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eo Regt at 2° a atte May as teed a The "Bvening Star," Washington, DeC., on 3-6-56, carried an article entitled: "Civil Rights Group Hears Bitter Scott-Butler Clash." The article diacusaed the neeting of the "Assembly for Civil Rights" held the previous evening at the Willard Hotel, Washington, D.C. It was noted that the Assembiy had been in session since Sunday, when NAACP leader, Roy Wilkins, called upon congress to "Enact Civil Rights legislation so that tt would keep pace with advances made both in the Erecuttve and Judictal branches of the Governnent." It was also noted in the article that Urs. . Juantta Mitchell, a Baltimore Negro, had stated that her delegation "got rude” with Senator Butler, Republican of Maryland, when they called on him and with Senator Beall uhom she said "was almost rude to us at first.” A typedmote was attached the newsparner clipping advising the Director that Mra, Mitchell was a member of the delegation which saw him. The director nade the following pencilled notation regarding Mra. Mitchell: “and she knows how to be rude! Zz." "The pening Star," 3-6-56 61-3Y76—-1405 ‘ite (4) This reference is a WFO report dated 5-16-56, captioned: Communist Infiltration of the NAACP, IS-C3z which covers in detail the "Delegate Assembly for Civil Rights," aleo known ae the "Civil Rights Mobilization Leadership Conference on Ctut] Righte," held in Washington, D, C. March 46, 1956. — ,