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+ Memorandum to Mr. Belmont ; Listed below are some specific examples of taken by CP leaders and/or members to infiltrate or : state and local branches of the NAACP. These examples dc not constitute the total made by the CP into the NAACP (to obtain same would : lengthy file review) but merely serve to portray the that the CP has placed on a successful itratio. bob? GEES, on. tov level informant of the Ch: Office, advis that during the National Conference held ork City 12/3 through 5/55 a \e2 CP delegations from j2 states a commission was ¢s' to discuss preparations for what the CP terms the "M on Washington. The “March on Washington" actually refers ‘ leadership conference on civil rights which will be | Washington on March & through 6, 1956, under the spo. sf the NAACP and a number cf supporting organi zat ton b> f SR 2 1 501 that of the National Negro Commission e UF, ’ ’ the main report at the meeting of the commission. said that the CP must sustain the main demands of th supporters of the "March on Washington" and the CP sg mobilize its forces up to and during the time set fo: "March on Washington. National functionaries of the CF will make of trips into various CP districts to check on the m and every district board commission and department o: CP must place this mobilization on its agenda. The CP will attempt to find out which orga are assisting the NAACP and the United Automobile, A and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, a par’ group in the "March on Washington" and influence the. organizations ‘to send their om delegates on a loca. All trade-unions, the NAACP, other mass Negro organi and some larger white groups will be considered as o: of concentration by the CP.