New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1929, Page 2

Cop Uses Brains Instead of Clubs And Becomes a College Profes / NEARG ARO FRIENDS PERSUADED VOUWNER 1O GNELP WS AL RouTs. AND BeCoME NARSEAL PERCELEY STOUENTS O PATROLDUTY PART TIME= Chief Angust r of member at the University tration and methods, ghapters 1n his unusual Volime of « is showr ife NEA Service Berkeley Cahf, July 3 mail carrier was persuaded his friends to turn for city marshal, to bring about some improve- ments. He did so on that he would serve term which, he helieved sufii- {13 clent time to try of his|v own theorie: That s 20 years August Vollmer, the still is police chief he to work out his theories. To date, he has succeeded so that D troit, Kansas City. and Los Angeles have called him in as a consultant their A local Cuba called troubles by {ment in its local police corps upon only would some cond one be Volimer e ou rsity of member Honali L " onal featur whose ational n well doing q Juet a few d scientitic police The police re aven him To Be Faculty Member ft school In October, He School of way ctly rough his polics NEW BRITAIN DAILY HEKALD, FHIDAY, JULY b, 1yzy. many other local |a safety drive. | would be given | public with one ph ing. Parades, | warnings would be |ed the Harmon medal by the Har- mon Foundation of New York for |outstanding public service. | There's considerable interest be- 8OF inc manifested throughout the nation in the police school as some- thing But to Vollmer, th new is but a continuation {upon an amplified scale, of the | work he has been doing for years with his local police department in | conjunction with the University of | California, situated here. Vollmer will get six months' leave of ab- sence yearly from his police duties nere so he can teach at Chicago. | Will Teach Criminology 'he course will be a branch of versity's department of po cal science,” Vollmer exp The course will be open to polic xecutives, to certain qualified police officers, It is being put upon a solid | toundation, to prepare young men for police service: to put this vitall part of our political pat- the same scientific basis and other profes- novel, course accidents was mat Ten of Vollme keley cops Another, has been police der Others are called experts, to all part One heads Californ of Criminal ent merizing” include | police chief of Los the and experts Tacoma, Portland, other cities, “What applicants in the or the same aminations?" personnel is would think questions to manager and pect them to meet ards as to health, and then start pay. Captain called t tern upon for as medicine the | sions.” physical Voll dise of pu le the ¢ police chief talking method of thinking of a different caliber, average policeman. ts that Sherlock Homes, peep-holes the like havc nothing to do with the new era lice work a Do like small ¢ | Vollmer's action is th 1't sound averag And and toa He gim- the and whatsoever making of profession. | here in vouths criminol hard, University were doing When police work an Lo attack eager to study ogy and willing to work | divected their courses at California while they duty after study hours. The grind of patrol work taught college boys practical as well in the “That police, thing we in our force. individuals few our is what keley L o were have st We with, | police here are Berkeley times habitua up for life before Voll questions and t | hard | these |as theoretical knowledge. And |the end, they had not only policeman’s art, hut his science. Sxperts to Ald "“At the University of Chicago ey should be aided to an even Ater degree, hecause of the wide- Iy recognized represented in their sociologists, statisticians, hiologists, physicists, statisticians, psychriatists, law cxperts, 10 nt to the latest in these sciences. Tt will b one of my big jobs at Chicago 19|(he genesis of goo organize these groups and ascertain|peen planted. how m: -partments in the uni- s | versity something to offer students.” won co-operation of California in- the eral to go talked swering environment equal romance gre speeding by {young student-poli Vollmer's work |of Berkeley has e nest-destroying, pil {in their place are not inferio v out men students the v 1y ha , these police Vollmer's ideas | from University | Portland, Maude Gardner ha | her husband, Il.co to become A to acquainting the | lectures and !the educational period, arr | ollowed by fines: The drop in traffic now are police artment of Naking. Identification. here from other cities for “Voil- | San Diego identification bureau, from business various tion accountants, at the however, And required standards. many training system. S polite organizations specified m| fe driv- even | after hase of used. Then, s wer erial. | s former Ber-| chiefs. Albert Woods, | reorganize the China. as identification s of the country. la's State Burean Police o d the present | Angeles, head of Sacramento. | Ore., and many firm compe's | vacancios to submit to and mental ex- mer asks, when ussed. “No firm atting the same sman, enginecr nor ex- ame stan? weight, ete. rate the age, same Picked as Individuals of the 18 expected this is to correct | our men 8| course, some | riven pick of innovations in I criminals, sentences, ha mer's police, an- | as to heredity, like, The Bei- 8001 he keley policeman treats the public a8 One an -but ceman. among the hoys liminated the oll fering gangs. And boys within whom od citizenship has IS, of campus rrest for firm HE MADE HER TIRED Ore., July h.—Mrs. grown tired of n. One evening| clors in a day when crime pre-|jagt December they went to a dance received scant attentior Faculty and police chief have necred here. Resuults have manifold. The Berkele cops” or “scientific police,” have|Gardner, she clair become so widely known for their|walk fous miles 1 intelligence and efficiency that the|recently sued for ordinary run of criminals gives thia| s community a wide berth. I THIS W Co-operation and understanding| T.ondon., July cduca- | between Berkeley citzens and Ber- | Cadbury becomes director| keley police h reached an ideal|list of rules for h Administra- | sta Youngsters look to the police | ventures: Laugh a|as their friends, Adults have over-|of humor into the has|come the tendency to shirk respon- sibility and now help the police. Saftey Director Succeeds police department joined ntion |and tripped the | Pio-| geveral hours. wmiza republic to bring improve- efficient nl ion the of “Super- | wife should walk provinei when wis he to the Uni- facalty goes Police it is to do in what Vollmer but effec department here, ward- ple say and think. | grievances, do not mark its g FITCH.- JONES CO. SALE After Inventory Clearance of Odd Lots and Broken Lines fantastic for time to go ight ‘ame Mrs. to She home. ms, was ack home, divorce. So made George has prepared the following appy matrimonial a bit; put a piece marriage mixture. Never worry about what other peo- | time | been | home and Leon got the idea that his | Don't hottle up | rave. 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La- he experts rep which worked institution | principles Describing - ‘natural and facts of the rep ' that course into merely nor an even pre- ith but furnish erto lack >mm ganization not oncerne tie rations, wit 1ilit ot primar I the es hit of important ing to inter ree an years to come, it takes en it wiil ther of it whici L in broader functions writes, * he is a in are bees pr branches of nd only ctical ceause, not now s In its capa creditor nations explains, “it will payrg rmaa receive and dis} to the nts the service he external loan, 1 on 24 ate upon the creditors opcrations bonds, making the conditions and supervising the execution of con- tracts, and will arrange for the tribution of the proceeds according to the participation of the severa creditors in the bonds issued.” request of the for marketing is- AGS WORK POORLY THROUG THE MIKE Comedy Is Hardest Line o Put| Aeross Over Radio Tuly 5.—Recause of th ke-up and the inability of the audience to vision the com- ically clad humorist, comedy probably one of the most diffi arts of broadcasiing to put over “The wireless comedian must be Tondon, lack of I | | is | | 11t a critic of*some aspect of re an officlal of the B ing Company says. ‘Humor result of incons he ¥ tion of something i at a tan gent to established rtions. In his ‘Philosophy of Laught jergson suggests that t which makes us laugh is 8 cither n phivsical. in the person | “In the of the dian it is sometimes possible for him to obtain this necessary incon- gruity by artificial He may redden nose or wear a hat thrue s too small for him. conver thing lack ot ntal or ed at. come- | sracefulness, case st it means. si comedian, to ho must begin where many drolls leave off. He cannot his effects he help of yes farditous 1 than ! cious g E. Goodwin Optometrist prové because they many tricks of tha be expected to | employ too | stage. rouge and costume. His sole instru- ment is his volce and the extent to which he can see, and make listen- ers see, life’s ironies and follies and | “The time will come, however, incougruitivs determines the lnugh- | when the work now being = carried ter-raising powers of that voice.” [ou¢ will bring about a crystalliza- Where the stage comedian used 9 | tjon of technique, Then broadcast get by through mass behavior, in| humor will come into its own.” which a small group of applauders rted off the whole audience, i1z radio comedian is handicapped “The wircless comedi more*difffcult,” the BBC official | adds. “He must appeal all the time to an audience of individuais sitting at home separated from oth- er members of the audience and un- | A syndicate is operating one of these affected by the forees of mass-psy- |in Rome and another in Milan chology. 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