MRS. ROOSEVELT THROUGH
WITH YOUTH CONGRESS
Washington, Feb- 11 (ANPl —
There can be no doubt in the mind?
of the i>iomulgators of the Amer
ican Youth congress as to where
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt now stands
with reference to their aims and
ideal e.
Li.;t year when this group met
in Washington, Mrs. Roosevelt
took them literally ‘under her
wing'’, provided shelter for those
who couldn’t obtain shelter, spon
sored their cause so they could (ob
tain a governmental ball foe a
meeting, and even went so far as
to address their gathering ,a’id
laud their ideals and ambitions —
with reservations, of course.
However, the present situation
Is a horse of another color and the
First Lady is staying just as far
away from the youth congress as
she possibly can, and with no little
emphasis in her press conference
declared she did n°t accept the in
vitation to speak at the sessions
which will be held up in ‘‘little
Harlem’’ at Turner’s Fight arena.
Her decision, and that of gov
ernment officials, to divorce them
selves from the activities of the
youth group, Mrs. Roosevelt ex
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She also said she had refused
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cause a great many people who
had attended the meeting here last
year, wi>uld come again and would
set the trend. She considered it
a “w'aste of time” to repeat what
they already knew about her atti
tude
Mrs. Roosevelt also assertpd at
the press conference that ahe did
not cars what the general public
i thought of her attitude toward the
American Youth congress. Her
interest, she said, was exclusive
ly in making her viewpoint clear
to the young people.
Many Negroes took part in the
last conference and an equal num
b'- r Is expected to come to the ses
sions this week.
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The Golden Gate Quartet, one of America’s foremost haimony teams, in Washington, D. C., k heard
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Benjamin E. Mays of Morehouse
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