MILITARY TRAINING.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20180, 7 March 1931, Page 10

MILITARY TRAINING.

formerly a miner, h&a roeotately Bat any form Of military :tminiju£/in J Me a decision on the proposal of the Commonwealth authorities ' io establish . 'Wtflfcf&L taehmefcta in, lanir 1 Schools ■Ojrf New South -Wales/, stances^'he said, '*w£tt;l ibdeme» introduction of militaroin in tins' Stat* schools;'; Bemg£ pacSast, I - '.Satfll naturally resent it. I have already issued a .minute that the dotoiiieof peace rfnd-goodwill ia to tentedo V feature of Empire Day ha, the BchooW .The, question of,. «idefc r the t tion Department, for, more than a ye®'*. ,On March 14th last it Was arTangpd, thai Six Harry .ChanveV and Colonel -J..' Aldemon iof thij'. Military Forces! woald address a meeting of of metropolitan high schools and technical' scfcoolsrin iEe scheme, to, fproi a volw»ta»,!i senior cadet cora. <>nly six faetadmiistern at- • tended. They Were told that the Commonwealth jropJd "provide the attendance of officers, and 'wjtiipment tbr soßools of instruction ahd in v»™tion camps. However, no ptroiseoT financial aid towards &e.prc*viMiwj ol nmforms.was rare*. "n»/la&eetartg favoured the • f js i cadet dorps if the finntttia] difficult* of Drummond) a circular 0 high schools -and to ascertain th£ number, of de•sirons of enrolling, *ad/ty-wMt'|e*-tent enrolment' would be -enimuraaed should the ' Department half of uniforms-no to <E1 J ; 10s 'for The replies showed that fwppld enrol, \*lt w&b <W^|4 Pl i° t Sg£ the, saMdwingc: of nnifonns t J? voire -the State in an proximately £IOOO tor /tiie Jttti wif ' i» » •» I mßmmMmsk;.. • .•<

jj| '.■ "gad £6OO for • aidi* iSu&t-.wiß- the. C i'-''f%\ am asked;"SHl J. : tnatmenting apOn [too oost# of mUIt»HEaMWIW h yuwrdipat to it to r toe-boys. They