Indigenous cultures were, in fact, strongly defended, Dr, Keesing notes that even the Scottish,—Welsh and Irish members of the conference did not lei the opportunity pass to cite themselves as "unassimilated" by the ud a natural a ind healthy tone Honey towards unlteation, and arouse Ing Susplelon, unjust that wa want things fre, and accept ths' pol Intelligence and Teaching 'A Netherlands member noted that Intelligence tests were on the the native leaders in the Netherlands whole disapproved of as of little Indies resist any move to limit value in that they do not reveal the western education, while spokesmen limits or potentialities of capacity from Africa told how many Africans but merely how far training has resent having their own culture been carried at the time of testing. foisted upon them" in the schools: "The Teacher and His Methods" semningteeone is debated whether a foreign of a Wvocating makes an interesting chapter and it Sutslde worlds and the Sommedities "must alway foiled' by" the "law of demand. for, Srention and riginalty. "Never, hc.ete the wel fern convinces Cig" hata fachlon or ad to Stanton: Those ho care, Sevattempied, by any. individual or ota fashion or foa ith strong det mination and have many valuable vir Ted ate os perseverance, endurance Shaptation changing sliatlony an Eonlempt, for" publicly and cheap Siccest ten, aided, By, government uthenites and ideal inhabitants, they San" expect To achieve some success Freres eta anne et ative techer is the more desirable, 'A special tribute is paid to the local Some' of the Problems of Women is yer tons with ler "Education of Special Groups" mille suppliers in the matter of main the children of immigrants and of the subject' of an article by Mike taining normal prices, as only" res|_mixed marriages are considered, cently have, they' increased the price Roberta Chang, who Is of the gpinian at 'We must ale 'Although the conference only' sat of milk as'n result of a heavy In-ing' rebels: for five weeks, and no move was|erease in the price of foster for toward the prevention of' these ori ne, ing fae made to continue its existence through their cattle. Notes on sport, science China Surmounts an Obstacle sea a areas eae any kind of permanent organization, }@Pd other matters conclude an ex-'Language was felt to be a difcultyit cannot be doubted that a gathering client number.
The Netherlands East Indies has some of educationalists of. so many na-
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