WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 195?
Hampton institute Instructor 1
Returns From Liberian Position
HAMPTON, Va. Growing pub
\ 1 interest, in scientific advance
ment was evident when the larg
est crowd of the season''- public
lecture series gathered at Ogden
Hall, Hampton Institute last week,
to hear Dr, J, Robert Oppcnheim
cr, world renown physicist, speak
m "Science in a Changing World,"
Introduced by the college
president Alonzo C<. Moron .is
one of the men in the world
that knows most about the
world we face, the atomic
•elentist declared,
"Our great increase in scientific
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by doctors' observations.
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And, while gently relieving pain,
actual reduction or retraction |
(shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all—this
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cases where doctors’ observations j
were continued over a period of ,
many months!
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as “Riles have ceased to be a
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knowledge is not reversible. We
cannot unlearn how to make atom
ic and hydrogen bombs. It is ap
propriate to ask whether these
changes haven't brought problems
for which past history has not pre
pared us—the kind of problems we
must learn to live with.
"We have an unprecedented
imbalance between the old and
the new. By the time a stud
ent finishes college, much of
his scientific knowledge is out
of date, i am not sure how well
men ran adjust to this rapid
change.” he continued.
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DAVID S. GREENE, Mgr.
Race Problem
Our Greatest,
Douglas Warns
CHICAGO (AMP' America's
mistreatment of the Negro is
! its greatest bloc in the struggle
j with communism to win the un
■ committed peoples of the earth,
■ two thirds of whom are none- j
i whites, Senator Paul Douglas <D
| HI.) told a. luncheon group here
I this wek at the Hilton Hotel.
Senator Douglas, who was
here to receive this year's J
1,000 Sidney Hillman award ,
for his meritorious role in got- j
ting Congress to. pass Civil
Rights legislation, said that
thre had been a distinct im
provement in the status of
the Negro in the last 2-5 years
hut that the progues* "had
not been fast enough.”
In civil rights cases, the Sena-.
. tor said, the burden of seeking j
: court action is thrust upon indi
| viduals who cannot afford the
j cost.
“The obvious way to im
prove this situation," he sug
gested, ” is for the government
to enter the legal lists the
defender of those civil and
constitutional and not mere
ly as an arbiter of them."
Senator Douglas announced;
1 that he was giving SSOO of the j
| award money to the legal defense i
; fund of the National Aiseociattion:
; for the Advancement of Colored j
■ People and planned to distribute \
\ the other half among the Amen- j
I can Friends Service the Catholic'
i Council on Working Life, and the j
■ American Jewish Committee.
3 Educators
Honored At
RUE Confab
j DURHAM - -Three North Caro
lina educators who have contri
buted virtually 100 years altogeth
|er in total service to the. state !
i were honored here in N. C Col
■ Bye's Duke Auditorium Thursday
i afternoon by the* nth State wide j
! Resource Use Education Confer
! ence
Honored were Mrs. Clara
S. Jamerson teacher in the
W. D. YVjcker School Sanford;
William R. Collins, principal
of Johnston County Training
School, Smithfieid; and Mrs.
Ruth Woodson, supervisor of
stale elementary schools for
i Negroes. Raleigh,
! Dean George R. Johnson of ;
j Winston Salem Teachers College
| presented Mrs. Jamerson's award
I for 40 years service. Cited for 20
| years as teacher find supervisor j
was Mrs. Woodson who received j
| her plaque from NCC President,
■ Alfonso Elder.
L. Y. (Stag i Ballentine, N. C
| Commissioner of Agriculture, and : :
! keynote speaker at the afternoon
I general session in Duke Auditori
j nm presented. Collins’ award in
i recognition of more than 35 years
j as teacher and principal.
An important consideration in j
| selecting the educators for their
| awards was their “ardent champ-;
j toning of the cause of Resource
Dr. T. R. Speigner director of
| the RUE division at NCC, direct
jed the state-wide conference,
| which attracted some 1,200 dele- i
gate* from 72 counties.
Dr. Tarpley j;
! Speaker At
j
Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE—Dr, J A.Tarp- !
Icy, supervising principal of. the i
Greensboro City Schools for Ne
groes, was the guest speaker at the
Fayetteville State Teachers College
on Monday, November 11 in con
nection with the celebration of A
irierican Education Week.
His address was drawn from the
general theme for the week, “An
Educated People Move# Freedom
Forward.’
The speaker wished that the fit
! sion of doubt and faith is a healthy
sign in education. "Education and
democracy,” he concluded, must
advance on the feet of cur chil
dren.
Dr. Tarpley’s address was spon
sored by the Area of Education
THE CAROLINIAN
“Supreme Court Decreed Impossibility
Os Segregation, ” Johnson Tells Audience
DURHAM • Dean George M.
Johnson of the Howard University
Law School defended the rights
of opponents of segregation to
use legal means to state their
case, but he condemned extre
mists who use inflammatory tac
tics, and urged Negroes to meet
the challenge to provide a “cli
mate for the acceptance of de
segregation at the community lev
el” in a NCC forum speech here
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