Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 215, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1926 — Page 16

BRITISH BOBBY PAID WELL TO Battle crime Policemen In England Given Decent Chance to Make . Good. ) V. Bn Timet Special LONDON Jan. 8. —England keeps down crime partly by giving her policemen a decent chance. She expects ,a good deal of them, but not too much. She gets them young, treats them well, makes them the protectors but never the masters of the public, and pensions them out of public funds when they have served twenty or twenty-five years. It Isn’t that they are any better men than are American policemen. But their training and their outlook on life.are different. About 6 per cent of applicants for admission to the police force are accepted. Those 5 per cent are turned Into athletes, so that they can run a prisoner down, get him down and keep him down. A fat poltceman In London is a rarity. British policemen have few financial worries. They are well paid, and their uniforms are provided for them. "So are thgir living quarters —bachelors usually at police stations in comfortable rooms, married ones have their rent paid. A policeman’s x>b is provided by the public, and a British policeman must be courteous to the ordinary member of the public. He will accept a quarter tip in return for a favor. But as his job Is a good one, and- safe, he won’t Jeopardize it by accepting a bribe of $25 from a man he Is about to arrest. He is part of a system, and only the system can make or break him. He is never broken Just because somebody doesn’t like him. He doesn’t have to care whether he armrests an "influential” or not; the whole police organization is \>ack of him. It is the influential man who gets broken —if he is guilty. Because of all this; because he treats criminals and the public fairly, the criminal respects him and the public is proud of him and supports him. He doesn’t carry a pistol; if there is a pistol case, trained detective marksmen go out on it; but when a desperate criminal comes along he is dealt with.

SELECTED BY BANK Washington Trust Names Head of Small Homes Department. John F.-'Clayton has been chosen head of the small homes department of the Washington Bank and Trust Company real estate division, Henley T. Hottel announced.today. Clayton formerly was with Miles & Holloway, realtors. The selection of Clayton is part of the bank’s expansion program. 'Che staff of the real estate department now consists 6f the following men: R. W. E. Bushong, In charge of the development department; Wayne Harriman, James Myers, Wayne Schmidt, James M. Brooks, who handles north side residence business for the firm; Irvin Morris, of the property investment section, and Morris Mackey, attorney for the department. RED PARADE IN PEKING PSKING—A demonstration of a Communistic character was held recently by workers and coolies as well as by students. No national flags ware to be seen.

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