To the Editor of the "Nort Cuma Dany News"
Sm,—Last spring a movement "in favour of changing the school hours of. Siidra ry the "Buble of d n 8 ie
fortunately e campaign for Vou hi dam not carried on with sufficient drive and therefore failed to secure the desired results. As an ardent fol-. 12.30 lower of" the churige "of hours seems strange to me that other mothers do not see the advisability of a new schedule.
The school hours will not be curtailed, but merely concentrated into one stretch, with the main aim in view of abolishing the trying tiffin interval. The rush there and back, the hastily swallowed meal, which in consequence does more harm than good, the nerve-racking journey in stuffy and crowded buses and tramcars (when a strike is not in
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