Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to Harry S. Truman

Mr. D. The Part Hetel 202 Sireet West New Youk 19, N. Y. 5 December 4, 1952 Dear Mr. President: As you know, at the end of this General Assembly session all of the delegates automatically resign 80 thie is not a letter of resignation. I shall write to General Eisenhower and resign as the US member on the Human Rights Commission. But before that time comes and when my work ends on this session, I am hoping to come, to Washington for a few hours. This will probably.on Pecember 20th or 22nd. May I come in to see you for a few minutes around noon? I promise not to take up more than & few minutes of your time. I would also like to have an opportunity to say good-by to Mrs. Truman if she is not too buey to let me run in for a minute or two. When you are a free and independent citizen, I hope you will occasionally come to New York City end that I may inveigle you and Mrs. Truman to spend a week end at Hyde Park. It would be a great pleasure if you could, and even more pleasure if Margaret could be with you. Very cordially yours, Heaver Roascouts Tenewal matter send by deep lyspe I Lake pet burd offe cheare of we they