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Special Seminar Is Advantages of Family Service Exp!aittoj(t Gu?4.lnc6 DinuW j
Planned atU of 0
Eugene Kenneth ndsay.
visiting professor of (fiftlitical
science in the University of
3 Vi???1, 3' nl!CU speaStf
- seminar on vestin Europe .s
a ptyt of tlie Summer World
Affairs program. The seminar
will be from June 20 to July
Professor Lindsay, who has
had a career in politics, educa
tion and international affairs,
served for many years aa
member of Parliament.
was civil lord of the admiralty
and undersecretary for Educa
tion in the British Govern
ment before World War II.
Long interested in problems
of European integration, Lind
say will e special emphasis
during his summer course to
the political, economic, and
social trends of Western (Eur
ope with particular strcsVon
the movement .toward integra
tions. Lindsay recently concluded
his service as the director of
the Hague Conference on Eur
opean assemblifejljbefore com
ing to the University of Ore-
M'le is the author of many
books on education, parlia
mentary problems, and Euro
pean cooperation.
George H. Barnett, attorney, a service include reduction of, them
and vice president. Family j welfare costs, reduction ofitrist.
Service Association of Amer-1 ch(j)dclinqiiency, would help j Asks Questions
ica, rnday nieht listed the ad-i wnn uKuvuiuai social pnw
vantagesolLa ianiUvcouasel-J . a"A.JV!uillfa, tsfe.
to consult a psychia-i ity needs. With state financinu cliiat tie) social work, he ! ents. anrf since his vife sfrtC
it u)d be more state ori- noted. A famiry counselor has pofTfld him attime when()?
entated, he said. A good cross- i to tell which cases can be I is driving for fcnlv inde-
You nave a service fotvsrl;"u" icpreMrmnuon
i')untarlly. Rel
7v(Ji1aiighter would not run (vlv
dsj?ss there was Tamily
trouble, the a g e n aiso
I (ML TRIBUNI. Madfoi, Or. 7
W.n that the! Sufiiy, May 1940 A
ine-sen-Kerarta sWdJaclrsoTri vatrG twnmunHV ei61o7 DuVwfieredo the chil-
county wouldQiave a chance
to pioneer in this field.
Only Oregon family coun
selling (iJrVceis, in Portland,
he told uiose attending the
dinner meeting of the South
ern Oregon Child Guidance
Clinic in the Medford High
school cafetrria.
The Santa Clara, Calif., at
torney said advantages of such
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Postpone Conference
f . r r -- i '
FUrtianer - uro -
supporters for Adlai Steven
son for the Democratic nom
ination for president nost
poned a conferee scheduled
here Saturday
A spokesman for the group
said the conference was post
poned because it was felt in
certain quarters that it might
be interpreted as an attempt
to influence the May 20 Ore
son primary.
assist other community agen-
cies.
WouMBt Money Ahead
"From a doljar andcents
standpoinG yoa cosntnuniiyi
would bdnoney ahead in the
resultant reduction of welfare
costs." the attorney pointed
out. "A maa-deserts his fam
ily. They grKon welfare. He
leaves his job because of fam
ily troubles. Or, perhaps he is
hurt on the job because he is
distracted from his work
family problems. He has to
dren older than 16 go? Where
can adults with a problem
go?" the attorney asked.
A family aVi'ncv in Jack-
Tv3,miifOv wiriMii".-.? it
growth of similar agencies
in tlie state, Barnett said. Once
started in California, "they
popped up all over the place."
he added. "You must take a
chance."
tfitT clina guidance
on a helped and those that caring, pendency he wawi.W.be indiQ !'ked with ?"ems- Th
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tinally aeciaed to remairgin
clinic I a preventative agencviJt pre-likrr.nt n;.n.r.
nuuiu ut-ip truucaie yojii- vems H.rase irom uecoining
vit? i
munity on the
needs-of such a
poinfwl ouT)
The Portland family coun-
Mlliiig service has a $76,000
budget. Aboil'. $70,000 comes
from the United Fund and
S6.000 from fees charged
those who can afford it. Fees
I should be encouraged since
Family problems often
create child delinquency. And
this costs money from the
standpoint of police, (gjjurt
costs, and institutional care,"
the family service official
pointed out. Q
People who wouldn't go to
a psychiatrist because they do
not understand the value of
Coast Ports Gain
Portland - (UPn The West j
Coast ports have gained some ;
time to defend the 6 per cent
-differential that favors them I
4h federally-ssidized ship
building contracts, according
to the Port of Portland. 1
The differential was attack
ed in Congress earlier this
month.
House Merchant Marine and
Fisheries Committee Chair
. man Herbert Bonner of North
Carolina agreed to postpone
some of the testimony taking
until June.
The postponent waj In
response to appeals from the
Pacific Coast including mes
sages from Gov. Mark Hat
field of Oregon.
PouPCAP Herribers
Get Promotions
Four members of the Med
ford Squadron, Civil Air IV
trol, hawTjbeen promoted, ac
cording ra Chief Warrant Of
ficer Richard Chapman, com
mandant of cadets.
Promoted were Don HunW
mao, Medford, cadet com
mfflder; Clarence P u g h,
Rogue Riv,er, advisor to the
cadet commander; Frank Gra
ham, Medford, first sergeant;
and Don Silver, Ashland, sec
ond lieutenant.
i Chapman said the CAP is
the civilian auxiliary- to the
U. S. Air Force and is open
to all boys and girls between
14 and 17 years of age. Meet
ings are held each Monday at
7:30 p.m. in the CAP building
at the Medford airport.
Medford Youth Named
NROTC Principle
Matthew George Wde, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Rode,
of 2242 Buena Vista rd., has
been advance to a principal
in the U. S. Navies Naval Re
serve Officers ThTining corps
program, according to word
received from Washington,
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Two Medford men, includ
ing Rode, are now qualified
'as principles for the scholar
shin award. The other is
Gei?o Dennis Landis. of 114
Tripp . Medford.
such help will go to a family I selling service would be more
agency which nijy porsuadeHjaosely orreiHatetHo commun-
people who pay for something
appreciat; it more, the attor
ney piuu'.ed out.
n Snta CJaravtlie public
you wont tay with one
socia worker, but will keep
enlarging the family counsel5
linir slnff nc mnt- nannla iica
"pQ iS urggnj9yment fWP)c9Cfp?vic5a)fiily seW$stilools s-ontyikt fotitelp from
reMi , satioTi. Tins takes tax uiT!) ice oHicial saidi Ule (amUy counseiiinl. Ap-
Recommendations made by proximately
the family service official in
cluded private financing, a
separate board and board
members representing a good
cross section of the commun
ity. (
PrivatO'inancing
The attorney recommended
private financing so the coun-
2.400 persons
were helped by the service
last year, he pointed out. )
With establishment of a
family counselling agency
.schools, courts, juvrnile de
partments and ministers can
refer cases. Schools are not
equipped to handle such prob-
fems; since it takes special
value and worse." the attorliev Pointed
service, he lout. "It purpose is to get to
the people lhile they still
tKed help. It prevents divorce,
delinquency, ntpntal '"illness
and family disintegration. It
is -f ' community resource
group."
Family life is facing pres
sures never fell before, the
attorney emphasized. These in
clude suciety's demand that
everyone must be married,
early marriage, larye fam
ilies, urge for independence,
stress on family luxuries.
"There's increasing pres
sure ; on bachelors and spin
sters to gel married. Young
stert igo steady, get married
and iiiisn tile chance to eval
uate who would be the best
wife and husband for them.
The yourtl" wife supports her
husband rhile he goes to col
lege and is rejected later. This
and two years of psy-
We accent divorce as aoiiege fpn
ipe. but tlie 16$!$ or-TsOInone C?,,
estfal
ced leel they
tile; attoteW noted, 'triple
lire' becpniiiigl moreavare of
tiv help availiibie and a.e
Kropiiig for persona) happiness
and help. Evidence of this is
the ever increasing enrollment i
in scro! of social work and I
the many vacancies for social
d latD married
se better suited.
Barnett said httifchecked back
on the results of the counsel
ling out of cariosity, and
realized then the value of such
a seffice. 0
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Try A Bottl of ZEMACOL
You tjptt ba latiifitd or youi
tmGlt (Mrfully rruMe. ff
tpftla today .WESTERN THWFT
W'orkers.'
skills. It takes a mst)'r's devils normal since the male wants
to be independent of his par-
The attorney explained he
wrjme aware of family g( n
cis vhen aked fof ielp trom
a frantic mother. Her 19-year-old
daughter was about to
leave college and run away
with a 35-year-old man who
had been divorced three times.
She was asking for , a re
straining (order to prevent her
daughter from runnii(igoff(ajid
gettnrig'i married. Not te)i(ft)
able to iisiii) (i) CeMraihing
order for (lyich' case, the
attorney called (i) uUnily
agcncyO said.
The mother persuaded her
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