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NY 100-7629 Sub C The May, 1949, issue of the "New York Guild Lawyer", publication of the New York Chapter, National Lawyers Guild, , related that Thurgood Marshall, a national officer of the National Lawyers Guild, was also, under the chapter constt- tution, an-ex oficio member of the New York Ghapter's Board of Directors. - The spring, 1949, issue of "The Guild Lawyer", publication of the National Lawyers Guild, on page elght, Lists the national officers of the National Lawyers Guild.. Thurgood Marshall, New York City, is listed among the Executive Board members. The January 3, 1948, issue of the "Peoples Voice", a New York City weékly newspaper, page nine, column two, contains an article which states that. Thurgood Marshall spoke at a rally sponsored by the Progressive, Citizens of America, exact date of the rally not indicated. On: December 11, 1952, T-3, who has furnished reliable information in the past, made available information reflecting that the name Thurgood Marshall, 409 Edgecomb Avenue, New York, appeared on a mailing list for free subscriptions to.the USSR- Information Bulletin, as of June, 1952. The USSR Information Bulletin was a publication of the Soviet Embassy in Washington, D.C., and was distri- puted twice monthly. On July 15, 1952, the United States Department of State directed the USSR to suspend Soviet: Embassy publications in the United States.’ On May 1 1952, Ralph C. Clontz, Jr., ‘now residing at aoe a member of the Communist Party from 1948 to 1952, for the purpose of furnishging information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, advised that Thurgood . Marshall, according to information furnished to him on = May 12, 1952, by Rosalie Berry, was not a Marxist. C3 b6 b7C