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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1949.
UNESCO AND THE SCHOOLS Coo
of UNESCO.
Editor's Note: The following is a special cddress by Mr. TE, be carried out unless we have Rowell, Director of Education, broadest yesterday over Rediffu-- interested and informed teachers. sion at the conclusion of United Nations Week.
This can only be done if training Institutions take it up seriously
man
Fixed Minds
is
It
very young
suppresses
But we must not stop with the
Morning
·
A scientist redintains that the
inside of the earth isn't as hot as it is claimed.
In my fumble opinion, neither is the outside,
The question is now whether
nest.
"Mans ahead in snooker tourney.”
professional
I thought for a moment it was
the a singular heading.
all efforts to change him fail. facts about en, to prescat | Education Authorities; there are
of
г
two
ong Truth Will Out
great-great-grand-
On the November 16, 1945 a constitution WEBS drawn up establishing the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cul- tural Organisation, generally There is some very fine senti- day efforts on an international by giving special attention
ment in the original declaration scale to move people towards 2 courses of study on such things called UNESCO, for the pur-of UNESCO which is worth reworld society. In this way can an as the United Nations, its pose of advancing the objec-petition. The Governments of the intelligent publie opinium, be built
Agencies and Systems through tives of international peace States, taking part declared on up. and of the common welfare of behalf of their peoples That
And here we have the funda- lectures, research, films, discus sion groups and so forth Far since wars begin in the minds of mental difference between the ticularly should there be plenty Editor in Chief
24354 mankind.
men it is in the minds of men ideals of the United Nations Or- This body is not constitutionally that the defences of peace must ganisation and any
of material in the libraries. Reporters & General Office 92312
nationalistic part of the United Nations Organ-be constructed and that ignorance
Nor should those who are al- (four linea),
isation but a Specialised Agency of each other's ways and lives has an intelligent public opinion while gional seminars, summer, or vaca France has produced a Mayer's ideology. The former welcomes
ready teaching be forgotten. Re- Subscription Rates
brought into being by it. UNESCO been a common cause of suspicion the
latter works very closely with the United Nations but it has its own
and mistrust which have all too UNESCO has not only set out in schools and courses and the often broken into war". organisation, staf
its arms; it has
forward Preparation of talks to be given put and budget
at meetings of teachers associa and its own headquarters
practical suggestions for achiev ir
tions should be encouraged and A11 new contributions, to
Paris. The United Nations Gen-
ing those almos Now the mind of the mature
fácilitated. addressed to Editor-in-Chiel.
eral Assembly, in
not possible, with 1947, recom- Advertisements and Business commended all Governments to en-
often very fixed and munications should be addressed courage instruction about the UN
international -guvern- to the Company CHINA MAIL and invited UNESCO to assist. I:
All too frequently he tooks upon ment, it is possible to emphasise other groups, some government the people of other nations, if he the formation of habits of co- and
also Precocious little beggar. some voluntary, who is a matter for regret that the
"A baby at Great Warles, Soviet Union and a few other
even thinks about them at all, operation and fair play together share in influencing the lives of members of the United Nations
as ju misérable foreigners, with a sense
of responsibility young people. All should be, in England, has living four grand- have
and usually, inferior beings This is a basic not- joined UNESCO.
education for some way, assisting to arouse parents, four, great grandparents, to himself. In order to realice its objec
international understanding and interest in the ideals of United and
children." What can be tives the
les Nations. The aim should not be dope with the can be developed with adoles to propagandise others and IT SER Organisation was to mind of a child has been illustrat cents Into those qualities of to give a fresh impulse to popular ed to often to need stressing and citizenship without which inter- pupils and make them uncritical education by collaborating-in the certainly all political ideologies national government cannot suc advocates and proponents of UN has lived to a srren, of age. He Myrtle says her grandfather development of
of educational faci- which have gained adherents and reed.
Rather is it the object to make by advancing the ideal of power in the last forty years Despite a good deal of violity of educational opport-have
was swindled three times after lent party propaganda before-
I would emphasise that this is them realise the importance of achieved
he was 70. hand, the Austrian elections unity and by suggesting educa success through much of their the ideal in theory. To put it into the inter-government system an
the schools. passed off without a single tional methods best suited to pre-
practice is another matter, espeel- that only complete co-operation The ideal in education, as ex- ally in a Colony like Hong Kong of all people will produce the Bad Sign. disquieting incident and, so pare the children of the
for the responsibilities of free-pare boys and girls to take an
world pressed by UNESCO, is to pre-where the children owe allegiance desired result.
"The doctor issued the follow- far as is known, without any dom
in so many directions. Nor can Nor can we achieve these ob- ing bulletin: 'A 10 o'clock in- active part in the creation of a intimidation or external in-
The first of these, however, world society, based on peace and be given by teachers who know terial. UNESCO cites as impor- was slowly thinking. '''
this kind of specialised
the patient teaching
ma- dications were that jectives without adequate terference. The results show was only to be attempted in cases security and a fuller life for nothing about it and care less. tant three media which, unfor- an unchanged low percentage where the member state specifi- every human being. It should be Nothing can so damp the fire tunately, we have not got in of Communist votes, though nested the co-operation an essential of the teaching today
Hong youthful enthusiasm than Hong-Public Libraries, Museums "At the opening of the new the luck of the polls increased
that pupils learn about present apathetic and uninteresting in- and Theatres. There are, how department, the manager sain the number of Communist
struction-far better not attempt ever, many others but name can that their aim will always be to it than do that. and fellow-traveller seats
If a system of be so good as those life and government is to gain ocally by people who have an
prepared have the latest in women's wear from four to five. The So-
at appalling prices". favour through education then
intimate knowledge of local re- cialists made a net loss of nine
every teacher must have a com→
At Fanling over the week-end seats and the Catholic Peo-
pirte knowledge of, and enthus- quirement
Nevertheless, there are, in a golfer leaped up and down, let- ideals, basis aims, idea iasm for, its ple's party forfeited eight,
and political organisation.
UNESCO, materials which have ting out triumphant yells as his thus surrendering their pre-
This must be presented to the been prepared at an international drive dropped near the green and electoral over-all parliamen-
level from children in an intelligent and
details supplied by dropped neatly into the cup. tary majority. But there
attractive way during each stage educational authorities through- seems little doubt that these
of their education. They must be out the world. These can be ob- two large parties will con-
made to feel that they want to tained in limited quantity, from Consentery Eden brought the worker is now due to feel a savage become active participants in the the Education Department of
back tinue their present coalition, Conservative Party
to pinch. He has already felt a carrying out of the ideals
and UNESCO. political reality and there is no immediate question: What are we going to
with the sharp large part of it in the form of airs and, as they become older, likelihood of the People's Do about devaluation?
high prices outside a narrow to have the means of gratifying range of subsidised and con- their wish while still at school party being thrown into the
For devaluation in itself, he trolled
The internal de- artides. arms of the new "League of policy his hearers, is not a valuation the devaluation of the
Access To Facts bat desperate device, Independents," whose 16 seats
in its power to purchase goods only a "transient at
chanelling youthful home--has already largely thusiasm into support of the ideals represent the upsurge of those advantage" in the struggle to taken place. former Nazis and Pan-Ger- promote British sales in North
of international co-operation, we mans who were largely dis America and thus help this couners goods at these
When we tried to offer foreign-must allow access to all the facts. size high The children anust be allowed to franchised at the 1945 elec- tion. The now enlarged elec-re are the would it be to rises in & s. d. their answer was: learn and to form their opinions Don't go on pretending your is teely. We must not divert their torate has exhibited a dis-gistration
worth as much as 4.03
dollars
enthusiasm the way the German tinct swing to the Right, but Government would not have volume we'll begin to look at your goods, have done, by misleading and ex-
perch, and then
Nezis did
and
as the Communists it may well be found that the Chancellor was no doubt sincere British prices,
The further rise
espans and stimulating but in internal
citing
slogans People's party, which has lost in his earlier disclaimera
consequential on false promises. the facts piled up till be small; but any
280 dollar rate, need only its more extreme elements to steadily
attempt to could no longer be
offset
it
by higher wages with In recent
much has been
out a corresponding increase in years accorded to the rank and file of ous circle of successive 4- production will surely lead to a British workers, and with the walzations. best intentions. Employers have yielded to wage claims, sometimes with misgivings, but always with hopes that these concessions could just be met.
Work, Wealth And Devaluation
offering
By ROY HARROD
try towards solvency.
Even
regard devaluation as a mere re
of the facts. Our
shosen this path and the
But
the "League of Independents," that were these factored.
was
consider the other aspect
of devaluation the device to get more sales in the dollar markets, It provides the opportunity to sell, but not the sales.
One More Aspect
There is one more Important
#
"What on earth is the matter. with you?" asked his wife.
"Why, dear. I've just hit the ball for a hole in one."
#
"But isn' that what you're supposed to do?" she demanded.
". "There is no freedom" in Rus- aspect of this work. It cannot sia. It is a classic example of a be denied that there are mii- police state, just as Russia ua- flons of Illiterates in the Com-der the cars was a polite state."
Their policemen used to monwealth and among the
wonderful. members of the United. Nations- For these,
the approach suggestions I have made. targely
nullified
and
Quite right too.
are
by thele
plan for
be
"From this day I will not be
tracted by my wife."
illiterary. UNESCO has there responsible for any deaths con- fore, developed Fundamental Education which A descriptive writer talks
only
on about the accusing glare of the literacy but deals with mat- traffic lights.
not
an
attack
and
tera physical and spiritual as Taxi-drivers easy to intrique
well. young mind by
short, It is, in presentation of the
It is beguile the ane-sided
But
with:
sensitive consciences are sometimes shock- campaign, ed to find themselves in the red.
to become world against ignorance (which can sol citizens dedicated to genuine easy
easily be fertile ground for Pro Wind up. International understanding and paganda), against backwardness The edge of the typhoon bit peace we must do
deep cleavages the sea front and shook the large away with (which causes the
barriers of International among society) and against low hotels. A steady wind velocity frontiers and allow free
ex- standards of living (which re- of m.ph. was registered, and change of information.
duces humans to brute level); the
observatery reported that Apart
UNESCO, the and this
3some guests reached 110 m.ph." 'Free' But Costly The Chancellor has said that Caited Nations has a special body minimi saign aims at
of living for 230 giving Parliament, and officials hare in this field he looks to private dealing with Freedom of Inform the underprivileged
ation which is anthorised
fundamental to positive and real aid to achieving mental, from the community as the distribtion of enterprise. He is wise to do so true education and international that standard; it also aims श्र a whole. various advantages-claims to To win the American buyer on
understanding.
In conclusion, I wish to stress pensions and other benefits, free sufficient scale we shall bare to
raising the educational standards health services, more free educs offer numerous high quality, in-
Is the case of the United Na-both at the level of children and that teaching about the United tion, milk for schools, etc.
and Its Specialised specialities at ions and its bid for the right adults in whole societies where Nations Ceresting,
modern
and peaceful use of freeder this is necessary.
Agencies should be regarded as Everyone knew that all firis
prices. Now in this to rather a lot; every
the a process of wooing there are several handicaps to be
campaign and added
although an important part,
much broader pro- aims should simultaneously en- part of a one hoped that offerd it, for most British workers the British business man will have tive newness and the fact that its deavour to improve the economic gramme which will help to de
Britain could and winning the American bayers, overcome. First, is its compara deserve the best that they can be to
to take great risks.
principles are not so well known; given.
Feaking into 2 arw market secondly, that in advocating in- conditions of the society in which velop international understanding the work is being carried out. In among young people and give government
Strong short, Unfortunately, these employers, widely dispersed over a vast sub temational
though Eliterate, them a sense of responsibility to- and underprivileged | wards the local community, the politicians, and officials have not continent involves heavy expendi-national prejudice has to be over- unlimited power they can only ture on distribution end selling comes fro give what is there to be given; A market there may be was today
place as citizens of the modern the future.
gave 2 &omne
مع المطرية
thirdly, it entails
co-operation
Both the
ever
to be taught to take their nation and the world society of
a
finds co-operation with the Socialists all the easier.
A continued alliance be- tween these seemingly incom- fore- patible parties shadowed before the election, and the support given them by the vast majority of voters on an unprecedentedly large poll indicates that this is the course desired by the vast majority of Austrians. Be tween the wars Socialists and Catholics exhibited a mutual antipathy which culminated in a civil war and Dollfuss's ill-judged repression of his rivals. There is still consider able hostility between peasant and townsman, clerical and free-thinker, and the parties presented rival lists to the what is there to be given is what and gone tomorrow so different more than 40 different nations in world through betterment of all The same objectives are be- electorate. But both sides are British labour itself produces from the steady customer at home! order to get the enthusiasm neces-
ing pressed for other ideologies doubtless conscious, after And the value of this product is Why should our suppliers take sary for real progress and, Anally, three handicaps.
This is task in which the with vigour and forceful interest. not got the teachers decided in world markets beyond these risks, diffuse their energies, we have seven years of subjection to
these shores.
and seek
outlets so far zield trained to give the necessary in Education Authorities can share! Let us also act with energy and but it is at the same time a tank enthusiasm in our world-wide, the Nazis and subsequent ex-
When the
struction employers
well-established perience of Russian "libera worker money and benefits-ay firms may
weared. do so on
Both UNESCO and the United which concerns the whole com- long-term task of making a vital the peace and tion" and Russian looting, that for a day's work to the total patriotic grounds. We carrot rely Nations are doing their best to unity and which should receive contribution to
overcome these handicaps assistance, voluntary and govern-i vell-being of mankind. it is better to co-operate toler-value of £1, they were officially on the young and up-and-coming help antly with a familiar rival' posed to be giving him what man to invent new lines and keep and will give as much aid as is 2 4-5 grains of fine gold abreast of changing tastes officially asked for. But until faction than to allow the vio-
by in world markets but Clearly he will only be har-nations look upon the United Na-
Organisation from lence of domestic quarrels to they could only make this claim nessed to this endeavour if he can tions
the clear the way for an outside effective if the earser produced see coming to him, not necessarily standpoint of what they can put goods which would actually fetch tomorrow, but sooner or later. into it as well as from the point" authoritarian regime. The re-that much gold in world markets. after prolonged efforts, a bit of of view of the advantages they putation which the Austrian Alas,
the time came when it proft. At present the new man can get out of it, we shall pro- people have gained in the past was evident that British labour can see no profit at all in new grass very slowly. for light-hearted irresponsi was NOT producing as much as enterprise.
If we have the faith in the We know that big reliefs in United bility is indeed belled by the that, and so it has turned out that
Nations Organisation the wages and benefits cannot taxation are impossible. But if which we profess, then it is the thoroughness with which they be honoured in the sense original- only our new merchant adven- duty of everybody to further its have learned this lesson.
tazer could feel the tiniest pos interests, not just the schools, the in fact has been sible breeze, No less striking is the way
and see the straw in which a small, impoverish-
by the public opinion of the nominal reduction in the pro- not just during a United Nations ed and occupied country has world, whether expressed among fits tax at the time of devaluation Week but everybody all the regained its dignity and as gatherings of appropriate experts would have had a huge psycho- time
What can we do to raise en- serted the genuineness of its or in free marketx
logical effect as a token of same-
thusiasm? Personally, I am cer thing on the horizon. independence during more
No Bias
Instead the Chancellor increas-tain that the methods advocated than four years of transition World public minion weighs ed the taz. How in heaven's by UNESCO, if properly carried from war to peace. An Aus- this metter quite impartially, name, he thus hope to gal-out, will succeed. Let us have,:
British labour does not even varite such new activity! It is as UNESCO trian treaty seems closer now
suggests, bulletin than it was, but its terms are enter into the picture as far as not a question of being a Socislit beards, wall news-sheets, assem-
these assessors are concerned. not yet entirely agreed, much Thir interest is the purely objec- having the barest rudiments of blies, where representatives of all
or not being a Socialist, but of blies, study groups, model assem less signed. Yet the Austrian tive estimate; Are the goods common sense.
schools meet, modelled on one of public of today seems to bear for which British employers and together pay £1 to Government
iv intended.
decided
The Tide our British shores' move hall an inch op the ground! teachers and a few enthusiasts,
A
can
youth
distinguished
00-
Will Supply Details
Axe Wanted the UNO groups, school publica- a much more. hopeful and British workers in fact nough to Finally, to give effect to detions or articles in school maga- positive air than the Austrian | buy 2 4-5 grains of gold in the valuation, our internal capitel zines, contests, celebrations, plays, Republic established 30 years open markets of the world? investment programme must be dances not only of their own but
On this basis, a slow, and reduced. Until that is done the othe
other nations
service ago. Perhaps Austria is now
gradual process, more resigned to the status opinion has gathered, and formed. orders promptly will be ham- and encourage
world public producer seeking to meet foreign camps, exhibitions, pantomimes of a small country than when and given judgment. British strung by bottlenecks and short visitors to give a little of their she had only recently ceased labour has not been producing EXTS And delays in obtaining time to the schools in which they to be a great Imperial Power. enough per £ paid to it to justify what he needs for his production will be received with an
regarding the as worth so much The vital goods and services would thusiasm they will not be given Perhaps, too, the economic atas 7, 4-5 erains,
have been used to needlessly, T. elsewhere.. tractions of an “anschluss". Instead, it has been set down at any rate, extravagantly, else
as a tridy noder two grains, So where. incorporating Austria in a Greater Reich are at the ford such wares and such bene line to Shenfield is now complete the country could not, after all, The electrification of the LNER lowest now the Reich is splittel Like it or not that is the disgraceful example of heavy in two. But the greatest in-essential meanine of devaluation.xpenditure that might well have fluence maintaining Austria It does not follow that the been pastponed in these hard
times. and democracy is the fate of their citizens must be envying It is symbolic also. The delays Czechoslovakia, Poland and the tenacity of the Austrians that fortunate travellers on line have been experiencing Hungary. It would be in-despoiled, occupied and ex in recent weeks may be compared teresting to see the result if posed to frequent Bussian with the delays that our foreign a free election were allowed kidnappings, yet sustained customers have been experiencing to take place now in any of hitherto by a resolute Gov- during these past four those three countries-or in ernment with Western as well owing to the ever-hasty Crocution of needless capital programmes in Eastern Germany, Many of as Eastern sponsors.
+Britai
on her course of independence
the
YEBYE,
for could enlarge on these topics for these who are. In- terested, and particularly for the schools, I wish to make ́it] known that UNESCO will sup-į ply details of any of them to- gether with accounts of suc cessful
other experiments in countries on application. They will be suppiled willingly and gratefully for, UNESCO, to my mind, is the foundation of the future United Nations. Now what of
the teachers?! These plans, and-projects-cannot
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