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ae wet - Mahe . *. ecto: According to presa reporte of the 39th Annual Conference of the NAACP held in Kansas City, Mo., June 22-27, 1948, Roy Wilkina made the following statement in hia keynote eneonch » Vans, Ave anh a earaanlke 2: fan hia wiahta an nha Anee SPeuewvite anyone ate GYEUURG a7 we mero reynvgw we wiewe Wwe not follow the beaten path ia likely to be called a communtet.” Filkins urged the delegates not to be intimidated by the cry of conmnuntan. He further stated that Negroes do not want a totalitarian state in Anerica, either of the right or the left, they wanted democracy and would epeak and work for it with every weapon in their command. Xansas City rpt., 8-18-28 Boe AlTansAa Cammuniat Tn #7? HeynA hs aru 6 ms bw ww Ww ene eie ey Wwe ok oe Oe ee tn WAACP; Internal Security 61-3176-465 (18) The "Daily Worker" for 10-27-48 contained on page 12, 2 column by Barnard Rubin entitieds "Broadway Beat, under wees A eat ee ee ee ae ow Ve aww he heading, "Toun Talk,” tt was reported that a three-way telephone conversation had taken Place in the offices of the NAACP, 20 W, 40th St., NYC, which had revealed the Anti-Senitic opinions of Falter White of the NAACP and Ralph Bunche, the U. WH, Palestine Mediator, The article stated that participants tn the conversation were, White, Roy Wilkins and Henry Lee Moon, publicity director for the WAACP, During the discussion, White accused Ralph Bunche of acting upon ordera of the State Department when he made anti-Iaraeli reports. It waa noted that Wilkins "played Bunche down" as a “fourth rate person itn the State Department who wouldn't be paed to put forth a line." 61-3176-A, "DW", 10-27=-48 (19) Correlator's note: The above information was taken fron the "Datly Worker" Publication—files Gita4 iw Bunaean eblication Filas. -83- od Se SE ot CoRR Se aie SONY oie ae PRT bua : ati OOM gig tts TS - me —