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M EDFORD Tribune Ifega 1 to 4 MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1958 2nd SECTION Integrity Starts In Home, New Th erne for Father's Day Sr DOC QTJIGG ifmtmri Ttt Correspondent s Xew York (IP) Mother 1. had her day. Now we can Jura our thoughts toward the !t man, whose day comes up 3Mt month. father's Day this year is -of Btrticular significance, in iw of the current outcry afnut juvenile delinquency, its theme suggests that STtpa should be something Shsre than a guy who will ftt presents or postcards on JftC 15. The 1958 Father's Day Sfcsmne is: "Integrity starts in Sa home. There are available to us eloquent assessments of father-family relationship -hich I beg leave to quote in prt. They were uttered by Mark Van Doren, the poet and teacher, and his son, Charles, the TV quiz star and teacher, at a banquet in their onor. "If I believe anything," Mark Van Doren said, "I be lieve that every person speaks at least for himself. Charlie has done so all his lifa ... I claim no credit for his being what he is ... if Charlie was helped in any way at all, it was he who de cided to accept the help . . . "It could be that Charlie has been helped by the affec tion he has always known his family had for him ... if it had any value as a gift, he gave it that value by his de cision, deliberate or other wise, to receive it as he did those other gifts, from God knows where, which make him what he is today." Charles Van Doren then spoke. The extraordinary thing about my father," he said, "is that his public face, and his private face, have been the same. He has been the same man to the world that he has that CABINET CRISIS Pierre Pflimlin (above), 51, has been asked by President Rene Coty to try and form a new government and solve France's current cabinet crisis. Pflimlin was finance rninister in the outgoing cabinet of Premier Felix Gaillard. DRESS DESIGNER DIES Biarritz, France (IPi Lu cien LeLong, 69, widely known dress designer and per fume maker, died Saturday night. been to his family. And is harder than it sounds. Looked On At Heroes "It is the very definition of integrity, I suppose. Chil dren particulafjy boys tend to think of their fathers as being in some way or oth er heroes, as being strong, val iant, and wise, and true. And I am afraid that may boys, when they grow up, discover that this was an illusion. "My growing up was ex tremely fortunate. The older I became, and the more aware the plainer it appeared to me that my father WAS strong, and valiant, and wise and true. And I am more sure of it today than I ever was. "And the way I know it is be my having been able, as time went on, to learn some thing of this other, this pub lic face. I knew what he was in the family. But as I grew older and went out into the world to make my own way, I began to realize that every one even strangers, 'who are often the best judges of all thought of him exactly the way I did. Sets Example "This has set for me an example which I can only hope to strike at. I too have the problem of living in a private and a public life. If I do one half as good a job as he has done, I shall have done well." These two statements serve to indicate, it seems to me, that as long as mutual trust, and love and the integrity so movingly here attested can exist within the home, that institution will live 'as a sound and right one. Joan Crawford's Son Arrested Greenport, N.' Y. flF) The 15-year-old adopted son of actress Joan Crawford is under arrest in a juvenile de linquency charge for alleged ly shooting out street lights. Police said Christopher Crawford and three other youths blasted out a number of lights while joyriding Thursday night. Charges of malicious mis chief were placed against the other youths. The Crawford boy was re leased in the custody of Dr. Earl Loomis, a child psychia trist with whom he has been staying. Miss Crawford and her hus band, Alfred N. Steele, chair man of the board of the Pepsi Cola Company, were reported in Florida. Norblad Sees Adair Funds by Next Fall Salem (IP) Rep. Walter Norblad (R-Ore.), said Sun day he believed that money would be available by this fall for construction of the $10 million Bomarc missile base at Camp Adair. Norblad said there were two other projects for guided missiles being studied by the House Armed Services com mittee, in Michigan and New England. He said House leaders feel these projects . can be taken up in committee after the President's military reorgani zation bill has been acted on and that the House Appropri ations committee "can bring in a supplemental bill pro viding funds for construction before this session closes." Western Development Group Formed During Fairs Association Meeting Sacramento (IP) Dele gates to the Western Fairs As sociation convention here have formed a "Western America Development coun cil" designed to coordinate six major expositions and the 1960 Winter Olympics dur ing the next five years. A four-man committee was named to draft an operating plan for the council: George A. Scott and Wayne Dailard of San Diego, Calif.; James Faber, Seattle, Wash., and C. M. Vandebiirg, New York. Represented at the two-day meeting which ended here Friday were the California State Fair, the San Diego, Calif. Fiesta, the Oregon and Colorado Centennial Exposi tions, the Seattle World Sci ence Fair, the Winter Olym pics and the many other cele brations represented by the Western Fairs group. The council will attempt to stimulate travel westward during the next half-decade. It will also seek to eliminate possible competition between the San Diego Fiesta and the California State Fair, and to set up coordinated schedules for all of the expositions. Louis S. Merrill, general manager of Western Fairs, re ported that the association has received a record number of PAYS SON'S FINE Hillside, N. J.-zm Magis trate Henry Goldhor fined a 17-year-old S25 Friday for careless driving. The . youth was his son, Stephen, and be cause the high school student has no income the magistrate had to pay the fine. exhibit space inquiries from industry in the last three months. Mamie Will Help Mother Celebrate Denver. Colo. HP) Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower planned today to help celebrate the 80th birthday Tuesday of her mother, Mrs. John S. Doud. Mrs. Eisenhower came to Denver Sunday. She expects to remain here at least through Tuesday. Mrsi Eisenhower was ac companied on her visit by her sister, Mrs. Gordon Moore of Washington, D.C., and her personal physician, Col. Wal ter Thach. 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