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OCR Page 1 of 2THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 14, 1946
Dear Mrs. Roosevelt:
Replying to yours of the eighth regarding
your position on the Education Committee,
I sincerely hope that things will not
interfere so you can't go through with
that program.
I don't want to be selfish and appear to
work you to death but it seems to me that
for its first start you would be an ideal
person to set the American policy.
of course, if this interference with Assembly
meetings becomes increasingly apparent, I'11
be glad to consider your recommendation of
Miss Williams. I hope, however, it will not
be necessary for you to leave the Committee
on Education.
Sincerely yours,
stifference
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Apartment 15-A
29 Washington Square, West
New York City 11, New York
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