L i n e . I D 304-7 1 9 6 3 - Lincoln University

Clarence Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell, a Lincoln graduate
of the class of 1932, spoke in a university
assembly on February 12, 1962. He
has had a distinguished career in government
service with the War Manpower
Commission, War Production Board,
and the Office of Production Management.
He is a member of the Washington
Afro Honor Roll and the Chicago Defender
Honor Roll. Mr. Mitchell has
received the Russwurm Award by the
National Newspaper Publishers Association.
He is now Director of the Washington
Bureau of the N.A.A.C.P.
91
Dr. James H. Robinson
Dr. Robinson, founder and pastor of
the Church of the Master, founder and
director of the Morning Side Community
Center in New York City, recipient of
the Honorary degree of Doctor of
Humane Letters granted by Lincoln
University in 1950; author of "Road
Without Turning", and "Tomorrow is
Today" and the Lyman Beecher Lectures
at the Yale Divinity School published
under the title "Adventurous Preaching",
and since 1958 founder and director
Operations Crossroads-Africa, and
vice-Chairman of the Advisory Council
of the Peace Corps.
Dr. Robinson described his creative
enterprise "Operations Crossroads*-
Africa to students faculty and friends
at a Lincoln University Assembly on
October 11, 1961,