'silo 80 SAYS PROP. dunno courts can not stop crime so thins! no " present been“ the community does not sctuslly'under. stud the function'snd llnitstlons of these courts. "eorilttte to Professor Thorns; D. Eliot. of the "teiotoe, Ae- sodstlon of Pollmomen today. Ptot fessor Eliot’s took was “The Police-i women In the Prevention of Delin- qnacy†sad u sold in part.' Are Courts Coddllng Cline? “Juvenile eonrts used to be the last word in thquevontion of crime. But crime is not prevented by calling it dethtauener, nor is delinquency pre- vented by calling it 'behavior.' We still have on egregious crime situation in the originsl' bome-tovn‘of the in- vsnlle court. Does this prove that the courts ere coddling crime sud that what is needed is more police? "If by ‘police' is meant a reign of terror. hio.' Repression done has proved itself insdeqnste. It merely makes criminals more eareful. "On tho assumption that the police stand fol-:terror, it in often advocated that theyghnve nothing to do with the Juvenile court; and this is probably a wise yielding to the mount state of public opinion when it come: ter the uniformed oMeer. , ' "Bat if in the police function we In- elude the protective and preventive; and it among the police personnel can be included trained social workers of either sex. detailed to such work, the police wtlrsbe earrvfntr'out the spirit of the juvenile court, but will be tro- in: through and beyond it. back to the normal non-court uremia of the eommurmi. The more of that sort of police, the better. Why It mt. Foiled "The juvenile court has failed to stou crimchnuse the community has overrated its possibilities, out] has {died to recognise its limitations: 1nd become the court has in most places failed tone-cure from the community the necessary reforms which would rally prevent delinquency. At the nine time. the juvenile court is a. step in the right direction. and must be thanked for pointing the way to the proper handling of behavior problems More they each the court. should have ample Jur- but I d not use it except w persuasion ls. Nor should I,',htt other: utter their work In confuse the, ublie's attitude to- m court functions by accepting and trawl): 'unollicial' am. Those use: which an be handled out of court Camus brine? Tell my SM" an Fined ht it: nun. PACE. no“ not. macs-um DO swim YOUR DRY “Emma, nuns AND DRAPERrES To my RELIABLE LAUNDRY. our CLEANERS AS WELL AS Permanent Marcel a Specialty CEMENT BLOCKS iE.g-nmatttt.Begehnrdt wanna; ': ed... and .. M an» I Earl R. Frost- 'l-ee....-..'----'" t I T 1 shoulduvermtoooututonzq. o.'iddtr-rtt_n "l with u‘myammoumumwï¬m ,in'hith i'tiiri'ttiiuTniii%liiirA-isilltt ,rs'tther ‘mom Atioiutosdproteetttoees ' for-Mnmmhomrnta ' "Among than 131M170 omen-I, an} thttt%tl end _ "(51* "ht a†ootleerymmt an mttatanithttr. _ other hand. I rho tamper-two in ) “hibewomen con and shank! -mgr-By. although not qhmgr, (itos whim mutation at we“ in be- som-mud by , iiiiiiiifuiiiciiiri gnu hum problems. Visiting uuhu‘l Footwork 2hid tyriMitttytdrPta"Fb an can for those in school, but verb Bltttt in summer, but printer tho mo.- in: children and minor: need oqtthrtC Mttt* m not Mt clout, The m - lent protection. Policemen, trained on pawl“! lies Mania the foot that invenile police, should share this' task tle “vent of . 'rt dar is lm fot the boys. F hall! the stqttat or hosting our Mow mmdled homo: and, faetoruy too much. It "Children who present the sort of “h! thne tht aditpst our ttme tad our .. -2__, n... l--4l- - -u... " his..- stokerl to the new conditions." in; children and minor- mod and“; lent protection. Policemen. mind a jumilo police, should lure thii tut for the boys. H -- _ . Bow am "Children who mount the sort of situation that leads to “ion to doling onency should be brought tlrrt, not to, the 'uttmt-hotite or court. but to an adiuotmcnt bureau in the schools. or lit A nmt,aehoot'e1tild) to the prowe- tht omen. for sock] we work. The technique of such work should be on "antful Ind as ‘socialiud’ " that of family-welfare or howl“! 30013! work. The court is nvoilnblo {none nonunion, falls to reconcile grad ad. just the situation. "In addition to such work, the Pot' licewoman has a unique opportunity to secure the abatement of conditions and resorts cqnducive to delinquency.‘ Some day, our law: any give to juven- 'ile courts the right to enjoin and close such places on the ground of immi- nent irreparttbhrdtutttWe to ehi1dren'ts eharaeter--n protection now granted ehiefly to property. Poiicewomen, in touch with the causes of delinquency, could then apply for summary pro- ceedings against persons contributing iiuliiiiquae, wiihout demonstrating actual ruin of character; they could close the stable door before the horse is stolen.†SAYS COLD SNAP A "eold snub†or a "cool spell.†" any time of the year is good for you, according to Ellsworth Huntington; climate expert and research associate at Yale. In "What the Weather Does to Us†in the June,ikribnerhs Magn- zine Dr. Huntington lays: __ "A drop of temperature, at all sea- son: and under praqtically all condi- tions is stimulating and healthful. The low temperature which follows such a drop in winter is by mt' means healthful. The change is what gives the stimulus. Thin is reasonable. A Printe and, Public Cawhbulm and Septic Tanks Phone 1151 ' Licensed Drain Layer Sewer and Water Contractor Highland Park. Btftl LOUISE M. Tm " Plano. H. L. 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The Me polity Museum of Art of New Yo :hu'lent some ihte and we“ press on! chest: of the third quarter of the lam century, and many other objects. l Mrs. James Kee, ley .130 shows I l utiful cheat of drawers, Ind someilsth century to- blea and chairs. W Iur Forbes Miller an» Phone mam [ta-.1985 513 Elm Flue. Jirehlotd Park without any obligation on your part a back of facts we know you will read with interest. Write or phone to Lake County' Engineering Co., 884 Central Avenue, Highland Park, Ill, Phone H. P. 2139 Phone bike Forest I)†?g'Aies] m mam an: mus. 31mm“. lumen FRED C. HTREMER We Will Mail You F R E E Carpentér and Bmlder CABINETS ' Jobbing Prompt]! Don. Distributors _ T i. P. 1810-182! 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