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NY r 100-7629 = / D, NAACP Policy and Attitude Toward Communism Policy and Attitude Toward Commnism An articie entitled, "Tho NAACP and the Communists" rcprinted from "Tho Crisis", _ official megazine of the NAACP, 20 West Oth York March 9 was made availabit ba The article is set ror as PLOWS = b7D 'There is in progrcss a campaign of mia- reprcsenteation of the NAACP currently running in the ‘Daily Workert, the Communist newspaper. All the o1d4 phrases are thoro. The name=calling has started all over again, The slanted and angled news! stories appeare The half-truths and whole lics see print. The object is to discredit NAACP leadorship, local and national; to toar the Association apart through suspicion and strife; to teke it over, if not obviously, then deviously, so as to control its elcctions, mectings, speakers, program, policy conventions, resolutions, and other putlic statements. "Back in the early thirties the NAACP was on the recciving end of some of the fancicst name-calling, and the most vicious, truthedefying misrcprescntation and slander that has appearcd in print, The campaign was carried on openly by the Communist party and its various faithful, echoing groups. The occasion was tho famous Scottsboro case which began in 1931, copie AREER No etn en _ 2 Bs