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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1966 Section 1 MISS CHUCHIIUBoflitf OK's Willis Aid Plans Special Selling of MINK Now! During FEUER'S Great 25 Million to Be into two categories saturation of services and extended intendent of public instruction has tentatively approved the TRANSFERRED projects, but will require addi services. The 27 saturation pro tional forms. He emphasized Used to Help Poor Pupils that the projects can be FROM JENNER changed later if Congress ap i si propriates more money. Given Tentative Approval Some of the saturation proj i The board of education approved 40 federal aid projects submitted yesterday by School Requests Departure ects include hiring of onough SEES ') jects would cost $17,447,439 and the 13 projects in the other group would cost $7,551,885. All funds must be used in schools in culturally disadvantaged areas.

Included are requests totaling $4,258,930 for construction of at least four new schools, including Frazier Elementary school, Pulaski road and Gren-shaw avenue, and Schiller Elementary school, 640 Scott st. Willis also wants federal money to build two to four Jt" "fcO" for Health Reasons Continued from first page Supt Benjamin C. Willis, They will cost $24,999,321 Willis said the projects are primarily "refinements, con- tinuations, and expansions" of i. had moved her to a school of federal aid programs during the a lower category. Schools are classified into categories by last year.

Based on Last Year Altho Congress has not yet the size of its teaching staff, educational and vocational guid STEPHANIE'S KABUKI new teachers to reduce class size to 20 to 25 in some schools, various health services, an accelerated program of teaching English to pupils who speak only Spanish, school beautifica-tion projects, closed circuit television, and citizenship programs. Additional money would be used to buy two reading lab-mobiles, 10 science-on-wheels laboratories, a filmobile, and an artmobile. A five-day outdoor camping program would be made available to 14,836 sixth-grade pupils. More musical instruments in Principals of larger schools re ance centers. Altho the United States office ceive higher salaries than those I in smaller schools.

appropriated any federal aid for the current fiscal year, it has authorized school boards to plan programs for up to 80 per At Jenner, the largest ele mentary school the city, of education rejected Willis' requests earlier this year for school construction money, he told board members he is hopeful that contracts for Frazier and Schiller can be awarded Miss Chuchut was paid $14,700 cent of funds allocated during the last year. Chicago was eligible for 31.2 million dollars in a year. The principal's salary at Stowe should be $13,200, but a board rule prohibits cutting federal aid to education in the fiscal year that ended June 30. out of federal funds at the next board meeting Aug. 24.

the pay of a principal moved would be bought for schools in culturally disadvantaged areas, to a smaller school for two Willis divided the projects Willis said the state super- years. Nearly all-Negro Jenner has sure the board of education into removing Miss Chuchut and Lawrence a district superintendent, but Willis did not recommend a ecific assign now in high-powered double wool knit! Change the face of your fall in an adaptable fling of young wool that knows the value of keeping its looks Charged delightfully with the dynamics 6f bold Kabuki sleeves to belt or not in grape, moss green, rouge red, black or white, misses sizes, 26.00 Stephanie Shop, 4th floor Wabash and suburbs. 2,523 pupils and 80 teachers All-white Stowe has an enrollment of 1,212 and 33 teachers, into adding more special serv ment for her. ices at Jenner. "This is the biggest challenge During the second boycott, of my life," Miss Wright said and concerts would be presented in schools.

Special programs by the Chicago Symphony orchestra and Lyric Opera would be arranged for pupils. In the extended-day projects, remedial reading and arithmetic programs would be expanded in after-school hours. Willis said that 85.5 per cent of teachers reported last June that 64,585 pupils enrolled in after-school programs "exhibited some or significant Miss Chuchut entered a hospi Rhodesian Gets Prison We have an image at that tal for major surgery and was school to change." She admit for Assaulting African then placed on medical leave. At that time Dr. Bessie Law ted she has "a little fear and trepidation" at accepting the toughest principal's job in the rence was appointed interim principal at Jenner.

city, but is confident she can In related personnel moves make it an outstanding school. Luxuriously Elegant Removal of Miss Chuchut yesterday, the board shifted Robert M. Bell, a district su -Distinctive Natural Let-out I j. if wvb perintendent, from district 7 to 4. Jenner is in district 7 and from Jenner is a victory for dissident teachers and Negro parents who had demanded her ouster since last November.

SALISBURY, Rhodesia, Aug. 10 Reuters Chesney Collard Lilford, a farmer, was sentenced to four months imprisonment here today for assaulting an African. Lilford, son of Douglas Collard Lilford, a millionaire and leading member of the ruling Rhodesia front party, had pleaded innocent to striking the African with a bull whip on May 11. He was released on bond pending appeal. MIIMEi board members wanted a com CHAS.

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