The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-03-20

|. For every child spiritual ant
moral training to help him to stan'
firm under the pressure OF lie
II. For every child understanding
and the guarding of his personallt!
as his most precious right,
Ill. For every child a home and ina
love and security which a home
provides; and for that child who
must receive foster care, the near
est substitute for his own home
~. For every child full prepar
alton for his birth, his mother re
ceiving prenatal, natal and post
natal care; and the establishment
of such protection measures as will
make child bearing safer;
v. For every child health pro
lection from birth through adde's
cence, including: periodic health
examinations and, where needed,
care of specialists and hospital
treatment; regular dental examin-
alton and care of the teeth; pro-
tective and preventive measures
the insuring of pure food, pure milk
and pure water;
vi. For every child from birth
through adolescence, promotion of
health, including health instruct
ion and a health program, whole
some physical and mental recre-
alton with teachers and leaders
adequately trained;
VII. For every child a dwelling
place, safe, sanitary, and whole
some, with reasonable provisions
for privacy, free from conditions
which tend to thwart his develop
ment; and a home environment
harmonious and enriching;
VIII. For every child a school
which is safe from hazards, SAM
tary, properly equipped. lighted
and ventilated. For younger chill
dren nursery schools and kinder
gartens to supplement home care;
TX. For every child a community
which recognizes and plans for his
needs. protects him against physi-
cal dangers, moral hazards, and
disease; provides him with safe
and wholesome places for play and
recreation; and makes provision
for his cultural and social needs;
x. For every child an education
which, through the discovery and
development of his individual abil-
tiles prepares him for a living
which will yield him the maximum
of satisfaction;
XII. For every child such train
ing and teaching as will prepare
him for successful parenthood,
homemaking and the rights of cit
fzenship; and, for parents, supple
mentary training to fit them to
deal wisely with the problems of
parenthood;
XII For every child education
for safety and protection against
accidents to which modern on
ditions subject him, those to which
he is directly exposed and those
which, through loss or manning of
his parents, affect him directly;
XIII. For every child who is
blind, deaf, crippled. or otherwise
handicapped, and for
the child who is mentally handi-
capped such measures as will early
discover and diagnose his handi-
cap, provide care and treatment,
and so train him that he may be-
come an asset to society rather
than a liability. Expenses of these
services should be borne publicly
where they cannot be privately met
XIV For every child who is In
with society the right to
De dealt with intelligently as soci-
sty's charge, not society's outcast;
with the home, the school, the
church, the court and the institu-
ion when needed, shaped to re- {
urn him whenever possible to the I
formal stream Of life; s
XIV. For every child the right
O grow up in a family with an adj {
'quate standard of living and the s
ecurity of a stable income as the t
iurest safeguard against social {
iandicaps; S
XVI. For every child protection c
gainst labor which stunts growth, G
ither physical or mental, that lin c
IS education, that deprives child r
of the right of comradeship. s
{ play and of joy; {
XVII. Far every rural child as ]
satisfactory schooling and health 2
.ervices as for the city child, and 1
n extension to rural families of [
ocial, recreational, and cultural 1
lcilities;
XVIII. To supplement the home q
nd the school in the training of Il
outh and to return to them those Il
lterests of which modern life fl
,nds to cheat children, every slim IL
tation and encouragement should m
2 given to the extension and de- W
slopment of the voluntary youth tt
CARNATIONS; b.
XIX. To make everywhere avail al
lie these minimum projections Of st
g health and welfare of Children, til