Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-22
WORLD PEACE IS
SIIRJfCT OF TALK
BY DIR. HARVEY

World Peace and the New In
} ternationalism. WIS rhe .l6iec
which received special emphasis at
this morning 5 program Of the I'M
perial count teachers institute, in
session for the last dav at the high
school. Paul Harvey of New York
+ 6itv delivered an unusual and ex-
ceIlfnf addres, on this subject, and
reSoW'i"Us presented by the reso-
lulonS committee St t~essed van aus
rhas's Of vo~h pe4cc work which
can be fostercd by the teachers
. themselves.
! Ia his address. Df. Harvey en-
: Phasi@ed that pc;rcc must be an
active movcmoMt. rs war is an ac-
tive movement. II" also stressed I
III" f#rt that orcrTcphlation is not
h. serious rnl.;cm it is consid
. cred, and Iiiat 81 matte dcv ",
mcnt OF natural resources is what
i n"cieG The same solution of
! development OF ratural resources
was sr2%. sted hy the speaker as
mar" practical solution than emf
2-ati"u for countries now oom-
piajri"g Il ctcr-pmoulation.
l.: .L.Eh G.y towlkcs 'f the Uni
( tc'>..: - "a .orria DE- cred
! ,%.t ~ ..i:,.rtiona! lists and exnmi
-. iin:.> which was IF technical
nj. 20 'aG o; direct n;otcrt to the
-: ,'-' ,raFcssloh
Mis-. lI"icr Hnrrcrnan, state com
m;.-l'i" - otr"entary education
wa4 also .urthrr speaker whose talk
A',> = Farticu'ar Zoe to the
e. h,-. .r-f. .s.ou
Pass Resolutions
Endorsement of the bill Dcnding
before congress concerning the
adoption Of the metric system was
naS-"l and teachers were urged To
fariliarizc their pupils with the svS-
ten and explain its advantages.
This endorsement was urged as q
stem toward international amnity.
Cooperation between the schools
of MeXicaliand Imperial Valley was
recommended in another resolution
which suggested exchange of enter
,ainmeuts the promotion of Join
athletic contests and other means Of
promoting friendship between the
M"~icap nation and our own.
The lack Of professional ethics in
/ the members Of the profession who
absent themselves from a part Of the
sessions Of the institute in order to
do Christmas shopping was deplored
in another solution adopted.
Policies of Will C. Wood. state
superintendent of public instruction
were endorsed. Another resolution
urged that the legislature anprO
pirate sufficient sums to estab'ish
proper schooling facilities for chill
drpn Of MIGRATORY workers in cOun-
ties where there is large population
; Of this class.
Resolutions of thanks to speak
crs. musicians, the high school board
Of trustees, the boy scouts and Coun-
" Superintendent II. e. Goc for the
success Of the institute together
with suggestions for the holding OF
the teachers association business /
meeting completed the list Of II !
resolution passed. Members Of the /
committee presenting the resolutions |
were Frank /. Shepherd. chairman, /
!. p. Rothwcll, Edith NJ Collins, !
Esther j. kavanaugh, Fannie q. Me
Crory, Ada \. Jones and william |
W Jones.
The morning session opened vita
piano solo by Miss Alice Kaye /
Of She Imperial VALLEY academy Of ,
music. 4 dance number given by /
pupils from the Wooda Bicsy studio
was the other entertainment mum
Der on the program.
Consul Talks
Selling Your Ideals. was the
subject Of an address by DR.. Ne !
Quarrie which was Of particular in