October 8, 1954

Dr. J. H. Jackson, President
National Baptist Convention, Inc.
Olivet Baptist Church
31st Street and South Parkway
Chicago, Illinois

Dear Dr. Jackson:

I am writing you at the suggestion of Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, President of Morehouse College.

Sometime during the winter I intend to run in my weekly column in THE CHICAGO DEFENDER a series of articles of "The Meaning of Your Faith." It seems to me that many church members do not know exactly what differentiates their own denomination from others—namely, exactly what the kernel of their own faith is, and certainly it would be interesting for the members of various denominations to know exactly for what the others stand. So what I am planning to do is to give a little introductory history of the derivation and background of each major sect. And, in order that the theological information might be completely authoritative, I am asking a leading churchman of each faith to outline briefly the meaning of his faith in terms as exact as possible, stressing particularly the elements which make his belief distinct from others.

I am wondering if you would honor the readers of THE CHICAGO DEFENDER by giving us, within a page or two, typed, double-spaced, what you consider to be the kernel of your church's belief. Regrettably, in no case should it be more than two pages, since space will not permit more, and I would like to publish your own words exactly as you send them to me—if you will be so kind as to comply with this request.

If you cannot do so yourself, would you be so good as to suggest to me some outstanding religious of your faith who might write such a short interpretation for use in THE CHICAGO DEFENDER.

With kindest regards to you, I am

lh-hs

November 3, 1954

Dr. J. H. Jackson, President
National Baptist Convention
3101 South Parkway
Chicago, Illinois

Dear Dr. Jackson:

Your letter to Mr. Hughes has come during
his absence from New York City, but I know
he will appreciate hearing from you about
the statement on your religion. Since I
know you would want to have this informa-
tion that you request, I am writing to say
that Mr. Hughes must have the material in
his hands by no later than November 27. I
hope that this four week period will enable
you to fit in the request for the statement
into your busy schedule.

With thanks on behalf of Mr. Hughes for
your courtesy, I am

hhs/s

NATIONAL CATHOLIC CONFERENCE FOR INTERRACIAL JUSTICE

21 W. SUPERIOR STREET
CHICAGO 10, ILLINOIS
MOHAWK 4-8222

20 VESEY STREET
NEW YORK 7, NEW YORK
RECTOR 2-5417

Chicago, Illinois

August 2, 1961

Mr. Langston Hughes
20 East 127th Street
New York, New York

Dear Mr. Hughes:

At its annual convention this August in Detroit, the National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice is sponsoring a symposium on "The New Negro."

I am enclosing a circular on that meeting which indicates three talks addressed to this theme given at the meeting. These are by Dr. Dinneth Clark, Professor of Psychology at City College of New York, whose work you undoubtedly know; Dr. Stephen Wright, President of Fisk University; and Miss Diane Nash, one of the most articulate of the student leaders involved in the sit-ins and the freedom rides.

In addition to these three people, Dr. Thomas P. Melady, author of *Profiles of African Leaders*, is preparing a piece on "African Nationalism;" and William J. Kenealy, S.J., Professor of Law at Loyola University of Chicago, is preparing a paper on "The Morality and Legality of the Sit-ins." We have made arrangements for all five of these papers to be published together this Fall in a book entitled "The New Negro."

Because of your own stature as an author, we would be delighted if you would be interested in writing a preface to this book. To our knowledge, this will be the first book on the more lively and substantial contemporary movements in the American Negro community. We feel that a preface by you would add a good deal to the work.

MA:rmd
Enclosure

Honorary Chaplain: Rev. John LaFarge, S.J. OFFICERS: Dr. John J. O'Connor, Chairman (Washington, D. C.); Robert Sargent Shriver, Jr., Vice Chairman (Chicago); John P. Nelson, Jr., Vice Chairman (New Orleans); Miss Dorothy Mattingly, Secretary (St. Louis); Charles W. Wexler, Treasurer (Detroit) EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Very Rev. Msgr. Daniel M. Cantwell (Chicago); George K. Hunton (New York); Mrs. Anna M. McGarry (Philadelphia); Guichard Parris (New York); Very Rev. Harold R. Perry (Bay St. Louis); William H. Thompson (Little Rock) BOARD: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles J. Brady (Syracuse); Mrs. James E. Brophy (Detroit); James T. Carey (San Francisco); Dennis Clark (Philadelphia); Rev. Joseph Connolly (Baltimore); William J. Cousins (New Haven); Ellsworth Evans (St. Louis); Dr. Eugene Fontinell (New Rochelle); Norman Francis (New Orleans); William T. Greenwood (Phoenix); Charles Hayes (Greensboro); Harold Hunton (Brooklyn); Rev. Philip S. Hurley, S.J. (New York); Rt. Rev. Msgr. Franklyn J. Kennedy (Milwaukee); James A. Leadon (St. Paul); George S. Lima (Providence); William McCoy (Portland); Mrs. Mildred H. Mahoney (Boston); John J. McDermott (Chicago); Joseph J. Morrow (Stamford); Mrs. Roger Putnam (Springfield); Michael F. Quinn (Indianapolis); Francis X. Riley (Indianapolis); Charles A. Robinson (Wilmington); Miss Theresa Staudt (San Antonio); Percy H. Steele (San Diego); Charles F. Vatterott (St. Louis); John Edward White (Pittsburgh); EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Mathew H. Ahmann

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August 5, 1961

Dear Mr. Ahmann:

I very much appreciate your thinking of me as the possible writer of the Preface for "The New Negro" volume. But I regret that I am many months behind on present writing commitments, and cannot therefore contemplate attempting anything else for some time to come. So sorry.

And thanks.

September 30, 1964

Mr. Harold L. Ritchie
National Catholic Conference for
Interracial Justice
21 West Superior Street
Chicago, Illinois 60610

Dear Mr. Ritchie:

Miss Mary Brennan of the Dodd Mead Company has forwarded your letter of September 25th requesting permission to quote two poems by Langston Hughes, to us for reply.

Unfortunately, we do not have the rights in these poems either. The rights belong to Langston Hughes, and I have forwarded your letter to him. I am sure you will receive a reply directly. If you need to write to Mr. Hughes for anything, you can address your letter to him in care of Doubleday at the above address and we will forward your letter.

Thank you for your interest in these poems, I am only worry we were unable to be of more assistance to you with your request.

cc: Langston Hughes.

October 5, 1964

Mr. Harold L. Ritchie
Secty. to Sister Claire Marie
Director of Educational Services
National Catholic Conference
for Intrracial Justice
21 West Superior Street
Chicago, Illinois 60610

Dear Mr. Ritchie:

Your letter came at a time when
Mr. Hughes is in Europe. I am holding it
on his desk for immediate attention on his
return sometime in November.

January 19th 1965

Dear Mr. Ritchie:

I sorry in being so late in answering
your letter which arrived when I was in
Europe. I hereby grant permission for the
use of my two poems THE NEGRO SPEAKS OF
RIVERS and AFRO-AMERICAN FRAGMENT for your
manuel. Credit line should read as follows:

From SELECTED POEMS by Langston Hughes,
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1959, New York,
copyright, 1959, by Langston Hughes.
Used by permission of the author.

LH:r

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BEGINNING AFTER LABOR DAY AND RUNNING RIGHT UP TO NOVEMBER 7TH, THE NATIONAL CITIZENS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE IS PUTTING ON AN INTENSIVE NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN TO SUPPORT THE RE-ELECTION OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE ELECTION OF A PROGRESSIVE CONGRESS. WE ARE NOW IN THE PROCESS OF ORGANIZING A PANEL OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO WILL BE WILLING TO SPEAK AT MEETINGS OR OVER THE AIR IN THIS CAMPAIGN. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE NCPAC, THE COMMITTEE WOULD BE HONORED IF YOU WOULD BE WILLING TO BE A MEMBER OF THIS PANEL. PLEASE WIRE COLLECT WHETHER YOU ARE IN PRINCIPLE WILLING TO DO THIS, SUBJECT TO SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS=

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Mr. Langston Hughes
634 St. Nicholas Ave.
New York, N. Y.

A Non-Partisan Organization for the election of Franklin D. Roosevelt and a Progressive Congress

September 6, 1944.

HON. GEORGE W. NORRIS, Honorary Chairman
SIDNEY HILLMAN, Chairman
JAMES G. PATTON, Vice Chairman
FREDA KIRCHWEY, Vice Chairman
R. J. THOMAS, Treasurer
JAMES H. MCGILL, Comptroller
CLARK FOREMAN, Secretary

Dear Mr. Hughes:

You will be glad to know that the N.C.P.A.C. is rapidly moving
forward here in New York. The time is getting critically short,
however, and it is necessary for us to take several steps very rapidly.

As one of the first steps, we are trying to expand the membership
of the N.C.P.A.C. to make it more representative of all groups within
the nation. By way of doing this, we have arranged for a dinner to
be held at the Hotel Commodore at 6:30 P.M. on Thursday, September 14.
This meeting will give us an opportunity to get acquainted with each
other here in New York and to actually organize our activities during
the remaining weeks. There is a card enclosed for you to fill out and
return. You will, of course, ignore the invitation to join the National
Committee since you are already a member.

Secondly, we are calling together a group of key people to meet
with us this coming Friday, September 8, for a luncheon at the Hotel
Shelton where we have taken headquarters. The luncheon will be at
12:30. I hope particularly that you will be able to come. It will be
here that we will outline our plan of procedure for the dinner on the
14th, and for the campaign between now and November 7. I know you
will want to come to both and are going to do everything that you can
to help us.

Would you mind telephoning your reservation for the Friday lunch-
eon to Miss Hortner at Wickersham 2-4000. I am sorry for the late invit-
ation to this luncheon but I know you will understand how pressed we are
for time and will cooperate.

uopwa:l

205 EAST 42ND STREET, NEW YORK 17, N. Y. ★ TELEPHONE: MURPAY HILL 3-8640

SIDNEY HILLMAN, Chairman

FREDA KIRCHWEY, Vice Chairman

R. J. THOMAS, Treasurer

JAMES H. MCGILL, Comptroller

CLARK FOREMAN, Secretary

N. Y. Campaign Headquarters
Hotel Shelton
Lexington Ave. at 49th St.
New York, N. Y.
ELDORADO 5-6620

September 9th, 1944

Mr. Langston Hughes
634 St. Nicholas Avenue
New York, N. Y.

Dear Mr. Hughes:-

We are sorry you were not present at the Executive Committee luncheon meeting which we held yesterday.

An outline of the proceedings is attached for your information, as well as a list of the Executive Committee members who were present.

We would like you to join our Executive Committee, as well as to come to the NCPAC dinner next Thursday evening.

A card is enclosed for your convenience, if you decide to do either or both. We do hope you will be with us.

205 EAST 42ND STREET, NEW YORK 17, N. Y. * TELEPHONE: MURRAY HILL 3-8640

SIDNEY HILLMAN, Chairman

FREDA KIRCHWEY, Vice Chairman

R. J. THOMAS, Treasurer

JAMES H. MCGILL, Comptroller

CLARK FOREMAN, Secretary

NELSON BENGSTON, Finance Director

REPLY TO:
National Campaign Headquarters
Shelton Hotel
New York 17, N. Y.

Phone ELdorado 5-6620

September 11, 1944

Mr. Langston Hughes
634 St. Nicholas Avenue
New York, New York

Dear Mr. Hughes:

Thank you for your reservation for the dinner for the New York members of the National Citizens Political Action Committee. Enclosed is your ticket.

You will be glad to know that the response has been very enthusiastic.

If you are able to bring other guests, either business associates or friends, would you please call Miss Portner at ELdorado 5-6620 and she will make reservations for them. We are anxious to obtain as broad a representation as possible.

I am looking forward to seeing you at dinner Thursday night.

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CHURCH S
STATIO

February 15, 1947

Miss Anne Montgomery
Manhattanville College
of the Sacred Heart
133rd Street & Convent Ave.
New York 27, New York

Dear Miss Montgomery:

I have just returned from a brief lecture in North Carolina and Virginia, and I find the poems awaiting me here.

It looked very interesting, and I shall read them with pleasure. I will judge them tonight and air mail them back to you tomorrow. I hope they will arrive by the 17th.

With all good wishes for a success of the contest,

STAT

Mr. Langston Hughes
Atlanta University
Atlanta
Georgia

ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

February 16, 1947

Miss Anne Montgomery,
Manhattanville College
of the Sacred Heart,
New York 27, N. Y.

Dear Miss Montgomery,

The entries in your Poetry Contest were indeed interesting, and it was not easy to make a first choice. I very much wish you were giving more than one prize. However, I feel that probably "The Eyes Of The Lord Are On The Just" is the most beautiful and moving, but the other three that I have included among the first four certainly have their merits, too. My leading group I place in this order:

1. "THE EYES OF THE LORD ARE ON THE JUST"

2. AND THREE COME BEARING GIFTS

3. SONNET: THE CRIME

4. THE ETHIOPE SEEKS THE KING

And in the second group I have listed six others, in case you wish to give as many as nine Honorable Mentions. Certainly I congratulate you on the excellent of the entries.

May I give a copy of my poems, THE DREAM KEEPER, to each of the Group One poets? I am inscribing copies and would appreciate it immensely if you would send them on to them.

It was a pleasure to act as a judge of this material and I thank you for the privilege.

National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing

35 West 32 Street, New York 1, New York

L'Onacre 4-4069

GEORGE L-P WEAVER
Acting Chairman

LOREN MILLER
ALGERNON D. BLACK
Vice-Chairmen

DOROTHY S. AUSTRIAN
Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Wilhelmina Adams
Dorothy S. Austrian
Richard K. Bennett
Edward L. Bernays
Margaret Bevins
Algernon D. Black
Ruth Eisner Brill
Earl Brown
Clifford Earle
Margaret R. Eddy
Shanley N. Egeth
Irving M. Engel
Maurice B. Fagan
Ben Fischer
Anne Foley
Sylvan D. Freeman
Martin Gerber
Elinor Gimbel
Morris Glushien
Elmer W. Henderson
Stanley M. Isaacs
Reginald A. Johnson
Philip M. Klutznick
J. Oscar Lee
Harold Lett
Charles Livermore
Edwin J. Lukas
Samuel Markle
Will Maslow
Mrs. William T. Mason
Byron S. Miller
Irene B. Miller
Joseph Monserrat
Constance B. Motley
William H. Oliver
Shad Polier
Harry Read
Ira S. Robbins
Lenerte Roberts
Simon Rosenzweig
James Scheuer
Francis C. Shane
Louis Simon
Emil Starr
Willard S. Townsend
James E. Turner
J. Waties Waring
Galen R. Weaver
George L-P Weaver
Roy Wilkins
Catherine Bauer Wurster
Charles S. Zimmerman

82 Washington Place
New York 11, N.Y.

May 23, 1955

FRANCES LEVENSON
Acting Director

KATHERINE MORTON
Administrative Secretary

Dear Langston,

My co-workers and I were thrilled to get your book for
our raffle, which will be part of the benefit party for
the above organization to be held on Friday evening,
June 3rd. Each of us is greedily hoping he or she will
win the raffle. You were most kind to send it, and I
hope you will forgive me for not acknowledging it much
sooner; however, we had to change our "venue" and even-
tually found a nice, roomy, air-conditioned spot for
the party, namely the Heywood Broun Room of the News-
paper Guild Building, 133 West 44th Street.

I understand that you are too busy to come, but if at
the last moment you find you have an hour to spare away
from your desk, we will be delighted to see you. Other-
wise, we hope to see you another time.

Thanks very much for sending me Clarence Cooper's address.
He is coming to sing for us. If you think of anyone else
who would like to be heard or seen (I have asked a couple
of agents and producers to come), please have someone at
your house give me a ring.

(Oregon 7-6575)

Lots of luck with the new book and regards from
us, both.

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(Teo Savory)

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