EDUCATION IN DISLOYALTY.
EDUCATION in disloyalty was briefly referred to by the Hon. C. L Parr, Minister of Education, at the Commercial Travellers Empire Day meeting, at Wellington on Tuesday, “Do you know," he said, “Ibat there are Sunday schools m New Zen in no which do not teach little ones to worship (lie God of our lathers, but where thinly veiled disloyally is inculcated ? Thai is >o in New Zealand, and in order to combat il I think il my duty to ask that flic true Gospel should be taught, and not a false one.” He went on to say that in a few days an arrangemeni would be made that in every solum; the day’s work would not be complete until the flag had been saluted and tin 1 National Anthem sung. “Give me the children, gentlemen, and the nation is safe.” It was their boundon duty to see that the children to whom the country would belong grew up loyal to the tlag, to their magnificent little country, and to the great British Empire.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2281, 26 May 1921, Page 2
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177EDUCATION IN DISLOYALTY. Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2281, 26 May 1921, Page 2
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