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When he studies the language { of the various countries, he will y, have a better understanding of ~ the variations"'in meaning. Recent-' f ■■iy in a U. N. meeting a Russian diplomat made the statement that he had great respect and admins, tion for Mrs. Roosevelt. In the direct translation to English the • /*; statement Was tHSt he loved her. This is the variation of meaning • we j^t in translation.
The student needs to study the • history of the various coutries forT ; farther insight* He will know the > Jews were not a nation for two thousand years* hut deseVve ad- : nutation for retaining an identity i; until they again acquired a home--. 1 land. Knowledge that Greece was the birthplace of American democracy will surely lead him to admire and respect the Greek people. The very fact that America is a melting pot for all the nations of the world is important.
The products of this education will be numerous. The student will have a better understanding : of the customs of,other people. He will be able to comprehend their needs and probably more important their desires. Maybe then *he will be like the captain in The Tea House of the August Mo ;n . . and give them the tea hmise they V want instead cf the S-h-ol they /. ought to have.
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