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en be ieaidt “tatetinisit | wg tot rT ieed ‘ ee RN Bit Fd Te a He _ _- 2 Meo ' wt JaX 100-1309 rs re _ that most of the negroes at the college are regularly buying war bonds | . dn the county would d inmediatedy report the matter to the sheriff. ~~ always asking = od about going to the Army and .- and. that they all are willing to assist in the war effort in any way -. that they can and would not take advantage of the situation to organise © a club which would demand equal rights with white workers. .' a4 Co GE 2: vous GEE w: wer tat agitation among the negroes for the organisation of an Eleanor Club, | ‘and that 12 pny such agitation cropped up, he and other loyal negroes: © he i ot = . been furnished by. _ : further sdvised t that . this county rin He has made it a point of what they would Like to do after they get into the Army. Nine out of ten of the negro QB state that they hate the Japs worse than anyone: ~ else and only want an opportunity to meet with the Japs, The doctor feels . sure that there has been no agitation among these negroes along the line of telling them that the Japs are also of the colored race and are ‘aie to the negroes. The doctor stated that on every Friday atggiia he. treats negroes with venereal diseases and that he always engages rn in conversation and learns about their activities, In his opinion, aot one out of ten of the negroes in this county want social equality, nor such as the Eleanor Club, From all of his contacts and inguiries, he feele certain ‘that such a club does | Rot exiat in Jefferson County, AT FAYETTE, MISSISSIPPI _ tt both stated that they do not believe that an Eleanor Club has been organized in Jefferson County. They have made inquiries concerning this among their negro informants throughout the county anc feel that these — informants are sincere in: stating that m such club has been organised, advised that they and reat pract. all of the negroes in Jefferson County . Countye would one out of ten of them have anything to do with an organization - ; and that they are always on the alert for any agitation or the organization — of clubs among such negroes, From observation and inquiry made by then, they have came to the conclusion that x no Eleanor Club exists in Jefferson 7 , ‘