THE BULLETIN Twins, Deaf, Blind and Mute in Special School Watertown, Mass. deaf, blind and mute twins a boy and girl began school at Perkins Institution for the Blind, where the late Anne Sullivan Macy, Helen Kelwas taught. ler's teacher, a w: i mi. ins twins jimmy miuj lYiargy are children of Dr. and Mrs. Donald -n.i innuic, nu. whiu. nueii, ui hu were late in Jimmy and Margy Z MAY VOTE BY AIR ld new Telephone Directory 11 m starting .1 i Because incur scnooi .1 I -- who accompanied Will ynuiL TLamsi Ordering a telephone now will place Enyour name in the next directory. joy its convenience for a few cents a day. One call in an emergency may be worth many limes its cost. If you already have service and plan to move or desire to change your present listing please let us know now. For advertising, additional listings (other members of your household, etc) just call our business office. SUPER-SERVIC- Gadget Records Response of inum-e-r, them here with a nurse, did not know where to educate them until she wrote to Miss Keller. Their nurre, Miss Bel-v- a Fox, will remain here with them. The twins vision was obscured by cataracts at birth, December 27, 1930. An operation a year later enabled them to see objects but not to distinguish one from the other. La ter they were found to be deaf and Kke all children unable to hear. they did not learn to speak because speech is acquired through imitation. In all other respects they are normal. Initial goal of their teachers will be to overcome the handicap of deafness. Jimmy and Margy will learn to hear through vibration and bone conduction. Then they wul at tempt to overcome their blindness handicap by learning to read through their fingers. Speech development will be carried on during their in struction until the art of speaking U acquired. America's "1st Theater" Being Restored by W. P. A. Charleston, S. C Architecture of three centuries will be represented under one roof when the WPA com pletes restoration of the old Dock Street theater and Planters' Hotel building here in a few months. The theater is a structural relic of the Eighteenth century. The hotel is representative of the early Nineteenth century, and the Twentieth century will be represented by heat ing and plumbing systems. Harry L. Hopkins, WPA Administrator, describes Dock Street as America's first theater, but' Williamsburg, Va., challenges the statement, maintaining that a thea ter opened there in 1716. Boston. Boston has a "painless" dentist who uses no anesthetics, Dr. Max H. Jacobs says that 60 per cent of his patients respond to the power of mental suggestion. "By the use of suggestion," he says, "you can perform any opera tion on certain individuals without paiiw" 3841 31 BING BROWN Auto Repairing MOVES TO SUGARHOUSE TO SERVE HIS MANY, FRIENDS 1178 East 2 st South Hyland 1584 1 Girl, Four, Is Musician Arlington, Mass. Only four years old, Laura lopauan is an accom plished pianist, composer and sing' er. Blindioidea, sne can name any note struck on a piano keyboard. She practices two hours daily and likes it. SUGARHOUSE TRANSFER Furniture Moving Our Specialty COURTEOUS James Cagney coming out of the Waldorf . . . Get a giggle out of a Newark happening . . . At a wed ding party, there were two punch bowls . . . One for teetotalers and the other for those who dally with snickering soup . . . The officiating clergyman got to the wrong bowl . . . and when he said grace, returned thanks for the punch . . . 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