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AT SALT LAKE
OLYMPIA, Wash., June 14 (by
Associated Press).—Ten thousand
classroom teachers, school superin
tendents and school board members
are expected to gather at Salt Lake
City. Utah, on July 5, to spend six
days discussing problems of schools
of the nation during the anual meet
ing of the National Education Asso
ciation. This meeting will bring
educators from the four corners of
the nation together.
Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston,
Washing State Superintendent of
public instruction and president of
the National Education Association,
| has announced the general theme as
“Education in the Making of a Great
er America.” Civic Education, In
dustrial Education, Health Educaiton
and the National Congress of School
Boards, Superintendents and Class
room Teachers are the topics for var
ious days of the program.
“The plan to have schools boards,
classroom teachers and superinten
dents meet together for one day was
inspired by the great need of a bet
ter and broader understanding of the
inherent rights of the children of
this country, the homes of the
country and the community life of
the nation,” said Mrs. Prestop.
“The growing unrest of the teach
ers needs earnest consideration. The
school boards and superintendents of
our country in conference with our
classroom teachers should work out
a safe and sane adjustment, of pub
lic school policies.”
Mrs. Preston said a large delega
tion of teachers from Washington
\ will attend the convention, on Sun
day, July 4, the opening day of the
convention, Salt Lake City will give
a large musical festival. On Friday
July 9, following the business ses
sion, the educators will enjoy a gala
day. Salt Lake City is to stage a
veritable Mardi Gras for the enter
tainment of the teachers. On Sat
1 urday the Salt Lake City Chamber of
Commerce will take the educators
for a trip to the copper mines.
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ALLAYING UNREST IN
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SEATTLE, June 14 (by Associated
Press).—Captain John Anderson, of
Seattle, is making convincing demon
strations of his free and uncopy
righted method of allaying unrest in
northwestern lumber camps, hitherto,
justly or unjustly, reputed to be rad
ical breeding places. He maintained
a magazine barrage over 125 camps
and says he could easily take in
250 if the public would contribute
the ammunition
Scattered about Seattle are a num
ber of blue boxes devoted to the
collection of reading matter for the
loggers of the northwest and sent
to the woods to help keep the army
of workers there informed and en
tertained. When the blues of idle
evening settle down upon the physi
cally tired men, they now have
something to occupy their minds be
sides listening to the agitators who
are ever present in every camp and
whose chief aim is to work on the
mental susceptibilities of those who
have nothing more to do than to
listen to the malcontents.
Not only does Captain Anderson
send magazines to the camps but
he appears in many camps !n per
son and talks to the men of the
problems of Americanism. He knows
the workers, their likes and dis
likes, their capabilities and their
weaknesses and he says the aver
age logger is naturally one of the
best men the Lord ever created.
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Legislators Yearning for Captured German Cannon
REPRESENTATIVE Bee of Texas busied himself the other day in the
house about captured German cannon. Kahn of California, chairman of
the military affairs committee had the floor. Questions and answers went
about like this;
Some time ago we had a promise
of cannon that were captured from inhere are th'camon
Germany, and the Congressional Rec- r°u TO
ord was littered from top to bottom lVE U^ ‘
with bills for that purpose. What are
the prospects for any community in
this country to ever get one of those
cannon?
Mr. Kahn. That is another mat
ter in which we have been trying to
get information from the war depart
ment for almost six months so that
we might know approximately how many of each class of ordnance we would
have for distribution.
Mr. Bee. Mr. Speaker, let me ask the gentleman a further question. Are
those cannon and machine guns in the United States, or are they still in
France subject to transportation?
Mr. Kahn. As 1 understand, relatively few are in this country.
Mr. Bee. The gentleman has no present hope, then, of fulfilling his
promise?
Mr. Kahn. Oh, I think that in the course of a few months we may be
able to get the information, and it is the intention of the committee to pass
general legislation upon the subject so that every member of the house will
have an opportunity to get some of these very desirable trophies for his
district.
Mr. Bee. Will there be one cannon for each member or will they be able
to get one for each county in his district?
Mr. Kahn. I am told there are about 4,000 counties in the various states.
The latest figures that I get about cannon seem to show that we have about
1,800 captured heavy large-caliber guns. But we have 4,000 heavy ma
\ chine guns that can be distributed, so that there Is hope of getting something
' for the members of the house for their constituencies.
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