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Alexander Will Be Interviewed WASHINGTON - Clifford L. Alexander, Jr,, Chairman of the U. S. Equal Employment Op portunity Commission will be interviewed by nationally known radio personality Del Shields on the first of a series of taped weekly radio programs deal ing with job discrimination. Greg Morris of “Mission Im possible" TV fame will give a special message on “What you should know about Equal job Opportunity." The program will be aired by local radio stations. Shields is executive secre - tary of the National Associa tion of Television and Radio Announcers (NATRA) which is oromotine the series along with the owners of 200 radio stations throughout the country where its members are employed. The Commission is the Federal agency established by Congress to administer Title VII of the Civil Rights Act that prohibits job discrimina tion based on race, color, re ligion, sex or national origin. EEOC Chairman Alexander will be interviewed by Shields and explain the functions ar.d opera tion of the Commission. Shields is widely known for his national ly broadcast radio show, “Night Call,” that originates in New York City. On succeeding programs, each a half hour in length, Shields will Interview key members of the Commission’s staff who will describe and ex plain how the Commission against minorities and women by employers, unions and em n’ovment agencies. Well known personalities of the entertainment world will participate in this new and different radio show which tells the story about Title VII and What You Should Know About Eoual Job Opportunity. Arts School To Present Irene Dailey WINSTON-SALEM - Bertolt Brecht’s play, “Motner Cour age," will open this week at the North Carolina School of the Arts with Broadway actress Irene Dailey in the title role. Preview performances will be given without charge on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, Feb. 25, 2b and 27. Opening night will be Friday, Feb. 28. Other performances will be March 1,2, 4,5, 6,7, 8 and 9. The play will be pre sented In the drama theater at tlue School of the Arts, All performances will be at 8:15 p.m, except on Sundays when the play will begin at 7 p.m. Brecht's epic masterpiece takes place In Germruiy, Poland and Bavaria from 1624 to 1636, toward the end of the 30-Y’ears- War. Mother Courage Is an itinerant trader who follows the Swedish and Imperial armies with tier covered wagon. The played is a drama, yet much comedy is included as well as music and songs. The score Is by Paul Dessau. A seven ■ piece orchestra of music stu dents from the School of the Arts will play. ‘‘Mother Courage” was written in 1938 during Brecht’s 15-year period of exile from Germany. It was first pro duced In 1941 In Zurich, Switz erland. Ann Bancroft appeared ln the Broadway production in 1963 Jackson State Listed in Top Ten Colleges JACKSON, Miss. - The cur rent edition of the Plans for Progress Directory of pre dominantly Negro colleges lists Jackson State College in the top ten ir. student enrollment among the 85 four year pre dominantly Negro colleges and universities in the-Unites States of America, Plans for Progress is a volunteer organization of more than 400 of America's largest corporations. Us purpose Is to assure affirma tive action in providing equal job opportunities for all Americans. The colleges and universities listed with larger enrollments than Jackson State College were North Carolina A&T, 3,847; Florida A&M, 3,925; Prairie View A&M, 3,974; Morgan State College, 4,000; Grambllng Col lege, 4,154; Texas Southern Uni versity, 4,487; Tennessee State A&I University, 4,536; South ern University, 7,376; and Ho ward University, 9,439, VSC Receives Media Grant PETERSBURG - Virginia State College was one of only 14 institutions in the nation to receive an educational media grant recently under’ the U. S. Office of Education. 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