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Correspondence Between Congressman Abraham Multer and President Harry S. Truman, with Attachment

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April 26, 1948 7-19 My dear Congressman Multer: I read your letter of the twenty-first with a great deal of interest and I sincerely wish that I could reply categorically to each one of your questions at this time, We are trying our best to work out a program in the United Nations that will bring peace and X 85-A happiness to Palestine and it would not be right or proper for me to make comments on that situation until we accomplish the purpose which x20 4 we are working for, and that is peace in Palestine. TRUMAR ARCHIVES NATIONAL ARD Sincerely yours, RECORBS SERVICE Ks. HARRY S. TRUMAN Honorable Abraham L. Multer House of Representatives Washington, D. C. 76-le

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