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Cee Le Te a et vate gee het tp aoe he alate A a a, A TG ope te, “ he Pg GE age ae ae pe Bee a cee a ead a er Su au See me pesme::.~ Mhe 6-12-50 tasue of "Narodni Glasnik," Croatian ;. Newspaper published in Pittsburgh, Pa., carried on page 2, an editorial captioned,. "Supreme Court and the Colored . = People." According to a translator's note, the editorial a related to the Suprene Court's decisions ruling that segre- ' gation and discrimination tn railroad restaurants was ; 327 unconstitutional, and its ruling in favor of two colored y students in Teras and Oklahona. The following statenent OO appeared in the editorial: "It would be a nistake, to regard .* At the Supreme Court decisions as betng ‘great victories! eg against the systen of white supremacy, as was stated by Roy Wilkins, one of the leaders of the WAACP,” Translation of editorial set out tn Pittaburgh meno, 2-7-5] Re: Narodni Glasnik; ISC¢ 100- 1f123—304 (29 ONT advised durtng the week of 6-15-50 that according te the communist press, officials of the Jamaica branch of the NAACP had tnstituted action in the Supreme Court asking that the National NAACP administrator, Roy Wiikinse, be con- pelled to provide then with the names and addreases of other branch offictals. It was alleged that the court fight developed when the Jamaica officers requested the names in order to circularigzge other branches before the 41st Annual NAACP convention in Boston in June 1950. It was noted that the real issue between the Janaica branch and the National Jeadership of the NAACP waa to prevent the CP from gaining eter ss st FE see he control of NAACP branches. ONI rpf. 6-15-50 100-193879-2 (32)