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Fl.330 (4-3-62) ain declaring i for a meeting with the board to discuss schoo! problems. Councilman Alan Drennen aid he feels closer communi-. ations should exist between the’ auhell and school board. _ eWe have adopted an attitude, ‘hands off for too tong,” said’ rennen. ., “It's about time we on, te ware : School | board actions, sia ee officials and foyer of the Gounci! nevertheless moved today] Birmingham, area, has Been con- -|schools Jast’ week’? appearing at! (Mount Clipping in Spoce Below) cerned “over “demonstrations” by’ large bands of teen-agers protest- ing desegregation’ Of cthe , city, campuses and shouting for stu- ‘dents to walk out. | “ay ut The Board of Education , is on: recotd ‘with 3 gt tues on that attendance in classes is re.’ quired by law: and that parents, who permit children “te run loose, afe subject to prosecution. The council and school board | have not met together since council took office last spring. George Seibels, chairman of the council's Health, Education and Safety, Committee, said he would icontact school hoard members and try to arrange a meeting. : City Atty, J. M. Breckenridge. again reminded the ‘council that school boards are independent bodies created by the Legisia- ture, and that council has no au-- therity over it. But Breckenridge did say, council may meet and} talk over issues with the board . newspaper, city ‘and state.) Author: Eder JGUN W, BEQOMER Title: RAPED Churacter: BH or Classification: Submitting Olfiece: BERMINGILA u ier ae 4 a re i ‘ &\ & TR e& re een De