FIRST E-fli t m STATE J : i I v FOR THE FOR THE PEOPLE Vol. 10, No. 11 COLUMBUS. OHIO Saturday, April I, 1944 Age Falsification Alleged; nDM(T5(Bm7(n)i3nnaiina DDiiws Mire CDfi (CiMIl (Bn wCai)DDnDDnnfi(iDna : ' ; : 7" AtV . a'1' M Simula! itEa &M.V UBL XJT SBl LjnOZ Ml GO STORY ON PAGE 2 DD O mat :2) STORY ON PAGE 2 5 J . r - : i - .- i . v V v i i i i 4 -A-Ml J s .cry's v-.: J mrm y mm- fir BOYD W. OVERTON, former executive secretary bf the Ninth St. Branch YMCA, Cincinnati, and now director of the American Red Cross Club in Calcutta, India, Is shown here greeting an old friend, Bishop John A. jaregg of the AME church. The, meeting took place on jbne of the South Pacific fighting fronts where Bishop Slregg was touring at the behest of President Roosevelt. Director Overton has known the Bishop for more than 25 years, their friendship dating back to the time when Gregg was president of Wilberforce university. To the left of the Bishop is Mark Thomas, director of the Red Cross in the China-Burma-India theatre of war. (Red Cross Photo) STORY ON PAGE 3 "