Letter from Arthur Ackerman to President Harry S. Truman

P.P.F. 7 Seneea avenue mr. Harry 5. Truman Con Emerson, n.g. January 16,1951 Blair House A Pennsylvania avenue IRU MAN LIBRARY Washington, &.C. file Wear mr. President: Dam must grateful that live in the wonderful laud 2 am and a am proud to be writing you this This great nating an american It is forther. this reason that am ours is us a lighthouse to which the free nations I the Charld are looking for guidance as do the ships in a stormy pea. Today the people of our Country and the people I the would are looking to the President, inles as am nations leader, will guide us through the stormy peas of the present world erisis. for this reason the President and other government finals phould exemplify to the utmost at all times lionesty, justice, integrity, deplomary, good judgement and uphold all the ideal upon which this great nation 7 ams was founded. In connection wilts this it was very discounting to me that you, who as our natures leader, leaving swore to rephold thes laws I am laud, would be a part in and permit the proprietor Is a restraint, who did mat have a because to serve alcoholic beverages to act in direct violation To the law as was described in the January 8th issue 1 fife magagine. a and 2 the opinion that the President or anyone lise in public office should do all in be power to govern his actions and conduct lis affairs in accordance do not like been is No concern f name, but wilt the laws of am land. whether you do or