Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1949 — Page 5

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federal probation o in 60 ndians pt Baton In the Miami Koy

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supervision agent: the Federal Court. All hae been involved to sors of 118 and 120.

degree in clashes with the law.

lives. and

Employment Sh

HE LATER shifted to another factory where zone.’ he worked as a bench mechanic for eight and a

It is the task of the probation officer and his Assistants to get them back on the road to normal useful citizenshi me TI 56-6Ge-0M officer Bas held many jobs io 2. _ eolorfit caree®, but has “ME Gent's potian Sound holds,

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tester for the Willys-Overland Co.,

Car and American Motor Car companies, he again

made an employment change

Carl Fisher, ge Speedway butlder and - developer of Carol Gables at Miami Beach, Fla.,

nes employ of “The Fabulous Hoosier” in the winter

t hecame Lincoln division and whole sale anager for the Ford Maton Da. another auto concern in 1923. In 1930 business for himself as an

World War IT started in December, 1 Mr. Gent closed his business and went Army Alr Forces as a captain in the aircraft

had served as an afrcraft ne Ah Fon a Chl Bw to “major. | eater cl fo A He later became deputy chairman of the board of Hindu Aircraft Ltd, after serving as lasion in the

the greatest satis-

p. for a salary

“He was discharged in 1946 ms a Lit "Colonel; % TFade as An THRE he arta ume 108s

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as a road- Judge Robert C.Marion "Motor ‘who administered the oath when Mr. Gent entered the Air Forces, offered him the post as probation| _ officer on his return. Undecided as to his course in civilian life, the officer twice declined. He ac-

cepted in September, 1948. y interesting job I have ever had,”

—“It-is- tiie most _ Mr. Gent asserted. “We are dealing with the most.

double bill with “Renegades of |

Leo Gorcey does a little den. |.

tal exploration on Huntzx Hall, while Charlotte Henry looks on, -|- in “Bowery Blitzkrieg," on a

Be at 1h 1:48,

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~*] feel that by guiding them, we may be able to get them back on the right road as useful citizens,” Mr. Gent said. “By talking to them, try to convince them that our business 1s to help

Neighborhood Theaters

them and- keep them out of corretional institu- - tions. Not get them ‘back in.” 5 “Besides,” he continued, “everything good is + -—the-result -of -good-thought.-thinking right and good before they can do good.”

Built Good Record

When he learned to accept the efforts of the probation authorities, he tried a job they located for him. He later married and built a good em-

Gent resides at 340 E. 60th St. One daughter, Mrs. George King, lives in Winnetka, Ill. There are three grandsons. (By David Watson) |?

AMBASSADOR" Ransyaties We. have. to get them. gopgo-.. ,

AVALON-.. ‘S80 This Is New York”

py. DAISY — Gb G-Man EMERSON ation Story” + “Cover |

~ ployment record. His probation term has been *%

Apart from his work, the probation officer's.

With his wife, the former Mary Brown, Mr. ORIENTAL

* DOWNTOWN o of Sonora”| Bowery Blitakreis

- Rustiers’’. _ “Te. of Earth” plus cartoon circus. | NEIGHBORHOOD tf and

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Hills AL—' Stratton Story” jon West." AMOUNT ‘The Scar”

and “Sta-

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Ron IRITZ—"T¢ Hkppens very, Spring” “Mak:

RIVOLI eptune’ Fountainhead: Plus ate show tonight

(MyDERS state Dept. Pig 840" and Fron aman” plus ongo Free IN ONE outstanding case, Mr. ‘Gent sald, a man|PELL--"Life of Riley” and “Valiant Hom-| J (000 ET Tul Jones and was placed in his jurisdiction with a long record BELMONT—'Red Canyon" and “Criss ey hoi Gat snd’ “Red ‘Sta of offenses which Included Joubery aiid Shaft. He yo ‘Portrait of Jennie” and “My| lon In The Rockies | was belligerent and suspicious of officia ORS SE? Ours, tration. Story”. and [STAR Grand Canyon Trail” and “Lov.

ST, CLAIR’ ‘Scudda Hoo, Scuddy, Hay” sTRAw ‘Green Grass Of

ARE—“Neptune's Daughter’ asd y Grech Orage Qf Wy Be your Shoe"

GARFIELD 80 "Dear To ‘My Heart” and|, and -Song Of Idaho / completed. » th a” dy nD ee [TUXEDO = "My Dream Is Yours” and : Many hours are spent by Mr. Gent in the . y g “Tulsa” and “Racirig Luck.” oP EOWN ST Ep 4 wn e's Deughier” and aif sociology” and “psychology on his own time: His i Story" and * ight=| ‘Some ” the Best'' - greatest interest lies in people. YWOOD—“Dexd Man's Gold” and| VOGUE. Bdward, My Son" “and Alias,

a tem pb bd ARNG “Walking Hills"

hobby interests center on the care of his bird dogs| sas Judg : SUBURBAN and hunting. He once held the state runner-up mitts pa i (jonsmvmoon, DRIVE-IN-"Jungle Jim" position for his entry in the Field Trials sponsored Avene ~. "Big Jack” an ord of AYWOOD DE en’ “That Wonderful by state conservation clubs, OLD TRAIL—"Song Of India” and “Walk-| ree Road KH

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“Ma and Pa Kettle" plus “Figh

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and "Song -of |

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er By. Arthur “Meeker -

Synopsis: Ned Eom, whose mother and father have fallen in the grate under the black had happened since morning. It,and snow lay thick Oh the ground. seemed that the Ned Ramsay With a peculiarly ‘unhurried gait Joratys home with his Aunt Lydia and Uncle Hiram Stack on | While Ned was divesting him-/who had breakfasted with his/she walked nearer and nearer, hionable Prairie Avenue in Chicago. He is waiting for Tim Iself of his outdoor garments and|parents at the Palmer House head high, lips vaguely smiling, |unpacking: ‘his bag, Mary Kelly|could not be the same as the till she was opposite the window {fetched the cocoa and biscuits. {Ned Ramsay lying between roseiiivhere the Ramsays stood.- Then She stood and watched him, |scented sheets in the queer, pretty she paused, bright in her green-

laughi at his surprise when with the bamboo furniture | IT HAD GROWN somewhat misty, but the rain was coming] hu i Bg es out to bel Foom am

down harder than ever. Tim, the coachman, white-haired and sugar cookles shaped like baby | ruddy, with a face like a benignant baboon’s, looked black and chickens with currant eyes, shiny, too, encased in rubber from head to foot. st —p “I brought the brougham, Master Ned, said Tim, in as matter-of-fact a tone as if they had had been meeting | daily, “for fear there'd not be; eet Ssrestetssetiness

from comparative wealth tb poverty, has been offered a “tem-

the coachman to call for him at the hotel.

the story.

' CHAPTER TWO

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room enough for yer boxes an’

things. Is this. all the luggage Plump

ye've got?”

imarble mantelpiece.

Now go on with

“Well, then, breakfast's at ‘stid of the cowpay,” seven, an’ I'll call ye a half-hour (beforehand. Sleep well, Ned,” said Mary Kelly as she | the club,” said the maid, who was bade him. good night. and black-haired and| spoke so softly and liltingly hat |it sounded like singing. “An’ the/go to bed until he had stowed)

of heart: as he remembered Papa and Mamma speeding away from him. But the pain was happily! Master | fleeting.

.feeling..of total et

otgint Hght- filtering: . inspect the interior,.which smelled

Ned nodded as he stepped in.| Tim sprang up on the box with surprising agility, seized the reins,

company’s still here , . .” his clothes away in the wardrobe! Without warning the musiciand found places for his princi-| stopped and the parlor doors|pal treasures: The pictures of

loneliness tore through his|

It must have been—oh- years|

ago, he'd been standing in the ished by arrangement with A window of the front room of some inc.

house in Chicago. His mother

chirruped to the horses—a fine burst open, revealing a glimpse] | Papa and Mama on the bureau,/was with him. They'd seen a

pair of bays with long bushy | tails—and the carriage splashed slowly out into the mainstream of Wabash Ave. : It- was very dark inside the brougham. Ned had it first ot

grew accustomed enough 2 “the

of moth-balls and was impres-

sively” grand, with —grey—

cloth upholstery, a cut-glass vase for flowers, and cream-coloured fringed silk shades on. the two small square windows. _ Ned tried deliberately to recall as much as he could of his uncle] and aunt and their children. Unele Hiram, who was always| referred to im the papers as the “well-known lumber merchant,” he had héard a great deal about; but, oddly, it was hard to picture his face. Certain aspects of his personality - remained:. his goldbridged pince-nez on their bla ribbon, the luxuriant brown side-] whiskers, the droll way his dou-| double-chin. dipped into his high: wing collar when he lowered his . head. membered simply that she was tall and stately, with reddish hair

and a perennial smile. Almira re-|

appeared as a fat little girl in yellow pigtails. Ned's liveliest misgivings cen-

tered, not unnaturally, ‘round Tom |and dispatched him ‘upstairs with! done. He thought over all that |

and Porter Stack. Probably the

best to be hoped for was that maid, who was ordered to give Ey. they'd feel too old now ‘to bother him some cocoa and biscuits, Ex Hanover Gridder

about their young cousin. » - ”

AT 16TH ST. THEY traveled De In the least hungry. However, east through a shabbier neighintersection | Then, suddenly, and] grander, the elm trees taller, the gardens more spacious, and they A minute later, Tim slowed the horses’ clipheads; between The brougham came to a halt at the foot of a flight bf high stone steps that per furnished rather quaintly in

borhood, ast the with Indiana.

the houses grew bigger

were in Prairie Ave.

clop and turned their through an entrance

spiked iron gates.

looked quite familiar. “Here ye are!” shouted Tim. .

Ned got out slowly and stood at the bottom of.the steps, feeling tathér shy. “Unlike its neigh-| bors, the tal} yellow house Wasigood-sized windows: one on: the sparkling -Hghtsfrom--attie side where the garden to basement. Should he ping the other at ~the back, which must bell? Or would it be better toloverlook the railway. and lake.

with

- walt till Tim ,. .?

Before Ned had time to make drawn; an ofl<lamp was lighted a decision’ the door was flungon the bed- table, and a fire laid open by a -rosy-cheeked maid in|” RT (ap and apron, and he found him-

Melf usmdered Mnside.

Aftes the coid emptiness of the| ‘street the paneled hall seemed ~ pleasantly warm and bright. The double doors on the right that led| to the parlor were shut. Behind | them someone was playing the.

piano, a gay rhythmic refrain.

“Yer uncle's not home yet from

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CK. ty reshotd to the parlor.

. Of Aunt Lydia, Ned re-|

|of rose and gold under the glit-(his few books in the bookcase; Woman approaching in the street, |}

tering crystal chandelier. Instead his cherished small ivory clock, |of the brilliant assembly Ned had with a replica of the Lion of Lu-|

imagined within, the figures of a: cerne-on-top; on the bedside-table;i-

single lady and gentleman where he could hear. its comfortemerged. = ling tick during ‘the right. “When The lady came first. She wag he was undressed he pulled back E888, 8, wonderful gown of primrose yellow velvet! rear. windo w up the sa WIN AE STATA O0t IHD THE EE gold passementerie. She was very | It was too dim to see much:| [tall and “H&d very bright brown There was the Stacks’ backyard, |

_braids~ were ar-iang the backyard of the Gore

ranged coronet- fashion round her| {responding house on Calumet, shapely head. Her jewelry, too, {Ave. Be . yond them was nothing or BO aan So, but a black smiidge, where’, Ned! knew the lake and the railway] shaped like serpents with emerald- were. - As he stood there shiver-| and-diamond -eyes twined about] ling, 1 tall a, Do . ere Shiver

{her bare white arms. sn SR “Bless me!” exclaimed the lady, | robe he wore over his nights there came a sudden rumbling in a déep, warm, slow voice Ned and roaring, the house shook till {remembered at once (and was] the glass in the windowpanes and}

never thereafter to forget), “it’ Ned! oy and’ soho bor the bookcase squeaked protest you Know,” she flung over her|ingly, and a great fire-breathing

shoulder to her companion, who dragon rushed screaming by. to had remained standing on® the!disappear in a cloud of smoke] rand-molten cinders; ! Ned was excited. He waited a

“Welcome, my ‘darling, toi Prairie Ave.!” said Aunt Lydia few minutes to see if another| Stack: [train would pass. : { ” a w

8 u =» HERE was the moment he had | been dreading all evening. But somehow it wasn't so bad as he'd] feared. " This had undoubtedly gentleman inlyeen the strangest day he had 2he declared that ever lived through, but it was t be exhausted ending better than it might have

ALTHOUGH - Aunt Lydia pro-| fessed herself delighted to see him, Ned was not invited into the parlor. After introducing him to| | Mr. Terriss, the tall |evening dress, s her’ nephew m

the black-haired, 'rosy-chétked ——

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| He was really not tired; it was {hardly half-past nine. Nor was| he guessed at once that

-Gam--(ly, a¥ the maid told him she was|ma Delta. ~Fducafional Founda-| on the third floor, where Tim had| Mr. Bowden, who is a gradalready deposited his luggage. “Yer cousins, Master Tom and!ter McCormick Theological Sem- | Master Porter have the front inary in Chicago.

ihe. curtains... wiPAL. Screened. the.

Lydia was not used to being op-/has beeri awarded a §1000 grad! soe o

‘called, to thé large back bedroom|tion, it was learned here today.

[uate of Hanover College, will en-|.

a woman tall and handsome and heavily ; for it w

‘One Last Flin

{plumed bonnet against the-snow, and birds on the wall. A spasmits nod and wave her hand before {pursuing her stately way down ithe avenue;

{Neddy; that’s your Aunt Lydia, idarling.” (But why had she Suddenly out of the past, £OF nai i Lr Tr ye aided, {no apparent reason, he recalled |y Although he knew it was un-/the first time he'd seen Aunt eaven she'd stub her toe and

4 1 m9 necessary, Ned felt he could not| Lydia Stack. all into the gutter!™?)

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PLUS “The House Across the Street” WAYNE MORRIS ®

(To :Be Continued) Copyright. 1949, by Arthur Meeke:

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