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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13

Mi. and Mrs. Waverly Gillian
and Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Gillian
had as their guests this week end
MI. and Mrs. w. I. Covington,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman
and MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Turns.
OF AppomattoX.
Dr. and Mrs. C. l.. Baird
spent last week end in Washing
ton. ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Critzer
and family. Of Petersburg. spent
tile week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Scruggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Pad
gett and son, Clay, of Buena
VI Ia were Saturday overnight
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. A. Allen.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
Presbyterian Bible
School In Session

This week the Farmyille Pres
byteran Church is conducting its
annual Vacation Bible School
with Mrs. j. M. Watkins as Iii
rector ard divisions for children
III the kindergarten, Primary
Junior and intermediate depart
ments.
The school will close next Sun
day, June l8. at 73o pm. with
closing exercises IN the church
sanctuary. All the parents and
other friends are invited to be
present
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
Coffee Honors
Miss Betty Bruce

Mrs. John c. Morgan, il, and
Mrs. David NJ Word, III. enter
tanned with q coffee, Saturday,
June 8. at the Morgan home,
honoring Miss Betty Broaddus
Bruce.
Miss Bruce's marriage to Sam
BossieuX Shepard will take place
Saturday, June "a, at the Mays
vile Baptist Church, Bucking-
ham.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
Powhatan Levy
Continued from page |

ond largest item in the budget
IS S12.350 for public welfare.
Estimated revenue from local
sources includes S208,72 The
bulk of that will be provided in
the form of taxes on real estate
and personal property. Real
estate will yield $l3l 1880 and
personal property $25 ,485 or a
total of $157 .404 so
From state sources the esti-
mated revenue is expected to be
S223 .433. That includes $40, 600
from the ABC tax and 5000 1856
tor educational purposes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
VITA Program
Continued from pace y

intelligence. achievement, per
sonallty structure and com
munity cohesion as a result Of
protracted litigation and SubSe-
quent school Blessings, and,
To serve as a basis for select
ing types Of learning experiences
which would narrow the gaps
i'll intelligence and achievement
levels Of the children.
He said information gathered
may be of use to federal courts
IN school closing cases.
Financial Plans
The VITA executive said he cX-
poets substantial increase in
enrolment, and that children
will not be charged tuition. 1T
is anticipated that the costs of
financing this project will be
| borne jointly by the Virginia
Teachers Association. the par
ents Of the children Of Prince Ed
| ward who Will be enrolled and
by interested foundations and
/ friends.
The expense of parents would
be in the form Of providing room
| and board to the volunteer teach
ers. who. Dr.. Picott said, have
come forward with a desire to
serve from throughout the state
VITA local units have con
tributed nearly $1,000. toward the
VTA's expected cost share of
So 900. He said he hopes foun-
dations and other sources would
, contribute the other half.
In addition to providing re-
medal subject matter for the
various age and ability groups.
the project will include an ZEN
richment" phase, according to
the executive secretary. This
would include field trips to such
places as Williamsburg and at
tendance at such events as d con
cert, dramatic production and a
lecture.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-13
News Summary

Continued from page II
Justice Department with infor-
nation about its membership
and finances, the Supreme Court
ruled last week III a second 5-4
decision.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
.ANovILL RLTY. corr.
10. 4-844O
TRADES AccEPTKD'
KAY BOWLING


pAMAscug-Nsw x-bsdrm.. s-hath
n.iek rambler on acre: Z IRE
~. aug . ae % luxe kit.. fun bsnat,
h..v.h.: szS.000. Trade aeespted.
oArTHMRsBuRo-s bedrms. ana
den In this spaeious home vitS
nrspi. IN liy fm.. full din. m,
1uH esmt.. with 6-yr. old furnace
ior ,h..v.h... .gsrags; located N
excel. neighbofhood On trae-
lined side street: only Y blk. from
school. and 3 hIks. to etores. ctiasr
snyfehss. etc. Priced 70 sen 81
GAsdAEAS .ssdA ~ nQ-.2zbsdrm. bun
.rT %T VIII bath. full hsmt.. fenced
Gnssli.Ssa,SSI. Gilsi s,iS a Eassr assssr'ooSs Ssnd sewer.
DAMAgCue-3 bedrm, rambler
with finished rec. rm. IN hsnt. 8
eeres Of land. Many extras In.
eiuded. Small barn. Only Sa6. 600.
RoLLnso KNoLrs 4 bedrm.. q.
oath brick rambler with seq, din.
I'm. nrepls,. fun bsmt., tiled:
n:.wh on eers lot. cioss d
ano oniy Sz4szbOs
SUGAR LOAF MT. AREAS acre,
with 3 bedrn., ~ bath rem6isr
alum: aiding. full 6smt,, ali h.-a n
small barn, LARGE trees. An eTeei.
lsnt buy ct $4,000.
WET oLNEY PARKS acres, viii
attrae. masonry. Cape cod. lN
baths, 3 large bedrms., ~. IN.
rm.. lee. din. rm.. extra iSe. rec
I'm. with stone flrepl.; Ige. storaGr
rm., sep. cottage, ell fenced. This
one needs some finishing, but n
. rare value ct S31 $50, Couid
pc -sundivided into " acre lots.
wooDFIELD-very attrae. s-rm
end bath bungaioy With exbandi-
pc xnd mr.. full, bSmt., h..Vh.
fefege, chicken house, q Acre nj
4encsd with nice trees and shru6s.
Many other excellent huys IN the
UPPER County area.
KAY BOWLING, REALToR
zn N. Frederick Ave, 0aithsrsburR
WI. s-e250 or 5Oi VA. $500
Evening star., 1961-01-01

COM. AyE. EsTATEs - twin
din: m. dn. Zee. In., s:tsi az
Svnsr transisrrsd. Yo6kKfN Sa5S xsn ,kST;
CO.. 10. 4-eO22 I'll o.
FRANKLIN AVE. AREA-Huilder's
elose-out: brand-new. 4-hedrm.. q
bath spiit-isvei; huge hv. rm.. iEs.
brisht kit.. and bsrat.; move right
In. S21,090; -OK'D & TRADE" :
KEN pRU@KIN q CO. He. 9-24Q0
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CHEVY CHASE
8205 LARRY PLACE

Handsome and spacious Colonial on quiet
street Entranee foyer Living foem with nrsDasS separate
pcESsr room lat twin upstss Beau.
Wooded fenced. level lot Only $2S.95o. S'''''
q. DIRECTIONS: East xast-wsst hwy risht On Lar5 s
Evening star., 1961-01-01

BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
NEW sPtlT-IgvzL With = bed
istio oR dsSiishss re Tsersst;oa %stG. Tocm. roon
Very latest kitchen. Expsffiy
landseaped Level lot. Near eie.
mentary school end NrH. An this
and under $3O.0OOi Exceiient
terms too. Owner can give quicf
posssssien. MRs. 6NYbER OF.
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HOUSES FoR skLI-MD.

= XzNDug01ON PARHWo0D
Q rm. frame kouss, snScious In.
rtn., ultra med. hit, double slnk,
disposal dishEasher, Birch eabi-
ne3s, 3 bedrn1e., bash. full hasefnt. !,
panelled rec. rza., bar, laundry
rKs auto washer, dryer. furnace
room storm windcWs, Beautifully
HANDICAPPED lot, chain link fenced,
aniendid berbeeue pit, adjacent
Rock Creek Park. near NH and
NAVAL Med. Center, completeiy in-
FHA commitment, Si5,S00. dn.
pay; $50 Immed. possession or
scgn seSH!s ss9 ls... S1so Tn ,Isn. me; s.u... Il,
hors: hhor Ssr l:s assd' sldss isls:
gsrden, lush sod. 400 II. frontage,
neeg church, store and school. 8
NIL, north Bureau Of Standards
oaitherhurR, S14,e50. Terms,
CHARLES b. JAiGie0Ns
poolsville, Nd.
vi. e-9223 or 301 DI. 0-5262
LANGLEY PARK, home and income
"A lovely 2-bedfm. brick home
with sep. din. area and de luxe
kit, plus sep. efleieney apt. As
sumo lne. loan and move IN.
$l6,600 and "oK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN pRU6k1N q CO. HE. 9-24OO
LANGLEY PARK-8ee this charm-
ms, modern-style Calf. rambler.
for only S16.2b0.
YOUNG AT HEART"
3 Ice. bedfms., liy. rm. With firepI. |;
iee. fenced yard with patio; close
TO all eonveniences.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. A-lOOO
MASS. AVE. EXT.-Attr. modern
2-bedrm. rambler. Sl6,600; ideal
loe.. corner lot. trees, lge. scr.
perch. tull bsnlt.: EHA: no SCENTS.
0L 6-1006. Dir: Mass. ave. ext,
LETT on Sangemore, 3 blks. to Ma
dewsska. right TO CLIO and open
slgn. =.
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CLOSE-IN
4307 ROSEDALE AVE.

set sciouy on wooded private this spacious s-bedf
2-bah brick rambler offers beauty vahity
tSyss hvmE m with neplses ample dining area modern
with basement located dead-snd convenient e
=, DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin rshs on Ros.ds. av.
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GLEN MAP pApw

GLEN MAR PARK
ssho1ld appeal e an p Dsrsats. rent The TSs
". IA. With xree. .iGnlns porsh isssSIs. g. aiS
I'M; and hit, 8 twin 'bedrms'. >
baths-ug. Daylisht pansied rec.
nm. with lavatory. Aiso, outsido
garden room. garage, siats roof.
sxsa xHaafiSSs. is:n.. lHS42Risk lnHiS;2H,sk 4es5gPo: eSgPS:
dLENNoNs n. = a-sog7a NJ zVs. Ah
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lcoNTINuEDl
.uuzauu1aM.ln.ullmlnnzazuzz----u
unnu VNf.Ann AVE

Il7 RH0DE ISLAND AVE-. NV
$3.50. No MONEY Down. ANY ANY
veteran. 269 mo.
,. y. !. 5HSIss EAzESs "a. 1855 1855
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hM0pen
SAT. sun. MON. lis
BIRMINGHAM ESTATES

61hM1NGHAM ESTATES
8 ATTRACTIVE HOMES
1 Brick rambler: B bedrms.. 3
% %1afns' q: =. arepl.. mod. 1t. rec.
Assume lse. 5N loan: Sic. 500 Sooooo' : ,
.; Brick Cape Cod; 4 bedrniS.o' V5,h
baths, Z; z; Kit, table spsce: ser.
poren' ' . SsxnibSN0: nr. schools: ":
:; Attr; cor. custom-built rambler:
z nedrmS.. 2 baths; breeaeWay;
nreplaees, mod. kit, with tahle
Spese; ySesn.. rec ess5e rs,n mi iss. lot: sasaEs;
TO inspect: Out Powder Miu rd. "a
st.: LEFT 10 zssz KeSnsy mi; q 81 AsneI eut GIa
Baltimore pike, left on Powder
MIL I'd. to 34th pl.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
BUMDER's sACRIFTCE! - TRiS
neariy new rambler cannot -
duplicated for less than S25,6OO.
Price only S22,50O with Sa,S0fj
gown TO responsible party, balance
IKE rent. On ] II acres; 8 bed.
rms, 2 haths. extra lTe. KIT, fam.
~ rm. wLnrepl.;. earport: country
LIVING with city conveniences.
Spynsr must go 20 cslifornis
Immesint. nsnce q: misfortune misfortune yeyr gain,
REAL ESTATE CO. DIV. {.i5is: {ii5H
B.UILDER's .uIL! CLosEOUTi chiiiun
sH.bstb. sHis MSI;iItiSesgt' snI;it- -iss.Iat .4-bedrH !.
fm Terms or trade. G ~ 't toaay
sure Priced to sen. sample house. ha
6006 RIGGS RID.
JAMES =. TUcKER DU.~ 7-3O0D.
CAkhOLLT0N, Owner k.F. C1pe
Coo; rec. rm.. mod. equin.; So. .l)60
dn.. 60O2 e5th pl. eP. S-3950.
CARROLLTON, By oWNTR-1Ts
sumo loan ON brick cane cd mn
bsmt. Open. Gall S6th pl. or. 4.
GENITAL AM CONDITIONING
ALN.UihEWS-IoyelJ modern 7-rm.
trees: beaut. iandScpd.; 4 bSdrmsn n
Ia baths; drepl.: patio; lge. car.
bort; walk to ARbc and school,
very nice community: city waters
evan. Jan. 81; reduced to $Sl,s
so0; only S1,500 dn.: owner. TE..
CHEvERLY-Lovely 3-bedrni.: ifS.
fenced lot; bsmt.; clean As q piiif
S5g2 down. OWNER. 10. .5-2131.
CMEvERLY AREA-vet, act now
invest your Xmas bonus on 4
S3e6 down, includes settlement .
costs for 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
With large kit. and fun bsmt.
Misnin z blks. Of shoppins, bus
sna Scnooi. Payments under 500
BRICK FRONT RAMBLER-ciesn
as new and vacant for ouick
possession. Already financed WITH
4h% loan. No red tape. 3 bed.
rms, kit. with wall oven, table,
hsop range and snack bar. Tiled
DsHt;, local ior rec; room. OUT
oa;;toWn owner needs immediate
PRINCE GEORGES pRopyRrrEa
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OIL. 4-s104

A HAPPY NEW YEAR
win bs yours n you see this 4 . ?, p
bedrm. rambling beauty. $1S,SbO
and assume lge. lean, vacant. :
KEN pRUgKIN O. CO. 10. 6-2006
AAA BRICK RAMBLER-S bed
rooms, w baths, 27' living room
With picture Ein,dcw: w., Big 4. .snS kisshsIi' ,as
Issal tssn, fos ssesseS sSs5s. z Ey.s Ssn'st NJ De-
sss msnt. u: SS-Ssa7. RIPLEY Co.
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S0K 5'FfRVfMEAN.. VfEA.s Gil / Lsfb!4sSRREE22 5. SSRREEE22
Pobiak & Pobiak
wHswocD SHOPPING CENTER
OIL. $4,000

MODEM 2-stoFy frame: 3 bad.
Ssa y; s.r,as .H' fiH: ssr:s. sn 30 lss S,n az, Z
Malh. $10.b00. 10. a-SS69.
MONTGOMERY MILLg-Atkraefive
lot. with ) SSedfocms, sepsrats am an.
lng room, recreation room, gaFage.
$1s,soo: 4. IKEs9INoKR . CO.,
Evening star., 1961-01-01
WOOD ACRES

= si,ls!!; N1;MEE SECTION q this exsr
sSssntse,i poDS,aF i',z f'n,Tily T.. .eopminity: me
nv; nc,.s IN; :, With arspi. pockshslyes.
table space. Eiddiss piayrsnm. is ash
layatogy down, 3 tWin.sised led !.
nicely landscspsd. Also snrsss.
sttae ian: other extras included
q szs; 200; ressessien Jsngery
Evening star., 1961-01-01
1 Minute From, Now

Xou can be taking 70 an sxDera
VINO can answer nearly any gtIess
tion about buying OF seIline yoiiY
home In 1851.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
NH AREA. ~
: 10100 DICKENS AVE.

Only $1,000 down will this attractive .frsms
dnios Tn nisn exrs oI loan Lvns WITH erspace
ys III Sh Ps sS SlGs K schools and ehurehss IMMEDIATE
"a pREcTIoNs Out Old eeorgetown .d right On Lone OAK
ley Dickens TO OPEN Or out WisconSin ave.
left on GTosvenor lane TO Dickens. " Nv"
Evening star., 1961-01-01
CARR0LL INnLL6

CAhbULL ANOLLS
short on words hut high IA value
3 bedrm.= rainbief
KEN nRueKM q co. 10. S-2OOb
CHEVY CMA9E--Aii-brick rambler,
center han. 3 bedrms.. IA baths,
real din. rm.; on auiet street;
man, many extras; tust reduced for
Evening star., 1961-01-01
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD
sPLlT-LEVEL COLONIAL, like new,
1.nedrm.. 3h-bath home with lss.
closets evefyvhere. HAS huge 80.
IT,. =, cayliSht rec: Tm.. porch. ga
49,. 41'S; quick Up poSssssion. SPLIT
upper sos. Immaculate Condition,
choice lot. : bedrrns, 9th foushed
md "a baths, porch cff din. IN.
ano equip; kit. daylisht rec. I'm.
xxi.n poyder Tm., 2-csr gareGe.
FooTS, FFoesooMs tl6%' s5oosso0,s 5oso, Vacant ma
Evening star., 1961-01-01
SILVER SPRING
1915 SECOND AVE.

Just few downtown silver surinr th nav hv,ck
ssmsssr snsss,rhM Y :ss wen back on IsQ wooded lot older
s:parss dining dream kitchen with area
Financing TO suit your needs. Only S2s,60O.
ovvJp JpIREcTIoNs Out 10th st. ext. right End ave. 10
Evening star., 1961-01-01
REALTY, Inc.
CHEVY CHASE
710Q AAkh CT

Assume 81 lst TRUST On this exspucnal hsndsoms
,non ,n and @ @ramnspcrtstOn n Two bedrms Ioop for
the family with an appreciation Of charm. Only Sie250
ECT!oES; Out Wisconsin right Leland st. left
Evening star., 1961-01-01
CHEVY CHASE

suiek ssls. O.. .ibSosS. sGIaes1 Oh s.7osSS.. aS.
CHEVY CHASE
Red-hriek celcniai. in new-house
condition; 8 bedFms,, 2N bathe:
fenced, deep level iof; fuii bsmt..
stairs to-. storage attic, attached
gar; walking distance to Conn.
ave. trAnsp. and Rosemary Grade
fhnol Myes., cal Mrs. Mckinley,
W. Q. . 4. n. MILLER pEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HoME WITH us
CHEVY CHASE (NORTH)
clo:s IN, pretty nav home Of quaint
s:a'saSl s:a ssS a.IRssi Risi .is SiiSrns a% SssS slaSs
nrepiacs OPENING onto patio. ca.
rage. Avail imnied.. Near transp.
and shopping. Quiet neighborhood
High sos. MArearet Mas (oL.
z-46zo1 on premises.
80. OPEN ]. 10 l:30 n
psrsetlons; Out Conn; ave, 70
"a. "a risht u soiia ana % 0Sen siEls sisn.
follow Metsler arrows. 80 '
METZLER EN-. 2-7400
COLEsVILLE; only 422,76O- On.
usual 3-bedrm., siate-foofed, hot
water heated brick home.
"WOODED " ACRE"
Possible eth hedrm.. Walk-out hsmt.,
screen porch. Arspl. plus garage.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4.1OO0
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SUMNER AREA

SUMNER AREA
= .cnn!e SMI4exsLNo POOL. expertiy iahd-
neurm.. S-hath home ideal for
z large family. Many castora
appointments incl. daylight pan-
ssrs eiea =. rec; I'm. porch petio.. 9-eaY
OVV. Mn. 'Po6IAK. Oh. 0-bzB6.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
PRINCE aEoRafs COUNTY

BEERS BROS. Ju. s-7slo
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COHASSET
6808 MASSENA COURT

Lns panpered d:year.od brick split level
"a baths separate dining
ment Immaculate. Only S3295O " - - '"'~
Massena Mssssna Court and oPEN sign nsn'
Evening star., 1961-01-01

419 VALLEY AVE Sc. (just off ..
icr ANY Veteran. : apss.1 No
MONEY DOWN. Live free IN one
apt: collecting rent from the other.
Both apis. vacant; move IN on
approval. Call me for key 70 In
r. Z. TAYLOR OIL. <-s4aa
u. W. EERENS Ma. s-S(lflfl
Evening star., 1961-11-23

or something special to have
gout.
Can asthma be cured? In
some cases, yes. In most.
Just controlled so that at
tacks are fewer and of less
intensity. Preventing is i'm
portant. The person subject
to increasing bouts Of hay
fever is likely to get asthma
later on if he doesn't actively
treat his condition. This
may also be true for those
who suffer from allergic re-
actions to whatever they
breathe, touch, eat or feel
Cbecome emotionally involved
and easily upset).
Therefore, if there's his
tory of asthma in your fam
lily, and you are sensitive to
animal danderS, pollens,
dust, special foods and local
applications Of any kind,
better not just grin and bear
these discomforts. There's
always asthma in the back
ground. Actively treat the
Evening star., 1961-11-23
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
d. pcTEp STEINTpNHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: What
is the difference between
severe anemia and just plain
anemia?-Mrs. D.
ALL ANEMIA should be
suspect. Otherwise what may
seem to be a plain" anemia
can turn out to be due to
unrecognized serious illness.
I suppose by. plain anemia
you mean an anemia in which
the hemaglobin is a little low
and no cause can be found
for it. This may sometimes
occur in a patient who has an
underactive thyroid; in one
who is overdieting and not
getting the proper amounts
of protein, minerals and vita
minis; during pregnancy. and
in cases where anemia is an
indirect result of a chronic
debilitatin5 disease. We pre-
scribe iron, vitamins and
proper diet for such people
and their anemia clears up.
Now, severe anemia is
something else again. If you
have a red blood cell count
below 3 million and a hema-
globin of less than 8.5 grams,
let's say, your doctor had bet
ter let loose the bloodhounds
on the diagnostic trail. He'd
better find the cause, because
there always is one. 1t might
be anything from bleeding
hemorrhoids to a severe blood
condition like pernicious ane-
mia or even leukemia. Some
times it is the first indication
of a tumor in the CASTRO
intestinal tract, or of an ulcer.
OF course, you know that
when you go for a thorough
physical, the doctor often or
ders a battery of laboratory
examinations. But there's
one thing you can always de-
pend on if your doctor is
careful at all: In addition to
the specimen of urine he will
ask you to bring along. he
will want a blood count and
hemaglobin." If you have
anemia his job is to find the
cause and remove it if
possible.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Is
asthma contagious? Is it
hereditary? Suppose you get
it, can it be cured?-Mr. v.
ASTHMA is NOT con-
tagious. AS for being heredi-
tary, there seems to be a
predisposition to the allergic
constitution in many fam
lilies.
For example, it does not
follow that if the mother or
father has asthma that some
of the children will have it.
There's a misconception
going the rounds that al
lergic people are more in
telligent. Not true. Not any
more so than intellectuals
are supposed to suffer more
from stomach ulcer than
their stupid neighbors; or
that you have to be a king
Evening star., 1961-11-23
MASON ON EDUCATION
Parents Can Assist
Speech Specialists

peat it, the child has q good
chance of learning the error
as correct.
At this point the child
hears, and understands, the
same thing when he hears
both the correct and in
correct pronunciations. The
sounds are lost in the words.
In order to correct the prob
lem, our concern must be
with the correct sounds, not
with word form or letters.
Train Ear To Hear
If we are to help the child,
we must help him to hear
the sound he is making and
identify the error.
When he hears and recog-
niZes the error as he makes
it, it becomes easier for him
to re-learn the correct sound.
In short, he must train his
ear to hear speech sounds
correctly.
Children may hear and
recognize a word that is
spoken correctly without re-
alizing that their own way
of speaking the word is quite
different.
A home with a tape re-
corder or a father who uses
a portable dictaphone may
be a good laboratory for
working on correct speech
sounds.
Lacking these, a child may
memorize a poem or a few
sentences containing the
faulty speech sound. BY re-
peating the words until the
content is automatic, he can
begin to pay full attention to
how he says the words. BY
conscious effort, then, he can
become aware of the error
and learn to substitute the
correct sound for it.
1t will then be a case of
another simple problem hav-
ing been solved the easy way
instead of assuming that the
only answer is a costly spe-
cialist.
You may send questions to
DR.. Mason in care of The EUe-
ming Star. HoUeUer, he IUill
be able to GnStDer only those
OF general interest in his
articles.
Sunday Ion School Pose): The
platoon systems.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

present discomforts to pre-
vent future asthmatic at
tacks.
Ha -
DR.. SteincrohH's IedtIet,
"HotD to Manage Your Memo
pause" tDiH be mailed on re-
ceipt of a stamped, self
Evening star., 1961-11-23
By LESLIE ]. MASON

Professor Of Education, University o
Southern California
One of the balloons in our
tax bill today comes from the
almost astronomical increase
in educational specialists
specialists in administration.
specialists in reading, spe-
cialistS in speech.
It's difficult to argue
against specialists anywhere
because special problems need
special knowledge for their
solution.
But we make an expensive
mistake when we assume that
all of our problems are spe-
cial problems. If this were so,
your wife would need a degree
in dietetics to cook dinner
and you would call on a CPA
when you couldn't balance
your checkbook.
This is especially true in
the matter of speech diff
culties. A good percentage of
speech problems in children
are merely carryovers of cute
lisps and other baby-talk
habits. Sometimes, without
thinking, parents and other
adults encourage them.
Parents Can Help
Unfortunately, speech pat
terms that may be charming
in a small child lose their
charm and become real prob
lens as the child grows older.
Many speech experts feel
that a large part of the effort
spent by speech teachers
could be saved by more and
better help from classroom
teachers and parents. Many
children need specialized
help. Many others may not.
Lots of lower-grade chill
dren have speech problems,
but only a small percentage
of the problems are serious.
Most are problems of articu-
lation, and many cases can be
solved by the child with a lit
tie help from parents and
teachers.
Recent research indicates
that a child learns to speak
by hearing himself and hear
ing others initiate him, not
by imitation of others. In
this way, if a child makes a
funny error and adults re-
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addressed envelope and 10
cents in coin for handling
charges. Address DR.. Stein
crohn IN care of The EUening
Star.
CRen Syndicate Feature)
Tomogrow: Child Reorina
Evening star., 1961-07-23
Teen-Age Beach Party
By DEANE and DAVID HELLER
Contributing Writers
HotO beautiful is youth! HoU
bright it CLEANS
With its illusions, aspirations
dreams -.


ZONES the heat of greater Washington
ton of the areas young people Ito the beach"
This usually exodus the wonderful beaches
in nearby Maryland Virginia and Delaware The Chesapeake
alone has some 5000 miles of ShOrene which includes
excellent public and private beaches The MagOhy Severn
South West Rhodes Pauxent and
close -athand Fairgrounds for WashngtonianS.
For those who prefer beaches there
Atlantic beaches of Delaware Maryland with
white sand, whitetOpped SURF and glorious sunshine.
Whether avorS the bay the there better
no healthul outlet for the high spirits of youth than aroc
at the the writer's these candid photos beach
party of area teen-agers will show.
Roasting hot dogs the embers rOmping through
touch football game the sand beachcombing Shells
mugng the for laughs throwing of the girls into
the water amid much gggng all this of the fun
Actually of course the lure of the beaches isn't simply for
the hour be the in less than four
hours the both beaches offer wide variety
OF recreatiOnal activities for swimming fishing
ing boating.
Along the Calvert County shore of the Chesapeake for
ample both Bleaching dminutive mountain climbing
the opportunity to hunt for fossils in the aged
fun of At Sandy Point State Park AnnapO
lis too excellent facilities for picnckng available well
as sandy beach The privacy of hundreds of along the
eastern and western shores of the bay provide attractive
lure for fun in the
AS for the miles sandy beach stretch between
Rehoboth and Fenwck Island in Delaware and from Fenwck
another eight miles sandy beach stretches southwark Ocean
City There also the peerless fishing at Indian River the
public campSte Road and the bright lights Ocean
City and RehObOth.
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D. C.. JULY ss 1901