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• ornble to integration since before
the Supreme Court decision." This
' was the theme of a talk given by
.lames H. Hubert at a I'orum of the
Catholic Interracial Council hero
recently. Hubert had just returned
from a tour of the southern states
with the National Association for
lire Advancement of Negro Couit
i try Life, which hr serves as esecu
i live director.
The speaker illustrate*) his
point by explaining that a
number of recently construct
rd, mortem, well equipped
schools have been established
for Negroes In Georgia ini!
other Southern areas.
Hr found tlv.it public official.'
| I here were open to suggestions for
improving hospital, housing and
recreational facilities because they
knew deep down that eventually
I segregation would disappear rnd
; Hie schools, hospitals mud pa'-kv
| would be onioyed by oil . the peo
' pie. white and Negro
'There is a changing situation in
• the south today otic! v< «n ftp
I longer depend on the lights that
| ciiined us in ;vo port." Tie said, He
! .odded that them arc more white
| people in (he south today who arc
• willing' to go Eilon:* with nrgani/.0-itions
itions like the Catholic Inter'acial
Cmincil. and cited the statement
j condemning racial segregation just
j released by the Catholic Bishops of
| the United States, as an encour
! aging tactor which wHi contribute
| in improved interracial understand
j mg.
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“A modem mother is one
: who worries only when her
daughter gels home from a
date at a decent J»»u«.
FOI NDEU'S DAY AT SIi.YW Shirley Frances, rather, of New
ton Grove, places wreath on grave oi Dr. Henry Martin Tupper as
Shaw Univetsity's (bird Sounder's Day Services held on Friday, Vo
! vein her 2J,
Speaker Depicts Sordid Life
Os Negroes In St. Louis, Mo.
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ST. LOUIS (ANP)—In a report,
Progress of Equal Opportunity in
Science Grant
Os $51,000 To
St Augustine’s
Tite National Science Founda-
I lurn lias awarded St, Augustine's
College a grant of $51,000 in sup-
DR. .?. \ HOY F.R
i port of n '•Summer Institute for
High School Teachers of Science.
This program is designed to help
igh school teachers of science and
: mathematics to improve their sub
i jeel matter knowledge.
Dr. James A. Boyer, president of
i Augustine's, has announced
! dm! the In;dilute will be under the
J direction of Dr, Froze: i R. Robin-
Foundation,
An In-service Institute for4ra
! filer;: of mathematics is currently
I iii by Richard Mathews of the
i physics and mathematics depart-
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lbe St. Louis Area." M. Lee Bo
ha non eexeutiv* director of the
Urban l eague, said last Saturday,
that Negroes are not employed in
many industries, despite the in
creased Negro labor force.
"More economics opportunities
for Negroes arc needed, although
some improvement is evident." he
said. Bohanon stated that Negro
labor "was hit particularly hard by
the 1957-58 depression."
The report reviewed income and
employment, housing, health and
welfare and quasi-public services
of Negroes in the fast year, he said
During the recession, one out oi
every five Negro workers was un
employed. he continued.
Y Study of income of non
white families in the last 12
months showed that three out
of 10 had annua? incomes of
loss than s‘’,ooo. four of !0 h.ul
incomes of 52.000 to SI,OOO and
otic out of five between SI,OOO
and $6,000, he stated. Only Y
1-2 percent had annual In
comes of more than 86,000.
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Bohannon noted of l,ho 60,000 of
the Negro famille;; in SI. Lom;-;.
85 percent rt ill live in slum cn
blighted area::, but the total num
ber of hotiHta# units; available to
them continues to increase, he ob
served.
Availability of more private
housing foi Negroes:, lie continued,
"is occasioned by the : lovement
of white families to the county,
since less than one percent of r.Ji
privately built hcu-sing in the SI,
Louis area is open to Negroes.''
4200 NEGROES t'VCK DISPLACE
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Displacement of 4800 NY grp fa
milies from the Mill Crock area
(for redevelopment of the slum
area in the heart of St. Lottbi
poses "a Very serious problem,"
Bohanon asserted, Many v,ill nei
ther qualify for nor accept low
cost public housing to be con
structed in the area, he said.
Tn the absence of community fa
‘cilith*. he stated, the group will
move to the west and norUiwest
ern sections of ihe city, making
morn critical the already existing
potential housing problem in those
arms.
"If is significant,' Bohanon
pointed out.. "that Negro home
ownership is on the increase."
Twenty-five percent of the units
occupied by Negroes are owned
b.v them, he said.
If present, and future planning
anti programming tor a standard
and u mure progressive St. Louis
i to be realistic, practical and
successful, it will of necessity
"have to be more concerned than
they have been to date with the
conditions' and problems of the
Norco." Bohanon concluded.
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