Suggesting that his damning letter (mums312-b117-i255) is "not logical" and pointing out its various inferential flaws; clarifying that the rift between him and the NAACP owes not to his support of Henry A. Wallace, as therein suggested, but the very fact of his political involvement and advocacy; describing the Association's long-held policy of announcing their political affiliations; and insisting that "the real question is, did I mislead the public in appearing to commit the NAACP to Wallace or did the Secretary commit the organization to Truman?" See mums312-b117-i256 for earlier draft.
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