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According to an HID report dated 8-4-50, the "Baltinore Afro-Anerican” on 8.1]~50, carried an article tndicating that Roy Wilkins of the NAACP, in a letter addressed to Secretary of the Army Pace, had asked for an innedtiate tnvestigation of the manner in which colored troops were treated tn Tokyo. Wilkins reportedly subnitted part of a i letter recetved from an tnformant tn Tokyo, charging that -— "racial dtscrinination here is as flagrant as it ts in i. Georgia.” co ba. WE 2:22 a letter dated 6-7-49, from Charles Preston Howard addressed to Roy Wilkins, Editor, the "Crisis, " 20 West 40th Street, New York, NY., tn which Howard replied to an editorial appearing in the May 1949 issue of the "Crisis" entitled, "Robeson Speaks for Robeson," In the letter Howard stated, "the editorial of course, cannot hurt Paul Robeson whose position in Anerica and in International life ts secure," 2 urnished a letter dated 8-15-50 which Howard wrote to Roy Wilkins, Administrator, NAACP, 20, ¥. 40th Street, N.Y. The letter was apparently a reply to a letter of August 8, fron Wilkins. Howard points out, in his letter, the areas of hts disagreement with Wilkins’ conduct of the policies and activities of the NAACP, He mentions Wilkins’ wholehearted allegtance to the Democratic Party, hta violent aninosity toward the Republican and Progressive Parties and hia fight against "Left-Wingers." He takes tssue with Wilkins' labeling everyone who disagrees with hin a "Conrade" or "Communist." He reninds Wilkins that he "goes overboard assaulting the people who have been your water carriers over a long number of years." (Letter set out) c1etk of fowa District Court, Des Moines Onaha Suyplenental ? SEE SE aah eet GRAIL 52 Saar MS ESS ROCKIN MSY oa Rs atk bsteecd ares tte.