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Minneapolis Sunday tribune ti sept, m. ma 6B Annual Military Review Set at Wold for 3,500 Twin Citurs naval air re- COMING NEXT SUNDAY: Watch for Coverage of First 'LT Football Game of Season State Teen-Age Code Smokes Out Old Problems for New Discussion Citizens League Opens Member Drive A weck-loni! camnalcn for IBut it is desirable to have sensible and likeable code servists will stand annual military inspection next Sunday at Wold Chamberlain field. 500 new members will be launched this week by the Woman, 73, Hurt in Crash in Mounds View A 73-year-old Golden Val ley woman was injured critically Saturday in a two-car collision in Mounds View, Mrs. Leonard Rosene, 1820 Spring Valley circle, suffered fractured ribs and a head in Jury when a car driven by her husband, also 73, collided with another at Ramsey county road 1 and highway 49, Four other persons suf fered minor cuts and bruises. Mrs.

Rosene was taken to Ancker hospital. Police tagged her husband for failing to yield the right of way. The inspection team will be Citizens Lcacue led by Rear Adm. Daniel v. of Minneapolis Gallery, chief or naval air reserve, training, and Mai.

Gen. and Hennepin county, Alan Giles, member Arthur F. Binney, commander some uniformity because often there is Inter-community dating. "WE HOPE student leaders will help establish standards." Organized consideration of the new code is starting, In St. Louis Park, example, there will be a discussion meeting at 8 p.m.

Tuesday in the junior high school. What will be talked over? Such things as the basic ship vice nresi- of marine air reserve irain ing. dent, announced Albert Pratt, assistant navy The University of Minnesota will open its football season next Saturday at the University of Washington. On hand to cover the game for Sunday Tribune readers will be Dick Cullum. Sid Hartman and Dick Gordon.

You also find reports on other football games across the nation in the Peach Sports section. YOUR HOBBY Docs your favorite hobby really suit you? Don't be too sure until you've read the advice of an expert on the subject in This Week magazine. RUSSIA Minnesota authoress Margaret Culkin Banning will bring you the second of her "Letters From Russia." Look for it in the Women's section. PREDICTIONS Surrealist artist Salva-dor Dali has created a series of drawings showing what he thinks life will be like in the future. See the first in this startling series in the Feature section.

secretary for personnel ana reserve forces, will speak. Saturday. Slogan of the drive will be "I Am a Citizens I. a uer. Are I The review Is part of an Giles open house beginning at By JACQUELINE IARKIN MlnnraMtii Tribune fcutf Writer All over the state younp people and their parent and teacheri are lining down (or calm discussions of a topic often charged with emotion and worry: How should young people conduct themselvu in leisure hours spent away from home? Stimulus for considering this question is provided by some 3.700 copies of the Min- nesota Teen-Afie Code mailed out in the past week by the governor's advisory council on children and youth.

THE CODE represents the first attempt to suggest stand-J ards of teen-age conduct for adoption throughout a state. It has gone to schools not Just principals and superin-: tendents, but student council presidents and PTA groups and to organizations interested in youth. The governor's council did a "test run" on the code before its general mailing. A tentative draft was completed You?" abbreviated on mem noon. It will feature demon stration of a helicopter air bers' lapel badges to that I've ever heard of.

It takes all the teens' little problems and differences and puts them forth in a straightforward manner to our parents. "MY PARENTS and I read it together, plus several of my friends, and came to the conclusion that you have come up with a code that Is really practical and workable." "The code Itself is good, very sensible. Please stress that its purpose it to stimulate discussion, and it is not a hard and fast set of rules. "Before any understanding can be reached between parents and youth, parents must realize that contrary to popular belief, children want to please their parents. They have never been adults, so naturally their thinking will be different "I hope this code will be part of a larger program to help teen-agers and their parents." "I showed and discussed this code with other guys and pals.

Thev are for it. We'll "1MCLRU." sea rescue, jet-assisted taKe-off. a flight gear style show and a drill team exercise. The public is invited. NOW In its fifth year, with a membership of about 3,000 It's that $taun persons, the league is a non partisan, independent organl zation seeking promotion of A spokesman said about officers and men, both active duty personnel and "week-end warriors," will be inspected.

ALL COMING NEXT SUNDAY IN YOUR MINNEAPOLIS SUNDAY TRIBUNE better local government. Through i committee framework, the league con ducts Investigations of all city and county problems. Recommendations oh civic improvements are based on year- pa 51 PMISUN IMUTV ICHOOl I K) Nwm aw, DaH I It mmh a I VMM (liiaad MTNDHl CAIN. I t- w. round research on health, education, taxes, roads and other subjects.

do all In our power to pro LEAGUE members attend and report on meetings of important city and county governmental groups and pro mi mote it "I was surprised to see how easily I could adapt my Gallery Binney To htai Inspection team vide information on candt dates and election issues. U.S. Gives State $33,000 to Study Rare Disease A little known crlpplcr called toxoplasmosis will get more investigation by the Minnesota department of health through a $33,000 federal grant in the next three years. The disease, believed to be transmitted from animals to man, affects infants of women having toxoplasmosis pregnancy. If the infant survives, he may suffer severe brain and eye damage.

Patient care services will come under scrutiny due to another federal grant totaling $52,000 for this year. Subject to congressional approval, this grant will be supplemented by similar grants for the next two years. "Growth of new hospital and related facilities in the state has created an acute shortage of personnel and a growing need to improve and expand technical training programs," said Dr. Robert N. Barr, department executive officer.

ENVOY LEAVES U.S. NEW YORK CPi Ambassador George V. Allen sailed Saturday for his, new post in Athens, Greece. in July and sent to about 400 youths who attended the governor's conference on children and youth last spring. (The spring conference actually was the starting point for the new code.) In response to the tentative draft, "we didn't find a single unfavorable comment by said Judge Theodore B.

Knudson, chairman of the council. Here are some of the things young people said: "This is the most useful, Dues are $5 a year. Mem rule of both the junior and senior high school codes: "Parents should know where their sons and daughters are while away from home, what they are doing, and with whom they are spending their time. Parents should also know what time their young people return home." In connection with this latter Idea, the code sets up a table of hours for ending various sorts of teen-age social activities. The code takes on other problems which have been the subject of many a disagreement between teen-agers and parents driving, smoking, drinking, parties in the home and dating.

Along with copies of the code have been mailed a model city council ordinance dealing with a young people's curfew. IT IS a suggested remedy Knudson says, for many "completely unrealistic" curfews now existent in Minnesota communities. Even school and church activities sometimes force children to violate present curfew laws, he says. The model ordinance would keep persons under 18 from loafing and loitering in public places late in the evening. Gluek to Head Drive Arthur L.

Gluek has been appointed Minneapolis general chairman for National Retarded Children's week, it was announced Saturday. The campaign will be held Nov, 11-22. self to mis cone. Knudson himself says: "It is important to have children and parents think and talk this thing through. The code is purely voluntary.

Suggestions and changes can be worked out In the various communities. HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS- Iiow the power Christ Jesus used helps you solve your problem. bership is open to any resident of Hennepin county. Robber Nets $8 for His Work An armed man held up Hanson's grocery, 3400 E. Twenty-sixth street, Saturday and got all the money in the store's Victor A.

Hanson, 79, owner of the store, said the gunman entered about 9:15 p.m. and bought a package of cig-arcts. He then took out a flat, 1 The IMPORT HOUSE IUY DIRECT ft SAVI Suggested Teen-Age Curfew Following is the schedule of hours suggested by the teen-age code for closing teen-age social functions. Young persons, the code notes, should come directly home from such events, unless other plans have been approved by their parents. GRADES 7 8 9 10 II 12 Precision made, German BAROMETER'S Free lecture Entitled CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: The Truth That Frees by Paul Stark Seeley, C.S.B., of Portland, Oregon Member of The Board of ectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts September 24 Monday 8:00 O'clock Washburn llinh School, Went worth Avenue and 49th, Minneapolis Under auspices of Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist Formals 10 12 1 11-12 12 12 11-12 11:30 11:30 121 11-12 12 12 12 II 11 11 11:30 10:30 II 10:30 10 Informals Home parties General dating tortcaitl lip to 41 tin.

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