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Show A Traffic Cop Goes to College Each year a 9-month course is offered to a carefully selected group of traffic policemen, from all parts of the country by the Northwestern Northwest-ern University Traffic Institute in Evanston, III. The school was created cre-ated in 1936 by a grant from the Automotive Safety Foundation. A trained staff under Lieut. F. M. Kreml, director, conducts highly specialized courses in all phases of traffic control. :: r ..'Sr M -A The student officers spend a minimum of 22 hours a week in formal for-mal classroom study and at least that many in outside preparation. . dS! l:'A A. R. Forster, director of training, diagrams a collision scene for the benefit of five members of the class. tZ3e f if 5 f cK - . i Circle: Homework . . . Here two I ' students are "cracking the books" ' I A, ' t for next day's classes. i 1 ' t - f Right: first aid is an important '. t " t ' element in the curriculum. Here i j ,1 Eieut. A. J. Nagel demonstrates s , 1 - J Circle: Homework . . . Here two students are "cracking the books" for next day's classes. Right: First aid is an important element in the curriculum. Here Lieut. A. J. Nagel demonstrates the head bandage. Above: A carefully staged "accident," in which students are nailed to investigate. Many real accidents are also investigated. me neaa uanaage. " It I; '-yi Above: A carefully ' , ,llsi JL staged accident, in j : which students are 1 !"' 'T"!, : railed to investigate. , 1 j i f ' Many real accidents fc t , " , ! are also investigated, fv - f , " 1 tt?''' t 3 Tet for drunkenness, which is ' made with a Hargrr drunkometer, fV:.:- ' a device which determines the 'f rsSj- ; amount of alcohol the driver has hmmti mt'iit-KinmiiMiikuiritvH. Vti-il taken, from the air in his lungs. Test for drunkenness, which is made with a llarger drunkometer, a device which determines the amount of alcohol the driver has taken, from the air in his lungs. ) ' ' -y a |
