.fcrW. 1940
THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
P?ge Three.
Jameson Names
Oregonians
- Arnnn. all
iMt of he executive
"lf the Oregon Confer-
Iw,ilv Belations by Dr.
rfjanUn, president
Jfci and Profe?,sor '
j the Universlty
5on Conference on Fam-
which has been in
!frmation for the past
iff organized by Dr.
Kt studies of the In
K the family by conduct
Cffic research could be
executive committee
L'toMReverend Benjamin
S, bishop. Diocese of
Portland; Mrs. Max S
r Jewish housewife and
Illative of the League of
Titers, Portland; Miss
Kb Howe, principal of Jane
ji H. Hutchens, psychiatrist
SISian in the University
" .L;-! chnnl at Port-
Krt Lang, executive sec
Mental Hv-
miety, Portland; Judge
LION S SHARE of U. S. exports is going to the British lion, as figures, give evidence of
America s increased aid to Britain. In a typical month, September, 1940, more than 60 per
cent of the 27a millions in goods exported went to the United Kingdom and Canada, while
U. S. exports to axis partners fell off.
Donald E. Long, circuit judge and
vice president of the conference,
Multnomah county court of do
mestic relations; Mrs. Buena M.
Maris, extension specialist in fam
ily relationships, Oregon State col
lege; Miss Eliabeth McGaw, dean
of girls, Grant high 'school, Port
land; Miss Ethel Mealey, consult
ant in health education, division
of maternal and child health of
the state board of health. Pnrtlanri-
Dean Ava B. Milam, dean and di
rector of home economics, state
system of higher education; Dean
Wayne L. Morse of the University
of Oregon law school; Miss Faye
Steinmetz, director of the Neigh
borhood Councils, Portland coun
cil of social agencies, and secre
tary-treasurer for the conference;
Mrs. C. W. Walls, president of the
Oregon Congress of Parents and
Teachers, Portland; Mrs. Clifford
Zollinger, representative of the
A. A. U. W. and author of books
on child care, and Dr. Jameson.
Ground School Course
To Start January 6
A complete ground school course
for those who have hitherto been
unable to take advantage of the
CAA flying courses will open on
the University of Oregon campus
starting Monday, January 6. un
der the sponsorship of the general
extension division, it is announced
by Assistant Director W. G.
Beattie.
Provided a suitable number of
students sign up in advance, the
course will be offered each Mon
day night for 10 weeks. In case a
large number sign up, it is likely
that a Thursday evening session
may also be established. Registra
tion should be made at the general
extension office on the campus, at
tile municipal airport with Joe
Harrell, CAA flight instructor, or
with Homer Middlesworth, secre
tary of the McKenzle Flying as
sociation, which is cooperating
cooperating with the extension in
sponsoring the classes.
The ground course will Include
lar navigation and pilotage, charts
and maps, the compass, navigation
problems, various phases of me
teorology, und other related prom
lems. Although no university
credit will be allowed, students
will be prepared to take the CAA
examinations. Complete informa
tion may be obtained by calling'
the extension division at 3300, ex
tension 325.
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