... the interior of Mid-Celebes (as it was then called), they started to teach children of people who were still head hunters speaking a language that had not yet been given a written form. Today some of the grandchildren of those first pupils are among the ...

... are to be captured on film naturally. For this reason, it is always best to photograph babies on their home ground, so to speak, and to have Mum near at hand to relax the infant although pictures of children in the midst of a screaming session can be ...

... between the various members of thc resistance group. mtrate him about Piet Kramer Vrie.o. the Weal - ante leader. Bakker to speak a. the men are shot. He is Friesland, 1944. As a reprimal the activities of resistance workers. the Gestapo sentence six Dutch ...

... the Deaf were holding their annual tea-party and many helpers. Among these were of the guests were totally deaf or could not speak. Cambridge veterinary student Bob Mercer. son of Mr. F. B. Mercer. secretary to the League of Friends, and Mrs. 1). M. Bundy ...

... NEVER SAID A WORD - Then. I waited for him to speak but he never uttered a word. Stating that her husband had been devoted to their son. Robert. aged 26 years. Mrs. Glazebrook added. He would have been equally proud of David, who was born two months ...

... h • stated. The under-rspreseutation ot West Lewisham, as at proposed by the Conseil. would bemuse marked in the future. Speaking of the proposed transfer of Polling District W.B. to Pepys Ward he added that In his view the proposal was preferable because ...

... said that with two other officers he had Wine to 14 Ila remont •terrace where he had seen the baby's father. While he was speaking to the father. Wbltter entered the room and said I told him go and he crabbed my shirt so I pushed him away. I did not touch ...

... previously looking Out to sea: the hidden craters of in Java, and a final 'ritual of Ore.' The film fa the long gun lets, nature speak for itself. Tazioff and his editor have the flair to sketch in the various contrasting regions and their peoples in a few, ...

... Wednesday night condemned the modern phrases which had become catch words and were responsible for leading youth astray. Speaking at the annual prizegiving of the Prendergast Grammar School, Mr. Joyce, well-known for his radio broadcasts, especially in ...

... 'BORED PERSON, TO BE PITIED' Speaking of the many activities not directly concerned with lessons, the Head Mistress sail that these were of the greatest importance for, she believed, two reasons: First as a help towards showing people how to enjoy the ...

... approxiinately • shilling. contents and noting the re- COS- The language will net be a suits of using them: Apparproblem, ler many speak ently the future housewife risers than one language, and who is Sydenham County as I know a little Frown, trained will have ...

... weekday. BBC-1 will be showing a special programme for tiny tots between the ages of three and five. It's working title, which speaks for itself. is Play School. and it is aimed to keep the children amused without their mothers necessarily having to be in ...