Evening star., 1954-05-09
Problems Of Family
Will Be Discussed
AT Welfare Farley

"The Family Court" and
"Washington's Shifting Popula-
ton" will be discussed at the
United Community Services
Health, Welfare and Recreation
Conference Friday at the Hotel
Statler. John w. Thompson. jr.,
conference chairman, announced
yesterday.
Other topics for simultaneous
sessions at $50 I'm. are 1.-The
Problems of Being a Parent" and
1.-The Presidents Health and
Welfare Program"
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross. deputy
chief of the Children's Bureau
of the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare, is speak
er for the family court session.
Her talk is on THE Broken
Home-The Community's Loss"
Panel Members Listed.
Panel members will be Allan
Fisher, executive director of the
legal Aid Bureau, and James C.
Toomey. treasurer of the Dis
trict Bar Association. Aaron
Goldman, chairman of the 1855
Red Feather Campaign. will pre-
side at the session.
Homer Hoyt. president of
Homer Hoyt Associates. will pre-
sent The Cold Facts" on Wash
ington's shifting population.
Members of the panel will be
DR.. Herbert P. Ramsey. president
of the District Medical Society,
discussing implications for
Health Services" Raymond E.
Clapp. research director of
the Department of Public
Welfare. on welfare services;
Mrs. Daniel Culhane, former
chairman of the UCS Recreation
and Group Work Section. on
recreation services; Donald
Clemmer, director of the Dis
trict Department of Correc-
tions, on law and order. and Cas-
par H. Names, religion editor
of The Star. on the churches
and synagogues
Col. Campbell c. Johnson. as
SiStant to the director of the
Selective Service System, will be
Chairman of this session.
Parents Problems.
DR.. Thelma Hunt, executive
officer of the Department of Psy-
chology of George Washington
University. and DR.. William l.
Granatir. psychiatrist and form
er executive director of the Wash
ington Institute of Mental Hy-
giene, will discuss parents prob
lens.
Members of the panel include
Miss Nina Deutch, student al
Woodrow Wilson High School
Mrs. Charles R. Drew, Mrs. Ken.
meth j. Staffa C'Mrs. Washing.
ton of 1954"). and Mrs. B. l.. Will
lard, foster mother for Family
and Child Services of Washing
ton. Bryson Rash, director Of
special events for Stations
NETNIAT o,o1 IEyNHAI T1Vy ,,,;11 l.,
chairman
Speakers on the Presidents
program are John w. Tramburg
commissioner of the Social Sc
curity Administration. who will
discuss The Proposed Social
Security Program. and Bernard
Locker, executive director of
Social Legislation Information
Service. Inc, discussing THE
Proposed Health Program"
More Panel Members.
Panel members are DR.. Emer-
son P. Schmidt. director of the
Economic Research Department,
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States; John Edelman,
Washington representative of the
Textile Workers Union of Amer
lea. CIO. and Dr.. mabel B. Lind
say, dean of the School of Social
Work at Howard University.
John j. Corson, manager of the
Washington office of McKinsey
and Co, will be chairman.
H. j. Heinz II. who recently
completed a two-year term as
president of the Community
Chests and Councils of America,
will be luncheon speaker at a
meeting at 1890 pm. He will
talk on Citizen Responsibility
The Price of Freedom"
Charles c. Glover, III, UCS
president. will make a report.
and Ferdinand V. Grayson, UCS
executive director, will give the
organization annual report.
Mr. Thompson said yesterday
that more than 600 reservations
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