[?]va Display
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[?]Ian Education
[?]va Display [?] “White [?]llar” Theme
From Our Own Correspondent) placards carried in a procession of 3,000 Indian children in Suva on May 10 gave an accurate cation, it is clear that white ir jobs are the basic aim of an education in Fiji, le children marched through city to Albert Park, where the or (Mr. A. D. Leys) opened the bration of the 25th anniversary the Fiji Teachers’ Union, an an organisation distinct from Fijian Native Teachers’ Associa acards referred to “white ir jobs” and “shirt-sleeve jobs”, to the desirability of “inter al education” in the European mmar Schools. nbition is laudable, but it is lly wise or fair to youth to hold promises that cannot be fulfilled , country like Fiji, tiousands of bright-f ac ed dren marched in a procession ; took half an hour to pass. But futile placards did not explain ,t they were marching to. i a country with four major nary industries and very few ndary industries, and with a r high Asiatic birthrate, lower ig standards seem to be itable, both for those with ite collars” and those without n. here is a limit to the intake of ks in or out of the Government ice, and there is a limit to the ;nt to which the people of Fiji take in one another’s washing.
