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16 Prison J. 193 (1936)

handle is hein.journals/prsjrnl16 and id is 1 raw text is: 149TH ANNUAL REPORT PART I PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE In our last Annual Report I dwelt upon the need of increas- lag the amount of productive labor in our penal institutions, and it may not be amiss to take up the matter again and consider existing conditions. The following table has been given me by the Welfare as setting forth the figures as of November our six State-controlled institutions. Secretary of 15, 1935, for 'otal population Anployed on maintenance and construction Sick, disabled or unable to work Oniployed by trics Prison Indus- Attending school or taking vo- cational work 'lefinitely idle Private shops CO a CO a CO a CO CO 0 1285 I 1861 484 48 342 126 206 79 778 61, 81 1135 736 56 292 432 1* (863 509 51 894 810 18 66 1209 756 24 126 250 177 5 27 *(604) 1*(897) 1(200) ge NOTE:-Maintenance and construction activities are generally overmanned to Some employment to the largest number possible. *All or part of this number also included under other classifications. 193 rj *

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