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    "ocrText": "PPF 9\nPRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE\nGifts B\nJan. 1936\nPPF900047\nUNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY,\nKansas City, Mo.\nNo date.\nBook entitledy \"Working With God\", by Gardner Huhting.\nBook filed in Cupboard\nbr\nP.P.7\n9-B\nHUNTINGTON, Lea,\nDalton, Wis.\nNo date\nBooklet entitled \"Ryric Melodies\".\nBook filed in Cupboard\nbr\nP.P.F.\n9-B\nII\nOECHIUTO, Philip,\nFilndx No date\nBook entitled, \"The Red Conspiracy\".\nBook filed in Cupboard\nbr\nP.P.7\n9-B\nSANTANA, Joaquin Pujals\nBox 903, Puerto Rico\nNo date\nBook written in Spanish entitled, \"El Peligro Amarillo.\", sent to the\nPresident by the author.\nBook filed in Cupboard\nbr\npp7\n9-B\nIT\nI\nROBERTS Rome,\nSt. Paul, Minn.\nNo Date.\n1038\nBook entitled \"The Minnesota Merry-Go-Round\", by Rome Roberts,\nsent to the President.\nBook filed in Cupboard\nBoddle:\nbr\nP.P.7\n9-B\nYour\n\\\nTP7 7\n9-B\nJanuary 2, 1936\nMy dear Mrs. Boddie:\nThe President wants you and the Misses\nTigner to know that he deeply appreciates the\nkindly motive which prompted you to send him the\npecans. It was indeed thoughtful of you, and the\nPresident asks me to express his thanks to all\nconcerned.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. N. V. Boddie,\nBox 86,\nChipley,\nGeorgia.\nngm\n1000\nocts\nHow. Franklin D. Roosevelt,\nin\nPresident of the United States,\nDear Friend and neighbor\nThough not so good\nin quality as he was wout to send yours\nWe are sending under separate\nlast friend, I Hope Jiquer, who passed\nof our brother and your good\ncover, a package of rute in memory\nAtlanta June - We greeted away in\nnov. 29. and do Very you much\nPine appreciate your Visit to your\nMountain home\nmost Cordially yours\nmrs n.v. Boddie\nChipley, Ga - Boy Jule 8b- Tiguer\nmisses Carrie Tiguer\nDec 5-1935\nBully\nJanuary 2, 1936\npr7\nq.B\nMy dear Mr. Biscoe:\nThe President has asked me to thank\nyou cordially for the inscribed copy of your\nbooklet, \"Mr. Micawber's Strange Christmas\nEve\", and to tell you how much he appreciates\nyour holiday greetings.\nVery sincerely yours,\nStre Room\nM.A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nHoward S. Biscoe, Esq.,\n2212 West North Avenue,\nBaltimore,\nMaryland.\nes\nP.P.A.\n7,\nPr\nAre\nJanuary 2, 1936\na\nMy dear Mr. Jones:\nThe President has received your letter\nof December twenty-fourth conveying greetings\nfrom Boumi Temple A.A.O.N.M.S., and asks if\nyou will not be good enough to tell all concerned\nhow deeply he appreciates this evidence of friend-\nliness and good will. He is also most grateful\nto you for sending him the book to which you\nrefer, and requests me to express his thanks.\nVery sincerely yours,\nChrin so Hand\nx251\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nWhitney W. Jones, Esq.,\nPotentate, Boumi Temple A.A.O.N.M.S.,\nEmerson Hotel,\nBaltimore,\nMaryland.\nngm\nP. S.\nThe DeLuxe copy of \"The Book of Boumi\" is under\nseparate mail special delivery.\nBOUMI A.A.O.N.M.S. TEMPLE\nWHITNEY W. JONES\nockol\nPOTENTATE\nEMERSON HOTEL\nBALTIMORE\n1/2/36\nDecember 24th, 1935.\nHon. Franklin D. Roosevelt,\nPresident of the United States,\nThe White House,\nWashington, D. C.\nMy dear Mr. President and Noble Roosevelt:\nIn behalf of the Divan, Officers and Nobles\nof the Boumi Temple of the Ancient Arabic Order of the\nNobles of the Mystic Shrine of North America, I extend\ngreetings and desire to present to you a DeLuxe edition\nof \"The Book of Boumi\" which was edited by me and publish-\ned by Boumi Temple on its fiftieth anniversary as a Temple.\nThis book is a remarkable story romantic, human,\na story of America and of Americans pledged as Masons to\nBrotherhood world. in one of the greatest fraternal orders in the\nIt is trusted that you will peruse its contents\nand particularly look at the picture on page 269, and the\ntext matter on page 271. You will find within the covers\nmany other interesting facts and events pertaining to the\nLife of the Shrine.\nWishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas\nand a Happy New Year, believe me to be most sincerely\nYours in the Faith,\nWWJ:J\nPotentate\nP. S. The DeLuxe copy of \"The Book of Boumi\" is under\nseparate mail special delivery.\nFRANK W. BOYKIN\nHOME ADDRESS;\nMOBILE, ALABAMA\nBucker\nJanuary 3, 1936\nP.P.7.\n9-B\nMy dear Mr. Secretary:\nThe President has asked me to thank\nyou very much for that beautifully bound copy\nof the Official Manual of the State of Missouri\nfor 1935-1935. He is delighted to have it,\nand sends his very best wishes to you for the\nNew Year.\nVery sincerely yours,\nChissite How\nM.A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nHonorable Dwight H. Brown,\nSecretary of State,\nJefferson City,\nMissouri.\nes\nE\nHOME ADDRESS:\nFRANK W. BOYKIN\nMOBILE, ALABAMA\nppt\nq-B\nJanuary 6, 1936\nMy dear Miss Byrd:\nThe President asks me to thank you\ncordially for the gift you were 80 good as\nto send him and to convey to you his very\nbest wishes for the coming year.\nVery sincerely yours,\nXPP7 X P\n9-D (dictionary)\nI\nwouse\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMiss Ann Byrd,\n6464 Yucca, #203, usit 1/20\nHollywood,\nCalifornia.\n6424 yucca.\nes\n1\nHOME ADDRESS;\nFRANK W. BOYKIN\nMOBILE, ALABAMA\nFIRST DISTRICT\nALABAMA\nALPHONSE LUCAS\nCongress of the United States\nSECRETARY\nhouse of Representatives\nWashington, D.C.\n+11\nTill\nq-B\nJanuary 6, 1936\nCol. Marvin H. McIntyre\nSecretary to President Roosevelt\nWhite House\nWashington, D. C.\nMy dear Colonel McIntyre:\nI am enclosing you a letter to the President, which I hope\nhe will find time to read. We sent the deer and turkey to\n( Read\nat the\nthe White House this morning.\nhouse. ad-\nI certainly would like to have a picture of the President\nand you, to put in the southern papers. It would be very\nvisid by\nhelpful. If this can be arranged in the next day or two,\nI certainly would be glad to be present, but if I am not,\nphone Their receipt\nall they have to do is to swing the deer up and have the\nPresident stand by him. It would be fine to have him holding\nthe turkey.\nWe were all so disappointed that Colonel Mac could not be\nwith us. I read them your telegram, and we expect you next\nFall. We bagged 21 buck and 19 turkeys and had a grand and\nglorious time besides. I believe we did the Democratic Party\nsome good, because everyone there promised me they would not\nonly really and truly go to work, but would get their friends\nto do the same thing.\nI am at your service at all times, SO, command me.\nSincerely your/friend\nFWB:KS\nEncl.\nHOME ADDRESS;\nalabama\nMOBILE, alabama\nALPHONSE LUCAS\nSECRETARY\nCongress of the United States\nhouse of Representatives\nWashington, D. C.\nJanuary 6, 1936\nMy dear Mr. President:\nIndividual\nKnowing how the South loves you, and how you love the South,\nalabama 1936-\nand since all Alabama was disappointed that you were unable to\naccept our invitation on our recent hunt, Governor Bibb Graves\nand I wanted you and your family to have a sample of the game\nof Alabama and we are sending you this morning a white tailed\nfourteen point buck (king of our woods) that Governor Graves\nkilled with one shot; also a turkey gobbler that I killed. Had\nyou been there I feel sure you would have bagged at least a\nbuck and several turkeys. In accordance with the understanding\nat the conference with you, Governor Graves and Col. McIntyre\nand myself, we are expecting to have the great pleasure of\nhaving you with us next Fall. We will guarantee that you will\nget not only a buck, but turkey, quail, dove, etc.\nThe deer and turkeys we are sending you were killed forty miles\nnorth of Mobile on the Tombigbee River at McIntosh, Alabama,\nwhere Aaron Burr was captured. The deer was bagged about a\nquarter of a mile from the spot where the first courthouse in\nAlabama was built. The gobbler was called by a former slave,\n94 years old, Uncle Israel Reed, who has never left the place\nexcept for short visits of a few days at a time. By living in\nthe outdoors and the sunshine of Alabama nearly every day, this\nfine old darky outwalked all of the group of forty of us on the\nhunt, and says he wants to live long enough to call a turkey\nfor his President. His turkey love call is so enticing that he\ncan make any gobbler leave his flock.\nSportsmen from all over the country agree that we have not only\nunexcelled hunting, but that our fishing grounds in the Gulf of\nMexico, Mobile Bay and Perdido Bay are second to none in this\nworld or any other place. Knowing your prowess as a fisherman,\nwe want you to enjoy the fishing in our waters, and I feel\ncertain you will not fail to land a tarpon. We also have other game\nfish of many other species.\nnot file sent\nI am sending you pictures of the twenty-one deer and nineteen\nto\nturkeys bagged by the Washington hunting party, also a picture of\nPresident Roosevelt\n---2\nJanuary 6, 1936\nAlabama's Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo. These will give you a small\nidea of what you may expect when you come to Alabama next Fall,\nat which time there is no doubt but that you will get your buck,\nturkeys, quail and various other kinds of game which we have to\noffer in such abundance. The election will be over and you can\nrelax preparatory to your entering upon your second term.\nWith every good wish and\nhauth\nTo his Excellency\nFranklin Delano Roosevelt\nPresident of the United States\nWhite House\nWashington, D. C.\nKirnels, which ur Here's hopy hoping ww you yours Sincerely a merry albert 1. Bell wife Taving\nP.P.7.\nJanuary 6, 1936\n9-B\nMy dear Mr. Berres:\nThe President was much pleased\nto receive that basket of delicious fruit\nand he has asked me to tell you how much\nXPP7 X\ny.c\nhe appreciates your holiday greetings. He\nsend his very best wishes to you for the\nNew Year.\nVery sincerely yours,\nLoldard\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nA. J. Berres, Esq.,\n1114 South Street,\nLos Angeles,\nCalifornia.\nes\nnotes\nreceivevunan\nKirnels, which ur Here's my hope hoping will you must yours Sincerely, a albert 1 Bell & wife Lavina\nBasket of fruit-\nSEX 22\nAll Kind Thoughts at Christmas\nand Best Wishes For the\nNew Year\na.J. Berres\n1114- South St. 200 Angeles, Pal.\n7, 1936.\nDear Wilson:-\nYour basket of Christmas joy already\nhas been in use and I am sure I need not tell\nyou how much I appreciate it.\nI am sending you this note lest in\nthese busy days I do not have a chance to say\nthank you to you and Mrs. Brown personally.\nAs ever yours,\nCaptain Wilson Brown, X50-B X\nNavy Department,\nWashington, D. C.\nWITH\nKirnels, which ur pl Here's hope hoping will you meu yours Sincerely, a albert A Bell wife Lavina.\nMerchalis Christmas\nMADE IN USA\nDear Wilson:-\nYour basket of Christmas joy already\nhas been in use and I am sure I need not tell\nyou how much I appreciate it.\nI am sending you this note lest in\nthese busy days I do not have a chance to say\nthank you to you and Mrs. Brown personally.\nAs ever yours,\nCaptain Wilson Brown, X50-B X\nNavy Department,\nWashington, D. C.\nWTR\nyou\nKirnels, which we Hereb hope hoping will you meu yours Sincerely, a albert 1 Bell wife Lavina\np.p.7.\nq-B\nJanuary 7, 1936.\nDear Wilson:-\nYour basket of Christmas joy already\nhas been in use and I am sure I need not tell\nyou how much I appreciate it.\nI am sending you this note lest in\nthese busy days I do not have a chance to say\nthank you to you and Mrs. Brown personally.\nAs ever yours,\nCaptain Wilson Brown, X50-B X\nNavy Department,\nWashington, D. C.\nWIR\nKirnels, which we Here's hope hoping will your meu yours Sincerely, a albert A Bell wife Lavina\nJanuary 8, 1936\npp1\nq-13\nMy dear Mr. Bergquist:\nThank you ever 80 much for that\nbeautiful table. I am delighted to have\nit and appreciate indeed your kind thought\nin sending it to me.\nVery sincerely yours,\n20 House\nEric Bergquist, Esq.,\n2382 Boulevard Drive,\nAtlanta,\nGeorgia.\nes\nKirnels, which ur Hereb / hope hoping will your much yours Sincerely, a albert Lavina.\nreceivevinan you\nWASHINGTON\nPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt\nfrom Eric Bergquist,\npertie\n1/8/98\nas\n3/1\n1936\n2383 Boulevard Drive,\nprt.\nAtlanta, Georgia.\nq-B\nMy dear Dorothy:\nThe President and Mrs. Roosevelt\nthank you very much for your kind thought\nin sending them your drawings, and they want\nyou to know that they greatly appreciate your\nfriendly holiday greetings.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nDorothy Bunce,\nGreat Barrington,\nMassachusetts.\nes\nrecievelunder Superate Cover' Some Prem\nKirnels, which we hopywill mul with your approval Hattappy 1936.\nHere's hoping your yours Sincerely, a murry albert A Bell wife Lavina\nJanuary 8, 1936\nprt. q-B\nMy dear Dorothy:\nThe President and Mrs. Roosevelt\nthank you very much for your kind thought\nin sending them your drawings, and they want\nyou to know that they greatly appreciate your\nfriendly holiday greetings.\nVery sincerely yours,\nStru Ram\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\n+\nDorothy Bunce,\nGreat Barrington,\nMassachusetts.\nes\nAND\nKirnels, which ur hope will mul with your approval Ha Happy 1936.\nreceivelunder Superate Cover Some Native Prem\nHere's hoping your yours Sincerely, a albert 1. Bell wife Lavina\nWest Hishes for x\nHappy new year\nabout\n1936\nTo: Cresident and Mrs. Rassenelt\n185\nFram\n2 drawings\nDorathy Bunce\nGreat Barrington Mass\neased\nas asked\nchild\n: kind\nis me\nDO everyne\nconcerned.\nVery sincerely yours,\nStns\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nHonolulu Council,\nBoy Scouts of America,\n930 Fort Street,\nHonolulu,\nx69\nHawaii.\nes\nMtd\nKirnels, receive which ur Hereb superate hopy hoping will your mul yours with a mayour I approval a Happy Bell wife 1936.\njoyed your stay at Warm Cover Springs. Some Nature your Pream will\nwill, there is a way.\nSincerely, albert Lairna\nhle\n2 drowing\njoyed your stay at Warm Springs. Some your Pream will\nwell, Nhill is u way.\nreceive under siperate Cover Native\nKirnels, which ur Here's hope hoping will you mul yours Sincerely, a with albert A approval Bell wife Lavina 1936.\n, hle\nPPt\nBucher January 8, 1936\n9-B\nMy dear Friends:\nThe President was more than pleased\nto receive that beautiful lei and he has asked\nme to thank you most cordially for your kind\nthought in sending it to him. He wishes me\nto convey his very best wishes to everynne\nconcerned.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM.A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nHonolulu Council,\nBoy Scouts of America,\n930 Fort Street,\nx69\nHonolulu,\nHawaii.\nes\nMitch\njoyed your stay at Warm Springs. your Pream will\nwere, Nhill is u way.\nreceive under siperate Cover Some Native\nKirnels, which ur Here's hope hoping will you't mul yours Sincerely, with a mirry albert I approval Bell watappy Lavina wife 1936.\nBuckley\nJanuary 10, 1936.\nMy dear Mr. and Mrs. Bell:\nprt q-B 7\nI am very sorry indeed to find that\n9-\nno acknowledguent was made of your letter of\nDecember fifth. Please be assured of the\nPresident's appreciation of your friendly in-\nterest in writing and of the kindly thought\nwhich prompted you to send the pecans to him.\nHe does hope that everything is go-\ning well with you and sends you his very best\nwishes.\nVery sincerely yours,\nZo Hame\nM. A. LeHAND\nPrivate Secretary\nMr. and Mrs. Albert F. Bell,\nRoute 2,\nItaly,\nTexas.\nmm\nNiew\nwill, only /VU knows there is our a way. future. We But trush, where you there have will is a en-\njoyed receive your under stay superate at Warm Cover Springs. Some Native you Pream\nKirnels, which ur hopy will mul with a your approval altappy1936.\nHere's hoping your yours Sincerely, albert A Bell & Wife Lavina\nPecan NATIVE Kennels, For your Xnas, cake.\nTo Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Roosevell.\nThurs. 9:AM. Dec. 5th,1935\nfrom A young Couple.\nRural Route#2,\nMr. ANd mrs. A.T.Bell.\nItaly. Tuxas.\nable President,\nVEST\nгд.\nKENTUCKY\nVIRGINIA\nMONTH CAROLINA\n- actico\nNO Rousevelt RNd Wife:\nKISS.\nALABAMA\nSECRETA\nTELLS\n.\n'HOLLAND'S SOUTH\nR#2. Italy\nthe\nLOUISIANA\nTexas\nwold\nIS\n1-103C\nfrom\nP.S. We want you To Be Well Pleased\nesident\nwith A Real Success, Health, Wealth ANd\nProsperity. Remember use TWO IN your Prayers\n1 the highest life values,\nmr to not any and sell; we give and receive.\nOnly the wise cand know: only the skilled can\ndo; but the least and lowest can love as\nawarchangel. Such is the motive of this letter,\nWe shall realize the worth of a man such\nas you. my wife and I, like many others,\nwere by the wayside sick and afflicted, when\nhad a terrible struggle to exist, as we were\nyou picke up with the C.W.a. In 1935 I have\nforced to sign a R.R. contract or get off the\nRelief, So for 1936 the land I workid is\nmovin. The R.R. Cannot use me as shave\nto sell, I have ask for a work Card and\nno land and sufficent eg import. the my\nNo Doctor or no way in view to get one. God\ngood wife is to be confined the 2407 Die 1935\nwill, there is a way. We trust you will en-\nonly knows our future. But where there have is a\njoyed receive your under stay superate at Warm Cover Springs. Some Native your Pream\nKirnels, which ur Here's hope hoping will your mul yours Sincerely, with a murry albert your 1 approval Bell attappy wife 1936.\nThurs. 9:AM. Dec. 5th,1935\nRural Route#2,\nItaly. Tuxas.\nPersonally, To Our Honorable President,\n\"Thr. FrANKliN DelaNo Roosevelt RNd Wife:\njusted 1-103C\nID\nOur dear ones:\nfrom\nIn the realm of the highest life values,\nsident\nwe do not buy and sell; we give and receive.\ndo; but the least and lowesh can love as\nOnly the urise cand know only the skilled can\nawarchangel. Suchis the motive of this letter,\nWe shall realize the worth of a man such\nas you. my wife and I, like many others,\nwere by the wayside sick and afflicted, when\nhad a terrible struggle to exist, as we were\nyou pick up with the C.W.a. In 1935 I have\nforced to sign a R.R. contract or get off the\nRelief. So for 1936 the land I workd is\ninvain. The R.R. Cannot use me as Shave\nto sell, I have ask for a work Card and\nno land and sufficult eg import. the my\ngood wife is to be confined the 240f Die 1935\nonly knows our future. But where there is a\nNo Doctor or no way in view to get one. God\nwill, there is a way. We trush you have en-\njoyed your stay at Warm Springs. you Pream will\nreceive under superate Cover Some Native\nKirnels, which ur hope will mul with your approval\nHere's hoping you yours a attappy1936\nSincerely, albert I Bell wife Lavina\ngom\nFranklin, Mrs. Forn,\nShelbyville, Ind.\nJan. 15,1936.\nStampto\nMM July\nJanuary 12, 1936\na Franklin, Jr., who\npp pr73\nto position he lies\nh he has received from\nMy dear Mr. President\n9-\nhear from the President\nI am sending you a\npecd\nglass ornament in the form of two hands. I\nStore\nbelieve it would interest you immensely to\nroom\nlook over the newspapers of January twelve\nwith this in mind.\nI am inclosing a stamp. It is part of a\nvery long story. It will tell you a great\ndeal if you have it before you together with\nthe New York Post of January four. I would\nsuggest beginning with page thirteen. If you\nhave the opportunity of seeing the moving\npicture \"The Last Days of Pompeii\" it might\nbe of interest to you to have these two things\nin mind at the time.\nI have the honor of remaining\nrespectfully yours,\nguilly bear\nX\n/ Atamp (siam)\nlin, Mrs. Form,\nelbyville, Ind.\n15,1956.\nn Franklin, Jr., who\nhe position he lies\nh he has received from\nJanuary 12, 1936\nhear from the Presiden\n7\nSecretary to the President,\nI am sending in your care\na glass ornament to the President. It is\nin the form of a pair of hands.\nIt will be of more than ornamental\nimportance to the President; I hope you\ncan have it before him soon.\nSincerely,\nIn store\nRec'd\nroom\ngen\nFranklin, Mrs. Forn,\nShelbyville, Ind.\nJan. 15,1956.\nSends the President a bill fold made by her son, Shorman Franklin, Jr., who\nis in the hospital. Encloses enapshot of him showing the position he lies\nin to do his work. He has appreciated the letters which he has received from\nthe President on is last two birthdays. Hopes he will hear from the President\nagain. He will be 15 on Jan. 30th.\nPresidential reply sent Jan. 17th.\nSEE P.P.F. 50-F\nPPEB\nP.\nJanuary 13, 1936.\np.r.7.3\n9-B\nMy dear Mr. Spoor:\nThe President has asked me to ac-\nknowledge the receipt of your letter of Jan-\nuary seventh and to assure you of his appre-\nciation of your thoughtful courtesy in send-\ning the Lake Pend d'Oreille smoked white fish\nto him.\nVery sincerely yours,\nRic'd at Hour\nM. A. LeHAND\nPrivate Secretary\nBlair P. Spoor, Esq.,\nBonner Meat Company,\nSandpoint,\nIdaho.\nBY Blair J. Spoot\nBlair P. Spoor\nBookkeeper\nMARKET\nPIONEER MARKET\nORNER\nRATHDRUM\nST AND PINE\nIDAHO\nBonner Meat Company\nRec'd\nWHOLESALE PACKING PLANT EST. 154\nU.S. INSPECTED MEATS\nSandpoint, Idaho\nJanuary 7, 1935\n1936\n3\n1-13\nHonorable Franklin D. Roosevelt\nPresident Of The United States\nWhite House - Washington, D.C.\nDear President Roosevelt:\nPlease accept this small shipment of Lake\nPend d'Oreille Smoked Whitefish as a token on our\nbehalf. These fish were legalized for commercial\nshipping by the Idaho Legislature in February, 1935.\nSince that time they become more and more popular\nand the demand has increased so that our supply is\ncontinually exhausted.\nYou no doubt remember our lake from your last\ntrip thru here as being one of the largest fresh\nwater bodies in the United States. With best wishes\nfor 1936, we remain\nSincerely yours,\nBONNER MEAT COMPANY\nBY Blair C. Spoot\nBlair P. Spoor\nBookkeeper\nRuchley\n1\nTHE\nP.P.7.\nBubbley\nJanuary 13, 1936\n9-B\nMy dear Mr. Burch:\nThe President asks me to thank you\nfor those miniature hammers you sent to\nhim. He is glad to have them and appreciates\nthe spirit which prompted your act.\nVery sincerely yours,\nStar Room\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nGordon Burch, Esq.,\nBorger,\nTexas.\nes\ning bills.\nTennoms 14 loze\nP.P.7. P\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nX\n9.R\nWASHINGTON\nYudon Burch\nabout about 1-13/99 13\nof\nd\nBager- Texas\n2 Minature\navv\nbills\nBuckley\nJanuary 14, 1936\nP.P.7.\n9:R\nMy dear Mr. Biser:\nThe President thanks you very much for\nthe pair of socks you sent to him and he has asked\nme to tell you that he greatly appreciates your\nkind thought.\nVery sincerely yours,\ngave away\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nH. Biser, Esq.,\nVeterans Administration Home,\nVirginia,\navv\ning bills.\nH. Biser\nvet. administration\nHome, Va\n1 fair of sochs\nI A.\nMy dear Miss Brooke:\nYour letter of January ninth has been\nreceived and your thoughtful courtesy in send-\ning the enclosed photograph to the President is\ngreatly appreciated.\nVery sincerely yours,\nChins Hand\nM. A. LeHAND\nPrivate Secretary\nMiss Marjorie Van de Water Brooke,\n120 Franklin Street,\nHempstead, Long Island,\nNew York.\nvoted\nBuch\nJanuary 15, 1936.\nppt.\n9-B\nMy dear Miss Brooke:\nYour letter of January ninth has been\nreceived and your thoughtful courtesy in send-\ning the enclosed photograph to the President is\ngreatly appreciated.\nVery sincerely yours,\nWhins Hand\nM. A. LeHAND\nPrivate Secretary\nMiss Marjorie Van de Water Brooke,\n120 Franklin Street,\nHempstead, Long Island,\nNew York.\nnoted\n120 Franklin St. St.\nHompeted\nLmg L Island.\nDear Mr. Presid ent : call\n-15\nI chright you\nmight fin d this\nphotograph of some\ninterest.\nladially\nMarjone Vandewater Brooke\nJanuary, 9. 1936\n+\n/\ngem\nArgones, H. R.,\nManila, Philippine Islands.\nJan. 15,1936, Ack'd.\nHoliday greetings. Sends the President and Mrs. Roosevelt a bill fold,\npocket book, belt and cane.\nSEE P.P.F. 1000-A\nPPF\nq-13\ning bills.\n/\n1\nHon. FRANCIS B. SAYRE,\nAss't Secretary of State,\nWash., D.C.\nJan. 15, 1936.\nWrites he is mending the President a copy of the book which\nhe has just published \"Americe Must Act\". Personally acknowledged by President.\nSee P.P.F.206\nbr\nOP.F.\n9 - B\ning bills.\n/\na\n1\nGANG, Mr. Adolf\nLos Angeles, California,\na.a.7.\n1-17-36 ack.\n9-B\nSent to the President a copy of his book \"Monetary Reform and\nFederal Insurance\". --Acknowledged by the President under date of\nJan. 17, 1936.\nSEE 229\nSUBMITTARY\ning bills.\npuelly\np.p.7.\nJanuary 17, 1936\nq-B\nMy dear Miss Brown:\nThe President was delighted to receive\nthat beautiful holly and wants you to know that\nhe greatly appreciates your kind thought in send-\ning it to him. He has asked me to convey his\nvery best wishes to you.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMiss Rachel Brown,\nKettle Islend,\nKentucky.\nes\ning bills.\nfor the President.\n1936\n1 box of Holly\nfrom, Rachel Brown\nKettle Island,\nKy.\nhe\nnd\nX\ned\ning\ne to\ntell\nLume.\n,\nнолес\ny\nmm\nPhiladelphia,\nt\nPennsylvania.\nx\n#\nLated\nTO THE HOUSE\n(FOR THE PRESIDENT)\nles\nP.P.7.\nBubley\nq-B\nJanuary 20, 1936\nMy dear Dr. Beury:\nThank you very much for the\ntwo copies of \"Russell H. Conwell and\nhis Work\", one of which I have turned\nover to the President. I am retaining\nthe other for my own library.\nThe President has asked me to\nthank you for your courtesy and to tell\nyou he is delighted to have this volume.\nSincerely yours,\nJo House\nM. H. MCINTYRE\nAssistant Secretary\nto the President\nmm\nDr. Charles E. Beury,\nPresident,\nTemple University,\nPhiladelphia,\n1.1.71184\nPennsylvania.\nX #\nNoted\ning bills.\nBuiley\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\n1/14/36\nMEMORANDUM FOR MR. INGLING:\ness\ny\nCharles E. Beury, Pres-\nident of Temple University, sent\ntwo copies of his biography of\nRussell H. Conwell. Would you be\ngood enough to see if there is any\nletter from him in files saying\nhe is sending them?\npls\nq.95\nRoberta Barrows\ntmb\nNo letter from him re: this biography. 1-14-36\nBuhley\nCHARLES E. BEURY\nJanuary 21, 1936\nPRESIDENT\nTEMPLE UNIVERSITY\nMy dear Mr Baker:\nThe President has asked me to thank\nyou for the package of delicious Redblush Seedless\nGrapefruit delivered to him through the courtesy\nof Congressman West. He appreciates your thought\nof him.\nI\nSincerely yours,\nno House\nM. H. MoINTYRE\nAssistant Secretary\nto the President\nx\nSam J. Baker, Esq.,\nxerry\nX\nq.95\nSam J. Baker & Son,\nSan Benito,\nTexas.\ntmb\nCopy to Congressman Milton H. West.\nUbe\ning bills.\nBurley\n3\nJanuary 21, 1936\nib\nMy dear Mr. Baker:\nThe President has asked me to thank\nyou for the package of delicious Redblush Seedless\nGrapefruit delivered to him through the courtesy\nof Congressman West. He appreciates your thought\nof him.\nI\nSincerely yours,\nno House H\nM. H. MCINTYRE\nAssistant Secretary\nto the President\nxerry\nP\nSam J. Baker, Esq.,\nX\nq-D\nSam J. Baker & Son,\nSan Benito,\nTexas.\ntmb\nCopy to Congressman Milton H. West.\nLing bills.,\nLTON H. WEST\nCOMMITTEES:\n15TH DISTRICT\nIRRIGATION AND RECLAMATION\nTEXAS\nIMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION\nELECTIONS No. 1\nCongress of the United States\nFLOOD CONTROL\nHOME ADDRESS:\nBROWNSVILLE, TEX,\nPEARL CREED\nhouse of Representatives\nSECRETARY\nWashington, D. C.\nJanuary 21st, 1936.\nHonorable Marvin McIntyre,\nWhite House,\nWashington, D. C.\nDear Mr. McIntyre:\nPursuant to our telephone conversation yesterday I am\ndelivering at the request of my constituent, Mr. Sam J. Baker\nof San Benito, Texas, a package of the new Webb's Redblush\nSeedless Grapefruit for President Roosevelt.\nWith kind regards, I am\nSincerely yours,\nMitheel must\nMilton H. West\nMHW:C\nbills.)\nAKER\nSAM D. BAKER\nMANAGER\nFIELD MANAGER\nMEMBER\n17\nNURSERYMENS\nSAM J. BAKER & SON\n1936\nVALLEY\nPIONEER GROWERS OF\nNURSERIES AT\nHIGHEST QUALITY CITRUS TREES\nLOS FRESNOS,\nTEXAS\nGRANDE RIO QUALITY\nAND ORNAMENTALS\n- A LIFE-TIME'S EXPERIENCE -\nOVER 14 YEARS IN THE VALLEY\nCOPYRIGHTED\nSAN BENITO, Texas,\nJanuary 11th, 1936.\nHon. Franklin D. Roosevelt\nPresident of the United States,\nWhite House,\nWashington, D. C.\nDear Mr. President:\nBy courtesy of our Representative, Hon.\nMilton H. West, we are sending you with our compliments a\npackage of our new Redblush Seedless grapefruit, a bran new\nred-fleshed variety lately originated here in the Tip 0' Texas,\nand ask that you honor us and the Lone State State by serving\nit on your table. When you have done SO please write us your\ncandid opinion of it, as a word of commendation from you, if\nyou can conscientiously give it, will be of inestimable value\nto us and will cost you only a moment's time.\nThis is the very first shipment of this\nfruit ever made and as you are the First Citizen of the country\nit is meet that you should receive it. The variety s'natural\nbud sport found in the grove of Dr. J. B. Webb, of Donna, Texas,\nand is attracting world wide attention already, though only now\nbeing introduced. We believe it to be the most valuable gift\nof Nature in many years, because of its high quality and unique\ncoloring. Noted citrus authorities concur with us in this belief\nand predict that it will revolutionize the growing of fancy grape-\nfruit in the country as soon as known.\nHoping that you and Mrs. Roosevelt will enjoy\nthis fruit and thankin you in advance for the favor asked, we are\nYour sincere admirers,\nBritt\nViginator\nSam J.Baker Propagator and Distributor\nTEXAS 0 0MAB\nPUBLIC\nLMA\nWASHINGTON\nways\n1\nиог & BAKEB .L MAZ\nSUBMON\nBAXST\n33381 BURTID YTIJAUO теднон\none\nBIA ИЗМАИЯО ОИА\nBAXET E ОТИЗЕ MAE\nLOVEL Mays MASS\nU.S.\nWW\nw/Luno\nHrust\nHD\nvah.\nCONNFELT, Mrs. Charles M.,\nNew York, N.Y.\nJanuary 21, 1936 (Date Acknowledged)\nWrites the President that she is sending some little books for him.\nOn January 21, 1936 the President wrote to Mrs. Connfelt expressing his\nappreciation for the books, which he states are \"already in my special glass case.\"\nSee P.P.F. 146\n2\nP.P.7.\n9-03\nx\nvah.\nANONYMOUS - January 22, 1936 (Date Filed)\nBoog entitled \"War Chaos, by William McDougall - Sent from F.T.M. (For-\ngotten Man) Fort Worth, Texas, to the President. (Book put on top of File Cases)\nSee Anonymous\nPPF\n9-B\nX\nTATMAN, Bernal L., Esq.,\nSt. Louis, Mo.\nJanuary 22, 1956\nWrites the President thanking him for his letter of January 17th, enclosing an\nsu tographed copy of \"Whither Bound\" for the Masonie Temple Association of St. Louis.\nAsks where he can secure a copy of the picture taken of the President, Nov ember 7,\n1935 in Architect Lodge of New York City, as they are very desirous of including this\namong their most interesting Museum treasures. States he is sending the President an\nautographed copy of his small book, \"Jerusalem and the Jews\".\nAttached is letter of Jan. 30, 1936, from Mr. Tatman to Miss LeHand thanking\nher for her reply of Jan. 22nd with reference to the above request.\n2\nSee P.P.F. 13\nP.P.F.\n9-13\nx\nELWES, Frank Cary\nc/o Dr. 7. B. Watkins\nMorganton, North Carolina,\nJanuary 23, 1936.\nSends President a copy of a book and asks that he acknowledge same in his own\nhandwriting as he wishes to compare President's writing with that of the late Theodore\nRoosevelt's. States that he thinks the Bonus Bill is \"highway robbery\".-President, on\nJan. 27. replied expressing appreciation for the book.\nP.P.F.\nSEE P.P.F. 3212\n9-B -\n2\n/\nP.P.A.\nq-B\nBeichley\nJanuary 23, 1936.\nMy dear Colonel Barney:\nI think it was very good of you to send me\nthat old cane which was used by your grandfather in\n2\nthe \"Rough and Ready\" campaign of 1848. I am proud\nand delighted to have it. Many thanks for your kind\nthought.\nYour fine report on the C. C. C. work is\ntremendously interesting.\nWith much appreciation and best wishes,\nVery sincerely yours,\nSTore Room\nColonel J. P. Barney,\nHeadquarters Third Corps Area,\nUnited States Army,\nBaltimore,\nMaryland.\nWILL\n>>\n+\nHEADQUARTERS THIRD CORPS AREA\nSacid\nUNITED STATES ARMY\ncame\nBALTIMORE, MARYLAND\nJanuary 22, 1936.\nMy dear Mr. President:\nEnd\nI am taking the liberty of sending to you, a cane that\nmy great-grandfather, JOHN PERRINE carried during the \"Rough & Ready\"\ncampaign in 1848, and which was given him by General Zachary Taylor.\nThat slogan, which was to the voter of that day, significant of their\nX1322\nbelief that Zachary Taylor had the interest of the comman man at heart,\nwas unquestionably a vital factor in his successful campaign. Your\nsponsorship of that same class also makes you the idol of the American\npeople.\nI have had the honor and the opportunity to be one of the\nmen who has been instrumental in carrying out your Civilian Conservation\nCorps project, as I was detailed on this duty, two hours after you signed\nthe bill authorizing the CCC.\nIn the Reconditioning Camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky, where all\nthe boys from Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia and Kentucky were sent for\norganization and equipment, I had over one hundred and forty thousand\nnew men go through the camp and over forty thousand men return through\nthe camp from service in the Ninth Corps Area. During this period I\nhave had an opportunity to observe the fine service that this great\nproject of yours has accomplished for both the young men and the natural\nresources of The United States, and I can appreciate what YOUR being\nPresident has meant to the country.\nMay my old cane do its little part toward supporting you\nin another successful campaign, when it will be necessary to be \"Rough\n& Ready\".\nWith all good wishes, I am\nSincerely and Respectfully,\nJ. P. BARNEY,\nColonel, Field Artillery\nCorps CCC Officer.\nThe Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt\nThe White House\nWashington, D. C.\nX\nBuilley\nP.P.7\nq-B\nJanuary 24, 1936\nMy dear Mr. Bickel:\nThe President has received your let-\nter of recent date and has asked me to thank\nyou for your kind thought in sending him a sample\nof your handiwork.\nVery sincerely yours,\nStere Jam\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nE. G. Bickel, Esq.,\n1842 Boas Street,\nHarrisburg,\nPennsylvania.\nhm\nRAM\nRec'd\nany\nE.G.BICKEI\n1842 Boas Street\nHarrisburg. Penna.\nthank\nPresident Franklin D. Rosevelt,\nWhite House,\nWashington, D.C.\nDear President:\nSir, under a separate cover, you will recieve\na token of appreciation (it is hoped you will recieve it in\ntime for a birth-day present) from one that appreciates your\nstruggles and the earnestness shown in behalf of the\nAmerican people.\nThis token apparently is a worthless\nPennsylvania peach seed, the cutings upon it are the efforts\nof myself and the pocket knife, on one side your enitials\n( F.D.R. ) are cut, on the other side a Swasitka the good\nluck emblem of the American Indian (he who roved these landa\nbefore the white man.\nThere is not a better way to put a nice\npolish on this seed than wear, the same as service prepares\nus with a polish that makes some men stand out bold in the\neyes of many Americans.\nIt gives me great pleasure to present this\ntoken to one of many Americans.\nVery truly yours, a Pennsylvanian.\nE.G.Bubel\nlitted\nBuelley\nJanuary 24, 1936\nMy dear Mr. Bishop:\nThe President has received your let*\nter of January seventeenth, with accompanying\nenclosures, and has asked me to thank you and\nyour son for your kind thought of him.\nHe has also asked me to thank you\nfor your thoughtful courtesy in sending the\nverse and picture to him.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nH. J. Bishop, Esq..\nxpp7\n12 Carlton Court,\n9-14\nPortland,\nMaine.\nhm\nWHAT\nlE\n1936\n17. 1936\n)\noosenelt -\n2 sent you\ndoing read fight\nusing verse\nnd me\nis D glassed\n38\".\n9\nle know\npreciate\nL,\nintroken\nJ carefully\nhas\n7 5,00 to\nto send\nThe letter is very\nvagne. no Request\npresent\nvun\nl\naffairs\nX\nO.O.F. 200-Jar\nare so unsatisfactory D\nhave nt done so\nMy son sends Card and\npocket silk berchief\ncard 3 rather comical\n2 wanted some thing to\nX\nmake you smile a lit\nA\nperhaho this style\nme\nX\n1936\ngue of the 80th\nwill interest you\n17.1936 17.\nPoosenelt -\nNo\n& sent you\nProperty $1.00.15 Main 86\nfrad fight\naining verse\nnd me\ndong\nis glassed\nBS\".\nwe\n9\nhe know\npreciate\nl, untroken\ng carefully\n$ 5,00 $\nto send\nThe letter is very\npresent\nvagne. no Request affairs\nxP.O.F.\n200 Jackson Date\nare so unsatisfactory S\nhave nt done so\nMy sion sends Card and\nCard 3 rather comical\npocket silk berchief\n7 wanted some thing to\nmake you smile a lit\n101E\n1936\n17. 1936\n)\nV\nHandkerchif\nrosenelt -\nphoto. t cards\nsent you\nenclosed\nSays he issueding\nread Light\naining verse\nnd me\nbox socitaining\nglassed\n88\".\nle know\npreciate\nproture x verse,\nintroken\nBuchlis tore\nJ carefully\nMr\n2 5,00\nto send\nThe letter is very\npresent\nvague. no Request affairs\nX\nO.O.F. 200 Jackson Day\nare so unsatisfactory S\nhave nt done so\nMy son sends Card and\npocket silk berchief\ncard 3 rather comical\n2 wanted some thing to\nmake you smile a lit\nPortland ME\n1936\nJan 17.1936\nHon Hh Franblin Roosenelt -\n- Have sent you\nyou a box containing verse\nand Portland Head Light\nnd me\nthat D drew its glassed\nBS\".\nwill you let me know\npreciate\nif it arrived untroken\nI hacked it very carefully\nand insured for $5,00\nD would like to send\nyou a real present\nbut financial affairs\nX\nP.O.F. 200 Jackson\nare so unsatisfactory S\nhave nt done so\nMy son sends Card and\nCard 3 rather comical\npocket silk berchief\n2 wanted some thing to\nmake you smile a it\nso picked out the funny\nrather than the serious\n1936\nWe are having a lot of\nrain here this winter so\nfar and also (see that\nyour letters addressed to\nnd me\nyou herson ally come thro\nI hear that they are\npreciate\nafter side tracked they\nshould nt he as you may\nderived some valuable\nimformation that some\ndon't want you to get\na word to the wise you\nx0.0 X P.O\nknow S often an asset\n20\nrather than a bother\nand there are those who are\nready to stand by you in\nyour hardest hour that' s\nthe true test of real friends\nand money can'tbuy them\nthis coming year S going\nto be your hardest and\n1936\nyou have plenty of enemies\nespecially due to election\nand hlenty is said and\ndone to make the hest of\nnd me\nyour voters beleeve you\n65\".\non the downward grade\npreciate\ndon let it get you this\ncountry needs a real\nhonest to goodness man\nin it and D can't\nits had enough of Esau's\ncomprehend any man sell\nX\nSome thing he never Jan\ning his honor for Cash\nO.O.F 200 Jackson Day as\ntake over the Border June\nwith him and he all are\nes\ndont let the harno horse\naxlous to see you conquer\nlose the race -\n- always - your - friend -\n1\nanother day 1 Jan 3/ 1936\nThe sun god has come\n1936\nthro the gate\nWith Shariot and horses\nto impatient to wait\nEre they ssue with crash\nnd me\nof far and a rush\n165\"\nTo herard the new day\npreciate\nover the lar\nBirds uabe to a glorios.\nsong\nWay wh in the sky where the\nrose tinted clouds throng\nThe light glows soft\nX\nradient this the Eastern\nO.O.F. 200 Jackson Day ad.\nwindow\nblow The morning wends softly\nes\nKinother x day with the roung\nanother joy has just begun\nsun Whose chariot wheels\n& helds on into other days\nother weeks, months a\n,\n1936\nnother year\nTo bring its fullness of\nsunshine its lowering night\nQts gladness badness and\nend me\nDts .fear bloom, its brightness\nBes\".\npreciate\nmaybe its Wight\nJume tabes its own method.\nits plans in queen ways\nSeem to puzzle and\nperplex us\nDareing little for us mortals\nHeedless of all the may\nX\nO.O.F. 200 Jackson Day a\ncrticise or discuss\nShief- The horses you drive\nThe States\nand strong in number\nes\nand somelimes at then\nfromer you ll wonder\nSome & are quiet placid\nand heaceful\nSome are wild and impat\ncent or gleeful\n, 1936\nOthers full stubbon on\nreins and champ with\nhardened bit\nUt tabes a master hand\nend me\nto drive and make them\nees\".\nfit\nppreciate\nFt them for the task ahead of\nthen they turn doubt fear\nfilled backuard.\njust drive slowly uh the\nhill and show \"Em\nX\nThat they need sho fear\nP.O.F. 200 - Jackson Day a\nof a headlong grade downard\nso at the end of a\nperfect day\nWhen they rest, and the\nharness is laid away\nIn the great barn for\nId-\ncotton\nthe night\nand you who the sweat of\n1936\nJurn your face once\nthe ofrom off your brow\nmore to the mestuard\nnow\nnd me\nand the glouring sun\n168\".\ngod smiles down the west\npreciate\nErn way\nIn his smile you ll find\na perfect day\nThen go out into the night\nStrange heartiful night, an\nthe fire flys light\nX\nWill shrinble the darb grass\nP.O.F. 200 - Jackson Day ad\nwith a million stars\nand uh in the star fleebed\nsky the Planet Hars\nes\nWill shine down in his\nglorious light\nand you ll honder at\nthe Power of the great Infinate\nId-\nCind as you stand with Cared\nhead to the evening breeze\n1936\nThe down same old moon shining\nShines in the North land\nas it does in your Southern town\nnd me\nIt gleams on the glittering snow 85\".\nand you far away will know\npreciate\nDt brings you its message as\nit leaves falls on you too this rustling\nStrange beautiful night with\nits million stars, asias you gaze\ninto those shadows of leafy lars\nX\nyour heart will thrill in\nP.O.F. 200 Jacks\nare and amaze\nas you wonder at the\nfar reaching Drifinate\nwith soft glouing light\nthere the deep blue lies flooded\nThen if your worn and hard\nbeset\nWith the vexations and trials\n1936\nyou would forget\ngo to the hills and climb\ntheir height\nblimb trees into the silence of the\nnd me\nes\".\nUntil you find a shot where\npreciate\nthe birds sing as long and loud\nas they please\nL\nThere nature fraises sings to\nrest\nher God in his glory and mights\nEre you turn your face to\nthe nalley ag ain\nyou; ask no questions that\nare in rain, r\nagain is your own home\nX\nSearch fan over the hill for\nP.O.F. 200 200-Jarkson Day - Jackson Day\nsome moundain crest\nJake the gift that it gives\nJake the love of the heights in the\ngod the rest: as you wander back,\nvalley 10th you Leaving to\nes\n200 - O.O.F. Jackson Day as\n1936\nnd me\nBS\".\npreciate\nX\nDont hang fricture\nm any sunlight or\n\\\nover radiator heat\nprotect colors Ly\n:\nshade\n\\\nI\nP.P.F.B\nJanuary 27, 1936\nMy dear Mr. Baker:\nIt was mighty nice of you to send me\na copy of your new book, \"Among the Trees\".\nThank you ever so much. I more than appreciate\nyour good wishes.\nVery sincerely yours,\nMiss Le Band\nxo.O.F.\nX\nRichard St. Barbe Baker, Esq.,\n10, Victoria Street,\nx\nWestminster, S.W. 1,\nLondon,\nEngland\nes\nMtx\nId-\nTHE TREES\nR.ST BARBE BAKER.\nThank VICTORIA\n1-21\n&\nWESTMINSTER, S.W.1.\nJanuary 9th. 1936,\nme\nDear Miss Le Hand,\nI copy have of instructed my Under printers separate cover\napproval I should so value Trees\" his\nthe President, my new book \"Among the to send a to\nof its production.\nTimes\" interest his speech reported in great\nI read with\nincreasing of this morning. He has \"The\nin this number of warm-hearted an ever-\nkindest country. Please convey to supporters him my\nregards and best wishes.\nMr. hand Vaughan in a few days, and hear see\nI am hoping to\nyou for your kindness to him.\nreports of you both. I wish to first- thank\nWith kindest regards,\nYours very sincerely,\nRichad fidale Dahe\nMiss Marguerite Le Hand,\nPrivate Secretary to the President,\nWhite House,\nWashington.\nU.S.A.\ncotton\nTHE TREES\nR.S BARBE FOUNDER BAKER.\nSTER 10, VICTORIA street,\nwestminster, S.W.1.\nMarch 16th. 1936.\nDear Miss Le Hand,\nI was glad to hear from the President\nmy book had arrived. At the time of his acknowledgment that\nbut perhaps he had not had the opportunity of examining\nwhat I should value greatly would be a short word it, of\nappreciation of the book, which I might use for the\nAmerican edition. If the President felt moved to mention\nthe chapter (No. 14) on the redwoods, \"The Longest Living\nTrees on Earth\", and our contribution towards saving them\nfor all time, I feel it would greatly further not only the\ncause of the trees but international understanding.\nI have just returned from South America, where\nZI have been carrying out a survey with a view to presenting\na forest planting programme.\nPlease convey my sincere regards and good\nwishes to the President, and accept the same for yourself.\nYours very sincerely,\nRichard EBan Bake\nMiss Marguerite Le Hand,\nPrivate Secretary to the President.\nApril 8, 1936\nMy dear Mr. Baker:\nment. to Miss Le Hand, has been referred to me for acknowledg-\nYour letter of March sixteenth, addressed\nof the city, at this time, enjoying 8. much-needed\nAs you probably know, the President is out\nvacation. Your communication will be brought to\nhis attention immediately upon his return and I\nknow he will be most interested to learn of the\n& forest planting program.\nsurvey you recently made, with e view to presenting\nWith regard to your inquiry, however, I\nam sorry to advise that A long established White House\npolicy prevents the President from commenting, in any\nway, on the merits or the many books and menuscripts\nthat come to his attention daily. I feel sure you\nwill appreciate the difficulty of making an exception\nto this policy and will be good enough to excuse\nhim.\nVery sincerely yours,\nNIRGIAM D. HASSETT\nAssistant to MR. EARLY\nMr. Richard St. Barbe Baker,\n10 Victorial Street,\nWestminster, S. W. 1,\nLondon, England\npls\nof\nas\nid-\ncollon\ning bills.\nP. P.P.7.\nq,B\nJanuary 29, 1936\nMy dear Miss Butner:\nThe President thanks you most cor-\ndially for your friendly letter of birthday-\nx\ngreetings and he greatly appreciates the spirit\nwhich prompted you to send him the gift to which\nyou refer.\nHe is indeed sorry to learn of your 111-\nness and asks me to convey his very best wishes\nfor your speedy recovery.\nVery sincerely yours,\nGochetmat\nStar\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMiss Vonnie Butner,\nBox 509,\na\nHighland,\nKansas.\nes\nCOPIES OF LETTER SENT TO RED CROSS AND USPHS\n1\nHas been unable to walk for a year. Wants to consult a specialist\nbut unable to do so and parents will not permit her to ask for help\nfrom charity funds. Wants to walk again. Until this year was chair-\nI\nman of Birthday Balls Committee for Highland, Kans.\nmat\nHighland, Kansas\nRecid\nJan. 20, QOEY\nI am enclosing a gift for Pres. Roosevelt and\nwish to extend to him my sincerest wishes for a\nCopies sent\nmost happy Burthday.\nPHS\nI am a shut-in having been ill, and now unable\nto walk for past year.\n& Red Cross\nUntil this year I was Chairman of - The Birth-\nday Ball Committee here in Highland.\nI hope the Birthday Balls to be helt are a suc-\ncess.\nI am looking forw ard to listening to the Co\nventions, especially the Democrat at Philadelphia.\nAs yet I have not voted but hope to be able\nto walk and cast my first vote for President Roose\nvelt.\nI would like very much to attend a convention\nand see just what takes place.\nThere are times when I get very blue and dis\ncouraged but when I think of the courage shown by\nour president it helps to drive away the blues.\nI hope to some time be able to consult a specialist\nwho can help me so that I can again walk. I am not\nable to do so just now and my parents will not\npermit me to ask for help from charity funds.\nI enjoy listening to our president as he\ntalks over radio. I am also interested in art-\nicles I read concerning his stamp collection for\nI collect stamps as a pastime and like the hobby\nvery much\nAgain extending my greetings to our\nPresident on his 54th Birthday\nSincerely\nMiss Vonnie Butner\nBox 509\nHighland, Kansas\nachigd\n1-29-8\n-- I'SE POLLIN\nSTRONG AS I\nCAN--\nKansas\n20, QOEY\nelt and\nBL most\nM unable\n41\n1e Birthday\nI hope the Birthday Balls 00 DO ---- are a suc-\ncess.\nI am looking forward to listening to the Conventions,\nespecially the Democrat at Philadelphia.\nAs yet I have not voted but hope to be able to walk\nand cast my first vote for President Roosevelt.\nI would like very much to attend a convention\nand see just what takes place.\nThere are times when I get very blue and discouraged\nbut when I think of the courage shown by our President it helps\nto drive away the blues. I hope to some time be able to consult\na specialist who can help me so that I can again walk. I am not\nable to do so just now and my parents will not permit me to ask\nfor help from charity funds.\nI enjoy listening to our President as he talks over the\nradio. I am also interested in articles I read concerning his\nstamp collection for I collect stamps as a pastime and like the\nhobby very much.\nAgain extending my greetings to our President on his 54th\nBirthday\nSincerely\nMiss Vonnie Butner\nBox 509,\nHighland, Kansas.\nbelligerents, the President to curtail shipment such as\nachigd\n1-2998\nKansas\nYes suh I'se takin' time out\n20, QOEY\nTo drop a line to you\nTo wish yuh A Happy Birthday\nAnd a 1936 Victory too.\nrelt and\na most\nOW unable\nHappy Birthday\nThe Birthday\nI hope the Birthday\nare a suc-\ncess.\nI am looking forward to listening to the Conventions,\nespecially the Democrat at Philadelphia.\nAs yet I have not voted but hope to be able to walk\nand cast my first vote for President Roosevelt.\nI would like very much to attend a convention\nand see just what takes place.\nThere are times when I get very blue and discouraged\nbut when I think of the courage shown by our President it helps\nto drive away the blues. I hope to some time be able to consult\na specialist who can help me so that I can again walk. I am not\nable to do so just now and my parents will not permit me to ask\nfor help from charity funds.\nI enjoy listening to our President as he talks over the\nradio. I am also interested in articles I read concerning his\nstamp collection for I collect stamps as a pastime and like the\nhobby very much.\nAgain extending my greetings to our President on his 54th\nBirthday\nSincerely\nMi SS Vonnie Butner\nBox 509,\nHighland, Kansas.\nI am\nto exten\nI am a\nto welk for pas\nUntil\nBall Committee\nI hope\nI am\nAddey 40th\nmaia lly maially the\ncess.\nVonnie Butner\nBut 529\nHighland Kansas\na extension of the present\nAct. This legislation embargoes\nhinment of arms and munitions therize to\nBuichly\nachisd\nCOPY\n1-29ES\nHighland, Kansas\nJan. 20, QOEY\nI am enclosing a gift for Pres. Roosevelt and\nwish to extend to him my sincerest wishes for a most\nhappy Birthday.\nI am a shut-in having been ill, and now unable\nto walk for past year.\nUntil this year I was Chairman of - The Birthday\nBall Committee here in Highland.\nI hope the Birthday Balls to be helt are a suc-\ncess.\nI am looking forward to listening to the Conventions,\nespecially the Democrat at Philadelphia.\nAs yet I have not voted but hope to be able to walk\nand cast my first vote for President Roosevelt.\nI would like very much to attend a convention\nand see just what takes place.\nThere are times when I get very blue and di scouraged\nbut when I think of the courage shown by our President it helps\nto drive away the blues. I hope to some time be able to consult\na specialist who can help me so that I can again walk. I am not\nable to do so just now and my parents will not permit me to ask\nfor help from charity funds.\nI enjoy listening to our President as he talks over the\nradio. I am also interested in articles I read concerning his\nstamp collection for I collect stamps as a pastime and like the\nhobby very much.\nAgain extending my greetings to our President on his 54th\nBirthday\nSincerely\nMiss Vonnie Butner\nBox 509,\nHighland, Kansas.\nUtah, a member or the\nlations Committee, has introduced\none-vea\nJanuary 29, 1936\nMy dear Admiral Grayson:\nI am wondering if there is anything\nyour organization can do to be of assistance\nto the writer of the enclosed perticularly\nappealing letter.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM.A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nAdmiral Cary T. Grayson,\nAmerican National Red Cross,\nWashington, D. 0.\nes\nLetter 1/20 /36 from Miss Vonnie Butner, Box 509, Highland, Kans.\nHas been unable to walk for year. Wants to consult a specialist but\nunable to do so and parents will not permit her to ask for help from\ncharity funds. Wants to walk again. Formerly chairman of Birthday\nBalls Committee in Highland.\nUtah,\na\nCommittee,\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE SURGEON GENERAL,\nU. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE:\nIs there anything your Service\ncan do to be of assistance to the writer\nof the enclosed particularly appealing\nletter?\nM. A. LeHand\nes\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nLetter 1/20/36 from Mi SS Vonnie Butner,\nBox 509 Highland, Kansas.\nHas been unable to walk for year. Wants to consult a specialist but\nunable to do S.O and parents will not permit her to ask for help from\ncharity funds. Wants to walk again. Formerly chairman of Birthday Balls\nCommittee in Highland.\ning bills.\nIn member of the Foreign\naddition, Senator Thomas Re- of\nprt\nJanuary 30, 1936\nq-B\nMy dear Miss Buccini:\nX\nThe President has received your let-\nter of January twenty-seventh, and he thanks\np.p.7.\n310-B\nyou cordially for your friendly birthday greet-\nings. He greatly appreciates your kind thought\nin sending him that beautiful vase, and has\nasked me to convey his very best wishes to you.\nVery sincerely yours,\nStar foom\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMiss Emma M. Buccini,\n5 Columbus Circle,\nNew York, N.Y.\nes\n1\nPennsylvania the Foreign Relations pend-\nCommittee a protest against\n1\ning\nIn member of the Foreign introduced\nbills. addition, Senator Thomas Re- of\nlations a\nUtah, a Committee, has one-year\nReix\nresident\nby the mine\nReg you to for odd\nJanuary 27,1936.\nsent year neutrality extrusion act\nalgd\nAY, JANUARY 22, the the Spokane Spokane\nrthday greetings\n1-30\nOW PERSISTS;\nIllustrissimo\nTRALITY UPSET\nSignor President:\nConcedes Temporary\nt\nBan May Have to Be\n8\ntended Sixty Days.\nd\nS\nTwo years ago I took\na\nRY PAY IS UNDER FIRE\nS\nti\nbe\nthe liberty to address\nSays Some Munitions Group\nP\nel\nnts Got $5 a Day Besides\nto the White House the\n300 a Month Maximum.\nit\n1936\nS\nW\nV\nsmollest silver flower\nWil-\nh\nwith\nof opinion as to the out of\nbest\nI\nvase that couldbe found\nvision of keeping America upset ad-\nt\nb\nactment nistration ation. Γ, hod threatened of plans broad a today White enactment for neutrality to House immediate Presi- of leg- con- Pitt- the\n:\nin this city to complete\nmy wish of expressing\ndministration\nan, chairman mov-\nmy best birthday wish.\nlevertheless the Act date. days beyond\nthe a Neutral-\nes to the President by\nits ity Feb. 29 final accounting demand by of\nCommittee's\nre-entry\na Nye who\nchairman,\nsending in it the sym-\nIt \"fal-\nSenator of al-\ncharged sified\" in\nlied the\nTHE THE\n$5 a day staying\naddi-\nwhile\nTHE FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OF EDWARD AS KING.\nlike him But.. Times\nWide World Radiophote\ngive of the\nother\nruler in his automobile as he left Sandringham Council, yesterday at\ninvestigators or I get\nThe new airplane to London for the meeting of the Privy his subjects.\nimmediate change\nwhich to take he an received the first homage of leaders among new\ntemporary while\nfrom in\ntwo\nthe American members Jersey,\nPennsylvania the Foreign pend-\nNew Relations\nCommittee a protest against\ning\nIn member of the Foreign introduced\nbills. addition, Senator Thomas Re- of\nlations proposing Neutrality\nUtah, a Committee, has\na resolution of the present embargoes\nextension This legislation munitions to\nshipment but does not shipment of\nAct. of arms and authorize\nbelligerents, to curtail such as\nthe other President \"materials oil as of provided war,\" In pend-\nSure that he will ae-\ncept this silver flower\nbols that, according to\nvase for the fulings with\nmy belief and desire,\nwhich it is sent,and\nhad and have to repre-\nnot for its insignificant\nsent his presidential\nValue-for, it would be ridien-\nadministration: The\nlous for me the\nRoses and the violets.\nsomething with that ain\nThis time, may I be permit-\nand wishing him the best\nted to send one of that\nof health anda complete\nlittle one's \"ancestors\"?\nre - election Tueess, I\nbeg to remain,\nto have it in the Presi-\nwith the prayer\nGratefully follower the President's\ndent's studio always\nwith roses and violets,\nMiss Comma M. Buseni\n5 Columbus Circle\nif he does not dislikest,\nnew york City.\nor just for only. his birthday\nI like him, But. Times Wide World KING. Radiophoto\nTHE FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OF EDWARD AS\nnames he of had the\nruler in his automobile as he left Sandringham Council, yesterday at\nI get the\nother data complete\nwhich to take he an received the first homage of leaders among his new\nThe new airplane to London for the meeting of the Privy subjects.\nchange\ntemporary while\nfrom\nthe\nPennsylvania the Foreign pend-\nCommittee a protest against\ning\nIn a member of the Foreign introduced\nbills. addition, Senator Thomas Re- of\nlations proposing Neutrality\nUtah, Committee, has\na resolution of the present embargoes\nextension This legislation munitions to\nshipment belligerents, Act. the President of arms but to curtail does and war,\" not shipment authorize such of as\nother cotton and oil, as provided\n\"materials of In pend-\ning bills.\nof states\nwarmly Reg you to add\nyour in the mine for\nthe one year extension\nof the present Neutrality act.\nthe looks as one who\n23,\nEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22,\nbrima Me Buccini\nnever reach his love\nNYE ROW PERSISTS;\ngoodathe same looks thepho\nNEUTRALITY UPSET\nSpokane\ntograph on page of the THE NEW ustion\npokane\nJunes of the 21st of Jan\nPittman Concedes Temporary\nreetings\nments Cease as Britculd no\nArms Ban May Have to Be\nt\n8\nExtended Sixty Days.\nd\nPerhaps I know his love tragedy.\nthe The\nS\na\nINQUIRY PAY IS UNDER FIRE\nSt\nti\nbe\nGlass Says Some Munitions Group\nP\nAgents Got $5 a Day Besides\nel\n$300 a Month Maximum.\nit\nwoma\n1936\nS\nWASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (P).-The\nW\ndispute over whether President Wil-\n1\nson was a \"falsifier,\" coupled with\nh\nsake B\na division of opinion as to the best\nI\nmethod of keeping America out of\nt\nwar, threatened today to upset ad-\ncell the\nministration plans for immediate\nb\n:\nenactment of broad neutrality leg-\nislation.\nthen N\nFresh from a White House con-\nference, at which he assured Presi-\ndent Roosevelt of enactment of the\nadministration bill, Senator Pitt-\nys, who\nman, chairman of the Senate For-\neign Relations Committee, conceded\nnevertheless the possibility of mov-\ning to extend the present Neutral-\nity Act sixty to ninety days beyond\nits Feb. 29 final date.\nOn another front, a demand by\nSenator Glass for an accounting of\nthe\nthe Senate Munitions Committee's\nexpenditures presaged a re-entry\ninto his battle with its chairman,\nSenator Nye. It was Mr. Nye who\nfore\ncharged that President Wilson \"fal-\nsified\" in denying knowledge of al-\nlied secret treaties.\nMr. Glass asserted that some of\nthe committee investigators had re-\nceived not only near the maximum\n$300-a-month salary allowed such\nSenate employes but $5 a day addi-\nI\nTHE like FIRST him, PHOTOGRAPH But... OF EDWARD AS KING.\nTimes Wide World Radiophoto\ntional \"subsistence\" while staying\nin Washington.\nHe declined to give names of the\nThe new ruler in his automobile as he left Sandringham yesterday\ninvestigators or other data he had\nto take an airplane to London for the meeting of the Privy Council, at\nobtained \"until I get the complete\nwhich he received the first homage of leaders among his new subjects.\nreport.\"\nOpposition to immediate change\nin the existing, temporary neu-\ntrality legislation came meanwhile\nfrom two sources. Spokesmen for\nthe \"American Friends of Italy,\"\nan organization with members in\nPennsylvania and New Jersey,\nlodged with the Foreign Relations\nCommittee a protest against pend-\ning bills.\nIn addition, Senator Thomas of\nUtah, a member of the Foreign Re-\nIntions Committee, has introduced\na resolution proposing a one-year\nextension of the present Neutrality\nAct. This legislation embargoes\nshipment of arms and munitions to\nbelligerents, but does not authorize\nthe President to curtail shipment of\nother \"materials of war,\" such as\ncotton and oil, as provided In pend-\ning bills.\nJukur\nNEW YORK TIMES, W\nannuary 1936.\nSUICIDE PLAN SEEN\nIN AIR DEATH OF 172 que\nto make staly his\nto\nr\nAmerican Airlines Head Says\nwoul\n22,\n1936. He is wise.\nPassenger May Have Slugged\ndore\nus\nPilots to Force Crash.\nin\nne\nut of the\nChurch Where He\nily\nINSURANCE SCHEME HINTED\nted\nhe\nve\nJa-\nol-\nInvestigators Say Plane Which\ness to Nation\nNEW KING TRAINS\nes-\nFell in Arkansas Had No\nny\nIn\nex-\nMechanical Breakdown.\na won\nthat thought of them was with\nLIKE AN ATHLETE\nas\nhim to the end.\nnd\nWon Way to People's Hearts.\nle\nSpecial to THE NEW YORK TIMES.\nCHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Until investi-\nKing George, it is true, inherited\nTakes Exercise Regularly and\nand\nde\n0 mak\nhis position on the throne, but he\nSS\ngators know what happened in the\nwon his own way to the hearts of\nEats Only One Full Meal\nly\ncockpit of the American Airlines'\nhis people. Behind pomp and the\nlike\nal\nluxury airplane, The Southerner,\npageantry incidental to his great\na Day as a Rule.\nis\nduring the sixty seconds before the\ntween\nposition, he labored night and day\ne-\nbig Douglas DC-2 destroyed herself\nin that high station to which God\nand the seventeen persons aboard\nhad called him. The doing of his\nALWAYS EAGER TO LEARN\nhe\nby ploughing into the scrub oaks\nis take\nduty to the utmost of his ability\nyour\n11\nof an Arkansas bog last Tuesday,\nwas the guiding principle of his\nr\nno real explanation for the crash\nlife.\nr\nwill be forthcoming. Air Commerce\nGreat power which corrupts weak\nAn Active Man, He Once Replied\nthe\ni-\ninspectors and company officials\nagree upon this point, according to\ndays\nnatures ennobled our King's charac-\nto Gibe, 'Rich, if You Like, but,\nter and made him subdue passion\nC. R. Smith, president of American\nand will and energy to his duty to\nHang It All, Not Idle.'\nAirlines. Mr. Smith returned here\nhis country. He brought the dis-\nfrom Memphis, where the investiga-\npositions that are lovely in private\ntion was held.\none\nlife into the service and conduct of\nThe writer of the following de-\nThe investigators are certain they\nthe Commonwealth. Not only in\nnow know accurate details of how\nvirtue of his office but in virtue of\nscription of the new King accom-\nMic\nnd\nthe accident happened. But to the\nhis person was he the first gentle-\npanied him when, as Prince of\nquestion \"why?\" they have no\nopen\nman in the land.\nWales, he toured West Africa,\nanswer.\nAs the knowledge of the King's\nSouth Africa and South America\nTheories that a passenger slugged\ncomplete dedication to duty grew\nclass\nthe pilots and plunged the ship\nand spread; as his reign proceeded,\nin 1925. He has been a close ac-\ninto the earth to commit suicide\nbefore\nso did the respect of his people turn\nquaintance of the monarch.\nin such a way that his insurance\ninto reverence and reverence into\ncould be collected as if his death\nBy G. WARD PRICE,\nlove. It is literally true that he\nwas accidental, or suggestions that\nwon their hearts, and during the\nSpecial Writer for The London\na crazed passenger invaded the\nJubilee they made that manifest to\nDaily Mail.\ncockpit, struggled with the pilots\nhim.\nCopyright, 1936, by The North American\nand jammed the controls are \"pure\nNewspaper Alliance,, Inc.\nThis is the truth we must bear\nconjecture,\" Mr. Smith declared.\nLONDON, Jan. 21 (By wireless).\nin mind as we think of the son who\nAttempt to Land Doubted.\nsucceeds to the throne and upon\n-What are the qualities that the\nwhom has now fallen one of the\nnew King brings to the fulfillment\nIt was found that the ignition\nheaviest burdens that can rest upon\nof his destiny?\nswitches were on, the flaps in up\nthe shoulders of fallible and mortal\nSupreme among them stands one\nman.\nwe value most in any man-sin-\nWe can best honor the noble\ncerity. Amid all the artificial condi-\nmemory of King George by gath-\nering round and sustaining the\ntions surrounding royalty, he has\nyoung King whom for SO long we\nremained intensely modest, yet in-\nhad delighted to know as the\ntensely eager to\nCALV\nIn hurry\nTo The White House January 23, 1936.\nitative of the Spokar\nSec. of the Spokan\nMay I make a question\net of birthday greeti\nto the MAN, for I would not\ndore to the Bresident of the the\nted States,\nShould you be a woman,\nand be obliged to make a\nliking choise between the\nyour photographs taken in\nthe last eleven days, which\nwould you choose?- -\nPlease, do not open the eu-\nclosed envelop before you\nX\nhave made the choise,\nfor I wish that you fee\nntative of the Spokane\n, Sec. of the Spokane\nif we can guess Lowelting\net of birthday greetings\nI\nin the same way. - Does\nnot matter that I will me- -\nver know that.\nI am taking the liberty of\nsending a Birthday (little) re-\nmembrance before the 30th the inst,\nPlease accept it, when itreachs\nyou, with best wishs of long\nlife, I beg to remain,\nSincerely yours,\nMaris bunna Me Висеш\nTEL. COLUMBUS 1933\nI would charge the 1936\nto The 1932, if I should be of-\nligid to Miss say. EMMA Have M. BUCCINI we been 'uni_\nform? god only Director of the will Know. ntyre, that as representative or the Spokane\nBUCCINI SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES\nby Mr. Frank J. Zorlin, Sec. of the Spokane\nend the enclosed booklet of birthday greetings\nSpokane.\n5 COLUMBUS CIRCLE - SUITE 211\nNEW YORK, N. Y.\nP.P.7\n9-B\nWASHINGTON NEWS SERVICE,\nWash., D.C.\nJan. 30, 1935.\nLetter to Mr. McIntyre, that as representative ar the Spokane\nChronicle, they have been requested by Mr. Frank J. Zorlin, Sec. of the Spokane\nBirthday Ball for the President to send the enclosed booklet of birthday greetings\nto the President from the people of Spokane.\nSee P.P.F.310-Z\nP.P.7\n9-B"
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