RALEIGH BUSINESS COLLEGE SPEAKER Miss WUhelmtn* M. Croaaon. imUnt es Mmt
Msmnrtal Inatttate, Sait Ha. recently addressed the student body of the Haletyh Beahnaa College an* to
tal faaMapie ha thiakafi es the ItMah Funeral Heme. Shewn ha above thato are, left te right: MM.
fit A. Barnet, wariliat as the fiaMsh fiaalnam Collece an* Dr. Elian 8. Alston, whe introduce* the
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Barnett “Apes” Wallace Says
Gov’t Transported Meredith
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tided transportation for Jamaa
I Meredith, aald "monkey see. mon
keg do.”
I Those faalUar with the expree
aton knew that he was lnlttmating
(hat Gov. Barnett was Inspired to
make his charge because Gov.
George Wallace of Alabama had
previously charged that the Jus
tice Department provided an au
tomobile for the Rev. Dr. Martin
Luther Bang, Jr.
In the Alabama ease, the
Justice Department admit te*
that an ante was made avail
able for transporting Dr. King
• from Birmingham to Selma
but atreme* that the action
waa a violation of poHcy, and
reealte* tat the iHamlaael es a
Negro staff attorney whe wae
The Justice Department Issued
a statement In reply to Barnett’s
charge that It had provided an au
to for Meredith to attend a civil
lights meeting at Clarkadale,
which was attended bar Roy Wil
kins, national executive secretary
at the NAACP. The meeting waa
held on May 8.
White Teens
Bum Case; It
Hired Negroes
JACKSON, Mim. (ANP) Two
white teen-agers apt fire to a res
taurant here last week, polloe said,
because the operator hired Ne
groes as car hops and waitresses.
A passerby noticed flames at
RomonofTs Drive In. and no
tified firemen. Damage was
Chief es Detectives M. B.
Pierce said the two beys were
arrested a few hours later and
confessed.
Pierce Identified one of the
youngsters as William Carl Hen
derson, 19. The other, see 18. was
not Identified.
Pierce said the pair told Detec
tive Sgt* Wesley Beeves and Joe
Beater they slipped a note under
the restaurant door explaining
"You have Negro car hops and
Negro waitresses and that Is why
we are burning you,” then poured
one-half gallon of gaaolne onto a
wall and sot it afire.
A passerby saw the pair flee in
a truck and called firemen.
After the Mam was extin
guished and two empty motor
oil cans were found nearby,
Pierce said, Officers Tommy
Seheoley and Oliver MeAl
notieed two youngsters buying
gaa and dumping H into ofl
cans an hour earlier.
FOR CHILD DENTAL CARE Dr. Duncan M. Getsin&er,
Durham, specialist in dentiatry tor children, who last week served
at chnidan at the Dental Symposium in that city, talks with Dr.
/.* E. Campbell, also ot Durham, vice president of the Old North
State Dental Society, and Dr. G. K. Butterfield, Wilson.
“THE EXPANDING HORIZON OF JOB OPPORTUNITIES? DISCUSSED AT SHAW
UNIVERSITY Left to right: W. J. Kennedy HI of Durham, who introduced Dr. Andrew F.
Brimmer, economist of Washington, chapel speaker; Dr. Nehon H. Hank, interim peeeident, Shaw
University, William Parker end Willie Rhirm, etudente, dkouse eerteks job opportunities on Fri
day, November 22. (See sfory in this issue).
Brimmer At Shaw:
Should Look
At Industry,
Students Told
College students should look at
the sort of Industry where new op
portunities are emerging and at a
faster level then In the put. Dr.
Andrew P. Brimmer advised Shaw
University students In an address
Friday. November 22.
Speaking on “The Expanding
Horision of Job Opportunities.”
Dr. Brimmer gave a forecast of
the world 10 to 12 years from now
relative to opportunities for pro
fessional and non professional
people. He stated that the total
population In the U. 8. will reach
approximately 210 million by 1966
and about 226 million by 1975.
Most of the population Increase
during the 1960’s will be In the
working age group compared to a
more sizeable increase during the
1960’s of those 14 yean and
younger. Therefore the labor foroe
growth will be greater than ever
before In this decade.
A liberal arte education is im
portant In addition to the pure
sciences, with stress In participat
ing in on the job training, he sug
gested. A better education will be
more Important than ever because
of the Increase In automation.
College students, while getting a
liberal arts education should also
prepare for technical jobs.
Dr. Nelson H Harris, Interim
president of Shaw University pre
sided. The speaker was Introduced
by W. J, Kennedy XU.
NCNW Honors ’
A And T Prof
GREENSBORO A professor
at A4cT College was last week hon
ored In Washington, D. C., by tbs
National Council of Negro Women.
Dr. Cecile Hoover Edwards,
professor of nutrition sad re
search, AAT College Depart
ment as Heme Economics, waa
cited for bar "contributions te
the fMld et science.”
The symbolic award was present
ed on behalf of the contributions to
science made by Negro women dur
ing the past century.
The award was presented by Dr.
Benjamin H. Alexander, research
organic chemist, Walter Reed Hos
pital, Washington, D. C.
« -
REV. COBBY VESPER ORATOR
GREENSBORO Speaker for
the 4 p. m. vesper sendee at Ben
nett College on Sunday, December
l will be the Rev. John O. Cony,
ooUege chaplain, who is also pas
tor of St Matthews Methodist
Church here.
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Adult Help Can Reduce
School H Dropout M Toll
Most as tot milllon-plu* bewild
ered, unhappy boys who Might
their futures by dropping out as
school every year aould bs saved
with soma simple adult help, says
Arthur Q. Maiael. tea December
Reeder's Digest article, “They Help
Boys Want to bs Educated,” Maieel
offers virtually a blueprint for oth
er community group# and organisa
tion*, as he Mis to# heartening a
chievements of the Chicago Boys
Clube in turning youngster* back
to their books and sueeea*
Last year toe Chicago Bay* ,
Clubs pet rnadod UN yautoe to
stay In high echos! sr return
and get toetr diploma* Many
wore inspired to go on to soi
lage eoreere.
It was dbnt with a program of
first, spotting early to# potential
drop-outs among their 17,000 mem
ber*, talking with them man-to
man and overcoming the barriers
that wore frustrating the boy* At
the root of mast dropout* says
Maisel. is lack of understanding,
and adverse heme and neighbor
hood condition* In some Chicago
area* six out of ten youngsters
never finish school.
Local businessmen volunteer their
help in persuading the boys to a
bandon patterns of unambltiousneas
and failure. Otffce toe boys catch
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