Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1939 — Page 10

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NYA GHIEF SEEKS NEW EDUCATION IDEA FOR YOUTH

Dr. Judd Cites Changing Setup in Nation, Urges Permanent Policy for Aid.

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CHICAGO, March 31 (U. P).— Dr. Charles H. Judd, educational tiirector for the National Youth Administration, today had called for a reorganization of the American educational system with a broad program, rather than emergency measures, to deal with the changed status of youth. Addressing the annual meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools,

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Mr. Judd said that “uncertainties” over continuing Federal educational grants had arisen because “the American people are unaware of certain fundamental changes which have taken place in the national life of the United States and have completely altered the status of youth.” Comments on Experiments

“The experiments which have been carried on in recent years through the Civilian Conservation Corps and through the National Youth Administration were not prompted by any clear recognition of the extent to which American education is in need of basic reorganization,” he said. “What has been done in the past few years has veen nothing more or less than a belated effort to meet by purely temporary measures ® situation which has been gradually coming upon this country for years and is now threatening to mature into a widespread catastrophe. “The Federal Government was forced to take a hand in the care of young people in the present 2 period . . . to inaugurate experi- N= ments which seemed necessary and which could not be delayed while | people in general grew intelligent! about their needs. | “The time has come now when | mere emergency measures must be| of the mid-South’s 1938 Cotton |! replaced by policies.” | Carnival, beginning May 8, at Mr. Judd listed two causes for Memphis, Tenn. the inability of young people “to!_ start their individual careers by the,

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“First, the population of the United States has for 150 years been |

devices which made it possible for! young people of earlier generations to get a start.” ! changing from a population in | in which young people were in the!

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{lems of officers, members and spon- | | sors, OF HITLER REGIME | Following a dinner at 12:15 p. m. | : ? ithere will be a series of lectures | PARIS 0 {by State Hi-Y leaders. Vernon D.| ~ ARDS, — 108 parker, Indianapolis Y. M. C. A! Fidac, ! War velerans phoys' work secretary, will talk on | association long noted for its friend- “Effective Devotional Projects.” ; ons with German ex-soldiers’| wha conference will adjourn to-| tions, today had published a, row afternoon. ! tion marking the end of that; contact and condemning German | policy The resolution said, in part: “To| their bitter disillusionment, Fidac is iced by recent events that the! 1 Government is determined ye ised ursue the path of force and ig-! HAGEURELENIOEN 3 Niofy=Tot=ys

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