Letter from Harry S. Truman to Nellie Noland

THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON October 23, 1946 Dear Nellie: I appreciated your letter of the sixteenth very much and I have been so covered up that I haven't had a chance to sit down and write you as I usually do. That good for nothing Cyril Clemens is worse than a "goose bite" - he spends most of his time promoting himself on his seventh cousin's reputation. I wouldn't pay too much attention to him - I never answer his letters. His letter- head is a big joke in our office - all he lacks having on it is Jesus Christ and General Jackson. He is a nut. If Mrs. Townsend got to Washington I didn't hear about it. I would have been glad to let her see The White House. If you send me Mr. Townsend's Scottish Rite certificate I'll sign it. I hope Ethel and Aunt Ella are all well - we will be seeing you next week, I hope. TRUMAN Sincerely yours, THINK ARCHIVES NATIONAL RECORDS SERVICE" AND DEPARTMENT U.S. Miss Nellie Noland Harry 216 North Delaware Street Independence, Missouri Mr. Clemeus has published a look about the that's about halffake