THE SMALL FAMILY.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19032, 21 June 1927, Page 13

THE SMALL FAMILY.

TO THE EDITOR Or THE TRESS. Sir— Archbishop Avorill's warning should be taken up by all sensible people. It is a deadly sin, this puruoscly curtailing the population. Jt is born of self and nurtured in a selfish de«iro for pleasure regardless of the future Now 1 come, to some of the ' • too much education, especially of the'wrong kind, and too much addiction to spending juoney on fine houses and dress, and gadd.ng about the country, instead of ay.ng up, for ivl future. There should come into to®uo a society of the upper classes to let a bettor example, and as I have •i l.oforc. all. waves'should make .a Wl" set against husbands employing clerk" and thereby release them for mother's' helps. How can we have l°\ the home when-they all turn , •- \w have educated them out of their S national .place'of utility and i • , the bovs out of the country driven [ia]( . ~ t | lp marriages), taught (stopp" >1 i vo habits, spoilt them as them V them wrong habits, and wives, = al j i )re d discontent all worse y. wo men with only two round. - ,; en v era ily a discontented children y j iavo nothing to do. lot becan»<- . j s ]jk P "Nero fijdTo go °i" ~ Rome was burning." All dhng Uchb j s hop Avenll for his praise t°j{- ours etc., „ ' warning-— 10UI ' E.g.