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when school DUCATIONAL authori. to lip-read and speak. Within maintain interest
ties in all parts of the about alx months, the low pro days are over. Photography and world are training deaf ces of training them to watch bee-keeping compete with arts the movements of the lips, to and crafts, guiding and scouting. children on an increasing understand and imitate, begins Dramatic work and specch com- scale in an endeavour to fit to coax one or two voked words petitions play an important part The top in developing fluency and con- them to live as happily as out of their mouths.
clana of intelligent five-year- filence in speaking. There is a And
can paint the normal child.
cambina studio where pupils olds, who, through there are indications that ton of lip-reading and know when they like and what they. well-established like. The principal encourages they are meeting with s
re inting, understand a good deal them to develop an appreciation large measure of success.
of
what is said to them, begin of art, believing that to a large to speak although extent it can take the place of the same muric in their emotional deve- The methods of training verg to read and
method of incorrectly in about and the lip-reading
lopment. to speech is being miopted
Anger larger extent than the
011 Opinions method,
vary which is the better method, but the concents is that the former is the better way from the point of view of giving the child n natural expression,
time.
Hand Chatter
Ný more gesticulation than The hearing child would use i discouraged. For example, While in Britnin
in infants who
instinctively put to their opri Postwar shortage of every type their fingers
there
of school, between 40 and 350 moths to indicate foud
*A shattering new experience for you!ure edullished for the training sickly tought to lip-read such
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The headmistress of the nur- vein, rery school, in similar comments on the value of coun- try arroundlags to small deaf delight in the children, whote
of ba nights of Bure seems heightened by the fact that is
ours are lost to them.
Not Sheltered
the 4.000 odd deaf or partially words as "dincer".
even if it deaf children. Though much takes them a little longer in way was done before 1944 to help it themselves. Of course they ILDREN at the Mary Hare Grammar School, and part- there handicapped children, the use gestures as they play con-
tention Act of that year made tentedly together, and "chatter" culary the older ones, are not In a sheltered neal authorities responsible for with hands and expressions as allowed to live
Through them with free education.
they eat, but given encourage» varld of their own. ment, they re voleen 160.
games matches, and reout and The More often than not
ruide activities, they mix with The most important job is to hearhis
children from other. children go to boarding schook Geographically,
the get the child to however,
Tip-read and schools. The seniors
SEMA mattered that speak children are sa
If ht and
alone into the process couraged to go alone centres in
started be
three, town to do their shopplug and can Guly in eight but Britain are the numbers su teachers hope
reduce take part In
P after
ineal activities. On their own day the number of years by which Sundays. cient to justify
the deaf child lags behind the mey can to for schools.
bearing child in mental develop levele irist.
1
Two Schools
TWO
Wo schools of the newer ty
being developed today for much children are within a few miles of each other just outside The town of Newbury, in Berk
#t
10
they
are
(1)-
church service,
for walks.
plenies or trip
without any shepherding by their teachers.
At neither of these schools, in The pupils at the Mary Hare
are selected, fact, in there any suggestion that Grammar School
belong to a differ- children
approach to the
But
through an entrance test, for leaf their, srholastic alities and ent wertd. Their special prob- Although thes are recognised, their testeh- povabilities.
adjusted ac- development of speech naturally the url training
beyond that emales on erential part of the wordingly, erreals
school fe work is more of
13 any other shire. One is Donnington fade urriculum of the school, the they enjoy much the ratne sort Nareery School, which takes like that of an ordinary gram- children, and ultimately set out children from two to seven mar school, and the aim of most la the world
# happy child- years of age: the other the of the boys and girls on leaving elitround of Mary Hare Grammer School, is to enter one of the protes- hood. which children can attend be ions. Last year 12 of them wes tween the ages of 12 and 10 put in for the School Certificate-
examination, and all passed-a
years.
•
record of which any normal school would have good reason to be proud. This was the first time that deat children were able to take the examination on
Although the pupils Pre separated by many years, there are similarities between the Both are housed in schools.
issions set In comfortable
eres of wooded grounds which equal terms with the hearing. stretch fur out into the country-
side of this
It
with the secure
Miss K. Williams, headmistress of the Donnington Lodge Nursery School for the Deaf, near Newbury, Berkshire, Is here seen instructing one of her young pupils lip-reading with the aid of drawings.
A group of happy pupils in the garden of the Mary Hare Grammar School for the Deaf, near Newbury, where they are taught to enjoy the same amenities of life as normal children.
gets
NEW YORK.
meat
hotter-the
that his command har THE splendid gallantry "not the slightert responsibility" for the defence of Korea until
beautiful English Range Of Hobbies T and fighting skill of President Truman hul made him
County Both take about en pupils, boys and girls, drawn from all parts of Britain, and both adopt the same basic tech- nique of teaching, laying stress on p-reading and speech deve- lopment and discouraging finger methods.
MEREFORE,
the United
to
battle down
pin the blame
By C. V. R. THOMPSON
in World rals, Senator Gurney, is also But he docT after Johnson,
for United States forces Generalissima in Korea, never more ap- Nations. the children's
parent than today, have not First, Acheson talents are gently directed damped down the political
inquest opened up In earnest, It started in towards careers in which their cicafuers will prove the least inquest which America has TEN the
mathematical been savagely conducting Constress, handles. The
Senator Robert Taft, a would- may br guided towards accoun since the early days of the
he President, known to the sejentille fowards is a fancy, In both school there
campaign.
"Mister admirers as
Republi- War II. Any who wish happy atmosphere, which make laboratory work.
Newbury 10
His cry To the opposition politicians have the courage to blame him- feel the pupila
can began the hunt. like a large may go into nearby
Irs
-"Acheson must 1:0," Dran fully me where all the learn typing as a stand-by,
Treskdent Truman's Achesont entertaining all the top form especially, chüdren are
taught individually,
It looked Secretary of State in charge of their friends at the same time, are
inchoul bounded always with their approaching bad for the military. The ques- foreign affairs.
was criticised scapegoat, At Best. Taft tion everyone asked wast Why etreer in mint. by rules and regulations,
Meanwhile,
rather than
they and
The scalp hunters are in full They are after someone to take the rap for Koica.
AL the beginning
Harbour" had been
OUT
and the opposition Presa (near self, too.
of all America's
"I was one of the fouls who- ly 80 percent
to economise on and magazines), wanted newspapers Acheson
seemed the perfect armed forces," he has said.
There
Thon, Bradley
In
Why?
is a general in after-schoo1 didn't we know the Communists for disturbing home-front unlly
in a time of crisis. But only election coming up, and it could go what is the store now
first. **Ackson must go"
upsel Truman's m
race be- became a phrase
possibly issued a state familiar as. "Remcinber Pearl
long Acheson. Truman's chic military?
As in most schools for the hours, there is a range of hob-were getting ready to march? deal in Britain, classss are bies and activities from which | The answer seemed obvious, at
niled to ten pupils. Problems every child should be able to So much so that General Doug soon
one which will las MacArthur et discipline are minimal, and chome at least teachers сол be for naorr
with
friendly and free an
and easy with their pupils than would be pos sible if classes were larger
They all feel that, because the Arst air of teaching the dent i 10 St them to lead normal happy livs, they must give them the affection and character training of a parent as well as the book learning of a teacher.
Aces
Against The
NEW YORK.
By NEWELL ROGERS
the
Defence
Queens?
the
scapegoats
**jority In Congress, All year tween the politictons and the
Department by Treasury's record post-war gain ships could in gold and dollar reserves. ROM over the rim of the arguing that the
across transport Two divisions
Atlantic in three day's.
Loggia Lessons North Atlantie a threat the
has been
Twa to nil in favour
Cabinet officer, has been under of the military? An outsined- front-page fre.
ing military victory, It seems
Specimen comment
from a
i!
magazine with a multi-million circulation:
"The country
our
Indeed there has been hardly whisper of criticism-in in public, at any rate of General Bradley, the Chief of The only suggestion
For
deaf the Queens-1,250ft. long, ROSIE the riveler is on her But broadcasters Bob Hope and gan five months ago, long before well-
way back to the factory, Groucho Marx are not seriously Korea.
children to be set up by a local 105,000 tons. authority. The Berkshire Edu- calion Committer responsible for its running and finance, but
the school takes children from all parts of Britain.
skilled
Two brothers,
110
of
опе
Can ave confience in the conduct of Omar Con Staff. against struggle munism In Asia as long it that I have found is that he perhaps too preoccupied Acheson is Secretary of State." was
with Europe.
Bradley argued against econo- Next, Johnson AFTER "Acheson must go mies, is the general view, and only accepted them because he YOMRADE HAW-HAW: The the loudest cry is "Johnson was a food soldier.
go." That is Louis John-
Nevertheless there are voices to Britain's Jassenger-ship And that the pracethe weather New York Times has started must
of Defence. Secretary supremacy has appeared. It deck could become a flight deck to list the Umes of the short-on-the civilian Truman made which raise a question mark,
example, there
small but usually JONNINGTON Lodge, which
The attack on Johnson be article in a Moscow. from Radlo English open since last consists of two proposed and parking lot for 200 aircraft wave propaganda broadcasts in
informed Washington autumn, is the Best nursery American liners bigger than
the United States Josep magazine, boarding school for
are News. Stewart Alsop, who
the The magazine shows that, The pool of unemployed crafts. Worried. The broadcasts include and
excerpts from Pravda leaders. influential columnists for small that
Herald-Tribune, even after the attack tad be- New York It is not their size alone which men is so
many provincial news gun, milliary was uncertain. women workers of World War
comment: Is the threat. Each would pro- 11, are in demand again.
One significant TV. Now I can buy a £90 TV and
set with A vide
12-inch papers, set about him for
in Tokyo re. "cafeteria service" 15
screen for £20. I get free home economics he ordered in Ameri- "Army officials
ported that two divisions with Britain for 7,500 passengers at
ve full
naval air end
support # cost of only £20 5s. each. RUY SCOTCH, That order is trial, pay nothing down, and can ca's three Services,
Their Hne: "There should as I want to pay The Queens' cheapest tourist the first reaction of the have as long
Behind could do the job. As the biltz. The reason:
Sets with no mistake about it.
estimate was class, one-way fare is £58 16s. liquor industry to Korea. They for it
screens 30 the fatte front of Louis Jon continued, this movic-size remember the wartline Scotch home
And son's defence 'economics em revised to four, and finally cix
than divisions." shortage and are laying in all inthes-are coming along.
lurks something around the corner is colour TV.
The
trouble. petty domestic politics.
the in fact,
Was that they can get.
There Jurks, cars are MOTORING: British have Matt Hong have it all their spectre of our eventual defeat saw Russia
bumbers as
Their left to renew negotiations own way on
the U. S. Import in the world struggle with the ble
weapon.
1eory wa The frat cargo of 20 Soviet Union."
day of small policing: But the Alsops are no longer that the The plan is based on the In Londen for an Anglo-Ameri- market. the hul
aim agreement. They no Volkswagens from Germany has en that ordinary Americans Children will
longer have natch hope of been unloaded. They are priced the only ones blaming Johnson wars had gone for good.
Perhaps, then, that overall with British cars. for pulling the Navy in mot- with ordinary incomes cannot
one in favour to have their
in Bri- Getting much it anymore to compete
the lack of tactical score of two to when the logging
now afford holidays
of Britain. money but
But They do 34 miles to the gallon. balls, for
for too few tanks of the nulitary is not correct. tain.
they are hoping that the Board And one of New York's leuing air power,
The batile gets hotter-and
yet . -the backers, of Trade's Harold Wilson will British car dealers estimates he and anti-tank weapons, and for
Anal score can't have gone to Washington for be nbin to be more generous can sell 1,000 Volkswagen cars a too small a standing army.
That champion
of the Len- made, them They are tempting with
of the month,
UC-
Donnington Lodge was cupled during World War II by the United States Army, and the hutments built on the slope be- hind the house are adapting themselves excellently as class rooms, dining room, play room and dormilarics.
By TOW would they do it?
cutting out all the luxuries, the huge and glittering saloons.
chiefs TOLLYWOOD When the final And the dining-rooms would be HOL
alterations are completed,
all
the classrooms will bu on the ground floor, either
or the house.
then be able
Icasons on
in
weather conditions permit.
The "bables". most of them
three years old, are grouped in
self-service cafelerias.
Liberty
a class, but taught individually subsidies.
NANCY
IT'S MORE REFINED
Lines, the
Handiwork
IT JUST LOOKS NICE THAT'S
ALL
WHY ?
PHOOEY
TO HOLD YOUR
LITTLE FINGER
LIKE THIS
because
1 THINK EVERYTHING
YOU DO SHOULD SOIVE A POIPOSE
By Ernie Bushmiller
ERME BUSH Matt ha ha Haut
more
Koca,
the argument
the military
as the enemy and
their prime
bif
INSECT SPRAY
WITH DOT
When there's bif Ineedn't use my fist!
SURE KILL
KOTENOINTI NAN KANG CO À UN ATAT
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