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Talson Nichols Boardman Beimont Mohr Rosetr Tamm Trotter Patsons — Be Vv. Grom uist rik , _ . & “ 12g ¢C JAL oak APR 2 2 1958 NAME CHECK come fan, THUIRGOO D(ARSHALL Sum Move v4 Beltinore. Maryland April 16, 1958 o investigation pertinent to your inquiry he been condusted by the FBX concern the captioned individual. However, the files of @ Bureau reflect the foliowing information which asy relate to the subject of your name check request. The conf identiai informants provid inforwatd on appears below. have furnished relable information in the past, * National Negro Congress and the National - Pederation for Constitutional Liberties, mentianed below, have beth been (designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Exesutive Order 10150. A confidentiel informant advised in 195 that minutes of a meeting of the ExeoutiverConmittese of the Hebional Ne. Sy efieeted he hela at New York, New York on Merch 28, 1 t Thurg ii waa among the sponsors of & shrovevey papers isgued by the National Federation f for Conatituti Liberties announeing e dinner t the Hotel Roosevelt, New York City, om April 2, 1911, held umder the auspices of that sation, Thur Marshall was listed as 2 sponsor. Acoording to the "Da Werler," former ea coast sommnist newspaper, p » Ootebsr 29, 1943, "Tian good Pe cree 15 "troa Benjamin counsel, of oF, had veeesived « check amin J, Davis, Jr., te help the fight saeime Be Crow, nen Davia ia one of the eleven national leaders af the Commmist Party who were convicted in dotober 1949» at New York City, for oonspixracy for advocating the verthrow of the Uni ad States government by force and viclanse. ——{id3e8e5y-9) ae ___Orig and one to R Req, rectd: h/} eB. EC. 7 NOTE: This memo contains ormation from a cOWtentisi— 4 informant, revelation of which may endanger the national 7 mmeeDRLGY cat ‘the United States. DECLASSIFIED B po gen a Vy 5 a _ Do OR _@-é) GA~ 56% iss b0~ 9/ b6 b7c