Letter from Frank Tom-Pee-Saw to President Harry S. Truman with a Reply from William D. Hassett

April 2, 1947 6-Aircel. Mis My dear Mr. Ton-Pee-Saw: This will acknowledge the receipt of your letter of March thirtieth in support of the nominations for membership on the Indian Claims Commission. You may be assured that it will be brought to the attention of the President. Very sincerely yours, S. DEPART TRUMA WILLIAM D. HASSETT Secretary to the President ARCHATIONAL RECORDS - U.S. SERVICE GOVERNMENT B Mr. Frank Tom-Pee-Saw, 1101 North Central Street, Parsons, Kansas. elb TO COOPERATE WITH THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS FOR THE welfare OF INDIANS within THE UNITED STATES AND canada League Nations achid North American Indians National Legal & Legislation Council 4/2 Associate Legal Counsel in several Large States and Provinces all CHAIRMAN, THOMAS HAWK (GROS VENTRE) BOX 66, EAGLE CITY, OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA STATE ORGANIZER, JAMES KADOT (POTT OWOTIMI) KONAWA, OKLAHOMA CANADIAN CHIEF COUNSEL, J. LUDGER BERNARD B. A. (white)dalhouise, NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA SECRETARY, TOM-PEE-SAW (CHEROKEE, 110 1-2 NORTH CENTRAL STREET, PARSONS, KANSAS Parsona Kansas President, Harry S. Truman The white House mar. 30th, 1947 HARRY & TRUMAN Washington D.C. NATIONAL 1 AND ISSUED I GOVERNMENT Dear sir. WE desire to congratulate you upon Com-from The states of Texas, Nebrask, and wyoming. your selection of Nominees for The Indian Claims The current rumpus Now being carried forward By senator E.H. moore of Tulsa okla. failure to force the Nomination of Commission. an is an aftermath of the High gressure Oxlahoma Campaign man for a place on The claims who have thrived upon ill gotten Indian Lands, Oklahoma, Dil corporations, and Leasing Syndicates, and oil Leases, desired appointment of an okla- -homa man, to Conceal their illicit Transactions of The past. We urge you to stand firm upon your selection of Nominees, Sincerely yours = Trank Tom-Pee-Saus