In _Printing Trade News_ the recently established School for Printers’
Apprentices in New York is described by A. L. Blue, director of the
school. The school is co-operative in the extreme; it is managed by a
joint committee of employers (The Printers’ League), workmen (the New
York Typographical Union) and the public (the Hudson Guild). Its
headquarters are at the guild. The courses, which are for working
apprentices, are so planned as to develop individuality. Afternoon
classes are held for boys employed on the morning papers, evening
classes for others. The present enrolment is ninety-six.