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Eleanor Roosevelt — Part 26
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“communis In
|U.S. No Menace
1--Mrs. Roosevelt
By MILDRED KAHLER GEARE.
As long as: our present high
standards of living exist, Commu-
nism will] not constitute a serious
menace to this country, Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt said today.
Mrs. Roosevelt made this state-
Ment at a press conference at. the
Hotel Emerson preceding her
speaking at a luncheon given in
her honor by the Baltimore
County League of Women Voters.
The ballroom of the Emerson
was packed with more than 900
women. A huge gathering of men
and women waited Mrs. Roose-
jvelt's arrival at the entrance to!
ithe hotel. . |
Dressed in a smart dark blue!
wool ensemble with striped satin!
waist and small black felt hat
trimmed with broadtaii and three-;
quarter broadtail coat, Mrs.!
Roosevelt was greeted by Mrs.!
Edwin Huber, the president, ard!
offiters of the league at the I
ee
rt.
MUST MEET NEEDS
irs. Roosevelt was presented
with a shoulder bouquet of pur-;
pie orchids. |
Mrs, Roosevelt said:
. “Communism can be com-
B batted in thia country as long
as you meet the needs of the ;
people by giving them high
standards of living, education ,
and recreational facilities.
Where the people are unhappy : .
Communism finds a fertile field.
‘The people are very unhappy in .
Asia and Africa, which would
make Cemmunism flourish on |
thise continents.”
Vhen Mrs, Roosevelt was caked
to oromment upon the recent plec- .
she declared the election was
one of the greatest boosid for
‘democracy, showing the peorie of
The Baltimore “eqs Post the world that the people in tlis
Baltimore y Hd. country wanted liberalism and not
January il, 1949 a Communist-controlied Govern- .
ment. She also answered the
page 3, col 5 Question that she did not plan to re. & ALTIMORE
JAN 1 7 1949 |
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‘attend the inauguration.
‘BUNCH OF AMATEURS’
In commenting upon a question
‘concerning the Un-American)
Activities Committee, she ex-'
ipressed the opinion that it was.
lwrong to have a “bunch of ama-
. ‘teurs fussing around and smearing |
ithe reputations of so many peo-.
ple.”
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