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Suggest Plans To Give
State Health Education
To Everybody
ATLANTA — Four
lesolutions were adopted
iast week at the {letter
Conferene, held at Macon,
Which will do much to
the health status of Negroes.
iCieorge I.„ Edwards,
"state health education
ant for Negro schools, and
assistant southern field
tor of the National Urban
gue, ai)l Dr. W. A. Mason,
rector, division of health
cation for Nagroes, Georgia
partment of Public
'.(took active roles in the
" proceedings and were
responsible for the adoption
far-reaching resolutions.
The first provides that
ities and personnel be set
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In the graduate school of the
university for granting a mas-
ter's degree in health educa¬
tion and that a subsidy be pro¬
vided for Atlanta university
to offer a similar degrep In
health education until such
time the university system can
provide such courses for Ne¬
groes.
The second resolution pro¬
vides that, citizens work whole-
hearrtedly with the Etate De¬
| partment of Education for the
improvement of the curriculum
in the basic sciences in secon-
schools to insure adequate
'medicine i pi-eparation for those entering
and the allied profes-
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DO’S AND IIONT’S: DO BE RESPECTFUL TO OTHERS
IN A PLACE OF QUIET.
coop -1
prate with the Department, '
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Education possible to meet standards lor accredit- a | j
rapidly u;
ing all secondary schools. j
A . third ... , resolution , stipulates .. . , i
that any expansion oi heal h j
services of the people of Geor-
gia be based, upon need rather'
tio. han on a racial population ra- |
;
A fourth and final proposal
i ur.'s that in any further ex-
pansion of the program of hos-
pitals and clinics, and health j
centers, serious consideration;
be given for the utilization of
Negro physicians to serve their
patients in such iastitutions.
Cpsclfically,’ Mr. Edwards was
instrumental in framing and
having adopted the resolution
regarding the expansion
health services on the basis of
need, rather than on the basis
of racial population, ratio, and
for the extension of the amend¬
ment dealing with the training
of health education on the grad-
uate level in the University Sys-
tem of Georgia to include a
subsidy flor Atlanta university
o offer similar training.
In the interest of the welfare
of Negro physicians of the
state who at the moment do
not have the opportunity to
serve their patients in tax-sup-
ported institutions, Dr, Mason
framed and presented the im-
of Negro phyniciam
ip such institutions. He was
also responsible for framing and
strengthening the science cur-
c U i a in the secondary schools,
In p re;;en ti n g the latter resolu-
tion> Dr Magon pCinted cut
j ards of 53 per cent 0 f
the appllcants for admission to
ihe Henry Grady Hospital
school of nurs.ng in Atlanta
the University hospital at
Augusta, are denied admissions
because they are graduates oi
non-accredited schools, on the
one hand, and not having
exposed to the basic science
on the other.
situation prevails in face of the
fact of Geo rgia’s dire needs for
graduate nurses throughout
i state ,. nd the constant plea
L you ^ h to consider nursing
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The Ike Smalls Trophy, to
awarded to the
NAACP Youth Council of
year, s being held by Miss
Mae King, treasurer of the
Moines, Iowa, Youth
Award will be made at
annual NAACP youth
in St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 10-13.
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“RIDERS OF DAWN”
Added. Serial Comedy
Keep Georgia Green
The Liberty National Bank
Trust company, the Citl-
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*, the Savannah Bank and
company, and Varnadoe
and company, all of
a special three-month
advertising Keep Georgia
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by the agricultural com¬
of the Georgia Bankers
These 140 banks and their
will use a total cf
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their monthly statements on
deposits.
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I “GENTLEMAN'S
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The stuffer being used with
the September statements
built -on th idea ‘-Dollars Do
Grow oh Trees.”
“The Keep Georgia Green
movement. Is the first earnest
effort that has been made to
QUr Ure qitizenry in a
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the Georgia Bankers
tion at its 1948 convention; “be
it resolved that the association
will lend its support and in¬
fluence to the passage of any
sound and progressive legisla¬
tion that may be sponsored by
the Keep Georgia Green move¬
ment, which may be designed
to further promote and develop
forest resources within our
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of which it is a project,
endorsed a proposed plan
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948
ment by Louis H. Edmcn&son,
Geofgia Green director,
a measure providing such pro-
tection will be introduced
■ the 1949 State Legislature.
| George M Bazemore, presi-
dent of the First National Bank
in waycross, is chairman of tne 1
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