<> SCHOOL INSTRUCTION III
SCIENCE OF MON OSSET
TO PROMOTE PROGRESS
Instruction of school children in
elementary courses in anthropol
ogy, or the science of the develop
ment of mankind, will inevitably
come some day because it lies in
herently in the line of human pro
gress and its realization is already
pressing, according to information
made public in the United States
Daily by Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, curator
of anthropology of the National
Museum.
Teachers talk with ease about I
animals, birds a n d plants, Dr. I
Hrdlicka pointed out, but the mo- j
ment they approach man, there is j
uncertainty, confusion and hesi
tation. As for the knowledge of j
anthropology, he asserted that
“nothing can be of greater cultural I
and practical value to growing man- j
hood and womanhood; nothing
could be a greater safeguard against
error, a greater justification of right
behavior, and a keener incentive
for further human development,
than the knowledge of one’s own
kind and his own self.”
Dr. Hrdlicka suggested how the
study of mankind should be pre- :
sented to elementary students and j
stated that part of the blame for!
retarded progress in presenting j
anthropological knowledge reposes,
at the door of those who in this;
country represent the science of;
man, though there are many legiti- 1
mate excuses.
Meanwhile, lie pointed out, gen-'
eration a f t e r generation passes j
through the schools and comes out'
with little ex* no understanding of!
their own kind, open to all the fal-!
lacies that may find their may into j
the movies, the press and current j
romance.
Have you heard he new “OKtH" ]
records at Sylvia’s. They are won- j
derful.
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USS'T. SECRETARY WAR
IS §11 ESCAPE
MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y., Nov-,
4. (/P)—Assistant Secretary of War
F. Trubee Davison, narrowly es
caped injury when the retractable
landing wheels of a plane jammed
in midair and the ship skidded
in an emergency descent on its
fuselage.
Airport attaches rushed over as
the plane tipped over onto one
wing. Davison and the pilot were
able to jump out without assist-’
a nee.
TO CLEAR STREAM
As soon as the rianfall ceases
long enough to let 'Gold Creek
drop to ordinary low level, Mayor
Thomas B. Judson of Juneau, will I
help to relieve the unemployment'
situation by putting 25 men to!
work clearing the stream of large 1
rocks, says the Juneau Empire.
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Due to repeated heavy flows of
water from hillsides, the bed and
sides of the creek are resting
places for numerous boulders of
huge size. They choke to a con
siderable extent the current and
in the event of higher water
would cause the stream to over
flow its banks. A flood would oc
casion great damage to riparian
property.
LINDY TO PILOT
MIAMI, Fla., Nov., 4, (#»)—Col.
Charles Lindberg will pilot the
“American Clipper”, the great 50
passenger plane of the Pan-Amei -
ican Airways, on her maiden com- I
mercial flight from Miami, Fla.,!
to Cristobal, Canal Zone, it was I
announced. The schedule calls j
for a seven-day round-trip, start-1
ing November 17. The ship’s first
pay load has been set at a maxi- ,
mum of 33 passengers and bag- I
gage.
Iry our Seattle lcc Cream—
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ooc..
At the child clinic held by the*
American Legion Auxiliary in Ju
amined. Some were normal andl
neau recently, 15 children were ex
in a few instances the mothers;
were advised to see their famliv
physicians relative to the condi
tion ot children says the Juneau
Empire#
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