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approach whereby students try to recog­ nize words by the design they make on the page,” declared Dr. Trace. ALBANY, N. Y. — State Education Commissioner, Dr. James E. Allen, Tuesday slapped down another attempt by the Malverne, L.I. Board of Education to sidestep school integration and ordered the Board

with your instruc- < tions on August 28, we are boy- 1 cotting New York City schools ■ beginning, September 9, if the 1 Board of Education does not offer a plan and timetable “ for the total desegregation of public s ii , schools. “We feel that a public state- f . ment from

Coast Artists, t Nov. 15—FASHION SHOW; Americana Hotel; international Ladles Oarment Workers Union FUNDS FOR CIVIL RIGHTS— Mrs Wilma Metcalf, chairman of the educational committee of the Hudson Civic Association, Inc., ia show* presenting a check to Rufus Smith of the NAACP Legal and Defense Fund as Mrs. Beatrice

missions in Bonn have become as aggressive rivals as the Soviet and American military headquarters in Berlin. To Contain Germany te said a college education -equired to fill such jobs as Finally, Paris as well as Washington officials technician, estate tax exam- have discovered that their policy of forbidding

unlikely, if not impossible in this century. Dr. Wolfe New Jersey , BY CONRAD CLARK * JERSEY CITY, NJ. — Com­ menting on today’s trend towards education, Dr. Deborah Cannon Wolfe of Cranford, education chief for the U.S. Congress Com­ mittee on Labor and Education Student Journalist is Named One of “TheTen

Republic of Nigeria Wednesday during colorful ceremonies at the La­ gos Race Course. In taking his oath of office, the towering American-educated Ibo called upon his countrymen to ad­ here to the ideals of parlia­ mentary law and individual freegem. It was threa years ago/ November

minister, a former Commissioner executive officer, which COHR of COHR and former member of doesn’t have with part-time, non- the Board of Education, was typ- salaried Commissioners." leal of scores of comments from prominent civic and civil rights leaders we asked as to how they feel about

held ih Baltimore on August Alfred A. Pope. Jr., assistant 5, 6, and 7. The Conference has been made possible through a Office of Education, the Office vice president of the bank, made °“’ the presentation to the 22-mera- grant from the Public Affairss /M ice Division of the Ford

EDUCATION Ford Foundation Gives $15 Million To Schools N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Sept 21, 1963 • 33 HELPING UNCF - Mayor Robert F. Wagner, left greets John R. Salter Jr. at the second annual luncheon meeting of the New York City Departmental Committee for Insurance Broker .icense Course iegins

white liberal done to help other white liberals? He’s In trouble not I." ‘Few Standards’ He told the teachers that many educators have not been convinc­ ed that the black child is human and can be educated. "There are few standards in this country worth