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HY 100-7629 Ui UPAR Ee Mmhe continuing sericus limitetions of the Asso- ciation's nolicy in theese ficlds must be uncerstood cuicfly ns a veflection of the present reletions of forses In our country. On the question of 'enti-Comnunisn,!’ for oxample, it would hee been unrurlistic to BSUPNOS. thet any explicit chenze of position could be pogistere do et Atlantic City. alvugugh the Negro people, becnuse of their own oppression, do tend to be mors sensitive then the rencrel ponuleation to ‘ll kinds of undemocr: tic muessures, still, miven today's politics] climnte, we could hardly coxpect the NAACP. now to undertake nan task which cven the Labor inovement thus fer. eschowSe nn § bk Mity Convention re-em phesized Fst a 3 the fect the t N.A.A.C.Pe I5 the key to building the Negro- lrbor elliance. Not only did the Convention call for labor's help in the fight for Negro rights; it clso cndorsed prec- tically all ot lsbor's current economic Commnds snd defended lrborts riszht to cnprgo in independent politics] action. When one consisers, further, that C.1.0ts Welter Reuther is a member of the Associntion's Netionnl Bocrd of Lirectors, that there is en inercesingly active Lebor Dupsrtment in the Netionsal orri js oO tire + tie twoeyvyorurg-ald Tab or rudd Thoanstry wbwid ohn Le wade We Le ed ke Wy AS dotted het ae ao 8 tidhittows Ff Tice : Committoes ero buginning to pley ° vitci role in th. local openches, and thet scores of unions censiecer it important to send freternel delegates to th. Annual Conveniton, if is prebeble thet no pcoplet< oprprnization in Amcrie:, Yugro or white, hes so conscious rnd orgsnis cdo. rels ‘tionsal with the Llapor movement es dows the N.A.A.C.P. Uers, aircly, is the most tdvenecd cxpression of the Nocre-lsobor sllinance on tne current SCUNC « O44 "Tt is clear thet the Associntion ic veecr further to develop its reletions with lsbor--ns, indecd, it must. Toe fond reformist conceit thet intoer: tion enn be achieved through the good prereas of the rulins cless hes been dvalt some shettering blows in th. recent veriod; rnd the lerders of NvAWA.C,.Pe--1s is beginning to be truc ef other Negro people's orgonizations--o1re forecd to look morc snd more to the working clsss for supoort. In this ouest for sllies in the Labor mnoverent, they will also find it neecsse “ry, in time, to reapprrise their roletions with the Left as a part of the working class, voce iMren