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Home Construction In Medford Keeps Pace With 1951 Building of new homes in Med lord kept pace with he first quarter of 1951 during the same period this year, but building permit valuation for all types of structures dropped 44 per cent, according to Pacific Northwest Building Data. The Equitable Savings and Loan association publication shows that new homes started here during the first three months of 1952 were valued at $417,033, compared with $430, 800 in January, February and March of 1951. This amounted to only a three per cent drop from last year's figures. Overall Value Down Overall construction this year, however, was valued at only $528,463 compared with $926, 855 during the first three months of 1951. Permit valuation for all types of construction was down 25 per cent during the first quarter for the entire state, while new resi dence construction was up 19 per cent. Valuation change in other southern Oregon cities in cluded in Building Data showed total permits down 41 per cent and dwelling permits up 18 per cent in Grants Pass and total per- mils down 57 per cent and dwell ing permits down 64 per cent in Klamath Falls. STOLEN CAR RECOVERED State police last night recov ered a State Highway Depart ment car which was stolen from Canyonville last Tuesday, they reported this morning. The car, a 194S Ford, was found near Eagle Point. 35 MLEW nnODMLES OPEC! FOR INSPECTION annual A Medford's Newest . . Most Scenic .SUB-DIVISION 2 Blocks North of East Main near Jackson St. HOMESITES As Low As $1500 nly 25 ID 4 YEAK T0 1PAY LET US SHOW EASTWOOD TO YOU! When you see the scenic lots on EASTSIDE, each one with an exciting view of Medford and the Valley, you'll agree that HERE is the BEST BUY OF THEM ALL ' close to down town shopping, yet with all the advantage! of wholesome coun try living. Medford's MILLION DOLLAR CITY WATER? Certainly, and with sensi ble building restrictions to safeguard your view and your home investment. The new junior high school site is nearby: the Roosevelt school but a few travel-safe blocks away . . . Just come out and see the fine hornet now built and being con structed on EASTWOOD see the many fine view sites available at prices you can afford. You'll LIKE Eastwood's beautiful view and rolling hilltl HOW TO DRIVE TO EASTWOOD Just drive out East Main to North Keene Way Drive, turn left direct to the Eastwood tract. We'll be there today to show you around. ROGUE VALLEY LAUD CO 617 Eait Main WHOOSH! Their noses pointed straight up, a flight of seven Brit ish jets is photographed from a companion Meteor flying close to the formation as they make their elevator-climb over Suez Canal. SINGER WINS DIVORCE Los Angeles (U.R) Musical comedy singer Marion Bell, 29, won a divorce Friday from her second husband, actor Thomas E. Charlesworth, 32, on charges he refused to support her and forced her to support him. uieuiui In Beautiful STWOOP Drive Out an See the Eastwood Homes Open for Inspection Both Saturday and Sunday EXCLUSIVE AGENTS !D..m: uuuu huiiw ibaiui a taavs w a i s Members Hear Discussion Of Child Psychiatric Work Community child guidance clinics were discussed by Dr. Charles Bradley, Portland, di rector of Oregon psychiatric services for children, at the an nual meeting of Jackson Coun ty Public Health association held yesterday at St. Mark's Guild hall. Mrs. John Cotton, Ashland, presided. Dr. Bradley explained that the Ideal child guidance clinic has at least three staff members, a psychiatrist, a psychiatric social worker and a clinical psycholo gist. The psychiatrist slated that a child guidance clinic, extreme ly expensive to maintain, actu ally should be "at the end of the list" of services which a com munity supplies for children. Other Services A community should be sure first that the schools and churches are operating as they should, that there is a sound public health program, good medical men, an adequate re creational program and adequate counseling by courts and other agencies before any thought should be given to a child guid ance clinic, Dr. Bradley said. "The clinic is licked unless all other services operate well." Dr. Bradley said. A clinic should not be established unless a commun ity definitely wants one, he added, and the community must first be completely acquainted with what a clinic can do. One in Portland Dr. Bradley explained that the only child guidance clinic in the state is in Portland, and said that the University of Oregon medi cal school has been sending psy chiatrists to various cities of the state once a month for consul- Phone 3-3641 a; SIM tation work. He pointed out thai this is helpful, but since the vis its are only monthly, with littli or no trained personnel in each community to carry on instruc tions or" treatment between vis its, results are not always the best. Dr. Bradley explained some thing of the operation methods of the clinic staff members, and said the staff must be highly trained and "work as a team" with one assigned to the child in question and another to the par ents. They can be most useful under correct conditions, he added. Always Expensive He said psychiatric treatment is always expensive, and that few can afford to pay for the services of a private psychia trist. During the question period Dr. Bradley said that time had proven false two assumptions which had at first seemed "rea sonable." One is that a child guidance clinic always lessens juvenile delinquency, and an other that psychiatric treatment for children prevents mental ill ness as adults. SOC Campus Day Slated Tomorrow Ashland Southern Oregon colleg has been chosen as a test ing center for a special adminis tration of the elective Service college qualification examina tion, according to Dr. John A Schulz, director of the testing bureau. The Princeton, N.J., headquar ters of th examining group an nounced yesterday that the test will be given on Thursday, May 22. It will begin at 8:30 a.m. in Room 203 of Churchill hall, Dr. Schulz Eaid. Active Club Plans Circus Concessions The Medford Active club will run the concessions at the Crat er Lake area council Boy Scout circus Saturday evening at the high school stadium, President j George Schuler announced to- j day. Jack Cummings has been named chairman of the commit tee making arrangements for the concession. At last year's circus the Active club turned over $li0 to the Boy Scout council from profits of the concession. All profits from the concession will be donated to the council. At this week's meeting, mem bers voted to sponsor 10 memb ers of the schoolboy patrol at the dinner to be given by the Medford Safety council Friday evening at the Jackson hotel. More Pay Awaiting Military on May 31 - Washington (U.R) Service men of all branches will find more money waiting on the table when the pay line forms May 31. A bill raising military pay by 4 per cent across the board, and increasing rent and food allow ances by 14 per cent, won un animous congressional approval Thursday. i The measure now goes to the White House, where President Truman is expected to sign it within a few days. Two Cars Ransacked Police Reports Show Two cars were ransacked while parked in front of the Y club last night or early this morning, according to state po lice, i Robert Hodges, Portland, told police that a suitcase and brief case, a pair of slacks and a sport shirt were stolen from his car, and Ike Orr, 860 Renault ave nue, reported to city police that his car was ransacked between midnight and 2:30 a.m. Stolen were an 8mm movie camera, a still camera and a pair of dark glasses, he said. Injured Policeman Nabs Two; Collapses Detroit (U.R) Two men fleeing from rookie Patrolman Arthur Holmes Jr., thought they were safe when the policeman's car rolled over three times aft er it sideswiped their getaway car. Holmes, 28, leaped from the wrecked patrol car, snapped handcuffs on the two men and then collapsed. Doctors said he suffered serious head and in ternal injuries. 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