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SE 100-8405 IV. PASCO BRANCH Tne officers of the Pasco Branch, NAACP, instal on January 19, 1957, are as follows: : onc" :n. President - ERNEST MAG Fet yale Vice-president - NAPOLEO ILSON oe Fee lj Fepie . Secretary_- Miss JEAN ESTHOMAS PP me et ee ane MATA Ww. TT OAT ~~ Treasurer mise EDNA Fi, yeLuLON \ ha No information has been received by the Seattle Office, FBI, to indicate that any of the above q CP or attached to the principles of that or any 4dentified officers has been affiliated with the other subversive organization, The new president, Mr. MAGEE, at the installation meeting on January 19, 1957, reported that the Pasco Branch meeting on Janua 1957, reported anch had 54 members in good standing and a treasury of $91. WAT as of January 1, 1957. Regular meetings of the branch are held at the Labor Hail, lst Avenue and Clark Street, Pasco, on the second Saturday of each month at 5:00 P.M, "Tri-City Herald" (Kennewick, Wash.), 1/20/57 Er. M, GEE on behalf of the Pasco Branch of the NAACP extended an invitation to "any Tri-City individuals or groups who wish to participate in or support a religious march on Washington, D.C C, May 17". Up to about April 29, 1957, according to M MAGEE, no one from the Tri-Cities had made plans actively to join the march. "Tri-City Herald" (Kennewick, Wash.), 4/29/57, page 3.