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'---1.--t, - _ 21IiLafti" r 4 a I. .0 4FOREWORD . 0 =JP, Click:of Educationhas und&rtakei the ( Iofa t vl F series of sic Ijetsoneducationina A. atiL a i t of Cent and SouthAmericancountriesunder ihesponsor- shipofthe mudCommitteeon itural and ScientificCo( Thisseries of studi ispartofa pro =Tram "t to promote * ofAucationaiconditions/ in thtiAmericancountriesandtoencourage cooperation ; tbe ridof ter-_:vmeric_an education,Thepi--1)jectapa o ofaGovernment-wideprogramof culturalcooperationunt:er the auspie-oiiheDepartmentof State,wa.sbegun in the fallof 1143.It involvestravel byOffice ofEducation 1-_--1.1isu. lnthevarious countriesforthepurpo:of gatber- ing_(tam i landoitheireducational T-tems.andthe preparation ofre =Irisfromn -%-_--. data for nublii ation. 1 LÌ 17; P en. Education is Q4-11 ondatagathreigythe authorin jenezuelain fl«and ,,u)plementetsince then 4tri-m-_ by documentation. A TotLe iT m_)ns ana organizations inVenezuelaand _ theUnited_itat.pg whohaveaidedin orii t studyto completion, the Officeof Educationexprcvsses Gratituae. A a, N.In ' AK., HA ILI A.) Director.Divisionof InternationalEducational Re latïon8. co 4 I. 4. , .1* 5; 4 tf., _ , . A .=-- .r.- *. _4' % . = -1 1 t aa!2. I ;10 _-, = . --141g-,tiji ,---re 4,-- 4 - 4f_ t 14.--''--- s-La e'l,Te,....J 4 7, a, - -,,::: ---',.., ,-,, Li&.. -47-=-7-t -1.---4- L7' !ft is___,-...--. 1-'-'.- 4':V1'..tt - A2F vs* 5 - - 4110 s. b. 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