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 The hurea., of naturalization fls ncf|7 rTr- Darirg a text to6k for t!3e instruction of candidates for citizenship and 9dult aiien. generally. based op paaterial supplied hy 1 teachers who have been engaged in the edtl- cation of foreigners This embraces lnstruc- ten in English, cvics and allied subjects It is expected to have these text books Blaeed i, the hands of teachers during the com:-.g term cf the pubic night schools Copies ef "An Outline Course in Citizen ship" and Syllabus of the Naturalization Law hoth prepared ty the bureau of nat urai2atien ~aS aids to teachers in explaining and answerin2 questions on naturalization and ,citizenship. will also be universally dis lributed
 Cards for ali candidates for cItIzenSh'p.
 resident in the re3I,Hctive schoc! districts, n- cluuing their wives, containing the namns
 and addresses and other necessary lnfogmn-
 tcn sccncerning the candidates, are to he transmitted Similar blai,k cards for record- ing the names df adult foreigners enrolling,
 whose names are not sent by the bureau, will also tre forwarded
 The bureau Will also fuTulsh pubic scAot.
 teachers with preliminary forms so that
 the present or prospective candidate for citiunship may be aided in properly filling
 them ort, and for such other possible edt- cational purposes as DIay develop
 The bureau will continue to furnish ed vict to the public school teacttT- G2it of its experience aad knowledge corcern:ng nat urali7atidn. citizenship e45d ritlzenshp edu- caticn both direct from +he Washington hpadoua1ttrS HnG through its field officers l2latrd throughout f',e country Csp, t,fg sd sad advice are coming from t rHr;s Gl ttse ronntry, Including Alaska nd Ii T 4U, regarding th!s eGucai-onal movement, and ace receiving tie bureaus nron43i attention The character of these conu,nn!caticps indicates the tremendous interest aroused by the results a'reody ac- corplished through alien instruction and
 the widespread desire to participate IF these benefits.
 The bureau IS also carrying on d country wide correspondence with chambers of com melce. boards of trade and other huSlRess and philantbropic organizations, corpora tlons and other large employers of allen
 labor. to which in response to mQWrles, Its educational plan IS fuiy explained
 In addition to this, personal visits and talks are being made by the examiners of the naturalization servlce before public bod
 c:, gatherings of foreigners, school officials and others m all parts of the country, and a> ti,e year progresses the night school q lS.es v ii likewise be Visited ln word, eve>y rutac school, wherever located, Ii engaged in Eicn instruction, will he fully equlped hy the bureau of naturalization for this great and constructive naturAiza- tiun work.