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Snead and Miller Speak

At Welfare Program

R. V. Snead, Commonwealth Atlurni'V. and (i. M. Miller. Trial ; j • < were guest speakers at a ciiild welfare program held at the April meeting of the American Region Auxiliary meeting T esday (>. enintr, Apiil 11, at Washington House.

Tin' month of April was designated a- child welfare month and some emergency problems and object.ve- weie discussed by the spea..ci

Two main- needs wItc -treosed. One was the need of securing a temporary home to hoard children , in the county. This hoarding home would he f"V a period of about ten daw-, or until they could he placed pei manently. Such a home n, vh* not he, needed more than < is i' or tv. ice a year. The w. on : need stressed was per-uading the people who complain about cases of neglected children in the county to give testimony concerning tee negic-t. By till-- testimony a com t <■■ M enable more help t > i-c 'Ocured for them.

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