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TRUMAN, HONORAFY PRESIDENT HEftBERT HOOVER, HONORAEY VrCE PRESTOaNT WALTEA W. HEAO, 2 PARK HONCRARY VICE PRESIDENT JAMES E. WEST, CHIEF SCOUT GEORGE THOMAS J. FISfIER, NATIONAL SCOUT J. WATSON, INTERNATIONAL VICTOR AVENUE FRANK NEW YORK 16, N.Y. COMMISEIONEB TEI,EPHONE LEXINcToN 2.32oO AMOfiY HOUGHTONI FRESIOENT' CI)RNING, N' Y' JOHN SHSRMAN FIOYT, VICE PRESIDSNT, DAIIIEN, CONN. G. HOOVER, V|CE PBESTDENT, NO. CANTON, O. REGINALD H. PARSONS, VICE PRASIDENTI SEATTLE, WASH' FRANCIS W. HATCH. VICE PRESIDENT, BOSTON. MASS. JOHN M, SCHiFF, VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTEB BAYI N. Y. FRANK DIVISION OF RELATIONSHIPS LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASUR;R RAy O. WYLAND. DrREcroR E. H. BAKKEN, ASSIsTANT DIRECTOR ELBERT K. FBETWELL, CHIEF SCOUT =XECUTIVE PLINY H. POWERSI DEPUTY CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE Mtry {th, FIDDEB, CHAIRMAN WILLIAM H- ALBERS EZRA T. BENSON ERNEST B. BLACK C. ANTHUR BRUCE WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL ROBEBT P. DANIEL HARMAR D. DENNY, JN WILLIAM 6. FISHER FRANK O. GETTY MAHLON N. HAINES O. A, HANTE C. NEWMAN I{OGLE NELSOil JACKSON DAN J. KELLY MARK W. KINSEY PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK COMMISSIONgR NATIONAL OFFICERS F. L. WEIL, VICE CHAIBMAN 1?4E AYfiNES GEORGE M. MACDONALO H. MCDONALD DONALO MC MILLAN WHEELER MC MILLEN AAYMOND W. MILLER VERY BEV. MSGR. E. R. MOORE DANIEL A. POLING RICHARO BEID ROSWELL ROSENGREN W. EMMEIT SAIilPSON JAMES C. SHANNON RT. BEV. O. H. SIMS GEORGE ALBEBT SMITH WILLIAM G. SODT WILLIAM TRIGG PAUL FELIX WAFBUBG Mr, Eclllin Dalstram, C]:*.irm;n trnter"*re.eii:] fi ononlttee, Pr;ps3 Corrnany, 3{.5 South Fr.ont Street, Menphts, ?enn. u1le he.m iler,r Mr" Xa.lstrom: I au gleci to have your letter in regarii to i-!y for $eg:.o Hxneutives anci Volur:"be.e:,s. equel- tr,;j-niae on.oortun- I think that evexXrene agre€rs to the nz"ineiple, brrt it is eiiJ.fieult to mobilize thre l-oree$ to n.:ke i+u irairpe,n. I gre, t der 1 depr.nds rt*crn the coope::i'tive s::j"rlt of the Loe*.1 Cor:neil. f,i-e in the Rel-l:tlenships Division r-re vo::king at it *11 the time, and ue are gettlng a lot eif help from the Frogram l,rivj"sion :",hieh supervises Volunteer T::rrining" r am sorry tliat you are not goirrg tcr .9,e;.ttle to nri-nri this ma.tter for discussir:n" ltle mey firid a w-a.y to bring it uo, but Iem of the opinion th:,t, the deelsion rests lrittr our torr:1 Couneils and how f:r the;g are uill-lng to extend themselves in pt*viding treining for Negrc tearie: s. u.p tr reci,.l-l the very ric.ligh.tfill day r.tth you:' Negro Divtsion in Flemphis effective vor"k '",hj-eh you a.re d-cinr: r"[th ltregro on Decerober lst, anti the very bcys ln Sccruting" Coner:.tulations a.nd i:est xishes! Sineere ROU:Ii " BE PRE PARED ^' Ray 0. Dlvi.si-r:n elrd cordielly yours, of , Direrctor F.e} tionsh5"tr,g ALL COM MUNICATIONS SHOULD BE AODRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 16,N.Y ..OO A GOOD YURN OAtLY" �*{ay ]F. -jr,,lr }}* 3*4S r: 'J'y3"r*n,"i, ili"rec,t*r ;}1vl.sinr,r nf itel*tl*nehlg:s E !'*yk lv6t:us ?rgw 1.lrr:'k ,"r€,:ar, *]f r l.g, Sgw ],'*rk fiylaenrll ryhsnh ysu $sry .raach f,*n -.r,cr*r J.*tl,cr *-f *iay, 4th in i'sljly t* m;r }e&tCIr *tl$S6r.ttr"ng, t*:ert. nt be eieeel:*eii ae * ?{eqtt*:ae}l }*}i*y, {:,i:at w}:r.rrsven c1ua3" $I36re{tl*$e t*xetr"*t, r*u*:h. e*"r* w* l:sivs tn *}-rs :..ou*irr t.}:*f; the 1i*gx'6 ti+lurt*a*I' ;irt,l i'r'*Sttsstftr:*r3. Leei*srr 6,et lks benaf,lt clf f,i;e inwplrr"{tqorrs ant inst"x^u*tl'*r:e wb,1.*h *;ln be 6;1ven,*rr,3-;:1l v$.eltg 5rfrnr iri,itl.*nrql *s' i{a6rl.***.}- iter;'f it1&sru*r"* t* *t.iqr d5"f'f*rent t]*run,*tl"w* llen I df"sctr*aed ht:t s uu*ten B{a# e*:newhrit ].3.ke 3r{:}ttrsn }r,*t wli;h {:*3,$nsl. 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T believe t-i:*t tfl *f:e rl'-raL mer*tf.p.gra w*u}* hst pxrt +f tltet }fr,flt"*.*ea3. i}I*l:rever5r {:(}xi$*1}. w*re};} be snLy *qrr: ills:* tn *i!rrr{r:E'$ f*r, i,ge*tt-n6r* fr:r *l:e ?ie*{r,..:ee" _Tf q:n sr:Gt€} aec&s{m!: tiil"q rni:::},1 n** prr{1vs pffii'*tt*&I, $'r sr}$?€'*'o'".*:c!}* sr:*}* r:r:b rr*i$t tr: ric} tt, *f **r;rs:sr { wnr.tl,i tr(l *tr* }es*t *nm fi* t'nii to trute,"i{& It. e*mpu}r**rpi. ? ,trr f*eL th,:i;ir}: til,xt f.f'{t w*m l; rxa*t&g" u:J-?irt"tr:nsr} 1*.'Li*;. **,n;-l ?}*.srl::ts:sr *n:1.f;r.ri} the ii 1&1ffi**r: L&gr,lsI's *tt:r *pp$?-tr-r*lt;y fq:;r e.vaY}. thatgpe}"vss *f, *tras P}clr:* t,rr,Lt:t::;: *?:*it r*r'rs t. {lr,.r.;n{:1}e urn:;ti rhe qu*xlttg'eif ll*gnr: l,r:c'i.rt5"*g le e3,ep3"*reble" *,* xi.:r€, *pe*,.tinp mr;*t Erf, *ur t3";::t, $.r,1 r:r';i;c'ltus,tI$t:. T1:* tnrlt**ver A* r.'ery *:,r{,a*. ftro 'i:d}p J"ett,ietr* shf.p *!i ce.:utln6. i.s *CI btm.w .Strr t}:ta, in ;*y *5:i'"n,[crn. T fes]. tt Ia su{ jr,}: b* s&a thm*- t;i:e }?egn* tre*lsr"s }:r,trr* $trp;E'tffil3ty f*r *r*ilnfmgo {e3?d spBor*uniEy to g,e* f,xrapl"neatt*n, && ws ei;e rt tt: bL: *he tE}:tto Luu*dsrghtxi. .1 l X neg;ret vspy rr;u*rh t,!lsr* T mtrrres?n*ly tr*pe tlhrlt w5."11 nr:t be eibi"er s*Hlre w*.y re5"LL }*e i.*unri tr:lm *:*rt lmp:*r"tnnt rusttar, I,lneav'ely er"rrlreU ]r$urasr l.rrl ii*rXs*trr:r* i:* 5;*att3.*" *i*r:. f t* gi* t, ls*;.rrrihle r,i*t J-*n ori f n rr,1 �WH=g-:EE-=@-={1-:-#-E=g.=€=4ryJi:&ggW I HABRY NCORPORATED FEBRUARY HONCRARY CFFICERS CHARIEREO BY CONGRESS 8, I9IO 15, 1916 DIVISIONAL COMMITTEE S. TRUMAN, HONOEARY PEESIOENT HEFBERT HOOVER, HOI!ORARY V1CE PRESIDENT WALTER W. HEAO, GEORGE THOMAS TEI,EPHONE LEXINCTON 2"32OO OFFICERS AMORY HOUGHTON, PRESIOENI, CORNING, N. Y, .toHN SHERMAI{ HOYT, VrCg PHES'BENT, DABIEN, CONN. FRANK G. HOOVER, V|CE PR€SiDENT, NO. CANTON, O, REGINALO H. PARSONS, VICg PRESIOENT, SEATTL=. WASH, FRANCIS FRANK NEW YORK T6. N. Y. J. FISHER, NATIONAL SCOUT COMMISSIONER J. WATSON, INTEBNATIONAL COMMISSIONER NATIONAL vICTOR 2 PARK AVENUE HONCRARY VICE PRESIDENT JAMES E. WESTI CHIEF SCOUT DIVISION OF RELATIONSHIPS RAY O. WYLAND. DIRECToR W. HATCH. ViCE PRESIDENT, BOSTON. MASS. E. H. BAKKEN, ASsIsTANT DIREcToR JOHN M.- SCHIFF, VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTER BAY, N. Y. LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASUREA K. FRETWELL, CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE H. POWERS, OEPUTY CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE ELAERT PLTNY JUNE 11r" l4r,y J-,)i;h, 1?l+8 Ill. Dr F. BIODER, Cr.lAlRllrAN L. WEILT VICE WILLIAM H. ALBERS EZRA T. BENSON ERNEST B. BLACK C. ARTHUR BRUCE WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL ROBENT P. DANIEL HABMAR O. DENNY, JB WILLIAM G. FISHER FRANK D" GETTY MAHLON N, BAINES O. A. HANKE C. NEWMAN HOGLE NELSOil JACKSON DAN J. KELLY PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK CHAIRMAN BYRNES GSORGE M. MACOONALD H. MCDONALD DONALD MC MILLAN WHEELER MC MILLEN BAYTIOND W, MILLER VEBY REV. MSGR. E. B. MOORE DANIEL A. POLING iircr{ARD BElo ROSY/ELL ROSENGREN W. EMMEIT SAMPSON JAMES C. SHANNON RT. BEV. D. H. SIMS GEOBGE ALBERT SMIIH WILLIAM G. SOOT WILLIAM TFIGG PAUL FELIX WARBURG lsf,r-cm, \4: nr' ;c n Grl hl".m ir., i:er iloln'::tn3,., j,1,{ ;rerrt,h F rnnl litri:rt, lvl: arr..,Ir! m,,h i t r r\' -L l Tenn. :-lr::r )1r. ", 1-s1 r.,:rr: Thanic you f*rwcur l-etter of May llfh r,*:lch has been r.eceiverl in I.'oetor' 1";g1.:,ndls of Dor:f,,:r }i;rlrnd is scha,Culed t* :-*tt.:.rrr J::"ne nt "*hich limer -,.our lett,er vill be s"'bsenee . tc Ner., york about the first brcught to his .:t,t,enti,rn, Sincr:"e1 e T:* DJ-. }I " tsE PnEPAReD" , n.-.. n U -l:1.-, ALL COMMUNICA.TIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OT AMERICA 2 PAR K ,A.VENU E, NEW YORK 15, N.Y ..OO A OOOD TURN OAILY �AMORY HOUGHTON ETBERT K. FNETV'EI.T CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT DIVISION OF RELATICNSHIPS \JCTOR F. R!DDER, CHAIRMAN NCORPOR ATED FEBRUARY 8. I9IO JUNE ON 15, 1916 SECTION INTERRACIAT SERVICE E. W. PALMER. GENERAL CHAIRMAN 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK 16, N. Y. ON INDIAN, ORIENTAI, AND IAIIN AMERICAN WORK SECTION TEL,EPHONE LEXINGTON 2.32OO INTERRACIAL SERVICE DR. W. W. BEATTY A. BREITUNG DR, THOMAS JESSE JONES JOHN COLLIER W. EMMEfi SAMPSON RT. REV. A. FRANK SMITH DR. FRED W. HODGE DR. CLARK WISSLER CHARLES I!SMXU!0'lMlO8ffi,${D, REcro R A. J. TAYLOR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ON NEGRO C. ARTHUR BRUCE, CHAIRMAN DR. W. H. JERNAGIN CARLILE AOLTON.SMITH RT. REV. ROBERT E. JONES FRED L. L. E. MANSFIELD BROWNLEE GEORGE H. CHARNO FRED MMUISTION OR. ROSERT P. OANIEL DR, E. S. MORRIS DR. JAMES W. EICHELBERGER DR. F. O. PATTERSO}I T. FAUCETE H. SMITH RICHARDSON LEO M. FAVROT PAUL W. SCHENCK DR. GEORGE J. FISHER RT. REV. DAVID H. SIMS RT. REV. W. A. FOUNTAIN H. JERMAIN SLOCUM REV. JOSEPH E, GLENN RT. REV. BUFORD F. GORDON June 21, 1948 WORK RT. REV. W. Y, BELL ROAERT RICHARD REID, CHAIRMAN INTERRACIAL SERVICE (conrrNueo) CHARTERED BY CON6RESS RAY O. WYLAT{D, DIRECTOR COMMITTEE ON COMN4ITTEE I DR. O. O. SPAULDING ALPHONSE HENINGBURG H. CIIANNING TOBIAS WILLIAIil E. HOWARD MELL R. WILKINSON FRANK D. WOOD NELSON JACKSON, JR. Mr. Ed" Dalstrom, Maaager Grahan Paper Company 3l'5 South Front Street Memphis, Tenn. Dear I,1r. Dalstrom: Your letter in regard to more and better recognition for Negroes ln TrainS-ng, Regional meetings ancl the 1lke, has ereated eonsiderable lnterest, and f believe wil1 leaci to a good end" Somethlng ls happenlng in Region If, to rr-hleh I want to call your attention. As Last year, the P,"egion is ho}dlng a Regional- Meeting for $egro Scouters. Last year it honored Dr. Hamis, but othe:vlse was eondueted very mieh as ue eonduct our Regional Annual Meetings" ft v111 be repeated anC held- in Houston, probably on Oetober L2-13. The neeting vi11 be presideC over by an outsta.nding Negro Scouter. hlhites r,rilL partlcipate in the program and take sueh part as fltey be assigned. It is strictly a neeting of Negro Seouters in the interests of Scouting for Negro boys all over the B-egion. I errpeet to attend Reglon V obsegver, and get this meeting. I would liketo soe you there as a at flrst hand your ovn reaetlon" If this effort is worthwhile, f ara sure Regl-ons V and Vf vould 1lke to lorow something about it. f know of no better vay than for observers to a-ttend" I am quite sure Mr. Erb w111 get an ernouncerrent from the Region IX Exeeutive as soon as the nevs brea-ks. I shal1 keep in toueh with you in regard to your suggestions. i{ith kindest regards, Sincerely yours, Ne.tional Direc Inter-racial Servi-ce l,'MM:eso ,.BE PREPARED,' DO A GOoD TURN DAI LY'. �\ 1,-.1 '') J'Liilc iJ t L1;:J '^o'.nn CL!gL,l t ': al'rE - a - -!lI r', )ln a:1' :-'/'. J'*l U v UUI 'a "._- :r t jL -l{;i.l- )- 4,) , ,a :. a.iiu-i,(!-jGJ,-"v]- *c". ,! I lr\ 4:r'1 lciutr i:l i . ir/r.::ra 11 ".,"1- .-iu-:JL L iiial\ *''.'.. ' .'rrl, 'lI-' rJi-i-r fU, .,,Lirr ilr ^ ,L -. '"". LJ r* '!4-1 ' j.-tr6i|..u I F lj - tfaEri E!. 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TRUMAN, HONORAFY PRESIDENT HEftBERT HOOVER, HONORAEY VrCE PRESTOaNT WALTEA W. HEAO, HONCRARY VICE PRESIDENT JAMES E. WEST, CHIEF SCOUT GEORGE J. FISfIER, NATIONAL SCOUT COMMISEIONEB THOMAS J. WATSON, INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONgR HONORARY OFFICERS NATIONAL OFFICERS I NCORPORATED FEBRUARY 8, I9IO CHARIERED BY CONGRESS JUNE 15,r9t6 DIVISIONAT COMN/ITTEE VICTOR F. FIDDEB, CHAIRMAN FRANK L. WEIL, VICE CHAIBMAN 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK 16, N.Y. AMOfiY HOUGHTONI FRESIOENT' CI)RNING, N' Y' JOHN SHSRMAN FIOYT, VICE PRESIDSNT, DAIIIEN, CONN. FRANK G. HOOVER, V|CE PBESTDENT, NO. CANTON, O. REGINALD H. PARSONS, VICE PRASIDENTI SEATTLE, WASH' FRANCIS W. HATCH. VICE PRESIDENT, BOSTON. MASS. JOHN M, SCHiFF, VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTEB BAYI N. Y. LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASUR;R ELBERT K. FBETWELL, CHIEF SCOUT =XECUTIVE PLINY H. POWERSI DEPUTY CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE WILLIAM H- ALBERS EZRA T. BENSON ERNEST B. BLACK C. ANTHUR BRUCE WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL ROBEBT P. DANIEL HARMAR D. DENNY, JN WILLIAM 6. FISHER FRANK O. GETTY MAHLON N. HAINES O. A, HANTE C. NEWMAN I{OGLE NELSOil JACKSON DAN J. KELLY MARK W. KINSEY PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK AYfiNES M. MACDONALO GEORGE H. MCDONALD DONALO MC MILLAN WHEELER MC MILLEN AAYMOND W. MILLER VERY BEV. MSGR. E. R. MOORE DANIEL A. POLING RICHARO BEID ROSWELL ROSENGREN W. EMMEIT SAIilPSON JAMES C. SHANNON RT. BEV. O. H. SIMS GEORGE ALBEBT SMITH WILLIAM G. SODT WILLIAM TRIGG PAUL FELIX WAFBUBG TEI,EPHONE LEXINcToN 2.32oO DIVISION OF RELATIONSHIPS RAy O. WYLAND. DrREcroR E. H. BAKKEN, ASSIsTANT DIRECTOR Mtry {th, 1?4E Mr, Eclllin Dalstram, C]:*.irm;n trnter"*re.eii:] fi ononlttee, u1le he.m Pr;ps3 Corrnany, 3{.5 South Fr.ont Street, Menphts, ?enn. iler,r Mr" Xa.lstrom: I au gleci to have your letter in regarii to equel- tr,;j-niae on.oortun- i-!y for $eg:.o Hxneutives anci Volur:"be.e:,s. I think that evexXrene agre€rs to the nz"ineiple, brrt it is eiiJ.fieult to mobilize thre l-oree$ to n.:ke i+u irairpe,n. I gre, t der 1 depr.nds rt*crn the coope::i'tive s::j"rlt of the Loe*.1 Cor:neil. f,i-e in the Rel-l:tlenships Division r-re vo::king at it *11 the time, and ue are gettlng a lot eif help from the Frogram l,rivj"sion :",hieh supervises Volunteer T::rrining" r am sorry tliat you are not goirrg tcr .9,e;.ttle to nri-nri this ma.tter u.p for discussir:n" ltle mey firid a w-a.y to bring it uo, but Iem of the opinion th:,t, the deelsion rests lrittr our torr:1 Couneils and how f:r the;g are uill-- lng to extend themselves in pt*viding treining for Negrc tearie: s. tr reci,.l-l the very ric.ligh.tfill day r.tth you:' Negro Divtsion in Flemphis on Decerober lst, anti the very effective vor"k '",hj-eh you a.re d-cinr: r"[th ltregro bcys ln Sccruting" Coner:.tulations a.nd i:est xishes! Sineere elrd cordielly yours, Ray 0. , Direrctor Dlvi.si-r:n of F.e} tionsh5"tr,g ALL COM MUNICATIONS SHOULD BE AODRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 16,N.Y " BE PRE PARED ^' ROU:Ii ..OO A GOOD YURN OAtLY" *{ay }}* 3*4S X neg;ret vspy rr;u*rh t,!lsr* T w5."11 nr:t be eibi"er mtrrres?n*ly tr*pe tlhrlt s*Hlre w*.y re5"LL }*e i.*unri tr:lm *:*rt lmp:*r"tnnt rusttar, I,lneav'ely ]r$urasr f n rr,1 t* gi* i:* 5;*att3.*" *i*r:. f t, ls*;.rrrihle r,i*t J-*n ori er"rrlreU ]F. -jr,,lr r: 'J'y3"r*n,"i, ili"rec,t*r ;}1vl.sinr,r nf itel*tl*nehlg:s E !'*yk lv6t:us ?rgw 1.lrr:'k l.g, Sgw ],'*rk ,"r€,:ar, *]f r fiylaenrll ryhsnh ysu $sry .raach f,*n -.r,cr*r J.*tl,cr *-f *iay, 4th in i'sljly t* m;r }e&tCIr *tl$S6r.ttr"ng, t*:ert. nt be eieeel:*eii ae * ?{eqtt*:ae}l }*}i*y, {:,i:at w}:r.rrsven c1ua3" $I36re{tl*$e t*xetr"*t, r*u*:h. e*"r* w* l:sivs tn *}-rs :..ou*irr t.}:*f; the 1i*gx'6 ti+lurt*a*I' ;irt,l i'r'*Sttsstftr:*r3. 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T fes]. tt Ia s&a thm*- t;i:e }?egn* tre*lsr"s }:r,trr* $trp;E'tffil3ty f*r *r*ilnfmgo {e3?d spBor*uniEy to g,e* f,xrapl"neatt*n, && ws ei;e rt tt: bL: *he tE}:tto Luu*dsrghtxi. l l.rrl ii*rXs*trr:r* WH=g-:EE-=@-={1-:-#-E=g.=€=4ryJi:&ggW HABRY S. TRUMAN, HONOEARY PEESIOENT HEFBERT HOOVER, HOI!ORARY V1CE PRESIDENT WALTER W. HEAO, HONCRARY VICE PRESIDENT JAMES E. WESTI CHIEF SCOUT GEORGE J. FISHER, NATIONAL SCOUT COMMISSIONER THOMAS J. WATSON, INTEBNATIONAL COMMISSIONER HONCRARY CFFICERS NATIONAL OFFICERS I NCORPORATED FEBRUARY 8, I9IO CHARIEREO BY CONGRESS JUNE 15, 1916 DIVISIONAL COMMITTEE vICTOR F. BIODER, Cr.lAlRllrAN FRANK L. WEILT VICE CHAIRMAN 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK T6. N. Y. e T:* n.-.. n DJ-. -l:1.-, U ALL COMMUNICA.TIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE BOY SCOUTS OT AMERICA 2 PAR K ,A.VENU E, NEW YORK 15, N.Y AMORY HOUGHTON, PRESIOENI, CORNING, N. Y, .toHN SHERMAI{ HOYT, VrCg PHES'BENT, DABIEN, CONN. FRANK G. HOOVER, V|CE PR€SiDENT, NO. CANTON, O, REGINALO H. PARSONS, VICg PRESIOENT, SEATTL=. WASH, FRANCIS W. HATCH. ViCE PRESIDENT, BOSTON. MASS. JOHN M.- SCHIFF, VICE PRESIDENT, OYSTER BAY, N. Y. LEWIS GAWTRY, TREASUREA ELAERT K. FRETWELL, CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE PLTNY H. POWERS, OEPUTY CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE WILLIAM H. ALBERS EZRA T. BENSON ERNEST B. BLACK C. ARTHUR BRUCE WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL ROBENT P. DANIEL HABMAR O. DENNY, JB WILLIAM G. FISHER FRANK D" GETTY MAHLON N, BAINES O. A. HANKE C. NEWMAN HOGLE NELSOil JACKSON DAN J. KELLY BYRNES M. MACOONALD GSORGE H. MCDONALD DONALD MC MILLAN WHEELER MC MILLEN BAYTIOND W, MILLER VEBY REV. MSGR. E. B. MOORE DANIEL A. POLING iircr{ARD BElo ROSY/ELL ROSENGREN W. EMMEIT SAMPSON JAMES C. SHANNON RT. BEV. D. H. SIMS GEOBGE ALBERT SMIIH WILLIAM G. SOOT WILLIAM TFIGG PAUL FELIX WARBURG TEI,EPHONE LEXINCTON 2"32OO DIVISION OF RELATIONSHIPS RAY O. WYLAND. DIRECToR E. H. BAKKEN, ASsIsTANT DIREcToR l4r,y J-,)i;h, 1?l+8 PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK 11r" Ill. Dr lsf,r-cm, \4: nr' ;c n Grl hl".m ir., i:er iloln'::tn3,., j,1,{ ;rerrt,h F rnnl litri:rt, lvl: m,,h i t r r\' arr..,Ir! -L l Tenn. :-lr::r )1r. ", 1-s1 r.,:rr: Thanic you f*rwcur l-etter of May llfh r,*:lch has been r.eceiverl in I.'oetor' 1";g1.:,ndls s"'bsenee . Dor:f,,:r }i;rlrnd is scha,Culed t* :-*tt.:.rrr tc Ner., york about the first of J::"ne nt "*hich limer -,.our lett,er vill be brcught to his .:t,t,enti,rn, Sincr:"e1 , }I " tsE PnEPAReD" ..OO A OOOD TURN OAILY AMORY HOUGHTON PRESIDENT DIVISION OF RELATICNSHIPS \JCTOR F. R!DDER, CHAIRMAN RAY O. WYLAT{D, DIRECTOR COMMITTEE ON INTERRACIAT SERVICE E. W. PALMER. GENERAL CHAIRMAN SECTION ON INDIAN, ORIENTAI, AND IAIIN AMERICAN WORK RICHARD REID, CHAIRMAN ETBERT K. FNETV'EI.T CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE COMN4ITTEE ON INTERRACIAL SERVICE (conrrNueo) SECTION ON NEGRO WORK C. ARTHUR BRUCE, CHAIRMAN I NCORPOR ATED FEBRUARY 8. I9IO CHARTERED BY CON6RESS JUNE 15, 1916 DR. W. W. BEATTY CHARLES A. BREITUNG JOHN COLLIER DR. FRED W. HODGE DR, THOMAS JESSE JONES W. EMMEfi SAMPSON RT. REV. A. FRANK SMITH DR. CLARK WISSLER TEL,EPHONE LEXINGTON 2.32OO INTERRACIAL SERVICE I!SMXU!0'lMlO8ffi,${D, REcro R A. J. TAYLOR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR RT. REV. W. Y, BELL CARLILE AOLTON.SMITH FRED L. BROWNLEE GEORGE H. CHARNO OR. ROSERT P. OANIEL DR. JAMES W. EICHELBERGER ROAERT T. FAUCETE LEO M. FAVROT DR. GEORGE J. FISHER RT. REV. W. A. FOUNTAIN REV. JOSEPH E, GLENN RT. REV. BUFORD F. GORDON ALPHONSE HENINGBURG WILLIAIil E. HOWARD NELSON JACKSON, JR. DR. W. H. JERNAGIN RT. REV. ROBERT E. JONES L. E. MANSFIELD FRED MMUISTION DR, E. S. MORRIS DR. F. O. PATTERSO}I H. SMITH RICHARDSON PAUL W. SCHENCK RT. REV. DAVID H. SIMS H. JERMAIN SLOCUM DR. O. O. SPAULDING H. CIIANNING TOBIAS MELL R. WILKINSON FRANK D. WOOD Mr. Ed" Dalstrom, Maaager Grahan Paper Company 3l'5 South Front Street Memphis, Tenn. Dear I,1r. Dalstrom: Your letter in regard to more and better recognition for Negroes ln TrainS-ng, Regional meetings ancl the 1lke, has ereated eonsiderable lnterest, and f believe wil1 leaci to a good end" Somethlng ls happenlng in Region If, to rr-hleh I want to call your attention. As Last year, the P,"egion is ho}dlng a Regional- Meeting for $egro Scouters. Last year it honored Dr. Hamis, but othe:vlse was eondueted very mieh as ue eonduct our Regional Annual Meetings" ft v111 be repeated anC held- in Houston, probably on Oetober L2-13. The neeting vi11 be presideC over by an outsta.nding Negro Scouter. hlhites r,rilL partlcipate in the program and take sueh part as fltey be assigned. It is strictly a neeting of Negro Seouters in the interests of Scouting for Negro boys all over the B-egion. I errpeet to attend this meeting. I would liketo soe you there as a Reglon V obsegver, and get at flrst hand your ovn reaetlon" If this effort is worthwhile, f ara sure Regl-ons V and Vf vould 1lke to lorow something about it. f know of no better vay than for observers to a-ttend" I am quite sure Mr. Erb w111 get an ernouncerrent from the Region IX Exeeutive as soon as the nevs brea-ks. I shal1 keep in toueh with you in regard to your suggestions. i{ith kindest regards, Sincerely yours, Ne.tional Direc Inter-racial Servi-ce ,.BE PREPARED,' l,'MM:eso DO A GOoD TURN DAI LY'. 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK 16, N. Y. June 21, 1948 \ 1,-.1 '') J'Liilc iJ t L1;:J '^o'.nn ': t al'rE CL!gL,l - a - -!lI 'a jL "._- :r t r', )ln a:1' :-'/'. -l{;i.l- J'*l U v UUI , ,a :. - )- 4,) ,! I lr\ 4:r'1 F,l *a.iciu-i",(!.-jG Jl,-c"v]-i utr i:l 4vL. "",r:r,r,ca 11 i ".,"1- . ir/r.::ra L iiial\ .-iu-:JL *''.'.. ' .'rrl, 'lI-' ''^,rt "'nal .,,Lirr rJi-i-r fU, ;.U* W;'j. ilr -. 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'*r*,ci,lir:' I c&n ;L *n llc.isten I ;;ou1i liI;c ycrT,. $*}ch tc l;e t}rere en.lsee To ths ext*n'i; *f :n*y abi],it;'enr] ar tl":e:reiuit: r,;i.t *",1 i:* surs *f mp' ):eartie st *00-pere1;i*:: " :;ith ilinil*st rossr'ls, f eut Si*e*r*l;'r fs.":,:"$, ma !, .,';r r th( t4 I Je ??u)tn frl uid C}:a j.r:n***l&t*I,-r'*ci"a1 tomit te e il,hl*trragew *q::ia*i} g :,/ i i?J Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948 Title A name given to the resource 1948 Letters re Equal Training for Interracial Leaders Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Letters Seminole Division