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Study of Child Mind In the U. S

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London, Nov. 5.—Dr. Uatitia Fair­field, addressing the Manchester branch of the Guild of St. Lukee, SS Cosmas and Damian—-the doctors* guild—gave some impressions of her study of the child-mind in the United States.

Besides holding high medical qual locations. Dr, Fairfield is a barrister, having been called to the Bar at the Middle Tempte in 1923. She is a sis­ter of Rebecca West, the. novelist,,..

She told the doctors that in the United States th\» racial question was a great problem which was not -met in England to anything like the same1 Social Service at the Island. Accord'

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extent. In .one New York school she found 33 nationalities represented.

Some of these people, Poles for in­stance, came from little villages Vhere the family llvtsd under a kind of autocracy, with the priest at the head. The system broke down when the family was transferred to Amer­ica, where the children were in con­tact with all sorts of new freedoms and sanctions. A good deal of de­linquency, she thought, was due to the conflict which often existed be­tween the State and the Federal laws. The children were thua in a country which did not provide them with & consistent rule of moral conduct.

Whilst the English poverty was the cause of much juvenile crime, in America the children had too much money, and they never learnt to deny

j themselves, anything. The broken family was the greatest

cause of child delinquency, she said. The adults sowed the seed and the unfortunate children reaped the har­vest.

Dr. Falrflela spoke of public school children in America suffering from overstrain due to the. system's de­mand for immediate results. Continu­ed education of a uniform type was, she thought, an extremely dangerous thing; the longer a child was kept at school the more its training should be diversified. The speaker praised the vocational schools of America.

Christina. Appeal To Aid Ellis Island

Immigrants Issued IIIIHil^ftilll»tli|iii.i.H

New York3ov.l3.-™Glirlst«ia* on Ellis Island a few. would choose to spend that day in such a place} for many it is compulsory. And however bright their hopea as. they—these immigrants*—atand at the threshold of the "Promised' Laud"; theirs must at best be a Christmas touched with sorrow and memory of recent sad partings, of loved onea.

For the moat part they are almost unbelievably- - poorf 4all of 4heir possessions have gone to pay passage to Amerlca.To brighten their Christ­mas is the task of the Immigrant

tagly, the N. C. W. C. Bureau of Immigration has sent out an appeal to Catholics to come to tbtelr aid.

Clothing for mtm—overcoats, suits, coats, sweaters, trousers, shirts, un­derwear and shoes—-are needed.Ofcher suggested gifts include socks and stockings of assorted kind and st*es, handkerchiefs, aprons, safety raaora, games, books, toys, tablets for writ­ing, pencils and crayons, rubber balls and beads, footballs'and indoor base­balls. • • -

Other suggested gifts aie tooth brushes and tooth pasterneedlesrpms, safety pins, conibs, wash cloths, soap, sclBsors, thread and tawejs.

Gifts may be sent to the repre­sentative of the N.C.W.C. Bureau of Immigration a t Ellis Island.

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London, NOT.9.—Lord Birkenhead, who has left the CAbinet and. political life to edter business, will be remem­bered in Catholic history as the Lord Chancellor who, in 1910, gave the Judgment of the Lords of Appeal legalising begaests for Masses. Till that time English courts- had been bound to hold that such bequests were1 void.

When a Patrick Egaa died in 1816 he left sums of money to Westmins­ter Cathedral and to the Je^ull Church in Farm-street for Manses fbr the repose of his »oul. The Probate court would not allow- the bequest and the Court of Appeal upheld this decision.

The case was taken to the House of Lords and Lord Birkenhead tat with four other Law Lords, three of whom concurred in his judgment, one dls* senting.

Lord Birkenhead granted that it was a serious step to reverse the

Archbishop's Estate Is Left In Debt After

Many Philanthropies Prague, Czechoslovakia, Nov. 29.-

Debts totaling approximately $48,000 in the estate of Archbishop Cyril Stojan of Olomouc, famed throughout the nation for his philanthropies, will be covered by the Archbishop's suc­cessor, it has been announced! Build­ers of the mission house "Stojanov"praot lce ot• {he courts" and "set" aside at Velehrad and architects who con- l o n g ^ B t a D i l 8 f l e d precedent. Bat he structed monastery buildings at S t ^ i n , . ^ t h a t t h e g e decisions were Hostyn are among the larger credit- f^^ o n misinterpretation of the law ors listed by the probate court*

Legends are told all over Czecho­slovakia of the benevolence of Arch­bishop Stojan, who died eight years ago. BUs estate, court records show, contains assets of only $915, plus mortgaged property worth $19,000.

BISHOP TO CONDUCT MISSION Rosevllle, Cal-5 Nov, 9.—A mission

for Mexican and Spanish speaking Catholics of this vicinity will be con­ducted the last week in November by the Rt. Rev. L. Altimirano D. I>„ Bishop of Huajuapan, Mexico, la St. Hose's church.

due to hostility to Catholic doctrine. Only two years before, he pointed

outt the House of Lords had affirmed the validity of a will leaving money to an organisation for the purpose of denying some of . the fundamental doctrines of the Christian religion.

It would be strange, he said, if the same court persisted in denying the validity of bequests for celebrating the central rite of the religion pro­fessed by millions la the British Empire.

St. Mary's Seminary To Lay Cornerstone

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Baltifflore, Nov. ». — Sfe Ifitfy* Seminary will lay the cornerstone of its new home in Holland Park, Balti more, Sunday, Nov. 18, with Arch> bishop Michael J. Carley presidrng. TJie,toUjBwJiitilWe4t»sday th« Semin-

senlus Boyer, S.S., his golden sacer­dotal Jubilee.

t h e solemn jubilee Mass will be celebrated In the Cathedral of Balti­more and Father Boyer, who will s lnr tbe Mass, will later be guest of: honor at a meeting of intilum&i of the seminaryr Tuesday* father Boyer will hold an Informal reception of the seminary.

New Parish Erected . Near Los Angrele.

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