Wednesday, Mirth 1, 1959
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OKAYS CUT Leon H. Key
serling, chairman of the
council of economic advisers
in the Truman Administra
tion, testifies before the Sen
ate finance committee in
Washington. He said the pro
posed $20-per-person income
tax reduction is exactly what
is needed to help reduce un
employment and improve
business.
'Parentorium' Set
At Speech Clinic
At SOC March 9th
Ashland - The speech and
hearing center of Southern Ore
gon College, under the direction
of Dr. Donald M. Wilson, has
scheduled another of its "Paren-
toriums," to be held March -9
at 8 p.m. in the SOC Speech
Clinic in the basement of the
library.
The "Parentorium" is a meet
ing for parents to discuss speech
problems of children. Its pur
pose is to offer a better under
standing of how these problems
occur and what can be done
about them. Although the pro
gram is geared to the interests
of parents who have children
with speech defects, much of
what is discussed will bear an
important relationship to teach
ing, and teachers also are en
couraged to attend.
To Stress Prevention
One phase of the program that
will receive particular emphasis
has to do with the prevention
of speech problems. This should
be especially informative for
mothers of young children who
may be starting to develop
faulty speech habits, leaders
said.
All types of speech problems
will be discussed, including
cleft palate, cerebral palsy,
voice and articulation, delayed
speech and stuttering. The meet
ing will be informal, and a color
movie on speech will be shown.
Refreshments will be served.
To Pave Jackson;
See Annual Audit
Paving nt East Jackson st.
from Lindley ave. to Berkeley
Way, was approved last night by
Medford s city council.
Only one oral objection to the
project was made at the meet
ing. Some 60 per cent of' the
property-owners involved have
signed petitions favoring the
project
The street runs along the
south of the new east side junior
high school.
The annual audit of city books
was presented to the council by
Leland Knox. It includes a 50
page report and recommenda
The new franchise with California-Pacific
Utilities company
will be drafted and ready for
action at the next regular coun
cil meeting. ' The present fran
chise expires on March 25.
James H. Free, representing
avis Rent-A-Car service, re
quested the council to consider
leasing him space in the airport
terminal building for rental car
service to airport patrons. The
airport is already served by the
Hertz system. Action was de
layed pending study by the coun
cil. A request for approval of two
driveways on North Riverside
ave. for the Al Dumas Domes
tic laundry was referred to com
mittee. The owners propose to
install a drive-in area for cus
tomers. Two-hour parking on the
south side of Eighth st. between
Grape and Holly sts. was ap
proved on a temporary basis.
Two matters were held over
until the next meeting, a drive
way request by George Good
man and airport lease for fixed
base operations by George
Brothers.
Bids of $1,200 and $800 for
two lots in the Euclid Park ad
dition, Block 5, Were rejected.'
A group of Boy Scouts from
Troop 9, sponsored by the First
Christian church, attended the
meeting as a part of their work
on citizenship merit badges.
(See story on Page 1)
Edward Robinson Jr.
Joins Dad In Court
Hollywood t (U.R) Edward
G. Robinson Jr., 21, has joined
his father in the divorce courts
after former show girl Frances
Chisholm, 25, sued him for a di
vorce because he failed to "re
form." Miss Chisholm reinstated an
earlier suit for seperate main
tenance yesterday and asked it
be changed to a divorce action.
The action first was brought last
June 18 but was taken off the
court calendar when the couple
reconciled briefly
Robinson's father was sued for
divorce last Friday by his wife
of 28 years, Glady's Robinson.
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