Letter from Robert Condon to President Harry S. Truman wtih Attached Newspaper Clipping

Steim and P.P.F. FIRST CHURCH OF THE nazarene NO. SECOND ST. AT B YAKIMA, WASHINGTON MILO L. ARNOLD, Minister MISS ESTHER ARVESON, Office Secy. ROBERT CONDON, Ass't Minister MAURICE GRAVES, Treasurer January 16, 1951 Honourable President of the U. S. file WoH 3-1-51 Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: It is with regret that I noted the enclosed picture from "Life" January 8, 1951. Especially shocking was the revealed fact that in order for you to have your beer it was necessary to break the liquor law of Kansas City. It seems that in a day of such world crisis as well as national concern for an outbreak of criminal lawlessness accross the country that a more fitting example from the nation's leader would be not only expected but that the feeling of such responsibility would guide you in your actions, statements, and public life. Trusting that the prayers of God's people may direct you and other national leaders to look to Him for guidance in these dark days. Yours for a Christian Nation, TRUMAN ARCHIVES PNATIONAL SERVICE" Robert Robert Condon Condon enc.