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1 Successful Justice 1939

handle is hein.beal/succjust0001 and id is 1 raw text is: SUCCESSFUL JUSTICE By EWING COCKRELL Sponsored by Thurman Arnold, United States Assistant Attorney General. Sanford Bates, former Director U. S. Bureau of Prisons. Paul Bellamy, President Ameri- can Society of Newspaper Edi- tors. Dr. Augusta F. Bronner, Di- rector Judge Baker Foundation. Prof. Ernest W. Burgess, for- mer President American Socio- logical Society. Dr. Richard C. Cabot, former President National Conference of Social Work. Cornelius F. Cahalane, former Deputy Chief Inspector New York City Police Department. Edward R. Cass, General Secre- tary American Prison Associa- tion. Dr. Frank L. Christian, Super- intendent Elmira Reformatory. Charles L. Chute, Executive Di- rector National Probation Asso- ciation. Judge Charles E. Clark, U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals; former Dean Yale Law School. Dr. John Dewey, former Presi- dent American Psychological As- sociation. Judge Harry L. Eastman, Cleveland Juvenile Court. Prof. Charles A. Ellwood, for- mer President American Socio- logical Society and International Institute of Sociology. Dr. Bernard Glueck, former Director Psychiatric Clinic, Sing Sing Prison. Judge Jonah J. Goldstein, former New York City Magis- trate and Judge Court of Gen- eral Sessions. Joseph H. Hagan, head of Rhode Island Probation and Pa- role Services. Irving W. Halpern, Chief Pro- bation Officer New York Court of General Sessions. Herbert Harley, Secretary American Judicature Society; editor of its Journal. Dean Albert J. Harno, Univer- versity of Illinois Law School. Dr. William Healy, Director Judge Baker Foundation. James M. Hepbron, Managing Director Baltimore Criminal Justice Commission and Com- munity Chest. Dr. Clarence M. Hincks, for- mer General Director National Committee for Mental Hygiene. Paul U. Kellogg, Editor Sur- vey; President National Con- ference of Social Work.

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