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OCR Page 1 of 2HST-64
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON February 2, 14
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1948
Dear Mrs. Roosevelt:
I appreciated very much your letter of January twenty-
ninth.
General Marshall and I are attempting to work out a
plan for the enforcement of the mandate of the United
Nations. I discussed the matter with Franklin, Jr. the
other day and I sincerely hope that we can arrive at
the right solution.
Your statements on Great Britain are as correct as
they can be. Britain's role in the Near East and
Britain's policy with regard to Russia has not changed
in a hundred years. Disraeli might just as well be
Prime Minister these days.
I understand all that and I am trying to meet it as best
I can.
Sincerely yours
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Val-Kill Cottages
Hyde Park, Dutchess County
New York
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