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dee {by Mr. Marshall. md 761, | Off Memorandum + onrrep states GOVER ; = Mr. Rose ue mrom * wr. Price ny 4 “ean: 2/ RATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE: (NAACP) The Director had inquired if we could identify Peen whdak Rhea heaanm man eee hee Lies TTY. foe" nanan 1 4 wheat Ww Wii Wedd head MEU MEH AWAIGW Wy Fh bid BW Pid Olle od w he was talking to Mr. Nichols and Mr. Rosen at the Burea February 9, 1956. Marshall had stated tha staff employee for the National Association for va Colored People in Birmingham, Alabama, had made some com which Marshall thought were unjustified but mentioned th ease had occurred in Florida, south of Miami, and a Neer woman had been beaten up by the police. An Agent report went to find the witness and asked a police officer if h knew the witness and the officer offered to point out wh the witness lived. According to Marshall this officer w the minds of the colored people a bad police officer and colored people clammed up. it eroet Bs oes aa b -. ACTION: HEREIN 5 Supervisor Mf the x an Office w contacted by Mr. Rosen 234 p.m., on February 13, 19 and asked to identify, if possible, such a case. Superv f the Miami Office telephonically advised on th afternoon * of February 13, 1956, that he had talked with Agents handling Civil Rights matters*and had reviewed f1 but had been unable to iden uch case in the Mi during the past year. SA dvised that SA is prese on extended sick leave and that he would c with SA in a further effort to identify the matter Bupervisors in the Civil Rights Unit are unable to recal personally any case in the Ment area ‘fod. as wentioned _ wand all other Agents. Po f a TO on 8 “a EE 2408 AE ee DEUew al el a : 2 -Mr. Nichols -_-