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a WFO 100-2941 ss malay / cus plans of various delegations were anne Oe emliigepres plans 0 that ene Trt ogateons wer eo) west & ifr NIL was e standing room capacity, ang the meeting was quiet bows AL and arderly tated that AUTHER Y was intreduced and received a @ evatien, 07 4 ’ ; AUTHERINE LUCI, accerding to the ‘Evening Star, issue ef March 5, 1956, is a "Negre" coed whe was expelled frem the Univer— sity of Alabama after court test and riets over her admission as a student. According to this same issue ef the "Evening Star," ate CHESTER C. TRAVELSTEAD, one of the witnesses before the Beard ef Inquiry, was a person whe stated that he was dismissed as the Dean ef the School of Education at the University of Seuth Carolina because he advocated cempliance with the South Carelina anti-segrega- tien rulings. The "Washington Post and Times Herali," issue ef March 5, 1956, on pages 1 and 17, in an article, "Civil Rights Leader Asks for Action," stated that 2000 delegates te this Assembly aeoard ROY WILKINS, Chairman af the Assembly, make a keynote speech on the evening of March 4, 1956, at which time he echeed the theme that had prevailed at the briefing session at the Metropolitan Baptist Church earlier in the day, where tips had been given on hew te keep Congressmen frem sidestepping civil rights questions. each Gelegatien would visit Congressmen representing the