Title: New York, New York. Twice a week Janet Wynn Winn, age eight, goes to a Czech school on East Seventy-fourth Street, between First and Second Avenue, from three to five p.m., to learn to read, write and speak the Czech language. Although born in Czechoslovakia, her three years in this country in American schools have caused her to forget much. Here the Czech teacher directs her as she writes a Czech word on the blackboard