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TEACHING TIME — Pupils in Miss Jones' special class get

chology. By IRVING LEIBOWITZ IN THE OLD days, when any of the youngsters “acted up” in class, the old school marm would more een tan likely haul out her hick - ory stick and start Walloping, Not so today. tion Now the teachers, a great : 8 8

many of them youngsters fresh THIS IS MERELY the tale i out of college, haul out a of one teacher, Patricia Ann : brand-spanking new child psy- Jones, who handles a room full ¥ chology technique and throw it of unfortunate ‘Indianapolis

with all the craftsmanship they can muster. It is not the purpose of this story to belittle the old-fash-ioned thumpings, ear pullings and other devices designed to curb the enthusiasm of youngsters In Grandma's day. Nor is it intended as an expose of the modern approach to educa-

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children classified as mentally retarded, socially maladjusted or emotionally disturbed. This is unusual in itself for a 26-year-old unmarried teacher, but Miss Jones finds time also to work (part time) in the

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PART TIME JOB—Teacher with State Treasurer William Fortune.

Careers

Jones checks the payroll figures

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for ized American, Madras, India. “His aptitudes, he told recruit circus act, (2) trapping wild ani

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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Dec. 8—| Recruiting officers hunted through their classification data today for {lan appropriaté assignment to give

Arumai Singh, 25, who turned up| his pre-induction examina-| tion yesterday. Singh, a natural-| is a native of]

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yesterday.

Dog Saves’ Girl From Kidnoper

PENNSAUKEN, N. J., Dec. 8— Skippy, a Belgian shepherd dog just a year older than his young mistress, saved 2-yearsold Linda Humble from a would-be kidnaper|

When a middle;aged man at- onto a grass plot and escaped.: tempted to CArTY off the child as The child was not hurt.

she played near her home, Skippy sank his teeth intg the man’s left arm. Then he leaped at the man again. Whirling to escape .the dog's 4angs, the stranger tossed Linda

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NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 8—8ix

{judges of the U. 8. Fifth Circuit] {Court today studied a consollidated $350,000,000 Texas City|) {damage claim filed by 300 persons

lagainst the Federal Government.

The joint suit, filed as one to

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Statehouse for State Treasurer

William Fortune and attend

post-graduate classes at Butler

University. By tradition, schools frown on teachers working outside their classrooms. With Miss Jones, however, there is a purpose. She is saving money to take a special course at Wayne University in Detroit. And she is helping the state with a complicated job in her spare time. It's pretty much of a secret around School 47 where she teaches, but Miss Jones spends a sizable portion of her state paycheck buying her pupils anything from shoes, mittens and

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tion that is not known for pros- | perity.

{ roundings these children find | themselves, Miss Jones’ school room is a delightful chamber | gaily decorated with colorful | holiday pictures and characters | familiar to youngsters the world over. One mother, upon entering the room for the first time, exclaimed: “Why this room looks like a fairy palace. No wonder — always wants to rush to school.” Miss Jones’ pupils are often called the “problem children” of the school because of their varying temperaments. But to her, they are “no problem at all.” She is strict but not fussy. She demands-—and gets — obedience. Her method—“Keep them busy weaving, painting, ‘coloring and give them plenty of music.”

» » ” EVEN SO, some of the youngsters slip. Not too long

larly rough neighborhood told a classmate out loud:

“You can go straight to hell.”

Spying the teacher close by, saying “Oh, oh, I for-

This “lady business” sometimes gets Miss Jones in difficult predicaments. Like the time she tried to impress upon one of her girl pupils that “ladies don’t fight.” At noon, the girl's indignant mother stormed into the classroom and Jones: “Why, T'll have you’ know that I'm a lady. And I get into plenty of fights at the tavern.” Miss Jones, who lives with her family at 1407 N. Gale St., is a graduate of Tech High School and Marietta College in Ohio. She looks and acts like a typical college student, which she strives to do. “I don’t mind being a school

| teacher,” she says, “as long as | I don’t look and act like one.”

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* Ld ‘Bus Drivers Fired ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. | 8—8t. Petersburg looked for new {bus drivers today after firing 87 of the 106 drivers who struck for

In the drab, often coarse, sur-

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{man and Richard Braksator, seven-year-old twins, set out yes-

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