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ws & i 2) -— SEC T The "Washington City News Service" release of 3-22-57 under the heading, "Wilkina," quoted parte of a telegram made public by Roy Filkins, NAACP Erecutive Secretary, tn reply to statenents allegedly made by White House apootninents secretary, Bernard M. Shanley, at Fairleigh Dickinson University, Rutherford, N.J. Shanley hn ft rhardaed that the Sunroema Courtia aanawvy et an ashe anki an had Crhargee Thay Ghee BUT oMe wos 6 cecirsion on ec gre GGere % had "done a tremendous amount of danage and has set us back nany years." He indicated that many Negro atudents had severed their relationships with Southern colleges. Wilkins’ reply stated that there were more Negroes enrolled tin Southern Universities than at the time of the ruling in 1954. 61-3176-A "Washington City Nows erninge ft 3-22. 57 At we ter we E weww (7) The "Washington Star” on 3222-57 carried an article datelined Chicago, entitled: "Culture Conflict Called Cause of Race Issues." The article discussed the views expressed froin nanel Adehate wktoia moeotina af national ohatirmon of Saotad wie i pwaee & ie os oe Oe ww Ww Bow we viney “a Pw Freie WiSiA wt Wee Te <r 274i and Zcononic Relations Boards of the Methodist Church in which Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary of the NAACP, partici- pated. J. Oliver Emerich, Editor of the UMcComh Enterprise - Journal, McComb, Miss., who told the group that integration problen’ required patience, was quoted as stating. "conflicts of culture are the cause of racial problems not racial hatred, and "exrtrenista in both North and South are doing great danage." In his reply Wilkins said the NAACP asks only that the South admit its system is wrong and try to Change tt, we wei Lee oe oy ve ee - "y VISttey Se Fe 61-3176-A "Washington Star," 3-22.$7 (7)