Holmes County herald., 1959-09-03

Board of Directors of the American
Civil Liberties Union was the leader
! procuring the signatures to the
above Statment of 100.
IL. In 1855, at the beginning of
the first semester in one of his His
tory classes, DR.. James w. Silver,
Chairman of the Department of
History, stated to his class II am
a Socialist, and / don't give a d.
who knows it." At the time, sew
eral of the students in the class
were taking notes of the lecture,
Whereupon ID. Silver told the class
that no notes were to be taken.
II. That Patterns of Educational
Philosophy" a book which teaches
and urges a Communisttype gov
eminent, and which was written by
Theodore Brameld, a professor at
New York University who has 10
Communist-front citations, was the
main text used during the 1852
session in the course, Philosophy of
Education.
IL. AS shown by a typed list issued
in Education course 12Od Modern
Trends in Secondary Education"
the above book was required read
ing in that course for the school
year 1928.
IA. Thereafter. and until the sum-
mel of 1855, the above book was
used as primary collateral reading
In connection with other courses in
the School of Education.
Is. That on August IA, 1852, at the
Alumni House of the University,
there was held a conference on
Group Dynamics and Human Re
lations." The well illustrated pro-
gram states that the conference
was sponsored jointly by the School
OF Education of the University, and
the Authorization League, which
is notorious for its sponsorship of in
tegration. and FEPC legislation.
1t was the School of Educators
Class in the course of Education
and Social Interaction'' that furnish
ed most of the personnel for putting
on the program.
16. That the idea of Group Dyn-
omics is fully set forth at page SAT
ct seq. of the above book of Prof.
Brameld. Boiled down to plain En-
glish, Group Dynamics is a brain
washing technique by which an or
gained and rehearsed group of
people inflict their ideas and phi
losophies on other people. According
to Brameld. Group Dynamics will
offer strong support to r~e-construc-
tioniSm Tor revolution).
II. That in 1856, the University,
with the assistance of a grant from
the Stokes-Phelps Fund, purchased
80 books dealing with the race prob
lem, and placed them in the Libra
ry. Each book purchased was In
favor of integration.
IS. That one single issue of 1.-THE
Mississippian" which appeared in
the Spring of 1854, carried news
accounts of Dean Luther A. Wiegle
and Justice Felix Frankfurter hav-
ing spoken at the University the
week before.
10. The above Dean Weigle was
then the Dean of the Yale Univer-
sity Divinity School, and at that
time, he had belonged to six Com
munist-front or Socialist organiza
tons. He was the principal speaker
during Religious Emphasis Week.
20. AS known to all, Justice
Frankfurter was legal advisor to
the NAACP at the time that he was
appointed to the Supreme Court.
81. From 1852 until the Autumn
of 1856. Mr.. Will D. Campbell was
Director of Religious Life at the
University and throughout that peri
cd of time he actively promoted
the cause of integration on the Uni
versity Campus.
%. On September 30, 1856, Mr..
Campbell resigned his position at
the University to accept the posi-
ton of Associate Executive Secre-
tary of the Department of Racial
and Cultural Relations of the Ma
tional Council of Churches, which
Department was and is the spear
head of the National Councils pow
erful effort to integrate the South.
o. That on page AZ of the Uni
versity's General Catalog for 1857,
the purpose of the University is
there stated. Included in that state
ment of purpose is the following
sentence: mo significant problem
of the state and nation is remote
from the University's concern"
Yet, in the face of our problem
to preserve racial integrity, and the
need for the correct solution there
OF, the Commercial Appeal of June
IA, 1856, under a Greenville, Mis-
sissippi date line, reports Chan
cellor Williams as having made the
following statement while deliver
ing a speech to the Washington
County Alumni Association in
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