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Wee ett C) } a \ DE 100-3348 7 The July 1, 1957, Metro-Final Edition of the Detroit Free Press," page 3, column 7, carried an article captioned "Laws Alone Not Enough, NAACP Told." This: article reports that 3 men, THURGOOD MARSHALL, JACKIE ROBINSON, and ROY WILKINS, addressed the nearly 15,000 persons attending the final session of the NAACP Convention on Sunday, June 30, at the Olympia in Detroit. THURGOOD MARSHALL, in his address, touched on the school desegregation problem and on restrictive covenerts in housing. ROY WILKINS wes reported as asking for "White House” assistance in the present "desegregation crisis." JACKIE ROBINSON, described as the first Regro to penetrate the color bar in major league baseball, pleaded for greater financial support to the NAACP. II. COMMUNIST PARTY EFFORTS TO INFILTRATE CONVENTION A. Commnist Part Partict ation in Convention —t—~—~—~————CCiCi‘ . on]