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There are

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Old Bond Stract, London.”

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tine of 50 $2.50

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BY

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OLD BOND STREET, LONDON

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1948.

WOMANSENSE

Read To NEW LOOK ON

The Young Child

By Garry Cloveland Myers, Ph.D. OFTEN I have urged parents to rend to the young child, begin- ning as soon as he will look pleture for # few moments al streich. Thanks to the pictures, story reading can begin much earlle than story telling.

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There is some one who can read.

to practically every baby and tui. The child usually hears far better language in the atory rend thun in the story told. Reading tends to calm and quiet the child. It affords good companionship and is to babysitters.

HELPS THE CHILD

Reading helps the child connect what he hears with the book, cul tivates in him a tenderness toward books, makes him wish to learn to rend, and stimulates hip interest in meaning rather than in mere words. It is about the best possible means of fostering good habits of conren- tration in baby and young child. It gives the child a vast deal ef happiness, makes the reader enjoy the child and helps improve his own case and forcefulness of speech.

Today I wish to present two types of cases in which the child should profit greatly from being read to: one case in which the child uses Dr correct sounds for certain letters and letter combinations, the other in which the child speaks in single words or phrases.

1. The rst case is of a boy Ave. "Some of his word difficulties are: 'pete' for sircet, bake' for break, titty for kitty, 'posh' for anash. The beginning of his words seems to be his trouble."

Reading of nursery rhymes and poems, slowly and distinctly with emphasis on the words of similar troublesome sounds should be very helpful to this child. Any mother can easily select rhymes including the strategic, words or sounds for frequent repetition, without the child's knowing her purpose.

A BOY OF FOUR

2. The second case is of a boy

four, who is causing his parems concern "because of his lack of ability, or destre, to carry on a con- versation. He knows and uses hun- dreds of words, mostly nouns and verba, separately or In short

THE BEACH

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by...

PATRICIA LENNARD

bench

Periodical Dental Check-Ups Should Never Be Postponed

Pretty teeth like Janie Carter's are an asset on the silver screen. By HELEN FOLLETT inside and out, but a mall_brushi can be manipulated better than o PENNY WISE and pound foolish is large one. Remember, you must not the misguided young lady who only brush the outer and inner sur- never stints en clothes. but be- faces of your teeth, but the biting grudges the cash-coin-spending portions, Place the bristles close to change she hands to, the dentist. the gums, sweep to the ends of the Unless she takes good care of her teeth, cleaning the sides as well as NY one of these four outfits The "Bloomer Girl" (2) Is the teeth, unless she has professional, you can.

could be part of your summer sea and

translation of the attention twice a year for exami- Don't have a hurried job. The wardrobe; all four can

Jantzen nation, necessary repairs and the sce you Now Look, this summer,

make this one-plece polka-dotted removal of tartar, she is doing her-

should be polished. They should shine. through the holidays.

swim sult in water-repellent, non- self an injustice. shrink rayon.

Healthy, good-looking teeth are

Oral Hygiono necessary from every point of view; From America comes their version aesthetically, for what can be more For thorough oral hygiene a of another new favourite: the strap attractive than the human smile mouth wash should be used after less short evening dress (3). This revealing perfect teeth? physical- the brushing to flush away particles two-plece dress-bodice and swirlingly, because the health of the body of food that the bristles have dis- dirndl skirt-is in pink poplin, rows depends upon mastication which is lodged. of jet buttons outlining the hem never fully performed if teeth are and neckline.

The new summer classic suit by Hershelle (1)--tiny jacket and swing | skirt-is in worsted wool georgette Buttoning high to the neck with white collar and cuffs, it has three- Quarter sleeves, It can be worn on the journey and worn in town with one of the new tiny flowered bonnets tied under the chin.

phrases. For instance, instead of saying, 'Dadds, put on my bib,' he says, 'Daddy, bib.'"*

fimpaired: cosmetiently, because the beauty of the face depends upon the ensemble, not the complexion or the eyes alone.

Small Brush

One rule: Keep your tooth brushes

teeth

Tartar may form despite the ut- most care. It consists mainly of phosphate of lime, deposited from the saliva. Mixed with this are par ticles of food and in them bacteria will flourish, causing all manner of trouble.

The dentist will remove these

For afternoon and early evening Brenner Sports make the navy and white spotted rayon jumper suit (4) with high collar tied under the chin with white pique. Fashiqn-conscious detalls include the while petticoat Hearing over and over with plea-frill, and peplum fluted over rows of serumalously clean. Buy small ones. deposits with his instruments. That sure certain rhymes and folk-tales, matching white frilling. With it is No tooth brush can conform precise is another reason for the semi-an- this child may incline to repent worn a navy felt "baby bonnet." ly to the shape of the dental arch nual visit to his office. whole sentences In his imagination, even aloud. Certainly he will be

to exposed sentence-patterns. In this case the mother was advised not to urge the child. to converse nor to ask him to repeat a correction.

Both chidren should have their hearing tested by an expert. With both children the parents should talk (distinctly) a great deal about what the child is doing ог about what is being done for him. Both children should spend considerable time at play with other children.

Torso Shirt Long on Style

When you think of clothes for this spring, and the coming summer, make up your mind to get a long- torso overshirt. It's a new fashion thought, expertly fashioned to accentuate your good figure. It's the answer to your problem of what to wear with just about anything. Generally, it has a little collar that Complimentary to shows nently above the jacket. contrasting slacks, it gives you little-girl appeal when worn with shorts, as illustrated by pretty Donna Reed, Hollywood film star,

RED RYDER

HZ

-THAR'S SHOOTINTAHEAD OF US,BOYS RYDER'S

CUT OFF THE TRAIN ROBBERS!

BOYS AND GIRLS

Mr. Punch Visited Tom Thumb

-He Found Him Living in a Nut-Shell House-

By MAX TRELL :

[NARF and Hanld, the shadow- children with the turned-about names, asked their friend Mr. Punch if he knew anyone as small as Tom Thumb.

"The children were reading about him this afternoon in a book," Hanid explained. "But they didn't believe that anyone could be as small as Tom Thumb."

Mr. Punch smiled. He was read- ing a nowspaper, but he folded and held it on his lap. "The children. my dear, are quile wrong. Tom Thumb was quito smali. That is true. But there are lots of creatures-- busy, lively creatures, too-who are a good deal smaller than Tom Thumb. Take the ants, for example. To an ant Tom Thumb (who was no

Mr. Punch greeted Tom Thumb.

GAZINE

taller than a thumb, of course) legs. There were pictures_on the would appear like a glont. I can wall painted on pin-heads. The walls imagine baby ant saying to its were papered with postage-stamps, | as large as Tom Thumb really live? cum Thumb's mother: 'Mother dear, can anyone and there was a round table made

of a button and daisy stems.

He's so gigantic!'

Scams Small

bedroom," Mr Punch went

on, "was just as cosy. His bed was a goose-feather, curled

he

up at the top and bottom. His mir- "Just because Tom Thumb seems ror was a shining penny, and smail to us," Mr. Punch went on, kept his clothes in a closet no bigger "is no reason for not thinking he than the inside of a morning-glory, doesn't live. He lives very comfort which I think it was. ably, and in his own little house," Mr. Punch added.

"In his own' house?" Knarf" said in surprise.

"Once." said Mr. Punch, "I paid Tom Thumb a visit."

Grow Big

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Starting with the No. 1 det, draw a straight line to dot No. z and so on, connecting each dot in order. When you finish, you'll have a picture of the King of Birds. Then you can paint your drawing with water colour or crayon.

Good Hobby

"He invited me to stay for dinner. We had soup out of buttercups, and hobby.

Working in oll cloth is a good meat on daisy petals. The salt and to protect

You can make bookcovers, pepper shakers were the bottom of showers, by cutting oilcloth material school books against blue-bells, and we had napkings the length of an opened volume, Knart and Hand had never heard made out of the corners of a hand- allowing a quarter-inch hem all that Mr. Punch knew Tom Thumb kerchief. All in all," Mr. Punch round and a generous space on personally, so they begged him to concluded: "It was a wonderful visit both ends to tuck over the book tell them more about bis visit to and I wish I could have gone again." co

covers. Oilcloth can be sewed on "Why didn't you?" Hanid asked, the sewing machine or stitched by noticing that Mr. Punch suddenly hand. If you develop any akili, "It was made out of an empty looked sud. HT

nothing liep- you could begla a beach bag for the nutshell," said Mr. Punch.

The pened to Tomo

splash-and-spray days. chinney was a hollow straw, and

Tom Thumb's house.

to

Tom

"No-nothing happened the windows were two picctacles Thumb It all happened to me. glass from a pair of old

"My goodness! What happened?" Tom Thumb's parlour was as cozy a, "I grew too big. The next time room as I've ever seen. The walls I went to his house I couldn't get

There was a blue In. That's what happened." were all arched.

But Knarf and rug on the floor made out of a bit

Hanid smiled. of a woollen shawl. The chairs were And so did Mr. Punch. Growing big made out of pumpkin seeds, half-was what almost everyone did, and hollowed-out, with little matchstick no one could help it.

The Battle's On

HE GOT JOE

BY FRED HARMAN

OKARCHEE'S GOT THE GOLD! LET'S ALL GET OUTA

HERE

Rupert helps Dr. Lion-

On hearing. Rupert's voice the wise old owl shutes forward and stands with his eyes closed. After the Bittle bear has asked his question the bird feebly lies a wing and makes wheezy, croaking noises. "I can't understand a word he's saying thinks Rupert. Then he stares. Why, you poor thing." he cries, do believe even you have a bad told the same as all the others! This really is the limit it's no good my waiting here. You certainly couldn't help us."

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