hopes for tomorrow. It is our re sponsibility to see that they in herit. Hie kind of America we love, but also that they are prepared o nr "t the responsibilities that vie role of leadership then will thrust upon them", Mrs. Critz said. Juvenile delinquency, she said, may be hard to take, but its not difficult to understand. "Delin quency among our your.' people would drop amazingly if we all made a real eiiort to see that our youngsters have love, understand ing and rules. "We cannot, stress enough the point about rules. Young people want to obey and will if they know what the rules are and som one takes enough interest to hold standards before them," the visiting speaker said. Initiation Held Mrs. Critz was joined here by state auxiliary officers. Mrs. Lew is Jordan, of Richmond, chaplain, and Mrs. Charles T Lew in. of i Suffolk, vice-president, serving the second and fourth districts.

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