Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1951 — Page 14
"It wants to make sure that children of Army men learn the three R's. In the Defense Department appropriation bill just approved by the House Appropriations Committee is an item for $4 miilion for “education of dependents.” That means the 24,000 sons and daughters of Army personel stationed outside the United
States, | In occupied Germany. there are! now 60 elementary and eight Ligh schools, with 476 administrators,’ supervisors and teachers. Twenty] ‘4wo teachers hold school France and 42 teach in the an
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and in Trieste there are two grade schools and one high school. | There is a 12-grade school Inj Greece, with seven teachers, and| in Turkey there are 10 teachers for another 12-grade school. The Army lets contracts for) schooling in some countries. It has budgeted, $704,000 to provide contract teaching for 3000 pupils fn Panama and for 520 cthers whose fathers are stationed in Central and South America, Belgium, Portugal, Iran, FEritrea, Canada and other countries.
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