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| Nenorandun for Mr. Belmont This statement appeared in an article written by Max We; is presently a mexber of the National Leadership of the In regard to Negro workers in the labor moveme statement also appears on page 58 of this issue of "Poli Affairs" that the influence of the NAACP can be brought bear @n the problems facing the trade-union movement. is pointed out that the significance of the programs adc by the WAACP have been the subject of close scrutiny by Communist Party. This is established by the analysis of the NAACP Convention of June, 1953, which was analyzed in the November, 1953, issue of "Political affairs." In this article it was stated that "the NaacP ie increasingly becoming a co-ordinating center for all major organisations among the Negro people ...." Also, S82. the National Association for the Advancement of Palawnadt Bazawnt sa aeamatun the weet fewnetant Yen wen amnaet wa WW bw i GM wu yps oe WSEAS VIE BR OY AES VE OEY Vs £0414 20 Gedicated to the fight for Negro equality." In view of the concentrated effort by the Communist Party to infiltrate the NaaCP, the Bureau, six February, i954, bas been investigating the Communist infiltration into this organisation. Our investigation has shown that the Communist Party, while having some success in infiltrating local | branches of the organisation, has been unable to control or dominate the NAACP on a national or state level.