Memorandum from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Vice President Harry S. Truman
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OCR Page 1 of 2THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 22, 1945.
5.
HIGHLY SONFIDENTIAL
*NATIONAL
ARCHIVES
RECORDS
AND JULY
MEMORANDUM FOR
SERVICE*
THE VICE PRESIDENT:
If you have any urgent messages
which you wish to get to me, I suggest
you send them through the White House Map
Room. However, only absolutely urgent
messages should be sent via the Map Room.
May I ask that you make them as brief as
possible in order not to tie up communi-
cations. If you have very lengthy messages
the Map Room officer will have to exercise
his discretion as to whether it is physi-
cally possible to send them by radio or
whether they will have to be sent by
pouch.
F.D.R.
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