Correspondence Between F. H. Vass and Major General Harry H. Vaughan
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3 November 1947
Dear lits:
Honry H. Vaughan
I agree with you that the Civil
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Rights Committee report is a very contraversial
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matter I have a copy of this report on my desk
although I have not as yet had time to look it
over. There are some nequities in the political
as woll as the economical field that could be re-
vised and probably should be. However, we both
know that social inequalities cannot be changed by
regulations.
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I would like very much to take that
deer hunt that you mentioned, but frou the looks
of my schedule now it would be impossible to get
away from here for any length of time. I hope the
day will come when the situation can change but I
don't know how soon that will be.
Sincerely,
HARRY H. VAUGHAN
Major General, U. S. Army
Military Aide to the President
Mr. F. H. Vasa
Danville,
Thuman
Virginia.
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