WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
SUMMER SCHOOL AT TIMARU The Workers' Educational Association's summer school at Timaru continued on Wednesday. The psychology class, under Mr R. Winterbourn, discussed racial improvement, while Professor Sinclaire gave a lecture on literature. The professor also dealt with the speaking of the English language and mentioned that he feared a fleterioration. "Economic Nationalism" was the subject of the first of Mr P. Campbell"s lectures based on nationalism. In his talk he touched on tfie financial dominance of the United States, exchange policies, and the flow of gold from Europe to America.
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21050, 29 December 1933, Page 6
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