Jersey Hiradó, 1964 (45. évfolyam, 3-39. szám)

1964-05-08 / 19. szám

May 8, 1964 Availability of Smut to Youth Deplored by Essex Judges NEWARK—- Four judges of the Essex County Juvenile and Do­mestic Relations Court in their annual report deplore the easy availability of 'obscene publica­tions and what they describe as the inadequacy of laws dealing with pornography. “Delinquents coming before the court,” said the report, “have available to them in the public market a vast array of crime stories, masochistic, fetishistic and obscene magazines containing bor­derline or lewd stories. The avail­ability of such publications in our Essex communities defies descrip­tion.” The judges—Harry W. Linde­­man, Horace S. Bellfatto, Herbert J. Kenarik and Neil G. Duffy— were critical of traffickers in ob­scenity but contended existing laws are inadequate. “The purveyor i» more dar­ing,” they said, “pushing sales by every means, because he has very little to fear from the law. “The test for obscenity estab­lished by the United States Su-COLORFUL STAMP OFFER 300 varied austrian stamps, in­cluding many special commem­orative issues, only 3 dollars. Send cash, check or money or­der to KLEIN, Steyr, Haf­nerstrasse 4, Austria. We guar­antee prompt delivery. preme Court is ‘whether to the average person, applying contem­porary community standards, the dominant theme of the material taken as a whole appeals to pruri­ent interest.’ “If a publication comes with­in the protected area it cannot be suppressed because the First Amendment guarantees ‘free expression.’ Apparently only hard-core pornography can be legally prohibited.” The report called upon parents to exercise proper control of the children’s reading material and to provide proper sex education. Other action also is necessary, the judges declared. “Public statements of the lead­ing psychiatrists in the country and their conclusions that obscene material can affect any person bf any age, cannot be ignored, nor can the report of a New Jersey legislative commission which warned in 1962 that the sale of pornographic material is a $10,- 000,000 to $14,000,000 a year business in New Jersey and is a serious threat to the ethical and moral well-being of our youth.” The four judges concluded this phase of their report by expressing the hope a clinical survey of the problem by the New Jersey Diag­nostic Center at Menlo Park might lead to legislation restrict­ing the distribution and sale of smut. Establishment of a permanent commission to deal with the prob­lem will be helpful, they added. Deanship a College For Trenton Teacher RALEIGH, N. 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Quarto Martedi’ del mese CIVICA CRISTOFORO COLOMBO, Lega Albert Mosciano, Pres. Terzo Martedi’ del mese CALABRESE, Societa’ A. M. Crea, Pres. Secondo Lunedi’ del mesa CRISTOFORO COLOMBO POLITICO MASCHILE Pielice Pancrazio, Pres. Primo Lunedi’ del mese CRISTOFORO COLOMBO POLITICO FEMMINILE Anna Callisti, Pres. Terzo Lunedi’ del mese LOGGIA GIOVANI BOVIO— SOUTH TRENTON—Ordine Figli D’ltalia John Sensi, Pres. Primo Venerdi del Mese COLLEGE SPORTSMEN CLUB Joseph Massari, Pres. FERENTILESE MASCHILE, Societa’ Biagio Conti, Pres. Secondo Martedi del mese FERENTILLESE MASCHILE, FERENTILLESE, FEMMINI­LE, Societa’ Taide Capranica, Pres. Primo Martedi’ del mese FULTON SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CLUBS Vincent Innocenzi, Pres. Primo Venerdi del mese ITALIAN-AMERICAN SPORTS­MEN’S CLUB Kuser Rd., Trenton, N.J. 08609 Ottavio Agabiti, President Henry Di George, Secy. ITALIAN AMERICAN SPORTSMEN CLUB Ladies Auxiliary Ida Cristofari, Pres. 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