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Correspondence Between President Harry S. Truman and Ambassador Loy Henderson

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November 21, 1952 Sun Dear Mr. Ambassador: I certainly did appreciate your good personal letter of the fourteenth more than I can tell you. 1 sincerely hope that things eventually will work out as we all hope for - that is for a peaceful world. You are entirely familiar with the steps which have been taken to bring that about. I've had a very satisfactory interview with the General and I hope he will continue to impiement the policies which so far have kept us out of a Third World War. Again I can't tell you how very much I appreciate your good letter. ARCHIVES "NATIONAL RECORDE SERVICE AND N Sincerely yours, HARRY S. TRUMAN Honorable Loy W. Henderson President delivered letter in person. Henderson called Nov. 24,1952 - 11:45 am RAC

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