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Correspondence Between President Harry S. Truman and N. D. Jackson

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December 19, 1946 ARCHIVES and if "NATIONAS SERVICER RECORDS AMD Dear Nat: I certainly appreciated your letter of the fifteenth and I wish I could make the arrangements you suggested. I thought when I received your first letter I would be able to do it but the Message business is piling up so high here that I won't be able to be at home except for Christnas day. I expect to leave here Christmas morning and return the next morning. I am sorry about it but I have three Messages to propare for the Congress and they must be ready on time. Sincerely yours, HARRY S. TRUMAN Mr. N. D. Jackson 210 West Maple Avenue Independence, Missouri

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