Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-10-28 | Page 5 | To Spare Rod Spoils Child, Veteran Says

To Spare Rod Spoils Child Veteran Says LYNCHBURG Va Ya Oct 28 AP AP- AP For seven forty years E E. C C. C Glass has held continuously the post as superintendent of schools in this city cl cl v four Fifty years of teaching and administrative service has been given exclusively in Lynchburg schools Superintendent Glass who also aiso was educated as a boy in the schools which he came to direct believes in the principle that toI to I spare the rod spoils the child He points a as evidence to cases of corporal punishment in his schools during the last season Mia chat use of the rod is declining I however howe r was concluded from the fact tact that although there are now I font foam times thres as many students in his I schools as were enrolled in In 1879 i when Mr fir Glass first took the office of- of I flee fice there were in his initial year 21 2159 T l cases of corporal punishment The majority of or Whippings were administered to negro ch children by negro teach teachers rs