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The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Writer

HOLLYWOOD - Whatever
atomic energy and other new
tangled things may do to our
way of life, it's movies that are
in for the most sweeping i'm
mediate change in the postwar
era. And you'll notice it first
in the number of new stars and
starlets on the screen.
Naturally. there's going to be
a battle for survival between old
and new favorites, with lot Of
factors favoring the latter.
While Clark Gable, Jimmy
Stewart. Wayne Morris ct al
were in uniform, making war
heroes out of themselves, young
er gents the services wouldn't
take or had discharged early in
the conflict were making hay
while the sun shone. Or rather,
that stuff amt hay.
Guys such as Van Johnson,
John Kodiak. Bill Williams,
Dale Andrews, Dick Haynes,
Robert Walker and Dane Clark,
to name just q few at random,
had muscled in on the male star
billing.
True, our old friends Gable.
Stewart. Tyrone Power and
others can write their own tick
cts for future screen work. And
they're doing II, by electing to
make only one or two pictures
per year, which Of course is fine
news for the newcomers.
The big name stars do this
because, returning to those top
bracket salaries they left when
they went off to the wars, they
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
. QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS .
Q-What IL tree marriage?

Q-What IL tree marriage?
A-The practise of some tribes
especially In India. Of fastening
the nuptial couple to tree by q
thread. In certain tribes a man
who wants to marry q widow be-
comes q widower-a require
ment-by marrying 4 tree and
then cutting it down.
Q-What Is the nature Of ul.
traviolet light?
Alt consists Of invisible
light waves-waves shorter than
those Of visible light.
Q-What was the dollar value
OF weapons produced during the
war by the United States?
A-$186, 100000, fr o m
July /, 1910, to July 81, 1945.
Q-How many long distance
telephone calls are made in the
U. S. each day7
A-2,7o0,OO0
Q-What IL the All-American
census?
A Western Hemisphere
census-the first such planned
for 1880, house by house from
Baffin Bay to Cape Horn.
Q-What Is the basis for meas
uring humidity in the air?
A-Humidity figures denote
the amount of moisture in the
air compared to the amount the
air can hold. A humidity of so
per cent means the air is half
saturated. The figure il always
relative, however, because hu-
midity is greater as the air be-
comes warmer.
Q-What is the relationship Of
hair, hoofs, fingernails. and ant
lers?
ALL are composed of skin
cells of a protein substance
called keratin.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD-Judy Canova
said she didn't like being called
hillbilly - not even a Beverly
Hills billy.
But" she laughed, cts all
right if you refer to me as the
provincial type"
Judy was wearing a red suit, a
red hat and great big red bows
on the ends of two pigtails which
dangled down the side of her
face. She has pigtail bows to
match every dress she owns and,
believe us, she's the best little
traffic stopper in Hollywood in
those getups.
But her big ambition, she con-
fessed, is to goAto Ciro's some
night wearing orchids in those
pigtails. That" she chuckled,
would be a new way of going
Hollywood"
We were afraid Judy might
still be mad at us. When she
made her film debut, in a Para
mount film titled, Thrill of
Lifetime" we were reviewing
pictures. We reviewed Judy's
picture in five words: Thrill
of Lifetime isn't"
But she had forgiven us, she
said: In fact. she had just walk
ed out of a Republic studio con-
tract because she thought her
pictures were still too corny.
II told some exhibitors I
wanted to make good pictures
and they said, Bah, good pic
lures don't make money! So I'm
now free-lancing."
SUGGESTIVE TITLE
Her latest is a filmusical, "Hit
the Hay" It's pretty good, she
said, but she's worried about the
title - What il audiences take
1t literally and decide to 60 to
bed,"
Her next may be a horror
western with Peter LORE and
Boris Karloff playing couple
Of ghost town spooks. The idea
has great possibilities-we could
already see LORE trying to
strangle Judy with her own pig
tails in the back seat of a stage
coach with Karloff at the reins.
But it's only at the discussion
stage" she said. I'm afraid to
even talk about il for fear 1t
won't be filmed. But It's a won-
derful idea"
Actually, her future plans de-
pend a lot on those of her hus-
band, Chet England, a master
sergeant with Army Intelligence
who is still in Germany They
have been married three and a
half years but have spent only
five weeks together. England
got a furlough when Judy be-
came a mama a year ago.
"SATCHMO" STILL TOPS
After 80 years of emulating
Gabriel, Old Louis "Satchmo"
Armstrong still ranks as the ma
tons No. ! trumpet player.
There's no secret to it," he
told us. II just keep going ahead.
Why should I 60 back? want
to stay up with the times. That's
why I surround myself with
youngsters. Music is better now
than 1t used to be. It's played
better now"
Louis introduced us to his
fourth wife, former chorus girl
named Lucille. Lucille, he said,
cooks red kidney beans better
than anyone he's ever known.
And there's nothing Louis likes
better. In fact, he even signs his
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
HOME NURSE
BY Iona L. TROTT
Written for NEA Service

MORE and more we have
come to consider home nursing
a joint responsibility. Epecially
in the first few months of the
baby's life, when the mothers
strength is at low ebb, the IA
ther should be prepared to help
with the care Of the child.
OF course, In these abnormal
times when 50 many soldier-fa-
theirs are away the burden falls
on the mother, for she feels that
she cannot worry the absent one
with accounts of sickness or her
daily family problems. His fur
loughs may be short and far
between 80 that he has little
chance Of getting acquainted
much less sharing in the care Of
his baby.
But there still are many faith
ers left in civilian life, or In
more or less permanent military
jobs In this country. For them,
courses are available in baby
care as well as other aspects OF
home nursing. A professional
nurse teaches the prospective IA
ther how to bathe his baby, fold
the diaper in the modern way,
prepare . formula and do many
Of the necessary things connect
ed with the physical comfort Of
the child, sick or we'll.
PLAN EVENINGS
The father should plan his
evenings to fit In with the baby's
schedule 80 that he can have at
least q half hour with the child
after supper. He should have,
also, the privilege of putting the
baby to bed, at least part Of the
time. This will give the mother
an opportunity to 60 out occa.
sionally to . moving picture
show or concert, or to visit 4
friend for much-needed recrea-
ton. It u better for the baby
to become accustomed to care
from the father, rather than to
become too dependent on the
mother.
Fathers who have little time
to spend with their babies should
avoid over-indulging and excit-
ing them, because this IL likely
to make them nervous and to
interfere with sleep. This Is
often the case when soldier-fa-
ther Is home on furlough. The
mother should be firm in her
insistence that the baby should
be handled gently and quietly.
and that the setting-acqu
process is managed for the good
of the child's health.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
MCKINNEY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM e. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

Don't feel badly when you
and your parner get mixed up
In the bidding or play. That Is
all part of the game and helps
to make it interesting. ! am not
going to give the names Of the
players who became tangled up
on today's hand, but / do say
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
. BARBS

The Army's release Of 80, ,000.-
900 pounds of butter for civil
ian use is such good news we're
glad to help spread it around.
A smoker in London has $3.50
pipes - almost enough to find
one in a hurry.
Retailers who gave away book
matches with cigarets in March,
1912, must continue to do so,
says OPA. Will most of our
friends please note!
Improving property seems to
consist Of cutting down all the
trees and putting up a gas sta
ton.
The best reason for finding
the key to success is that it will
open q nice bank account.
The OPA has raised the re-
tail c-iling on sheets. Thanks.
but we need no help in pulling
them over our heads.
Doubtless Shirley Temple was
pleased to find her new hus-
band on X. p. duty when she
visited the camp. Practise makes
perfect!
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
BY DOUGLAS LARSEN
NEA Washington Correspondent

NcA Warrington Correspondents
WASHINGTON-A new sdi-
tion Of that interesting and high
ly Informative volume. the Wash
ington telephone book, Is out.
Its listings reflect, as usual the
rise and fall of various business
ses and professions. After a care
full perusal of its pages 1t can be
reported the influence business"
is booming.
National statistics are not
available but Washington must
have more lawyers per acre than
any other city in the country.
The classified listing gives IS
columns to the lawyers. At an
average Of q hundred names to q
column that makes $500. And
that doesn't include the thou
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02

With such program launched, it may hoppen
in the tuness OF time thot the peoples Of the earth
will come to believe that foreigners ore human, too
When thot day comes, the hopes for lasting peace
will be considerable brighter.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02

Britoin should give Egypt the secret Of the otonic
bomb says former Eeyption cobinet minister.
We have on ideo thot the British government
would entertain thot request more kindly il it had
come from the SFs,inx
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
Q IN HOLLYWOOD

letters "red beans and ricely chart in magazine.
yours" pleased with 1t he mails
Once Of 220 pounds his friends the
Louis is down to glamour Lose Weight-the
boys 165. He followed diet Satchmo Way"
Evening star., 1945-11-29

OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT and
watch it save you valuable time and
effort for your Christmas shopping! So
easy to do-just inquire in our
CREDIT OFFICE SIXTH FLOOR
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NoTIlE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Garrett County. Maryland, Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of
r. JOSEPHUS GLOTFELTY,
late of Garrett County. Maryland. deceased,
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 18th day of Septem-
Der 1915; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
March. 1915,
ORyAL c. GLOTFELTY, Administrator,
Ar.iNnnt NI.1.- Lnt1l
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WANTED

INTED- Tractor Harrow, new
81 used. Phone 1877, Howard Schloss-
nagle Accident, Md.-2-3t#
WANTED - Woman for general
homework; family of two; good home,
Apply O. S. Ridder, RI, Oakland,
Md.-3-tf
WANTED TO RENT-Six-room
house in Oakland. Address P. O. Box
55, Oakland.-3-4t*
WANTED - Dressed Hogs and
Dressed Chickens. Warnick's Meat
Market, Oakland-3-3t
WANTED-Man to work on farm;
good house, water, garden, other ad-
vantages; good wages paid. See Stuart
F. Hamill or Thomas J. johnson, Oak
land.-Adv 4-2t.
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE would like
to have two girls who would like to
board and work at the Celanese plant.
Reasonable board Bus runs every day.
Please write Mrs. Robert Merrill,
Beechwood, Homecoming, Md.-3-2t
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IN MENIORIA51

In loving memory Of our dear
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Savage. who departed this life one
year ago. March %, 1914:
In Memory Of Mother
When the tell Of day is over
And the sun sinks in the west,
IT'S then our memories linger
With a loved one that's at rest.
The one we miss in the old home
Ear more than any other,
The one that we all loved the most
Our dear, devoted mother.
Who was it in our childhood
That would all cur troubles share,
Who tucked us in our beds at night
And heard our evenings prayer.
And when we had alltgrovn up
And stalted out to roam,
Who was it always welcomed us
When we would come back home?
Twas the one who had the sweetest
smile,
And d heart Of puresc gold
That would AXE US in her arms
And back again into the fold.
Twas mother.
Mother, no one Stems 10 know
v hat tnau word really means,
Il plays -hc past Of sacrifice
u GEc.s igs changing scenes.
The hand chat rocks the cradle
Rul.. tho yt.g1ll ar .ait. ,rI strife
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Card Of ThanI,s

We want to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends
and neighbors who We're so kind and
helpful during the illness and fol-
lowing the death Of our father the
late George f. Zimmerman.
We also are grateful to all who
gave flowers and donated the use Of
their automobiles for the funeral ser
vice THE CHILDREN.
A DIV
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MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO TUNING-Repairing and
regulating. J. S. Elliott, Mountain
Lake Park. Phone 85-W,-46-tf.
NOTICE-To the citizens who de-
sire any kind of Rawleigh Products.
Please send your orders to me at Nc
Henry, Md, in time to put your or
ders in for Insect Dust and Fly Killer
and Dip Be sure to order early. Your
RaWleigh Dealer, James A. Savage,
McHenrV. Md.=3-2t
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Classified Advertisements
Notice to Classified Advertisers

In order to save tine and expense
n connection with advertising appear
ng III the classified columns of The
Republican, advertisers should remit
With their notices the amount neces-
,ary to cover the expense: Minimum
chargc, 25 cents. One cent a word for
all notices Of 25 words or more, for
one time, and z cent a word for each
additional time the advertisement is
to be published.
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The official presentation of Him
self to the Jewish people as their
King, their rejection of Him and,
what was even more solemnly mean
lngful, His rejection of the Hebrew
nation because Of their unbelief-
such are the stirring events which
face us as we go with OF Lord into
the last week of His earthly minis
try.
The first event in that sequence
IS the one we study in our lesson
for today, namely, the coming of the
King to Jerusalem.
l. Preparation and Presentation
wv. 6, y.
The King comes, but even in His
hour of royal triumph He gives to
His followers the uneXplainable but
inestimable Joy Of meeting His need.
l. 'The Disciples Did AS Jesus
Appointed ". g.. He had need of
disciples who would do His bidding
without question or hesitation. How
precious is such obedience Let us
also go and do what He commands.
He needed the colt and the ass.
How simple and loWly was that need.
and yet how glorious that man was
ready to meet it!
Gods plans are worked out in the
niue tllIilgS as wei as the great.
FIophecy was pelng tulhIled here
(see V. s. by little thing. Is God
"al'lng 10 carry out some great pur-
pose through some little thing which
you are WIIllhoIoIh8 from HIM? Why
hIt,UeI hlhi any longer?
L. ana ne Sat thereon ". y.
1hough he Qlo not come with the
Polnp ana trapplngS OF an earthly
potehlale' me hlng OF Glory came
10 MS people TO OTTER them Tor the
last time the opportunity to receive
him
he asks you to yield your life to
his khgshlp. What VIII your answer
be:
LII. acceptance and Rejection (vV.
oil, 10, Io).
l. The Multitude Cried g,
HoSanna wv. BID. The fact that
before the week was over some Of
the same voices cried, Cruelty
nm! should not obscure the fact
that there were chlIdIlke believers
~ I6) who really had faith in
CHRIST,
Ihere is something inspiring about
mat picture OF enthusiasm and de
Votlon. real lalth IN Christ ought
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The United States is trying to set
up an agency to make sure that
peacetime discoveries of science are
made available to the cause Of ma
tional security.
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PUBLIC SALE
Personal Farm Property!
Saturday, March "a
Sale to begin at one o'clock P. NJ, al
M farm Miles North OF Oak
land, Md. on R0uth PIG.
LIVE STOCK
LIVE STOCK

Team Of Horses, VT. 5000; l Jer-
Holstein Cow, yrs. old; Heifer, :
yrs. old.
LOT OF HARNESS
Two double and one single set of
Work Harness, l set Surrey Har-
ness, l Buggy Harness, l lot Col
lars, Lines and Brides and Halters.
FARM MACHINERY
Two Hay Rakes, Moving Ma
chimes, low-wheeled Wagons with
Hay Ladders and Beds, / Oliver Sui
key Plow, l Oliver Riding CuItivator,
! Empire Grain Drill, 2 Walking Gull
tivators, two-shovel Plow, 2 Shovel
Flows, l all-steel Harrow, l Sleigh,
Buggy and four extra wheels. 2 Grain
Cradles, l large size Dairy Maid
Cream Separator, 4 ten-gallon Milk
Cans, l Strainer.
Lot Mining Tools-Augers, Picks
and Shcvels; lot Galvanized Piping
for hot air furnace different sizes);
l MattocE, . Picks, l Grow Bar, Post
Hole Iron, GIFT. octagon Steel Drill,
Canthook, Mason's Hammer, l Post
Maui, l 8-lb, Sledge, lot Of Chains,
Log Chains, Stay Chains and Cow
Ties; lot Baled and Loose Hay, Auto
mobile, preWar rubber; lot Of Gull
tivator Points and other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
I also offer my farm for sale.
l reserve the right to reject all Of
fers.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash on day Of
sale.
II. c. HOSTETLER.
A. A. CALLS, Auctioneer.
Advertisement SGT
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The supply of leather for civilian
shoes was slashed for April, May and
June.
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Traffic Safety Slogan for Week

The first essential Of careful driv-
ing is common sense. DRIVE CARE
FULLY!
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the VI DldIl3 COuIL IUl GdIIGLL
County, Maryland, the undersigned
administrator Of the estate OF John
/. Dixon, late Of Garrett County,
Maryland, deceased, hereby gives
notice ,haC he will, on
THURSDAY, APRIL ), 1945
at the hour of ten o'clock \. NJ, of
said day at The farm of the said
John T. Dixon,
about miles from Deer Park, Mary
and, near the Bethlehem School
House, offer and sell at public auc-
cion TO the highest bidder, all Of the
GLOWING described personal property,
tO-Wit;
One H. c. Reaper, Ohio Moving
Machine, Sulky Pillow, Ontario Grain
Drill, Hillside PIow, Corn Planter,
Hay Rake, Cultiyator, Disc Harrow,
Foldson Tractor, Hay BaIer, No. s
Cornlung Manure Speader, Spring
Tooth Harrow, ? Grain Cradles, Sheep
saear.ng Machine, Potato Planter,
9hovel Piow, Hay Fork and Rope, Hay
Fielder, lot Of Blacksmith's Tools, loo
Of Garden Tools, , Saws, lot Of Lum-
er, Cider Mil, lot Of Chains, Gable
and Puicys, 2 sacks Fertilizer, Is bu.
Euckwheat, Electric Fence Set, lot
Of Wire, 10 tons Hay, 5 tons Straw,
" sets Harness, 2 Saddles, Grindstone,
Tool Box and Tools, lot Of Wool, 2
Hogs, stand Of Bees, Is Goats, Is head
OF Sheep, Bull, one year old; Bull,
. months old; t Cows to be fresh;
Hereford Hpifcr lot of Junk iron. gray
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THE LAST WEEK

LESSON TEXT-1Iatthew 21:6-l6.
GOLDEN TEXT-Blessed is he that com.
eth in the name of the Lord; Hosanna in
the highest.-Matthew 2t:9.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 18th, 1915,
Vt the Hour Of 2 o'clock P. NJ,

Of said day, in front of the Court
House, in the town Of Oakland, Mary
Iand:--
All that lot. parcel or piece of land
situate, lying and being in Garrett
County, Md, which on the Plat of the
subdivision Of the tract of land called
".john and Mary" is known and desig-
mated as Lot -, containing the guam
tity of ) acres Of land more or less and
being the same property as described
in a deed from G. S. Hamill and wife
to the said Chauncey X Grove, dated
January 8, 1920, and duly recorded
among the Land Records Of Garrett
County, Maryland.
This property is improved by a
good dwelling house and all necessary
outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash on the
day Of sale.
For further particulars, apply to:
ASA 7. MATTHEW'S,
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Team Of Horses, VT. 5000; l Jer-
sey Cow, i yrs. old; Jersey and
Holstein Cow, yrs. old; Heifer,
yrs. old.
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Administrators Sale
Personal Property

Under and by virtue Of an Order of
the Orphans Court for Garrett
County, Maryland, the undersigned
administrator Of the estate OF John
/. Dixon, late Of Garrett County,
Maryland, deceased, hereby gives
notice that lie viii, on
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ASSIGNEE'2 SALE
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LOT OF HARNESS

Two double and one single set Of
Work Harness, l set Surrey Har-
ness, l Buggy Harness, / lot Col
.ars, Lines and Brides and Halters.
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T VTIVT TVFI W u 3tVI - " I4F W
ASA 7. MATTHEWS,

assignee OF Mortgage
-Advel tisement-4-4t
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Dratha
WASHINCTnN. LANE A

~ WASHINGTON, JANE A. On Tuesday,
E9ysm9eT E9N o9 90 ls45, JANE A. TtAsHING-
viyed by, a devoted friend. Frances Grand
son: and many other friends. Remains
nay be TsMsS At heT e residence as
pauTs A. M. E, Church. stn st. between I en-
ciatins I nsermens term ' Arlinston aflsson NasoDai Os
Cemetery. Cemetery. Arrangements by Barnes &
WASHINGTON, LEON. On Sunday, No.
M LEoS sas WsRso u 4 aena bel6ss 1ss
Bte H IF MEs IL aso % or and MT
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st.
NV, after l2 noon Friday, November %.
Funeral Saturday. November "a, at 2:3o
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Harmony Cemetery. %
WHITE, PFC. JESS D. Departed this
fs Sa5urday n0yem6er X ns45 at
Pc: Pc: JESSE Is,t 2; WHITE; son of Elder and
%sm cSFR %R caads one SISTER MF MMhte Arae 1
yoni Mrs. berothy Bunch Sf1 and Mrs. tnPS Pearl
After. pm. Wednesday. November II,
friends may call at the Rollins, funeral
h9ms hoTsmhsE 1899 Hunt pI ne Funeral Friday,
Church I g. se. from Easf deessHlaii sesi
Mclaughlin officiating. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 22s
WILBOURNE, BESSIE C. On Tuesday,
November 20, 1945, at Washington Sana-
WLBOURNE, wife Of the late Avis E.
WiIbourne. Services at the S. II. Hines
Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. NV, on
Friday, Noyember 23, at 2 pm; Inter,
WOoToN, ELMER Otis. On Tuesday,
WOoTON of 431s .sth st. s.. Arlington,
Wooton and father of Fieurette JofIrie.
Remains resting at the s. H. Hines Co.
funeral home, 2901 l4th st. NV. Serv-
November 90, at $50 pm. %
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Court Appearance Avoided
In 63% Of Juvenile Cases

Children in SO per cent of cases
before Juvenile Court Judge Fay
Bentley were spared appearance in
court last year because of Cor
rection system" used here, the jurist
said yesterday.
The system is so well established
that the Justice Department has in
structed all district attorneys
throughout the Nation to use a
modification of 1t.
Under the system the child's case
Is taken up out Of court and the
child is not treated as a subject
coming under an inflexible statute.
The system recognizes that certain
individual factors, such as school
and medical history, economic
status Of the family and the psy-
Geological makeup of the child have
a direct bearing on his behavior,
and that he should be appropriately
treated" rather than punished un-
der existing laws.