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PENALISING THE POOR
The Board of Education's cir cular indicating higher fees for Becondary schoola, and a "means test" for parents for freo places, has caused great surprise among the teaching organisations.
After an executive meeting of the National Union of Teachers, an official statement declared that the proposals are viewed "with grave concern," and added that, if! curried into effect, they will
"Abollsh free secondary schools. "Make entry to State-alded sec-' ondary schools less dependent upon the educational fitness of the child, and more on the financial circumstances of the parent,
"Be opposed to the trucat In- terests of the nation by reason of the restriction of secondary educa tion."
The circular is to be considered by the Council of the National Union of Women Teachers and the Joint Committee representing the Associations of Headmistresses, Headmasters, Assistant Mistresses and Assistant Masters:
London Anxious.
"When the London County Coun cil re-assembles the circular will be discussed by the Education [Committee," a member of the Com-
mittee told the News-Chronicle.
"The average fec charged in London--which has never had free secondary schools-is £12 or £13 a year. Under the Board's proposals there will still be free places, but it is difficult to fore- cast what the effect of the 'means test' will be."
Mr. J. J. Mallon, Warden of Townboo Hall, characterised these draft suggestions as "the most depressing announcement since the beginning of the war."
He said they would retard the prouress of the abler bays and kiria.
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THE member of a full bench of county 'clared Mr. Lloyd George, "I did home to which they could have
magistrates was his wife, Dame not like eross-examination
SPEAKS WELSH TO GIRL IN DOCK
Caernarvon, Sent. 22.
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Two court officials also spoke then sent the youth for mental treat to her In Welah, and when they ment the magistratee might have faltered Mr. Lloyd George helped. sunt him there, but as they knew on anlof no such Institution the sentence them out.
.
Then he gave judgment His first task was to pay a appeal by
a 19-year-old youth.of three months' imprisonment The girl, who had suffered from
an assault on tribute to the retiring Clerk of convicted for the Peace, Mr. Bodvil Roberts. seven-year-old girl.
must stand.
St. Vitus's dance, was sent to 14 is felt that children of well-
A 17-year-old Welsh sorvant Borstal for three years, whore, to-do parents will be in a privi
Mr. Lloyd George to-day took "He was the first man who ever "An 'abominable and degrading girl, accused of theft and false said Mr. Lloyd George, she would leged position compared with
This place as chairman of Caernar-cross-examined me when I was offence," was Mr. Lloyd George's pretences, was addressed by Mr. have the best possible supervision those of the poorer classes.
Another giving evidenes as a witness," de-comment: Had there been any Lloyd George in Welsh, von Quarter Sessions.
by a mental specialist.
APPER
FANNY
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GLADYS
REG. U. 3. PAY, OFF.
MAYBE THIS WILL
DO
I GUESS THIS IS
I'LL BE DRESSED IN JUST ONE MINUTE,BILL.
TOO FORMAL.
OOOH! I FORGOT!! WORE
THIS THE LAST TIME I
WAS OUT WITH BILL
I'M TIRED OF THIS MODEL
O.K. THE SHOW STARTS IN
FIFTEEN.
PARKER.
OOOHA SPOT!!
4 HOURS
LATER
DO YOU REALIZE WE'VE
MISSED THE ENTIRE
SHOW AND WASTED
TWO FIVE-DOLLAR, TICKETS?
NEVER MIND, BABY- I'LL TAKE YOU DANCING
OH! I'M SO SORRY-I'LL BET YOU COULD KILL
ME.
"SWELL! – WAIT JUST A MINUTE WHILE I CHANGE MY FROCK-THIS ONE WON'T DO FOR
DANCING.
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