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ve had seen no evidence of Comm ration, an to the fact that the NAACP, had screened all of the Communists out. < oe noted no Com munist influence a e ASS ° (uv the careful manner in which most or gs issue s to delegates, as well as the keynote address by ROY WILKINS warning against CP attempts to influence the Conference, precluded any marked degree of CP control of the Assembly. "The Worker*,” issue of March 11, 1956, page 5, in an article entitled, "Amy of Freedom Marchera Invade Capital, 2000 Demand “ederal Civil Rights Laws," states as follows regarding ROY WILKISS' position of adhering to the eight point legislative program: “With discipline, if not enthusiasm, the lobbying teams repeated their 1952 performance and brought back reports that were informative and sometimes amusing but hardly comforting to the embattled Southern Negroes who were victims of illegal acts under existing laws" It was stated that in answer to a demand for dele- gations to the Attcrney General WILKINS answered that the Conference was limited to legislative lobbying.