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New CEES has a delicious fruit flavor children lovel Want peace? Get cees for your cough! A Norwich Product Angels In Leather Jackets. Recently our children's pet dog was struck by a carload of teen-agers. The youngsters were crying inconsolably as the hot-rod skidded to a stop, backed up, and three leather-jacketed, M duck-tailed boys got out What followed was a revelation tome. Two of them awkwardly tried to comfort trie children. The third gently picked up the puppy from the pavement and cradled it in his arms. They drove to a nearby veterinarian and stayed until the dog, which wasn't hurt badly, was patched up. Then they returned to the scene, amid the happy screams of the children. In the confusion, I didn't even get the boys' names. But I know that, whatever their wild ways, as long as they can feel pity for a child's tears or an animal's pain they will never be delinquents Mm. Ernest W. Burchfield, Athens, O. They Didn't Learn This in Colleae. While attending the University of Colorado a few years ago, my wife gave birth to twin boys. Complications arose, and because the community blood bank was short of the rare blood type my wife required, more had to be found quickly. In desperation, I went to the local radio station and a disc jockey .broadcast an appeal. When I returned to the hospital, half a dozen "students with the needed blood type were already lined up in the hallway with their sleeves rolled up. ' Who says that today's youth are callous and indifferent? I strongly disagree. W.G.J., Dubuque, la. 4r igui&gp c -t mi Hew I Found my Job's Reward. ' When I became a social-welfare worker some years ago, one family I encountered made me wonder why. The children were un kempt, the father drank, and the only housework was done by an 11-year-old girl who cared for her ailing mother and younger brothers and sisters. My first reaction was to drop them, but something in the girl's eyes made me keep trying. I managed to find the father a job and give' Jenny some motherly advice. They improved and after a few years I lost track of them. A few months ago I received an invitation to Jenny's graduation from college! She wrote on it, "I studied to be a social worker, so I could help others as you once helped us." Now I know why I chose my career, and I'm glad I ( did. Bonnie Currier Hall, Marysville, Calif. We Pay $10 for Your Letters. We welcome your views on any subject of general interest. If we print your letter, you will receive $10. Letter! must be signed, but names will be withheld on request. We reserve the right to edit contributions. Letters cannot be returned. Address Letters Editor, Family Weekly, 179 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago 1, VI. 5201""?. N- Michigan Av... Chicago I, III. Leonard S. Davidow. PrttM'" Jhn. V McPhernn. Publisher: Waller C. 3r.f. A.. n,; J. pk'u...,. n if,rfmn. Editorial DirtcW, ratricn O'Kourke. AHv.;in n: i i 1 r'l' ... "..,..., " t.u.. Art D recton Robart Pihnikk.. ii "'nn ue rrOTT, fOOO Editor William n. rmttw. Honor. Sln2.r j;:fira-,,n2 EdL,ori Edilon: Kevin V. Brown, Jack Ryan, Thoniai 6on". Add?., iff luir i lel?' N,wu Yorl: P"r J- Opp.nh.im.r, Hollywood kl, .... Ay, Chicaao I IM sTi,TlHe j0n,"bout dit0ri4' f"'ur" Frnily Weekly. I7 N. Michigan AJ; I I Continh cl, llS?."!9 """municatlont to Family We.kly, 153 M. Michigan Av.. Clw II All r?ght, ,.d lKi by Famil' WMklV Magaiin." Inc.. 17? N. Michigan Av.., ChlM ' Family Weefclv, February 16, 195
