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., disted Thurgood Marshall aa a Nattenal Committeeman of the | Coumuntam did not give them what they expected to g anong the colored people then as they had been ‘tfteen years previcusly for the colored people had found mi . Rot 4. w Pewee BO ee A Tt was also reltatly reported that at about the sane | time Marshall had commented that tt was not the policy |, of the NAACP to be belligerent tn any way, dut he also — tnrdtcated that the organization would sponsor a group whtch would te belligerent tf the WAACP beiteved in the atas of auch organization. (612-3176-146) ~— The House Comntttee on Unedmertcan Actiuittes on pages 795 and 809 of tts 1944 report, Appenditzx,- Part IY, / Internattonal Juridical Assoctation. (61.7582-1298, pgs 795 and 809) The International Juridtcal Asscctation has been ctted by the House Comnittes on Tn-Amertcan \ *. dettivotttes as a Communtst front in ite 1944 renort, ' page 149. The "Cleveland Press,” daily nawapaper of Cleveland, Ohkto, on March 13, 1946, reported that the Cleveland Franch of the NAACP and a Citigene’ Comnittee were sponsoring o protest mass reeting agatinat the "ugly race situation” tn Coluatta, Tennessee, on March 15, 1946. Among the aeveral speakers were Thurgood Varshall and Arnold Johnaon, Gato State Chairman of the Communist Party. (100-135-11-319, page 5) The "Datly Forker,” an East Coast Communist newspaper, o& July 1, 1946, tadiceted that Marshall recetved the "Spingarn Wedal,” the WAACP highest avard, for his work tn defense of negroes at the Thirty-seventh Conference of the organigatton in Cincinnatt, Chto. On April 10, 1947, Marton C, ladwig, law student, Untverstty of Teras, adutesed that he had been trytng = 2 «