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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20092, 22 November 1930, Page 13

The following lines, a contribution to the Anti-Litter Campaign, recently appeared in the "Manchester Guardian Why dost t'a throw tlti rubbish here, Tha mucky lout? Tha drinks thi beer And throws all t'bottleß horeabuut; Tha ates thi grub And leaves all t' paper lyin' hare. Hest t'a noa gumption J Man canna scrub The floors of moors and hills. Heat t'a noa sense. With all thi toivny frills, Mucky lout J The first National Congress of Popular Traditions, held in Florence in Mu,y, L 929, has led to the foundation of a permanent institute of Italian Folklore, with headquarters at Florence, and correspondents ill all parts of the country. The Institute will find the ground prepared and its work facilitated by the Gentile system of primary education which lays stress on keeping up local customs and traditions and bv the Fascist Afterwork Association, which is successfully encouraging the revival of folk songs.