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"", Star datedFebruary 23,1931;, theNational Associationfor the ' - i ' Advancement of Colored People. ~3AACP!-was organized follotine the R race" not ' 'of l9Q3,..£it.SprJ.ng f e1d 1 , Illinois.Y-ILLIA1,{n1:»C-LISP!-$1:-ALLIZ / Qgggwii -5- _ ,1 ,1 I 4 Q £ 1_ 92 the denial oi rights and opoortunities to millions of America-ms of negro descent is not only unjust and a menace to our free in- stitution but also is a direct hindrance to world peace and the realization of human brotherhood. 92 At this time its methods of accomplishing its purposes were stated as:: X '* i l l. A lecture bureau. 2. A bureau of legal assistance. . 3. 1 bureau of infontation. b. A bureau of publicity and research. In the second annual report of the NAACP dated January l, 1912, which is ui file in the Library of Congress, its purposes '~ ,~" ~ 92.F.|QT'92Q nvav uvuuvuC _+-~+ Cl r-I muHE iv .-my-an P Q Tlnw QQ _ _ E Q I 92 "The NAACP seeks to uplift the colored man and woman of 92 this country by securing to them the full enjoyment of their rights . as citizens. Justice in all courts and equality of opportunity 5 ,__-is- ¢q|J everywhere. It favors and aims to aid every kind of education % among then save that which teaches special privilege or prcrocative 2 class or caste. It recognizes the national character of the negro problem and no sectionalisu. lt believes in the upholding ; or the Qpnstitution o§ the Qnited States and its administration 5 ~ I E" -Q 1....-- E in the spirit of ABQAHAL ll EGIH. élt upholds tne 66E£riné of all =-, | _ -.r--_ ,1 men up and no man down. It abhors negro crime but still more the conditions which breed crime and nost of all the crimes committed in the mockery of the law. It believes that the scientific truths 1 F Q i. of the negro problen must be available before the country can see its may clear to righting existing wrongs. It has no other belief I than the best way to uplift the colored man is the best way to '§ aid the white man to peace and social content; it has no other desire than exact justice, and no other motive than humanity." Z - ' Today the KAACP states that full citizenship rights for the negro is the rock upon Whid1 it is established. It claims - to be an international organization, membership in niich is open § to all who believe in equality of mankind. The association has 5 350 branches and l22 college and youth groups in LA states. The , national headquarters is at 69 Sth Avenue, New York City. F i - .1 //.3 r92 If-Iilli _6_ ['...r 92 aux1-. ' .. _, _ 4 i' .} I K . : l I P if The NAACP today states its aims I e 1I 1. The end of lynching a 92,, 2. The ending ofdisfranchisement 0} 1 3. The abolition of injustice in legal procedure based solely upo color or race. - _92,£. = H- L. Euuitable distribution of funds for public educatiui. i 5, Abolition of segregation and discrimination, insultand ;..~. " humiliation based upon race or color. 6. Equality of opportunity to work in all fields nith equal pay for equal unrk. 7. Abolition of discrimination against negroes in the right of J ._.» .-"-'§'<~ - collective bargaining through membership in organized.1abor 1V4»- ---'1 unions. _ 8. The ending of peonage and the debt slavery of southern share- 1 croppers and tenant farmers. K 9. Abolitionnoted~oheiuihds;is.a,nem»aim~mhichahasscnlyrrecently of segregatio in the Ann? and Navy. fIV~wiLb4m> " appe:iiE *_pi . 't : .§ as one UT the stated-ends~e£-the-hnLCP1! Accoreing to its own stateient the nrincipal achieve- ments of the NA£CF have been: i ¢,,;g '92 "1. A continuous war an lynching by writing, lecturing, mass denou- strations andthe fi"hts for the passage ofthé:Dyer anti lynching 'bill in 1922 andtheigostiganjwaggep anti lynchin§ EilI ih I934 and 1935. The ca paign Iéd'by theNAACP resulted in the passage K of the-Gavagan anti-lynching bill in the House onApril 15, 1937, byes vote of 277-119. The bill was taken up November 15, l937, at the special session and debated for six days, when it was displaced nI by the fans bill. By agreement, it came up for debate January 6, 1938, and from that date to February 21, southern senators engineers L a lengthy filibuster which resulted in the bill's being laid aside. The filibuster cost American taxpayers $L60,000. The bill was F reintroduced in the 76th Congress in January, 1539, being sponsored ~..' rm ,, in the House_by Representative JOSEPHA. GAVAGAN, and in the Senate - 5, ' 1 by Senators ROBERTF. RAGNER, FREDLLICK VANNUYS andARTHUR CAPPER. _ - 2 2. The NAACP haswon twelve out of t;irteen cases before the highest -1...:--/ 4 n court of the land. It has won thefollowing U.S. supreme cou?§ _ decisions aiding colored people: Grandfather Clause UiSfrEnCHlSlnE an--_ --2-Harp 1 I 1 " *?J §! -7- L§'t".lH'is * " -"rm" E: 1 1 up Negroes declared unconstitutional in 1915; Louisville Residenti Segregation ordinanace held unconstitutional in 1917; Arkansas sfw sharecropper riot victims freed 2 from death, 67 from log term 2 and life imprisonment! when trial in raob-dominated court was held not due process oi law IL923; Texas White primary law barring Negros-is92 by statute fro.-:. Democratic primaries held unconstitutional in 1927; ! ._. New Orleans segregation lav; held unconstitutional in 1927; Texas white primary law second case! barring Negroes by enabling act from Democratic prim:-.ries held unconstitutional in 1932. These memorable victories were achieved at the renarliably lcv: cost of $31,193.92; largely due to generosity of members of the national legal staff and other lawyers who contributed their services. a<""' _ In the JESS HOLLINS case arising in Oklahoma, which was won by the association before the U. S. supreme court in l ?35, the , _ rkk -i opinion of the court in the Scottsboro cases was sustained: That EOLLIL5 had been convicted by a jury fro:ntwl"_ich Negroes had been ¢ "1 systematically excludcd. A sirrilar decision was obtained in 1937 1 < as 1 v-hen a new trial was secured for JOE YALE, convicted by an all-white > I--....-.,..c»_...-.- .1 jury in !TcCracken County, Kentucky." """ ¢ On Decenber l2, 1938, the suprege court ruled in the case ! oi GAl..1~J: vs. Univcrsit"-r of __issouri that the University of __issouri mist ei 1'-her ari_rrr3t a Negro student, to its law school, ; . or the state of I -Zissouri must provide equal accom:.".ociations for the P--. e 1 training of Negro graduate and professional students. The court - held that out-of-state scholarships did not answer the constitutional requirement oi equal rights and that states must provide equal train; 92 :___ .._.:.|.92__-._ J.L_:__ 1___.g____ Jllg W.LL|.{.l..LIlL|IlU.L.l" DOFUFPSQ i .In l937.v %he'7associationsecureda re-trial as a result t Y; of theUnited Stat§s92supremecourt decision in the case }:JD"~§l-iof . !¢ l{,_ ....-_ _& k i 92S*111:;LDSand Ai92 KiFl.I_.IEGTON, Negro sharecroppers who wereoon- victed of murder by the supreme court of I.-fississip ;-i in the death. -f .;A i of RAr:o:im]s=rauaT,April 4, 1931.. TheUnited Statessupreme court decision was based on the fact that the only evidence against these I three men was procured through coercion and brutality. The court held tmanimously "The rack and torture f!1"!.!1!_*'Zl'!-QT _rn.-av 519 ; '99 5-uhiituteri w for the witness chair." _-_ -.._- --___-- _.._, ...,s-_ .._ The latest victory was v-on on Hay 22, l939 when the United States supremecourt ruled in the case of LAFFE vs.YIILSOII thatthe _I _./ '/ -'1-_' g . _ W ue" '. - Zr . g__ $' Ollahoma registration law discriminating agrinst Kegroes MES invalidl Hr. JustiosFnANKFURThR, speaking for the court about the Fifteenth 4 Amendment stated: The amendment nullifies sophisticated as well as si ple minded modes of discrimination. 3. It was the first national organization to raise the question _ of the right of Negroes to sit on juries in the Arkansas sharecroppsn case, 1919-1923. ' . lg L. With a group of other national organizations, the NAACP is a member of the joint nationalt§cottsboro Defense Committee which is . _ carrying on the iight to free the world s most famous defendants. ii . '! 5. It launched and has continued the fight to abolish the system _ R of lily-white Democratic primaries in the South. The association é 5, believes that iree and independent use of the ballot is the right ; g I . of every citizen in America. f r 6. In 1932 it twice investigated slave labor conditions on the j L ¥*j'" Q Ilississippi levees and won increases of $100,000 weekly for 25,000 1 Negro workers, shorter hours and better conditions. Similar efforts} were made in connection with other great public worhs such as Boulder Dan and TVA. TVA was investigated in 1933 and the evidence of dis- cri;ination against Negroes was presented to the joint coznittee of the U. S. Congress investigating TVA. 5 i 7. It has everywhere fought school segregatio and discrimination in the allotment of educational monies to Negro schools. -Lawyers a for the association secured a ruling by the Haryland court of Appeals ii in January, l936, which opened the doors of the University of nary- 1 land law school to Negro students. This fight is being continued 4 in Maryland where the.third Negro was admitted in 1939. Similar cases are to be filed in Tennessee and Missouri. ' 50- l'H92__ _,.,.,.__,.-2.... L_ ...,._.-Q-.1-2 .__ L1.-.,92 _-'1 -.-.--is-t-. -cl l92',92.----. ;-.-A -.-L -ii-.-. .LIlC Ud..lHJc9-.-Lgll. DU UL1L-l.d-LJ-.'4192'.7 l.r1lU UH-1-¬l..l'..LUI> U1 192|U5l'U dllu £11.. U6 >. teachers has spread to Maryland, Virginia, Florida, Alabama and ; L Kentucky. As the result of two court cases, salaries have been = . i ._ 1. _ 1- equalized in nine out of twenty~three counties in Iaryland, which means an additional $100,000 a year on the pay checks of Maryland . LX -!92 school teachers. One additional case is pending in the Circuit C.urt of Prince George's County, Haryland, and another in the federal court in Maryland. I _.- can ~ WW. '1b" ' 5, , 1. 0 8. Under the New Deal it fcnght at great expense all sorts oi ¬3.Il.$CI i5iLi.I1E.tj.OI1 againstNegro workers and persons on relief 1.1116-.er the NRA, PWA, WPA, etc. 9. It has foughtdiscrimination againstNegroes both in federalN and st-ate civil service and is continuing its fight against oiscrin ination in organized labor." _._--J According to information received from the local branch of the NAACP at lOll U Street, N.92 .'., by reporting agent under suit- able pretezrt, the various local branches of the organization operate J-Al-in +!n:; vuu .L92-IA-J.L!l-J-lle'F'r92"i'l.-92-w-inn When troubleis spotted or information sought, the local office is notified. The trouble-spotter or inibrmation-seeker repo'r s to a full time clerk. By a regular system the secretary of the Education,branch refers theYouth. matt er toPress an appropriate orThe sees committee--Legal, C';J.'L'3 _ittBE¢ the Labor,that pub-J lie is aroused; the Bntertairment Committee provides funo raising and continual activities. The v-orks of the branch are dove-tailed I-e-um-- .1 by a very alert Executive Committee fully representative of the groupswhich pay for the br:1;1ch's operations. _,/ / _92 /. I P'!" """"""l/ 44""; __,,_ :1- ea +. r {P Mwn-92 Y e- _Iq92/Q8'+| 5+0/E .-.- an-A»-. /.. 1 a I mu I 1 I ' F 'rF @e£eaaec}~ ~.w.-,1 1'» >=r;;:".§i1Z~ves+{yT:'ve A 92 _ ...., ;_ Seuict. _. i .- r V So it would appear that the NMCP is divided itself oe- 1 ; tween the c0n5erVa*1Ve approach to the negro progrcun as aux anced " bur UJDf'92'921{ ll D UU 192.1-IALl l 92, |92 4, L Q.-4T Q: J.i.i92-lL92-J14 "1"T F9292T, &l92-A n:-I +'l»92o vu92- ¢ Q H ! 92~92u-L G-b '1 1-; -nv e"Y92£921'92n 1 Run cl-92-sv vvuv z>n92rnr92:+ A'-1 3 by: E 12 wsozs I-=; .. A review of t.he Bureau files on the NAACP indicates that -'e,_1 Prior i to 1935 a cc-171°e=;¥,e,dii@§l"e_1",<>.:;ti_1*§:*§i2?;eQ? nolitiqsiquiéiei tqieep 1! U192 * i 0 F -"f"*: 1I'za" ga t1'T1"'b o__'E _j~=;;&_I?9§...abnut. _:.n¢e..;.isi¢[email protected]£.l935_ .r:c::§iasiY>=§, 9951'_ {Pi I L the m92mi=*'vi= mi §-?. §.1i?1f*i1,;':é-H113-[13:l5fF'Jf92 :}i»_i,9Il._Qi..i.Lh_¢1"e'n " t:?§£ ii5h~;E i'ui,ujEe§- 'i f. "fk5 1iIE,i" "' " other groupseoo?>ei§1a? c;'31ith7 ';' E_>§1' §i;~éi;"if_iE' =- 3 -;_,__.. - - ---*~ ~ *7' #-~ is s eis. I? :'L§'i 1;:: io1':. __1tii'1"1;alt_I§;5.?$ ;: l 1.'L;*S_:@;_'T~_1[';_l'<§¬,5.:{,E7$d.i~.f'i-the lth _ 92i'ational Eiegro Congress,the§; .me.-:'io_a;1:1;;ivil Union, Liberties :.nd the"'A':ericc-i_v1f1_,Peo;le'sfiolajlization and other cortmtmist front or-_W 4" "" "'e¢>*ii'ziéiii55$, nu @2,§1>.eciii2..i§~2u§ei_.1-£1.._=2evera1respectm ./ v I .R I Ff,»L st 92 I be-:3 _;b:. I ¢; .. i"w-- I i i "H" mt Elifi i 92 . ' r. 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Km 100-662 ___,.*.l_*_IZl."l '1' i:§.opo:nt.,mad.o_a£*;lli ".,I1a,tc:s£-ado-__ T géms cg?" J =;;& 4;s+.il~->~ ~ mums, TENNESSEE 1o-22- » 9- _ s%§~<~1 i mm __,_,_,___.___ _ ___L,A__ , TIRIB H . l" Character of cage r %? 6 : -. . mvmci-mm or comma PLE. , 114 . 92 _ I,9-i - '; , s ,o.1o_,_c _;g T,_J;." _ 15 1 5 sn*o1>sz's='" T - - 16 J Rational Association for the Advancement .92 ' E .n,-, e92 1. o e. » of Golored People not considered to be. * -v- *9 , Communist front organization. Several c M /I 1&9 7 "t *1 x""92 Southern daapters havorbeon 8115301312 we 's / /1 J,/' 2° V . n .J-L, 21 Oonummist infiltration. Oonstitutioni __,_ -ifv and officers,By-laws Southern of the ofiicers, branches,National llemphis; . 92'§92Z_'. a c cm. s~~ _ c _ and iiobile chapter offioori Hf set out, Official publication of the .5 N.A.A.C.P. is mm,» "The471 i8~i8 - 1. universities./ielloyne College chapter at . '_ ' 3.0 1 1 31 - 92 32 all; as t. 36 , _ I .7;| Ti Vi '..'. O :1 12 1'3 __u_n I15 ase1 Iguth groups or aniaed at Southern college . 92 - e I <4 "iemphis suspected of fkdi al-*-B d m -193+ = T - ~ _ M non comrnwmi , '- In ¥ as 5' _ -- - --»--_-__ - _-:u;.r:__?-?.._, 'IIV!@V£',1TI1-uh.-_-___ .j _-,-¬|¬¬_ V 1 _ "'- ___ " ' *7 A '-~ |__ --'-F H V w-@_=;--._-»,....._,.--2.:-V---.i,,_t_.,..~._:..7l.,:.....___,,__ ,. ,__!1:,,_ __92___ _ _?,- u *1 1 w - _ e -_ I i 7 l _ " '' "" ' ""' - --'- -- ' 92- -- - ''- _ " -x ______4: ___ _Js§§:;i.i:i1I§;IZ.::T.:n;-fr -a-P-.?= _-% i,;3. q-R-7 V _ 7 _, . ______ -== _¢_.=. . _.._..'-i__--5|:-:__ _7 _ ___ ..____ ,,_.,.. _ - ~q---._---_...7~__l_ __..__ . ._ _._.,___T__:._ __.-_r. 1 _ __ . _... ._,_____ ..._, _A_ _ _ i "'_ ""to better the economic and social conditions of the colored". __ - _ Y ;5|;¢';5iI=;Tasisteiftnss" ss §aas¢";' "s'o1:e"6I"the"'chapters -or the- - ~ - - - N.A.A.G.P. herein the South hadbeen subjectto Communist infiltration and that there had been attempts mde in these chapters todivert the purpose ofthe organizationso asto further the program ofthe CommunistParty. He provided the ' following list of National officers,Board of Directors and Legal Committeeof the National organisation: NATIONAL OFFICERS AsiansPreside B k%" H Chairman of the Bo <1 on. IDUISwfiéirr ' - _ M 3e3Y..MPLEQP..BET§EIN-E7 ANNIEH. BURHDUCHS us GODFREY 10-VELLCAHDT 1 s he e s cl s en" L A °ER _ 119 . muss mm CRUMP ISHOP JOHN A. eases nsv. JOHN amass Homes 0 mater o. HUDSON non. IRA w. JAYNE non. CAROLINE mm: 1 REV. A. cm E n GAPJRISONvnm 52 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS = '1_.-.1. J ~': 92 - _ -'1-_ -T71.- "'*i .1r_c -:1-0-e. I-92I-' ': .;--_-.-.-qr;-nan-...;______; Mi-; ,= j___. ___;_,_ -A?_ . . _-_.._._+ _7 .i| 92_, §llJr._ . -17%|?- _ _ _~J- ;__ _ -.kI_t-ml-'___ -Zt__._IIr_-1..--_ff ;~p1 ,,___ -1 ' " *' " " " ""' " " " ' * " .-1 -~ ' . 1 . .. _ __ . _ _. _.____... .__.._ .._ ... - . 474 ___. BOARD OF DIRECTORS - _.. W .tl1'.131'l1.73."' Mi 1 Baltimore -Birmingham, le. Boston, Mass. i 7'DR.-~N;*C.-- l cPI-IERSBN Charleston, W. Va. EUGENE ll. IIARTIN " Chicago i - CARL MURPHY Cleveland 1 D.l*i=-.IE_>la_TAGG-ART .._.'?~LFRw.BaN Tn Ga Detroit J géor. PAULH. mucus T on. mm? E. arms 4 . Emporia,Kane. . PEARL uxwcusm. Ithaca, N. I. mums c. BIOUNT Newark, N. J. mam mm wane New York mwop. nosmrrr E. TREIIAN mom B. FENDERSON LILLIAN 1.. i1L}_1XANDER * ma. m.m~z zcucnw cmzmans mnzon cmxmem Enema a1-.w *i92iY' ~. e noucms P. F;.Lo01mn LEWIS s. c.-mmw JOHN mmorm .3. *?.?WJA_YN?3§_§9T¥E5 7 DR. WILLIAMLLOYD QES DR. min; 14. .xaHNs;§! 5 It HON. HERBERT H. LEI-MAN P 1 92 I WILLIAM ALLAN NEILSON 92. l'l.l'.I1.1 U92'J..Nu"LU 'l'dl'1J.'J.'£i a .. PDIL.._QH£~ I > REV. JAI-E NSON H COL. THEODORE OSEVELT I AMY E. SPINGARN HJN. CHARIE-S E. TONEY FRANCES HARRIET WILLIAMS DR, IQ WRIGHT 1-9292_92_|___.. 92_r.92__L '1 UK.L8.DOIIIl.3. uluy a I Z Philadelphia 1, msrm amwxn Richmond, Va, DR. W. L. R.¢'92N$ME St. Louis SIDNEY R. REIMOND Talladega, Ala. %V. JOSEPH W. NIGI'DLH!N Topeka, Kane. IDN. RRTHUR CAPPER 3 WILLIAM H. HASTIE 1 E Washington acnanms EDWARDnvssmu. ~ 3»'< DR. CHPLRLE H. TPDMPSON 9 I55-: 3 =..-.-._ H; ._i ; I-.:_ Fe: "U -=-= .._t2'i T;-1-._* ,__~ , ;-5.-_ : HATIOISZQ QOMMITTEE -- '- -- . - __ irrnlna »-»AIIt..7... ._ ;.;__;_; _ ,,-_ ,__ T 4* it wI LimnI' ;"BJPSTIEfWash1ngton,";t;hairma:I'__.. ~ a Atlanta. Berkeley, Calif. Boston 92 [Ac Tl 92 /WALTER IRWIN '1 . A. noncncomm: Charleston, W. Va. T T. G. NUTTER I- C-hi PA -_,-eh -. 1 IRVIN 0. uomson wmnn H. norms Erie, Pa. I WILLIAM F. ILLIG Jacksonville s. n. HQGILL Ios Angeles I moms L. GRIFFITH, an. Louisville c ~ s w. umsnson . Madison, Wis. . i L10 GAR.RI§'JN Muskogee, Okla. W c .1-use A. cnnmrsn nmmnm mom Nashville, Tenn, .- New Jerk. I T. nmm -,_. H, .1 i=inIsiLT ERNST ARTHUR GARFIELD HAYS BENJAMIN mm J I , T-IARL N. LLEWELLYN w ,___ -_.-_ _g _ iii u 4 1 J192I~EE..5_ _U~R5¥h'¢IJ- Philadelphia I. i wmtrmn usnnstsoma J I 5. cr~nnI.Es H. snmm f FRANCIS BIDDLE Pittsburgh ',v Ii mm s. snows 1 Toledo , Ohio s- / 1 -I ; *=III.1.Im JES$E s. T. I-EST.-IPIloKNIGH'I' Washington I y = ElwinCH£~BJ~§$..¥_£¢__3Ol-T5'i °NP_._IoIIs > a | muss N. NABRIT, JR. 1 j LEON A. mmson i » » srsrnnz J. ssmomn - Wilmington, Del. bi u y LOUIS L. nsnnwo. T 92 3 The National Association for the Advancement oi Colored People maintains its National headquarters at 69 Fifth l5 avenue, New York, The organization has branch-chapters in practically all the large cities in the oountry but is particu- 6 b"192> ,_. larly strong in the major population centers of the South.- R ..» agent with a copyFprovlded 0 the Constitution and By-Laws we for reportingthe 9 _' Branches of the National Association for the Advmoenent oi Q --- -- i -~- * ------ ~ --A ~- -r---_l-- -.-»:- - H4-W --- - ah--._,__._._i_ __ . __._.._..__.-_...--a_-._rl...._._.__,_.._?.__..__. -~01A i - 31 r. 33 - - v 7 - ' "- - *-~------~- ~ ~ A- - --- ,-~------_.in_i_,___,______.____.__.__, _.. _ 92~._¢-,.._'a~,_-_;r " =v - ---..:.-H:,y-5-= -= :'~~-: -=1" 2%:T;-; *4-.<-1;:.>_-15 " ', -,-=.a ._ = M _. -.44.... -._= anf :="a-_' .'_*. _,I9 _, :c', T.'4v.E!_!?1TEI-_1' ,-.-_-SR1-an-_p_-,-qnuu-,-p-,1:-.,qy;. . .n. v .1 ea-i E1';_ c¢I¢1*éa'P@6§1e, messes arses:out belo'1Tt: jjf Q __f"** 5%i 31 32 3 NAME AND OBJECT Section 1 The name of this organization shall be the name of city or county! Branch of the Name National Association for the Advancement 1 of Colored People. " 2 T115 .ooIuonoonunl'IonoBTEROQ b a . constituent and subordinate unit of the Object Association, subject to the gener=; authority and jurisdiction of the Board of harectors of the Association., Its objects shall be_to_pronote_thc e§9no mic, political, civic and social betterment of colored people and their harmonious cooperation with other peoples, in conform- ity with the articles of incorporation of the Association, its constitution and by-laws, and as directed by the Board of Di- 52 _eotors_of_the.Associationi, _l_l ___, __ __, _ __.-Z __,y_ _, __, 53 -.;.; , . . __ _ W... .._._.__. I H, i . - . ______., _____,______ . *i__n- djfbi--Q =1 ;--v-q_~._.~_-_--p-:.w_+,-1:. *4-e-»-_- '-:-'~¢e.-92-1--n'.; ,:_t:,,..7__*._.r.1;;-Y-'=;.;;,1;__y:;r_"n. -=:.t-_.,, _ I ;:;i¬i,,-.;=-4 _~u-- rr! -- - .~::,¢;-;;..~=-.¢-'_; ,1:-.-_ :_"s :1 ::". _ =_,* -125: 21??~.- - * '_" Z "rs "'*f"f"'i"f _'1g!To _countersignal_1 _I B_QL11Sj:tiO_l1S by the Secretary "for "-' ----" _ _disbursements fromfthe Branch ££esser§I ""j BBWBZ7 __ Q The President shallbe ex officic a memberof all cons mittees, except the Nominating Committee as provided in Article IV, Section 4. * - Section 3 The duties cf the Vice-President shall be to perh ' form all the duties of the President in his ab- Vice sence or disability. In case of more than one ' President Vice-President, the Vice-Presidents shall be = designated as first, second, third. etc., and shall perform their duties according to their ruherical rank. J Section A The duties of the Secretary shall be: _.- » _ :1 __e :ee: :ae::__ e! To est as Secretary of the .B:'anchethe__i____..r.___. ,4 and Secretary Executive Committee, to give due notice of all meetings of the Branchand the Executive committee, to keep full and accurate records of the proceedings of the Branch * and of the Executive Gommittee and record the same in a minte er-minute beeks; . .m. _ _ _ , b! To keep a record of all Branch membersand their dues. ? c! To give receipts for all membership fees received and I 1to transmit such fees to the Branch Treasurer; to send t promptly to the National Office lists of all member- ships received; to secure from the Treasurer and for- 'g ward f%sMhmmgmtmNmbmlM w. to the National Office that portion of membership O '1 d! To aid, coordinate and integrate the work of the several 5' committees and division of the Branch. ' e! To submitreports to the Branchand the Executive Committee i at all regular meetings, or whenever required by either é body, covering the status of the Branch and its activi- ties since the date cf the last report; to submit to the ; Branch at its annual meeting an annual report on the - status and activities of the Branch. A copy of all re- ports by the Secretary when adopted by the Branch shall »w- be forwarded to the National Office. R f! To keep the Secretary of the National Association for 1; the Advancement ofChlored Peopleinformed of all events F affecting the interests of colored people in the vicinity I3 of the Branch, and to submit to the National Office, when- ll __. _.. _..._'_; _ -_:_ -as-".___e:: ,_ -_ _ :-;; '-.*;" .:r":--_-.__ ~'-. . L-_.."1r ;*_£1. -_-;':-_r:__:'::"'2a:.:":':_..:'; 2- .:?r.""_' 'L .L'L':_ ''_- __--;-_- 1;; -.*_-_= -_ _.-:--.____-;=:I__.*-* 1-é--2-'_=_ -'-_.._~' ._ :1_ - ~ ~ -- V--re -V '-ui92-.-.~ -.-- ..-.--._.._. 'U'I.!'~*_#L -I£PFi11 -ali--. ei W _.._~ :.:.= =-_-__ --.. --- _,. _,H_Hn T .r, W ! I1 I2 '13 n ~ - »-m I312 qt :5- _ o c --to IT . V - _ J5-77 Tn','_"';qI"I'?r-w!192:'- T2'; ' 4-;Ii.;2i-I$2 l; T 7;; .If_._T?TiT.- *7. _. _' T, _..':g:_-1,: _': '=1?-Igq- u=1l'.!_=_AL lt'T?¬&5=kw?»->-xv' ~ 7 ~' ' c c c : ~1'~~ + c _ *_ :. _ w%: : r _ ;~ '- ~;- -.----.."r'.~ ~ » ~~~ ' -which emay -be lar -: llE I2 I3 I! I - !l' § <'>"U?=%K3"£vI§ £33 '&'i':i'6'~G 'n"5'F- 3: f3 l5 Z_I'c"'JH Q -ii I i . _ 4 . -1-1 - =: ,_---- __: -_-__: ;'_#a_m2ra§- --7-:, ,<,- B: f-== :- .,_-- , ,...i;T~,;.,.. . ?'¥T1'-j ::_~"? .-.-1._ -1->7. ::7.__ . ,.-_____ :::-;§=;: >.?j,~;Lf ~ _ Aso p L - _ T7 _ _. .._.. _._.-__-..-.....__ 11 12 13 11! 15 I - .e?ee _ - -- _ _-... __|;:."....:-n-__ .7-1- -.-_-»< ..-'-<1 _o____._ :_ -.__.. ___ :1: =¢a=-. .-, -1;- ;_ 1qq .;-gm-1::- ... page-15.-i _- -I't':IlY;r_';;.- -P1".- , -cwr- K C H 'l C _ *7 7 H Iv! v"'_"""'_""" " " * " ""'-"" "" a e -- - - ---- ------~- ELECTION OF oFFIcE;zs mm -.._....al___._..__- .Wali.__.,. _ . 3-5 16 aw F z ] t""* "**"* it onxacvrrve oomrrrsa _ 6 __ _"j _ _ __ -- Section 1 The officers and Executive Committee elected Organizationat the organization meeting of the Branch :3; * Meeting shall hold office until their successors are nub ;» elected and qualify. e I'5~ I6 1 Section 2 Thereafter, all officers and the Executive Com~ ndttee, shall be elected by wallet at eacP annual Anmt l meeting of the Branch and E dll told off;=e for Meeting one year and until their successor: are elected SD and qualify. K1 I Section 3 All those who signify their intention of Leccm¢ ing charter membersof the Branch and their en~ §E 3Q,_I.'='¢".'»' -$§"f¢! 3 Z .1 " as = 0 ~w.-.~=-?r¢'=!.- r'w..:-it rai-;.-3 :.-..% -"I-' sf P-'=e---an--=_'_-.'=';..:.1., ,7 __ .-...-.,....'... .-_ .ei .-as-:1 ,,===;. _=>r*:1-g,-._==_,_,.: :_..-a-_%-ax-;-,_-__,h__;r;,__,4--:_:.::_i;=-9-.~-ea? ~ --~ ARTICLE V. '- F "** mi*ii mmmmmmMM&* *Wi1; Tif"ifW 1Q 1:.ii! §§us an0 IQ 1 5651 'l 32 Section 1 Any person may becomea member of the Branch in accordance with the articles of incorporation and Membershi p the constitution and by 1aws of the Association Q3 by paying annually in advance a fee of at least one dollar. Membership in the Branch shall in- any . clude membership in the Natibnal Association. 25 Section 2 .3 THE Any person paying an annua. membership 0? twp §a_'2;;' GRISIS dollars and fifty cents or more shall be en- titled to receive THE CRISIS withcit fu: ner- charge dring the year. as Section 3 30 . Members of the National Association in gacd standing where branches are being formed nay 31 Large embers at#* "affi1iate with"the"new-Branch and be"entit1ed ~ * - assessed to vote up~n presenting satisfactory evidence . It . of their membership. They shall not be cxpiratio annual membership fees by tde new Branch until the L n of the annual membership for which they have paid, Section 4 The Branch shall remit to the Treasurer of the Division National Asscciatinn the National Office's 36 Fees of share of all membership fees, within fifteen Q1 days of their receipt, in the fbllowing pro- .. portions, and may retain the balance in its for local purposes: $3 A treasury a! SENIOR MEMBERSHIP fur persons twentyeene years of __. _.._-..92 as An- In- .. .=-.....1 n 4.... in n. 1 '1 $2 I 3-E6 Ur uvrsrj qp1.vu; mu Nect4.'.Juu...1. 1P92-'u592-ljuffiuu -I-335-L .~ J treasury $0. 50, hi5 ,5 b! IOUTHIMEMBERSHIP for persons under twenty-one :15 years cf age! $0.50; To National Office $0.25; 1 ._-P @T_;.;r.¢-ea*7"- 'T;-;§- it 5 a , E: __ '._:_',.- _7092 _;»- r-t_.'.7_r:a_i='<:-1 "!£. T._ '-T -Irv-_. __--.___ -. é_-T%¢._l___' .--. . ,_,_,,v--_ ;___''7 ' ma;.;:%;.<. _ - Vi _ 0 -_--_-_._---- _.- -,.. . .._. .. - __. -0. -.. _ WV __.,_ We W, I _ __ 4% ______, . ._ __,_ __. T_ _.n.-H ! GOLD CERTIFICATEMEMBERSHIP includesTHE CRISIS.____._mr__ t and-all iiterature! $10.00, to"-National Office $6.25; -H--- -"~ -*-~+- ~f local treasury $3.75. 0 *' ' r! LIFE nsmssnsnrr - $500.00 or more. Life Membership shall constitute an endowment for the national work of the Association and the full sum shall be forwarded to the National Office.- Section 5 The Branch may retain for the local treasury ten $10.00! dollars out of every contribution Contributions of twenty-five $25.00! dollars or -acre which it W obtains. The balance of such coiivibutiuns shall be forwarded to the Treasurer of the Natiuial association. Section 6 Wherever the Branch cones within the jurisdice _1 tion of a state or region conference, assessments Q2 "5t;te* theljranch Ior l3 ll Regional "supportmof'the'conference'sha1I**' ""' " be paid into the National Office and transmitted ll Assess- by the National Office to the treasury of the ments state or regional conference, The amount of such asssessssés Shell be ¢¢tersi#@§ sy the § 5t@. sacrifices _ I5 or regional conference with the approval of the'¥ati%nal*Boar of Directors. !6- Section 7 The Branch may raise and retain funds for local purposes within the scope of the Association :1, r Other program, through entertainments and other Funds special activities; bt in all announcements re :2 garding such entertainments and special activi- 59 i "ties, the specific local purpose for which the funds are to be used must be made clear and a full financial at report shall be rendered to the Branch, the National Office, . cassnrassssuwag.;,;:::n'1=-"as 4- .Y ii§ai #;#I¥ w _.T 1-T1 -E 5t4= _T:15-:-:1 ;.*'.. ?-T-1 M7 :- - . --_-_._..nu-gs» V " """ ~ -='5 _ an-_-pqg- 1.g,,_,_ "=------' ---- ______; e 1' 21- :______-'W s m:--_..= - _ ,,,,,,-1---;T:I"H92F'92- V ,,. _ _:;1_%_ J1-3-7.1 _. 1I:;*_'_1,_,__,T.,7_r_< ' ' W g *'' '- " " 92 '-' """ ' " " "' -- - -ir _- : _ r_. --_ --,_-_ ,,--, _92-V --W ;_ nw__..._. ..._..._ -.._... "" " ARTICLE VI. _JW_W . -jfijj "-*"gEET;gg5;j;jjs%j: ~ ~~-+: ~ =~~fi,ea Section 1 Regular Regular meetings of the Branch shall be held db__L .LU;J.bu 92 -9.-92__ 0110:: _-u-A on .1 -nu Until, L and in IR Sli h u'thG1"Qubli Meetingsor special meetings as may be required. Section 2 The Annual Meeting fcr the election of officers, Annual which may coincide with the regular meeting of Meeting. the Branch, shall be held Eatween Novemrcr 1 and December 15, unless the time of the meeting is changed with the written approval of the National Office, * Section 3 WTittGn notice of time and place oi the annual > Meeting shall be sent by the Secretary -c each member of the Branch in good standing at least * ~»seven-days~prierate~the_dateun£_the.Annunll eeting,y y _____ Notice of the regular monthly or special meet- 31 ings shall be sent to each member in good standing in writing, 32 or published in some lwcal periodical, ex'ept thatnotiCe places of such meetingshave beenset by resolution of the Branch. I lH'" _* ____ __ __ of regularvmeetings-need-nt-be~senv where de£inite-datssaand ______Section 4 Special meetings may be called at any time and 3730 - % place on three days written notice by direction an Special of the President, or of any three membersof the Meetings Executive Committee; or on failure of these to act, by any ten members of the Branch. I 5 Section 5 The Executive Committee shall meet at least Executiveonce a month at such times and places as it may determine, Special meetings of the Executive CommitteeCommittee maybe called by the President, the - _ n 3 Secretary, or by two members of the Committee, on two days written notice. - Section 6 The Standing Committees appointed by the Executive Standing Comrittee shall meet regularly once a month at suck time and places as they may determine. special Comitteesmeetings may be called by the chairman or by two 55 K members ontwo days written notice. All stand- 51 K ing commdtteesshall report each monthto the Executive Committee 5a _ 59 at its regular meeting, "in .': "_7_,___ F _. L. . f .- --LT J.- :': 1?-eef:-rs,-A __.i< .r;=.. ~.;__,, .. -:*;1-,-r eazz-.=i...1i_,;|x;!u?_:~:i1-am.§;:_-_*__::q.=:|qgq:_ ".7; - Section '7 In the event a quorum is not present at H regular er special meeting of the Branch or en" 1 .djourned e committee of the Branch, those present at-W W rss'W-W- Heetings Aamthez time indspleeee "armvuhced far"s 'et=_" ' "' "* * ing, may adjourn the some from time to time s day, hour and place certain, and withs-~ut further notice a__'|'l business which might lawfully have been transacted at the original me sting may be transacted at the adjourned meeting. ____i: __.___ ARTICLZ VII . QUO RUM The number of members necessary to consiitute Quorum a quorum :_-t all meetings sn.:=.1l be decided upo-:1 by 2. resolution adopted by the Branch. h ___ f92R_'I ICLEgVIQZI. __ N p p i ORDER OF BUSINESS Unless altered or suspended at any meeting - der lo.f__.____..by ea.majorityl1roteee.L_the_nemhers_present, _ Busines s the following shall be the order of business at meetings of the Branch: ascertainment of members present Roo ngn-Inntm:-----v-_ 92-- nf rt ?-1'11-wnr-ma-inns neetinn ---_-- u of Reportsof Reports cffi cors of committe es Elections J A >_ Uni ini shed business is New business -a Rules of procedure as laid down in Robe-rt's Rules of Order shall govern the Branch except as otherwise herein provided. .'.RTICLE II REMOV.=J= OF OFFICERS Section 1 If a Branch fails to report to the National Office for a period oi four consecutive months, Branches the National Board of Directors may declare sq" Failing or all of the offices of the Branch vacant and to Report E order a new election. 15 ' ~ --- -- -'- -- ------_---- - _-F77 -VJ.» in-4 -»..7-._..-_-_._._-i------.f_-_e~7eYk-e- i.-c._.._.._.__.-.._.'-_, _-_., i._ . ~ ._ -4 - we-r _:[ _nn|1~.Ir;* . ,-==r_. ---1-i .. _ .- _- _ __ l. __e_:i_.. r_.._-qr: ; _i ;=_,4-5355 __ _W,_,_R;:;¬_,=_e___e;ii ;é_:__;_T_7--r__ ;¬___ _- ___ 1: ___ 31 32 Notice of removal shall be sent to the President, limb '5 W55Z71l37"m¥5e=rsinI d§endeTre1surcr~ni_ihe Branch hwcregisteredeneilosto§;LIll " ii __ their last addresses on file in the National Office and may be e=e 575 published in the official organ of the National Association. Upon receipt of notice either by mail or publiscation, the officers shall perform no official act and shall hold all records and monies F115 of the Branch, subject to the disposition of the National Office. 31 Section 2 The ational hoard of Direeters_nay also declare any office of the Branch vacant and order a new 9 ?¥-in Neglectful election, on satisfactory evidence that the officer and Uhit is guilty of gross neglect of his offical duties, 0 ii I1 G Officers or of such conduct as would be inimical to the best ' interest of the National association for the Ad- la vancement of Colored People or of the Branch. o~~ - I3 TY The charges against the officer oust be prefe:red _ in ritinp-and-siPned*bv~the-hereon-ersnersons-making-the~sane,-~______5 1, and forwarded to the National Office. Immediately on receipt :1 of the same, the Secretary of the National Association shall .6 33 forward a copy of the charges by registered nail to the officer I71 , at his last address on file in the National Office. No action I18 _" ** **" * " shsI1*bo"taEen"on the-charges"untit-fifteen-days~sterstho copy should have reached the officer by ordinary course of post. R9 He shall be entitled within the fifteen days to file with the National Office his answer in writing to the charges. The 50 ,s National Board of Directors reserves the right to hear and 51$ act on the charges and defense orzwritten statement, affidavit, 52 . or oral testimony as in its judgment justice may require. 53 'a 3u' * ~¢'3§ 3!"i§6_W3 33% 533$ ';'=p"" Bru . ¬_T __'_1, '" ""4 ,' " ii"":'_'f';..; '_%1.T',f._"iL"' .'l-é _'.'_'.1" ""';Z ; Ij ' ____';. 'jfi _'_'""_' TIT,"'5;T' I"'fT5_L'1;." .¢_ .i-%--r=- _. -.5 =-'.-.3-1. _'._Z T-4%.';=_u-4 3'I-$2u;_'_;-l-.._=..:-=<.i1;=-.- q __. i,:. __ ,-zltf..._i J-2;;-an-_*:ta.=.a:|m:=._ EL .c=?_2 = =_ ~--W was; _ _ _ _ _ ._._,_.. _ . . _ . ..._-._._. .._.-__ -.,_ .___,_i...__,.---____.._,_. . _ 4'____T______ .__..: ___. ..,... .. .._i_,.~_ H __ __.. . .._, - Section 1 The Gharter of authority received by the Branch _ _i.._r.... s-T_.,ei.. -.up¢,n 11,5 ad_[' _551.3nto the Natignal Association _fo_r_..:__.-___ '*" - Sus;$ensio"ni fhe_Advanceme:1t'of ColoredPeeple,"1:1a.y besuspcnded;"""vv"f""* ' and or revoked by the Board of Directors of the Asso-A-, i if if 1 Revocation ciation whenever the Board shall deem it for the best interest of the Association, Such revocation v shall not invalidate the membership of anymenber of the Branch in the National Association. Section 2 Notice of the findings and action of the board shall 5 be sent by the Secretary of the Association, by ti Notice of registered mail, to the President and Secretary of Suspension the Branch, and may be published in the official A2 organ of the National Association. In case the .- Charter of the Branch is suspended or revoked, upon receipt of p Ia notice by the President or Secretary by mail, publication, or s .- otherwise, the Branch shall cease to function and the officers 5 i shall forthwith forward all records, property and monies of the _ '_ #_i_IBranch*to thewational Office where thé"sa.me be_ appliéidt"1n" '_' _" F its discretion for the benefit of the conrmmity wherein the Branch was lo cated. ARTICLE II. AIITENIIIENTS With the written approval of the National Board '1 ! Amendments of Directors previously obtained, this Constitu- I tion By-Laws may be amended at any meeting of the Branch: Provided that ! notice in writing of the proposed amendment shall be given to all members at least seven days prior to the meeting at which the same is to be acted upon; or that ! the proposed sxnonczhqent shallbe approved at two successive regular meetings of the Branch- JLRTICLE III. AUTHJRIZED UOHMITTEES - S . Groups of seven or more individuals in-ocmrrunities 5 F too small to maintain a branch of the Association , _ authorizedmay be authorized by the Board of Directors to Conrrdtteeswork as Authorized Gomrrdttees of the National Asso- I ciation for the Advancement of Colored People, carrying out its purposes and objects and raising funds for its support as does a 1- ranch, subject to such rules and regulations as the National Board of Directors may enact. 1 I i 1'7 6 S L _ _ _ V'.__.a__'___... . :_. _...... ;'_._. _._"?.'_ _TI'7__'_'_ .'.o_;.I ;_---- ______..i___._+M ~~-we 7 .__'_..__ ".....__-.._.._-_-_ __il_.___~__ ?+_'4_..._.i______Tl___ ._. , ._., ___. __ _-.._ ___,_ .-r P _ 1 .:._=f :'._--'--v' sf-E-swan:-:_':. r.'-1:" '_..-'.-7,211 --'-v'--'-';iIw'I?n - "-uI- i ._-_vz.<-:. _ =';'.~ '=*m_f'__-"T" -.L1. 7.--'<===92.-lev_- :¢T.== _;au:2-'- _ _.._ _; ....=o-rs-2. to 77 .. ;,RTICLEIIII.o " " 92 C CW YOUTH COUNCILS AND' " """' » JUNIOR YOUTH COUNCILS Q Youth Branches of the Association may organize Youth Councils ani Junior Youth Councils which shall Councils be subject to the control of the Executive Committee, and to such rules and regulations as the National Board of Directors may enact; L C ARTICIE nv. _ _ toms-s AUXILIARY g ti Branches of the Association may organize a Woman's oman's Auxiliarysubject to the control of the Tauxili Executive"Cemmittee'an _t5 s 6h Tu1es*énd TGg i latiens as the National Board of Directors may enact, 1 F _"n _g nRTICLE XI. Section 1 Non- '2; Limitation No indebtedness or obligation shall be in- ef Nationalcurred by the Branch or an of its officers Association or agents in the name of the National Asso- ciation for the advancement of Colored People, officers or and the National Association shall not be s'5 responsible for any indebtedness or obliga- Section 2 tion incurred by the Branch or by any of its agents. No indebtedness er obligation of more than one JA 1 1 hundred dollars shall be incurred in the name or behalf of the Branch unless by vote of the é Executive Cemittee. _ 3 ARTICLE XVI. Section l FISCAL AND BUSINESS YEAR ScheduleThe fiscal and business year of the Branch shall begin January l and end December 31. _ Section.2 The officers elected at the annual meeting shall be s- - 1- 1 ' 0 rq. ' -ba»l=t= -'-T -w-, *-2....If :.. ¥=-- fee~ .:I$~_ 33.: '-iasrswx-ear-nr.=.T-::- -- nan; _411114.. _n-.im.__;=1;-n:,.;gq~~ ¥.ll'. .".-'-J1;-+2;- -.a1£I!i}|1~; = ~v . ""7" " E W IWfffjThere is g Memphis Branch qr-tnqwfap1sqa1,ssso-;-~~ -+~--~~;W i5 EI6, T} E3 *3 nu, > as . . - -.._------e _ _ ._,- n '- - .A _?v--q-=== - : _-_=_%. W _~_T_::%-.-1 __ __ .. 5*?-1, __ T. _ ._ l¢_T-e._~ *--.- ~'TT- '-3! é;;:5T ' : T- f4-;~b'r =- 1-, ,,% .-; _wr=-.-;-=Y- F -.. . - =5-:'_;;'1IIz:!:'|!lsIh- ve-I-/v !-v - '~. . = -I-~' H! as - He further advised that all of these individuals __ ~ -= - -~ment .c,_ named andthat have signed the'yew~ere*11ot*'members""of the oath of allegiance a.r1y"m1hversi{grvup- ' *_'i_ to the Federal Govern-_. .___._._-. IQ511; . ' 253$-u-== rJ92 a 'r:-'o92ncn~z m;w Ho~bd-am: uh II N l92f!l3i-Q-l' 73' HP . rpm; - --_-3-____ _-__ _ __ ,>-_ _,~_';;:,_:_ l .3_E:f':I:,-"_ _n ;-._:. ~;4_ __-A 'r.:.:-_ _*'-;-_:_.._- .~:_ .: :-._.._- - -JL *- .¢ '- ~ '.-_; __- - -;__L *- ... :.|:|-1:-_¬..z='i=_ _'za'.-_-.=1- :t..'._'. .'_ . .. ° ' .. . -_. _ .. ._....-.-._.-- W1-" ._----..r.W...~.WW-_-. I;; ;; I 4.1 1.-._,___,,A;_. ii 1. ;:_-1- I'*1T!;;'.* _. 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AT JAG-KSJN,TENIESSEE: h ' ' Will endeavor to determine the nature cf the acti- cities of the Jackson Branch at Jackson, Tennessee of the N.A.A.C.P. as ~ _ ~: __e as .-__a< _e_a AT NASH ii Will attempt to determine the character of the activities of the Nashville Branch and of the individuals who 3 are officers of that branch, 1 8 i PENDING 9E-ll 4-Tfi-F 12.1-T9 _ ,4! il xxjiqxju XXXXXX XAXXAX rzntntt wnsitu or lHli'£STlGLTllJN row: astute use lliFOFiWJI0li' SHEET ____L___ Pap-:§1uiz. .hi=ld er.rirel_i ai this location in the filc-. One or more of the following statements, there-§ E |r..1i<-e_u-d. explain this deletion. - I . f I Del:-t.i:~:.' u?1dt'f¬Lt i". .PllDFi':'~l _ _ 1 __ Iiith no segregable material available for release to you. 0 II] I |nl'on:aLior. peruairied O l_92' to I third pa.-1_92~ with no reference to you or the Subject of your lvquest Cl i lnfortzation pertained only to a third part!. You: na_-no is listed in the title only. 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No onecan 0-all as subversive we zqsfuss' -v 2- ;, '-.3 n in {status quo poeitlon l V '" ' ' - ..._- . - . 92. 7 { - . p -U. .. ,.-...... ,. _,..__._,_ __ 4 92._,._ ..:,__ . 1 list of objectives outlined inclildedj no segregation ,-_~ 9 'h'{"f,he armed services;war Jobsopen to all; no bias "against z_'1eg;1~oest :'|:r_r-*-7__-** I|_92____ .__l____ _.____--_92 _D .Ll__ .l____.'92.L.l_.____.n _____= ..__;..!n:e .....1.-. .._¢~44.4 .-...... 31 - "~"'s'_ -'~ ' .LBD'DI' 92.'lIl],Dl'15§I." II].UV&.l. U1 "U13 l.l'l592LL i|]..[lgEli-Cl. U.IlSC.l.BUb.l..1J.92.--X Ll.l.B U1. I-NU 565$ ?- ~:e~»92e-.,,»~_ _. 33 ..1..'i_i.":-1- . r gating of blood oi negroes andwhite donors by the Red Cross-in plaujns_sI_;gr_;ks"i * 'abolition or"Jim Crowd rules in voting, gm-y'aerv1¢'e_,'snp1syssnz, E vi _ - tion and housing. - d§|§§':'.1 1 ' J-. - 7 -- "7-H --- -'-= - ---''5 - - - . .4 T. _ .5 :1 __--51;...-1%;_k;;L;':....;_;lg.:;;:=f:'_ I - . _ _ - - . . ' 1"' 1'-.-',_ _ - _ _. __ 1 - At a mass meeting Oi-1A1=l10'1 I'AA. BASS,negress, edillii-l?.i'__,.-:,_..;; -___ _, .f_e_;| of the California Eagle, leading Los Angeles negro weekly newspaper, ad-' .lv1§i s'_ dressed the assemblagein a stirring talk Ihich followed the Commurmlst -3'4 * "led Party line. It will be noted that in the July 1.6, 191:2, issue, o£_HI§ '5 ..l . . Salifsrnia Eagle, an sdiwrisl by & iPLQ'1"1 AA. BASS descrims her 3. -'~'-ed.-= -- r ,6 ,'.|_J_*., _'.1q. bion regardingthe ConmmnistParty as follows: _ . _ ._92-.- ~_-7_-I ; 2». .2 ,, | -' _- ¥ fit ._ a: ' , .¢- . - -. _ l92_" "We mustpause tohell reinstatementof the 215: - Oomnunist Partyupon the ballot in the state_o_.f-Oalifomig .- -*j1':T "?'§;"'§f'§ This newspaper once felt that no good could come from the .1 Q :7 e infiltration of Communism in the Americéri political scene? -, -_ P -;.__92i UT? s The changing 01 our views on this matter is reflected also . ,3"W '__-_1_-_;; gs <1?-R-H 7 in the change of policy of the ,5:-eat state at Calilomig h_-'J. ~ 9 - sod iogoue logie lgr in the develop;sep_rt oi. true set-_Lo@' 92;; upity around the victory for emti-_-Fascist world;-9 5; :,*_ ',4 V. _ . _: .- - 92_ '-. . " 4,: ~- ' -1 - The lips Angela:Sentinel" hadthe {allowingt-0. Q3 _ ,-.," _ - .--'f..'_'-- i_ tnsgardixmg CiU.RlDT'TABASS? 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She further stated -that " -...a.-r.,,,a _*;' .2! ; - .- <-...=;-J'."1'. - "Hts ... . lmerican Fascists such as the Talnadges, Coughlin, in Klux Klan, of -' 2.8. .. -fu '!"f'.' ? _ 155$, ,_ md the vbole host of appeasers would be in control of-1-hc.eountt'I_-..~g. gg ' . '- ' - _- if !~II'I'I. 1s.rms_ ' . éhe Dirt-her stated the poll tax execution 1 1.; -s.-iv;--.==:;.|§js.-.=s|!--2 .-tn.» ._; -1|.-. 30 of ODELL WALIER, Virginie negro sharecropper who killed his _.» -.--_. . .';-1 lord, was due to the poll tax, lpole sat" congressmen Ircln the A 31 §.,;'_-, ._.. -. . . 4 92 - southern states. It will be noted int Gommuniet newspapers ans-~* sponsoring considerable ' agitation in the ODELL WALIER '¢ase'!'.'"i"""f"" 32 She said that the neg!-oes must_immeciiate1;' demand a':nixod brigade; -_ A ' in the anned forces, and fair employment practices; ' one said _ " 2*. that before we can enter on the nal battle against the imperi-'- 1,1, 1 Kr _ @_.1%s~L1t~:sio=s_¢¬...#_2§§r._ r_¢;.m@#§t._¢.r§[email protected]$»@__i*4_==_.='1§_-_.i@ M=Z*1- ' .~ i i W sion she called for an immediate establishment of a 'secoE'_§_!_'0I1 _§:_',;-__'_ - in Europa .| - 92_ . . »_ . _-g-;__ ~" .5_ "-_-; ':" |"*; 1}':- . - - . - . ,_,,_,__ _ _- I-"- -_.- ___ . -1 The complete text oi CHAR.LO 1 I .§'A. BASS" talk appears-__;_ . . . in the"Celj.-i ornie' Eagle" issue _oi'_Jqly 23, 191.2, which is being ret,ainQ inethe sdaject file. . . __ ,. _;. - - -r . " The July '23, 191.2, issue oi the "California msglsi . carries an article in which the resolutions adopted by the conterenoe 1'; ._ Ilre:1'0 discussed. The resolutions are as follows: A Pacific charter " s urged, the capital march on Washington movement re-endorsed, the'poi1-ts: J struck, e New Dies Committee asked, and a national youth executive _ tee of ten members dqnanded. -- " . l t - ' . _ _ . I 7 -_ _ _ I L-__:_, - . _ .".. - _. ' _a___ ~. -_ .__V J ______ _ ,- __ 92 - K ..q,_ 1 resolution endorsing the immediate establishment ofa second front in Europe Ins tabled, two recounts being necessary on 1:-he_ ' 1|? tabling motion. . _ .' 1 . _ ' - _ -'_;_ I ,_ ' _ '- - -' . . _.._'- .7. 1 - .. '. "1 .. .--_. ' ' "-'1 .. 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' NATIUNAI. .A£~°0CIATION FOR THE ADVAIICELIENT OF OOLDHIID PEOPLE. from B -. literature iubmitted it would appear that groups interested in it-9 G1 -Iii} = ,. _ " bution were the Goqumunist Party, Socialist Party, and Socialis q Ivr-l_sera '~ :1 @ J :; Zz '*'1he V . liar-and tne , Negro The People" by Fa -ii JAHSS Pésrd Wziiil l, and these pm etg ore - *"J - _ __ the rubber stamp of the Pro .-,1-egsive Buoi; 5 _ 6,_G0|nm:ur1_5:Bt boqk §1iatzf1but$_ng 2 ,J>@:-:¢-_§».921£s{Ms@;z§.- _ " i " A r" ~ < i " _ ''gd,'!Al1 ._ . - for Hr DAVIS", The Soclalist qlhich is Workers publisher} Part-y by handedb thenatiolhal 't. paq1ph_leta headquar't_,arI entitl-591 ;,, , thi or anl at on and tie ' he ietrliias v é ociaiast Par 's eff ' urther by- -. tho dia- " ' " n tht in- 1 trlbuted The , .|.1cat1on 0 _ St Par Y SR6 _8-¢ _, __ __ _W IA -. tional headquarters in New York City, and a -thrwawar Mi-i*»l<-= | Alli, A? =¢ 'i ' IENDELL WILLKIE my ODELL rmzsa Was Murdered"; ~ ~_ -_ ._ , , we. 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A _. lljt BY?-Ioesis El" FAC'iS:Tnis organizationwas foundedin 1910l%¥ iU--JJ_-_LJ¢- ' Iork, New Iork. The Fourth National Conven- ' 92 tion of the Iorkers Communist! Party of Lmerica held in Chicago in 1925 reported that .5I it is permissable and necessary Ior selected ? o c Communists not the Party membership as a E . whole! to enter in the National Association for the Azvancement of Colored People conven 1 ii I tions and to make proposals calculated to enlighten the negro masses under its influence __:92 | u _ t as to the nature and necessity of the class struggle. The identity of their exploiters ; and their leaders in the same persons and the treacnerous nature of reformist measures pro- n posed. A list of the National Officers and the officers oi the Chicago Branch are set forth in tnis report. A Jar Emergency Con- I ference was held in Detroit on June 3 to 6, 5 __ ' 0 >3. '10/'2J-7H-.10 AAA:--I "l"'n-iqare-nn'i'znT.inn Vic,--:4--w w-v-- v---- tnnk -- an active ---~- re DEPT.7 I in the trial oi two police Ofl1C6T5 after the shooting of ELMO VASSEH,a negro boy in the Hor- gan ParkDistrict ofChicago on Hay 13, 1943. 92_'r I . - ,92 :%s.sm.nOH-FCII II. 1-2.4.£ /éd II:-7'7 c U DETAILS: DAT] OF HEYIII " - / ]-V gt Chicago,Illinoi . 1 / ;;: 1 92 ls: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ..:~;'2:'-no AI."-.3s;»F,: ¢.i 1:"-.~;'TE - - f <5 Pr.-"*'*~f*::_;f ""r*- = V- i émg_m;*__r__mp_2LKQQs1@ - ». Y u = __ 4135?; - ,. "~ 7 §; 4_¢d*'1@u; 6? -FL 921;?-..rU_.-'- J. "7 Copiesi69.9'*~£t8F?Ol'L o-. Il hgrt asJ I M1 1;1. H we i um¢~4Ia El I-"_ 1 S 4 s Q i F 2 __ M-_ _ ' QQH- hf: 92 ;: f ' .» nae. bl T The followingarti ie appearsin the January 1943 29, issueof " rentt---1 Histor " entitl .ent Years of Ne ro Pro ress"' HRBERT , B!; 'Y ' Y _g______g_____bY . - ~ Director of Publicity,_NICPT _ "At the end of MavJ D 1909 the National Negro Gcnvress O C was bevun-I among 2 the conspicuous abse»*ees being BOOKER T.WASH1NGTON. At that con- ference race relations were discussed in the plan formed in the ,;_ , Cooper Union, New Yorh, with a frankness and directness of state» A J Chicago File N0. 100-8261 I lip - ' ' i as made into motion pictures. Mr. PICKENS has written a comprehensive article on lynching during the pest forty years, details the campaign conducted over these pest forty years r _ against this evil in America by the NAACP. This article is to be published in newspapers in Moscow, Berlin, and Paris whereas Mr. PIGKENE has always written for Russian magazines cn trelmerican race problems." " s I F [Q -5-|-»- The following information J15 obtained in » 1 ourth National Convention" O.411 official report of Workers fCommunist! Party of America held it Chicago, Illinois on L"@ust 2L to 33, 1926: es, In the NAACP, the negro bourgeoisie together with the middle class white -Jar-~_...i reformists and under the partial leadership of the bourgeoisie such as represented by Senator BURTON, Chairman last Republican National Convention! find the chief Radium for its refirmist operations. Yet it is a parade and a reflection of the now passiag perlod of the patronizing of the negro cause by the capitalist class, that this organizatioi at its last I ' 1 convention, appeared in the role of championing, though in a timid and . i "respectable" way, negro LDFkET'S right to admittance in the trade unions. 4 1 In this organization, under present circumstances, it is permissable and < necessary for selected Communists not Party membership as a whole! to enter its conventions and to make proposals calculated to enlighten the negro ink masses under its influence as to the nature and necessity of the class strupe . ihe identity of their exploiters and their leaders in the same persons and the treacherous nature of the reformist measures proposed. However, it is only when the Communist work is so broadened and extended in the field of negro movements as to make our Party stand out as the only real champion of the negro against lynching, all discriminating and all oppression and exploitation that we can successfully cmbat the influence /t of such oourgeoisnmvements. ask The aim of our Party and our work among the negro masses is to create a powerful proletarian movement which will fight and lead the struggle of the negro race against exploitation and oppession in every form and which will be a militant part of the revolutionary movement of the whole American working class, to Strengthen the American revolutionary movement by bringing itto the ll,500,00 negro workers and farmers in the United States, to broaden the struggles of the American negro workers and farmers, connect them with the struggles of the national minorities and colonial peoples of the world and thereby further the cause of the world revolution and the dictatorship of the proletariate. adopted unanimously!." ._ 3.... r':l'92 .§ ?FM. . a {_ Chicago File No. 100-8261 The following information was obtained frcm a rnanora 'ttenthe on . s 1 B1»mo? { iled1» Th " §7 . n-¢---.- -- 7 ~ H92Jll92921 92f92r92 B91-| "G+ llI11- RUE! <1!-v92§§+r92 I"""1 i 1 1 /' / m92 - a s__.. 1 D 54mar :7' clucling ? A ?Y TIHIT IMETOII, E. W. HEZ~'l };+3:. HO_I:._L§QI_o,'F'R.ANCIS - HARLESBIKE,ED? RABBI S,J.STE1 FEI'J USSELL, HNand , o hers: In 1927 it ham grown from this small committee to a nation-wide organization Irith branches in "forty-four states and the District of Columbia with a gross expenditure of $78,834.27 in 192'/. Primaryobjectives on the organization are to fight against segregation, ciisfranchisement of colored voters in the south, lynching, to rullify rnti-i_nter-marriage laws, segregation and other la-as directed against social equality oi negros with whites. _ Official organ of the group is the "Crisis" edited by W. E. B. DU BOIS. I I I i % J Chicago FileNo. 100-e261 i - _':_, _; t__;;§;;, _ is a s<>=m1=-»+»Party member, active aswell, in Communist affairs and organizations. See Who's Iho!. Fm eecutive Q we1 I*I£.aCP " rd a Po = a uarlano rune uiractor has served at the same time in company rith most 2 of the Garland Fvnd Lirectors on the National Comittee c1 the!Re 's hid Society, the A.C.L.U. - The NRACP emulates the A.C.L.U. among negroes. In fighting for "negro rights" naturally, it has ton tho friendship of many negroes, tianselves up _' opposed to the Red movement who believe it to be a purelv altruistic Agency without radical or political motivation. According to a NARC? h;Tletin : J dated February 19, 1943, the follw ing are the National OifiC6Tn of this L! nnnn SQ]- Ml? n4 nIa+ UL -Jlll ll t92v92 ! -_ H *¢hITE,Executive Secretary R »JlL1I$§,,Lssistant Secretary I n.'.1s'; E¢. IAJJ3}.IN,Field Secretav';' Teens-;"o'u;Rs1-u'.LL,Courml Special TESLIE-PERRY, administrative Assistant, » Washington Bureau t-poll-'1 ELLA J.:¬EE§%,AssistantSecretary Field MaDISGN.Si ;,HES, JR., Youth Director PhENTIQE¢f§0MAS,merit '1-heER, Publicity andSpecial Promotion Assistant Counsel Du Accor .ng to an article app:'Ping inthe Chicago Defender JD January 33, 1943, the Chicleo Branch of the N&ACP installed its new ofiicers as follows: 4 Atty.OSCLR GEORGEA.ggesident, zKEY, B1jéOWN, lst VicePresidentIda ManagerWells B. Homes ULYSSES . EYS, 2nd Vice Presiicnt C}L&RlE3 n.,! vRmu',Treasurer - _/ Sf1 /;ZRCHANT, ATT0IJ, Assistant Sec:-at:-r"'Secretary. I 1 Executive C omnittee 92 9292 R. ¬£kLT-TERzaaanrcrxn Earn-".sr:~t1I E" execs BISHOP JALE3A. Eur SIDNEY P:""BRO??N r_I'.'.- _I In -'_ I -. 5 I '5'"1'1: ' I litter; < 1 Chicago File N0. 100-8261 5 7 . l92l92 REV. MARY c ns, : ALD EFFIER. 7?0s':msmmlncam '-X . ETHEJ. M. ?R'I1.LI.hFtD E Ji 1 WILLIAM nsmr tr >-.. A. CHARL_%A_J.c. nlgl.{Emits LLOPiZ.o u._ cm J1=.-1:2 s.,='mz L,IRVIN C.'z?!£LISON ROCE=E.TEL"T" EusszrzIKIILLIPS 0."-iianns JOH-HJPITTE» ,,__ wI1:_1"u.: 0.Li 7l.L57":n.n=LE L'T .PIfi mi , 1 oscm" I1';r~';,.-1 .. Knuth; vim ell ,91lfi*?@L1iS. ROSlNE7{§LE?., President '-in- *-Q LORENZO §E§;LING, Vice Presidentt I RLBFQTIN£'§AYLES, Recording Secretary MARY 5EI.b7$1LDEN, Treasurer Kw" __»2._'s"ill_is»:.v D I , 1/- ETHEL M. LTARD, President LUCIE Er 1-EPSON, Vice President EATTIE C. ; Recording Secretary BE1AT_'iICE E. TE'ELE, Corresponding Secretary JOSEPHIM; 4,. DANE, Er-==.;-;su:re:~ The "Chicago Lsfender" Ln its issue of February 13, 1943, contained the irr- I. formation that the Chicago Branch of the NAACP will hold its third annual All-Chicago ing as cha_i;I_jman Victory is ms. Tee ET]-{EL at the H72-5-TBERTSON Pe. kvufey Ballroom on who will March be assisted L5,, 191,3. by Mrs.Serv- 92- EFFIER.-TCBT_- T1 _,» and MRS. JEAN-ff ? ¬RAY. The orogram outlined by the Presi- dent, ECRR C. 48?-?.0 »'JI¥, included e definite adv-"mcement into the Field of Transportation to obtain e-_mployne1'1t for colored urorke-rs as motomen, con- ductors, bus drivers, ticket sellers, or for any occupation in that industry- - 92 I .- 6 - BU! ' . 3 F_': _,;92.l!fT E , _ ' *. Chicago File No. 100»-8261 "m92.w92" ? b»F" It is also noted that "WALTER WHITE, Executive Secretary of the NAACP has a regular column appearing in the "Chicago Defender" entitled "People and "92, Places."tA, K 92 January 16, 1941 was National Defense Protest Day for persons of the colored i race. 'I'he Chicago Branch of the the NAACP held its meeting at the Good Shepherd Congrecitional Chars.-h, 57311 ,Pra.Lrie avenue. The chief ccnplaint seems to be that the Ar-my and Navy are not permitting negroes to obtain positions of importance; negroes are e.»:c'l11ded from jobs in certain plants holding defense contracts. Itwas stated that the trouble is due to the ----I- n Unions refusal to permit neg:-oes to membership. Reverend HQRULD MJKINJSLEY negro!,Pastor of the Good Shepherd Congrega- tional Church and Reverend JALIEIS L'." BR.a1' negro!, Bishop Methodist Church, j§ -§ were speakers and stated that negroes were justified in feeling cool toward F 1 defense efforts and should to slot in condemning Germany because German Generals were the salvation of the Northern Armies during the latter years oi the Civil Vial and without their help, the North would not have been vic- torious. _ D Professor PAUL H. _'D/C.IJGL£t3S of the University of Chicago stated that negroes should enjoy equality with whites in the Army and Navy. b'lb ems that a nee ng Q;" ' 91 __ __ was held .q , on Fe ruar} , ' l_, _94l at - __e _'r;__A_, 1: corn- -5! of Tabash and 31th Streets. The Chairman of this meeting was ROY QUINN and Hr. MADISON JOILJE, National Chairman of the N£.1;f.P was the principle speaker. JONES stated, "We can't continue in the present form of democracy." BERTT VF. I~'¬ldAN spoke on the A.meri:~an Youth Congress Townhall in Washington b andvIc'rmm ¢no.1ra told what they and haddone "r again t negro n .[N'KLEdiscrimination She was accunpanisd _.o" rnnenrtittown spoke in regard to his Draft Status. He stated that he had appealed his _ J Chicago File Ho. 100-8261 rekmi "" '- and1-A classification this ifdidn't work, on the he basisand of use his social religion conceptsas anescape and discrimination e orted that the NMCP is a Communist Front 1',ganization in the y State of Iisconsin P _l | an ¢ ARTHUR-§?IM3AR92Iis at present theNational President of the NAACP and WALTER WHITE is Executive Secretary The Informant reported that SINGARN is a. Jewish Attorney and tiat WRQTW. TI-IITE is a negro "I1-',L'1 ER11-IITE hasa daughter, JQIE -/92Y'~II'I s11n 3 recen who y been ele ted President oi the Home of Representatives 2+ SI l1"'1Col] ago Tm Iniormant lurther r-=r rted tut the "Cri ms" Magazine _ i the official organ of the Hm OP and the the following are the officers of this magazine: RA'f'wILhI"> Editor GECBGE bf ;CI-IUYI-Ht, BusinessManager E5i1toria1_Aovisory_§oer;ci LOUIS ARTHUR B BPINGnRN swmtnn L.- QUIT! law "92'.92JH ._1, i_3 .4 f n +3 Chicago File No. 100-8261 WIILIALEWHITE 1 Jong amorm. . ex | - I IF .- This magazine is published by the "Crisis" Publishing Company, 69Fifth i fl Avenue, New York City. _ -' 92 Dr.is the LOUISSecretary, is Mrs. the are President LILLI?g_¬f7§1-EXA92 13E!l <=d3_J .»h1s is theTreasurer.caupany, publishingmam mam: In£or- The 92 ml . 3 mant further stated that R. ILL? » BI-l=tN£.Tl-I1 is listed 2.:=amem'r.»o:- of the Ebtecutive Committee of the Chicago Branch, is the dimer of the Etbernathy Companyu x Bishop JIIISI EBAY is theBishop theof coloredMethodist EpiscopalChurch 1 92 in South Chic_p',c. Rev.Mi-BY G. FTVMIS "lsthe Pastor at the Cosr..-.~polita.n -3» Community Chu;ch, 51ft and Wabash. ET?JAMIN GRANT is a fonmer Alderman of the Lity oi Chicago. CHkRLEi.-3 J. J='.IfKINSis a member of the State House ' Q--I-- .-,_ of Representatives. IRVIYTI C.LEULLISON is an Attorney. ?1OOSEVELT PHILLIPS is the owner of the Filling Station at the corner of 46111 and Wabash and C. UDELL TURPIN is associated with the Eighth egiment at the Lrmory in Chicago. '!'~ s The following inf crmetion was obtained from an article which appeared in the "Chicago Uefender" on Nay 29, 191.3: , Sf delegateswere electedby theExecutive Committeeof theChicago BranchW D- of the N£..¬.CP at its monthly meeting to attend a war emergency conference to0SC£.R be heldBROWN, in Detroit June C. 3 toThe June 6.President. delegates Thiselected announcementas was made byfollows:were | $6-=19. C. nn MRS» EFFIE R. F _5".'EF. S. KEYS ll. C. W35 NEH» IRWIN C. H0 ISON - I CHARLES ._ Y The altarne-.+e delegates were as follows: -n "| Y mn1.t1.mvv IL; It-Qhll-ll w11.Lma my/muss suesrm 0.-',¬'92HFNDS '°' BUN| Chlcago Elle No lOO-8261 IRA n.7 IIIIAM§_T4_- REV D DE WITT/ URPEAU It was also learned that the le g 0al staff f t he Local Chapter of the N&ACP was andcoposed of atate Senator C C WIMBIQH Attorney JILLIAJ TEMPLE 1 i IF '.. ers to the F» av--r phcne numbers are F 3. inquest in I. behalf of the R . r PEJDIIE - 1 - - .1 », 3 Chicago FileNo. 100-8261 "Fri . | £0 k - "h"92 I UNDEVELOPED LEEDS NF-1 YORK _ FIELDp __ Dljl lg iI : At NeW_Ior__ _ k C itg Copies. of this report are being gr- designated for the ea York Field Office for their informetio The uéw York Field Di"ision will consider opening a case on this uPg3niA3tl0n whose E-'_headquartersin ere NewYork City.L 92 5 an L =, F i,_. - P'EID*L3 >3,. -,¢. .._e._¢-4 > 3!!-P'- ..~_,_._ I _ 11. k 4.750 12.7-Tm 9 I G XXX KKK XX XXXX X!C~§XXX FEDERAL BUREQU OF IHVESTIGKTION FOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATIONSHEET ____|__ Piaget:-lhilhheld entire-l_92at thislocation the in file. 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P 1 Stated aims, objectives, history //0*! __ - 1 Informant reports NAACP operate; -Nationalthroughout L1.0 Association of the for L|.B thestates. Advancegeni o§FGoloredPeople of about 200,000. MAQP leaders l reveal and officers set forth. approximately 1000 branches Reported a total membership denounce Comnu ni s x an d t eand CP j _ D Cont ent sof a E 0 ,4-A" ' 4' nt ation a organization and an "Umbrellato get out 92 ofthe rain". Indications ofCP toinfilgrage andddgginate 0 th NaACP92 B h throu hout the United ta es an S " P-__ -.__. - tegritori-eerie;girth. E _ X aw» /-1»-I/3.4H./ - 92 ' QR] 9-I _é_!:_:,_.__';_::_¬'i.-ICU! I "' *-_ * = ., cuss. *' um.-O I .,=. ' 1711-? 1 1- Pei A "' '»' 1/ ;. 5-;r I /I 92 [ - q- ¢p v I !- I v I V ' _ Amm " -1 .4 * m1wt;;;I ;' c1ess.aEztQBv_§EPDATE r0nw._;;'r <:r HOW FORW.,* | "'*F :1-;"q:. 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Maryland > Y Massachusetts | n6-Q9 I 92~w/! Michigan ua-so ! _ . . -2- " H;11 f1' 0» 2% ¢_»~ I 92 CU NTIAL 21%? s ' . A .¢ ,__. . . ;}- {T} r 0 NY 100-7629 I I r'*y_ 1-1_-yr! r? 9 maxi}; pa _ gmqwssf comnu! ih92_ N! F0 ,, Minnesota -.11:-la-IPAGE Mississippi ¥;#: STATE LND_gQCAh_§; Missouri wrong conrvn! Montana 59.60 Nebraska 61 Nevada 61 New Hampshire 61 ~ New Jersey New Mexico 61,62 New York 3 .. North Carolina North Dakota 22 s Ohio Oklahoma '-._- - Oregon 63-66 Pennsylvania Rhoda Island South Carolina -35 South Dakota 66-63 Tennessee 9 Texas Utah 28-32 Vermont Virginia 2- 3 Washington 83 * West Virginia Wisconsin 83-B6 I :¢____: Wyoming as _ -1*;92:.f .m. .: 92 District of PuertoRico K'II.=§ and Virgin Islands 1 B6 on - l .1 1-,-I . ;v92 _92-. :4-_.'=_¢ 87,88- P -g 88 U "ML 88,89 b . ;' ~,,, .a_ . Q ar.f ? _ -..-_-- ri . D NY 100-7629 g g 1 . ,_ -.1 !-i." '.' O ..- . . TwH%lLS: For purpose of brev ty, the National :*" Association for the advancement of Colored People will henceforth in this report be referred to as the NAACP; in like manner, the Communist Party as the CP and the Communist Political Association Z . '92 as the GPA! i All Informants utilized in this report are of known reliability, unless otherwise indicated. The GP and CPA have been designated by the Attorney General pursuant to Executive Order l0h5O. --_-an -..,_- - ' .. sATIOsaL ShGTION ,-1-._>_.~. prianization ...,.-__ ._ Origin ;."'.».92 _ From e pamphlet publicly distributed by the hsLCP entitled "How The Rational association for the Advancement of Colored People Began , a history was ohtsined- This nanphlet was made available by Y0 .._;; 1" . i3 bl it The NAA CP was born when MARY HHITE OVINGTON, . -T1-Q its first member, met with WILLIAM LNGLISH WALLING, a columnist, during the first week of January, 1909, in a smell room of a new York apartment. The first conference was held on the evening of may 30, i909, at Gooper Union, New York City. Over 1000 guests were invitcc and the initial conference was considered a success. -':.._-W i ;.'- f- 92-. It was not until the second conference held in May, 1910, that the group organized a permanent body to be known as the National Lssocietion for the advancement of Solored reoplc. Its first officers were listed as follows: L1,- '-'7'-'?, é , -I-».:5" "=5" .r,.*_ a2 . :' 2;"." =2T V-3' r-'4.'- '' >--- f -Mr.92 -1 W cum 92!WaL 1 - -.. ~-- ;,,._,.--_,. -,s.,~A-- H --luv -a r r H _92-T>:w_~__:V_: -:_-nJyg4_!92| 4--,£1+.:$ .- 'I92u- . | *' = z. L - l1.£ - -.1l_ NY 100-7629 P » < --. .-ti,_92.. P . ... iladnl-I-1-bl -,»__ hOORFlELU STORLY, §sticn-- President; r» WILLIaM LNGLI&H WALLING, Ohairman of the * - - Executive Committee; --'"_ 1 JOHN bF92MILHOLLnHD, Treasurer; _: OSwALD GARRISON VILLARD, Disbursing Treasurer; _..-W FRaN¬sS ELA3 OhR, Executive Sccrctary; Dr. W.b.B. DU LOIS, Director of Publicity and Research A In November of 1910, the first edition of the NAACP magazine The Crisis" was printed with Dr. DU EOIS as its editor. - was b 1 " if fi azatfvu us a 1ur..1 ilu<31" " S Of i fn_d_ .. §E §§Q §i@5_§Q Objectives A review of the Certificate of Incorporation at the Hall of Records, New York County, Clerkis Office, on may 11, 1954. revealed that the NAACP filed its Gcrtificate for fncorporation under the New York State -1 membership Jorporation Laws on June 19, 1911. 1 The principal objects for which the Corporation was formed are: To promote equality of rights and eradicate caste-or race prejudice among the citizens of the United States. To advance the interest of colored citizens. To secure for them impartial sufferage. To increase their opportunities for securing justice in the courts, education for their children, : F employment according to their ability, and complete equality before the law. To ascertain and publish all facts bearing upon these subjects and to take any lawful action qr J av lO0-7629 _ ' -",1. -, 4,»-.-- L "" F : '-P-_|»; .- thereon} together with any and all ings which may lawfully be done by a membership corporation organized un er the laws of the State of N;w York for the further advancement of these objects. To take, receive, hold, convey, mortgage or assign all such real estate and personal property as may be necessary for the purposes of the corporation. The territory in which the operations of the corporation are principally to be conducted, shall be tho United States of America. ass: The principal office of the corporation and the center of its operations shall be in the city, County, and State of New York; but the directors may establish branch or auxiliary offices elsewhere in the United States for the purpose of carrying on the work of the corporation, each to be managed by its local organi- zation undcr such powars as lawfully may be prescribed in the by-laws of the corporation. | Board ofpbircctors ?' - _ The Board of Dircctors of the Corporation P shall be 30. The names and places of residence of the persons to be Directors of the Corporation until its first annual meeting were as follows: Mr. mOORFIEL392STOHEY, 735 Exchange Building, Boston, massachussctts ar. JOHN E. aInHoLLAaD, Ote1 Manhattan, ' R new York, N.Y. z s1sao1> AL£;}iAm'Di.Ii -#L-JA'I h;HS, éos wt-51; "Juana Z.- Street, New York, N.Y. "i Mr. OSWALD GARRlSON_NILLARD,'20 Vesey Street, r New York, N.Y. - 9292 an cl- ma *? w '# "1 92 =J 92 n NY loo-?e29 f T"'v---.,. 92 92 92_ ~ -" .4, r:-5 -; Mr. WALTLRE;~sAcHs,§bo Noll Stroct, Now York, NY Dr. WILLIAM m.E. LU B013,-1233 dost 63rd Street, '- - 92 mow York, N.Y. ¥ $2 MARY wHLTE*QVImGTOm,-Hotul St. Goorgo, Brooklyn_ *_ n.YJ __!,_, RbV, WILLIAn Hrlaaooas, 231 Wust 53rd Strcct, New York, N.f. Br. JOPN L0vmJo?iELLIoTT, Ethical Culture _Soeiety, Now York, N.Y. Mr. THOnAS92EN£hG, Jr., 67 wall Street, New York, my oi Rev. JOHN HAYN5S* ULmES, 25 Garden Place, _ Brooklyn, N.Y, - mpg, FLoBLmoo?;£LgY, 105 East 22nd Stroct, New York, N.Y. Mr. PAU;_KLnuAoAY,r64U Madison Avonuo, Now York, NY Mrs. MARY D;*mG LBAN, 259 Host 92nd Street, New York, N.Y. 1 Rov. A. CLAYTOn ¥OWELL, 255 Nest ljqth Strcot, 3 Now YOPR, N.Y, Mr. CHARLmS EDWAR§ RUSSELL, H0tcl Braztoll, lqbw 1-NO1;. FrOf. JQQL Ew~hRiNGhRN, 9 W. 73rd Str ot, Haw nigh Miss Llbulh D:"WhLD, ab5"n¢n§y Streot, New York, N.Y- R Mr. WILLIAM NGLISH HALLING; Hotel Brevoort, New York, N.Y. new M -Tia I M .. _ . _ - " ' if " 3 9. .= if-" my 100 - 7629 P , W 5 ~ Q - I N1-'I 92 1 ' Dr. owes M:iWaLLLR, 762 Henkimer Street, Z9; Brooklyn, N.Y. Mr. W.Jr~EUCKLbY, Qidgefield, Park, N.J. f Mr. ALBERT m.*PILLSBURY, 6 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts ' Miss JANL~aUDAmS, Hull House, Chicago, Illinois Mrs. IDA B."w'ELLS:BiiRuL fT,g235 Rhodes Avenue, R e» Chicago, Illinois - . ~,._'_._,-a_- .._ ¢3*~ wrs. FRnnCmS R.~kbYSLR, 2l? E. Both Street, **e New York, N.Y. Dr. CHARLES E. BhNTLbY, 100 State Street, Chicago, Illinois Fr. N i FTTMJSSLLL, lhj Lombard Street, Chicago, Illinois _ Dr. WILLIAM n:*SINCLAIR, 1221 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ' Q Mrs. mnRY CHUR3H.TLRRmLL, 326 T. Street, ' Nw, Washington, o.C. Rev. J. MILTOL-HnLDRON, 1334 V Street, Washington, E.C. - ~ - n Oertificute of Increase of Directors for the . NAACP was filed on March 31, 1919 increasing the number 92' 92 of Directors to Q0. __,/ An additional Certificate was filed July lh, . S 1941, resolving that the number of Directors shall be . not lees than 30 and not more than hB. .1. -";-2* 2 '*.I §ational_ e§dgg§rters According to the current listing of the Manhattan Telephone Directory, the NAAQ: National ,1 _8, BUNF , ._,..,_.¢--_ -.7 ¢~ -1 _, -.-.-- --i _ ~*=~ . -as - ii ,7 s .__i~ I! .__ __ 92 . rn I Q I Q i HY 100~7b29 :E"_}=1"4""'. ,V_92 § <5 Offices are located at 20 We t 40th Street, New York Q - L-Y _-7 I "I ¢ ' V} Officersfqgg for- 1. ade available a 111;of L National¢ e , ficers and Boardof 5'71? Directors for the year 195M asfollows: . - . i _ - , . I"= I !! Egg! , .,1-,_g:-an-IIZI-Ii -"" F . E __ 2 Haiti analsQ*§i icer_s_ ' ALTE.i£é;HHITE,Secre- Executive President " tary92 "' " _ 7 a _ ARTHUR E. SPINGARN "§; -"- chairman of-the Board ROKFILKINS, Administrator :5 - Dr. SHaNNING H, TOBIAS Jf i '1 '1'1+1IraeooY%u~asw1.£.L, .__Soecia1 _ _..a- Gounse " *"- T. "92 " - §imrL Dr. ROBERT 92¬___--I-l -". .1; HENRY LEE MOON, Director, Public Relations _:.q-aw-.3 V111 1 an RB c§¬'11.d%!is* . u _ # I . - 1 ' ?5 'J /;nab%? Ju.->:.§E.:1~111_ GLOS I'::.R pirector, sic?/znam, I Hon. ma Y E. avxs Branc!2.§.=... ..,_ '5-" '" - ecmma,B:»QF£:N1>EsoN -----"f" U 0s"'n*-Hmw-:LRsTz.I1»", II Low,-.a1>assis i tent " n:§§Du1?LaY,Special ' .' ~- _____ _ JW 0 :_-' i 2.-" ProC.L§¥§aRPLR . ROBERT L.fGARTER, Assistant Dr. JOHN was Homes Special Counse1' "' **" Dr. wn.Lm1 L om'»<,ImEs ______,______,_---- -1» --v--.-sg-_ _¢ Dr. ALLAH 1='._ unison »' '. Hon. W !§aYNE Luc1LLI~; =%sLa'c1:, @- -+ Secre tag I;-.~a_? - ERIC §%§NEUGE Mil-ls, nun T0 DIN O. " ,2 Y RUBY !92ZHURLEif, ,_S_o;1_t}1e_estern _ 5 L. PE.J=RB~;t~'GHELL '- .1 jagional Secretary '1§_: 2_ Hon._ warns case 1 lip-2; T,G-LNUTTE - ronaLn}§1osas,Regional _ Secretary ' .. .92-'5-'3g 1.. ,P LLI' ANDOLPH -'. ;.1-¥f ; I ' ' 'L. -.______,-_--I-"" : - - win/Lann s.;Y _-.X _ ___ _ _._. A. ,._...--._... -_._- ., -____-» ..,,-- -- --gm---.-¢--_.~». -1a.»-u ---.. '-921m #F' ---"K- - qvunwrnw-1- ~1-w~~>»--up -_g--- -~-,,-- r--- -;--1-ur -H------rv v- ----~ - "'-' ""'"*" """"'1=i: '§""'!' *..._"-fa r1"§5_'' '-=3" 1:1 -J i':i;,> :::"::_"-_:'_ i Ti;_f :'___ - - K - - _i-..._... . 1 ./' i ' i ' C _ 1 _/.. a, 4 I A 92-__._--I-lle mr 100-1629 , 711-~-I {M1 B ' Ow I 1: ~ Barman , own -. r. a1..Lanamen": GI-I.-»LMBI:.RS , *"~ JCHN u L-an]:-R Assistant Treasurer _ a Hon. Ii-ILODORT-.SPLULDING cnamwééoananFieid Sacra teriea -,7 ' FRANKLIN H. WILLIZBMS, West /Boast Regional Secretary- Oounsel , Hn.RBh.RT LJEHRIGHT,gauzn _ / . .1-r summer '_1ITGHIE;LL, _l_!_i_1_'_ector, Qiashington Bureau H ERBER'¥,92§-IILL,Relations war ___{._e£e|_ita nt s --. HALTER P.'5'~0F F'UTT,Jr. , G1';_923_r_ch ' tary seore _ - """" 4? .-1-I' " J1-.14}:-S u.}<1v!,_Ea11;g;¢,{pa cir1_a;1_a_ §_ =44: i ..§2BI Q.,D§--D192_£-992I>i1i-Q1 -§____L_ ;:...:_--£-.- 1;".-, ¢;1;1§_;;1=a,Ga., Dr.". 1 '§=.nJamn/ ? Baltimore, a-.!§1-mrs; 4 - ?.f.9H!?.LP@BS.;JOHNJr., Ggtl/nwIS, Boetonjéea-,_,Dr._aQgxggigge Kxvxs;- _92mPL.;1¢;Mass, 92u'.~CbTER_§~0:..RRINGTON;L,N_lSN7;3H I ,, V,a /__. '*. amd nij-la,ri;*4-.LL .|a.NDER:ULYSSE2 &rJIGGII§IS; Dr. g1_11<_=_a;gp_,,,,_1I,;, .1.,. El-RL B.aroma son; N s_1,m1naa'£1f;'_ C.,J ;L_I._|Y arlotte ~- Hon. maonam.r1:-1-BERRY; Dr-__3I4;{13}1;.1q_+ ..&.i»D, 3 .i7. .1; '"_l_5TOP,HE;R;~ sA.;_:_-..O0l.}1nzP,,i_a,.m~1E§>:+IIN'r<§I=: Rev. na11.aa,__. - *r,a_a_,1-aaea£aIIr1;J2a£z;o1L_-H-L=h~. A. .1:,1-1:;-s,_.1._ Dr. --ILC-_._ . 5 * Q.QL.J-.=I IDDN|wax. " REUTHIE-R3-Eintmph-. D:-,._.I,._.l;a§£1*LID.'.s 1-1- gs.;j' -Grn__ ; E91 .1i1I1-Il.on-thy-163$?!»ch,6Qnnn., BnKLB*L5¢LFREDDr. .§ 0RG}.=.- -11.792~F LEMMINGS; _ ,, -4- ' ULLLMI SLVE-LT| Jamaica,N.Y., 1- ' 1~Icn4:!=.r,~_;_92_._ 7' Jianaaa c1tl;_§;Q_gn0:;RL"RT7_30HHS0N, u hngelea, osCe .' ;»~--1 . 92% ~~ JOCIUNF *92 W* ~ _.._a . _.....-¢~!., Fr. ~ L -7 t. U »I'*'- ."' NY 100-7629 Hl l I Dr, 1-1.CLAUID Q '0IJ;.'Na.shvi. 7 1e, Tenn"Z. ALEXANDER we jL90BY; NewYor , N,Y,, LIL AN'Ab,ALEXANDER,Dr. /,~ ,»_" ;1LGERI~IO1 I D, -BLLCK,NORMIiN- OUSINS,Hon,_HUBERT T. _ X ; DT.ANY, Dr, BUELL~G LLAGHER, LEWISS,92QANNETT, Hon,~' ¢ évi R92f,4 E2BERT Hg~LE H£¥, AH!Er=SPINGiRN, ARTHURBi92SPINGARNfJ Dr, cmmqirwo H. TOBIAS, Dr. ROBERT c. WEAVER, ;.n1>RE.w D. wsmeoeoeze; Oak Bluffs, Mass., Dr, s. RALPI-f~.H. .RLOW; Oklahoma City, 01,-.1., ROSCOE-DUNJEE; Philadelphia,Pa,, Dr, many J. GREEl92IE, ELRLo. ~I-LLRRISON, Hon, m:LL1.'-.1411. ~n.;s'r11z, Hon,THEODORE-SP.1ULDING; Pittsburgh, 1>e,, D.'.ISYJ;;.MPK11-1, JESSIE1~1.--mun; Richmond,ve., Dr, J. M; .PINSLEY; Savannah, oe., WESTLEY wt»-,L.'.w;Tuskegee, . .1e., D1». JOSEPH .1:~B.'E:RsY;Washington, 13.0., Dr, w. Y.-k '°5 MoNT;ooE*eoeBs, 0 LL bl of the*1 Nah aree e ec e annua y an he most par 1; f offer their services with no compensation, According to this informant, the NQLCP operates approximately 1000 branches throughout o0 of the h8 United States, em I -s i__ ,. _ -- n - I c 57¢. -11- 52¢ .,:n|-_r92 5 7C 3? 1ti92 L _¢ , Q6 5,, ., ti 161' 100-7629 _ _,, ,_ ae _ It is to be noted that the National Council of ' American Soviet Friendship was designated by the attorney 1n.q General pursuant to Executive Order l0h5O. . 3 | 570 Lag- knew . - MLRY 1C as e a no gro . According }" j to this informant, Mrs, BETHIJNE worked with the Communists gm T for some years in such institutions as the §outhern egro k ggf Youth Congress and eventually became an adherent of the §*~ * CF. The informant stated that there is some doubt as to whether Mrs, BETHUNE has continued this close association #= _ in the reoeent past, _.._: V - The Southern Negro Yough Congress has been designated by the Attorney General pursuant to Executive Order 1014.50, __ _ _ -4" - er-.57 * _ sed asas ser e 1-1 one ounc of 57¢ -. g ¢.e11can Soviet Friendship. _ ' A ta, we sig e appea to former resident 11 as . B m grant amnesty to tho convicted CP leaders. 7: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII | _-| i./ ';_- ii 4-12- 92.___./Z H F D g cum NTIAL I . *1=- }_'_:'--'§,v:~i-_-4! a ~.. >- 0: w .. - -» - . .. F ~¢-'- "P - ~_1.-r 92-:'- 1. :lal_b-A--P- Y 1°°"" °"" 7? *i ~!T92i92L '_ .4 According to the Nat n Committee on Un- || - imorican Activities, House Re ert g: 378» dated April 25, 1951, page Sh, the Committee for Peaceful Alternatives evolved from a Conference for Peaceful Alternatives to the ntlantic Pact and its purpose was to further the cause of "Communists in the United States", doing "their part in the Moscowcampaign," { 5 711 --:1. nccording thcr Gov which conducts sccuri LSti tions b-3/5-119 -.1..'-__ Z>7C I 62 . 1 1-... _ _ 7C- I": E! b 51,570 52 b'7Q III-|-| 921 . - _ _ 2, THE N&t1On&l Lawyers Guild was cited by the Congressional Committeeon Un-American Activities, '10 , _ Report of 1950, as 0 Communist front which "is the foremost legal bulwark of the CP, its front organizations, ,s1o e and controlled unions , and which "since its inception has r Inc "1"! 3-: -F .1 NY 'I_ __Mi; ',;-,- :_92.:'-- .. 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"-*_».;' . 92,1B_ one HUGH BRQDLEX, The ertiel- _s r* ' report on Negro Work delivered ct T . of the CP, en extract from the a National Conference E ELIZLBETH GUBLEY FLYNN, "U,S, Vs, ELIZABETH GURIEY'FLYNN, 20, 1952, stated that "Political testifying in the case ct cl", onOctober ffairs' he s been 1 r the theoretical organ of the GP since the publication's |__ Tquke beginning in l9hS, p The article pcye tribute to the NJACP es the most important Negro orgcnizntion dedicated to the 1' __.' *l__..-- fight for Negro equality, :I,, _ ,_ ",-'92 ' In the pest, states the article, the NAACP has witnessed n consistent and stendy growth in the influence not only emong the Negro people, but in the Libor movement and among other progressive strata of Americans, It is increasingly becoming n coordinating center for all mejer organizations among the Negro people and the pivot 'lv* for the furtherancc,of the Negro-Weber ulliancc, The /1 NAACP has over 200,000 members, reflecting all classes among Negroes end representing the struggle towards !g_ unity of the Negro people, it the sumo time, it typifies the continued dominance of Negro life by the Negro petty bourgoisio. According to the article, these fcctors'werc strongly reveeled et the hhth Netionel onvention of the NAACP held in St, Louie, Missouri, in June of 1953, The convention was held egeinst the background of e new political situation in the country, following 0 Ti/i closely upon the advent of the Eisenhower Administration, It convened at c time when the hope for peace was rising in the hearts of humanity everywhere, but when, ix at the seem time, the pTUeF3SClSt offensive of the Me Certhyitcs had already marked menacing proportions, and when the reign of terror against the Negro people continued unabated, Menifostly, the Negro people were looking to this convention for clear leadership on the _,__: . vitel issues facing them, end expected n cell for united and militant notion in their behalf, -17- tU MAL g} 5! 92e "E3" J |., Il-92.,, - _-.,;,-... NY 100-7629 ii . - .2. J 1 P 1_ The by adopting J questions as ,6 Jim Crow in The delegate 0 movement age convention lived up to this expectation gencrnl progressive W 6§ fIT.I" Gil Sui-u. scompulsory FEPC, hou sing, and an end to ducntion and in the r ailroed industry. associated themselv es with the growing inet Me Certhyism, co lling en end to the stand in defense of R book-burning, taking e forthright '2' academic fre C dem, and demanding e revision of the S29 Me Curran - W eltor Immigration Act, as well es revision of the Lo cl t y Program, 3 positi ve stond was taken -I-LL t 'r92 92ul92-/1LHn'Pn'nc VILLJLI LILhf r: the labor movement; there was a call for Labor-Negro e olleboretion and the branches and their members were urged to work with t he unions in their 92 r community, In arguing persuasively for greater Negro- Lsbor cooperation, e resolution was adopted at the convention which pointed out: "Organized labor is en important pioneer center in American life today. The support and coopera- K tion of the nmericsn Labor Movement for the Civil Rights Program of the N;LCP is extremely important and in certain situations perhaps even decisive. We urge our brenchos end state conferences whenever possible to seek the support of responsible trade unions for measures that we favor and in turn give our support to such mersures supported by organized labor as are consistent with our policy and program," The program on Foreign Policy adopted by the ti convention also showed on advance. While still week in several respects, it represents on important departure from thrt of the h3rd Convention, In contrast to the /1; almost 100% endorsement of the Truman Foreign Policy a year ego, this convention refused to give such blanket support to the Dulles-Eisenhower conduct of fore ign affairs E? The hhth Convention urged the planning and »- execution of a Civil Rights mobilization in Wash ington, D.C I and voted to welcome "in the mobilization, the c and support of bone fido orgwnizations genuinely ooperntion with us on our stated objective". at one 92. 1.. I I , - __ , M , - l.I'.;f92..~.-' ....-_-...._ NY l99*76d9 3 -. » Lie». . _- -.-. I-~* another important eature was the militant 1 participation of the youth and the overwhelming support given to the Youth Program by the adult delegates. I The convention launched a program to rid America of 1 Jim Crow and to win the total integration of Negroes by 1e63, the 100th anniversary of the issuance of he Emancipation Proclamation. The article revealed that there were serious weaknesses which evolved from the hhth Convention deliberations. Certain negative and harmful resolutions were adopted which run counter to the progressive and ;' -.F.¢ positive ones, and which can only be harmful to the 7 Negro movement. its; The article criticized the closing address to the Convention delivered by Mr. WALTER N'HI'I!E;, Executive Secretary of the NAnCP. The address was characterized throughout by H fawning attitude which called for complete confidence in and support for the Eisenhower Administration, an administrr;tion whose policies are generating further anti Negro measures in the country. _-,¢ WHITE stated that sfsanaowaa is an unwilling prisoner of his own cabinet, his party and Congress, and, if the President has foiled to do more on the Negro question, ,l. it is because he "has been so absorbed with war and . foreign problems." .7? I In addition to surrendering to the Eisenhower LL Administration on the Negro question, WALTER NHITE'S address included an orgy of Red-baiting and anti-Gommunist slender that is rare evcn for these times. According to the author, WHITE falsely proclaimed that war and Communism arc the two factors which plague the modern world. WHITL stated, "we don't want the Communists running our affairs." n In addition, the article depicted that at no time did the convention approve of Mr. WHITE'S pro- Eiscnhower speech, and it was the opinion of many observers that a majority of the deleg tcs were definitely opposed to the Eisenhower Administration. The address by tn 92 pf! 92 0 _l9_ __ _ , , 'D 92 ' ',_ , . p . w ,- eu¢53 m%ma$- L pi, - . 92 -.;J...!c-1' -.- NY100-?629 " ' PM %. _ WHITE was additionally cheraclerized as "the major an-Q1.-hi i weakness and most negative feature of the hhth Convention of the NQJCP", The cepitulction by the top leaderdiip F1 LA sh, U:=--Ln"-q rAwa_:qLq,+:- -nA LL- __"u -a D_J as-" bU Lull in -I-11...: UJHLUH U1 4LU.J|'lJ.llJ.. L1 La]. Ll bi. U11 uuu. ULJU U1'$J' U1. 192 U."" bhiting never before was equalled in any Negro gatherin 8| The author furnishes an explanation for the inconsistent and contradictory policy adopted by the convention - a policy iich cells at the some time for struggle and surrender, for cnti-Mo Certhyism end Red-baiting, for support to the National Independence Movement of ifricans and Condemnation of Meu Meu Violence -V: Thn .-., _.-._...-- Qhnunr ..... in ...,...... fnnn _.. in fhn ...... - .,....._!.,_..._,...... nnmnnqifinn nP ...., fhn W , ._,_,.,.V ._,_._._. nnnvnnfinn and its leadership, made up of the Negro middle class and petty bourgoisie, The article concludes by stating that the Negro _.' 3 workers in the main were absent; progressives and Communists, in the main, were absent. Therefore, the reformist 1eadership of WALTER WHITE was not basically challenged and he maintained an iron-fist control over every aspect of the deliberations. The negative features of the convention constituted a prime example of the vacilleting role being played today by the Negro petty bourgoisi c and of the continuing subordination of the Negro 75' workers to the bourgoisie in the Negro Liberation k - . Q: 'M'n'ur 1J92J I z92r~92r~.'r-92 924lIl.92,'LJ>J-92J . The programs adopted by the NAACP ed other major Negro organizations reflect the striving for unity on the part of the Negro people. The fight for jobs and FEES, Negro representation and right-to-veto movement in the South are indicative of unification. "Political I The February, 19§h edition of AffR1TS c rriod an article entitled 0 n The Slogan 4 Free By 15%" by ABNHR W, BERRY, I i The "Daily Worker" issue of March 7, 1952, . 1 a page 2, column §, reported that LBNER W. BERRY is a Negro affairs editor of the "Daily worker", - W It is to be noted the "Daily Worker" is on 92 East Coast Communist dcily newspaper. 92 ». -2Q-» f'*." 92-r - .