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elsewhere." of the Federation of the Handi­ capped will take place 4:90 to The annual award ceremonies Ship ___ s Store Office, the State Education Department Dhdttosr"* of Vocational RehabtlitatieO and-^> ' Radio Station WHN. •« 9 p.m. Od. S in the Federation's auditorium at 211 W. 14th St. Meritorious service

which is an over-five-grand mink coat . . . Judge Thurgood Marshall will join Dr. Philip Handler and Norman Podhoretz to discuss ‘‘Portrait of an Educated Man: USA, 1963. at the Dalton School’s annual PTA Tea on Saturday. Now, I can understand the Judge painting this portrait with the best

where ad­ vancement is based upon merit and attractive benefit programs ore fully paid for by the com­ pany. Qualifications: Minimum of high school education plus two years of advanced training including mechanics and basic electronics or equivalent experience is re­ quired. IBM is an equal op­ portunity employer

Classes for those 13-18. d „ i, k are. Dr r red N. Kernnger, pro- ?r n? fess',r educational psychology The Fall term runs from Octo- Meeker, Jason Robards Jr. e- kj y.U and a former Harts- her - December, the Winter Term Stuart and°Michaei Strong J dale scho01

racism, or a complete reversion of -the policy towards the communist world. Africa And Harlem By OLIVIA PEARL STOKES, Director Department of Religious Education Massachusetts Council of Churches A visit to the major cities of East and West Africa leaves one feeling that there are many similarities between Harlem

spite of this, people are given immediate attention. We have been able to reach a large number of people through the par­ ent education program — work­ shop* to the schools, housing and community centers. Parrot* have been very confused about the cor­ rect methods in raising their cbil- Miss Headley

Friday John „ Colemsn 1 *?■ pare“ta of “*nth it really helped fill in the gaps Joining Mr. Gilburt in the con- in my formal education. I can’t fcrence with parents were assis- give enough credit to plant pro- tant principals, guidance coun- duction superintendent, Victor «elors and teachers. Similar