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hac LR 77-1663 pb? : said that iD: . ie 3 of the NAACP with headquarters at New Orleans, uisiana. In this connection he produced for inspection a copy of a letter dat r 23, 1955 ssman E rom which states in part as follows “The records show that eee... = discharged from his appointment as a Reserve commissioned officer of the Army on July 20, 1955, under the provisions of paragraph 6b(8), Army Regulations 140-175 which authoriz discharge for security reasons when such action is neces in the interests of national security," to show _ the connection between THURGOO MARSHALL, produced a copy of a deposition signed by Mr. MARSH n the matter of State of Arkansas versus NAACP, Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., Case Number 44,679, in Pulaski County, Arkansas, which reads in part: b7 "October 15, 1954 - August 30, 1955: Survey of Community attitudes regarding racial integrati in twenty Arkansas cities and towns (Batesville, Beardon Blytheville, Crossett, DeWitt, Earle, Fort Smith, Hambur Helena, Hot Springs, Hoxie, Little Rock, McGehee, Osceol Pina Riutff Dracr att Terarkana Walnut Hill, West Momoh SAW OF als 4 £2 ewe | + 5 Oe eh S Se bem se hm reer pres Wilmont)" ould not locate readily any evidence t as granted a leave of absence by 4 because his files were disrupted when he moved his office from Little Rock to El Dorado. He said it is obvious that he did becauscq@iiiiiwa at Tuskegee Institute. show that It was Opinion, under the premise of “guilt by associat above of MARSHALL I ion," that istic leanings are shown CTE 0 cli. particular attention to the a €e endance 0S of a communist gathering at Monteagle, Tennessee, in 1957. He said he has film showing that known Communist Party member attended this meeting. a... continued that Group photograph of QiimiiinNiianieliaressreetamesmeeiatesiion and One IT a cen on the steps of the White House when ci peeeccepnnateceeaen nen cece cine nee oH ee eed me eT Re A