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Correspondence Between Philip Murray and President Harry S. Truman

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Filed by Mr. Latta quir, 4/22/47. April 15, 1947 252-K Dear Phil: I read your letter of April fourteenth with a great deal of interest and, I think, you are unduly alarmed about the Order. The Order was most carefully drawn with the idea in view that the Civil Rights of no one x596 would be infringed upon and its administration will be carried out in that spirit. Of course, I am glad to have your views on it. TRUMA NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND Sincerely yours, RECORDS SERVICE SOVERNMENT HARRY S. TRUMAN Mr. Philip Murray x170 17 x pp7 213 President Congress of Industrial Organizations 718 Jackson Place, N.W. Washington 6, D.C. x161

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