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Roy Wilkins — Part 5
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The February 1950 edition of "Political Affaire”
a contained an article written by Edward Strong,# entitled:
"On the 40th Anniversary of the NAACP," in which Strong comnented
>. on the tactics of the Nattonal office of the NAACP, in excluding
representatives of certain organizations fron the National
Emergency Ctvil Rights Mobilization in Washington, D.C... on
January 15-17, 1950. Strong indicated that it was the intention
of the NAACP convention that all forces interested in ctivtl
rights were to be invited and Roy Wilkins’ action in issuing
an "edict" excluding progressive and “lest” forces, had caused
consternation among the Negro people., Strong contended that
the Negro people had not accepted a ould not accept the line
advanced by Wilkins and Walter White of the NAACP.
Phila. rpt. 4-20-50
Re: NAACP —~ Philadelphia
Division;
IS-¢
61=3176-545, pp.32, 33
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“District organizer, CP, USA, District 3.
The "New Leader" on 2-4-50 on page 8, carrted an
article entitled "Heard On the Left." The article contained
the following item: "The commiea in the NAACP are gunning for
Roy Wilkins, ite determinedly anti-Staliniat acting secretary.
The cryptotds like John Hammond and Palmer Webber on the
NAACP Board intend to make his life miserable because of his
adamant attitude towards the comnies in the Washington Civil
Rights demonstration three weeks ago.":
61-317$-A een eaders © 2-4-50
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