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/ . sME200-T692—8U0, 0.0 8 th ee - - * \"Bleanor Noosevelt | a, te , rn: woh yt. ond 1 New York, -New York 5/° .:,5+« “¥. Fst gh: ie "+ 2s Board of Directors ce - weed i Se oe -National Association for the oe ste ag aa oa eo FO Advancement of Colored People - 7s -. “ gleanor Roosevelt, white, female, was bors. t . at qe) oy Sue!Ogbober’ 11, 1884, 1n New York City, and resides ats. « ' eel *, Hyde ‘Park, Dutchess County, New York. She was United ° ra “States representative to the Fourth through the Seventh’ ™ % ’. United Nations General Assemblies, and is an 1 author,. . . . columnist and lecturer. Te * a tore Eleanor Roosevelt wrote a scries of five’ articles entitled "On My Own" which appeared | in the weekly *« , publication "Saturday E.ening Post,” These articles ag . veflect Mra. Hoosevelt': iife in autoblography form:> 2+ wha. “subsequent to the death of the late President een a In the article oppearing in the ‘March 1 ae 7 1958 edition of the "Soturday Evening Post", vrs. hecuevelt® made the following stalement concerning the ” Russian qi “., periphery: “nut 1 thin. I should die if I had to live |. “foe oy > Z shou aeenw had Lee a a : din Soviet Russia where I aimost fever acara eae ere. ne Soe t ?When I spent a month traveling about Russia in 19ST x ray eh -. * " the‘grim era of the Stalinist @ictatorship*had been*' -”4+%.- * , wepleced by the less fearful ~ in thinking at ensta” AA ‘dictatorship of Nikita 3. Krushchev, but, the peopid’ etiil existed under a system .f compul sion, and the power”; =“ te over them woo still e hand ol stee). y {ti ie . oo “- ’ . - Ya: -