clubs and newsboy republics. laws are passed to make them licensed and limit how late they can be on the street and how young they can be on the street. they develop a newsboy court where they are self-regulating themselves and passing judgment on their own violations. so in this way, in terms of the reform movement, they become dues, so italian and who they are changes, as well. >> when did the papers stop using newsboys? mr. digirolamo: it is gradual. i think the 1930's is a key turning point because jobs are so scarce that it becomes work for adults. there are fewer children in their in the trade. also, technology is involved. you have cars and subways, and that is changing the industry, as well. the 1930's, they are still on the streets in big ways, but they have competition from adult. in the 1940's, it is more reliance on stands and adults. but there are still some children in the 1950's and 1960's, but they become more of a minority as you get to urbanization and vehicles. they are efficient in the sense t