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to do some very necessary work. I was far behind in my office work,
and although Milton, Isabel, Tom Van Cleave, Jr., and Mrs. Van Cleave
went to the game I stayed here. They asked me to go along, and I had

agree with Mee = think the endieves are entitled
it is just as unwise for a parent to money
children as it is for a child to spend all the money on himself or
herself. Measure and proportion makes proper balance. I will never
feel that I have spent any money on the children but the moneh that

I wanted to spend freely and cheerfully, and I will never feel that I

have handicapped myself unduly Hoge rier unto Caesar the money that
is Caesar's."

. So I want you to have a fine, heels beneficial ex-
perience at Pennsylvania. I thought you spoke very wisely when you
said that you wanted to attend an opera, and I have it in mind that
I want you to see at some time vefore you graduate a world's champion-
ship prize fight. It isn't worth much only just the psperience of
seeing groups together. Isn't that an antithesis ~ a grand opera
and a prize fight? But again it is that measure and proportion.

But I must stop and drop a note to Eleanor.

With much love and anticipation of your fine future
success, I am /

Affectionately, Your dad