Letter from Representative Arthur G. Klein to President Harry S. Truman

FILED BY ARTHUR G. KLEIN MR. HOPKINS Washington Office: 19th District of New York Suite 1431 NHOB NAtional 3120, Ext. 1066 Committees on Interstate and Foreign Commerce Congress of the United States JUL 9 1952 New York Office: District of Columbia 50 Broad Street House of Representatites HAnover 2-1080 Washington 25, D. C. 133 THE WHITE HOUSE June 5, 1952 con The Honorable K JUN 6 8 02 AM '52 Harry S. Truman The President of the United States RECEIVED The White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. President: I hope that you will follow your own impulses and veto the McCarran-Walte bill when it comes before you for action. The people, particularly in New York, are very much aroused about this vicious anti- democratic bill; and are placing their trust in you as usual. I know you will not fail them. I believe you will agree that the only course you can consistently follow is to veto this bill and thus continue your record of opposition to measures which would restrict the liberties and opportunities of the American people. With kind personal regards, I am Respectfully yours, NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS brthey salem SERVICE Arthur G. Klein Member of Congress AGK : em