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merol, wrote Congressman rownson, in a letter dated J)oc. ffiSfl, that; "You are assured that all aspects .this case have received

thorough and painstaking consid(eration at every stage of review.’’ The Indiana congressman in his letter to The Recorder dated Dec. 10, 1956, said, in part, "It appears that everything which can be done has been done, and that Sergeant Lee had been accorded every consideration under existing law.’’

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basic training and graduated as a first lieutenant to start an illustrious Army career. Fighting on front lines in France, he was advanced to major and given command of a base hospital, the first Negro given that responsibility. HE ESTABLISHED ANOTHER first when, returning to this country and being discharged as a colonel, he was given command of the Veterans’ hospital at Tuskegee, Ala. Returning to Indianapolis after

about ten years there, he established a wide practice and set the pace for a high standard among Negro physicians of the community. He was outstandingly active in YMCA work, being for many years a guiding figure behind the Senate Avenue YMCA and also the first Negro named to the board of management of the Indianapolis YMCA. In addition to the widow, immediate survivors include a daugher, Mrs. Mary Ward Roberts, and two grandchildren, Alice Jozella and Erskine Roberts, Jr., all of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Minerva Hooks, East Oakland, Calif. Also a local survivor is Dr. Robert W. Briggs, grand-nephew.

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