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\ . ‘@ “ee National Issues os Committee eel Mrs. Roosevelt Starts Group | To Fight ‘Reactionary Trend’ By Ldward T. Folliard Post Reporter Mrs. Franklin _D\ vel Jheld forth at a press eonfer- * distaPBed*hy whal she called a ence in the Shoreham Hotel, ex- actionary trend,” came bere/ptaining the committee’s back- sterday to announce the for- ground. its plans, and its anged mation of a new, nonpartisan greatly s BLDCE WIE LOI Wot abe! It a called th was First Lady, although ehe vee €dldid seem to have trouble hear- ca. ODling questions asked of her by the reporters. bt to raise ina prepared statement, Mrs. rst wear ofle. ou. guj SOF Sts ree PROGSSVEL «SEpTesSeG «6GOntEH, adquarters/sbout the situation abroad “Cig t 816 2st st. ie wati at bome. She aaid that “our A aman we) evel oo om friends fhroughout the world SOT — ie are beginning to lose consgcacep PrcoaAR ————— => erica” The same forces RO & tdwhich have blunted the edge of nue 24 196 America's world leadership, ehe ;feaid, are largely responsible for reaction at home—for the talk . eral bousing program, for aban- - ) weoning the Hell's Canyon Pro} and for lost ground in the ’ fields of health and education. eonflict these . areas,” Mrs. Neonwelt aaid tp her prepared statement, “is not ene between Republicans and/| mocrats, for in every case! both Republicans and Demo- crats will be found on each side. Instead, I feel sure that the! -Herald whole trend 1 have outlined Times-He results chiefly ck of; Wash. Post mz : g a ===> Wash. News 6 3 SEP 10 1953