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i George Yates Reports on Recent Trip work does not make much impression. The f -
i , German people in many places live in worse f' .
1 Through Eleven European countries conditions than animals. We visited houses f
‘ in which there were 8 to 15 living in one 5
f Our trip was conceived and directed by enjoyed and which relieved the monotony room. This is due to bombs destroying their f
j Dr. Carl Horn of Michigan State College, of conferences, and speeches: housing. coupled with a huge influx of refu» M f5
; who had previously conducted flying studies 1. Story of Dorothy Lamour. gees and displaced persons, and these con- . y
3 within the boundaries of the United States. 2. Visit to St. Peters. tinue to pour into Germany in large num— , ,
i This was his first flying project abroad and 3. Attempt to buy a sandwich. bers daily. 1
f the largest group of its kind to visit the Eu- Our group was divided into four main The people are poorly clothed—you 566 i .
ropean countries. There were 65 members, committees: none well-dressed. All wear clothing which :1 f
; including college presidents, deans of edu- 1. How the people live (I chose this one). looks 15 to 20 years old. The size, style, or ' f f
cation, superintendents of public instruction, 2. How the people work, condition doesn't matter. If they can get 5 if ;
superintendent of schools, principals. ele~ 3. How the people are governed. into it- that is all that matters. There is no , if
mentary and secondary, teachers, Chamber 4. How the people are educated. happiness in their faces and they seem with- ‘1 .
of Commerce representatives, three photog- Each group was divided into subcommit- Ollt hope. When the bombs destroyed their 5 ‘ ‘
. raphers, a reporter and businessmen. “7e tees. At the conclusion of the trip, we spent 11011165, businesses, careers, loved ones, they i .
i were financed by industry, educational or- an entire (lay and night writing up our re- destroyed individual hope and life without l
j ganizations and civic clubs. ports.) These are now being combined and hope is hardly worth living. All this is re- l
The purpose of the tour was to study the edited. They will be returned to us for flected in their faces and actions. l}; j;
i political, social, economic and educational criticism and suggestions. The final report As we viewed the bombed-out cities, Frank- ijf I!
j conditions in 11 European countries— all of will be given to each member about June 15. fort 50%. COhlenZ 90%, Bonn 40%, we won- f
i this in 44 (lays from time we left New York, I regret that the report is not in my hands dered Whether the Germans, viewing these 1 i
f Monday, April 10, until our return Wed- so that I could give you the group findings ghost buildings day after day, are developing f 1
. nesday, May 24. If I were to make any rather than my own personal observations. '4 feeling against war, or whether they will f
f criticism of the trip, it would be that we I have been asked many times about the develop it feeling of revenge Which will dom- ill.” '
i tried to do too much in a short period of food situation. There is no food shortage in i113“? all else. 'f’
time. Our schedule of conferences started at Europe, with the exception of Germany. The Although education was only a minor ‘ A
9:00 every morning and continued with no stores and food markets are abundantly phase Of our study, we did 100k into what 5 i .
j break until 5:00 in the evening. Then there stocked with every kind of food imaginable was being (lOIIC t0 rCfOI‘m German education. fff f
were receptions at night until 11 or 12 and good quality. It does not follow that T0 attempt to change the educational sys- f i
o’clock. By the time we returned to our everyone has plenty to eat— it is a question [6111 Of any COUIItry iS always a difficult task. f f f i
f hotel, wrote a story, a few letters, washed of money and not shortage of food supply— People object strmlgly [0 any alteration 0i f 3 ‘z i
our clothes, it would be 1 or 2 o'clock. This which amounts to the same thing as far as a their educational prOgram- This is CSPCCiZii‘ 5 f
continued without interruption for 44 days hungry individual is concerned. It is true i)’ true 0f the Germans. , i
with the exception of Sunday, which gen- that some items are still rationed in a few Previous to the war they were known the 'i l
erally found us enroute to another country. countries, butter in Sweden, coffee in Fin- world over for the excellency of their educa— l
we covered 12,000 miles. Believe me, we land, for example. The so—called austerity tional system. “/hen the occupying authori- " i i
, were tired upon our return. program in London is misleading. It is not ties attempted reforms, the German people f 'f l
I should like to make it clear that I do not a program of deprivation, but merely one of and teachers said, “\Vhy do you wish to if i, l
have any feeling that one can visit a country restraint. Londoners are not suffering from change something that has produced such i i i
for a few days and become an expert or want of food. Incidentally restrictions are great leaders in many fields and made lasting ,f l
‘ Competent commentator on the social, eco- being removed weekly. There are surpluses contributions to the world?" They point to , i f l;
‘ nomic or political problems involved. Any- of food in the agricultural countries, such as their achievements in the fields of science, ‘ [,1 ii}
One of you who are trained observers and France, Holland and Sweden. literature, medicine, art, sculpture, paint- f if
* experienced reporters could have done a The European countries, except Germany, ing, etc. The obvious answer, of course, is ’ i [i
much better job. Nevertheless, we did see have made almost miraculous recovery in that they have failed miserably in the field f f
and hear many things. And may I say that the field of housing. “’6 were amazed at the of government, citizenship, political science if
f in every country we received a most enthusi— absence of evidence of bombing in London, and international relations. : f
:lstic welcome. It is a fallacy that Americans Norway, Milan, Italy, Holland and Belgium. Now, the German schools are teaching ‘ l '
are not welcome. Our group was received by Housing is still a problem but they are these subjects. At first they met with violent ‘
f the top officials, in Government and indus— attacking it vigorously and you see huge opposition on the part of parents and teach- f ’5 f
’1" try in all the countries visited. They gave housing projects under way everywhere. ers who were untrained to teach in these 3
ur g€nerously of their time and we received the Especially is this true of the Scandinavian fields. However, most of the opposition has i :5,
he benefit 0f the best qualified judgment 0f COllmrif-‘S- subsided and the education officials feel that f i
f i€=l(ling officials. In Germany we visited Frankfurt, Bonn real progress is being made. Obviously a i f
It is difficult for me to know where to and Dusseldorf. These cities were almost real evaluation of the success of the program 1 5
begin, what to include and when to stop. I completely destroyed and they are just about cannot be made until many years have elap- i i :i
‘1 Could easily talk for more than an hour on the same as when the war ended. Very little sed and the effects of the teaching and learn- I"
the human interest experiences of the trip, reconstruction has been accomplished. We ing can be viewed in the light of their demo— . i
i and I can’t resist including several. But I am were told this is due to the fact that currency cratic, political and social activities. w;
Sul‘e your interest is centered on the more was not stabilized until about a year ago. Adenaur, Chancellor of Germany, when if f
f Selinus phases. But before I attempt that, Previous to this there was no inclination to asked his impression of the German schools, l
I may I tell you an incident or two which we invest money in houses and reconstruction. replied that he was not greatly impressed; ,
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