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NY 77-26395 — A "Report on the National Lawyers Guild, Legal Bulwark of the Communist Party" dated September 17, 1950, prepared and released by the Coumittee on Un-American Activities, United States House of Representatives, Washington, D.C,, Slst Congress, Second Session, Page 18, under a list captioned “Officers of the National Lawyers Guiid (as of December, 1949)" listed THURGOOD MARSHALL as an Executive board member, New York City. b7Cc ——— Records of the New York City Board of Elections, Borough of Manhattan, as reviewed on September 13 and 15, 1961, by IC reflected that when registering and indicating a preference between his first vote in 1939 and 1960, THURGOOD MARSHALL registered a preference for one of the two major political parties except in 1939 when he ' pegistered a preference for the American Labor Party (ALP). Wien registering and indicating a preference between her first vote in 1952 and 1960, CECILIA MARSHALL nee SUYAT registered a preference for one of the two major political parties. When registering and indicating a preference between the years 1938 and 1954, VIVIAN (also spelied VIVIEN) MARSHALL registered a preference for one of the two major political parties. When registering and indicating a preference between 1933 and 1960, MEDIA DODSON registered a preference for one as are! two major political parties. No record was located for Information concerning the ALP appears bo) below in the Appendix to this report. b7e? EE another confidential informant who has knowledge of ce phases of Communist activity in the New York area and who 1s also cognizant in some measure of activities of the CP in connection with the NAACP, advised -in September, 1961, that he has no imowledge of any connection between THURGOOD MARSHALL and the CP and has never heard any CP leaders speak favorably of him or as if MARSHALL t be favorably inclined to the CP. In the opinion of