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13. Say family prayers together.
14. Dress children neatly so they will have pride in their appearance.
15. Establish more ‘pal’ relationships between, father and son.
16. Do more things with young people instead of for them. 2. How To Get Parents To Act:
1. Force parents of delinquents to attend special classes for training their offsprings.
2. Sentence parents as well as children for juvenile crimes.
3. Put parents on parole when child commits a crime.
4. Publish names of parents of delinquents.
5. Force parents to be in court when their children’s cases are heard.
6. Hold education courses on marriage—to help prevent broken homes.--__
7. Urge TV stations to sponsor more parent-education programs. 3. What Communities Can Do:
1. Provide wholesome recreation for children—playgrounds, swimming pools, dances, baseball organizations and fields.
2. Spend more tax money for homes for juvenile delinquents.
3. Take vigorous action against ‘crime’ entertainment.
4. Better salaries for policemen—to attract type who can gain respect of teen-agers.
5. Organize Save-A-Youth Council, or Juvenile Conference Committee, made up of prominent, understanding citizens and police officials, to take up individual cases of delinquency.
6. Employ more night patrolmen.
7. Urge churches to plan more activities to attract teen-agers.8.
Urge youth to participate more actively in community affairs.
9. Avoid pushing public recreation to point where it takes chil
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