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but beyond that, I think you are limiting your view, if
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you are concerned with the educational value of the
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Constitution in the school system, you are limiting
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your view of how a constitution can be used. I happen
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to know that people in primary and secondary education
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are now concerning themselves with more illuminating
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of the Federal Constitution and there is no reason why.
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it couldn't be done with the State Constitution, illumi-
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nating the Constitution not merely from the text, not
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merely from historic sources of the Constitution itself,
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but also in context of the decisions of the highest
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courts interpreting that Constitution and a great deal
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of activity is being engaged upon now by educational
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people toward this end to use the Constitution, as I
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said, the Federal Constitution, and it could be the
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State as well, as a general education in the context of
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the presentation. Thank you.
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MR. LEON SACHS: My name is Leon Sachs,
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Director of the Baltimore Jewish Council. I too have
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been tainted with a legal education, but I don't make a
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living at it and one point I want to make, as a worker
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