Mrs. Gordon Fruth wrote a letter to Representative James R. Jones expressing concern about the conditions in juvenile detention homes in Oklahoma, specifically mentioning the mistreatment of girls at the Frances Willard Home. Representative Jones responded by informing her about possible federal action to reform juvenile justice and providing copies of the relevant bills. Mrs. Fruth detailed her experiences with a girl named Marilyn who had been institutionalized and expressed concerns about the treatment of children in these facilities, including issues of neglect, due process, and inappropriate punishments. She highlighted the need for dignity and worth in the treatment of these children. Representative Jones acknowledged her concerns and assured her of his interest in the progress of the legislation and his commitment to protecting the rights of juveniles in the judicial system.