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'lilt, UiiOui-iUUUAi, 1J, 11 I School Study First Since Horace Mann EDUCATION Continued from the First Page The Zook Commission report in 1S23, which was largely concerned with the public college level, and its recommendations were never Martin Lichterman, executive secretary. New England Board of Higher Education; Mrs. Charlotte Ryan, president, Mass. Congress of Parents and Teachers; Theodore Sargent, president, National School Board William E. Winslow, whose nongovern- mental, nonprofit council has'Spaulding, president.

Hough- 4 safe place Complete- protection both comforting and reassuring! Papers and jewelry in your personal safe deposit box at the United Statu Trust Company. Readily available, surprisingly low cost (less than 2 cents a day). stimulated citizen action for ton Mifflin Mrs. B. Alden education during the last lO.Thresher, former legislator; Business executives, labor leaders, college presidents, school superintendents, teachers and deans of education are included on this committee, the aim of which is to suggest guidelines for a master survey.

Sen. Maurice A. Donahue (D-Holyoke), who has already filed a bill for a master survey of Bay State education, commented on the committee's formation. years, said The comrnitteeYGrahara T. Winslow.

board objective is to recommend to 'chairman," Mass. Council for the Legislature what it believes Public Schools. should be: EDUCATORS Dr. Sanborn Brown, assoc. 1.

The scope and depth of a professor of physics, M.I.T.; master survey of public education in Massachusetts; John Chaffee, supt of schools, "2. The amount of funds needed for such a survey; weilesley; Wilbur E. Cheeber, teacher, Lexington public Group Is Bipartisan "Any move such as this will 3. The qualifications of schools; Rev. Charles Donovan.

TTTI those to be appointed members of a master survey serve to stimulate ideas and give public support for the critically needed review of our dean, Boston College School of Education; Claude M. former headmaster, Phillips Acadamy, Andover; Dean Max Goodson, Boston University! TR "The members of this committee will act as individuals, and their recommendations will be free from any outside dictation." public education from college to kindergarten," he said. Donahue, Senate majority leader, is one of the four legislators, including two Democrats and two Republicans, who have accepted invitations to serve. School of Education; Dr. Her-! old Hunt, Charles W.

Eliot Professor of Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education; Robert Ireland, supt. of The council, which has local citizens councils in communi ties throughout the state, has scnoois, Concord; Dr. Asa Nowles, president. Northeastern University; Kermit Mor- served as a research and in formation center for many new The others are Rep. Harri educational programs at its son Chadwick (R-Winchester), headquarters at 16 Arlington was st.

ben. Ralph C. Mahar (R. Orange) and Rep. Sumner Z.

AbAWJJUWtu siKUtiUKis on oia waiKex-uoraon tarm weecitiam engulfed in flames early yesterday. MAIN OFFICE: 30 Court Street, Boston GROVE HALL BRANCH MATTAPAN BRANCH 47S Blue Hill Roibury 1603 Blue Hill MeHepen Sq. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION it originated a lew years i i SfV Vw ias the now widespread rissey, asst. to the president, Brandeis University; John C. Palmer, dean of undergraduate admissions.

Tufts University. LEGISLATORS Rep. Harrison Chadwick, Winchester; Sen. Maurice A. Donahue, Holyoke; Rep.

Sumner Z. Kaplan, Brookline; Sen. Ralph C. Mahar, Orange. i icw nrnoram of the University of Massachu and has contributed numerous setts the General Court.

other services, Complications at Tmnel The new committee, which Graham T. Winslows head of the Massachusetts Council for! will hold its first meeting Wednesday, is expected to make its report sometime next Boston Store Open Monday end Wednesday Nights Until 9 P.M. wards the old Sumner Tunnel forts to reach Hanover st. and month. It is made up of the are iorcea to maKe a sudden right turn.

following persons: LAY CITIZENS Mrs. Ruth Benson, president Mass. League of Women Vot Qilchrists Public Schools, who has gathered the committee and named the council's resources available to it, said yesterday: "We have taken the initiative in forming this top-level committee because we have sensed a surge of interest throughout the state for an over-all re-evaluation of public education in Massachusetts." Gov. Volpe has already announced he will propose to the ers; Theodore Chase, partner, Palmer, Dodge, Gardner TUNNEL Continued from the First Page As he enters the ramp labelled "Callahan Tunnel" at an hour of normal traffic, he may find traffic backed up to the Artery, trying to battle through a hodgepodge of cars on the plaza fronting the new tunnel. Motorists accustomed to cutting across North st.

to janainiiHn iffy, y. the North End. When the motorist finally enters the tunnel, he may become further confused by the lack of toll boths. All of the booths are at the East Boston terminus. Although Turnpike engineers argue that placing all toll booths at one entrance facilitates traffic flow, the booths had served to guide traffic into Merging: Traffic Confusing Complicating the situation are the cars coming in from Dock along North st.

And all the while, cars from both Dock sq. and the Artery ramp are battling through Cross which bisects both North st. and the tunnel entrance, in ef- introduces the Legislature an entire review of Bradford; Ephron Catlin president, Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce; Byron K. Elliott, president, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance George H. Ellis, president, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; Carl J.

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Lewis called President Kennedy "a political accident" and termed the Peace Corps "a refuge for beatniks." Referring to Lodge, he said, "his association with former Labor Secretary Jim Mitchell makes him a poor recommendation. Lodge is an extreme liberal." College of General Educa tramc was stalled as lar as tion Mark B. Peterson, New Dock sq. and Haymarket sq ton Center; John J. Horngan Mall your order or phone HU 2-9400, Kl 7-9400, WI 3-4660 or LYnn 3-4094 any hour, day or night.

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12 (UPD Gae Also appointed were Paul Roman, Brighton, Graduate Lewis attacked the U.S. Civil Name- tano cardinal Licognani, a School; Alexander Alexanian, Service as the greatest single danger facing the United Revere, School of Education Street- member of the Roman Curia, today was confined to his Rome residence with influenza. He Barbara J. Ayres, Newbury, States. School of Social Work and Col "Government has been taken lege of Basic Studies; Mary City Zone Check -State- out of the hands of the public will be 80 years old Nov.

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