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pate: 5/9/69 >Director, FBI © SUBJECT: SP H REME COURT JUSTICE D SHALL DILLARD UNIVERSITY MAY 4, 1969 RACIAL MATTERS Press reports indicate that Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall spoke at the centennial celebration at Dillard University before a predominently Negro crowd on Sunday, May 4, 1969. Justice Marshall stated that "anarchy is anarchy is anarchy" "it makes no difference who practices it, it is bad, it is punishable and it should be punished." He reportedly denounced black militants and said that nothing . will be settled with guns, fire bombs and rocks. He reportedly stated "the seeds (of anarchy) are here but nothing will be settled with guns, fire bombs and rocks. The country can't survive if the perpetrators go unpunished. Its that simple." New Orleans attempt to discreetly obtain from your sources on the Dillard campus copies of Justice Marshall's speech. WFO should do likewise with your sources at the fle Sow, Supreme Court. ant Furnish copies of the speech to the Bureau. 2 - New Orleans 5 OT (SZ Wh, cebfle: wt Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly tbe Payroll Savings Pi. pee eee we tee ee fo