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OCR Page 1 of 2P.P.F.
6/29/47 200 920- so Figuiroa St
Pro
Las Angeles, Cally
K
June 29th. 1947
my dear mr. President
d listened with interest to your address
before in the neges organization today. I believe
in every statement you made, and do ad-
the time democratic law as expressed in our
your courage in giving to the coorld
Constitution. But, you have voiced one of our
greatest american problems, one ,Ifear, that
will be turned against you.
l admire your courage for voicing
time democracy but I fear theresults It is
a question I have given considerable thought
d know enough about the southern states to
fear the reaction that is bound to come.
l have visited the south and much to
my surprise, found the former estyens from
the noith, more bitter toroard the negro
than the real southerner.
I also found a class called "The Poor colute.
Irash" These from illituates have the right
to note, while the negro has noter has fill not
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