Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1930, Page 25

W LCOY N ILLITERACY HEAD Former Justice Chosen at First Session of Local Learning Group. ‘Walter I. McCoy, former chief jus- #ice of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, was named chair- man of the District of Columbia Ad- vhoq Committee on TIlliteracy at its initial meeting, in the Franklin Admin- fstration Building, late yesterday. At the same session the committee, ‘Which was appointed by Secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur of the Interior Depart- mnt.nnublhhed the location of and subsequent teaching of the Capital's iliiterates as its object. It was ex- Pplained that the District Committee will rate with the country at large in obtlfi isiation which would au- thorize e director of the Census Bu- dis- covered in the recent population count. persons, it was added, would be the subject of an intense campaign of education which would be conducted under the cloak of respected confl- dences. Mrs, Cora Wilson Stewart -Mr-ud Dr. Frank W. a.uou -upennument of schools, presi over yesterday’s meeting. the members of the committee Among at yesterday’s session were Dr. H. Bar- . Tett Learned, vice s:ddent of the Dis- the Phyllis Whemey Youu ‘Women’s Christian Assoctation; Campbell Johnson, secre! o( Twel Street Branch of Young gnn 's Christian Association, and Rev. E. Washington. EPISCOPAL LEADERS HIT MANNING’S VIEW Bleven Manhattan Congregations Reply to Bishop’s Statement That Church Is Catholic. 1By the Associated Press. 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