Letter from Robert D. Smith to President Harry S. Truman

Filed 5-1-52 College of William and Mary Williamsburg, Virginia Wednesday, ApRiL 9, 1952 Harry S. Truman President 1 the United States Washington, P.C. mcgrate. 10 mannery Driver's mr. President; + the "nubold morris" questionmaine which am writing this letter in regard to TRUMAN has caused so much furor in Washington RECORDS SERVICE LIBRARY as of late. GOVERNMENT It would appear to me that any man this questionsignaire. and who claims be ashamed of, would not hesitate to fill out who had done nothing illegal or nothing to that the questionnaine anymant to his in- tegaty is either lying, or has grown so pompous and bloated with power that he thinks that he is above reproach, is no longer of any use to this country. ident to order your new attorney general, James therefore, + feel that it your duty as pres- mc Granery, to issue these questionnaire, intact as mr. Morris wrote them. It would indeed in be an excellent way to prone your sincerely that the corruption mainy as well as to prove to your attention your bath ds presedent specuting the duty of your affect. Let me call you are really a desponsible man in Robert D. Smith Box 2172 Undergraduate student WILLIAMSbURG, VA.