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.gEAT INDEPENDENT DAIL
...;;\11 IN EUROPE, SAYS EDITOR
lociunl stagnation. Before the
war intellectual Activity in London
Pulls. Rome. Berlin and Vienna.
“as intense. but that happy condi-
tion is passing because of the eco-
nomic depression eterynhere.
though they do not make a 1:;
about it. literary men are hating a
great struggle to lixc. People:
cannot niford to buy books “hen
they hang the greatest difficulty to
buy bread. As for newspaper men.
they are forced either to accept low
“Allies or unemployment.
" The economic depression in Eu-
lope is mole serious than me realize
in this country,‘ said Mr. Laurence.
”We must awaken to this fact it
is out business. Our policy of isola-
tion cannot go on. How anyone
“ho calls himself a Christian can
advocate that America should stand
aside. I 11111 utteily unable to con-
ceiv.e it is not human let alone
Christian, to \\.1t1h unothcr part oi
th: “Olld fig‘ .itlng against poverty.
and lnmx only by bitter struggle.
" No one. can tell how long the Eu-
ropean peoples can hold out. It de-
dtnds on the astonishing tapacity
(or allowing thtmsehcs to be tortur-
ed by their gmcrnmenis and biz
business inteltsts. 1n the our man,
of them lost their liv;es now those
who surxllo are impovmcrishcd I
can only ask how long “ill in»)
continue to tolrrute their hardships
“ithout rmolt’.m
Thu picture just presented
appear gloomy ill the extreme. But
Mr. Lawrence declared. quite sin
ccrely. that he is not a pessimist.
and that the situation can he re.
lir-ved. In this relief he bellows that
the Vatican. the American people.
the American press. and American
business men can all take a share.
l-‘_irsi the \ntican can help when
it secs peoples thing at each other's
throats. or sir‘ing under adversity.
by the exercise of advisory and mor-
31 power. And the same applies to
American business men can all take
a. helpiul. «hare.
"The American newspapers and
news agencies can render usuiul ser-
vice." Mr. Lawrence pointed out. "in;
the collection and dissemination of
facts through the work of thcir for.
pig“ corrospondcnts. There never
was a limo when thchc was a gvrraicr
need or able newspaper men in Eu-
rope. The present corps is, in th'‘
main. satisfactory. but it is no? largo
may
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economics. were to invade Europe
sud begin to flood the world with
the white light of pub‘ lclty.
“World opinion con be intelligent
only in proportion to
the vileutn'
equipment of the newspaper men
covering the biggest story in the
world todazy—the economic situation
in Lurope. There are numero .ls op~
portunities for special correspon-
dents abroad to render service to
their own countn and the world
generally. Foreign correspondent.-
are ministers of understandinz and
American correspondents articular—
ly can contribute much to a solution
of the disputes of the next Ethern-
tion by reporting their inception c-
curately and exposing the intrigue.-
that beset nearly all govern cuts in
Europe. “'hen the war b out.
secret diplomacy was condemned as
oneof the principal causes of the
conflict. It is still a source of ill-
feeling. Honest newspaper men art'-
the. foes of secret diplomacy.
"America can help Europe. 1.91
that be cifirly understood. Vv‘e can
help. not by government loans. find
not llv actions that would Commit
us politically. The \Vorld ” ml. the
League of Xations. have certain use-
ful functions to perform. 1-1 I am
not disparaging their oppor'unity:
but the European problem iodziy is
essentially a problem in economics
to he faced by
business- like Win “it: surely do n01
“ant to see a repetition of the bus;-
iless depression nhlch occurlcd
the spring of 192” folloning lllvccll:
upon the breakdown of 1-211- npcan
currency. And yet that is what may
happen if We do not realize how ih-
trad» prosperity of this concur; .s
linked up with that of Europw.
“There are ways in which
help can be. given without politil..l
action. “'e can help by the way we
handle the debts that are due to 115.
\\'e can make easier terms for lllt
payment or those debts dependent
upon the constructive steps thatI
debtor countries are prcpn red to take
us a means of discharging m-r lin-
billties
"In nothing that l have said do if
wish to suggest that
States should do
till to
horn.
Can got.
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anything (l13'llmf‘fl-
the rehabilitation .LClllt‘\'l“ll
but “'1’ cannot maintain it
without taking l-jurope into con‘ilcr,
ation.”
\Vliilo sixprcssing conviction
America must help the rest of illc
world find itself. Mr. Lawrence
offering no procinm or plan for in-,
h.“ rnillrncd doep‘i
enough America could perform a tvrliational eel-operation. ”1- miles.
wondcrful 50“.“? to the W" M up ir‘stwlll {is :1 rrllortcr who 3111s :1'
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world.
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Dr. C.
dren's depaltment of the school.
modern family.’
"That is the reason unruly children
in American homes are more numer—
ous than ever before. In former days
families were large.
we have one and two children in :1:
family. the youngsters get too much-
attention.
ed and consequently unruly.
only child!
modern civilization.
cizll and medical problem."
The new clinic at Rush will spc-g
cialize in neurotic children between
the ages of three and 14.
Til STUDY 1'13-
Hillili’l‘i 331$
CHICAGO.——A clinic
for
second of its kind in the
i.- to he established at RllSh
college here, according M
G. Grulle. head of the ~hii~
"There is too much mother in the
' drclaréd Dr. Gi'ulle.
Nowadays v. h en
—c1-nter«
They become self
and he. is 3 am
unruly.
1_ specializing
dispensary wili‘nvestisate new con-
ons first. In a majority or cases
they say yle trouble is not wilt: the
child. but with the home. Nine times
out of ten he has doseioped an exag-
gérated 19*). He he 5 been pet: «‘1 too
much.
,"Il you get at a child‘s environ-
ment. you change his whole life."
said Dr. Grulle. “Small families are
bad for children. If they spend a
short time in the company of niher
children. they get their minds off
themselves and are cured ‘omplete—
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“The cause of undernourishment
usually is this same exaggerated ego.
“'lzen a child stops eating or eat:
sparingly. be soon learns the whole
family is upset. He enjoys being the
center of interest.
The behaviorisiic clinic has as its
object the correction of obstjnncy.
sulkiness and other faults. Likely as
not the child is bored. we try to
‘ give him something to think about.
Pity that We get him interested in something.
.He is the product oi‘W'e do not scold. but if We promise
punishment. we do not weaken. A
child soon learns when his patents'
threats are not to he feared." .
The only other clinic in the v. .111
in he llebaviorisilc
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Fliv’ElillliClTED
NEW YORK. Aug.
Special “ederal Grand Jury.
against five. defendants.
acy
the sale of war material.
‘ed the indictments. to
tie: John C. Skinner. Chief of t
Canter. operating as the
Sales Co..
Co.. It No. 304 fourth avenue.
83.000.000.
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Colonel Launcelot M. Purcell
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erty Division under the Quartermas-
ter-GeneraL now a resident of Seat-
Sales Division of the Quartermaster
Corps: Bertrand \Veiss and Herman
i’nitersal
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