Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to Harry S. Truman

MRS. P. D. ROOSEVELY 342 MADISON AVIDUE NEW YORK 17. NEW YORK Decenber 13, 1945 Dear Mr. Prosidents The United Feature Syndicate for whom I write my daily column. har asked me sgain if 1 still plan to go to Bussia in the spring, as they would have to start the machinery if I am to go- 1 am very nuch interested in goung unl ess sone- thing unforeseen happens, and I would like to go about the middle of liarch for about four or five weeks. This however, may conflict with the other interest about which you telephoned me in reference to the United Nations Organization. I would feel that that was the more important. Could you tell me if there might be a conflict and whether I should keep my time fairly flexible for the spring? I would not want to make any definite committments with regard to Bussia and then have to give up the trip, as I think it might have a bad reaction. I do not like to bo ther you with all of this, but 1 shall appreciate your advice. Looking forward to seeing you and Mrs. Truman on January 7th, I Very cordially yours, Thann Prosecult Dec 17. Adrising her to go if she inited. answered in by hand on and list First UWO meeting in pea: for 30 days of april.