Simultaneously

at our house in Or,

THERE is a short intermission in the middle of the picture. Ushsrs sell soft drinks and candy.

if vou prefer,

lar of Istanbul's Might spots. It is housed in a beautiful, modernIstic building set high on a hill overlooking the entrance to the

you may step Bosphoris, Grecian sculpture, ple-

the States, Barbara's high school jt the lobby for a smoke and ture windows and polished mir-

chums would be jitter-bugging in ! Turkish coffee,

room. Jean's career would be having a in the Kitchen.

the living girl friends coffee gab-fest

Dad's cronies would be verbally favorably with American except mous

re-killing the catch of their latest On three points. And Eddie's The seats are hard and uncom-

‘hunting expedition.

served at small "tables.

The movie theaters compare

They are cold.

cowboy and Indian tribes - would fortable. The intermission always

be massacring each other in the CO

back yard. Mom and I always got with the dishes, and some said it was a madhouse.

But, while Turks may- be the

gracious host personified; Amer- appointed icans have more fun. I

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IN ISTANBUL, as in Indianap-

where I begin to understand life Kristal Club. There are movies, good Baily colored underwear peeped garian Rhapsody.

concerts and night from beneath his black tie,

gain. restaurants, clubs. Movie houses

costs about one lira (a Tur buck). All and tickets may be purchased several days in advance. only

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CONVENIENT TERMS GLADLY ARRANGED

There] are continuous shows in the aft- town business building, and with Greek one evening its

stuck villain.

iolis or ‘Indonesia, evenings “at home" are interspersed with eve- night nings “out.’

in Turkey all said; Ihave three classes of seating ar- radiators seat howled around my ankles and low-hrow occupation in J Turkey, ish butidted 1H my Tar coat twas tonsequently AIT (he AC(S 6f the

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Nightclubs, here, Western. There are beautifully

modern ones,

mes when the hero is about to back by the can supply almost anything you

rors two stories high adorn ‘the walls

Foreigners comprise a good deal of the clientele of this faclub, and English and French are heard quite as often as Turkish,

The varied menu at Taksim

desire. The cocktails are good,

like many things and the delicious dinner is comvary between Eastern and parable to that of good American

dining rooms, “After ‘fasting’ on

like a Turkish diet these many weeks,

Taksim Gazino; and old ones like it was like manna from heaven.

the Kristal, native Turkish music. Tippy and I chose the coldest Istanbul. has experienced A waiter, whose dihe The gale]

rected -us to a table “where, it was-‘'sicak” (warm), were. cold, a

‘sicak.” ” ~ ” THE CLUB is atop a downbleak,

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The -orchestra played melodic light classics during dinner. Someone upset a table of silverware while the attractive violin

Along about here is in thirty-eight years to: visit .the soloist was executing the fast and

difficult passages in Liszt's HunThe din was terrific, but she didn't miss a beat. A true artist. » is considered a

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