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cry Nt NY 100~-56680 at which was discussed the proposed listing of the NCASP aa 4 aubversive 2 A 2s by the Attorney General of the United States, advised that the subject was the fourth speaker of thé evening and delivered a speech concerning deségregation order of the Supreme Court. Women's Committee for Equal Justice WCET ) Tne WCES, according to the "Daily Worker" issue of October 2, 1951, page three, was a group thet was organized to’ review and strengthen the world-wide demand for the unconditional pardon of Mrs, ROSA LEE INGRAM and her two sons, It is noted that Mra, INGRAM and her sons are serving life term sentences in a Georgia State Prison having been convicted of homicide. on ED 22-3002 that the WCEJ b Dp utilized the headquarters of the CRC in New York City as ite address, Subsequent to its re-activation in late 1953, the WCET benefited from the _ support of the CRC with \ regard to personnel, funds, and Girection in accomplishing its objectives. In the informant's opinion, the WCEJ Was an organization in name only, actually operated es a sub-group of the CRC and it was directed by CP members in the CRC. on advised that the WCEJ was defunct and had been inactive for an extended period of tim, On September 29, 1955, a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, through a telephonic pretext call, contacted WILLIAM L. PATTERSON, then National Executive Secretary of the CRC, who advised that the WCEJ was disbanded in July, 1955. . advised that ESLANDA BoUN Of the WCEJ had during 1954 sent = communication to Governor HERMAN E, TALMADGE of Georgia protesting the continued incarceration of ROSA LEE INGRAM. os