Correspondence Between President Harry S. Truman and Eleanor Roosevelt, with Attachment
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February 25, 1949
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Dear Mrs. Roosevelt:
Ever so many thanks for your letter of
February eighteenth with which you forwarded tele-
graphic protest you had received from THE ASSOCIATION
ON AMERICAN INDIAN AFFAIRS and THE AMERICAN FUND re
the deficiency appropriation of $550,000 to keep
certain Navajo schools open.
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I share your concern over this threat to the
welfare of the Indian children who will be without
educational facilities after March fifteenth unless
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the sppropriation is authorized.
I an glad to advise you that Mr. Warne,
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Assistant Secretary of the Interior, had been standing
by for two days to be heard by the Senate Committee on
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Deficiency. Mr. Warne was heard in part yesterday
afternoon and is completing his testimony before the
Committee as this is written. There is therefore
ground for hope that the appropriation struck out by
the House Appropriations Committee will be restored by
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the Senate.
With every good wish,
HART ARCHIVES RECORDS NATIONAL TRUMAN 1
lways sincerely,
U.S.
SERVICE
GOVERNMENT
Sgd) HARRY S. TRUMAN
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, X pp7460
Val-Kill Cottage,
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Hyde Park, New York.
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