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Letter from Eleanor Roosevelt to Harry S. Truman

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MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
211 EAST 62ND STREET
NEW YORK 21, N. Y.
September 30, 1953
Feb
Dear Mr. President:
Your letter accepting the invitation to
speak for ADA was delayed in reaching
me because it was directed to an old
address. I am very happy that you are
able to accept.
Many thanks for telling me about Mr.
Noyes' visit. It is good to know that you
bo th think well of me and I am deeply
appreciative.
With kind regards to Mrs. Truman,
SLRVIGE'S
Margaret and yourself,
bro. Very sincerely yours , 209
20399
Than Trossuch

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Americans for Democratic Action. Noyes, David Matthew, 1898-1981 Meetings

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Harry S. Truman Post-Presidential Papers