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Priday, January 21, 1977 Fl-fE M1CH!~AN DAILY
SOUTHERNER IN THE WHITE HOUSE:
Drawl in
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WASHINGTON (Reuter) -
President Jimmy Carter brings
a new sound to the White House:
the rounded accent of southern
speech where dropped Rs make'
farmer come out "fomma" and
Georgia "Jaw-ja."
Suddenly, the southern drawl
is the vogue in this capital city
- a way of talking no longer
ridiculed, and, in fact, very
much to be emulated.
CARTER'S is not quite t h e
nasal twang of a Lyndon John-
son, whose Texas inflection had
him talking to "mah fellah Am-
ericans" about the "Veet Nom"
war.
Nor, perhaps, does it have the
linguistic pecularities of a Ken-
nedy, whose Boston style had
him in conflict with Fidel Cas-
tro's "Cuber" in that crisis of!
days "pahst."!
Still, it is a speech like none
other.
THE SOUTHERN drawl, in
earlier times, might have been
scorned - particularly by those
"damned Yankees" - as indi-
cative of the cornball yokel giv-
en to chewing "tobacckey."
In Carter's case, however, the
speech is something different:
almost always grammatically
correct and often somewhat clip-
ped: the sound of a man on the
move.
For those not accustomed to
Carterese, the following guide
may prove useful:
Ah - First person noun, as
in Ah promise if elected.
>gue
-Jis - For emphasis, as in,
Ah's jis a plain Jaw-ja fomma.
-Pawful - What the Amer-
ican President is: A pawful
leader.
-Dape - As opposed to shal-
low; as in a dape commitment
to something.
-Gummint - The federal bur-
eaucracy to which one brings a
dape commitment.
-Vurry - An adverb used for
emphasis, as Ah'm vurry glad
to be the leader of this pawful
gummint.
-Thank - To .meditate or
ponder, as Ah thank this is a
pawful important commitment.
-Y'all - Every one of you.
- Heah - As in, Y'll come,
heah?
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JOHANNESBURG, S o u t h
Africa- (P) - Roman Catholic
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have opened their doors to all
races, prompting governmentI
threats .yesterday to close the
schools.
Five private Catholic schools
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Port Elizabeth in the Cape pro-
vince and two in Windhoek,
South-West Africa, admitted
about 80 black, Indian or mixed
race students.
THE ADMINISTRATOR of the;
Cape Province, L. A. Munnik,
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the requirements that they ed-
ucate only European-o-igin
children, the withdrawal f their
registration and the closing of
schools enrolling non-white pu-
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In a statement, Munnik said:
"It has come to my attention
via press reports that two pri-
vate schools in Port Elizabeth,
registered for European puni1s
with this administration, liave
admitted non-Eiironean children
in the past few days."
The Holy Rosary Convent in
Port Elizabeth admitted 32 black
and mixed race girls. One pupil
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