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WELFARE PLAN
EXPLAINED
FOR
LOCAL LEADERS
Volunteers of America May
? Use Former Luke Ryan
. Home As Local Retreat
policy Told.
A resume of the past accomplish
uipntR in Oregon of tho Volunteers
of America, with, an outline or tho
work to bo carried on by tho or
Kanizatfon In thin city with enlab
lUhment of a welfaro homo In tho
former laiko Ryan houae on West
Jacknon atroet and a social center
at 13 Fir street, were Riven yenter-
day noon by Lt.-Col, JchbIo V.
tit arks, commander of tho Oregon
battalion, at the luncheon at Hotel
Mod ford, to which representatives
of tho various clubs and organlza-
' , tlons of Med ford were invited by
Mrs, Ida N. Hayos, member of the
advisory board of Portland. In this
city with Col. Starks to organize
a local post of the philanthropic
society.
''No Creed But Christ, No Law
But Love," Co). Htarka gav as the
motto of the volunteers of Amer
ica, and cited various attainments
of the organization to provo that
the' members have adhered to tho
motto. The projects which arc
segregated In Portland under the
heading of home for underpaid
working girls, day nursery for chil
dren of working mothers, homo
, for deserted mothers and children
and various other social welfare
.works, will be combined In this
uity.
No Fund Drive.
!. No drive for funds will be ma do
byi'tho organization In agreement
with the - plans of the Community
.Qlfest. , AVhen the Volunteers of
America have proved to tho local
public however, that they are do
Ing' a worthy and needed work,
they will ask to be Included In the
community chest budget.
: .."We -do not feature our roltglouri
Work." Col. Htarks Mated, "or force
our beliofs upon tho people wo
help. Within our organization are
people, of various faiths. We are
riot a denominational organization.
Wo cooporato with the chu relic
and cluba In accomplishing our:
abjective. Our aim and motnod in
...w ... w Hu.f.v u. ......
doi not b o 1 1 e v e In pauperizing
them. ... . , .. ,
i'.'W hold' few street meeting"
oiid do not play bass drums or use
tambourines on the street. AVo do
not believe In cheapening our-
aolvcs,"
...i Mann In Bupuurt.
J. C. Mann, who was called upon
to give His opinion of the oritanli'
alJon and Its work, stated that he
would give tho group his support
and felt sura that the community
would If a definite need for It
could be oiled. '
County Judge Alex Sparrow, In
apeaklng of the need, referred to
' danger of overlapping by the
'Volunteers of America and orga
t pUmtions existing hero at the pre.
int time. He added, however, that
Jie was sure the group could find
JnJenty to do here If able to flnanco
themselves without aid of the
ounty.
I Hamilton Patton, presldont of
Silo community chest, alao citod
lupllcatlons In charitable work
Tlow being done, but promised tho
. (id of tho community chest to the
Tolunteera of America when they
rove they aro fulfilling an actual
Mil. '
. ' ftatefl Nrca Need.
Care of children In broken
homes and reorganisation of fam
ullieyi wero then polntod out by C
IS. Gates, as a need. After 18
years of contact with the charlt
ablo work done by organlrjitions
or.Mcdford, he explained, he haii
rme to realize that there la
neicd that -all of them havo loft
unfilled.
' - "The children of broken homn
am now shipped out of. tho coun
ty," he stated. "I am perhaps a
bit lonUmcntat about the situation,
.put 1 would like to soe them kept
here and t feel that the old Luke
Jlyan home on Jackson street
"rould bo an Ideal p'ace for them."
He suggeatod that the members
of various organleatlons go through
tholr attics and bring forth the
f,loya and playground equipment
' their children have outgrown, and
donate them to the home. ,
' 'i - Medford Center. '
'" The speakers woro Introduced at
' the lunchoon by Mrs. Hayes, who
will head the organisation of the
-home and soolal center in Med
ford. Col. Starks, who has been
hero during tho past week, plans
toi. leave today for Portland.
With establishment of the post In
this olty, Medtord will serve as
neuter for the work of the Vol-
' unteera of Amortca throughout
southern Oregon.
- Although no drive has neon
Made by Mrs, Hayes or Col. Starks
4n- thla city, the sum of 11000 his
been promised by Individuals to
"ward the, purchase of the home,
chosen by the group.
F,
ENGAGE IN FIGHT
KOSBBUnO, Ore., June II OP)
Sheriff Jackson said today he
was unable to obtain much Infor
mation regarding the tight last
night which resulted In serious In
juries to W. W. White, Melrose
fanner, who is alleged to have been
beaten by alter Lovell. neighbor,
t- Authorities said the fight follow
, ed several drinks both men are
: Slleged to bare tskrg. m
UMPQUA
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Thursday
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FOR N. J. HOME
FOIIT MVEItS. Fla.. Juno 18
n Tboiiius A. Kdlson, who lust
night told Interviewers that he
would urge President Hoover to
sock a second torm, will say good-
byo to hla mlnliituro rubber plan
tation hero tonight nnd return to
hla homo at West Orange, N. J
to contlnuo hla pxporimontH thero.
Mr. hillnun will carry with hfln
to Now Jersey a complete hor
barium of plants and weeda which
have tieen found to contain a per
centage of rubber in tho process
of inoro than 10.000 tests.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ASKS
BRANCH LINE APPROVAL
WASHINGTON, June 11. (IV-
The Southern Pacific company to
day asked tho Interstate commerce
commission to approve Ita acquisi
tion or control of the Valley and
Sllets railroad company, operating
In the Willamette valley. Oregon.
Tho price to bo paid was not
stilted In the application.
"I got bockallmy
PIP and
WEIGHT
in no tim by
taking
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