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January 27, 1972 Dr. Irving Louis Horovitz Chairman Department Of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE SEVENTEEN NINETY BROADWAY • NEW YORK, N. Y. 10019 • 212-245-2100 January 27, 1972 Dr. Irving Louis Horovitz Chairman Department of Sociology- Livingston College Rutgers University- New Brunswick, New Jersey O8903 Dear Irving: Many thanks for your recent note and the check. Please know that I am currently working on a revised brief version of my paper for Transaction and I will try to get it to you in about a month. I really believe it requires a good deal of work and therefore I feel that I should do the re­ vision rather than the Transaction editorial staff. Warmest personal regards. Hill National Labor Director NATIONAL OFFICERS Bishop Stephen Gill Spottswood Kivie Kaplan Jesse H. Turner Chiirman, Board of Directors President Vice-Chairman, Board of Directors Alfred Baker Lewis Arthur B. Spingarn Dr. Harry J. Greene Treasurer Honorary President Assistant Treasurer Roy Wilkins John A. Morsell Executive Director Assistant Secretary VICE PRESIDENTS The Rev. James G. Blake William Oliver Irene Smith Dr. L. H. Holman Matthew J. Perry, Esq. Samuel A. Williams EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Kelly M. Alexander, Sr. Dr. Harry J. Greene William R Ming, Esq. Jesse H. Turner The Rev. James G. Blake Dr. H. Claude Hudson Hon. Henry Smith Samuel Williams Dr. W. Montague Cobb Kivie Kaplan, Ex. Officio Bishop Stephen G. Spottswood Margaret Bush Wilson, Esq. Max Delson, Esq. Alfred Baker Lewis Samuel W. Tucker, Esq. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Joyce Adams C. R. Darden Dr. Claude Hudson Jahue Nash Arthur B. Spingarn, Esq. Kelly M. Alexander, Sr. Max Delson, Esq. Dr. Lillie M. Jackson William Oliver Vernon Sport Kelly M. Alexander, Jr. Earl B. Dickerson, Esq. Hon. Charles Johnson Mathew Perry, Esq. Bishop Stephen Gill Spottswood Daisy Bates Emmitt Douglas Kivie Kaplan Wesley Pratt James Stewart The Rev. James G. Blake Rev. Isadore Edwards, Jr. James Kemp Philamena Queen Dr. J. M. Tinsley Lucille Bluford Dr. George D. Flemmings Westley W. Law Dr. Maurice F. Rabb Samuel W. Tucker, Esq. Hon. William H. Booth Dr. Buell Gallagher Dr. J. Leonidas Leach Evelyn Roberts Jesse H. Turner Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Dr. Harry J. Greene Alfred Baker Lewis Joseph Rome Andrew D. Weinberger, Esq. Dr. Nathan Christopher Rev. Edward Hailes Rev. Emerson Marcee Dr. C. R. Roquemore Samuel A. Williams Dr. Kenneth Clement Dr. Aaron Henry Dr. James J. McClendon Rev. Charles Smith Michael Wilson Dr. W. Montague Cobb Rev. A. W. Holman Carl McCraven H_ n. Henry R. Smith Margaret Bush Wilson, Esq. Irene Smith Nathaniel Colley, Esq. Dr. L. H. Holman Msgr. Archibald McLees Leonard Woodcock Amy E. Spingarn Silas Craft W. Eugene Howell William Robert Ming, Esq. NATIONAL HEALTH COMMITTEE Dr. W. Montague Cobb, Chairman Dr. Kenneth Clement,Fice Chairman Dr. James E. Levy Dr. William E. Allen Dr. Harry J. Greene Dr. Matthew Mitchell Dr. Lionel Swan Dr. Viola W. Bernard Dr. Aaron Henry Dr. Myra Logan Judge Myles A. Paige Dr. Leroy A. Swift Dr. Russell L. Cecil Dr. L. H. Holman Dr. A. M. Mackel ' Dr. C. B. Powell Dr. J. M. Tinsley Dr. Nathan K. Christopher Dr. H. Claude Hudson Dr. James J. McClendon Dr. Maurice F. Rabb Dr. Emerson Walden Dr. Kenneth W. Clement Dr. Allen F. Jackson Dr. T. Carr McFall Dr. Joseph B. Robinson Dr. C. Austin Whittier Dr. Millard Dean Dr. Herman Jones Dr. A. W. Mercer Dr. Samuel Rogers Dr. Roberts. Wiikinson Dr. Henry C. Falk Dr. J. Leonidas Leach Dr. W. E. Miller Dr. Theodore M. Sanders Dr. Jane Wright Dr. Edward L. Young • • NATIONAL LIFE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Sammy Davis, Jr. National Chairman Vice Chairmen: Mai Goode Dr. Benjamin Grant Mrs. Juanita Greene Senator Edward W. Brooke Lehman D. Adams, D.D.S. Mrs. Lucille Bryant Mrs. Florence Harrell Charles Mcintosh, M.D. Mrs. Irene Smith Mrs. Lionel Alanson James C.Caldwell H. Claude Hudson, D.D.S. Monsignor Archibald McLees Mrs. Jeanette Smith Kelly M. Alexander, Sr. George D. Cannon, M.D. Mrs. Margaret Jackson L. Pearl Mitchell Bishop William Smith William E.Allen, M.D. Nathaniel Colley, Esq. J. W. Jamerson, M.D. Dr. Lionel H. Newsom Mrs. Catherine Stewart Mrs. Jessie Artest Mrs. Thelma Daley R.W.Johnson F. J. Pepper, M.D. Rev. Gardner Taylor Mrs. James Baker Earl B. Dickerson, Esq. Ventress Johnson Nat Peskin Dr. V. F. Thompson Mrs. Onyx Bassette Bishop Henry Lewis Ford Damon H. Keith Maurice F. Rabb, M.D. Mrs. Delores Tucker William Bassette Mrs. Katherine W. Frederick Mrs. Dorthula Knox A. Philip Randolph William H. Watts, M.D. Mrs. Marion Beaven Norma Jean Ganaway J. Leonidas Leach, M.D. George H. Rawls, M.D. Dr. Fredda Witherspoon William Broadnax Bishop Carey Abraham Gibbs C. E. Lightner J. S. Scott, M.D. David Wynne Jessie Brown Harry Golden James J. McClendon, M.D. C. 0. Simpkins, D.D.S. Mrs. James Yancey D'Orsay Bryant, M.D. Professor S. Ralph Harlow Hon. Wade H. McCree, Jr. Ashby G. Smith EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Roy Wilkins, Executive Director; Gloster B. Current, Director, Branches and Field Administration; Nathaniel R. Jones, General Counsel; Clarence Mitchell, Director, Washington Bureau; Henrv Lee Moon, Director, Public Relations, Editor Crisis Magazine; John A. Morsell, Assistant Executive Director; Renee' Alston, Assistant to Director Youth Program; June Shagaloff Alexander, Director Education Program; Willis F. Baker. Labor Assistant; Lucille Black, Secretary for Membership; Melvin W. Bolden, Jr., Assistant Counsel; Ina M. Boon. Life Membership Field Director; Bobbie Branche, Office Manager; John Brooks, Registration and voting. Richmond, Va.; James Brown, Jr. Director Youth Program; Leonard H. Carter, Director, Region I; Richard L. Dockery, Director, South West Region; Watson A. Duncanson, Assistant Accountant; Robert Easley. Labor Assistant; Preston Ewing, Jr., Educational Field Director; Sydney Finley, Quad State Director, 111., hid., Mich.. Wise; Leroy Gaillard. Labor Assistant; Julia Gairy, Assistant Accountant; Herbert Hill, Director, Labor Program; Warren Howard, Assistant to Executive Director jor Program; Rufns Huffman, Educational Field Director; Ruby Hurley, Director, South East Region; Geraldine Johnson, West Coast Life Membership Director; Richard W. McClain, Chief Accountant; Warren Marr II, Public Relations Assistant; Theodore Meekins, Life Membership Assistant; James I. Meyerson. Assistant Counsel; William R. Morris, Director. Housing Program; Edward B. Muse, Director Life Membership Division; Muriel S. Outlaw, Assistant to the Secretary for Membership; W. C. Patton, Registration & Voting. Birmingham, Ala.; Naydene Paysoure, Training Assistant; John F. Pohlhaus, Counsel, Washington Bureau; Yvonne Price, Legislative Assistant L.C.C.P., Washington, D. C; Mildred B. Roxborough, Administrative Assistant; Phillip H. Savage, Tri-State Director, Del., N. J., Pa.; Althea T. L. Simmons, Secretary for Training; Elizabeth Smith. Assistant to Labor Director; Grover Smith, Labor Assistant Reg. V, VI. Vll; James H. Tarter, Director Special Programs; Alexander Waites, Director Mississippi Relief Program; Maybelle Ward, Editorial Assistant, Crisis Magazine; William D. Wells, Assistant Counsel; Julius E. Williams, Director. Armed Forces & Veteran Affairs; Roberta Williams. Assistant Office Manager; Robert A. Wright, Director Region IV. Field Directors Branch Department: L. C. Bates, Ark.; Harvey H. R. Britton, La.; Kenneth Buford, Ala.; Virna Canson. West Coast Region; Marvin Davies. Fla.; Robert Flanagan, Ga.; Gertrudei Gorman, At Large; Jerry M. Guess, N. Y„ New England; Charles A. McLean, N. C; Harold Strickland, Ohio; Isaac Williams, S. C. Field Trainers: Carla Allen* Dallas, Texas; Bettye Black, Los Angeles, Calif.: George H. Clay, Tuskegee Institute, Ala.; Eugene H. Kelly III, Columbus, Ohio; Kate F. Moore, Chicago, 111.-* Stephen A. Parham, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Carl Robinson, Washington. DC. URBAN PROGRAM DIRECTORS: C. Anderson Davis, Houston, Texas; Trazawell Franklin, Houston, Texas; W. J. Hodge, Louisville, Ky.; Curtis J. Way, Newark, N. J. FIELD DIRECTORS, YOUTH COUNCIL PROGRAM: James L. Cochran. YEP Tenn.; Carolyn Quilloin Coleman, Tenn.; Roscoe Dixon. National Coordinator YEP; Janice Johnson, Texas; Deborah P. Kemp, YEP, Minnesota; Willie E. Lott, Calif.; Leon Love, Ga.; Charles E. Mays, Region IV; Katheleen Press, YEP, Md.; Larry E. Robinson, YEP, Ga. .
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