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LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND
ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D.Sc.
1. I answered a similar question not long ago but its imjustifies further treatment. It is a national tragedy as the eight grades are now constituted. because over one half of the children can never get through them. Over half of them fail before they even get to the eighth grade. The obvious to build an absolutely non-failure school where no child can fail: where every child is given tasks at which he can succeed. Just such non-failure public school has been running now for 10 years and the children higher in school achievement than children in the ordinary public schools. It is the school of the future. 2. No it tends to prove that it is inherited. because all theories of human development agree that the better the environment the more likely it is to bring out any person's abilities. and genius would be more likely than any father not genius to furnish stimulating environment for his son. Since many geniuses rise in poor environment and the son in the question fails to become genius even in this exceptional environment it indicates that the father surely did not get his genius from his environment, whether good or bad, but must have got it from his heredity, since we know of no sources of genius other than heredity and environment, or else the two combined.
3. Certainly. enormous num. ber of able, educated, financially independent women doing this very thing today, kidding themselves into thinking they are "doing their bit." because they are expected to be "doing something But they are simply afraid to tackle job of their real size. They thus cut out of jobs great many women who need the wages. (Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
HOW TO FORM THE HABITS YOU DESIRE You can make or break any habit. Good habits are powerful allies, Because of their great importance to every one Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam, distinguished scientist, has written splendid little 28-page booklet on this subject. It includes principles of habits, their formation and control as written by the late great Harvard professor, William James. Booklet sent upon request accompanied by self-addressed, stamped, return envelope. Include 10c coin or to cover actual costs. Just ask for HABITS. Address Dr. Albert Wiggam in care of this newspaper. and the Glenn-Colusa Irrigation district at Willows, $802,500. The September report also three loans had made to Southern California rehabilitation corporations. They $150,000 to the Unified Rehabilitation of Long Beach: $1.000.000 to the Disaster Relief Corporation of Los Angeles and $400.000 to the Disaster Relief Corporation of Montrose. These also carry four per cent charges. BANK LOANS
The corporation also announced bank and mortgage company loans of the various classifications made during September. These included loan of $108, 000 to the San National Bank receiver. and loans of $8500 to the receiver of the First Na. tional Bank of and $35.000 the of the Walnut Park National Bank of Hunting ton Park. Loans to industry at six per cent included $2500 to the Patterson and Koster Iron Works, Inc., of San Francisco
SOME WITHDRAWN Loans made to banks on preferred stock included the following: $50,000 to the Pasadena National Bank. $500,000 to the Capital National Bank of Sacramento and $100,000 to the American Nationl Bank of San Bernardino. Several loans previously made in California were withdrawn or cancelled for reasons during the month. These included: A loan of $40,000 to the receiver of the Venice Savings Bank of Santa Monica. RIO VISTA SUBSCRIPTION A loan of $100,000 to the Cutler Lobingier Packing Company of Ontario. A subscription of $100.000 for the preferred stock in the Bank of Rio Vista. Loans of $6100 to the receiver of the First National Bank of Monterey Park and $54,600 to the receiver of the San Bernardino National Bank.
