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Correspondence Between David Morse and President Harry S. Truman

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20-U March 24, 1951 mcconnelly I appreciated very much your And good letter of the Dear Mr. Morse: sixteenth in regard to the Nelson Rockefeller Report. I'll be glad to talk with you when you come to the United States. You should make an appointment through Mr. Connelly, my appoint- ment secretary, and the matter can be arranged without difficulty. Sincerely yours, HARRY S. TRUMAN HARRY RECEIVE NATIONAL WORKS AND 1 Honorable David A. Morse x499 U.S. SERVICE Director-General GOVERNMENT International Labour Office Geneva, Switzerland

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