Abstract
Lt. Col. E. I. Hockaday is Assistant Superintendent, Missouri State Highway Patrol. Col. Hockaday was appointed to the Highway Patrol in 1937 soon after graduation from Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri, and has risen through the various ranks to his present position. He has attended several special police training schools including the FBI National Academy and a Seminar for Police Administrators at the Harvard Medical School. For the past two years, Col. Hockaday has been a guest lecturer at the State Police Administration Seminar of the Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville, and it was here that he presented this paper during the 1960 Seminar.-EDiToR.
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