I MARCH 13, Lax Parental Control Cited By Report Approximately 30 per cent youngsters here who to appear before the Juvenile Aid Division last year had working parents and were insufficiently supervised, the Health and Welfare Council of Indianapolis and Marion County said in a report yesterday. The report also claims that "more than 95 per cent of the children of working mothers are being cared for in other than licensed arrangements." FOR INSTANCE, the children are supervised by relatives, neighbors, baby sitters or have no supervision at all, the report explains. It points out that some 15,000 mothers of children under 12 years of age are employed full-time in the metropolitan area. This trend has been significant during the postwar period. RESULTS OF the child care study, now being evaluated by the board of directors of the Day Nursery Association, are.
expected to provide a guide to the future program of the organization. Specific recommandations call for of day-care facilities, expansion of the association's present facilities, shifting of the organization's emphasis from pre-school to after-school children and expansion of the community's child-care facilities to combat growing social problems, Homicide Chief Shift Seen Soon Replacement of Michael J. Smiley as head of the police homicide bureau is expected soon, according to City Hall reports. Members of the Board of Public Safety are dissatisfied with Smiley's failure to solve three major murder cases i in four months and are reported to have the approval of Mayor Phillip L. Bayt in removing him.
Chief of Police Frank A. Mueller will be ordered to replace Smiley with Lt. Orville K. Gleich, according to city officials. GLEICH IS NOW in the uniform division but has had homicide experience.
Mueller has aroused City Hall criticism for his defense of Smiley and his failure to remove him. Smiley has been on the force since 1936 and was a surprise appointment as homicide head two years ago. 2 Plead Guilty To Missouri Trooper Snatch Louisville, Ky. (AP) Two men pleaded guilty yesterday to kidnaping a Missouri state trooper and were sentenced to life imprisonment. Carl Edward Burton, 24 years old and Harold Wayne Davis, 33, both of Redwood City, also were sentenced to five years each after pleading guilty to charges of interstate transportation of the trooper's car.
Federal Judge Henry L. Brooks ordered the terms to be served concurrently, meaning both will be eligible for parole in 15 years. One of the largest manhunts in western Kentucky history started Feb. 1, when Burton and Davis forced Trooper William Little to accompany them from Van Buren, to Paducah. Burton later walked into a police station and surrendered.
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Anne Chamberlain Hodges Garrison, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher Hodges of Indianapolis; a daughter and two sons. Harvey K. Mohr Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m.
Saturday in Carmony Funeral Home at Shelbyville for Harvey K. Mohr, 76 years old, a former Indianapolis resident living at Flat Rock. He died Tuesday in Major Hospital at Shelbyville. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery at Shelbyville. Born at Shelbyville, Mr.
Mohr lived in Indianapolis from 1913 to about 1933.0 A retired farmer, Mr. Mohr member of Wesley Methodist Church at Lewiscreek. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Stella Patterson Mohr; two sons, Russell Lowell Mohr of Indianapolis and Norman D. Mohr of Denver; a daughter, Mrs.
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Wertz, Bertha Mrs. Effie McCarty, all of Shelby County, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. THE INDIANAPOLIS Mrs. Ella Chandler Mrs. Ella Chandler, 89 years old, died yesterday in her home at 921 North Temple Avenue after an illness of three years.
She was a native of Brown County and lived here 53 years. She was a member of New Bethel Christian Church in Brown County and Pocahontas Winema Council No. 88. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Harry W.
Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Florence Kretching and Mrs. Ethel Imel, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs.
Lucille Johnson of Mooresville; four sons, Homer Chandler of Indianapolis; John Chandler of Acton and Claude Chandler of Trafalgar; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Long of Trafalgar and Mrs. Ida Green of Columbus, nine grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Manual McClain Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday in Brothers West Side Chapel for Manual McClain, 57 years old, 424 Toledo Street, a custodian for Indianapolis Newspapers, who died Saturday in General Hospital.
Burial will be in Wood Haven Memorial Cemetery. Born at Coal Mr. McClain was employed by The Star-News for 13 years. There are no known survivors. Miss Lula James Miss Lula James, 72 years old, 1220 East Washington Street, died yesterday in Community Hospital.
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Born at Gallatin, Mr. Griffin moved to Indianapolis 12 years ago. Surviving are a son, Oscar Griffin of Indianapolis; a brother, Walter Griffin of Chicago; four sisters, Mrs. Sallie Merriam of California, and Mrs. Hattie Schulze, Mrs.
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Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery.
Survivors in addition to the brother include a son, Charles Robert Dillon of Long Beach, three daughters, Mrs. Barbara Alice Larson, Mrs. Deloris Isenthal and Miss Donna Kay Dillon, all of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Louise Wiggs of Indianapolis and Mrs. Goldie Teeters of Fort Wayne.
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