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She is the|wives of veterans who are locked ings of Joseph Stalin or the reports ficial details, whicn they we ‘airman oof the Human|'p month after month in the San|of political, scientific, cultural, concémed. with 1” sven as | ‘thts Corimissi f tl Irancisco Immigration Detention|educational and other conferenves| {r ure Of ZOO wi TS or nsion ar £1 lStation. One committed suicide|held in the USSR she would find) | Efor Dic, as an American mited Nations, which has la-)\ hen I was in that city last Sep-lthat criticism is free and shaghy in|, Xk be interested to kno ard long and itterly to produce tember: Recently others tried to|that country. gt exadtly. how our represen mess Of pliett tes, Somehow one aoe _|Mrs.-Roosevelt, rated on eac » donger thinks of the lady as the The magazine, Soviet ®\l arate proposition proposed published in English, has eriticifms jagped for the Bill of Rights dow of Fiavklin DB. Reosevelt. th has Kon site th a long way ta make, as well as praise for| gestion. Her personal rel “Or did Mrs. Roosevelt ever hear of the British girl who came to Virginia to marry an American «the views she expressed. veteran? This girl was arrested, things well done. with or reactions to the Sovic he comphuirs that toa many jailed and, deported for one reason My one contract with Russian! égates are not important. Jews wht: 7 ’ ; Jonly—the American. EN egro.| women at the Congress of Wom- | Did she fight for human 1 re addressed] ‘| Tnterracial marriagedate QepRgbited |" in 1945, when the Women's! pid she help the oppresse » the So we ‘thy Jaw in that stale een Internatiual Democrilic lonial and minorities within wermment < other Southern states. “#% ltipawwas born. I did not find it tries, like their own, to ad “ved an: y. But Mrs. Roosevelt ef ‘necessary e compromise. On the! their struggles for human 1 curt rep late in the Human Rights question, of..." Fa Rights f)r| This we want to know from vit oshe bi mission for a forthright declares Wamp, § €,,& British deleg&.c| Roosevelt. Personally, I do the recip: tion against such inhuman re- introduced ropes in a sub-) she did. win the pur 'strictions. She said in Washington comimftee ar to’ the Equal; —---—- - somauny wate ad Dressing in on Jan, 14, in a talk at the State Rights’ i a and the Rus- Department, that the Russians sjans supported ity 1 had no dilfi-; tations to viv SE. “RM | tried to amend the draft of the culty in persuading them that vr poviet v ati anit Sule declaration to require nations to definite safeguards m must be guar- | vd her sou, ' ivstt: He ° | suarantee various human rights tolanteed to insure equality for work-! ‘your mother visit us?” an p| their people. ing women against forms of cap-| pressed the disappointment 0 She reports with evident satis-litalist exploitation. “Da! Dal” they | > Russian people. faction that the Soviet delegates|said eagerly, anxious not to adhere At Ntaybe peevl feel hurt when) wore yoted down. As Dr. DuBois|to their own view, but to solve the \ Q. : continues 1: criticize their way |yjas pointed out, Mrs. Roosevelt problem. G. . tile without taking the trouble|},, thereby given aid and com- e accept an in-itation to sce andifyt to the advocate of States YD SAY that once the bade clerstaud fur oneself. Finally, Rights, who are the white su- principle was agreed upon, tile become curt aller many re-/premacists of the South. What's Russians were not too rigid abot Hs. the use of merely talking about|.mall details, human rights in ‘the abstract, it|” sibly never IHE SUBJECT on whith Mrs.{nothing is to be done about i Possibly Mrs. Roosevelt | “Cc: arrive at an understanding rosevell wrote Jetters was “GI ides.” But it ber heart bleeds for] MRS. RoomDEXEL) o AAY ~#A ! brides, ghe cau help veteran;mare concerned EL) the wet \4 o mecPHtitle of Lawrence, Mess.,/that the Russians (possibly ain | ek” JiThYd is a clipping from ing hit“ Anancee Friedet” Rosen-|by the constant carping criticism ed into the United States. Hlisfleveled at them) refer to bad con- ND 5 iGlirage of th cae vere DATLy Worker sacee was Hbriated by his megi-jditions in the USA than she is ‘ut from a Nad oonceutration|about the actual conditions. Can wy. For over: Gree years this)we deny that segregation, dis- 17 ang textile work . hero of com-(crimination, Jimerow exists in our ein! _ SSF OP | 1, has been strangled in red tape|land? What we should be con- | , Date__4-/7-£ 7 vl thwarted at every turn. He has|cemed about is how to abolish Clipped at the Seat of mpted_to bring a Jewish gitl,ithem immediately, Government “se Se parents were killed hy the She also repeats the ‘oh e ° : eesti - | ‘FIVE * ‘ . oe a ee a ee a me ae me a eel