Letter from Harry S. Truman to Eleanor Roosevelt

HST-153 HARRY/ s. TRUMAN FEDENAL MESISHVE BANK BUILDENO KANSAS CITY e, MISSOURI February 18, 1953 Yils Dear Mrs. Roosevelt: I appreciated your letter of February second very, very nuch. Mrs. Truman and I will remember the invitation to Hyde Park. I know you can sympathize with us because we have records, papers, furniture, clothing and what not piled up in every room in the house at home, in two storage places in Kansas City and in an office in the Federal Reserve Bank Building. I don't know whether we will ever get on top of it or not. I've had more than sixty thousand letters - ninety-nine and nine tenths of which are just as fine as anybody would want to receive. I am trying to find some way to get them answer- ed. Whenever there is anything I can do that is of interest to you don't fail to call on ne. Mrs. Truman joins me in very best wishes and kindest regards to you. Sincerely yours, daughter Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt 29 Washington Square, West Apt. 15-A New York 11, New York