Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-11-12 | Page 2 | Armistice Day Speakers Stress Citizen Needs

ARMISTICE DAY S SPEAKERS P AKE RS S SC STRESS TRES C CITIZEN IT IZE NEEDS NEED Educations Education's 12 Educations Education's appreciation appreciation ap- ap of its Us responsibility to train young America Ameri ator for for- good citizenship citi- citi wax was stressed by three speakers speak- speak ers ra at the Jordan high school Arm Arm- tico stice program Wednesday E Education fo ia is' the highest patri pa pa- tri Principal E. E E. E Greenwood of f the MIdvale junior hi high school said aid an intelligent si citizenry citi- citi democratic gover government ment Is impose im im- pose possible ble The The only antidote for foi the crime wave that has swept America as asan an aftermath of the war is an education In n conduct and morals as s well as in books Possessors Possessory of an education education edu edu- cation could not stand idle while public officials wore were were closing their yes eyes to the tho activities of ot the underworld under under- world Since good citizenship and character character char- char acter are the result of at living to toan an ideal deal Reid Beck su supervisor of at elementary ele ele- and junior high schools Inthe in inthe the le Jordan district ur urged ed that students students stu- stu dents study the lives Jives of the great men who served their country country durin during dur dur- in ing- ing the world war Development of student govern gover government government govern govern- ment meat in la schools since nines the tho war led Strong of bf the Sandy junior high school to predict that if it America Amer Axner- Ica ca ever again faces crisis as in 1917 the number of men br branded with lack of at Initiative and gence Bence will be bo far below the number so o branded world war armies W. W VO O. O Boberg commander of the of-the the Jordan ordan post 35 of the American Legion presided led at the meeting