Letter from Charles Eaton to President Harry S. Truman with Attachment and Related Material

7/21 FILED BY DR. STEELMAN 637 Courtright Blvd. Mansfield, Ohio July 20, 1952 JUL29 1952 U 407-B President Harry S. Truman The White House Steel Strike Washington, D. C. mise. Dear Mr. President: E I We note as of today that you are calling for a basic solution to settle the steel strike when you say "July 19 AP Washington in part "There must be a basic solution". We send you a copy of a letter written to Congressman J. Harry McGregor in case the one sent him may still be on his desk. When we settle all issues we will first have to get down to fundamentals whereas one party does not step on another party's toes too hard. What we mean by fundamentals is God's laws and they can only be Bound in good clean moral men in all walks of life but a short cut for now which is most sincerely needed would be to consider the contents of the letter to Mr. McGregor, or the advice of professional Protestant and Catholic High Clergy combined with ( no bigots allowed in race, color, or creed). If we invite this (bigot-6) class for advise we will have more trouble than we have now, that we do not wish to have. We for one have had enough of the (bigot-6) other than try to educate them later on. Ike wants everybody to be a politician. We think he has already done a good job before he has even started and people said he did not know anything about politics, yes a military man, but he is a civilian now. Yours sincerely, bhas.FEaton Charles F. Eaton x