Appendice a riviste del Senato e assemblaggio del ..sessione della legislatura dello Stato della California . y 6 incluso. 1914-27 giugno al 12 luglio. incluso. Alta scuola di cadetti. Uno dei più imi)ortant si muove per rafforzare il militare spirito Inquesto stato e a risvegliare il calo di patriottismo e di amore di bandiera e tofurnish un giovane, virile ed addestrato bene al paese, in caso devonoessere necessarie nel tempo delle nazioni stress, era il ])massaggio del highschool cadet bill dalla California legislatore del 1911. Dopo un abbastanza accurata affrettata di bit studio del militar- educationalsys

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Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . y 6, inclusive. 1914—June 27 to July 12. inclusive. HIGH SCHOOL CADETS. One of the most imi)ortant moves to strengthen the military spirit inthis state and to awaken waning patriotism and love of the flag and tofurnish a young, virile and trained asset to the country, in case it shouldbe needed in time of the nations stress, was the ])assage of the highschool cadet bill by the California legislature of 1911. After a fairly careful bit hasty study of the militar- educationalsystems of the countries of Europe and of Japan, in 1910, where splendidmilitary reserve systems ai-e maintained by those governments, the- REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL. 31 undersigned, with the approval of the Governor, prepared a bill duringthe last days of the session providing for the formation of high schoolcadet organizations and Avliich bill was passed and subsequently signedby the Commander-in-Chief. Only enough money was appropriated toexperiment with the measure. The experiment has proven such a suc-. Company A, Placer County High School Cadets, Auburn, at target practice. cess as to justify an increase in the appropriation by the legislature of1913 somewhat in proportion to the importance of the movement. Fol-lowing is the law as it now stands on the statute books: An act to provide for the organization, control and equipment of high school cadetcompanies, and for the promotion of rifle practice therein, and appropriating thesum of five thousand dollars therefor. [Approved April 5, 1911.] Section 1. The male students of any high school in this state, having forty ormore such students, fourteen years of age or over, may be organized into a highschool cadet company, or companies, of not less than forty members each, under suchrules and regulations as the governing body of said school may prescribe. Said cadetcompany, or companies, shall at all times be under the guida

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