Letter from Harry S. Truman to Eleanor Roosevelt

HARRY s. TRUMAN MAY 30 FEDERAL BANK BUILDING KANSAS o. March 20, 1957 n Dear Mrs. Roosevelt: Mrs. Truman fand I more than appreciated your kind letter of the 15th, and I sincerely hope that conditions will persit our poing with you on Hemorial Day. We have some difficulty getting the library completod, and instead of having it ready by Hay 8th, as I had hoped, the dedication date will have to be post- I goned so that trying until they to are the may get at first all be Hyde indexed ay week papers Park. in and July. moved I filed will into In keep just the the in as meantime, building President touch with you, and I hope most sincerely that I can join you in spite of all the tearing around I have to do. I read in the paper that you are making a trip to Spain. I would give anything in the world for a confi- dential letter from you telling me what you think of that country. As you know, I have nover trusted Franco and dislike his attitude toward this great republic of ours. Hay you have a very pleasant trip, and when you come back, I should be able to toll you definitely what my situation will be during the latter part of Nay. Yours very truly, Harythunnan Nrs. 211 East New York 21, N. Y. Franklin 62nd D. Street Hoosevelt Besst I appreciate most highly your kindness to thargie.