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Thr !■■ i■ ’■ ■ i *' -of this nation
• - v •• ••' '.'o- - ’••■'••nous
leaders, engineers, lawyers. writ
ers scientists—will come out of .
(he 2.500,000 Audents enrolled, in
our colleges and universities.
Os this number, less than four j
cent atr Negroes. Yet. Amer
ica's sitxeen million Negroes are j
the per cent of the total populn- j
Tlip harriers which have tra
ditionally hemmed in Negro
youth are gradually being torn
down and cracks are appear
ing in the wain above them
Negro vonlh must. squeeze
through these openings into
new jobs and info thr sun
light of a new freedom.
These new opportunities are
found m fields formerly denied
Negro applicants and trained per-j
, nne’ One such field is that of
engineering
Tee New York Herald Tribune,
for r.imole last March, report,-!
rri that at Johns Hopkins Unsver- f
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ZENITH DEALER
sity 250 business firms were try- 1
tag to enlist the services of the j
200 graduates who did not plan l
to pursue graduate work Hun
dreds of other industries wanted:
to bid for the services of the atu- ;
dents, but the school’s placement
bureau could not fit their recruit-;
ers into its schedule.
J Lyon Rogers, placement bu
reau officer, said that engineering
graduates were offered to start |
work at $5,400 a year. Those with i
' Tasters degrees received $6,000 j
to 7.000, and those with the Ph D. j
degree were to earn $7,500 to 8.000 \
to start. Students in accounting ,
and business rated * 800 to start
with.
The gov. rnment’s starting sal- ]
arips range from $3,670 to $4...>'23,
with generous fringe benefits, w -
eluding sick leave, annua! leave,
pensions, and so on.
THE ENGINEER must be
trained ;*< an approved urdver
siiy nr rnllpgr offering train
ing programs in chemical cp
giorfrinc. electrical engineer
ing. civil engineering, median.
ir*| engineering and *o 0,1
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THE CAROLINIAN
At Richard R Harrison:
Public is Invited To Read
Special Library Collection
Because of nn unprecedented
demand, the Richard B Harrison
Public Library s publication, "A
Selected List of Book., By and
About ihe Negro, 195f1-i9s6'' re
quired a second printing, accord
ing to Mrs. Mollie H. Lee, librar
ian.
According to authoritative
sources, this publication is
perhaps the most current bib
liography dealing with the Ne
gro and various aspects of his
life.
Rooks listed in this booklet rep
resent only a small nmnher of
the hooks and psmphleto found
.m the Harrison’s Public. Library
r-neesa' Negro collection.
The Negro" collection is one of
FSTC Prexy
Speaker At
| Assembly I
\ FAVETTFVTi.I.r "White bud- !
j buildinafp- and faculties are I
! necessary for th® ope ration of fhr- |
| American college It must never be ;
• forgotten that eotleges &?■ ist for the \
j purpose of developing students in* |
I so scholars and parlicipaiing %.ti- I
: declared Dr Rudolph Jon eg.. |
| President of the Foyettevjlle State ;
j Teachers Oolb-rm in a recent as I
I pomnlv addi’e'*' *'The bus’nos? of j
• educating our youth is part and \
| parcel of our cherished American !
• heritage''
llp po|tilrd nus tii l l fotV tt? h n |
to colfege th r * days
J should set tip for thtftPvfcfvrs
1 fallow s MUft, worltable acbrine 5
i>f values in which firM things
romp ffl'sf
\ Extra-class activities. I
j and In their place, ruh be hold \
\ in proper focus net as not to ob- j
I sc Ire the sttidepVs chief obi endive 1
j ...that of getting a roller® rdcr ;? |
I f.ion < After - school- ocup.potition !
■ warrants thorough preparation”, .
1 he insisted,
Sh ull 5 a cce cds
S . P. Gaskin As
Scout Ex a cat tv&
At ? mec l 1n g of the .; ■*o" =e j
Board of the Occoneecb*'oun~
cil and upon the recommendation :
of the Personnel CnranuUe* John ! i
L. Shutt wus rlected Scout Exe
cutive recently to succeed $ P ; ,
G-skin. who h-is become Scout exo- j
cutive at • Pittsburgh, Penns ,v Nan- ;
ia.
Mr. Shutt Deputy Regional
Executive of Res ion sis, cm
clinic North and South < o
lina. Georgia, and Florida, in,
b-en active in Scouting for ,
many vein
As a Scout, he attained the
rank of Eagle. Before entering ,!
Scouting pm-siona liy be served • s
Assistant Scoutmaster, Scoutmas- \
ter and during the summers as i
Program an,’ Aquatics Director on , i
the Camp Staff in Nashville, TVi- ’ ■
nesses,
He ib s graduate of the f>stb Ms- \
t ton a l Training School of the Bov j
Scouts of America, after which ■
be became Assistant Executive of I
the Council with headquarters at [
Bradenton. Florida. After two j
years In Bradenton. Shu it. entered |
the V. S. Navy and served for four ,
years during World War ;i --s a ;
Lieutenant,
He was awarded the Bronco
Star for leading an advance
party onto the beach in Franee |
before H-hour while being it
<ached to an Fnder Water
Demolition Fn*t He Inter
served as Executive Offii l l of
an I. S T
After being released tr> inactive
duty. Shutt served a* Fold Exo- ;
"Utive in the Central Florida ( oun I
■il with headquarters at Orlando, |
Florida and later as Scout Execo- .
l,\ -of the Pinellas Area Council j
p.n headquarters at St Peters I
ijiji'g, Florida. In T 952 hr bveamr !
< specialist tor Exploring on the j
Region St* Staff, and in Hi"" he :
Hresnae a Deputy Regional hr*- '
cutive.
cure I'WH u»«.
An on b mew is wW Upon to
carry out applied research P" v
■ rct.fi for developing and
jpg product*. In Invent. tn3Chlne ? ’V
nd devices no tent or manufac
ture products, test new imw m ■>
tennis. new methods. anti new
machinery. He doe, this to lind
ways of decreasing producunn
costs, lowering prices, and keep
ing his company In a sound com
petitive position.
IT IS INDEED alarmin': the'
so few high school student;, show
an interest, in nintlHinalu.’. chem
istry, biology, and physic One
national survey of hish school
seniors shown that. 12 per eeni
bad had no algebra, 2d per cent
quit the study of niatiiematicr. hi
for one ypur and 20 per cent
dropped the subject by the end
of the second year
This i« a cause fee great,
alarm for n nation that la
looking for scientists with ade
quate training In nsathennatir.a
and science.
I NEGRO YOUTH. YOU ARP' IN
VITED TO CHOOSE ENGINEER -1
TNG AS A CAREER!
! Know the unsworn before you
bay rf fpivm m schinpry
j Tobacco properly prepared for
; torfyjf?# rnor^.
Permanent pastures and alfalfa '
1 are lor.g-iived crops arid therefore I
■ do not have to be sown each year, i
j Tobacco roots should be plowed |
j up now
i the special collections located in
North Carolina- public libraries)
winch Is included In the Inter-j
library Loan Program, sponsored
by the North Carolina State 1.-i j
bra ry. Funds toward helping to
enlarge this collection are received
from State Aid to Public Libra-!
'nes. •
■ Readers, scholars and students, i
j resc a echo if ,<nri critics will find!
i the collection « valuable source!
of information, since it, comprises
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