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Letter from Joan Doman to President Harry S. Truman

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5 7- 77/28/50 R.7.D.5 great Plain Road Danbury, Commecticut july 20, 1950 Mr. Harry S. Truman 200 president U.S.A. White House 7/19/50 Corn Washington, D.C. b Dear Mr. Truman, last right on the Kouan situation, Having listened k your speech 4 wish R make it clear that I am extremely displeased with your handling of the whole affair. Both you and Mr. Roosevelt before you drawe claimed to have the sole right and responsibility for making your foreign policy without confering with 6 even informing any other elected representatives of the people.

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