Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1931, Page 21

' YOUTHOF WORLD . SEENIN RevOLT intémational Y. M. C. A. Body Told Age-Old Customs Being Discarded. g X By the Associated Press. | CLEVELAND, August 5.—An address picturing $he youth of the world as in revolt against many of the age-old cus- toms of soclety marked the opening session _here last might of the World Conference of the Young Men’s Chris- tian Association. The speaker was Dr. John A. Mackay, professor at the Uni- versity of Peru. Dr. Mackay said that since the war, THE EVENING STAR, DR.-MONROE HEADS - |Columbia Professor mands the absoluté loyalty of youth. | By the Associated Press. Religion is either rejected as a rival loyalty or tolerated as a useful means | nponroe of Columbia University Mon- of furthering the national purpose. The speaker found the anti-religious attitude of some parts of the world was | caused by falsely assoclating God with the unethical attitudes, out-worn the- | T0N e o e tonal education ologles and hateful economic systems | of many so-called religious people. 48 Nations Represented. More than 2,000 delegates were present from 48 nations, many of them in native costumes. Five ages e R N P orriiey Do | of the International Institute of Teach- gram. There were announcements in German, Prench and English, a prayer in Japanese, and songs in Russian by & church cholr. The principal speaker at today's ses- sion was ‘to be Dr. W. R. England. His subject was “Has Life a Maltby of | Japan now make their living from WORLD EDUCATORS! Elected” as Denver Convention Comes to Close. NEW YORK, August 5.—Prof. Paul day announced his acceptance of the presidency of the World Federation of Education Associations, which is made organizations throughout the world. The post was offered to Dr. Monroe after a meeting of the federation’s board of directors at Denver Saturday. His new cuties will in no way inter- fere with his present work as director ers’ College at Columbia, the educator said. . farming families in Nearly 4,000,0( tivation of two and one-half acres youth has passed from being a “biologi- | Meaning?” of land or less. {-7 PALAIS o fi G STREET AT ELEVENTH More Like “Real Dresses” Than Ever! TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Hooverettes ”$1-00 Made of gay, new, colorful prints in new. styles, that look “just like a dress” when you have them on. And yet they slip on and off as easily as an apron! 1 "Sleeveless, and short set- in sleeves, ‘Finished with scallops in comtrasting pip- ing. Sizes'l4 to 46. Palals Royal—Third Floor SPECIFIC SKIN TREATMENTS AND BEAUTY REQUISITES For Normal Skin $4.00 For Dry Skin $3.50 For Oily Skin $4.25 For Skin Development $4.25 For Acne (Pimples) $3.50 Palais Royal—Main Floor For Loveliness that Lasts . . . 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