ADAK.KINDERGARTEN WINS IN NATIONAL C ONT f C'T
Th© 'w^ticrial-K-Kindorgarton* assopiation .•
iVith offices in New York has announced that (Edit oral con'tV~
x picture- iromithe Adak' • Kindergarten -class
aas been'selected to be shown ini the Nation--;
al Kindergarten'art shew. From the .13,000
pictures recifeved, a group • of •; specialises,
j-n art^'dad early -childhood education select
bed about 500, .- ,-j
The winning" photo was of thr-e childreh
#it two easels*- UP! news* services parried'
1 nation wide circulation of the photograph’
and the NoW York newspapers printed pictur-;
es of the Adak classes in cctionV - ■ s
Photographs for the art show were taken!
by Navy Photographer ’ Ddana at the Naval'
^tation phbto lab. % ; . > <-u
Mrs, Loraine Dye, responsible for the!
entries, - has worked''iii clips'© harmony .with]
•he children for :a‘ long»period of time; and!
-8 a result/ has produced the fine exampleJ
f early childhood education, that it took;
•o win in such a*'competitive contest. - . . .j
Shown through April .120, . for a period-of.;
hree weeks, the exhibitions were given in’
j’ow Yark-and New J or soy .Exhibits worgi.-shottnl
t the Metropolitan 'museum of -art, The New*
ork public library, Bankers trust company,:
-he Newark Public library,- New York. TJhivor-1‘
dty, the Brooklyn'public Library, ThtTCityjj
'oard of Education ;md Bank Street Collegej
f Education* Bankers Trust Company is cir^ir
•ulating its exhibition ,to other, -.offices*
biter. _ ___
.of. IKfi. Tl* 3£«iS.
j&t> * , .»<• -•• -y—
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lever dende
■ A*msn ^sbr :•
reading...
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standstill
hat man/s,
succeeding:
...ap&s
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Remember- thi-s^fton .^ou. hear-• some
body pipe, up* "I'm ijot. yaking.'a e^er
ef the service, soijnrhy- sh. uld,, X worry
about,{ay discharge?" ,.That man ’needs a
talking to* If he., carries hi§ irrespcn—
sibility into civilion.life, .he'll wind ;
up a gone “goose. (aFPS)., • V !
Chaplain's Conner con .'tv.1.
Bach of us should remember that every
newspaper, magazind .aad-b*)ok pub3.ish^r
as4 well as' ra,dipy..:;tele vision: and movie
company is dependent on ,us.fcTits very
survival'; Their business is., to server-:
not t.c dominate the public.. We, -hold ..the
purser-strings, Sveiy-d.Qllar we.spend .
therefore is a vote for or against de-:
c ency^ny citizen wh^ supports the
filth purveyors in-the so-called adult
area and then complains about ^heir
activities. ,among .-the .young is a ve^y
confused person; -"j . *
Coupled with the determination ,nct,
tc .support' filth, cut .of oup evvn~purs.es
aust also be the. conviction that the...
sensible, fair and hvnest 'complaint *c.f ■
svon one voice cdfl, bring effective *.re
sults; a businessman in OJcia, -.is a go94
example of this,He belongs to a business
?rc utr-or ,150.- man,; that - did - a vsplendid. \
job-in: all1 respects*--except one-.:;-Their •
ant ertainrnjnt at* the annualaparty was t• **
as-ho put it, "an;insuit to any-normal
3brsc,n and: debasing, to say the leasts«
Vhen tho man protested to,the manage
ment he get the usual answer: "That’s
/hat the m&n want*" But this,- did not. ;
saoiarfy our friend. Ko challenged them
jC '-poll tho membership by mail. The re
sults surprised.everybody.Seventy-seyen
)orcent of the men vetyd for a "change •
decency""tho j&onr got.vtfeb iyp©-ofin *
.ainiaont that they really preferred-net
fet a small minority, -"assumed", they,
ranted'.--Need anything else.be added for
Ae faint-hearted? . . /.
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