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REFRESHMENT BREAK These Bennett College students are shown during refreshment
break between final examinations last week, which is aimed at relieving tensions as much as pro
viding nourishment. Left to right: Misses Gwendolyn Leecost, of Richmond, Va.; Helen Knight,
of Greensboro, and Dolores Polk, of Newark, N. J. ' \
’64 Heart Queen is a
Heart Surgery ‘First’
HISTORY’S FIRST saccessful open heart surgery was performed
eleven years ago on Miss Cecelia Bavolek of Philadelphia, shown
receiving her crown aa 1963 Heart Fund Queen from Debbie and
Donna Horst, Identical twins who underwent heart identical oper
ations on the identical day. She'll be among 1,790,009 volunteers
visiting neighbors in observance of Heart Sunday, February 93,
climax of the 1964 Heart Fund Campaign.
START TRAINING
PUPPY EARLY
By Bob Bartoa, Manager
Frisklet Pat Food Roearch Center
The sooner you start train
ing that new Christmas puppy
the better. Studies conducted
at Roscoe B. Jackson Memo
rial Laboratory .at Bar Harbor,
Maine, completely shatter the
old belief that a puppy can’t
learn much before it’s six
months old.
Results at Bar Harbor con
clusively prove that a puppy
starts to learn at three weeks
of age and that from seven to
sixteen weeks is a very criti
cal time in his life as far as
character formation is con
cerned. If you don't start edu
cating him he’ll begin educat
ing himself and his curriculum
may include how to chew a
shoe, how to bark for atten
tion and how to jump up on
people. This type of learning,
since it occurs during the
formative period will be very
hard to correct later.
The seventh to sixteenth
week span, which is when
most puppies become members
of households, has been di
vided into two periods by the
scientists. From seven to
twelve weeks old, the puppy
regards you as a replacement
for his mother. Since bv in
stinct he still will yield to
leadership, and since his char
acter is particularly malleable
at this time, the way you (his
leader) manage him will pro
foundly affect his whole fu
ture attitude towards humans.
Once he starts on his fourth
month of life he begins to as
sert his independence, breaks
away from his mother’s apron
strings, as it were. This is the
time when he decides if you
or he are boss. If you’ve given
him reason to believe you are.
during the prior period, you 11
win. His subsequent education,
which now graduates from
elementary, play-type training
to serious training will pro
ceed easily because almost by
itomatic reflex the puppy will
rr to please.
Feeding tips Your puppy is
off to a happy, healthy start
n life if you feed him Friskiet
_>uppy Food, a food especially
reated to meet his particular
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Shaw Sttdent
Speaks On Abe
Lincoln’s Acts
With Die issuance of the Emanci
pation Proclamation, Abraham Lin
coln rase to heights of fame that
few other leaders of our country
have enjoyed, said William Parker,
a Shaw University junior who
spoke Monday (Feb. 10) on -The
Misconception of Abraham as the
Negro Emancipator.”
-What many people fail to ro
aUse Is that tho Emancipation
Proclamation did not free any
slavaa at all. The doewntat stat
ed that all alavea that are now
held in these states that are
new hi rebellion against the
union are to bo set froe as of
this day. Slaves that were net
in rebeillee against the unleu
were net mentioned, said Park
er.
The slaves that were held In
those states that ware in rebellion
never knew that the Emancipation
Proclamation had been issued until
after the war, and when the war
was over the document no longer
had any effect because there were
no states in rebellion against the
Union. Therefore, stated Parker,
the slaves were left just where
they were according to the Emanci
pation Proclamation. Historians
have failed to mention the fact that
Lincoln's primary objective was to
save the union, not to save or de
stroy slavery.
“Little has been said about the
works of the Abolitionists, as Cau
casians conspired to present Lin
coln as the liberator of Negroes,"
stated the speaker,
THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19. IM4
Foxy Fox Outfoxed By
Ingenious Invention
SERENJX, Northern Rhodesia
(ANP>—A wily fox sought to take
advantage of Die pre-election cam
paign to prey upon the chickens of
the nearby Lala villagers recently.
When the villagers left their buu-
Parker suggested that Negroes
turn their eyes away from Lincoln
and go to tha far corners of the
land to enligthen others of the true
facts of the Negro's heritage.
The occasion was Negro History
Week observance at Shaw Univer
sity.
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A adumond jubilii
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V fFIRD’S
ea after dark te go to election bend
quarters to see a film Instructing
them, on how to vote, the fox fig
ured the time was ripe to cast BM
own vote—tor a heady mass of chic
kens However, just as he slunk up
to the chicken coops, the head lights
of a parked car came on and ge
road In on him. Foiled, be quickly
scurried beck Into the woods. It
scons, the villagers has rigged up
an alarm system which automati
cally turned on the lights of the
car when anyone or anything ap»
proa> hod the coops when the vil
lagers were away.
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