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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1963)
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"AU I know is, physical punish ment seems to work," the spank ing judge of Whiting, Ind., maintains. "It's a better lesson than just being fined," insisls the justice of the neace at Woodstock, 111., who ordered five teen-agers to re move the trash from along 150 miles of highways. They are among a small but growing minority of jurists who are outflanking the constitutional prohibition against "unusual" punishments. - Municipal Judge William Ober miller of Whiting believes there is nothing unlawful about unusual punishment so long as the recipi ent accents it willingly. The re cipient's other choice is generally a heavy fine or a long jail term. This summer Obermiller or dered a group of underage drink ors to work off their excess en ercv scrubbing floors at the Whit ing city hall. Teen-agers caught stealine hubcaps were put to work manicuring the public li brary's lawn. "Last vear we had 60 arrests over the 4th of July weekend," Obermiller says. "This year we had one. Apparently, Uie word got around." In 1962 following a series of ar rests at Whiting's Lake Michigan beach, Obermiller ordered public spankings, beach clean - up de tails, shaving of duck-tail locks essays on the Constitution and Declaration of Independence; ana book reports on the "Decline and Fall of the Roman umpire. Superior Court Judge Stewart m r J? w M Ill III Hill If l ill : t-z is. I delivery m r mrjm DAYS A WEEK gfj& phone rm..-M TU 4-4788 a - - .5t 54SKS f:r '; ' bar- 'yr- ii c l rt-vi 4 i- Made to match the man.. . Authentic Pendleton Here's the shirt that's been a favorite with men for generations. Authentic Pendleton. Right for an after noon of yard work or playing out of the trap on sixteen. And always 100 virgin wool; dyed, spun and woven in the Northwest. Sport Shirts, g-M-L-XL, $14.95. Pen Slacks, 29-33, 34-46, $23.95. See all the patterns soon. SHOP TILL 9 ALWAYS VIRGIN WOOL KMC JUSTICE HANDED OUT A law officer administers a whipping to a thief in Ohio in the 1931 photo. Recently, some law officers have gone on record at fevering some form of corporal punishment. UPI Telephoto Lynch of Wilmington, Del., probably would agree with Obermiller. Now! See The Complete Line of 1964 British Motor Cars! WDE3 SPORTS SEDAN NOTHING TO DO! Just take a FREE ride and you are eligible to WINI Free drawing open to any licensed driverll HURRY COME IN TODAY! ECCLES MOTORS 606 South 6th YOUR OLD PROJECTOR Slide or Movie, regard lets of condition. is worth C Tride On the New BALOMATIC 656 Lynch resurrected a 268-year-old law and sentenced a man to 20 lashes with a cat-o'-r.ine-tails and 25 years in prison for a mugging. A youth was sentenced to 20 lashes for violating probation for auto theft. Execution of that sen tence awaits an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Lynch says institutionalism is only to keep bad dogs off the street. It doesn t do any good, r want to punish. Somebody should think ot the victim, not the criminal." A like thinker Is Justice of the Peace Joe Ritter of Woodstock, 111., who contends, "Levying fines on teen-agers only penalizes par ents." Last Christmas, five teen - age boys were hauled before Ritter on charges of beer drinking. He sent them out to collect empty beer cans discarded along high ways In McHenry County north west of Chicago. Two weeks later, the five re turned and presented Ritter with ' 1,280 empty beer cans. But their penance was not com plete. Ritter made them sort the beer cans by brand and write essays on "Why teen-agers drink. Juvenile drinking dwindled In McHenry County, Ritter said. In the same rank is Judge Wal ter G. Tanner of Muncie, Ind., another advocate of razor strap persuasion. Last spring a 19-year-old youth was brought before Tanner on charges of beating his mother. chasing his sister out of the house, and assaulting a police man. Tanner handed the youth's fa ther a leather belt and told him to take his son to another room. "Pants down, and I want to be able to hear it out here," the judge ordered. He heard it. Judges J. Sydney Hoffman of Philadelphia and Anthony Cham pa of Shelbyville, Ind., believe there is nothing like good, honest labor to deter wrong doing. Superior Court Judge Champa ordered a 16-year-old ambulance thief to give the ambulance two waxings. City Court Judge Hoffman gave Arthur J. Brookes, 16, the option of reform school or taking a $2-an-hour job as a hod carrier. Hoffman specified that Brookes pay half his wages for the next five years to the family of a printer who lost a foot when he was struck by Brookes' car. Brookes took the job. A week later, when Brookes proved physically unable to car ry heavy bricks, Hoffman agreed to let him take a lower paying job as a car washer providing he turned over three-fourths of his earnings to the printer. 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