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So The "Washington Star” on 4-2-57 mpage 3, section A, carried an article entitled: 'UcClellan Plans Quiz of Three for Slander of South," The article discussed the charges made by Senator McClellan of the Senate Judiciary Committee that two witnesses of the NAACP who were "brought tn to slander the South" had committed perjury before the ciurl rights hearing of the comnittee. Senator McClellan had atated that the FBI had checked on the testinony and found it false. It was noted that Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary of the NAACP had stated that the Senator's charge was nerely another fact of the Southern tactic of delay. 62-99828-A "Washington CLE mn we A ef wel WA tweaeur (8) The "State Times," Jackaon, Miss. on 4-4-57 carried an editorial on page 8 entitled: "Let Not NAACP Witnesses Be Spored." The editorial commented on the charges made by Senator John McClellan of the Senate Judiciary Committee that two witnesses representing the. NAACP had committed perjury before the committee. It was noted that Roy Wilkins, MAACP Erecutive Secretary, had taken a slap at Senator McClellan calling his report "merely another facet of the Southern tactic of delay, the purpose of which ts to kill the civil rights bil1." 62-99828-A "State Times,” 4_ A_ (8)