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1 . « 7 Ln Sees AmeE OE a aes eS s et, ; Mf? gs ‘ 9 On ee pup! } foe bs t f y ik _ oo \ “Tunovcs THE NEW HELEN KELLER COMMITTEE on the Deaf-blind of the American Foundation for the Blind, she hopes to: methods for the deaf-blind on an individual . 1. Improve educational Helen Keller lost all contact with basis to provide greater self-resourcefulness, thus compensating for Ij, EARLY CHILDHOOD, de her deaf-blind. Fortunately, limited contacts with others. the world about her because illness ma the late Anne Sullivan nd more rapid manual language to speed communi- her parents soon found a teacher-companion, ‘Macy, whose efforts in piercing the dark silence enveloping her little pupil, although long and laborious, were SO successful that many for- get Miss Keller had to overcome a dual handicap. For the past twenty-six years, Miss Keller has visited all arts of the United States, urging her fellow countrymen to support she work of the American Foundation for the Blind so that the lot of blind people can be bettered. Now she is equally determined that every deaf-blind man, woman, and child in our forty-eight states 2. Find a shorter a cation with family and f riends. - 3. Obtain greater vocational opportunities for the deaf-blind in work- _ shops for the blind and in private industry. . 4, Increase the social relationships of the deaf-blind by developing special activities for them and by devising ways to permit them to participate in usual recreations. Helen Keller knows through personal exp be done to penetrate the dark silence surrounding deaf-blind people\_. Your gift now to the American Foundation for the Blind will bring new hope to the most neglected people in America. a erience what must _ must be sought out and helped, as she was. ane ate aes CE PE EY) i bo set “cee ee nang cremawenne wae Loonat ht ten eee = ett mete cme oe i an we 4 otee