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Chicago File No. 100-8261 bid po is a Socialist Farty member, active as well, . in Communist affairs and organizations. (See Who's Who). Po } 57C QUIS xccusve of rs szice and ap2o _ a Garland fund Director has served at the same time in company vith most a of the Garland Fund Lirectors on the Nationcl Committee c1 the™Red's Aid i Society," the 4.C.L.U. ; The NAACP emulated tha 4.C,.1.U,. among negroes. In fightin; for "negro rights" naturally, it has won the friendship of many negrozs, t!.-mselves opposed to the Ked movement who believe it to be @ purely altruistic Agency without radical or political motivation. Accerding 29 a MASP ro ietin J dated February 19, 1943, th: foilv.ing are the National officers of this ee outa or ty a 8 taat¢t ors “ot Wb Bao hide ( a heer Execubive Sscretary ot ROD LUINS, "Resistant Secretary UL DIST § “TRES.IN, Field Secretary =. THURG: 71) MARSHALL, Special Cours... USLIs SURRY, Administrat- ve Assistant, Weshnington Bureau ELLA J Bon » ASSistant Field Secretary mii MADISON S, #ONES, JR., Youth Director Smee ee CETTE HARPER, Publicity and Promotion PRENTICR-AHCUAS, Assistant Speciz1 Counsel » Aecor” ug to e~ article appectring ‘n the Chicago Defurder or January 30, ae 1943, the Chic:zc Branch of the NAACP installed its ucw officers as follows: ‘ . OSCAR enon, esident, Manager Ida B. Wells Homes itty. GEORGE A. KEY, 1st Vice President ULYSSES STREYS, 2nd Vice Presitent CR&RLES D. MURRAY, Treasucer CRa MYPATTON, Secretary 3 AAIRCHANT, assistant Secretary. f Executive Comittee R. dalvzn ABERNATHY ERNEST (he BIGGS BISHOP JAMES &. AR‘Y SIDNEY Po*BROWN | ew ee -~5 + ee ane