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GIVING LOCAL BOOTH A BOOST On Lincoln Square
in Gettysburg, Pa., GOP National Chairman Leonard Hall
leans from campaign booth of the Adams County Council
of Republican Women with a couple of king-size campaign
buttons. Hall was in Gettysburg to confer with President
Eisenhower on campaign plans.
Directors Discuss
Therapy at Meetsn
Dr. Harry K. Danielson, psy
chiatrist, discussed ways of mak
ing the most effective use of
available time and pointed out
some of the benefits of group
therapy at a meeting of the Jack
son County Child Guidance Clin
ic association board of directors
Monday.
Dr. Danielson will divide his
time between duties as district
psychiatrist with the state board
of health and private practice in
Medford.
He said he hopes to establish
group therapy at the clinic here.
Dr. Danielson will be at the
local clinic daily Monday
through Friday between 9 a.m.
and 1 p.m. He noted that only
Jackson and Klamath counties in
this district are using direct
clinical services, but hopes to
help Josephine and Douglas
counties in setting up such services.
323 Persons May
Be Tried for Part
In Polish Revolt
London (U.R) Communist
Poland's public prosecutor indi
cated today that 323 persons
may be brought to trial for their
part in the workers "Bread and
Freedom'" uprising in Poznan.
He also disclosed in an inter
view with the official Polish
news agency PAP that the death
toll in the revolt which flared
June 28 in the big industrial city
rcached 53. Warsaw previously
had set the official toll at 38.
Marian Rybicki, prosecutor
general of the Polish Peoples
Republic, said that more than
300 persons were injured in the
fighting and that 127 were still
hospitalized.
The interview was broadcast
by Radio Warsaw and monitored
in London.
The uprising, touched off by
workers' complaints against low
working and living standards,
finally was crushed by Polish
army tanks and troops.
Rybicki admitted that some of
the demands of the rioting
'workers were "largely justified.'-
He said that investigations
conducted into the disorders dis
tinguished between workers who
participated "under the influ
ence of dissatisfaction at the fact
that their largely - justified de
mands had not been settled'' and
"adventurers, criminal elements
and provocateurs."
A joint government - Commu
nist party commission was set
up by the Red regime in Warsaw
to investigate the riots and sin
gle out those responsible.
Rybicki said that certain
groups were " inspired by sources
which are alien and hostile to
Poland." But he made no refer
ence to the '"American espion
age agents' whom Warsaw and
Moscow have blamed for ignit
ing the rioting.
1 Also introduced to the board
were Bruce Hitt, county super
visor of elementary classroom
instruction, who was visiting
the board, and Dr. Malcolm By
ers, a new technical advisory
committee member.
The board announced that
"Out of Darkness" will be pre
sented on KBES-TV at 9 p.m.
Thursday, July 19. The hour
long film was produced with co
operation of Dr. William C. Men
ninger and Orson Welles.
The film will be shown at the
county health office Thursday
afternoon and at Southern Ore
gon college at 10 a.m. Friday,
July 20. Anyone interested may
attend the showings.
Recent Meeting
Robert Minear. chairman of
publicity and education, reported
on a recent meeting of the com
mittee. He reported that Wil
liam Dawkins would be in charge
of radio phases of committee
work, and Mrs. John Bohnert
will be responsible for newspa
per publicity.
The Rev. Richard Jones will
be publicity representative for
United Medford Crusade with
Miss Mary Aldrich as assistant.
Mrs. Chester Fitch and Miss
Dorothy Huskey will supervise
selection of educational films.
Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter will
work on selection of an edu
cational play and, with Miss Van
denberg, on newsletters.
A final report on the recent
membership campaign, by Mrs.
Roland Holmes, showed a total
of 281 members for the Medford
area.
New Membership
New membership chairmen
for the county at large are Mrs.
Lewis C. Dusenberry, Elk-Trail,
Shady Cove and Prospect areas:
Mrs. W. H. Young, Eagle Point,
Brownsboro and Lake Creek
areas; Mrs. Norman Gail. Gold
Hill; Mrs. Phil Engle, Rogue
River: Mrs. Melvin Hall. Jack
sonville; Mrs. W. H. Ziegler,
Ruch-Applegate: Dr. Loren Mes
senger, Talent, and Mrs. Nor
man Christlieb, Ashland. Chair
men for Central Point and Phoe
nix areas are yet to be named.
In the recent mailing ot the
1956-1957 directory for the
Child Guidance Clinic associa
tion, Mrs. Dwight Houghton,
chairman, was assisted by Girl
Scout Troop 10.
Both Mrs. Carl Wimberly Jr.,
president of the board, and Mrs.
Earl Lawson, United Medford
Crusade representative, reported
on meetings with UMC, in which
the Child Guidance association
is a member agency.
JUKE BOX SMASHED
Charlotte. X. C. U.P.)
Simpson Ivey Brown was whist
ling another tune today as he
languished in the town jail. Po
lice charged Brown with wreck
ing a juke box when it failed to
play his favorite record.
RESPECT FOR WATER
Los Angeles U.R! Eleven
year old Donald Clark was duly
impressed with his heroic rescue
of a five-year old boy at a park
swimming pool. "Holy smoke."
he said, " that water was over my
head and I can't even swim,"
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