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Drive For Narcotics „___ . Bd. Of Ed. An expression of "deep shock and sincere sorrow” was deliver­ ed Friday Oct. 4. by the Board of Education of New York City to parents of the four children killed in the Sept 15 bombing of a church in Birmingham, Ala. Board of Education

taken care of by the day OL 3-3564 In schools for children of Army personnel Min. req. BA or BS * 18 hra. In education 4-3 yrs teach­ ing exp. since 1958. Single pref. sonnet Min req. BA or BS A 18 Interviews

sent to me at 114-61 Farmer’s Blvd., Hollis, by Tuesday will i appear the following week. ...LAST WEEK ‘IN FOCUS’ The experimental Educational I Workshop sponsored by the Jam selor at Shimer, Mrs. Edwina Johnson, P.S. 118 Teacher, Ass't Dlr. South Jam Library Howard Muldrow and Math

clearly that Protestants, in comparison to their population percentage, are underrepresent­ ed In all branches of the city administration, including the courts, Board of Education and in elective jobs. Explosive So explosive is the survey that its contents were the subject of a high-level conference of import­ ant Protestant

have protested against in this newspaper in recent months and in not one of these cases can we say that the Board of Education or any other official high in the school hierarchy has acted with the firmness that the situation de­ mands. We don’t care what the circumstances

seemed beyond the deadly clutch of ghettos and slum - bred mayhem. They were cultivated. They lived in a luxur­ ious home, they had educated their daughters at exclusive Sa- be- j But a worm lurked at the core considerable time in jail. This is not an easy decision |^ge(1awren

Brooks An active community cent*" program is being presented at Brooks Memorial Methodist Church, 143-22 189th Ave., Ji Harlem Parents Picket Board Of Education Some 100 adults and children led by the Harlem Parents Com­ mittee held a two-hour demonst­ ration at the Board of Education Monday afternoon

terfield. Parents Ask For New School Wing A parent's committee last week to be of help to our children asked the Board of Education to now.” build a 300-seat wing for PS 21, The additional wing for P.S. Patchen Ave and Chauncey St.. 21 should be started

Raymond Jones Objective Sir: In view of the fact that the most Important objective of our society today, Negro and white, is a better educated com munity, I cannot, since I am a Negro, support any action that would deprive any child of a tingle day of learning. I believe

report­ ed on various projects they have sponsored In their local areas in connection with women in the Services. Plans were made for future education and information projects to interpret to the pub­ lic the need for and role of wo­ men in the military services. Tire committee submitted recom.uen