She received Hudson's letter which mentioned the possibility of his being removed from the editorship of the Ave Maria. In her opinion the idea is very unreasonable. Since the Ave Maria is flourishing under present management she cannot understand why things should be changed. She advises Hudson to hold tenaciously to his position. In regard to the stories Hudson desires for the Ave Maria's juvenile section, she believes that with the financial aid of the Ave Maria she can satisfactorily meet all of Hudson's requirements. The money is needed to help purchase reference books containing information very essential if the articles are to be interesting and educational. She has a large supply of miscellaneous articles of especial interest to children which with Hudson's assistance she would someday like to publish in book form. She envisions a book not deserving to be thrown into a waste-basket but one of value. She extends Hudson thanksgiving greetings while at the same time invoking his prayers for her benefit. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.