Spelling Progress Bulletin December 1962
Spelling Progress Bulletin December 1962 Dedicated to finding the causes of difficulties in learning reading and spelling, "A closed mind gathers no knowledge; an open mind is the key to wisdom". Publisht Quarterly Editor and General Manager, Contributions Editor, Mar, June, Oct, Dec. Newell W. Tune, Helen Bowyer, Subscription $ 3. 00 a year. 5848 Alcove Ave, 1212 S. Bonnie Brae St, Volume II, No. 4 No. Hollywood, Calif. Los Angeles 6, Calif. December, 1962 Table of Contents 1. Sir James Pitman and John Downing tour America. 2. Mary Johnson's One Woman War, by Stephen Franklin. 3. Wy Jonnie Cant Spel, by Francis W. Davids. 4. An English Language School in the U.S.S.R., by Nikolai Anastasiev. 5. The G. B. Shaw Contest Alphabet, by Dr. Peter MacCarthy. 6. A Univ. of London Report, by John Downing, on Headteachers' Opinions on the First Year of the A. R. Project. 7. Africa Needs Phonemic English, by Helen Bowyer. 8. English as the Lingua Franca of Africa, by Cecil R. Moore. 9. Some Thoughts on How to Proceed in Overcoming the Present Resistances to a New Phonetic Alphabet, by George J. Hecht, Publisher, Parents Mag. 10. English as a World Language, by Sir David Eccles, former Minister of Educ. 11. Potential Advantages and Logical Procedures in Spelling Reform, Leo Davis. 12. Progress during 1962. 13. I Wish I knew the Rule, by John P. Shepard, Ph.D. 14. Homophones by Walter Gassner. review. 15. Limericks in Foeneemik English by Clarence Hotson. [Spelling Progress Bulletin December 1962 p1 in the printed version] 1.
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