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OCR Page 1 of 4THE WHITE HOUSE
APR 22 8 27 AM '52
RECEIVED
STATSMINISTERN
Stockholm April 19th 1952.
Dear Mr. President,
On my first day in Stockholm after my fortnight's tour
in the United States I hasten to beg you, Mr. President,
to accept the expressions of my sincere gratitude for all
the kindness shown to me during my visit to your great country.
It has been a true honour to Sweden and to me personally to
be received like this by the President of the United States.
I shall ever cherish the recollection of the privilege to meet
one of the men in the world of today to whom has been given
the power to influence the present world situation.
I venture to remind you of your promise to visit this
country when you will find time to make a European trip. Of
course we have not so much to show as you have in America.
But you will not be able to be mistaken in the cordial welcome
extended to you over here.
Believe me, Mr. President, respectfully and sincerely
yours,
Imm Mander
Mr. Harry S. Truman,
President of the United States of America,
Nashingto n , D.C.
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