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| “Column 1, “pace 6 ¢ of the July 2, 1950, of > me Worker", an east coast Communist newspaper, / 2 contained an article ‘Captioned “N.A.A. Cc. P. _ceaders . ae Dumped Rights of Negroes", ‘nis article stated that: |<<: 4t had been said that the 4lst Annual N.A.A.C.P. ‘edition ; aul Confereiioe ea gue . a concluded the previous Sunday in Boston was the “best eR tna organized public gathering run by the United States . waa = State Department since the 1949, "cI0 anti-Communist bee. oe a in Cleveland...” . ; “Roy Wilkins, NLA. A.C.P., Administrator,” : was “the main front man for the State Departgent a hows = a i disastrous anti-Negro policies". The article: went on to further pbuse> Wilkins for the manner* in. which he conducted ention. - oe vised that Roy Wilkins was ecutive Secretary of the N.A.A.C.P. this source ‘Communism for many years and that he was then , openly anti-Communist. ©. Se _ < & Whe ree een sya ; information that a letter was sent by Roy Wilkins, | Executive Secretary, N.A.A.C.P. to local branches ~ -. of the N.A.A.C.P. According to the information furnished | ie; _. by this source, Wilkins was also Chairman of a Leadership he Conference on Civil Rights, a group of 51 national --::: ~.’. organizations which was sponsoring a National Delegate. . Assembly for Civil Rights in Washington, D.C,, March | * sat : 4-6, 1956, According to this source, Wilkins stated ©". :"< that 4f the scheduled assembly were captured by leftcwing| 43 _ VY 2d Vl Svisuuseu far he Ser eeerer we a, aehaA a sega Fag CoS eb It was | 's belief that Wilkins would not “how y be used by the Communists; that Wilkins had fougnt | oe + ne ic ee $2401 ™. ed . . . a