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Louis H. Schuster, 55, of Nashville, Term., holds news conference
at his Rome hotel February Bth. He is one of five American teach
ers at Ghana University who were expelled from the country on
chargee of “subversive activities prejudicial to the state.” Schus
ter told newsmen the expulsions were part of the current anti-A
snerican campaign in Ghana. (UPI PHOTO).
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NORFOLK, V*. (ANP) A *4-
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Negro History
Week Observed
At Shaw Univ.
Negro History Week was observ
ed at Shaw University with stu
dents participating as speakers
February 10-14. William Parker
spoke on the topic “The misconcep
tion of Lincoln and the Dnanclpa
tion Proclamation” Monday, Feb. 10,
and Charles Humphrey Mbubua
and Frederick Ouka spoke on "Af
rica’s Politics.” Friday, Feb. 14.
High points of the discussion on
Africa were that so little is known
about East African States that many
people confuse issues by judging
one African country through the
information of events happening to
another African country, not know
ig these countries can be so differ
ent, and each is faced with its own
unique problems.
Also in the period of decolonisa
tion, Africans are evolving their
own political ideology to meet sev
eral needs. In most of Africa, the
term capitalism is unacceptable as
African businessmen associate cap
italism with the worst colonialism.
It was noted that African Social
ism is a part of the African tradi
tion and provides most individuals
in Africa with a certain amount of
security.
Negro History Week was sponsor
ed by the Social Science Dept.
Delinquents
Warned By
Draft Board
The registrants listed below are
delinquent with the Wake County
Selective Service Board No. 93.
They are urged to immediately
contact this board. If they do not
do so, the Selectiye Service Board
wlli be compelled to order them
for induction in the forthcoming
call.
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TAKES OATH OF OFFICE— Mrs. Constance Baker Motley, an attorney for the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People ( NAACP ), is sworn in as State Senator for
New York’s 21sf District by Mayor Wagner during ceremony at City Hall February 7th. Mrs.
Motley is the first Negro woman to win a seat in the State Senate and the first Democratic wom
an Senator. (Us I PHOTO). '
Spring Hope Native
Named By Peace Corps
LOME, Togo—Cleotha Payne Lu-
Lucaa has been named Peace Corps
Deputy Representative for Togo, it
was announced officially in Wash
ington. He wa* formerly field offi
cer for the medical, fiahing and
educational project here. Hia high
er responsibilities begin immedi
ately.
La cm, a graduate of Mary
land State Colege, at Frinceaa
Anne, ape rated the Repablic’s
Peace Carp, peer.— —for
• • . «.».!..« *
even a secretary.
Bom In Spring Hope. Lacaa
earned his master’ll degree at
American University, and has
competed academic require
ments for tbs Ph.D. at the same
school.
The 30-year-old bacheor was a
rampaging guard on “Skip" Me-
Cane’s 1051-52 hard driving Mary
land State Hawks football team.
“I find the Togoeae the most
friendly people 1 have ever met.”
he said. “Once you treat the Afri
can people with dignity and re
spect. they will like and appreciate
you. They will show this apprecia
tion by offering gifts that often!
they cannot afford.”
Lucas said he has been pleased!
with his assignment because ofl
lhe quality of Peace Corps Volun-|
teera "I’ve been extremely impress-!
ed with them. Our most difficult!
task,” he added,-“is to show howl
well Americana can get along. Then!
another Birmingham. Cambridge or!
a aimilar distasteful Incident pops!
up and almost destroys everythlqgl
we have built up”
r..„i Cmp*. Luos* |
said, “l feel this is the meat
valuable and dynamic program
I have ever had the privilege
of being associated with.
“Not only are we taking much!
to the African people, but we are!
learning a heck of a lot ourselves,"l
Lucas declared.
He said he had heard much-adol
about ’cultural shock’. “About the!
only shock I have experience camel
while I was home. I wasn't accus-|
tomed to all the luxuries and con-1
veniences ”
Southeastern
Plans‘Alumni
Meet Saturday
DURHAM Tha Southeastern!
Business College Alumni Associa-I
tion will hold its quarterly organi-l
rational meeting at the school Sat-I
urd.iy afemoon, February 23 at I
12:3C o'clock. Tha school which!
moved to new quarters the past!
summer Is new located at 608 South!
Alston Avenue.
Benjamin P’per. a graduate stu-|
dent from Columbia. S. C. who isl
now working at the North Carolina!
Mutual Life Insurance district of-l
fice there, will be in charge of the!
meeting.
The agenda of tha meeting will!
include the election of officers, the!
scholarship program, plans for en-l
riching the school’s curriculum, es-|
tablishing an annual project and!
o'her business matters was brought!
before the body by key-committee!
members. A lunch will also bel
served, according to D. W Stlth.l
founder and president of tha eol-|
lege. I
Shaw To Give
Peace Corps
Test Feb. 29
The Peace Corps Placement Test!
will be administered on the Shawl
University campus for thoee who!
are interested in entering the Peace!
Corps. There are over 7.000 Peace!
Corps Volunteer* now at work ini
46 countriea in Latin America. Af-|
fries, and Asia. About 5,000 morel
will go into training this summer.
Among them will be teacher*, lib-1
eral arts graduate*, engineer*, nur
se*. doctors, sociologists, and recre
ation worker*. In all. Volunteeral
com# from some >OO skill back
grounds. I
Married couple* are eligible Ml
both can nerve and have no depen
dent children. A college degree is
not ncessary in all projects
The test will be given at 8:30 a m j
Feb. 29. Science 2, Shaw University,
Raleigh.
For an application and further in
formation. contact Dr. M M Ad
ams, Shaw University, Raleigh.
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