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EXECUTIVE STAFF
CLAUDE A. BARNETT
DIRECTOR
C. H. STEWART
NEWS EDITOR PERCIVAL L. PRATTIS
FEATURE EDITOR WILLIAM PICKENS
CONTRIBUTING EDITOR
Algernon b. Jackson, M. D.
HEALTH EDITOR J. A. JACKSON
WASHINGTON, D. C.
A. E. WHITE
NEW YORK
R. C. FISHER
ST. LOUIS, MO. J. W. LEIGH
NEW ORLEANS, LA. HARRY LEAVETTE
LOS ANGELES. CAL. JESSE O. THOMAS
ATLANTA, GA. L. H. HENEGAN
KANSAS CITY. MO. ROBERT C. CRUMP
DETROIT, MICH. CARL DITON PHILADELPHIA
MUSIC JOHN W. YOUNGBLOOD
BOSTON J. D. MCGHEE
COLUMBIA, S. C. H. M. MUDGALL
FOREIGN EDITOR MRS. MARGARET ROSS MARTIN
LATIN-AMERICAN TREZZVANT W. ANDERSON
WASHINGTON, D. C. FEROL V1NCENT-SMOOT
NEW YORK U. J. ANDREWS
DENVER, COLO. C. E. CHAPMAN
MUSKOGEE, OKLA. WILSON JEFFERSON
PHILADELPHIA THELMA L. RICHARDSON
CINCINNATI EDWIN J. TURNER
GEORGIA
^Associated Negro Press1*-
zNationaltNe.ios Service
3423 IN DIANA AVENUE
CHICAGO
December 16, 1931
Gov. A. C. Ritchie, State Capitol, Annapolis, Maryland.
Dear Sirs
It occurred to us that you might be interested in seeing the story of your arrival in Chicago as reported by our staff representative, who was among those meeting you at the train.
Your evident intention to make the most thorough investigation possible in the Salisbury matter, impels us to proffer our channel here for the distribution of reports to the Negro press. We will be glad to co-operate in every way possible to disseminate constructive information If you care to issue a statement which would be available for Negro papers particularly, we would be glad to have that,
You may wish to see one or two editorials which have come to our attention, and which we are enclosing.
Yours vejgr truly,
ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS
CAB*IR ENCLSS
Phone Douglas 0009
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