Medford mail tribune., June 23, 1957, Image 14

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Sundsy. June S3, 19S7
Police Department
Receives New Order
On Juvenile Cases
A new zenora! order govern
ing procedures involving juve
nii has been issued to the Med
ford police department by chief
Cbrles Charr.plii.
T- order is a revision of the
pre. ious or'ier issued Oct. 7,
19i5, a-id "brines things up to
da' Champlin said. Most of
the policies specified have bn
in 0"tire fnr some time, and
le- merely formalized in the
Cratiplin sa:d the latest order
Yreka Planing Mill
Destroyed by Fire
Yreka Fire of undeter
mined origin destroyed the Sis
kiyou Planing mill on Oberlin
rd , south of Yreka, shortly
ur 4 a.m. Thursday.
Unofficial sources hav esti
mated value of the plant at
more than $50,000, excluding
two pickup trucks and other
equipment which were gutted.
City firemen were notified of
the blaze about 4:10 a m , but
the entire plant was engulfed in
flames before they arrived.
State firefighters were not noti
fied until more than 15 minutes
after the fire started.
Officials said stacks of lumber
surrounding the establishment
were all that was saved. A box
car of lumber at the siding was
still burning several hours after
the mill fire was extinguished.
Although origin of the fire
was not determined, one observ
er reported it appeared to have
started in the electrical box sec
tion. Time of the fire was fixed
at 4:08 a m., when an electric
clock, on the premises stopped.
Owners of the plant. Hank
Jensen and C. A. Wigley, both
of Yreka. declined to state esti
mated loss or indicate whether
or not the mill would be rebuilt.
The plant, which employed 14
men, was not insured. It was
fciiilt late in 1945 and had been
owned by Jenspn and Wigley for
the past 10. years.
Health Association
Schedules TV Film
"The Revolving Door," a film
on alcoholism, will be presented
Sunday, June 23, at 2 p m. on
station KBES-TV.
This is the regular bi-weekly
presentation by the Jackson
County Public Health associa
tion, and is one of the public
services performed by the
Christmas seal organization. The
film is narrated by Ben Grauer
and shows various aspects of ef
fects of alcoholism.
HAMBURGER WITH . . .
Clifton, N.J. IT George On
ions Is a chef here.
was made up partly in anticipa
tion of the increasing number of
juvenile cases to be handled un
municipal court, due to the re
cent city ordinance which gave
a complete coverage of liquor
law violations.
Policies Outlined
Specific policies outlined in
the order are:
1. The term "juveniles" refers
to persons tip to and including
17 years of age.
2. Persons 18 years of age and
over will be considered as adults.
3. No juveiile under the age
of 14 will be placed in jail.
4. No arrest report will be
made on any juvenile under the
age of 14.
5. When any juvenile 14 years
of age or over is arrested an ar
rest report will be made.
6. If the platoon lieutenant or
sergeant or other supervisory
personnel believe that an ar
rested juvenile 14 years of age
or over should not be held in
detention, he is hereby author
ized to release said juvenile to
the parent, guardian or other re
sponsible persons.
Release Procedure
7. When a juvenile is released,
the release should be accom
plished by notifying '.he person
who is to be responsible for the
juvenile, to take custody of the
juvenile at the police depart
ment. If this cannot be done of
ficers will transport the juvenile
to the home of the person re
sponsible.
8. If it is believed necessary
to detain the juvenile either in
the countv detention home or
the county jail, the Jackson
county juvenile department will
be contacted for authorization to
do so.
9. When any juvenile is ar
rested or questioned his or her
parent or guardian will be noti
fied as soon as practicable.
10. A copy of all case reports
in which juveniles are involved
will be furnished to the Jackson
rnunty juvenile department.
Reports to Sehools
11. A copy of all case reports
in which juveniles are involved
will be furnished to the superin
tendent of Medford public schools
if the juvenile is currently a
student in any of the Medford
public schools.
12. Persons responsible for a
juvenile will be advised that re
ports will be furnished to the
Jackson county juvenile depart
ment and that said department
may or may not take further ac
tion in the case.
13. Juveniles will be permit
ted the use of the telephone when
they request it.
14. Juveniles will not be hand
cuffed unless it is considered
necessary by the officer for pro
tective reasons.
15. In cases in which juve
niles are involved, officers re
ports and statements will be pre
pared in five copies.
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