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a reasonable time. The Commission shall make a report of its activities
to the General Assembly of 1939, and shall include therein a report of
any study of higher education for negroes, and the State's relation thereto,
that, in its discretion, the Commission may make; and especially shall the
Commission consider the desirability and possibility of Morgan College
becoming a State-owned College for Negroes, or whether it would be more
practicable for said College to remain under its present control with the
State continuing to grant substantial aid under an agreement that it would
carry on certain educational work for the State. The Commission is hereby
authorized to confer with the Board of Trustees of Morgan College in
order that it may present in its report recommendations as to the most
practicable and desirable way of integrating Morgan College with the
State's system of higher education for Negroes.

1937, ch. 506, sec. 8.

8. The appropriation of sixty thousand dollars ($60,000) provided in
the 1938-1939 Budget for Morgan College, and all sums hereafter appro-
priated to such institution, shall be used for the purpose of providing for
negroes both undergraduate education -in the Arts and Sciences and edu-
cation in the field of graduate studies.

1937, ch. 506, sec. 9.

9. All funds now or hereafter appropriated to Princess Anne College
shall be used for the purpose of conducting there a four-year college or
institute of agriculture and the mechanical arts, including home economics
and two years of basic work in the arts and sciences.

1937, ch. 506, sec. 10.

10. As far as possible, consistent with the funds appropriated, Morgan
and Princess Anne Colleges in their respective fields, shall offer such in-
struction as will provide competent teachers for the negro high schools of
the State.¹

¹ Sec. 11 of ch. 506 of acts of 1937 repealed all acts inconsistent therewith.