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To Dean Roscoe Pound D e m ~ : = S C O C Y o v . ~ ~ h;zs grsciously accepted member-

. P p in .he N iional Council of J:iveniJs Court Judges. We re h-ppy 2nd proud to h:se him join with us.

Xis membcrsbi;P will sfimd; e - xi s;renqihen us as a Courcil and as judges. In him, we see personiiied the high ideals of service to children Emn w X c h the juvenile court is founded, In the writings of the greatest living legal S C ~ O ~ Y and friend of children we can find the chart to our course. In the more and more effective administration of the juvenile court idea of personalized justice may well rest, in large part, the future of our country and of Demo- c r x y everywhere.

Let us pray that we as judges may be found worthy in our day of the heritage entrusted to us and of the leader- ship ef Desn Pound. It is our hope as well that Dean Pound will accept from us as official representatives of children their gratitude, best wishes and affection.

It is to Dean Pound and to all he stands for, that this issue of the JOURNAL is dedicated.

-Gustav L. Schramm.