Show Truman Charges Charges' GOP Real Estate Front Dewey Pledges Unity President Says Congress Killed Housing NEW V YORK Oct 29 INS IN'S President Truman launched his second da day of campaigning for New Yorks York's 47 electoral votes otes Friday with an invasion of Yonkers Yonkers Yonkers' and Harlem The president In defending his civil rights plan in Negro populated Harlem said When hen we have that kind of freedom we face the enforces evil n forces that are abroad in the orld world whatever and wherever the they m may a 3 b be c with the strength that comes from rom complete confidence in one another and nd from rom complete faith in the working of our d own democracy V NE YORK Oct 29 UP UP- UP I President Truman charged Friday that if the Republicans Republicans' win next Tuesdays Tuesday's election there will be a I I housing shortage for a long time because G GOP 0 P leaders in congress are for the real estate lobby Opening a day of campaigning up and down metropolitan New NewYork NewYork NewYork York the president told a crowd at Larkin Plaza in Yonkers that the Republican controlled congress murdered housing legislation legislation legislation leg leg- in the last session The bill was killed at the request requestor of or the real estate lobby he said Now he added the real estate lobby is getting ready to spend a quarter of a million dollars to prevent prevent prevent pre pre- vent extension of federal rent controls controls con con- trots beyond next March expiration expiration expiration tion date The presidents president's schedule ran f from r rom o ni traditionally Republican Westchester county on the north to overwhelmingly o D De Demo e m o 0 cratic cratie I Brooklyn on the south It included stops along along- the route in the Bronx and Harlem where the third party candidacy of Henry HenryA A A. Wallace Vallace threatens to cat eat into the Democratic party's usually top-heavy top margin in the metropolitan metropolitan metropolitan metro metro- politan area I Mr Truman cant can't afford much Wallace Vallace inroad if the metropolitan area Is to overcome o the usual upstate upstate upstate up up- state G GOP 0 P majority to capture New York states state's 47 electoral votes otes the biggest prize of the i presidential election The Brooklyn speech Friday night winds up the presidents president's second second sec see ond day of practically pounding the sidewalks of New York He is expected to devote it to a discussion discussion discus discus- sion sian of his administrations administration's foreign policy He was considerably heartened Se See Page 2 Column 5 I 7 i y t 4 Et E t I House e SI Speaker aker Martin lartin vows 5 congress cooperation with G 0 GOP 0 P. P TRUMAN Continued from Page One by the size of the crowds which turned out to greet him upon his arrival late Thursday and cheer his needling attacks on Dewey Police estimated that at least New Yorkers saw the chief executive during a two-hour two confetti-blanketed confetti swing through lower Manhattan and on the way to and from his major speech in Madison Square Garden in the eve eve- ning Approximately of them were In the garden to cheer lustily his charge that Dewey has been following him around the country but wont won't follow him into a discussion discussion discussion dis dis- dis- dis of campaign n issues or through the White House door Likened to Shadow Shado In his prepared text he compared com corn pared the G GO GOP 0 P candidate with a little shadow in the nursery rhyme which goes I have a little litte shadow that goes in and out with me mc and what can be the use of him is more than I can see He omitted It during the actual de de- de- de livery White House aids said he heI I did it to save time The president pulled no punches j in reference to Dewey in some of his other New York speeches however He told a crowd including including including ing many In front of city hall that Dewey know what its it's all about He told a C CIO I 0 dinner in the Astoria Waldorf-Astoria that for a dinner there last year honoring 50 foremost foremost foremost fore fore- most businessmen whose income averaged annually they chose a speaker who could talk the language c of those who ho make a year and picked Dewey not him Continues Attack In his Madison Square Garden speech he referred to Dewey as a secondhand candidate because this is his second run as G 0 O P nominee He also told the evening rally that he still supports the Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic pledge of a prosperous free and independent democratic state for the Jewish people in Palestine Mr Truman has scheduled a major windup speech Saturday night in St. St Louis He will wm spend Sunda Sunday at his home in Independence ence Mo make a vote the broadcast from there on election eve and vote there early Tuesday |