| Show I Hel Helen nF Subject Fredericks-Subject Fredericks Subject ct 4 of of Psychological Study n nj j Iari Ian an Mac MacLaren are Author Analyzes Strange G Girls Girl's rl's Case Caser D Dr r Ian Ilan MacLaren who h has Just I Clos closed d it a Series o of five lectures at the Hotel Utah OH on the subjects of charac charac- ter cr analysis and vocational guidance and who has hils made a life study of cr criminal crimi nal tendencies fI and nervous nerVous' conditions c eluting during tho the three and one-half one times that he has traveled around tho thew world today at the tM request of o of TUB THE TELl TELE- TELE GRAM Interviewed Helen Fredericks Frederic the golden haired year sixteen girl girt who climbed Ensign peak several weel weeks Intention of ot com committing ago with the avowed corn com suicide and Is still sUlI on the w war warpath had r- r path at nt the city Jail where she is held Dr MacLaren speaks s seven ven or eight b 1 languages fluently and in order to prove his and make a study of ot human nature has lived for months I at a a. time with many tribes adopting their customs eating their food and studying their habits Animal Instincts Lead la EA speaking of the results results of his In Interview Interview In- In with Miss Fredericks he said sall She is a girl of abnormal physique and has a great deal of ot Teutonic blood in her possibly her possibly Danish She comes from stolid heavy stock and possesses possesse under natural conditions abnormal strength The general tendency in the stock from which she comes has been toward physical pursuits rather than mental The animal an and physical Instincts In Instincts In- In are In the lead Her intellectual faculties are dull and have never been awakened The reasoning faculties are are not well developed developed devel devel- and her education has not been developed along the right lines since a person of her type will wUl not learn only by observation that observation that is to say by a al aI l l I study of ot forms and shapes j If It her education had been conducted I as It should have been and not by trying try try- I ing lag to make malte h her r think things out in instead instead in- in stead of f observing she e Would have risen to fo a higher level of Intelligence t Only about one third of her brain is the working the base brain which controls con con- troll troIs the animal instincts and impulses im im- pulses The intellectual and spiritual re regions regions regions re- re gions of th the brain are in a dormant condition and and- nd although fully developed developed devel devel- are n not t in tune with the physical physical cal organization The nervo nervous s s system stem Is not ac acute te or fine but butis is dull which is very common with this type Kind Firmness Needed The girl a a. violent temper as her keepers can possibly well testify testify testify tes tes- tes- tes and she is given to Impulses when aroused she sho might become ex exceedingly exceedingly ex- ex dangerous She would respond re respond respond re- re spond to kind hind but firm treatment which from a a. psychological standpoint does doe not mean that she sho should be al allowed allowed allowed al- al lowed to come and go as she pleases I Persons of this type are not jive e or Inclined to have fine tine feelings v and this is caused directly by a dull nervous nervous 5 organization However when something occurs to arouse their feelIngs feelIngs feel feel- Ings their tendencies are arc extremely stropS and in most cases their in inclinations In- In cl at ns ar are a matter of ot life and death f I mem anem r There I Is S no doubt that silo shoo has received re- re a severe blow or shock to her nervous ous sensibilities either in the form of a love affair or something else and the present condition is the result Confinement and severe treatment will not cure a c case se of ot this kind but rather such treatment may mean mean that the patient is likely to lapse into vi vicious vicious vi- vi cious clous insanity Sho She should be looked upon on as a a little child and her education education education tion undertaken on a basis the same as that given iven little children In this way possibly Iy her faculties coul could b be awakened awak- awak ened People who lack human nature benevolence and spirituality are more or less animals The Fredericks girlis girl girlIs girlis Is a good example of this kind of a a. I case Th The Tho world is full of such people who are given over more or less to th the animal or baser instincts instinct tf Such cases are not hopeless but their need is for formental formental formental mental treatment I My observation Is la is that at least 50 per cent of ot the crimes crimes' committed inthe in inthe the world are caused because because of impulses Impulses impulses Im im- pulses in iri children that have not been corrected in the proper way ways Proper training of ot childish Impulses will eliminate elim- elim Date nate at a great deal of Crime and many of our criminal institutions Dr Ian Ian- MacLaren an Mac Laren w- w y 9 f 1 r. r I b bY a M MY Y Y |
