(INDIANS)

HEARINGS

BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

OF THE

COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
UNITED STATES SENATE

EIGHTY-FOURTH CONGRESS

FIRST SESSION

PURSUANT TO

S. Res. 62

INVESTIGATION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN THE
UNITED STATES

60297

MARCH 11, APRIL 28, 29, AND 30, 1955

Printed for the use of the Committee on the Judiciary

CONTENTS

Statement of-

Emmons, Glenn L., Commissioner, Bureau of Indian Affairs, accom-

panied by Selene Gifford, Assistant Commissioner, W. Barton

Greenwood, executive officer, and William R. Benge, chief law

enforcement officer, Bureau of Indian Affairs, United States Depart-

۔ - ment of the Interior

Hart, John, executive director, Indian affairs committee, State of

North Dakota_.

Herniquez, Father Edward, superintendent, St. John's Indian School,

and Father Bonaventure, St. John's Indian Mission, Laveen, Ariz - -

Jones, Paul, chairman, Navaho Tribal Council, accompanied by John

Carmody, chief, community services, Window Rock, Ariz- - -

Lewis, Orme, Assistant Secretary of the Interior--

McFarland, Ernest W., Governor, State of Arizona_

Onsrud, Carlyle, executive director, State welfare department, State

of North Dakota_

Robinson, Richard H., attorney general, State of New Mexico - -

Testimony of—

Anderson, Paul, San Carlos Apache Reservation, Ariz - -

Chino, Wendell, president, tribal council, Mescalero Apaches, accom-

panied by Walter Olsen, superintendent - -

Cronemeyer, Hoskie, chairman, law and order committee, Navaho

Tribal Council, accompanied by Pat Nelson, special officer, Navaho

Reservation, Ariz - -

Crow, John O., superintendent, Fort Apache Indian Reservation,

White River, Ariz - -

Dodge, Thomas H., superintendent of San Carlos Agency, Ariz--

Harkins, C. L., superintendent of public instruction, State of Arizona--

Galbraith, Allen, superintendent, Indian agencies, Jicarilla Apache

Tribe, New Mexico - -

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Harless, Richard, attorney, Colorado River Tribes, Arizona_-

Hill, Leonard M., area director, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Department

of the Interior, Sacramento, Calif., accompanied by Rita Singer,

Solicitor's Office, Sacramento, Calif -

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399

Homer, Peter, member of tribal council, Colorado River Tribes,

Arizona -

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Jerome, Delbert R., director of the Indian education division, State

department of public instruction, State of Arizona__

Jose, Nelson, tribal judge, Gila River Reservation, Ariz - - -

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Keller, James Don, district attorney, San Diego County, San Diego,

Calif..

438

Laffoon, Herman, chairman, tribal council, Colorado River Tribes,

arizona--

Manuel, Mark, chairman, tribal council, Papago Reservation; and

Albert M. Hawley, superintendent, Papago Agency, Sells, Áriz_--

Marks, Poyal D., attorney, Fhoenix, Ariz., accompanied by Miss Anne

Hughes, Sertoma Club, Phoenix, Ariz - -

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Morago, Jay, governor, Pima-Maricopa Community Council, Gila

River Feservation, Ariz--

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O'Harra, Herman E., administrative officer, Pima area field office,

Sacaton, Ariz - - - .

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Oliver, Lester, chairman, tribal council, Fort Apache Reservation,

White_River, riz--

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Parker, Rupert, president, Hualapai Tribal Council, Arizona-.

Penn, Mrs. Jane, resident of Morongo Feservation, Calif

Peterson, Robert W., city manager, Palm Springs, Calif _

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Salsbury, Dr. Clarence G., commissioner, State health department,

State of Arizona - - -

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