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Page 4, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Tues., Jan. 13, 1948 Lane Law Officers Featured In Police Journal Write-Ups Law enforcement activities In Eugene and Lane County are featured In three of the major article In the current issue of the Police Journal, official mag azine of the Lower Columbia River Peace Officers' Assn. "Meet Sheriff Swarts" is the title of one article written and Illustrated by Bill Runyan, Dallas. Another feature presents the views of Eugene's new police chief, Keith Jones, on the relationship of Juvenile problems and police work. 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The article tells of Swarts' hope to add at least two men to his present force of 20 deputies, five of whom are in the criminal department most of the others are in the tax depart ment. Sheriff Swarts The sheriff's praise of coopera tive arrangements with the Eugene city police and the state police la told by Runyan, and he credits these arrangements with having "effected a considerable saving i for the taxpayers, plus a tight knit, efficient police service for the district." The Police Journal article re porting Chief Jones' outlook on the Juvenile problem is based on a talk he made before the crim inology class of the Portland ex tension of the University of Ore gon. ' Juvenile Cases Jones told this audience that Juveniles are the responsibility of the home, church and school rath er than the police department, and that if these agencies would do their part, fewer Juveniles would need to come before the police. Jones also presented a sketch on the history of the police pro fession, and spoke of the outstand ing problems currently to be solv ed in further Improving the pro fession. Improved salaries, he said, would work to the general bene fit of the public by attracting top notch men as police officers and would prtvent them from being induced to take other offers In the field of Industry. Higher pay would also Improve the social status of police officers, Jones said, a result which would be re flected In better service to the public. Bicycle Licensing Progress Reported SPRINGFIELD The city po lice department Tuesday had u sued a total of 387 bicycle 11' censes for 1948, according to Po lice Chief Clell Pryor. The) licenses which cost 15 cents, may be obtained by calling at the rear entrance to the police sta tlon at the city hall. Chief Pryor said he expects that 1000 bike licenses will be Issued before the end of the year. In 1M7 the olty Issued 890 and In 1848 the total was 700 Pryor said. City Recorder K. R. Glle re minded again Monday that dog licenses are available at the city licenses are available at the city hall. The fees are $1.00 for males and $1.00 for females. The city retains 80 per cent of the fees for dog licenses acquired at the city hall, with the remaining 20 per cent going to the county. Slnoe Jan. 1, the city has Issued 31 dog licenses, OUe said. P-TA Calls Meet After Postponement SPRINGFIELD Meeting of the Brat tain school Parent - Teachers Association, originally scheduled for January 7 but postponed be cause of flood conditions, will be held 8 p.m., Wednesday, January 14, at the schoolhouse. Oenevtve Turnipseed, director of dormitories at the University of Oregon, will speak to the group on family relations. FOR golden Guernsey milk call Echo Hollow Dairy. 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