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e slunist would 92? -_! CI 17-4886 lj;; D of the the The April 5, 1947, issue of the Call k Post, a Cleveland, Ohio, weekly newspaper, carried an article which reported that ILUEQOQD MiB5!iLL would be the ssin speaker tor a giant Pair Employment Practice Comittee lass meeting - sponsored by the local chapter ot the NAACP at the Euclid ggengsugaptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday, April j O The April 16, l9RT, issue or the Cleveland Press reported that MARSHALL told his audience the night before at the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church that "the Civil Bar and the last tso Horld Hers are not over because ninorlty peoples still are fighting for freedon." MARSHALL reportedly warned "too many people are sitting still waiting for something to happen." . . , Dis- crimination, the thing they tear, already has happened. we Inst take up arse against discrimination. "too many people spend too much time worrying about the rest ot the world and ignore the lack of delocracy at hone. lo! can Is go before the nations of the norld Ilth appeals tor deaocracy when so do not practice it at hone? "Many people abhor lynchings, naturally. Bt ten worry about discrimination that keeps people out or jobs. Ihere is very little difference in dying at the and or a rope and starving to death for want or a Job." mne_reb, l9, i961, issue cg the_Qle§eland Press_ contains an article reporting that on Fen. 18, 1901» in ?@P1?- ing to questions on Open Circuit," a KER-TV program, THURGOOD HARSIALL said that in his travels abroad he had had trouble -2- 1 advised kZ1E:&# >3