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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17692, 19 February 1923, Page 10

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AS PAR T op 1 athletics that MIND th flealt \ happiß *» to flf three words that W IISB be bracketed nowadays f or . I ren , according j superintendent of ; shall w | to n Uetner he J ox iJH : tat- tame quest, UfejH bt-st teach aim to and useiui. . '^• 10 0I ". tie uxTtttt ta Al 3niaaevathtbe o r^|Ji is an answer tb« educational j modern health ; c f m % jEI ; play. g wonfa . I . "*'Uy that is w*ll | kind ot play that wflj ; cies and endurance j pand the lung,, train : aril <va km«, r, : „. h !how to ex«rt himself LPnM ; 'flu, how to keep ; uork -° r a common MM games, how to folW.kSL 3 M i to become a ieadtr ®>iijH | occasion for the um ju" pfl ! ventioi/and ! child and turns <IB structive and veloped a that places the rank and Oakland of the cities haa a State Director rf B-gjM and a and Oakland,has pV*t] playground director. wdYuaß programme of actmttw oSJsM rajiking with Colfonu. takings are Jlichipin hZfeSfl New Jersey, an d Net JorkT* The California SUie Dtofl Physical Education HsrW fcJB .said at the comention «f mtendents convening in flriuM health movement I* bew» 9| mously popular "End of have been turned upon tb» eltflH the logical and easy field of gjg^H New Programme OntSai fl "To secure health, hsgpaßjlj the capacity to piay and in botu tiie ciuiarui ot thi» geu9| ana tae adults ot tile next, to*|3H outlined a policy in likely to grow into a "ihe leading mranß amination ox every scoool eiiU'S moval of 'all growth handicap *9 the child may detejop Bdn»jfl manhood or wcunanhood vith ling blocks left irom juuti it jflJ rough his entire path tbroegk.i life: training in healtb hibss,! shall include a checking tp-0 self to see that he is ketyOf wj is keeping fit, is playing t&'jj teaching theprindples oi finfa that he shall have not only standards to carry with ub m, life that shall help hiu id nil health that the school and tfej ground have built up in Ha." 4 playgrounds an M arenas for tin great firi health and better capacity till knowledge of the fine spinltfl All eciiools should lure pngij grounds: and proper equipments! development progranme SD by the State and the city. "La i Oakland nearly 4U/300 <ml uae the public city pkrpaaicr I school playgrounds. It v bmaa to take a'Walk throngSj Uteas ft or through yloswood Ftrkut without 9eemg some joaß®t<f with its patthts, aad Btitiomfmi to leave them for a miiil rnawi grass, or, more Ukeqr, Kf a «• hand-springs aad cart-ffhwl ktfWf the izLTiting jErasa. Girls Take Put "The girls of the primajy gW*! as active as the boys in tiw® tu sports. They sooeUisM tonish the people o/ aa <***&! tion, but to the children tMBW they are as natural u «Ib«J much more vivifying aw,w«wi It is a cunous aid intewoffltW of the way in which WawßSfgl in the public schools eatw® tire life of the people. Cbuw work off their spirits m » »W or two, or a hand-«pnng « beloved evolutions cal*d»»H wheel,' or even the the 'wheelbarrow the children who l«as* the rest of the day hear tt»W customary, 'Mary, oon don'tr-.' They've the process has done unconsciously been playing, have relieved muscles, and surplw fflWffffiHH that much more strenetn. control for the rest rfWJjs well-directed and happy^"""'PLJl State and a city progranifflf® F »!|