More 5(xial iHilaittiehireen Dass Than
Delta Wofflanpaiiier Synpo^ Moderator Fimb
WA**D4GTMI, D. C. i anKrfir «tewi mmI Mtgpoi thal the opposite was true for
TImm it WM* social ditUoiQe fwatoi kwne »a46Mwal| lower class wUte and Negro
b^tMWWi tiie «l(wae« witiiki ra- |«w«»F66 JriMNCt tiw pstm « ^-l ^trls.
dal jPKMpg than betw«en iin 4«i«rWw wcMr JMtd
races ibwnaaeive«, aocording to
pfeltWiiMwy findiogg of Dr.
JfiaoMe L. Moible, zuxted .educator
alnd Wiijihfflr wtio wiU maderates;
tbe ftubtic »yH^^osium en wo«
nianiiower io be Bpona»red b/
Delte Vbeta fiocority durin Mb''
2tith aaWawal cocventtat to
Mra4Mha«U», D. C.’s Statta-'Oa-
ton Watri Aiucust 17-28.
Dr . Stoble ia assistant dean oC
s^udiMata ait the City CkiUefle of
Ifew Y«vk, ohairman of the Re-
a^anob CoRuxLittce of the Na-
tjonfd Asaociatiofi of Woiara
OeaM md CfliWHHritwa ackd tir#]
\|ice president of Delta Sigma
1>heta Sorority, an international
organization of 20,000 predomi-
niantly Negro college women.
Matching her 35 Negro girls,
^ged 11, with the white girls
used in an earlier similar ex-
feriment conducted by a col-
Nine MSap A! S. C. State
College Are 0iven Names
^ft>nicaBuaaft.c-
Njtee hnyiB»t at ftei* Cmo-'
IjAfi MtAf Wt0fi
toy « teeuftir rnammtUm mad «p-i
by me brmni td tnwtaps,:
aCCOtlWi^ i« M MMMMMMMint
0t «be at #>o;
UtM BMiwwff ariMM^ mMlm- ^1^
the buildings with exception of|
the Law School were erected'
since 19^ when Preaidant p. C..
Turner became head of the insti
tution.
The board of trustees in
structed Prtsident Turner to ap-J
point a committee wHh fui
|ieague. Dr. Noble found that power to name air buildings oi
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WiNSTON^Aim, A', C,
the campus not previiously
named. The faculty catumittee
appointed by the fVresident of
the College were D«an S. W.
Crawford, Dean M. E. Veenon,
Dean H. N. Vlncevt, Dean How-
fird Jordan, Jr., Doan F. M. Stan-
, Dean T. R. Gay and T. J.
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Hew duami^oey |er saiaa atu-:
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1 ^cognition 4 services of Mr. W.
iC- Betbea, BeoccAary and mem-
|>er of the Board of Trusttes
#ince 1&24. ,
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ipamed Turner Hall for Dr. 3. C-
Turner, President at the Col-
j€ge. * '
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recognition of services of Miss
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served for many years as a mem
ber of ttie faculty.
4. Faculty apartment No. 2
was named Sheffield Hall in-
sfecognition of the long career .of
service of Mrs. Helen Wiilklosan
Sheffield, Associate Professor of
Cheraistrsr and a member of the
faculty.
5. New donaltory for women
students was named Earle Hall
;(or Mrs. Mary J. I^rle, retired,
Booker Alexander, Oeteolt
realtor, will p^esi^e over ,|
stons of the S7th convention of,
the Shrinetf in Pp J^ug.
n, Alexaiider to imyerM Potea
4IMHV ttfillA
Ma iHMrittMi MM.
toils, iMtge ttMM. M4a Iww.
a Bwmhar of
Dewo ot Wqbm«, M>44MlriMr«f
the Ibift (ueai4aal at IftM Cd-
lefe. , .
f. nu foo4 tospMtf'
W88 {wubumA JMfaMtttt Iftitt atf'
W. p. Mason, a former nieiql^r
of the Board pf Trustees, in.'
recognition oi Ma ooMMbutioix'
to the progress of the Institution,
7. The. atadijw nampd;
Bulldog Stadium in honor of the
many individual athletes )vha
Jiave made great contributions toi
the Institution’s athletic histbry.i
8. Tbe law buildinj waai
named Moss Hall in recopiifiOB.'
for services and oontributiioiia of
Colonel Adam H. Moss, formeU
Chairman and member of tha
Board of Trustees sines W2S,
and in appreciation ot his in-,
terest and support of th« wel
fare of the institution.
9. The infirmary was namfed'
Brooks Infi^ary in honor o|
Itfr. C. F. Brooks, « Jqttg-^hw^
chairman of the Board 6i Trtii-:
tees and frimd '.of .the institutioo
and its people.
^ Tokyo
♦ CHICAG9, m.
The A.M.E. Zion delegation to
rt>e 14th World Convention oa
^ristian Education, which will
|>e held in Tokyo, Japan, August
ft-lS, left here Wednesday, for
|he meeting.
, Bishop H B. Shaw, Wilming
ton, N. C., Dr. J. W. Eichelber-.
ger. Secretary of Christian Edu
cation, with offices located here,
and D. P. Wisdom and his wife,
are members of the delegation
that will make the trip from this
area. They left from Midway
Airport, via United Airlln^, at
2:30 P.M. Their itinerary calls
for a stop at Honolulu, where
they will stay until August 3rd.
They will arrive in Tokyo Tues
day, August 5.
They will be joined by Bishop)
and Mrs. W. J. Walls, upon arri
val in Japan. Miss Marian J.
Marsh, Richmond, Va., Presi
dent, National Christian Youth;
Council, A.M.E. Zion Church,
will also join them at Tokyo.
She has been attending the
'World Institute on Christian
liduoation, which was held at
8elwa and Kobe Colleges, July
^9 to August 1.
f'Bishop Shaw, Dr. Eichelber-
' and Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom
jifili contlsue on a trip around
tbe world which will end at
London, England, October 9.
THE CAROLINA TIMtS ^ .Satiirdi»,,
invnkini/ ni-tthi»r thi' ijit or 5thI gratiun ytatid. lUp. Tuck /i Yir atfgregatknt t (tt«f ' >*. t
amtndmcnU. He said that bU ginia asked her..-Uojv ‘,ou Armai^ Penha Ij
' « A ifcstifkfcd that Kr. Veldmsi®
maCiuwc found that th«re were know «Mcii a^t toe U.utej ^ ^ N. C.
many young white Southernera States Constitution. Xoo matt -
mol snmewhere,
beside Virginia.”
, j„„.4 „i u. have gone to school somewhere,
who don t go along with Mr.
w J \ beside Virgmia ” Both Mr. Feldman and Mr.
Walter’s friend. Gov. Griffin on , Cartwright were represented
this business of racism.” - He Don West, Georgia Attorney C. Ewbank Tuciser^
“the Committee teacber, and writer was excused ^ presiding Bishop
from testimony to return to the African Methottist Episcopal
charged that
knows perfectly well that I am a, «^fe' in a Louis-
Socialist and not a Communist.” j yjjig Ky, hospital.
He refused to give names oij
Southern Newsletter subscribers^ Eugene Feldman, editor of the
to the Committee ‘‘because Mr. I Southern Newsletter invoked
Walter’s friend Gov. Griffin j the freedom of religion clawe of
might get t'nem and turn tiiemjtheU. S. Constitution. Five anti-
over to the White Councils or I Semitic pickeU were jailed the
the Klan.” The Southern News-1 day before the bearing for
letter is a pro-integration, pro-1 picketing the Atlanto Constltu-
labor magazine written by and tion. ’This newspaper not
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. Blishop W. J. Walls, senior
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his wife,. left here Tuesday for
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^Central Committee, World Me-
Jthodist Council, of which he is a
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for white Southerners.
Under this barrage of jibsl
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mittee Chairman Walter said,
“He’s no friend of mine.” This
denuncirftion completely con
tradicted his earlier laudatory
introduction of Griffin the same
day. The Atlanta Journal,
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front page story.
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