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Reoreation Association, and the College Physical Education Association and other
kindred organizations to the end that there will be cohesion of effort and full-
est intelligence in the development of health and physical education programs

in schools and colleges.

That for purposes of informing the membership the Executive Committee study
every piece of proposed Federal legislation bearing upon health education,
physical education, and recreation and present a critical analysis of such to
the membership as a base for individual or institutional endorsement. Opinions
of members will, at the same time, be sought, and will serve as guides to what-
ever official action the Association may wish to take through its Executive
Committee.

That the Association endorse and actively support desirable Federal legislation
aimed at the iienanannen of the health of the people and at the development of
physical education, health education and recreation in the several states. Such
endorsement may be expressed only by the Executive Committee. (In accordance
with Section b above.)

That the Secretary of the Association be empowered to expend funds not to

exceed $200.00 to publish from time to time, if the need be, bulletins to the

membership containing important preparedness information or plans.
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Responsibilities of the Association

 

It is recommended:

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That the Association through its Executive Committee offer its services in
consultation with presidents and boards of trustees of colleges and wiversities
and to the Federal Defense Authority and the War and Navy Departments in
Washington as to the procedures conducive to producing the highest possible
level of physical efficiency and healthful living for everyone undergoing
college training.

That the Association offer the services of its Executive Committee to the
National Defense Council to cooperate in the activities of the Council wherever

feasible.