NEGRO NOTABLES; NEGRO EDUCATION AND ART IN THE U.S

UNEDITED FOOTAGE: Artist-teacher Nume Rousseve in New Orleans, La., works on oil paintings. In Atlanta, Ga., company executive Charles C. Spaulding in his office; Hale Woodruff, artist-teacher Elizabeth Prophet works on bust and instructs male student; agricultural researcher T.M. Campbell shows Tuskegee Institute's mobile agricultural school; and commercial subjects teacher Jesse B. Blayton at his desk. In Washington, D.C., lawyer-teacher William H. Hastie at his desk; advisor to the President of the U.S. on Negroes, Robert C. Weaver, talks to camera; publisher Carter G. Woodson in his office; and writer-executive Ambrose Caliver dictates to secretary. Sociology researcher, Dr. Monroe Work at his desk in Tuskegee, Alabama.