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PAGE THREE THE JACKSON SUN, JACKSON, SUN DAY, AUGUST 2, 1 953 WANT ADS 7-3333 learning to live comfortably in the out-of-doors, it was said. One of the important activities at camp will be swimming. A nullified Red Cross Water Safety Instructor will supervise all water-front activities. occur right here in our own or a nearby community." The Red Cross Blood Program has been conducted heretofore under the orders and with the financial aid of the Department of Defense, which no longer considers it to be a function since the Korean armistice began. Some other gov-" ernmental department or agency may be designated to replace the co-operation of the Department tt Defense in the collection of blood for civilian uses, but no definite announcement has been To protect the health of ail campers, Mrs.

Hutcheson said, each girl must have a taetHh examination by a registered physician a week before she attends camp. Each camper will be re-ntiirri to hav comoleted all three is a problem that Chairman Tom-lin's local committee and officials of the National Red Cross will have to solve. As a result of closing the Mid South Center the local Red Cross chapter will have no facilities for collecting blood. The September visit of the Bloodmobile has been Mr. Tomlin is seriously concerned over the hazard of further outbreaks of polio in Tennessee.

Already the gamma globulin used in mass innoculations in Tennessee polio outbreaks alone have consumed more than has been collected by the Mid-South Blood Center in two years of constant efforts. "Something must be done to meet the hazard of a polio epidemic if our state is not to become a blood debtor to other states," said Mr. Tomlin, "in the event that other polio outbreaks occur, which could Blood Center End To Pose Problem For Committee Hewitt Tomlin who recently accepted the chairmanship of the local Red Cross Jlood Program, finds himself confronted by the toughest job this program has yet experienced. The Memphis Mid-South Blood Center will close 31, it has been announced from Washington, as an economy measure by the Department of Defense, due to cessation of hostilities in Korea. No announcement has been made as to a program for the collection of blood to provide gamma globulin for the fight against polio.

That W. Dennis Rites'. To Be Held Today Funeral services for William F. Dennis, 66, former catering manager of the New Southern Hotel, will be at 2:30 p. m.

today at Griffin Funeral Home. The Rev. Richard Caldwell will officiate. Burial will be in Ridge-crest Cemetery. Mr.

Dennis died Wednesday at his home, Route 5, Corinth, Miss. Active pall bearers at the funeral will be Clyce Blankenship, Carl Grisham, Neal Iatham. Curtis Blankenship, Leon Hart and Boss Staton. Honorary pall bearers will be Roger Murray, David Murray. Albert Noe IH, Frank Young, Eb Boswell, Clarence Tolleston, Dr.

Jack Thompson, Hartle Gilland, Rudolph Capps and Sam Grissom. shots or one booster shot for ty phoid immunization at least a month before the camp, and must have had a successful smallpox vaccination within the past five Senior Girl Scouts Asked To Register For Conference A call for registrations of girl scouts to attend the Senior Girl Scout Camp Conference near Nashville August 18 through August 25, was made Saturday by Mrs. George Hutcheson, Secretary, Girl Scout Council. The conference will be held at Camp Sertoma, about 35 miles from Nashville, toward Burns, and is being sponsored by the Jackson-Madison County Girl Scout Council and the Nashville-Davidson County Girl Scout Council to emphasize advanced camping skills in preparation for qualification to International Encampment, Mrs. Hutcheson said.

Every registered Girl Scout, 14 years of age or over who has finished the Eighth Grade, may attend at a cost of $10 for the week, which covers everything, the secretary explained. Time for arrival at the camp PRINTS years. Girls are to be provided a nourishing well-balanced diet. Juvenile Delinquency In West Tennessee Rises Since 1948 Juvenile delinquency in West Tennessee is 50 per cent over 1948, according to Hugh E. Drury, United States Probation Officer for the west state area.

This statement from Mr. Drury came as he was addressing a large group of members and visitors at at meeting Friday afternoon of the Jackson-Madison County Health Advisory Council. His subject was 'Organized Means of Caring for and Preventing Juvenile Delinquency. Mr. Drury said.

"Juvenile delinquency is fast becoming the number one social problem of the nation. The F. B. I. reports show that the 1951 auto thefts by delinquents were up more than 50 per cent over those in 1948.

Youngsters under 18 years of age committed one out of every five burglaries. 3 per cent of the murders, and 2 percent of the assault cases." "Right now," the speaker said, "it is estimated that police handle about one million boys and girls each year. By 1960. due to the enlarged birth rate during and after the war, the number is likely to reach two million. This makes the prospect for the future doubly Bine or Black on White.

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Tests of drinking and pool water are to STARTS TOMORROW! be made at regular intervals. Camp leaders are to be well qualified adults with advanced training and experience. Girls are to register at the Girl Scout Little House, at which time arrangements will be made for transportation, Mrs. Hutcheson said. Shockinr Electricity, at very low potential, affects the heart, causing a tremor or wavering, according to the American Medical Association.

This is why shocks of even such low voltage as that found in house circuits are sometimes fatal. i.i,ii,V.w,,,iiiiiiW;iiiiTOiim wwwmini i ywwiw- a A I sOeiiswassswwsgHgsgJ REV. A. L. JOHNSON of St.

Louis, will preach during the revival which wilt be held at the Midway Baptist Church Ave 9-23. Services will be held at 10 a. m. and 8 p. m.

His foster brother, the Rev. Ernest Olds, is pastor. The Rer. Mr. Johnson is a native of Dyer County.

He attended William Jewel College and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He serve several years as Missouri state evangelist. has been set for p. August 18. Departure will be at 10 a.

August 25. The girls will live in tents: cook their own meals, and have the opportunity of increasing their skills in all camp crafts, wniie 8 Humboldfans Get B.F.Goodrich Sclnvinn-Duitt Bicycles Red Cross Badges HUMBOLDT, Aug. 1 The Red Cross junior life saving courses taught at Lanier's Lake in Humboldt have been completed Tie IBLBffilBB THE WHITE GOODS EVENT WORTH WAITING FOR! AVAIleSlf IM igtH or amp eiii'i modus AN AMAZING NEW SCHWINN For YOUNGSTERS JJ II 146.95. I Weekly Top Schwinn quality throughout and fitted with the new Schwinn Cycle-Aid that permits even the youngest rider to get SAFE three-wheel use out of a two-wheel bike. alarming when we realize that we have not been doing a good job with our present delinquents." "Many of the children picked up by the police are familiar faces to them.

Their behavior has not improved since the last time they were apprehended. Hundreds of other children just on the verge of trouble are known to the police. These men can do very little about them because there are so many new cases to occupy their attention they can do little work on the preventive side. "Most juvenile delinquents are sick, not physically but mentally. If these children are handled correctly, at an early age, they can be cured." "There are four departments, Mr.

Drury said, "which should cooperate and improve the handling of delinquency the police, the detention home, the judge, and the State Training Schools. "In a city the size of Jackson, one or two policemen should be given special training and assigned all juvenile cases. "There should be a 'home where all juvenile offenders may be kept while awaiting disposal of their cases. Such a home should be in the care of a couple who understand children in trouble. It should have none of the earmarks of a jail, even though the youngsters must remain within its domain.

When young first-offenders come in contact with criminals they leave after only one day with the knowledge of how to repeat what they have done and not get caught. "The Juvenile Court should be the most important of all because here is where you get the foundation for prevention of delinquency as well as the treatment of it. "The first and most important factor is that the Judge should be a well qualified person in all respects. He should know not only the laws but should have had training in child treatment and welfare. The court should have a well-trained probation officer because he is the one that must go into the community and find out the background of the juveniles.

He must be able to find the cause for delinquency so the Judge can recommend the correct treatment. YYou have an agency in your town that can do a good job of aiding, assisting, or even taking the place of the probation officer, name ly: the Child Welfare Office. "Most of you have running through your minds the cost of GUARANTEED As long 4s You Own It! with eight children receiving badges. Those completing the course were Tommy Humphreys. Billy Jones.

Billy Smith. Murray Sowell, Ira Dameron, Bobby Childress and Keith Buckingham, all of Humboldt, and Carmon Lannom of Dyer. Wilbur Gilbert was the icaeh-er. Beginner swimming lessons are being taught by Miss Jean Nicholson. Her class opened with 34 students but all of them have not attended regularly because of the polio scare in recent weeks.

However, she has good attendance each day and those taking advantage of this opportunity to learn swimming are enjoying the sourse. such a project Before you see too many dollars passing before you let me remind you that it is estimated that the cost of crime in the United States next year will pass the fifteen billion dollar mark. If a part of this huge sum could be spent for more and better juvenile courts, we could reduce the fifteen billion dollars to such an extent that the cost spent in improving courts and treatment of Juveniles would be a saving to the taxpayer in the long run. "If Jackson can add the juvenile court to the facilities it already has. you can be very proud of yourselves as you will be of your community in the years to come.

I refer to such facilities as the recreation program, the churches, the hospitals, your social service agencies, and your much improved school system. The talk was followed by a lively question and answer period. The group voted that the committee with Dr. Frank Moore, chairman. Dr.

Blanche Evans, Raymond Skiles, and Mrs. Hugh Main-ord continue study of the problem of juvenile delinquency and report at the next meeting of the group. About 220,000 people visited Mon-ticello, Thomas Jefferson's home, in 1952. B. F.

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