Jo
'..
Prince
Rupeir
Doiiy
News
Thur
day,
Sfptemter
20,
1951
V
Church
Urges
7
Of
u
lute
j
Sex
Discipline
,j
LAFAYETTE.
Indiana
-
-
"We
I
definitely
ttv-1
that
when
a
pro-,
pei
program
of
Chiistian
eciuca-t:on
provided
in
sex.
marriage
;
and
family
life,
the
divorce
rate
Q,
will
be
lowered,
said
a
report
ot
the
National
Conference
of
By
A
LAX
HARVEY
Cauuuian
Press
Staff
Writer
U.S.
Methodist
Youth
here.
The
LAXDON
(CV
Elizabeth
Alexandra
Marv
"port
as
adopted
...
.
t
"Sex.
as
God
gave
it
to
us,"
the
,
vv
incisor
is
a
princess
in
we
modern
manner.
Aimosi
.:
repurt
wor.t
on.
-is
sacred,
it
from
inf
ancv,
her
training
and
education
have
been
i
snould
be
understood
that
when
,
,
'
,
.
.
a
person
makes
a
Christian
de-
lnfluenced
by
a
20th-century
concept
that
members
tision
he
docs
not
lose
his
-x
nf
tha
Jin-a',
r'sinnU'
tiVwinlri
pn
inv
irrpatpr
frfpiimn
i
patsions.
But
it
should
also
be
full
possession
of
all
essential
discipline."
and
informalitv.
V
'
the
infisted
on
Joining
the
Aux-
One
incident
illustrates
new
,mah
c
f
ti,
virL.rv
!lia:y
Territorial
Service,
al-
though
tile
King
had
directed
f
i,
'"U
..oi(-
in
lli
r
'"Ce"
incess
Eliza-
.
...
che
.huuld
not
be
called
ud
com-
M.'.
and
Mrs.
E.
R
Schellenber
t
.l
r
.
....
7";
.
pulsorily.
Her
course
of
training
S
from
Washington,
DC
were
the
city,
accompanying
the
i
.
.
:
-
w..
mt:mlltri
hfr
hk
a
driver
nf
heiivv
m
Buflalo
Evening
News
party
yes-
i
-ia.,
.
Mr.
Sclielienberger
is
!
nn
ne;Mlanu
wnn
:sier
Mar-
i
of
Buck-
army
trucks.
.
garet
lift
the
balcony
!i,g:iamr&ila-
to
rmnfle
freely
i
Before
she
even
came
of
age
;
I
connected
with
the
Northern
i
'-dip"
It
Is
vj&s
said
the
sis'.-rs
i
sin-
that
he
would
become
regent
of
j
r--"L
y-
(d
in
ttwsuort
of
knocking
off
Great
Britain
in
event
of.
her
(
fcati
tSneUiing
tht
would
fathers
disablement
and
that
J
a;ly
as
her
fourth
birthday
she
of
five
lcotf
tnt'
-valute
irom
the
Scots
h?vc
bwui
a
sensation
in
Queen
she
would
act
as
one
who
dis-
Guards.
But
her
grandmother,
Victortirtrtfav
Counsellors
of
State
Put
(Tth
human
in-..h
lv,s
charte
the
sovereign's
functions
ow
Queen
Mother
Mary,
goon
no:
be.-wanting
in
Elizabeth's
when
he
is
absent
from
the
Pi-cked
the
bubble
of
Elizabeth's
roinintf-lhere
iia.
hPPn
nn
ln.-lt
realm.
i
sju-.steem.
wnen
me
child
wanted
to
leave
a
public
func-;
ct
(iii)hi!s
o..
:-:
respoiisiblli-
;
One
of
her
first
major
public
lion,
insisting
that
a
crowd
out-
:
si;te
was
waiting
to
see
her,
'
yitnii
Maiy
sent
Elizabeth
out
tie
back
way
and
bundled
her
off
.
hen.
in
a
taxi.
ties.
possioiluy
that
she
dunes
was
Nov.
11,
1945,
when
as
'
might
uie
day
succeed
tj
the
representative
of
'the
youth
of
i
'
throne
trap,
been
i
.'cognized
from
the
Commonwealth
she
placed
aj
the
fevciih
days
of
her
father's
wreath
on
the
cenotaph
in
coronaHow.
Even
before
that
the
Whtifhall.
Two
years
later,
on
Duchesg'if
Yoik.
soon
to
be-
her
21st
birthday,
she
recognized
I
come
Qwaen
Elizabth,
sought
to
the
extent
of
her
duties
in
a
instil
ifjTier
daughter
a
sense
of
moving
speech
dedicating
herself
:
:
the
cowlesies
demanded
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
I
PROMPT
SERVICE
!
CHANDLER'S
STIDIO
jl
or
to
the
service
ot
tne
peoples
ol
.
the
Commonwealth.
A?
a
child
Elizabeth
was
quick
tUlCWtD
PRIVATELY
21G
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
ly
aware
ot
her
royal
status.
On
oaii
drives
through
Hyde
Park,
;
lie
precociously
waved
to
cheer-
j
i'rince
Rupert
crowds
on
the
streets.
As
-
iVant
FRESHER
Her
i4idies
covered
,
a
wide
range,
JJJ
as
Louis
Wulfgf
writes
in
the
uook,
'Queen
of
Tomorrow,"
she
was
never
"forced
pre-ccciousjy
jn
a
hoi
house
of
royal
learnin;.
nor
circumscribed
in
her
sljudfes
and
entertainm-ent
when
.qiic
grew
older."
Elizajietli's
firt
lessons
came
at
hermother's
knee
in
a
nur-s-ery
fn
Piccadilly.
When
she
reached
school
a
it
was
decided
fhe
shulcl
be
educated
privately.
Fo:
ye
jrs
she
ketit
regular
school
h'-'ius
i.i
an
upstairs
room
of
the
Picadiih-
residence.
studying
under
Marion
iCrawfiei
Craw-lord,
graduate
of
Edinburgh
VJnive'.Y-ty
w-ho
became
one
of
the
Pihicess'
closest
fi
lends.
Hrv
favorite
subjects
wci
i
llrlllwS
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t
MwM&mM
chair
I'-'
mwm'K
fts600fei
chest
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(Send
rmpty
carton
to
Kellogg's
Dept.
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Cmt.)
I
histori,
literature
and
languages,
i
She
dkliked
arithmetic
and
al-
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sebra.,
She
became
fluent
in
.-
Fr.nch
and
enjoyed
the
works
-i
'
ot
Mc:"-f
,
Racine
3nd
Corneiile.
,
One
of
her
early
far-writes
was
,
-:-"
Alphoe
Daudefs
"Lettres
de
"!.
Mon
Moulin."
...j
v
)'
But
Jur
the
Second
World
War
.
Elizabeth
probably
would
nave
beep
te
first
British
Princess
to
go
ir.40
re.-idenee
at
a
univer-
"
4-.
''-t..
Instead
it
was
decided
to'
.
..
!
entrusj
h-er
advanced
studies
to
;
f
''.
Ki.-
Hnrv
Marten,
p:fiVost
of'
r
'
Eton
Joll-eee.
Her
curriculum
j
,
covci'iti
such
relatively
abstruse
iubjec-Js
as
tlv
i..eory
and
law
!'
oi
la'.xl
tenure
and
the
history
of
Brl'ish
agri-.ulta.e.
Contro-
7
f
1WM
you
vvamf
RAN
tJRAN
RAKESY
Shop
at
Simpson's
new
"Merchandise
Store"
.
.
.
Here
are
your
furniture
and
appliance
needs
.
.
.
right-on-the-floor
.
.
.
available
for
immediate
delivery!
Come
in
today
and
look
around.
See,
on
display,
nationally
known
brands
and
Simpson's
brands
of".
.
.
bedroom,
dining
room,
and
chesterfield
suites;
washing
machines
and
ranges.
Priced
.to
respect
your
dollar-pressed
budget.
There
are
many
good
buys
for
you
at
Simpson's
September
Sale.
You
are
always
assured
of
courteous
service,
and
speedy
delivery
.
.
.
Convenient
credit
plans
available
...
h-4
FLAKES
ta:
m
vtrsian
questions
were
not
shirked
and
among
other
things
Elizabeth
rj-ceived
instruction
on
the
French
problem
in
Canada.
;
WAKjlME
ACTIVITIES
Elizjbeth
sought
few
special
privlltes.
During
the
war,
she
regist,
td
at
the
labor
exchange
tor
pii-.servipe
training
and
at
More
delicious,
too!
Just
the
right
amount
of
extra
bulk
to
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keep
you
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for
the
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