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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Moody
COllcIaVe

a series or religious conferences
TO be conducted in Detroit, Sep
TENDER to u, under the sponsors
ship of the Moody Bible InstitA
of Chicago. was announced today.
Sessions will be held at the Gen.
trail Presbyterian Church. Second
boulevard and Grand River avenue,
and also at CaSs Tech High School.
The CaSS Tech meetings will
hear talks by Irwin A. Moon. who
Will use scientific equipment TO
demonstrate Bible quotations. His
lectures and demonstrations will
be presented nightly, Monday
through Friday, during the con-
ference.
Special speakers at the church
assemblies, which will convene at
10 a. m. and Z p m. on Sunday,
September Z, and each afternoon.
Monday through Friday, at 3
O'clock. will include DR.. viii II.
Houghton. president of the Moody
Bible Institute; DR.. Wilbur NJ.
Smith, preacher and author; DIR.
Carl Amending Bible teacher and
former missionary, and DR.. Max /.
Reich. director of the Jewish Mis-
sions course Of the institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Emmanuel Youth
To YMCACamp

one hundred members of the
Young Peoples Fellowship Club Of
The Emmanuel Presbyterian Church
VIII make their annual trek TO the
Y. NJ. c. AS Camp Ohiyesa, near
Holly. today.
The weekend gathering. spon-
Sored by Foster c. Jones. assistant
pastor and director Of young
peoples activities begins with a
camp dinner AZ s 30 tonight and
continues through Monday att
noon.
Two Interesting highlights stand
out IN the program. the Sunday
night open-air spiritual rcconsc-
Grafton service, and the token
auction which takes place Monday
room. The tokens COnSTSt Of books
sports equipment and personal
items which have been auto
graphed by national celebrities.
The proceeds Of the auction will
90 20 tho USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Israel
To Open School

Temple Israel plans TO open its
religious school on Sunday morn
ing. September Z. with sessions
being held in the classrooms and
auditorium of Hampton Public
School. 1860 Warrington drive,
until Temple Israel has erected
permanent quarters of its own The
school is being organized to cover
all grades. from kindergarten
through the twelfth grade.
On September ii, all classes will
begin work in preparation for the
High Holy Day season and in each
grade the specific courses OF his
tory and literature assigned for
the year will be started.
In connection with the planning
OF the services for the High Holy
Day season, which are 10 take
place in the main auditorium of
the Art Institute, on Sunday. Sep
TENDER p. through Wednesday,
October /. a special childrenS Yom
Kippur service is being organized.
Registration will take place on
Sunday mornings all through the
month of September. In addition
TO these hours, registrations may
be made in the offices of the
Temple during the week from 9
10 ) and in the week preceding
the New Years services some eve
ring hours will be maintained at
the offices in the Fox Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Teaching
Sisters
HOInOrel1

Mere than ! 200 teaching sisters
representing approximately % re-
ligiouS communities will sing the
ordinary Of the mass on Wednes-
day, September 3. when Arch
bishop Edward Mooney pontifi-
Gates a mass in honor of the Holy
Ghost, at 10 a. m, in the Cathedral
of the Blessed Sacrament.
Music during the mass will be
Gregorian chant and a "schola
cantorum' of 40 Sisters of ST. Jo-
seph will chant the proper of the
mass.
The Rev. Frank J. b. Flynn,
archdioccsan director of music. will
direct the music and the Rev. Ed
ward j. MaieSkc. moderator of the
Catholic OrganiStS' guild of De
troit, viii be at the organ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
SCHEDULE COLE MEET

Business Mems Club members
from all the Detroit y branches
will compete IN the annual city
wide BMC golf tournament 10 be
held Thursday afternoon at the
Dearborn Country Club. Edward
Rick. physical director at tn @
Western branch, IS chairman Of
the program.
Northern branch has scheduled
a mixed splash party for Tues
day evening, starting at 9 o'clock.
AT Humans final Lad-Dad
Night of the Summer season. set
for next Saturday evening at $50.
a committee will be named TO plan
a year-around lad-dad program.
Roy Nail. executive secretary Of
the Downtown Y. announces that
the series OF Saturday night
dances for service men viii con-
-trnuc through September and TO-
nights dance will start at 9 p. m.
as usual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
New Lutheran
Church Planned PI

Ground breaking ceremonies fol-
a new church will be conducted al
3 p. m Sunday. officers Of the
L A---E,,Naagelieal Lutheran
ChuIch-tMisSouri synod. Burt
and Acacia avenues, anonunCeC
today.
The Rev Alvin Schnute, pastor
will conduct therfestt,rrf t'-iirifiir'- -ti1r
Rrt--t e J. -ff1r-rfrrri7T- OF ittIiydndotte
viii delIXeElhe-Se sermon
Designed by Merritt e. Cole
Detroit architects. the new Struc-
ture will be of Gothic desegn and
cost $4,000 Work Will get under
way Tuesday and il is expected &c
be completed some time in Feb
ruary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Hartman Heads
Moscow Mission

WASHINGTON Aug go -
President Roosevelt announced nj
his press conference that see J.,
sending W AycToIl Hartman.
Ipcrvisor Of lend lease and .n
London 10 Moscow as head OF "a
United STATES mission 20 >f Vfh
Soviet and British althorflo- In
conference aimed at achieving
greater coordination n smashing
fho German INVASION
The meeting IN the Soviet cap.-
tal which viii assemble expert,
from AL three countries VIII seek
Il complete picture OF thr var
0eods apd production possibilities
bl The fbrccs opposing the Reich
with particular emphasis on Coz
ord.na'ing effective art-fo the
armies q the Soviet Union and
% Britain
As Hartman leaves for Moscow
a second United States mission
pnn even more military in char7C.
'c vii depart for Clxna 10 lcnr
adtce. and aSsIstancS- Con
Chang kai-Shek inercsisurg th,
japanese INVASION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
THROUGH SIN DIVISIONS

Acting swiftly 10 adjust The
.QPA- tn-the- neW- defense admin
Stration Sct-up. k-n u d sen an
nounccd that henCeforth the OPM
Will function through SIN divisions
as follows:
Civilian ALLEGATIONS. Leon Hen
derSon. director; Labor Division.
Sidney Iillman: Materials WI
liam l.. Bait; PrioritieS, Donald
NJ Nelson, Production W H..
Harrison and Purchases, Douglas
/. NaCkeaChie
When KnudS cn was asked
whether a limit would be set on
the amount Of raw materials that
can be Communicated for army
navy and lend-leasc production, he
replied:
I'VE may set "A limit on what
minimum supplies civilians can
get along with"
Asked whether there should be
n Sevcn-day work-weck IN defense
industries. KnudSen said
I'D like 10 work all the hours
we can on the defense program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Youth Congress
At Holy Cross

Fifteen hundred liunsarians
from an parts of the United States
are expected 10 attend tho second
Ancr,can-Magyar Youth Congress
in Holy Cross Catholic
Church with mass az 9 a. M. on
Labor Day MSgr Elmer Eordogh
VIII celebrate The mass.
Auxiliary Bishop Stephen s.
NoZnicki VIII be guest of honor
and principal speaker at the lunch
con az 1890 in the parish hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Polish Delegates
To Attend High Mass

Members of Council No. s Of the
Polish Roman Catholic Union will
attend a solemn high mass for the
success of their forty-third quad
rcnnlal convention. on September
Z al Q a. m. at ST. Hcdwig' s
Catholic Church
Nearly = delegates from De-
troit are expected to attend the
convention in Baltimore, Md, the
week Of September p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
New Catholic
School 10 Open

Deroits newest Catholic high
school for girls, immaculate, under
supervision Of the Sisters. Serv-
ants of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary, viii open lis doors-to--6e4
students Monday September s.
Sister Anna Marie will be prin-
cipal of the school, heading a staff
of Is Sisters of the Immaculate
Heart. The Rev. Stanley j. Shafer
viii be the chaplain.
Registration for eleventh and
twelfth grade students will be
"Wednesday, September 3, and for
ninth and tenth-graderS Thursday.
SepteR4her from 8 TO IL q. m.
and ] 10 ) p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
t. 5. to Inspect
African Air War
International New. >cr,tcr Wire

WASHINGTON. Aug. go The
American government the war
department announced today is
diSpatching a group of top-hicht
army air corps officers 10 the
British middle east war zone TO
learn first hand the lessons of
arr fighting in the present war
Two missions. commanded by
MAJ Gen George II. Brett. chief
Of the army air corps VIII tour
the African. near eastern and
Mediterranean war fronts
The department sand the officers
VIII observe The arr war in those
areas with a view 10 obtaining
information IN promoting develop
mcni ard procurement of aircraft
equipment being supplied 10y The
Unrcu States "a, nations fighting
ihe AXIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Sacred Heart School
To Open Thursday

The Fall term of Sacred Heart
Seminary Will be formally opened
on Thursday September 4 when
a high mass in honor Of the Holy
Ghost viii be celebrated IN the
chapel at 9 m
The Very Rev Henry Donnelly
rector. said that the enrolment Of
$50 VIII be an increase over last
Near'S Attendance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

tcreSt centcrS on a sailing trip
on which Dexter Ferry will bc
host TO group of senior boy
members. The boat will leave at
$50 Labor Day morning from the
dock at the Little Club.
On. Thursday the entire North
eastern staff VIII he guests Of
Ted Krause physical director. for
an all-day outing at his cottage
at Brighton, Mich There will be
golf IN the afternoon and dinner
at the Lakeland Golf and Coun-
Try Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
MORE AUTO ,TAXES

Automobile excise faNcs doubled
20 7 per cont estimated tlcld
So 200 900 with a - annual u-e
tax ty thc nation 3nnJIH0l
motorists and boat owners yield
SI60 200 600
Flat 30 pcr cent lovir were
imposed on an array 90 articles
including RI RI los IctriErraf0-
sporting roors luggage. electrical
and gas appliance electric signs
business and store machine G45-
Der goods washing machines
optical equipment ioweIry fur,
cosmetics. electric light bulbs
monographs and musical lnsirG.
UcnfS.
A fat 10 per cent leyy on tc.c.
phone bills and increases in faEe
or telegraph. radio and cable mos
fAgrS was estimated i0 FniN
Ss7 300 OO0 or So 100000 more
thsn the House bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Metropolitan RevivdIs
To Close Sunday

The 1911 tent revival sessions
Of Metropolitan Tabernacle will
close Sunday, il was announced
today. and Mrs. William A. Sun
day. wife Of the late Billy" Sun
day. and Harry D. Clarke, pastor
OF the Billy Sunday Memorial Tab
crnaclc will be tho speakers.
Mrs Sunday will speak ~ 40
tonight and at 3 p. m. Sunday
while Clarke will deliver his talks
AT IL a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Jubilee Mass TO Mark
Sisters Anniversary

Sisters If tho Good Shepherd
TO-DAY announced a Jubilee mass
VIll bp celebrated in their convent
chapel ~ q q. mn Sunday 10 COM
mcmoraic the fiftCth anniversary
o' Sister Mary of the Precious
Blood Nulvih.llS profession OF the
religious lfc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
ORGANIZED IN DETROIT

Formation of the body was be-
gun in Detroit in 1894, and II was
largely through the efforts Of the
Polish paSt0TS IN Ibis area that
It's inception was possible Today,
some y lodges. all affiliated with
local Polish Roman c a o / c
Churches. form the Detroit unit.
Other units are scattered through
out Michigan and other states Of
the nation
On Sunday evening. the dele
gates viii be entertained al a re-
Ception given for them by two OF
the associations auXiiTdrIeS. the
Central Conference n d h @
League of Women
a requiem high mass for de-
ceased members will be celebrated
by the RI Rev. sMSgr M j
Grupa. chaplain of the association,
TO open the Monday sessions. Eel
lowing the mass. the official bust
ness of the convention will get
under way The election of officers
is scheduled for Monday also.
Present officers OF the organi-
zation are: Hieronim a. Smigiel-
ski president. John J. Okray gen
eral secretary, and John Lokanls,
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Christian Scientists
Set LeSson-Sermon

Sundays leSson-sermon in all
Christian Science churches
throughout the world will be on
the subject Christ Jesus, while
me Golden Text will be from
Romans lilo II was announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
AMUSEMENT TAX Up

The committee also increased
from 10 10 Is per cent the amuse-
-meHt admission taN.--I,he-Hen
schedule is ! cent on The first 10
cents. ! cent on each additional
: cents with a fiat Is per cent on
those over so cents, and full
one cent levy on divisions of
u cent or more. Concerts con-
Quoted by civic organizations
without profit and agricultural
fairs were exempted
Important phases Of the bill are
summarized as follows
CORPORATION TAXES: Is
timated 10 yield Sl.934 100000,
of which $l.130.600000 is 10
come from new high excess
profit rates o. 35 per cent on
the first $4,000; 40 per cent up
10 $4,000; As per cent up to
100000; 50 per cent up TO $3.50
600. S. per cent up 10 $500, 600
and 60 per cent on all over
The surtaX rate on corporations
Is 6 per cent on the first S290Ot
N net earnings and Z per cent on all
above. estimated 10 yield S765,-
100000.
The normal income rate and The
10 per cent defense tax were
merged. resulting in these rates.
IA per cent on the first 5000 Il
per cent on the next $4,000, Is
per cent on the next s. 900: "A
per cent over $4,000. adding
100000 in new revenue.
INDIVIDUAL INCOME
TAXES: Estimated to yield
S1197 100000 New SurtaAcs.
beginning with 6 per cont on
the fist earned dollar and rang
ing Up through higher brackets
10 II per cent on those over
s. 100000. The 4 per cent nor
nal rate remains unchanged.
The 10 per cent defense tax was
merged with tho SurtaN 80 SIM
pity computation resulting IN
the l TO ? per cent increase in
SurtaN rates approved by tho
House. The 10 per cent earned
income credit up 70 $4,000 rc-
mains unchanged for normal TAX
purposes, but not for the Surj7N.
This Will make many low I'M
come earners pay a SurtaX but
no normal levy.
CAPITAL STOCK TAX ON
CORPORATIONS Increased
from S110 10 81 - per 81 GOO
But under an amendment allow
inC concerns 70 revalur thcT
stock annually a loss ii S3S i)0-
GOO is anticipated
ESTATE AND GIFT TANES
Present $4,000 exemption re-
tanned bat new high rates
ranged from IL 10 77s per cont
on estates expected 20 produce
Sal 600 900. with gift lcy.cS.
amounting 20 thrce-fourths of
the estate taxes. estimated o.
yield $1,000 600
NUE. ACTCRERS' AND
RETAILERS EXCISE LENIES,
Estimated yield, S939000O00
many new leNleS and raises In
existing levieS. including Liquor
20 81 a gallon wines almost
doubled beer and tobacco un-
touched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
DI'. Norris
Aaa Pulpit


Or : Frank Norris, pastor of
the Temple Baptist Church, has
to Detroit after a months
absence in the South. and viii oc-
cupy the pulpit at all services
Sunday.
Following the Sunday night
service. Doctor Norris will leave
for New York. where he viii board
the Yankee Clipper for England,
-t-vvTry yrTrCt- There he viii fill
+ months engagements, speaking
10 various parts of the British Isles.
He Will return about the middfe
OF October
At 7,i5 p. m. Sunday special
farewell service Will be held in
Temple Church auditorium Spc-
cial music Will be offered by the
25O-volcc choir of the temple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

With n e a + ] y
three days OF
sightseeing in
the Windy City
scheduled, I n c
group Will re-
turn TO Detroit
Monday night.
Lead in & ac-
tiVity on Han
nan : calendar
for the week is
an o p g n COLL
{ GU ney at =
D. m. today at
Hllcrpst Conn
try Club. In the
Hannah b o y S
HangGTD1pnt IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Detroit Host
To 9th Annual
Polish ConeIave
Delegates to Meet
at Sweetest Heart
of Mary Parish
Sunday, Monday
BY JACK kOEHLER
Detroit Times Church Editor

Representatives of the Polish
Roman Catholic Association of the
United States Will gather in De-
l6lt Sunday for the opening Of
the organization twenty-Seventh
annual convention. II was an
nounccd today al thQ main offices
of the association, which are To-
t-7tfr--4 t -if7rtrott.
Meetings viii be held in the
PARISH house of the Sweetest
Heart of Mary Church, Russell
and Garfield avenues, and the
convention Will continue through
Monday.
A solemn high mass will be
celebrated blythe Rev. Edward j..
Kokowicz, chaplain of ST Francis
Hospital prior 10 the opening SEES
sion of the conclave and will be
attended boy the delegates. + h @
SCrnon viii be delivered by the
Roy LadislauS KryCh. pastor of
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church,
During the Sunday afternoon
assembly, the Most Rev. Stephen
s. WOInickL auxiliary bishop OF
the archdiocese Of Detroit. Is eX-
.pccted to welcome the delegates
officially. Bishop LMo2nieki IS a
member of the association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Notes

Edwin kirbert. activities Sccrc-
tary at the Northeastern y.
headed group of Y n. { A.
members who left early this morn
ing on a motor trip 10 Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
TALK, THINK TOGETHER

Now well he able 10 sit
down. all of the defense agen-
cies, in one place. and talk and
think things out" the dynamo
Of OPM told reporters, explain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

Hitherto one agency talked
and moved one way and another
talked and moved another WAY
Now we'll he able 10 arrive at
decisions that won't be upset"
The new Wallace board. which
President SeVelt has en-
10 fix policies for priorl-
tics and ALLEGATION of the supply
Of materials. fuel. power and other
commodities OF an kinds in the
United States, was expected ia
hold its first meeting next Tues
1aN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Is BILLION A YEAR

II enacted, the measure. with
the present tax structure, VIII
produce approximately $1,000
100000 annually Previously the
treasury had estimated mat the
present revenue structure would
produce 50 20oOOo,000 in the cur
rent fiscal year.
The measure reduces personal
income TAX exemptions on married
persons from 5000 10 Sl.5t4e-titd
for single persons from $500 10
$3.50. The treasury estimated this
would add 100000 persons 10 the
FAX rolls. swelling the total 10
100000 income taxpayers.
Most Of the Senate committee S
Increase came about through low
erinC Of personal income tax OK
ompuonS and-by merging the 10
per cent defense tax INTO the new
-SurraX schedule on TndIvIdUdfS- fnT
increase on individuals totaled
1882 400 900, which made up for
the 100000 600 lost when the
House rejected mandatory JOINT
returns for husbands and wives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Bvrei Still
Hits ATn1lS
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WASHINGTON. Aug 80 VIII
l--H4 : hRHaseR5 -ee-atreefe4- ef
the Office Of Production Manage
mont today hailed as GOOD
move President RooScveitS action
m creating seven-man defense
planning board bat on Capitol
Hu doubt was voiced that the
executive, hudsshuGIe Of the
defense administration VIII prove
satisfactory.
Senator Harry r Byrd pl of
Virginia who has charged that
defense production Is dangerously
SLOW renewed demands for ape
poiuJmcnt Of "onc able hard-hit-
ting man 10 smash bottiencckS
and head up the defense effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

Gen. Hug h -. j Johns n.
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
MANIMUM NOT ATTAINED

II nul thai II doHe uo H"A
believe we viii reach the mani
mum of our efforts" the Virgin
ian SAID.
II am glad 10 see that PreSi-
dent Roosevelt has taken some
action To correct the present
intolerablc situation. That i "A
sign of progress and an admi>-
sion that the steady criticism
Of the lack of system i'm admin
iStering defense j. well founded
AT his press COnfeLenCe-hnLIdSen
,comod pleased over the merging
of himself and three other OPN
cbicftainS into the Supcr-scyep'
man board of which VICE PrcSl
dent Henry \. Wallace is
4. pgltrfoegft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
3 Millions Pay
0nIn(omeUnder
Defense Tax Bill

WASHINGTON. Als So The
Senate ruauCC C0urr1--r'r. 5IITT'''r''-
inc a record S3672 100000 defense
TAX bill planned today 10 offer u
FOR consideration by the Senate
next WedRe5ri7as
The new total represent, AN ~
crease OF Si56 100000 over The
measure as passed hy thc House
Il increases The TAX burdens on
corporations hy 81 1914 10000 anc
on individuals hy Sll97 e0o0oo
ny TIUd1y Of --rtr,ff7r-- ~
wide range of new and increased
miscellaneous taxes VIII produce
S939. 100000. while increases IN
the capital stock estate and gin
taxes were estimated 10 return
Sal. 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Better watt" warns Mrs. q.
H. Rose. Of Wheatridge. Colo.
THE first year Of marriage
should be devoted TO getting ac-
Quainted with your partner "a
we'll as your responsibilities and
new routine. You have q COM
plete new venture before you.
and IL will take all your effort
and attention 10 make IL \
success. You want your chill
dren TO be happy, too. so give
yourself a year In which to es-
tablish n happy home for them.
Every young couple owes IT,
to themselves to try to make
their marriage a success. Be
fore the first child comes, IL
should be settled once and for
all that there Is no possibility
OF = separation or divorce. Dr.
vorce Is bad enough for chiIdless
couples - when there Is a baby
IL IL tragic. Even Of there II
no separation. II husband and
wife are unhappy together. the
child senses II and his life Is
blishted by Il.
First firmly establish a happy
home. There i0ill be plenty Of
time after that 10 hare babies Z"
Mrs q II Rose 49, age 20.
1903 Wadsworth.
Wheatridge. Colorado.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
YOUNG AMERICA. by GE;s Robinson

growing old" my grandfather
used TO say. when you start
complaining about the lack OF
discipline In the younger gen
Grafton.
"I agree with him. The old
sters will always humble about
discipline being too lax. The.
forget that when they were
young the same complaints were
heard about them. When George
Washington chopped down the
cherry tree no doubt the neigh
bors shook their heads and mutt
tered dark prophecies about
what the country, and especially
the younger generation, was
coming to.
Young people should be al
lowed enough freedom TO enable
them TO make their own deci-
sions when they come OF age.
Too often . youngster who IL
the victim of rigid parental dis
eipline 10 helpless and utterly
dependent upon his parents
when the time comes for him
10 make his own way In the
world.
I'm spite Of what the pessi-
mists say. I'm sure youngsters
today are getting all the dis
cipline they need. and I'm proud
70 be one Of them"
HARRIET WILBUR cage 2O.
333 West S7th st..
New York, N. Y.
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