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school desegregation plan, of the highest non-violent *01 bring in 10,000 White bigots Last June, in a sweeping rul- ing. State Education Commis- nrpssure the Noorn nnnnln- to Protest the March ’ leade„ of sjoner Or Jam„ B Alleni Jr pressure the Negro popula- A tion lias been able

GREENE MARION CLARK JAMES E. ALLEN GEORGE GOODMAN Local School Board 10 & 11 Members Still not fully satisfied with the Board of Education’s School integration plan and timetable for implementing it. members of the Citywide Committee for Inte­ grated Schools, headed by Rev. Milton A. Galamison, continue mobilizing their

board, who are charged with I, the responsibility of nominating j two persons to fill vacancies on the New York City Board of Education created by the ex­ piration of the terms of Dr. Clarence Senior and Brendan Byrne. From left, they are, Dr. Grayson Kirk, president of Co­ lumbia

barber who lives at 5 W. 129th ■ St Wide Wide World —Mayor and bustle” (Continued from Pate One) i of the Board of Education would A’11^ HnvPI' I also give him a written report vuOo IM7A.CI of his -findings under a separate cover. , , . ,. “I think that the entire

jobs’’ in the Police Department, forlexample? "Ooreover, of the three cate­ gory of New York City posts l- tedl — administrative offices, Jud&iary and education — Jews outnumbered Catholics and Prot­ estants only in the field of edu­ cation, where the highest per- cen$ge of jobs are filled by competitive

whom will receive Bainbridge Street. Brooklyn plans' $3,000 a»year for four years. All to attend Cincinnati University, look forward to careers in educe-.A good athlete, Irving is a mem-i tlon. • ber of the school basketball team. All fivte students are enrolled in the city, school system

communications and transportation; the unceas­ ing boom of national defense de­ mands; the competition for con­ tracts and markets; the rising level of education and purchas­ ing power among the disposses­ sed; the broadening through mil­ itary life and the new mobile society of the younger thousands- These unpredictable

Division Dr. Edmund W. Gordon, for­ mer Howard University assistant Dean of Men, has been named head of Yeshiva University's new Department of Educational Psy­ chology and Guidance which be­ gins operations with the spring semester, January 31. The an­ nouncement was made Monday by Dr. Joshua A. Fishman

schools presently conducting short ses­ sions are: Public Schools: *78, 80, 102, 113, 155. 170 and 180. The Amsterdam News asked the Board of Education the fol­ lowing questions: "What is done with this surplus money?" ‘ How is it spent?’’ "Where is it spent?” and “On whom is it spent

going back home,” he g, said “and bend every effort to get rid of discrimination in hous- j, ing, employment and education in Upper Westchester.” $ we will boycott every se- , Dorothy Jon«- Consultant b fated school In this city." In, Education for the City Com- a is remarks were