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European Premiere Of Latin
American Play “El Condor”
Bari, Italy, September 27,
1962 — “It is an atom bomb. I
marvel at the finese,” said a
man who was a member of the
central committee of the Com*
munist Party of Italy for eight
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years, and who collaborated
with Togliatti and was trained
for eight months at the Univer
sity of Leningrad. He was com
menting on the European premi.
ere of “El Condor” which was
g)ven before an audience of
Bari’s most distinguished citi
zens who were aflame with en
thusiasm from the start.
The wife of the manager of
the principal hotel, who was
trained by Dr. Levet of the
Grand Hotel in Rome, said, “The
best people in Bari were all
there.”
The atmosphere was electric
in the gleaming crimson, gold
and white theatre whose five
tiers of boxes were lined with
red damack. When the red cur
tain opened in the Municipal
Theatre on the colorful force
from 23 nations and the singing
of the National Anthem, the
capacity audience burst into ap
plause. In the audience was
the Mayor, Professor Lozupone,
whose message was read from
the stage at the opening of the
evening. It said: “Your effort
will inspire all men of goodwill
to work effectively for a better
world.”
Others included the president
! of the Chamber of Industries, di
Chirico, with his whole family;
the Rector of the University,
Professor del Prete; the Pro
vincial Secretary of the Chris
tian Democratic Party of Rot
olo; the head of the Confederat
ion of Free Trade Union. (Cl
SL); most of the City Council;
professors and the head of the
student body of the University
with a large group of students,
and twenty-five nuns who filled
one of the rows.
Directors of La Gazetta del
Mezzogiorno and II Giornal del
Levante, the Chief of the Na
tional News Agency (ANSA)
which had five men covering
the event, and a representative
of the National Committee of
the Christian Democratic Party
who travelled from Rome to be
present at the show, were also
there.
Message to the Mayor of Bari
were read from African leaders
and Dutch Burgomasters. One
of the South Americans said,
“Moral Re-Armament is the
idea that will change Italy.” His
remarks were drowned by
thunderous applause. The Col
well Brothers had a great wel
come and their new song for
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Among the new faculty members joining the Southern Uni*
versity staff are Miss Carol Stone, pianist and Miss Loraa da
Costa. Miss Stone, a native of Detroit, Michigan, holds the BA
degree from Fisk and the MM degree from Indiana University.
Miss da Costa, a native of New York and University organist, is
holder of the BS and MS degrees from Julliard and has studied
for one year the Harpsichord in Germany. She is a Fulbright
FELLOW:
Alcorn Division
Head Honored
Mr. R. E. Naugher, assistant
director of Agricultural Educa
tion, Washington, D. C. inform
ed Dr. Jesse A. Morris, direc
tor of Division of Education,
Alcorn College the National
Board of Trustees of the New
Farmers of America recom
mended that the Honorary
Superior Farmer Degree be con
ferred upon him during the 28th
National Convention which con
venes in Atlanta, Georgia, Oct.
2, 1962.
This extraordinary honor is to
be awarded in recognition of the
excellent cooperation and assis
tance Dr. Morris has given the
organization. It is the highest
honor that can be awarded by
the New Farmers of America,
and it will be symbolized by an
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Bari was received with wild en-,
thusiasm.
Outside the theatre after the
play, the Latin Americans were
surrounded by an eager crowd
which at midnight was still in- j
creasing and overflowing into
the avenue which separates the
Municipal Theatre from the
Governor’s Palace.
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of Antioch College and the Yale
Law School and served at one
time as assistant district at
torney in Philadelphia.
The appointee is a partner in
the Philadelphia law firm of
Norris, Green, Harris and Hig
genbotham. He is married and
is the father of two children.
Honorary Gold Emblem Key en
graved and presented during the
ceremonies, October 2, 1962 in
Exhibition Hall of the Municipal
Auditorium in Atlanta, Georgia.
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practices justice to all of its
citizens, regardless of race,
creed, color or national origin.
“In the second place, it is a
matter of economic urgency —
because we can no longer deny
ourselves the use of trained and
skilled manpower for reasons
totally irrelevant to merit. The
Council of Economic Advisors
estimates that the nation’s gross
national product would rise by
$13,000,000,000 if all jobs were
handled solely on the basis of
merit and without regard to ir
relevant considerations of an
cestry. The increase would rise
to $17,000,000,000 if the oppor
tunity to train for all jobs were
open on the same basis.
“In other words, job discrimi
nation will cost us $13,000,000,
000 to $17,000,000,000 this year.”
The Vice President pointed
out the importance of speedy
adjudication of complaints of
dircrimination.
“We are dealing with a pro
gram that involves justice, and
one of the oldest and truest of
legal maxims is that justice de
layed is justice denied,” he said.
“It is important to all of us that
anyone who feels he is aggrieved
have confidence that his or her
complaint will be adjudicated
fairly, honestly and rapidly.”
He commended the Depart
ment of the Army for its train
ing program for employment
policy officers, who supervise
the equal employment opportun
ity program in the Department,
and pointed out that other gov
ernment departments likewise
are conducting training pro
grams.
“Our government cannot de
clare equal employment oppor
tunity to be a national policy
unless the government’s house
is in order,” he continued. “And
we are now engaged in every
possible type of activity to as
sure that the government’s
house will be in order. We want
our procedures to be simple,
swift and effective. And that
depends entirely upon you.”
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lets of race, and a limited num
ber of juniors and sophomores
of exceptional ability. Since the
inception of the program in
1952, candidates have increased
in number from $2,800 to 11,
700 last year. Scholarships were
granted to 1,000 of the 1961
candidates.
Scoring and interpretation of
the results of the examinations : J
are handled by the Educational \ ■
Testing Service of Princeton.! I
N J.
High school principals and!
counselors throughout the coun-!
*ry have been sent information
about the C1EP tests. Students |
may apply to them for applica-f*
tion forms or write directly tot ;
Intercollegiate Examination
Program, 22 East 54th Street,
New York 22, N. Y. The regis
tration fee is $3.00. No appli
cations will be accepted after
Oct. 27. Scholarships and ad
missions based on the tests are
for the 18963-64 academic year.
All UNCF colleges and uni
versities are privately support
ed, accredited institutions locat
ed in the South.
“You are dealing with people,
and I hope you will remember
that a complaint may be mere
ly an onerous addition to your
burdens but to the man or wom
an making it, it can be the dif
ference between a rich and ful
filling life and a life of dreary
monotony,” he declared.
“We must use statistics to
measure our progress, but the
men and women who feel ag
grieved must never be treated!
as statistics. They are human |
beings with the same dreams, |
the. same hopes and the same l
desires for their families that
you have.
“It may take more time, but
if in every case you handle
your attempt to put yourself in
the other fellow’s place, you
will be more certain in your own 1'
mind that the ends of justice and f
humanity have been served.”
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