—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1960
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BIG SOUNDS FOR A SMALL i
BOY—(St. Petersburg. Fla.) —
Four-year-old Randy Scott ap
pears dwarfed by the array of
pipes keys and pedals as he
sits at an organ in the First
Asthma Prevention is Advocated in Infancy
HANOVER, N. J. Methods ,
of preventing bronchial asth- j
ma, an incurable disease of un- j
known origin, by detection and
treatment in early life need j
no longer be a mystery to the ;
physician, according to a re
port by a leading pediatrician
in the November issue of The!
Physician's Panorama.
The author, Gifford M. Tep
per, M.D., assistant professor [
of pediactrics at Albany Medi j
cal College points out that al- J
lergic diseases, of which asth- j
ma is the most serious, run in
families. Wherever the heredi
tary factor is identified, Dr '
Tepper urges that the physi-1
Sigmas Ask Shriver Reconsider
Child Programs in Mississippi
NEW YORK —The members
of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,
Incorporated, an organization
of 40,000 college trained Negro
men have inaugurated a na
tional letter writing campaign
protesting the termination of
funds from the Office of Eco
nomic Opportunities to the
Child Development Group of
Mississippi.
In releasing the text of the
letter being mailed to Sargeant
Shriver, Executive Director,
Office of Economic Opportu
nity, from local Chapters of Phi
Beta Sigma, William E. Doar,
Jr., National Executive Secre
tary said, "The Fraternity was
shocked to learn of Shriver's
termination of funds to the
Child Development Group in
Mississippi, and charged him
with bowing to apparent local
political pressures."
"It was our feeling that the
Office of Economic Opportu
nity basic principle of 'maxi
To Buy, Sell or Rent
Property
FOR RENT
If you have to move your office out of the Urban Renew
al we have a few more offices left. But you had better
hurry. The location is in the College View Area—Tbe
Professional Building known u the Chicken Box, SOU
on FayetteviUe Street. Just across from AltP Store.
FdiZK REALTY CO.
UNVfc SOUTH ROXBORO ST.
Baptist Institutional Church.
The St. Petersburg youngster
has been playng the piano since |
he was throe years old without j
talcing a music lesson. He is
! cian regard any infant suffer
ing frequent colds, sniffles, j
| and earaches as a candidate j
\ for bronchial asthma.
Once the probability of asth- j
; ma is recognized in an Infant, |
| the mother can be educated j
- to remove from the diet aller-1
; genie foods and from the j
! household environment offend- j
I ing substances such as feath
i ers, dog hairs and dust. Dr.
| Tepper erplains.
In discussing the preventive
j approach, Dr. Tepper places i
| great emphasis on co-operation
between the physician and the
i mother:
j "What we are doing here is
mum feasible participation of
the poor' should be supported
by all Americans. The Child
Develoment Group of Missis
sippi seems to epitomize the
above mentioned tenants which
is so crucial in the fight
against poverty."
We the members of Phi Beta
Sigma Fraternity, Inc., wish to
go on record as in accord with
the action taken by the Na
tional Citizens Committee For
The Development Program in
Mississippi, as reported, and
we reurge that all funds be
channelled through Child De
velopment Group In Mississip
pi rather than any other Board
or Agency.
There is more to being a
good teacher than a knowledge
of a subject.
Very few people realize that
the dictionary is a good book
to study.
now taking lessons and is In
\ the beginners' music book
I which is geared for a 7 or t
| year-old child.
(UPI Photo)
educating the mother for the
long pull. We are teaching her
attitudes. This is more impor
tant than whether or not apple
sauce is tolerated. Each mohth
we give an additional list of
foods.
"By such technique, we post
pone the early introduction of
such foods as wheat, eggs, and
citrus fruits. Nutrition is easily
balanced.
"The mother is educated in
the ever-changing ways of our
food industry . . . Mixtures ga-
lore abound in the market. For
instance, jarred bananas con
tain orange juice and most
pear products contain lemon
juice. You will find it in fine |
print at the bottom of the jar."
As early as the first six j
months of life the predisposed .
infant. Dr. Tepper finds, be- j
come ssensitive to house dust, i
animal danders, molds and pol
lens important agents in the
onset of the respiratory aller
gies that lead to asthma. In
this area mother education is
equally vital, he notes.
Of all tell-tale signs of the
pre-asthmatic condition, family
history is the most important,
Dr. Tepper says, and he re
ports that 50 per cent of chil
dren from marriages where
one mate is allergic will show
allergies in the first 6 years
and this percentage rises to
75 when both mother and fath
er are allergic.
Cites Two Faces
Of "White
Backlash"
NEW YORK However the
term "white backlash" is de
fined, it is "important to rec
ognize that large numbers of
white persons in some unex
pected places have found to
sues on which they feel free to
express their racial prejudice,"
John A. Morsell, NAACP as
sistant executive director, said
here after studying the elec
tion results. He cited the two
faces of "white backlash."
"In some places the issue
has been the spurious one that
whites face imminent inunda
tion of their neighborhoods by
Negroes," he pointed out. 'ln
others it has been the phony
issue of personal security and
safety in the streets, Illinois
was an example of the former
New York City of the latter
California was a demonstra
tion of both."
In New York City, he said,
"anyone who does not think
at least half of the votes
against the Civilian Police
Complaint Review Board re
flect race prejudice needs to
wake up to reality."
Parenthood is Catholic Concern,
Physician, Nun, Priest Agree
NEW YORK —CWMNS)— Ad
dressing a conference here just
prior to Pope Paul's announce
ment of his continued study of
the morality of modern birth
control methods, an American
nun a Mexican priest, and a
Roman Catholic physician from
Chile agreed that responsible
control of conception is needed
to produce a new and truly
human world order.
Sister Mary A. Schalden
brand, professor of philosophy
at Nazareth College in Michi
gan, said that "the objectives
of family planning . insofar
as they are realized, contribute
impressively to the building
up of a world of not merely
masses, but persons." The re
sponsible control of concep
tion, added, is also a signifi
cant factor in freeing women
from a "narrowly conceived
role of preserving the species"
which denies them "the full
scope and free exercise of their
personal powers." Sister Mary
emphasized that women's "un
hampered participation in the
broadest range of human acti-
Wilkins Works
For Civilian
Review Board
NEW YORK Taking his
campaiyn into the streets,
NAACP Executive Director Roy
Wilkins toured four New York
City areas on Election Day to
urge citizens to vote to keep
the Civilian Police Complaint
Review Board.
Wilkins addressed crowds at
four of the organization's
branch offices in Queens, Har
lem, Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Accompanied by Gloster B.
Current, director of branches
and field administration, he
also campaigned in the streets.
He was well received in the
communities he toured. These
areas returned a strong vote to
retain the Board. However, the
vote in other areas was over
whelmingly against the Board
which was rejected.
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DANCK ROCKY DAMCI—(Mow
York's Gov. Nalson Rockofollor
(«ti Into tho iwlrvg of thing*
at M» rMl«ctl«n rally at Man
vities is of utmost importance
... to the fulfillment of our
hopes for building up on a
global scale a society of per
sons."
Another crtically important
contribution of family plan
ning, she observed, is that it
diminishes sexual fears and
anxieties, making more possi
ble true sexual communion,
thus "liberating time and en
ergy for the development of
personal capacities and their
exercise within the larger hu
man community."
PRIEST SPEAKS OUT
More and more Mexican wom
en are using birth control
methods banned by the church,
despite grave moral conflict,
not because they do not love
children, but because they love
children intensely and want
them to have the opportunity
to live meaningful lives. This
is the view of Padre Alfonso
Orozco, professor of moral the
ology at the Seminardio del
Espiritu Santo, in Mexico City,
who for several years has as
sisted at the only family plan
ning clinic in his country.
NAACP STATE
ASS'NS RE-ELECT
PRESIDENTS
NEW YORK Both Aaron
campaign into the streets
and Dr. Charles C. Roquemore
of Wellington, Kansas, will be
starting their tenth years as
presidents of their respective
NAACP State Conferences as a
result of this year's elections.
In Texas, Rev. Emerson Mar
cee of San Antonio will start
his sixth term in that capacity,
while in South Carolina, Rev.
J. Herbert Nelson of Orange
burg will start his second term.
-Lost Years
Continued from page 4B
ing 1959 to 1963 have been
educationally and psychologi
cally damaged almost beyond
measure.
Since the whites set up their
own private schools, the Ne
groes have borne the brunt of
school closings, but unques
tionably the whole community
has lost in the struggle.
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ruthad to Hi* r**r by buddi**
—on* of whom (laft) hold* a
hattan Cantor. Oov. Rockofol
lar called on Mama Low Parte*
i to holp Mm atop up tho paca
In what might bocomo a now i
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TRYING TO FIND OUT WHAT
MAKES HER TICK (Lot An
9ales) Dr. Jamas Whitmora
listens closely as Ha tries to
find out what makes Mrs. Mel
vlna Taylor tick. The ticking
sound In Mrs. Taylor's h«ad
bagan about a year ago, and
Mrs. Taylor Isn't the only on«
who can hear It. The ticking
sound which reasemhles that of
a pocket watch, has so far
We would like to see onfeN
politician stand up on his hind
legs and tell minorities, which
seek special privileges, to jump
into the lake.
Life would be more simple
if more people were willing to
be themselves.
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