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HAVE you a little genius in the home? Then spare a thought for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Van Dale, whose eight-year-old son Brian will graduate from high school in June, 1955. Brian, with an IQ of 185 (which is genius level) intends to be a scientist. The first intimation that the

IT HAD seen most of the inmates of Harry Peacock's stable in the tranquillity of their stables in early afternoon, and then next morning I saw t hem in an entirely different setting, on the I.lOOft. high moors which used to be the Richmond racecourse. No wonder the Hurgill Lodge