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    "ocrText": "PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE\nPPF 9\nGifts G\nApr. -Aug. 1941\nPPF900298\nI\nT.A. of\nm.twoous\nApril 1, 1941\npl. CP.7. 7.\nq-G g\nMy dear Mr. and Mrs. Geiger:\nIt was kind indeed of you to send the\nPresident the ash tray. He has asked me to send\nyou this little note of thanks and to express his\nsincere appreciation of your friendly thought of\nhim.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMr. and Mrs. Andrew Geiger,\n1238 Laffer Avenue,\nAkron,\nOhio.\nmb\nX\n12\nMr Arris\nme Hopkins\nThis was on\nLibrary\nasktray made of bottle\nMarch 28, 1941\ntops Il was T.A.\n7\n367\nCAN\nGOLDLAND\nent is very glad indeed\nxp.P7\nq.R\nan relic to which you\nof March twelfth. He has\nal of interest all that\nI me to tell you that he\nyour kind thought in sending\nit on to him for his collection.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nGoldland Jewelry Company,\n387 Washington Street,\nBoston,\nMassachusetts.\ncd\nI\nX\nMr Kerris\nP.Pta 9-g\nLibrary\nMarch 28, 1941\n7\nGentlemen:\nThe President is very glad indeed\nq.R\nto have the old Indian relic to which you\nx#\nrefer in your letter of March twelfth. He has\nnoted with a great deal of interest all that\nyou say and has asked me to tell you that he\nmuch appreciates your kind thought in sending\nit on to him for his collection.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nGoldland Jewelry Company,\n387 Washington Street,\nBoston,\nMassachusetts.\ncd\nI\nX\nNO.\nUR MEMO NO.\nOUR INVOICE NO.\nDELIVERED BY\nCHECKED BY\nPACKED BY\nD\nHOW SHIPPED PP\nA. A.E. E. MARTELLCO.. BOSTON B49598\n1\narch 28, 1941\nSIGNED\nilentist Tool\nIndian Relic\nGOLDLAND THE JEWELRY GOODS COMPANY, SUBJECT TO OUR ORDER AND RETURNABLE ON\nDESCRIBED BELOW ARE SENT TO YOU FOR EXAMINATION, REMAINING DEMAND. THE PROPERTY\nTO ADDRESS The W hits House, Washington DC. OF THE\nPresident Fran Klin D. Roopevett\nDATE 3-19-1941 1941\n387 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON, MASS.\nGOLDLAND JEWELRY Co.\nad indeed\nIch you\n\"th. He has\n; all that\nu that he\nin\nsending\nNo.\nyours,\n1605\neHand\nECRETARY\nGoldland Jewelry Company,\n387 Washington Street,\nBoston,\nMassachusetts.\nX\nDiamonds\nMarch 28, 1941\nGentlemen:\nThe President is very glad indeed\n1941\nto have the old Indian relic to which you\nrefer in your letter of March twelfth. He has\nnoted with a great deal of interest all that\nyou say and has asked me to tell you that he\nmuch appreciates your kind thought in sending\nit on to him for his collection.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nGoldland Jewelry Company,\n387 Washington Street,\nBoston,\nMassachusetts.\nX\nSAMUEL GOLDSTEIN\nEDWARD GOLDSTEIN\nLDLAND JEWELRY\nCOMPANY\nImporters of Diamonds\nPRO\nJ\nMakers of Fine Platinum Jewelry\n387 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON, MASS.\nTELEPHONE LIBERTY 4275-4276\nROOM 616 WASHINGTON BUILDING\nachid\n3/28\ned\nMarch 12, 1941\nPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt\nThe White House\nWashington, D. C.\nDear Mr. President:\nUnder separate cover we are sending with our complements\nan old Indian relic which we feel would be a most interesting\naddition to your collection of Americana in Hyde Park.\nWe picked up this relic from an old Indian Gentlemen in\nEast Dennis, Mass. It is an ancient tribal piece which was\nused by the tribe Medicine Man for extracting teeth.\nWe hope this tooth extractor will find a place among the\nmany fine pieces you already have.\nVery truly yours,\nGOLDLAND JEWELRY CO.\n. Goldsteen\nSam & Ed Goldstein\n(lle)\nSG:SA\nX\nAND\nPort Everglades, Fla.,\np.p.7.\nMarch 21, 1941.\nMy dear Miss Gridley:\nq-G g\nThe President has asked me to thank\nyou very much for the lovely gift of the\nhand carved sail fish which you left on\nboard the POTOMAC prior to his arrival at\nPort Everglades yesterday. It was very\nkind of you to present this gift to the\nPresident.\nI have also been asked to tell you\nthat the President very much appreciates\nyour good wishes for the best of fishing\nchand\nluck during his forthcoming cruise in\ncarved adjacent waters. Very bich sincerely hersonally yours, to you,\nwhichel would mad but WATSON, Leandrd\nEDWIN M.\nSecretary to the President.\nlearning in care of the\nMiss 1104 N. Winifred descol E. First Gridley, the Avenue, Potmac forlyou\nFort Lauderdale, Fla. anto another\nyou the best of Luck.,\nlishing out of Sincerely It Landerdale-\nwderdale,Fla.\nv.E.tst Ave,\narch 16,41\nklin D. Roosevelt,\nyact is Ila Patomac,\n8 never\nested.\nlin\nr with\nt of\nmey, present this hand\nn whom\negraph;\npt this\ncarved sail fish personally to you,\nk Mr.\nthank\nwhichel made but feared &\nwould be unable to; doal am\nwr\nleaving it in care of the\nComander of the Potmac for your\nl wish you the best of Luck in\nas one fisherman to another\nfishing out of Sincerely It L anderdale\nWinifred Bridley\njump\nFord\nPrese\nPrest\nPort\nnoh\n..819 to\nSIM CANSSE 5\n.INOI ,IS dorall\nDEC\nmay\nATC\nshedd of em basine and the\nodd 20 film view I edd\nuse doliv\n3a\nNE\nany health (3)\nBox Box1033 1032\nWinifred Midley\n110 1104 n. E. ave\n31\nFt. Landerdale, la Hla\nAM\nEnjure\nTo\nSeed\n151\nearnoy viorachis viev\nthe -\n, NOCTAN oll\nwith od\n.VOIDITO and\nJer19 A .H NOTT\n.019 dross\nwe\nFort Lawderdale,- Fla\n1104-n.E-st Ave,\nmarch 16,41\nPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt,\nPresidential yact Patomac,\nPort Everglades Ila\nhas never\nterested.\nyour Excellency,\nmerlin\nther with\nd wish to present this hand\ndent of\nrson whom\nTelegraph;\ncarved sail fish personally to you,\nccept this\nhank Mr.\nto thank\nwhichel made but feared &\nwould be unable to; doal am\newr\nleaving it in care of the\nComander of the Potmac for you\nl wish you the best of Luck, in\nas one fisherman to another\nfishing out of It L anderdale\nSincerely Winifred Bridly\nASSHORABIDOM\nAnril 8. 1941.\nPULVERMACHER, 0. J.\nThe Daily Telegraph and Morning Post,\n135 Fleet St.,\nLondon, England.\n11/22/40.\nWashington, heard published in the capital in 1826, states that the President has\nWrote to the President sending him a little guide book to\nLetter of him, but can find out about him from Denys Smith, if at all interested. never\nsent and guide referred to the State Dept. 12/20/40. 5/21/41 Mr. Summerlin\nthe guide, states he has checked with Mr. Denys Smith, Washington\nmemo to Miss LeHand returning the ltr. from Mr. Pulvermacher, together with\nhe Daily Telegraph and he says Mr. Pulveramcher is very responsible correspondent of\nsince knows very well and is in charge of Manchester edition of the Daily person whom\ninteresting volume, the American Amb. at London has been requested to thank accept\nthere would appear to be no reason why the Predident should not Telegraph; this\nhim. 4/8/41. Mr. Early wrote to Mr. Pulvermacher.\nPulvermacher. - 4/5/41 the President sent memo to Mr. Early asking him to thank Mr.\nSee PPF-9-P\newr\nP.P.F.9-g\nASSIONABIDOM\nApril 8, 1941.\nMemo from Gen. Watson to Mr. Summerlin, re some bookends which were brought up\nfrom Moundor by Lieut. Communder P.F. Foster, U.S.N.R. They are intended as gifts for\nthe President from First Lieut. Carlos Gordon of the Housdorian army. Asks that proper\nacknowledgent on behalf of the President is made to Lieut. Gordon.\nSee 565\nbr\nPP7\nquy\nMEL\nApril 10, 1941.\nP.P.7\nRespectfully reforred for consideration and acknowledgment\n9-\nedwin M. WATSON\n9-9\nof\nSecretary to the President\nLetters to the President: Referred to the NDAC. Re offer of services\nand suggestions for the defense program.\nSPITZER, M. James, 141 Broadway, N.Y., 4/9/41.\nFRANKLIN, Hank A., R.F.D.D., Elizabethtown, Tenn., 4/8/41. Heg.\nSNYDER, Arthur H., Hutchinson, Kans,, 4/7/41.\nCHAPMAN, Mr. J.F., Clerkesville, Ga., R.2, 4/8/41.\nSCHLAICH, Edward M., 320 Sandusky St., Connesut, O., 4/2/41.Encl. (1).\nBRITT, Percy G., 1227 78th St., North Bergen, N.J., 4/8/41.\nFREY, H., (and several hundred others), Toledo, Ohio, 4/9/41.\nMembers of the Local No. 6, NADCW-CIO. Telegram.\nKENNEDY, F., Pres., (and several hundred others, Batavia, N.Y.,\n4/9/41. Members of NADC-CIO, employed by the Doehler Die\nCasting Co., Batavia, N.Y. Telegram.\nREDWAY, Geo., 2708 Gasch St., Brentwood, Md., 4/8/41.\nBALCH, David Arnolds, Green Glade, Valley Cottage, N.Y., 4/6/41.\nSMRZ, Frank J., R.1, Box 48, Edmonds, Wash., 4/8/41. Encl. (return)\nFRANKLIN, Mrs. Parinne, 79 Clay St., Thompson, Ga., 4/6/41.\n******\nBIRCH, Thomas, Milan Bldg., San Antonio, Tex.; 4/7/41. Encl. (11).\nOffers services to the engineering field of the Navy. Re-\nferred to the Navy Department.\nGADOL, M.S.,.Mgr., Columbus Publishing Co., 270 Lafayette St.,\nNew York, N.Y., 4/9/41. Sends two copies of booklet by\nself titled \"Christopher Columbus was a Spanish Jew\". Seeks\npeace for Jews and stątes if he receives satisfactory reply\nfrom the Pres. he will communicate it to Adobh Hitler, with\nwhom he is in correspondence. Referred to the State Depart-\nment.\nReg.\nEncl. (2).\nJONES, R.V., 544 N. 20th St., Milwaukec, Wis., 4/7/41. Asks\nleniency from RFC. re mortgage loans, etc. on apartment house.\nReferred to the FLA(RFC(\nBELL, O.J., 1821 Summit Pl., N.W., Wash., D.C., 4/9/41. Or O.J.\nLaBelle. Plans for sea going barge convoy. Referred to the\nNavy Department.\nSUTHERLAND, Arthur\nLos Angeles, Calif.\n4/15/41 ack'd.\nWrote to the President sending him a gift.\nSee PPF-9-S\newr\nP.P.F\n9 A\nPres Study\nApril 16, 1941\nP.P.7.\nDear Mr. Gunther:\nq.g\nI appreciate your thoughtful letter\nof April tenth. And it was also kind of you\nto inscribe and send me the copies of your two\nbooks. I am delighted to have them.\nVery sincerely yours,\nFRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT\nX\nJohn Cunther, Esq.,\n40 East Forty-ninth Street,\nNew York, N. Y.\ncd\nOHN GUNTHER\n-\nFORTY EAST FORTY-NINTH STREET\n-\nNEW YORK CITY\nack.\nachd The\n3-\nApril 10 1941\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nDear Mr President: II 24 AM\nMay I write Ctov say my warmest thanks for the\nforty-five minutes you were good enough to give me\nlast Monday. The talk I was privileged to have with\nyou made a perfect climax to my long trip through\nthe American republics. I am infinitely glad that\nyou found time to receive me, and thank you very much.\nI am sending you today copies of my \"Inside\nEurope\" and \"Inside Asia\" with a little inscription\ndescribing my emotions on being \"inside\" the White\nHouse. When the Latin American book is ready, some\ntime in late summer or autumn, it will follow, of\ncourse.\nWith deepest homage and admiration, I beg to\nremain,\nYours respectfully,\nfrom further\nJohn Gunther\nThe Honorable Mr Franklin D Roosevelt\nPresident of the United States\nWhite House\nWashington D C\nmr norris\nppf\nMrs Eben 7\nApril 17, 1941\n9-\nMy dear Mr. Garcia:\nMany thanks, in the President's\nbehalf, for those French and Spanish\npastries which you sent to him through the\ncourtesy of Mr. Adam P. Ruth. I wish to\nassure you that the President deeply ap-\nXPPJ\npreciates this evidence of your friendli-\n9.P\nness and your good will.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A, LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nX\nManuel Garcia, Esq.,\nManager, Las Novedades,\nYbar City,\nX\nTampa,\nFlorida.\nic\nApril 17, 1941\nMy dear Mr. Ruth:\nThank you for your kindness in\nsending on the pastries presented to the\nPresident by Mr. Manuel Garcia of Tampa,\nFlorida.\nA note of acknowledgment is\nbeing sent to Mr. Garcia direct.\nVery sincerely yours.\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nAdam P. Ruth, Esq.,\nBureau of Engraving and Printing,\nWashington, D. c.\nackgol\nBureau of Engraving and Printing,\nWashington, D. C.,\nghank mAbed\n4-17-81\nApril 16, 1941.\nMr. Ira Smith,\nEntrance West Executive Avenue,\nThe White House,\nDear Mr. Smith:\nHerewith is a letter from Mr. Manuel Garcia,\nManager, Las Novedades, Tampa, Florida, with a box of\npastries under separate cover. The letter is self-\nexplanatory.\nLast February 10 I had the pleasure of cele-\nbrating my birthday with a party at Mr. Garcia's Restau-\nrant.\nVery sincerely yours,\nMamPRuth\nAt 1416 7th Avenue\nLasMovedades\nTelephone Y1381\nThise\nPpanish Restaurant and Bar\nartigel\nYbar City, Jampa, Fla.\nApril 8, 1941.\nMr. Adam P. Ruth,\nc/o Treasury Department,\nBureau of Engraving and Printing,\nWashington, D. C.\nDear Mr. Ruth:\nWe have your letter of April 4th. in which you\nacknowledge receipt of a box of our Spanish and\nFrench pasteries. We are glad that you liked\nthem---and thanks for your very complimentary\nremarks.\nWe note you say, that you were sorry that you\ncould not give \"F. D. R.\" a sample of the past-\neries because he was in Florida at the time.\nWe are sending you another box of pasteries which\nyou will please deliver to \"F. D. R.\" with our\ncompliments. Hope he likes them as much as you\nand your daughter did.\nThanks for your kind offer to furnish us a spe-\ncial guide to show us through your bureau, should\nwe visit Washington.\nYours sincerely,\nManuel Garcia,\nManager.\nBureau of Engraving and Printing,\nWashington, D. C.,\nApril 16, 1941.\nExas,\nMr. Manuel Garcia,\nManager, Las Novedades,\nA. Ybar City,\nTampa, Florida.\nSee\nP.P.P.\nDear Mr. Garcia:\nPP7,\nI have this day delivered your letter of\nApril 8, 1941, with the box of pastries to the White\nHouse.\nVery sincerely yours,\nGRISWOLD, Professor Clifford S.\nBelmont, Mass.\n4-10-41\nSent the President a sweater through the courtesy of Mr.\nJoseph A. Manahan.\nSee P.P.F. 6079\nP.P.7.\newr\n9-g\nEG/bb\nMEL\nApril 23, 1941.\nRespectfully referred for consideration and acknowledgment.\nPF-9\nEDWIN M. WATSON\nSecretary to the President\nLetters to the President:\nHANNAH, Chas., Sturgis, Miss., 4/20/41. Asks attention be given\nto economic condition of farmers in that regionl Referred by\nmemorandum to the Department of Agriculture.\nPARKER, George Foster, Lakeland, Fla., 4/21/41. P.O.B. 531.\nSeeks information re Govt. offer for location of gass and\noil land in Fla. Referred to the Department of Interior.\nEncl.(1).\nSMITH, Myrtle, 1635 W. 9th St., Owensboro, Ky., 4/21/41. Seeks\njob for crippled husband, Amplys C. Smith, Referred to the\nF.S.A., Employment Security.\nEncl. (1).\nANGESKI, John S., Star Rt., Altoona, Pa., 4/21/41. Reg. Secks\ncompensation for injury received on WPA work. Referred to\nthe Employees Compensation Commission.\nGARCIA, Alfredo de Lapuente Y, U.T.37 Riv. 1792, Alsina 1782,\nBuenos Aires, Argentina, undated. Sends booklet entitled\n\"Appel Auct Intelectuels.\" Referred to the State Department\nPELCHA, Charles B., 233 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio, undated.\nIdea for new type of bomb. Referred to the Department of\nCommerce, NIC.\nWOHL, Louise, Wein LX, Schwarzspanier-strasse 15, Vienna,\n3/28/41. Reg. Seeks aid to come to America. Referred to\nthe State Department.\n*******\nReferred to the NDAC. Re offering services and suggestions for\nthe defense program.\nMANDERY, J., Cleveland, Ohio, (no add adr), 4/4/41. (or 21).\nFELBSON, e.w., 5428 Lake Park, Chicago, Ill., 4/21/41.\nLANE, Miss Martha G., 2412 Durant Ave., Berkelcy, Calif., 4/20/41.\ngoetz, Antoinette H., 2412 Durant Ave., Berkeley, Calif., 4/19/41.\nKJORVESTAD, Henry, 1343 5th Ave. S., Fargo, N. Dak., undated.\nTURNER, Hildn, 3019 Benrevue Ave., Berkeley, Calif., 4/19/41.\nEG/bb\nPres Study\nI\n7\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nNC.\nWASHINGTON\nApril 25, 1941.\nppt 9-g\nRCA\n6, 1941\nDear Earl:\nThis will acknowledge receipt\nof your letter of April 16th, enclosing\nthe brochure, \"You Can Defend America\".\nKindest regards,\nSincerely,\nin\nin a\non\nEdwin M. Watson\nSecretary to the President.\n) me\nmament,\n1, talked\noken of\nEarl Godwin, Esq.,\n) help\nc/o The National Broadcasting Company, Inc.,\nMillions\nTrans-Lux Bldg.,\nWashington, D. C.\nrofit;\nyou.\nin\nEG/bb\nNATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.\nRADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA SERVICE\nNBC\nTRANS- LUX BUILDING\nZZ\nRCA\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\nBROADCASTING STATIONS\nWRC WMAL\nApril 16, 1941\n950 KC\n630 KC\nHon. Franklin D. Roosevelt,\nPresident of the United States,\nWashington, D. C.\nDear Mr. President:\nHere is a book right down your alley.\nIt puts into type and pictures the old American Spirit in\nabout as clear and convincing a way as you could find in a\nday's journey. And in the modern style. no time lost on\nphrases.\nI got interested in the book by having it introduced to me\nby Frank Buchman, the Oxford Group leader. Moral Re-Armament,\nyou know. It appealed to me as something to be boosted, talked\nabout, distributed. Hence I am doing my part. I've spoken of\nit on the air; sent copies to leaders and have tried to help\nwork out a way to get it into the hands of everybody. Millions\nof them.\nAs far as I know, this is a purely patriotic move; no profit;\nno high priced press agents; and so I leave a copy with you.\nFrom your friend,\nEacl Godwin\nEarl Godwin\n(1) Enclosure\nEG/bb\nMrs Bonsteel\nThis was\nprt.\n\"Aston\"\nNORTH TAMBOURINE\nreceived and is\nQUEENSLAND\nbeing ack. by State\nq-G\nAUSTRALIA.\napril 20 1941\nI gave them to miss\nLe Hand\nX48-D\nCAN\nam forwarding by post today a parcel containing\nin the shape of a book made of Queensland\npolished specimens of North Queensland Woods\nsouvenir recognisant of the great work you are\nin our great strive for freedom.\nhope that it will give you as much pleasure to\nves me to present it to you.\nI may state I have done a lot of pioneering in\nQueensland in the timber trade for 60years. I am now in my 85th\nyear. This work is only a Hobby but it has been distributed to all\nparts of the World even to our Royalty.\nA Professor Ross of your City visited my Home\nworkshop some time ago and declared he had travelled the world over\nbut had never seen anything so beautiful as my Tea Trays and ordered\nthree. I am wondering if your good Wife, Mrs. Roosevelt would like\none. It would be a pleasure indeed to forward one if she would\naccept it with my compliments.\nThe best the World can give you is none too good.\nI am,\nYours Sincerely,\nThe Grifiths\nprt,\n\"Aston\"\nNORTH TAMBOURINE\nq-G\nQUEENSLAND\nAUSTRALIA.\napril 20 1941\nPresident Roosevelt,\nX48-D\nDear Sir,\nI am forwarding by post today a parcel containing\na piece of my work in the shape of a book made of Queensland\nTimbers, with a few polished specimens of North Queensland Woods\ninlaid, as a little souvenir recognisant of the great work you are\ndoing for humanity in our great strive for freedom.\nI hope that it will give you as much pleasure to\nreceive it as it gives me to present it to you.\nI may state I have done a lot of pioneering in\nQueensland in the timber trade for 60years. I am now in my 85th\nyear. This work is only a Hobby but it has been distributed to all\nparts of the World even to our Royalty.\nA Professor Ross of your City visited my Home\nworkshop some time ago and declared he had travelled the world over\nbut had never seen anything so beautiful as my Tea Trays and ordered\nthree. I am wondering if your good Wife, Mrs. Roosevelt would like\none. It would be a pleasure indeed to forward one if she would\naccept it with my compliments.\nThe best the World can give you is none too good.\nI am,\nYours Sincerely,\nThe Griffiths\nT.A. F\nApril 30, 1941\nplt Pl.g\nMy dear Mrs. Groziak:\nYour friendly letter of April\ntwenty-fourth has been received. The\nPresident much appreciates your kindness\nin sending him the Easter eggs and has\nasked me to extend his very best wishes to\nyou and yours for your health and happiness.\nVery sincerely yours,\nИ. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. Michael P. Groziak,\nBox 492,\nBenld,\nic\nIllinois.\nBox 492\nBenld, Illinois\napril 24,1941\nThe President\nthe hite House\nWashington, D. C.\nSir:\nmany Russian people in the United\nStates alibrated Easter on april 20 th\nof this year. among those who\nparticipated in the event was and\nfamily located in this city of\nBened. l am, therefore, sending a\nfew Easten eggs which l colored for\nthe ccasion. It is an old Ressian\ncustom to color eggs during the\nEaster holidays and distribute them\namong friends.\nl wish you the best of health\nand happiness.\nRespectfully yours,\nMrs. Michael B. Groziak\nwr. Dirris\nStouroom\nApril 18, 1941\npp.\nMy dear Mr. Gressel:\nYour note of March twenty-eighth\n9-G\nhas been received and I wish to thank you,\nin the President's behalf, for the friendly\nthought which prompted you to send him the\nmodel, a product of your own work.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM, A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nM. Gressel, Esq.,\n923 Forest Avenue,\nBronx,\nNew York.\nic\n\"\nThank Stourion\nMarsh. 28. 1941\n923 Forest are Bromy\nNew york\nMr. F.D. Roosevelt\nPresident of the\nb-ddd\n41.\nMnidet Staates\nib\nowledgment\nMr. President:\nSON\nresident\nI and sending you one\nof my models, your partait in Profil, please\nundated.\nReferred to\naccept it as a gift,\nI would appresiate very much Ao got\nCan., 5/6/41.\nto the State\nyour own critic, that might help me\nondon, E.C.4, Eng.,\nto improve it.\nclosed booklet,\nicle re lend lease.\nBOOK.\nThanking you\ncashire, Eng.,\nyour truly\nReferred to the\nM. gressel\nr, B.C., 5/7/41.\nSenlptor\nimson's speech,\n923 Forest are Brown\nto the State\nNew york\nWay, LOS Angeles, Calif., 5/5/41.\nUnintelligible, seems to be poor, feels badly about asking for\nhelp. Encloses insurance policy which has lapsed. Does not\nsay what she wants done with it. Receipt requested. Referred\nto the F.W.A., (WPA)\nKOEHLER, John W., 247 Sprucewood St., Pittsburgh, Pa., undated.\nReg. Pleads to enter some branch of military service.\nHas been rejected from draft and three year enlistment. Encl.\n(1). Referred to the War Department.\nLIPSEY, Will, 5403 Ave. C., Fairfield, Ala., 5/8/41. Seeks aid\nUSHA. to obtain home in low rent project. Referred to the FWA,\nW 3 MAR 29\nin\nZ\n730AM\n<\nSTA.\nMr.\n1940\nFrantalyn D. Roosevelt\nPresident of the Unidet Startes\nb-ddd\n41.\nof america\nin\nowledgment\nSON\nWashington D. C.\nPresident\nundated.\nReferred to\nI ask hope fully ruse more for it. I would\nCan., 5/6/41.\nto the State\nappreciate very, very much to get your own\ncritic with your signature.\nondon, E.C.4, Eng.,\nclosed booklet,\noh, please I would value it highly.\nicle re lend lease.\nBOOK.\nThanking you\ncashire, Eng.,\nReferred to the\nyour, truly\nM. Gressel (Soulpton)\nr, B.C., 5/7/41.\n923 Frest are Branx\nimson's speech,\nto the State\nnew your\nmee, maroid Way, LOS Angeles, Calif., 5/5/41.\nUnintelligible, seems to be poor, feels badly about asking for\nhelp. Encloses insurance policy which has lapsed. Does not\nsay what she wants done with it. Receipt requested. Referred\nto the F.W.A., (WPA)\nKOEHLER, John W., 247 Sprucewood St., Pittsburgh, Pa., undated.\nReg. Pleads to enter some branch of military service.\nHas been rejected from draft and three year enlistment. Encl.\n(1). Referred to the War Department.\nLIPSEY, Will, 5403 Ave. C., Fairfield, Ala., 5/8/41. Seeks aid\nUSHA. to obtain home in low rent project. Referred to the FWA,\nRet. M. gussel (Sculptor) 923 Forest elve Browy\nMein your\nb-ddd\n1.\nib\nwlodgment\nON\nresident\nundated.\nReferred to\nI ask hope fully once more for it. I would\nCan., 5/6/41.\nto the State\nappreciate very, very much to get your own\ncritic with your signature.\nondon, E.C.4, Eng.,\nclosed booklet,\noh, please I would value it highly.\nicle re lend lease.\nBOOK.\nThanking you\ncashire, Eng.,\neferred to the\nyour, truly\nM. Gressel (soulpton)\nr, B.C., 5/7/41.\n923 Frest are Branx\nimson's speech,\nto the State\nnew your\nпагото way, LOS Angeles, Calif., 5/5/41.\nUnintelligible, seems to be poor, feels badly about asking for\nhelp. Encloses insurance policy which has lapsed. Does not\nsay what she wants done with it. Receipt requested. Referred\nto the F.W.A., (WPA)\nKOEHLER, John W., 247 Sprucewood St., Pittsburgh, Pa., undated.\nReg. Pleads to enter some branch of military service.\nHas been rejected from draft and three year enlistment. Encl.\n(1). Referred to the War Department.\nLIPSEY, Will, 5403 Ave. C., Fairfield, Ala., 5/8/41. Seeks aid\nUSHA. to obtain home in low rent project. Referred to the FWA,\nno file ON m. Gressel\n\"u.y.\nb-ddd\nI received your letter, thanks\n1941.\n!nowledgment\nib\nvery much.\nATSON\nI wonder if I asked for too mush, when I asked\ne President\nfor 9 few words of sritis from yourself about\nthe profile, Model I have send you is your Partacit in\nCan., undated.\nes. Referred to\nI ask hope fully once more for it. I would\nCan., 5/6/41.\nto the State\nappreciate very, very much to get your own\ncritic with your signature.\nondon, E.C.4, Eng.,\nclosed booklet,\noh, please I would value it highly.\nicle re lend lease.\nBOOK.\nThanking you\ncashire, Eng.,\nReferred to the\nyour, truly\nM. gressel (soulpton)\nr, B.C., 5/7/41.\n923 Frest are Branx\nimson's speech,\nto the State\nnew your\nUnintelligible, seems to be poor, feels badly about asking for\nпагота way, Los Angeles, Calif., 5/5/41.\nhelp. Encloses insurance policy which has lapsed. Does not\nsay what she wants done with it. Receipt requested. Referred\nto the F.W.A., (WPA)\nKOEHLER, John W., 247 Sprucewood St., Pittsburgh, Pa., undated.\nReg. Pleads to enter some branch of military service.\nHas been rejected from draft and three year enlistment. Encl.\n(1). Referred to the War Department.\nLIPSEY, Will, 5403 Ave. C., Fairfield, Ala., 5/8/41. Seeks aid\nUSHA. to obtain home in low rent project. Referred to the FWA,\n11\nMrs E. Smith\nu.y.\nb-ddd\nI received your letter, thanks\n1941.\n!nowlodgment\nib\nvery much.\nATSON\nI wonder if I asked for too mush, when I asked\ne President\nfor 9 few words of sritis from yourself about\nthe profile, Model I have send you is your Portaait in\nCan., undated.\nes. Referred to\nI ask hope fully ruse more for it. I would\nCan., 5/6/41.\nto the State\nappreciate very, very much to get your own\ncritic with your signature.\nondon, E.C.4, Eng.,\nclosed booklet,\noh, please I would value it highly.\nicle re lend lease.\nBOOK.\nThanking you\ncashire, Eng.,\nReferred to the\nyour, truly\nM. gressel (Soulpton)\nr, B.C., 5/7/41.\n923 Frest are Branx\nimson's speech,\nto the State\nnew your\nпагота way, Los Angeles, Calif., 5/5/41.\nUnintelligible, seems to be poor, feels badly about asking for\nhelp. Encloses insurance policy which has lapsed. Does not\nsay what she wants done with it. Receipt requested. Referred\nto the F.W.A., (WPA)\nkoehler, John W., 247 Sprucewood St., Pittsburgh, Pa., undated.\nReg. Pleads to enter some branch of military service.\nHas been rejected from draft and three year enlistment. Encl.\n(1). Referred to the War Department.\nLIPSEY, Will, 5403 Ave. C., Fairfield, Ala., 5/8/41. Seeks aid\nUSHA. to obtain home in low rent project. Referred to the FWA,\napril 29. 1941.\nM. gressel (Aculutor)\n923 Forest que Brony u.y.\nDear\nMr. Roosevelt.\nb-ddd\nI received your letter, thanks\n1941.\nknowlodgment\\\nib\nvery much.\nATSON\nI wonder if I asked for too mush, when I asked\ne President\nfor 9 few words of sritis from yourself about\nthe profile, Model I have send you \" your Partacit in\nCan., undated.\nes. Referred to\nI ask hopefully ruse more for it. I would\nCan., 5/6/41.\nto the State\nappreciate very, very much to get your own\ncritic with your signature.\nondon, E.C.4, Eng.,\nclosed booklet,\noh, please I would value it highly.\nicle re lend lease.\nBOOK.\nThanking you\ncashire, Eng.,\nReferred to the\nyour, truly\nM. Gressel (soulpton)\nr, B.C., 5/7/41.\n923 Frest are Branx\nimson's speech,\nto the State\nnew your\nUnintelligible, seems to be poor, feels badly about asking for\nnarold way, Los Angcles, Calif., 5/5/41.\nhelp. Encloses insurance policy which has lapsed. Does not\nsay what she wants done with it. Receipt requested. Referred\nto the F.W.A., (WPA)\nKOEHLER, John W., 247 Sprucewood St., Pittsburgh, Pa., undated.\nReg. Pleads to enter some branch of military service.\nHas been rejected from draft and three year enlistment. Encl.\n(1). Referred to the War Department.\nLIPSEY, Will, 5403 Ave. C., Fairfield, Ala., 5/8/41. Seeks aid\nUSHA. to obtain home in low rent project. Referred to the FWA,\nvalie\nPPF-9\nMEL\nMay 10, 1941.\nRespectfully reforred for consideration and acknowledgment\\\nib\nEDWIN M, WATSON\nSecretary to the President\nLetters to the President:\nLACASSE, Gilles, C.P., 225, Kapuskasing, Ont., Can., undated.\nSeeks information on U.S. for class studies. Referred to\nthe State Department.\nDAVIES, A.B., Box 200, Sta.B., Hamilton, Ont., Can., 5/6/41.\nDiscussion re foreign situation. Referred to the State\nDepartment.\nGIBSON, J.L., Rex House, 38 King William St., London, E.C.4, Eng.,\n5/25/41. Calls attention to article in enclosed booklet,\nentitled \"Building Industries Survey\", Article re lend lease.\nReferred to the State Department.\nBOOK.\nHARRISON, Edgar, 114 Canning Rd., Southport, Lancashire, Eng.,\n4/18/41. Suggestion for solution of war. Referred to the\nState Department.\nLOIRYHER, Joseph T., 438 W. Pender St., Vancouver, B.C., 5/7/41.\nEncl. (newspaper clippings), Re Secretary Stimson's speech,\nand the general foreign situation. Referred to the State\nDepartment.\nLILLIAM, Charlotte Lee, 6107 Harold Way, Los Angeles, Calif., 5/5/41.\nUnintelligible, seems to be poor, feels badly about asking for\nhelp. Encloses insurance policy which has lapsed. Does not\nsay what she wants done with it. Receipt requested. Referred\nto the F.W.A., (WPA)\nKOEHLER, John W., 247 Sprucewood St., Pittsburgh, Pa., undated.\nReg. Pleads to enter some branch of military service.\nHas been rejected from draft and three year enlistment. Encl.\n(1). Referred to the War Department.\nLIPSEY, Will, 5403 Ave. C., Fairfield, Ala., 5/8/41. Seeks aid\nto obtain home in low rent project. Referred to the FWA,\nUSHA.\nvalie\nLAWRENCE, Leigh\nSecy.-Treas., N.J. Ward & Co.,\nWashington, D.C.\n5-6-41\nMilne-O'Berry Packing Co. of St. Petersburg, Fla.\nSent the President some grapefruit, presented to him by the\nSee P.P.F. 9-M\nP.P.F.\nact\n9-g\nvalie\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESEDENT\nMay 13, 1941\nGen. Watson wrote memo to the effect that Congressman John W. McCormack\nsaid that the Catholic Church has just completed the first revision of the Bible\nin 191 years. Father Graham of New York was one of the commission to revise it.\nHe wants to costo down from New York and present the President with the first copy\nof the revised Bible and the second copy to the Apostolic Delegate. Asks if the\nPresident would receive this Bible on Thursday or Friday.\nSee P.P.F. 90\nP.P.7\n9-G\nSent Rower\nANDREWS, Hon. Charles 0.\nU. S. Senate,\nWashington, D. C.\n+\nNADA\n5/19/41.\nWrote to General Watson enclosing letter from A. B. Michael\nof Wabasso, Fla., in which he advises that is sending a box of oranges and a box\nof grapefruit as special gift to the President. (Sent with compliments of Senator\nAndrews) - pencil notation - Sent to House.\nSEE PPF-9-A\nP.P.F.\newr\nMy denir 78. GebriaLeous\nthe President www.delighted 4a\nsegative that phassant news to with Yes\n9- H\ncard From The Fish mudivill MSso Services\nNo enjugred 11 over 00 much and appreciates\ntate Inkand memembrance of him.\nVery sincerely yours,\nis, 4. Selfered\nPRIVARY BEGESTARY\nDr. 3m 2. Subrielson,\nDirector,\nFish and Service,\nDepartment of Interior,\nWeebington, D. C.\nto\nI\nSent to house\n+\nMay 22, 1941\npn7.\nMy dear Dr. Gabrielson:\nThe President was delighted to\nq-G\nreceive that pheasant sent to him with the\ncard from The Fish and Wild Life Service.\nHe enjoyed it ever so much and appreciates\nthis kind remembrance of him.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A, LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nDr. Ira N. Gabrielson,\nDirector,\nFish and Wildlife Service,\nDepartment of Interior,\nWashington, D. C.\nic\nackgd\n5-2-41\nfrom\nThe Service Fish and Wild Life\nRouse\n1\none President sending a box of oranges and grapefruit.\nSee PPF-9-J\newr\nPPF\n- We 1981\n9-A\nfor doce like Johnsons\nThe President has received the box\nof energise and properatt which you DD kindly\nwest With No master you to Insure that the\nfruit has been grantly enjuged and be beha se\nto thank you Ear your graction themght in person\nsenting 10. Go his.\nVery yours,\nMe for Actional\nPATENTS SECTITARY\nNew 2. L. Johnson,\n722 Laimaboro Bonderard,\nShe CLoud,\nFlorida.\nlak\nJOHNSON, Mrs. F. I.\n711 Lakeshore Blvd.,\nSt. Cloud, Fla.\n5/15/41.\nWrote to the President sending a box of oranges and grapefruit.\nSee PPF-9-J\newr\nPPF\nNew Do. 3963\n9-A\nSup See With Johnpone\nThe President bas reserved the box\nwe overge recd grayefratt which you DO kindly\nsecurity Wish No mede you to Issue that the\nfruit has been grently enjoyed and be balue no\nto thank yes For your gractices in\nsenting 10. Do his.\nVery yours,\nMe Ba National\nPOSTAIN EXCESTARY\nform F. &\n723 Laimations Realborrard,\nStis Clouds\nFlorida.\nSent to Rouse +\nMay 20, 1941\np.p.7.\n9-g\nMy dear Mrs. Johnson:\nThe President has received the box\nof oranges and grapefruit which you so kindly\nsent him. He wants you to know that the\nfruit has been greatly enjoyed and he asks me\nto thank you for your gracious thought in pre-\nsenting it to him.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. F. I. Johnson,\n711 Lakeshore Boulevard,\nSt. Cloud,\nbk\nFlorida.\nMrs. F.I. Johnson\nPresident Women's National Union\nMALE H\nfor Political Action\nMr. President:\nArind Rxv\np.p.7. q-G\nHat Large- - but they hold\nnectar bottled by your\nHeavenly Father's sunshine. \"taster\"\nshould have one during these\nI am sure your you\ndevilish days) will approve them.\nIf you wish, drink some of it\nwith Florida Pepper\"as as convoy.\nThis box calls for no acknowl-\nEdgment.\nMrs. F.I. Johnson\n711 Lakeshore Blrd,\nmay15-41. St. Cloud, Fla,\nMr. President:\nHot Large- - but they hold\nP.P.7. q-g\nnectar bottled by your\nHeavenly Father's sunshine. \"taster\"\nchi,\nshould have one during these\nI am sure your you\naving\neu-\ndevilish days) will approve them. wing\nIf you wish, drink some of it her, the\nwith Florida Pepper as convoy,\nThis box calls for no acknowl-\nEdgment.\n711 Lakeshore Blrd,\nMrs. F.I. Johnson\nmay15-41. St. Cloud, Fla,\nbk\nTH hugan\nMay 27, 1941\nP.P.7. q-g\nMy dear Mr. Goombi:\nX\nMany thanks to you, Mr. Norton Tahquechi,\nand those you represent for your kindness in leaving\nthat handmade gift for the President at the Execu-\ntive Office recently. He is interested in knowing\nthat this beaded watch fob was made by your mother,\nand he, of course, also appreciates her part in the\ngift.\nVery sincerely yours,\n11. A. LeHand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\n+\nRobert Goombi, Esq.,\nBox 414,\nMountain View,\nOklahoma.\nbk\nThank\nb\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nSenate\nCOMMITTEE\nF-\nG\n5-8-41\nPresident\nMEMORANDUM FOR CHARLIE NORRIS:\nAckro\nState\nBK\nII\nI accepted the attached beadwork for\nthe President from -\nobert\n11\nRobert Goombi,\nountain\nBox 414\nwill call\nMountain View, Okla.\nion to the\nFILED\nand\nno not\nNorton Tahquechi,\nIndian\nLorton, Okla.\ne greatly\nThe beadwork was made by Mr. Goombi's\nmother.\nwatch Job\nW.S. Thomas.\n1.\nS.\nS\nWm. Simmons\nL\nLorton Okla Lorton Okla\nes\n414\nBebla\nUnited States Senate\nCOMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS\n7\nMay 7, 1941.\nG\nBrigadier General Edwin Watson\nSecretary to The President\nThe White House.\nII\nMy dear General Watson:\nConfirming telephone call made in behalf of Robert\nGoombi, President of the Kiowa Indian Club, Mountain\nView, Oklahoma, he and his Committee of Five will call\nPresident. Thursday at 11:00 A. M., to make a plresentation to the\nL\nYour courtesy in receiving this delegation, who not\nonly represent the Kiowa Indian Club, but the Indian\nappreciated. group of the League of Young Democrats, will be greatly\nRespectfully submitted\nGluer Thomas\n1.\nElmer Thomas, U. S. S.\nin\nET:MEP.\n,\nX\nL\nFILED noton Lahque chi Loston, Okla\nes\nBox 414\nmonitain Sein\nBhla\nMEL\nJune 10, 1941.\nRespectfully referred for consideration and acknowledgment.\nPPF9\nEDWIN M. WATSON\nSecretary to the President\nLetters to the President:\nDACOMB, A.C., Illovo Sugar Estates, Illovo, Natol, South Africa,\n4/25/41. Sends book he has written entitled \"Rhymes of a Roamer\".\nReferred to the State Department.\nBOOK\nBRAVO, Ricardo Larrain, Santa Ana de Las Palmas, Envoy and Minister\nof Chile to Ecuador, Talagante, Chile. Sends book he has written\nentitled \"Biografias Sucintas de Algunos Proceres de Chile\".\nReferred to the State Department.\nFRAID, c/o Nonbasawala, Sweat? Picture received in damaged condition\nfrom Bombay, India. Referred to the State Department.\ngift\nDARE, Heather J., 77 Penny AVC., Rhinblina, Cardiff, South Wales,\n3/5/41. Sends President gife of pin cushion she made. Only one.\nReferred to the State Department.\nGIFT\nFRASER, Alberta Wilson, 2045 Davenport Rd., West Toronto, Ont.\nGanada, 5/19/41. Sends President gift of a stamp album. States\nthere are only a few stamps, but feels he may like tb have them.\nReferred to the State Department.\nGIFT.\nMINTER, W.M., Att'y. at Law, Mathews, Va., 6/5/41. Sends resolutions\nadopted by the Mathews Gloucester Post No. 83, American Legion,\n.\nResolutions re strikes (original letter and 2 reso.) referred\nto the Department of Labor. Copy and reso. re aid to Britain\nreferred to the State Department.\nReferred to the Office of Emergency Management. Re offers of services\nand suggestions for the defense program.\nBOOTH, Mr. William S., R.F.D.1, Evans Mills, N.Y., 6/6/41.\nCHILDERS, Mr. Audie O., R.1, Clinton, Mo., Encl.: 6/6/41.\nALASKO, Joseph, Tresckow, Pa., 6/5/41. Encl. (1).\nCUMMINGS, Michael, 262 67th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., 6/7/41.\nGODES, Sam, 199 Bay 17th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., 6/8/41.\nANDICH, Jack, 803 12th St., Rock Island, Ill., 6/6/41.\nMEL\nJune 10, 1941.\nRespectfully referred for consideration and acknowledgment,\nEDWIN M. WATSON\nSecretary to the President\nPPF.9\nLetters to the President:\nDACOMB, A.C., Illovo Sugar Estates, Illovo, Natol, South Africa,\n4/25/41. Sends book he has written entitled \"Rhymes of a Roamer\".\nReferred to the State Department.\nBOOK\nBRAVO, Ricardo Larrain, Santa Ana de Las Palmas, Envoy and Minister\nof Chile to Ecuador, Talagante, Chile. Sends book he has written\nentitled \"Biografias Sucintas de Algunos Proceres de Chile\".\nReferred to the State Department.\nFRAID, c/o Nonbasawala, Sweat? Picture received in damaged condition\nfrom Bombay, India. Referred to the State Department.\nDARE, Heather J., 77 Penny Ave., Rhinblina, Cardiff, South Wales,\n3/5/41. Sends President gife of pin cushion she made. Only one.\nReferred to the State Department.\nGIFT\nFRASER, Alberta Wilson, 2045 Davenport Rd., West Toronto, Ont.\nGanada, 5/19/41. Sends President gift of a stamp album. States\nthere are only a few stamps, but feels he may like tb have them.\nReferred to the State Department.\nGIFT.\nMINTER, W.M., Att'y. at Law, Mathews, Va., 6/5/41. Sends resolutions\nadopted by the Mathews Gloucester Post No. 83, American Legion,\n.\nResolutions re strikes (original letter and 2 reso.) referred\nto the Department of Labor. Copy and reso. re aid to Britain\nreforred to the State Department.\nReferred to the Office of Emergency Management. Re offers of services\nand suggestions for the defense program.\nBOOTH, Mr. William S., R.F.D.1, Evans Mills, N.Y., 6/6/41.\nCHILDERS, Mr. Audie O., R.1, Clinton, Mo., Encl. 6/6/41.\nALASKO, Joseph, Tresckow, Pa., 6/5/41. Encl. (1).\nCUMMINGS, Michael, 262 67th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., 6/7/41.\nGODES, Sam, 199 Bay 17th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., 6/8/41.\nANDICH, Jack, 803 12th St., Rock Island, Ill., 6/6/41.\nSent to douse\nJune 19, 1941\np.P.7.\nMy dear Mrs. Guest:\nG\nThe President thanks you ever so much\nfor that especially fine salmon. He wants you\nto know that he more than appreciates your\nfriendly thought in giving him an opportunity\nto sit down to such a grand dinner.\nVery sincerely yours,\nM.A.LeFand\nPRIVATE SECRETARY\nMrs. FredeFick Guest,\nCamp New Derreen,\nCascapedia,\nQuebec,\nCanada.\nmdp\nPlease thank for ERN TECHNICAL-COMMERCIAL SCHOOL\nthis Salmon Loe have had\nEVELYN CRESCENT\nthem fore\nJune 10, 1941.\nCAN\nerred for consideration and acknowledgment.\nEDWIN M. WATSON\nPPF.\nSecretary to the President\nresident:\nlovo Sugar Estates, Illovo, Natol, South Africa,\nnds book he has written entitled \"Rhymes of a Roamer\".\n) the State Department.\nBOOK\narrain, Santa Ana de Las Palmas, Envoy and Minister\nEcuador, Talogante, Chile. Sends book he has written\nBiografias Sucintas de Algunos Proceres de Chile\".\n) the State Department.\nsawala, Sweat? Picture received in damaged condition\n, India. Referred to the State Department.\nDARE, Heather J., 77 Penny Ave., Rhinblina, Cardiff, South Wales,\n3/5/41. Sends President gife of pin cushion she made. Only one.\nReferred to the State Department.\nGIFT\nFRASER, Alberta Wilson, 2045 Davenport Rd., West Toronto, Ont.\nGanada, 5/19/41. Sends President gift of a stamp album. States\nthere are only a few stamps, but feels he may like tb have them.\nReferred to the State Department.\nGIFT.\nMINTER, W.M., Att'y. at Law, Mathews, Va., 6/5/41. Sends resolutions\nadopted by the Mathews Gloucester Post No. 83, American Legion,\nResolutions re strikes (original letter and 2 reso.) referred\nto the Department of Labor. Copy and reso. re aid to Britain\nreferred to the State Department.\nReferred to the Office of Emergency Management. Re offers of services\nand suggestions for the defense program.\nBOOTH, Mr. William S., R.F.D.1, Evans Mills, N.Y., 6/6/41.\nCHILDERS, Mr. Audie O., R.1, Clinton, Mo., Encl., 6/6/41.\nALASKO, Joseph, Tresckow, Pa., 6/5/41. Encl. (1).\nCUMMINGS, Michael, 262 67th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., 6/7/41.\nGODES, Sam, 199 Bay 17th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., 6/8/41.\nANDICH, Jack, 803 12th St., Rock Island, Ill., 6/6/41.\nWESTERN TECHNICAL-COMMERCIAL SCHOOL\nEVELYN CRESCENT\nMEL\nJune 10, 1941.\nRespectfully referred for consideration and acknowledgment.\nEDWIN M. WATSON\nSecretary to the President\nLetters to the President:\nDACOMB, A.C., Illovo Sugar Estates, Illovo, Natol, South Africa,\n4/25/41. Sends book he has written entitled \"Rhymes of a Roamer\".\nReferred to the State Department.\nBOOK\nBRAVO, Ricardo Larrain, Santa Ana de Las Palmas, Envoy and Minister\nof Chile to Ecundor, Talagante, Chile. Sends book he has written\nentitled \"Biografias Sucintas de Algunos Proceres de Chile\".\nReferred to the State Department.\nFRAID, c/o Monbasawala, Sweat? Picture received in damaged condition\nfrom Bombay, India. Referred to the State Department.\nDARE, Heather J., 77 Penny Ave., Rhinblina, Cardiff, South Wales,\n3/5/41. Sends President gife of pin cushion she made. Only one.\nReferred to the State Department.\nGIFT\nFRASER, Alborta Wilson, 2045 Davenport Rd., West Toronto, Ont.\nGanada, 5/19/41. Sends President gift of a stamp album. States\nthere are only a few stamps, but feels he may like tb have them.\nReferred to the State Department.\nGIFT.\nMINTER, W.M., Att'y. at Law, Mathews, Va., 6/5/41. Sends resolutions\nadopted by the Mathews Gloucester Post No. 83, American Legion,\nResolutions re strikes (original letter and 2 reso.) referred\nto the Department of Labor. Copy and reso. re aid to Britain\nreferred to the State Department.\nReferred to the Office of Emergency Management. Re offers of services\nand suggestions for the defense program.\nBOOTH, Mr. William S., R.F.D.1, Evans Mills, N.Y., 6/6/41.\nCHILDERS, Mr. Audie O., R.1, Clinton, Mo., Encl. 6/6/41.\nALASKO, Joseph, Tresckow, Pa., 6/5/41. Encl. (1).\nCUMMINGS, Michael, 262 67th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., 6/7/41.\nGODES, Sam, 199 Bay 17th St., Brooklyn, N.Y., 6/8/41.\nANDICH, Jack, 803 12th St., Rock Island, Ill., 6/6/41.\nWESTERN TECHNICAL-COMMERCIAL SCHOOL\nCEI says treat argift as EB\n1941.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\npo.7.\nWASHINGTON\nfor the American\n9-G\n.Y., 5/29/41.Pro-\non submitted by the\nJune 12, 1941.\nack.6/4/41.ic.\ne under John Pratt.\nMEMORANDUM FOR\nLetter to Mrs. Roosevelt.\nir for paralysis victim\nMR. STANLEY WOODWARD Y 20\n1 475 N. Encinita St., Templ\nReferred by memorandum to\nalysis.\nThe President suggests that\nliss LeHand. Re a customs\naddr. to Pres. containing\nwe pay the necessary amount and get\n: due $1.25, in addition\n: stamps to the value of\nthese cards. Our Disbursing Clerk\nto what disposition is to\n.Burke, Referred by memo-\nwill reimburse you.\n1:Mr. Summerlin.\npray-e\nmandy Bldg., Wash., D.C.,\nlitional facilities and\nable but not in use. See\nG. G. TULLY\nandum to the Office of\nLetter from Stanley Woodward, Acting Chief of\nProtocol, Dept. of State, 6/11/41 to Miss\n;ratford St., Houston,\nLeHand, referring to Miss LeHand's memorandum\nions for an \"Aero Grenade\".\nof 6/6/41, enclosing a communication from\nè under JM.McDade. Re-\nPostmaster Burke, in re playing cards sent to\n: Commerce, NIC.\nthe President by Mr. T. Griffith of Australia.\nx48-D\nMr. Woodward states he has been advised by\n17 E. 42nd St., New York,\nthe Customs Bureau of the Treasury Dept. that\nerein relatives of boys\nthere is no provision of the law under which the\nis Bur. constantly for\nPresident could receive the cards without the\nprovisions should be made\npayment of duty, amounting to $1.25, with an\normation can get it through\nadditional $.22 for internal revenue stamps.\nC. John Hayden. Referred by\nWelfare and Related Defense\nDRASSDERGER, MIS. I.U., OLU NOT 01 capitor, mansing, Mich., 6/1/41.\nack.6/6/41.ndg. Asks that son, Donald W. Severance, be kept at\nCamp Custer, as due to illness she would be unable to go any\ndistance to see him. Referred to the War Department.\nWESTERN TECHNICAL-COMMERCIAL SCHOOL\nMEL\nJune 9, 1941.\nLetters to the President:\nPRATT, John R., Chairman, Organizing Committee for the American\nVitamin Fund, 545 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y., 5/29/41.Pro-\ngram for nutritional research and education submitted by the\nNational Nutrition Conference for Defense. ack.6/4/41.ic.\nReferred to the FSA.\nSee file under John Pratt.\nRIPPEY, T.L., Box 2287, Dallas, Tex., 5/28/41. Letter to Mrs. Roosevelt.\nWriter asks if the NFIP could furnish chair for paralysis victim\n12 year old boy by name of Phillip Rippey, 475 N. Encinita St., Templ\nCity, Calif. See file under Rippey, T.L. Referred by memorandum to\nthe National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.\nBURKS, V.C., USPO, Wash., D.C.,6/2/41.Adr. to Miss LeHand. Re a customs\nparcel mailed in Australia by T.Griffith, addr. to Pres. containing\n2 packs of cards, etc., with customs duty due $1.25, in addition\nit will be necessary for internal revenue stamps to the value of\n22¢ be provided. Wishes to be advised as to what disposition is to\nbe made of the parcel. See file under V.C. Burke, Referred by memo-\nrandum to the State Department: Attention:Mr. Summerlin.\nGUNASON, W.B., Wesyn Aircraft Co., Inc., 2 Normandy Bldg., Wash., D.C.,\n6/31/41. Calls attention to Company's additional facilities and\naeronautical experience, which are available but not in use. See\nfile under W.I. Gunason. Referred by memorandum to the Office of\nEmergency Management.\nMcDADE, J.M., American Geophysical Co., 307 Stratford St., Houston,\nSex., 5/30/41. Sends plans and specifications for an \"Aero Grenade\".\nWants to contribute to War Dept. See file under M.McDade. Re-\nforred by memorandum to the Department of Commerce, NIC.\nHAYDEN, John, Dir., Hotel Reservation Bureau, 17 E. 42nd St., New York,\nN.Y., 5/21/41. Says problem is arising wherein relatives of boys\nin camps who desire to visit them call his Bur. constantly for\nhotel queries at present, but feels some provisions should be made\nSO that anyone desiring this housing information can get it through\none central bureau in NYC. See file under John Hayden. Referred by\nmemorandum to the Coordinator of Health, Welfare and Related Defense\nActivities.\nSHASSBERGER, Mrs. E.J., 820 North Capitol, Lansing, Mich., 6/1/41.\nack.6/6/41.ndg. Asks that son, Donald W. Severance, be kept at\nCamp Custer, as due to illness she would be unable to go any\ndistance to see him. Referred to the War Department.\n7\nIAL SCHOOL\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nRIO\n0\n14-41\n941.\nMEMORANDUM FOR CHARLIE NORRIS:\nHere are the papers about which\nI phoned you this morning.\nnever read\nMr. Woodward asks that the papers\nbe returned to him so they may send letter\nof thanks.\nThanks to you, too, Charlie.\nf sending\nture of\n11\nars of age\nld\nile Paralysis\ne is now\nressmaking.\nful and\nIncl correspondence 6-11-41 to Miss LeHand from\n1 spite of\nStanley Woodward, Protocol, State Dept re\ngift to President of playing cards from Mr. T.\nGriffith of Australia. Payment of duty and\n; you might\ninternal revenue stamps necessary.\ncourageous\nld appreciate\nencourage-\nI's address\nOntario.\nssing upon\ntruly,\nDIRECTOR OF HISTORY AND ECONOMICS,\nWESTERN TECHNICAL-COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.\nWESTERN TECHNICAL-COMMERCIAL SCHOOL\nEVELYN CRESCENT\nTORONTO 9\nONTARIO\npp.7.g\nJune 20, 1941.\nnever read\nPresident Roosevelt,\nThe White House,\nWashington, D.C.\nDear Mr. President:\nI am taking the liberty of sending\nyou under separate cover a picture of\n11\nMiss Gladys Smith of our school.\nMiss Smith is nineteen years of age\nand has been a victim of Infantile Paralysis\nsince about the age of six. She is now\ncompleting a course in Trade Dressmaking.\nGladys is one of the most cheerful and\nlikeable girls in the school in spite of\nher great handicap.\nIt has occurred to me that you might\nlike to have a picture of this courageous\nyoung sufferer and that she would appreciate\nan acknowledgment and a word of encourage-\nment from yourself. Miss Smith's address\nis 446 Willard Ave., Toronto, Ontario.\nWith apologies for trespassing upon\nyour valuable time, I am\nYours very truly,\nDIRECTOR OF HISTORY AND ECONOMICS,\nWESTERN TECHNICAL-COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.\nCURTIS, Calvin\nNew York City\nMay 28, 1941\nack'd 7-11-41\n(copy)\nJuly 7, 1941.\nDear Dr. Guerard:\nP.P.7\nMy appreciative thanks not only for\nq-4\nwhat you have written in your book -- FRANCE OF\nTO-MORROW -- but also because it is such a\nbeautiful specimen of printing. I am grateful,\ntoo, for your kindness in presenting a copy to\nne and am heartened by the generous words of your\nnote.\nVery sincerely yours,\nDr. Albert Guerard,\nStanford University\nCalifornia\n(Original correspondence and book sent to Mrs. Eben\nfor President.)\nCalvin\nYork City\n, 1941\n7-11-41\n(copy)\nSTANFORD UNIVERSITY\nDepartment of English\nStanfrod University, Calif.\nTo President\nFranklin Delano Roosevelt in whom the France\nof Tomorrow places her only hope.\nRespectfully,\nAlbert Guerard\nCURTIS, Calvin\nNew York City\nMay 28, 1941\nack'd 7-11-41\nSent the President a set of Suspenders and Garters.\nSee P.P.F. 9-C\nact\nP.P.7.\n9-g\nBY No. benefits\nThe President\nyou\nyou good to No\nyear kind ex\nthe\nVery\nWHEN\nWELL\nMails\nEnter\n145 Maple Signature\nPres Study +\nPres Study J\nJuly 11, 1941\nThis\np.p.7. q-G\nMy dear Mr. Garritt:\nThe President has asked me to thank\nxp.P.7.\nyou very much indeed for the old hymnal which\nG-B\nyou were good enough to send him. He appre-\nciates your kind thought and has asked me to\nconvey his best wishes to you.\nVery sincerely yours,\nGRACE G. TULLY\nEmile Garritt, Esq.,\n145 Maple Street,\nBristol,\nmgs\nConnecticut.\nPres Study +\nJuly 11, 1941\nP.P.7.\n9-g\nGentlemen:\nThis will acknowledge the receipt\nof the copy of the book which you forwarded\nrecently. You may be assured that your cour-\ntesy is appreciated.\nVery sincerely yours,\nGRACE G. TULLY\nGarden City Publishing Co.,Inc.,\n111 8th Avenue,\nmgs\nNew York, N. Y.\nPres Study 7\nJuly 12, 1941\nP.P.7.\n9-9\nMy dear Mr. Gardner:\nMany thanks, in the President's behalf,\nfor the small book to which you refer in your let-\nter of July third. He appreciates your friendly\nthought in wanting him to have it for his collec-\ntion.\nMoers.,I\nVery sincerely yours, Monsor State\nTobodo\nGRACE G. TULLY\nMoses Gardner, Esq.,\n2127 Monroe Street,\nToledo,\nOhio.\nbk\nMo July 3rdHI\nRemove\nPresident Rooserabt\nPoper\nDear. Sir.\nSwing this Cliffing of Man in aur. Daily paper.\n2am Enclosing ru Small Book to go with\nyour Calleding G would like to hear from\nin the Crist\nyou what you Think about it- Think it\nyou\nmore. s. Yardner\nBK\n2/27 monror Stiet\nTobado Ohio\nFIVE-INCH SHELF\nHERE'S ANOTHER\nHOBBY OF\nPRESIDENT\nVII\nP.7\nROOSEVELT'S:\nOLLECTING BOOKS\nTINY THEY CAN ONLY\n9-9\nREAD THROUGH A\nAGNIFYING GLASS.\nMINIATURE VOLUMES\nHYDE PARK AND\nASHINGTON ADD UP TO\nORE THAN 500 !\nBLISS\n-\n6-20\nexgrish\npreciate your giving him an opportunity to\nsee the accompanying drawing and would want\nme to send his very best wishes to you.\nVery sincerely yours,\nGRACE G. TULLY\nLawrence J. German, Jr.,\nBenton,\nmms\nTennessee.\nThree million volts of \"tailor-made\"\ndred millionths of a second, demonstrat-\nlightning hit a car in the Westinghouse\ning the safety of a car during an electrical\nhigh voltage laboratory at Trafford, near\nstorm. The bolt can be seen jumping over\nPittsburgh, while Dr. Gilbert D. McCann,\nthe left front tire to reach the ground. In\nresearch engineer, sits at the wheel. The\nthe background is the surge generator\nstroke streaked to the ground in a hun-\nwhich produces the laboratory lightning.\nJ\nJuly 14, 1941\nP.P.A.\n9-9\nMy dear Lawrence:\nPermit me, please, to acknowledge\nthe receipt of your friendly letter of July\neighth to the President. I know he will ap-\npreciate your giving him an opportunity to\nsee the accompanying drawing and would want\nme to send his very best wishes to you.\nVery sincerely yours,\nGRACE G. TULLY\nLawrence J. German, Jr.,\nBenton,\nmms\nTennessee.\nachgd 7-14-41 mus\n3\nBenton, Jennessee\nDear President,\nJuly 8,1941\na picture of you I heard that somel off\nI'm glad that & have finished drawing\nof you Im not sure but I better draw\nsomebody who can draw a first picture\nsaid that you would give of rises to\nI hope the picture will please you,\nthe pictureand send it to you,\ndeaf boy I goal at Lennessu Tenn,\nI'm 15 yearsold and as\nthe Deaf in Knox ville, to\ndraw funny papers.\nthe age of 13's began\nyours Very Truly\nLaurience\nnan\nfa\ntv\nW\nm\ntion\nrev\n}\natt\nTUME\nwa\nWILL\nla\nFranklin D. Roosevelt\nFRANKLIN N D. ROOSEVELT\nas\nlot\nict, it sales said that\numo\nnts\n-originally to was first pay. had others payments. $50, opene to with of sold design into bor- a\nfor as C\nue 4q\nhes-were\nFRANKLIN N D. ROOSEVELT\nEMANURI SON. E.T.\nT.A. +\nStatue July of 12, 1941 Liberty\nP.P.7.\n9-g\nMy dear Miss Gering:\nPlease let me thank you, in the Presi-\ndent's behalf, for your courtesy in sending him the\ntoken to which you refer in your letter of July\nfirst.\nVery sincerely yours,\nGRACE G. TULLY\nMiss Ida Gering,\n5754 Lawtca Avenue,\nDetroit,\nMichigan.\nfhs\nDebort much. July it 1941 2\nclear m. President\nact\nJjust came back\nfrom n.y. Isan the Statue of\nayed will give\nant to health and\nLiberty on Bedlow Joland It\ngs Foundation.\nsmely madea bump ye of in\nmy thout. I am sinhing this one\nto you for your desk. O prom\nwhen you leaf at it, and\nbr\nremember what it stands for\nthat you will think troice,\nbefore you act. We still want\ndiberty, freedom and Indepen-\ndenne Positively Fr Union\nwith Baiten.\nan american Citizen\nIda Sering\n5754 Lanton Cive.\nDetroit mich.\nrair Poetry Prize Winner--June 1939\nM President\n- - - - - rair Poetry Prize Winner--June 1939\nKMANUELSON, E.L.,\nEmanuelsons Bakery, Inc.,\nNew Haven, Conn.\n7-14-41.\nSends to the President a game called \"Vita Lee\", which when played will give\neach player a better understanding of vitamins and diet, so important to health and\nour national defense.\nMiss Tully on 7-18-41 forwarded game to the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation.\nSee P.P.F.9-E\nbr\nP.P.7\nTery 9.4\nNew York World Fair Poetry Prize Winner--June 1939\nyou him\nGres Study 7\nJuly 21, 1941\np.p.7.\n9-G\nMy dear Mr. Gershwin:\nThank you in the President's behalf for\nxP.P.7\nthe copy of your book, \"Face to the Wind\". I\n9-B\ncan assure you that he will appreciate your\nfriendly thought of him.\nVery sincerely yours,\nGRACE G. TULLY\nHenry Gershwin, Esq.,\n2134 P Street, Northwest,\nWashington, D. C.\ncmr\nNew York World Fair Poetry Prize Winner--June 1939\nAuthor for the International Prize Winning Motion Picture, \"ECSTASY\"\nFEATURING\nHollywood's Latest Star\nHEDY LAMARR\nHenry Gershwin\n2134 F Street, Northwest\nWashington, D. C.\nJuly 16,1941\nHon. Franklin D. Reesevelt,\n9.B\nThe White House\nDear Mr. Roosevelt:\nIt is a sure sign that there is still some\nhope left for this bewildered world when the in-\nspiration to write poetry can still be found a-\nlive.\nUnder separate cover I have sent you a\n11\ncomplimentary copy of \"FACE TO THE WIND\" - in\nwhich I have attempted to express some of the\ncommon idioms of thought in America and the\nrest of the civilized world.\nOf course, there are other, lighter themes,\nin this little but compact volume.\nAt any rate, I do hope you find many minutes\nof real enjoyment in the forty pages!\nWith kindest regards and best wishes for your\ncontinued good health, I remain,\nSincerely and respectfully yours,\nNew York World Fair Poetry Prize Winner--June 1939\n(copy)\np.r.t.\n9-9\nJuly 7, 1941\nDear Dr. Guerard:\nMy appreciative thanks not only for\nwhat you have written in your book -- FRANCE OF\nTOMORROW -- but also because it is such a\nbeautiful specimen of printing. I am grateful,\ntoo, for your kindness in presenting a copy to\nme and am heartened by the generous words of your\nnote.\nVery sincerely yours,\nDr. Albert Guerard,\nStanford University,\nCalifornia\n(Original correspondence sent to Mrs. Eben to go with book.)\nSTANFORD UNIVERSITY\nDepartment of English\nStanford University, California\nTo President\nFranklin Delano Roosevelt in whom the France of Tomorrow\nplaces her only hope.\nRespectfully,\nAlbert Guerard,\nWHITE, Francis H.,\nD742.F7G8\n47-92:4867\nPPF\nJuly 7, 1941\nDear Dr. Guérard:\nMy appreciative thanks not only for\nwhat you have written in your book - FRANCE OF\nTO-MORROW - but also because it is such a\nbeautiful specimen of printing. I am grateful,\ntoo, for your kindness in presenting a copy to\nme and am heartened by the generous words of your\nnote.\nVery sincerely yours,\nDr. Albert Guerard,\nStanford University,\nCalifornia.\noh\nancis H.,\nster. N.Y.\nSTANFORD UNIVERSITY\n10 British Flagship\nDEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH\nob\nSTANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA\nTo President\nbr\nFranklin Delano\nRoosevelt\nin whom the\nFrance of Tomorrow\nplaces hope her only\nRespe Hully\nAlbert Juinan\nWHITE, Francis H.,\nGloucester, N.J.\n7-21-41.\nSends President a small gavel, a couvenir of the British Flagship\nH.M.S. Augusta. (sent to Hyde Park museum.)\nSee P.P.F.9-N\nbr\nP.P.7\n9-4\nJuly 81 1941\nAugust 6, 1941\n9- g\nHand:\nI goth & fesh\nRespectfully referred to the De-\npartment of State for appropriate\nx20\nX\naction.\nIhope Attention: Mr. Summerlin.\nP.P.7.9-S pp,7,9- 7 (7ish)\nand\nJul ham with mes Mid\nX\nGRACE G. TULLY\nhm\nland good within\nhair to hands\nX\nCopy of letter from Amy Guest, Camp New Derreen, Grand Cascapedia,\nProvince of Quebec, Canada, 7/31/41 to Miss LeHand, original of\nstop\nwhich has been retained for our files. Mrs. Guest advises that she\nhas sent a salmon to the President, and also discusses European war.\n11\nand\nI\ntime\nSchues\nto\nhelps\nStane\nI\nReads\nhelpful\nbring Gen approved\nto the Presidents\nalter tion.\nwith Rundregards\nPm carely yours\nJuly 1941.\namy\nCAMP NEW )ERREEN\nGRAND CASCAPEDIA\nPROVINCE OF QUEBEC\nDr ar Anios L Handi-\nJuly 31st,1941\nI 90h a fush.reen\nSalenon last might which I\nich I sent to the\nlition and that he\ndent to the Preduct today\nJ nam\nI hope it arrive, in food condition\nwishes, I am so\nwould have to\nand that he enjoy it\nwhen all this terrible\nwe shall be able\nWhat\nJell him with my Recid requests\ntion -\nPeace. We should have\nand good prishes, are Ro proteful\nand trying to have a\nful suggestions. If\nCetter\nfor him to theep america out\nthey might remake\nof war - We would have to\ndesire\" - Hate,\nore wars. I am going to\nstop sending so meach to Car land,\ne June and July Reader's\na\nit is full of what\nCong\nand I do feel when all thesterrible\nnew drug, Sulphathiazoll(?),\nhad a hospital in London\nnt it to the American's\ntime is are, if ur an not our 1\nthat but I was in touch\nmen were down with\nindo\nsclues exhaus ted, ur should able\ncontracting. I talked\nmy Father's and my\nto help every body, and perhaps\n1 House.- I asked him\nent place for men home\nStane off revolution -\ngive him a free hand he\nthe information, but\nI Reep won derived if he is planning\ntand Sulphiazoll is good\n5 it to his COWS and\nbrood mares with wonderiul results.\nout old troubles of\nmany kinds - infected hands, or mastoiditis can be cleared up without\noperations if taken in time. I have heard so much about it, I felt\nI would like to draw the President's attention to it, if he is not already\ninformed about it.\nfor Peace. We should have all\nanr winst and bist brains here\nand in Eug Cand trying to havia\nwork able scheme ready 20 that\nhr Can offer helpone Deep sen two\nJuly 31st,1941\nIf america Eng land and Gernary\nConed ach toyether they might re.\nich I sent to the\nlition and that he\nmake the world into Come theiry\n\"hearer to the heartsdescre\"-\nwishes, I am so\ne would have to\nHate revengs. and bitterness only\nwhen all this terrible\nwe shall be able\nsome the seeds for more wars.\nI am going to write to one office\ntion -\nand ash them to send you the June\nPeace. We should have\nand trying to have a\nand July Reader's Diget- There are\nful suggestions. If\nthey might remake\nsome cruy halpful ideas peed it sipel\ndesire\" - Hate,\nore wars. I am going to\nof is doing for the\ne June and July Reader's\nwar. Celss there is a new drug.\nit is full of what\nnew drug, Sulphathiazoll(?),\nPulphathiazoee they should I had look a into\nhad a hospital in London\nnt it to the American's\nand use for ones Cames three\nthat but I was in touch\nhospital in London for ore year,\nmen were down with\nontracting. I talked\nin Lonse, and then 2 but into\nmy Father's and my\nHouse.- I asked him\nthe my americans for a 200ml Hospital.\nnt place for men home\n;ive him a free hand he\nof Conese ) did net seen that but J\nthe information, but\nand Sulphiazoll is good\nit to his COWS and\nbrood mares with wonderful results. IT cleans out old troubles of\nmany kinds - infected hands, or mastoiditis can be cleared up without\noperations if taken in time. I have heard so much about it, I felt\nI would like to draw the President's attention to it, if he is not already\ninformed about it.\nCons and brood was with worder.\nfue res alto sh Cleans out old\ntronkers of heavey Rinds - Infected\nLands on mastoidites Can be clared\nup without open ations if their in\nJuly 31st,1941\ntime - I ham dead 20 much about\nit, I felt I would like to draw\nich I sent to the\nthe Presidents atten two to ih, if\nlition and that he\nhe is not already informuedabontit.\nwishes, I am so\nwill read writ Hiller is doing\ne would have to\nwith you a 1000 PCeen tests helping have\nwhen all this terrible\nwe shall be able\n,\nin the war, and how the Surm aw\ntion -\nrun?- sh is m nuvelous! her\nPeace. We should have\nLim shaned is do the Deme, only much were teeth\nand trying to have a\nful suggestions. If\nthey might remake\nmany of the ideas he uses\ndesire\" - Hate,\namerican - In the cast word was\nore wars. I am going to\ne June and July Reader's\nClone in tonch with thengs. and Khras\nit is full of what\nnew drug, Sulphathiazoll(?),\nbetween pilifal the Came, and a any.\nthe joeloney and oles truction I read\nhad a hospital in London\nnt it to the American's\nthat but I was in touch\nin Geem uney, the billiant young officer\nmen were down with\nontracting. I talked\nis made to 90 through the Infantry,\nmy Father's and my\nHouse.- I asked him\nthe aviation and the drawy 2\nthis and fal oper alson and Co. adination.\nunder tends are there Duries den\nnt place for men home\nive him a free hand he\nthe information, but\nThey work un dus landing En toy ether - sofapart. it to his\nand Sulphiazoll is good\nCOWS and\nbrood mares with wonderful results. IT cleans out old troubles of\nmany kinds - infected hands, or mastoiditis can be cleared up without\noperations if taken in time. I have heard SO much about it, I felt\nI would like to draw the President's attention to it, if he is not already\ninformed about it.\nCAMP NEW DERREEN\nGRAND CASCAPEDIA\nPROVINCE OF QUEBEC\nhas in truh writh them, and\nJuly 31st,\nfeet been badly 20 In any of our\nmen love down with deseases\nwhich I sent to the\nThing should have been protected\nndition and that he\nfrom tractices. I tothed to Dr.\nWilliam osher who was a great\nd wishes, I am so\nWe would have to\nfriend of me fulhers, and bees\nwhen all this terrible\nd, we shall be able\nConsulting physician, in we\nution -\n140s pitat at Cildford House -\nr Peace. We should have\nI ached Line when Lon den coned not\nland trying to have a\nbeen wade a more de cert plece\npful suggestions. If\nr they might remake\nfor the Government clean\nhave men Lome on Ceave. would He give toed\nS desire\" - Hate,\nmore wars. I am going to\nhe June and July Reader's\nme if free Land he world\nd it is full of what\nt new drug, Sulphathiazoll(?),\nhim London a in a drouth. J passed celle\nhad a hospital in London\nLent it to the American's\non done form ? fear - any lone, is\nup the in ation bat carry I\n1 that but I was in touch\nr men were down with\ncontracting. I talked\nf my Father's and my\nhear tand Sulphethingoce\nrd House.- - I asked him\nunders good for warry things. they\ncent place for men home\ngive him a free hand he\nn the information, but\nbrother Jan Phipps, are it to his\nstand Sulphiazoll is good\nes it to his COWS and\nS out old troubles of\nmany kinds - infected hands, or mastoiditis can be cleared up without\noperations if taken in time. I have heard so much about it, I felt\nI would like to draw the President's attention to it, if he is not already\ninformed about it.\nC\n0\nCamp New Derreen\nP\nGrand Cascapedia\nY\nProvince of Quebec\nJuly 31st,1941\nDear Miss LeHand:-\nI got a fresh-run salmon last night, which I sent to the\nPresident today. I hope it arrives in good condition and that he\nenjoys it.\nTell him with my kind regards and good wishes, I am so\ngrateful for him to keep America out of war. We would have to\nstop sending so much to England, and I do feel when all this terrible\ntime is over, if we are not ourselves exhausted, we shall be able\nto help everybody, and perhaps stave off revolution -\nI keep wondering if he is planning for Peace. We should have\nall our wisest and best brains here and in England trying to have a\nworkable scheme ready so that we can offer helpful suggestions. If\nAmerica, England and Germany could get together they might remake\nthe world into something \"Nearer to the heart's desire\" - Hate,\nrevenge and bitterness only SOW the seeds for more wars. I am going to\nwrite to one office and ask them to send you the June and July Reader's\nDigest. - There are some very helpful ideas and it is full of what\nGermany is doing for the war. Also there is a new drug, Sulphathiazoll\nthey should look into and use for our Army. I had a hospital in London\nfor over three years, in my home, and then I lent it to the American's\nfor a Naval Hospital. Of course I did not run that but I was in touch\nwith them and I felt very badly so many of our men were down with\ndiseases they should have been protected from contracting. I talked\nto Dr. William Osler who was a great friend of my Father's and my\nconsulting physician, in my hospital at Aldford House.- I asked him\nwhy London could not have been made a more decent place for men home\non leave. He told me if the Government would give him a free hand he\nwould clean up London in a month. I passed on the information, but\nvery little was done I fear - Anyhow, I understand Sulphiazoll is good\nfor many things. My brother, Jay Phipps, gives it to his COWS and\nbrood mares with wonderful results. It cleans out old troubles of\nmany kinds - infected hands, or mastoiditis can be cleared up without\noperations if taken in time. I have heard so much about it, I felt\nI would like to draw the President's attention to it, if he is not already\ninformed about it.\nC\n#2\n0\nP\nY\nWill you read what Hitler is doing with 1000 scientists\nhelping him in the war, and how the German war is run? It is\nmarvelous! We should do the same, only much better. Many of the\nideas he uses were American. In the last war I was close in\ntouch with things and it was pitiful the jealousy and obstruction\nbetween the Army and Navy. I read in Germany the brilliant young\nofficer is made to go through the infantry, the aviation and the\nNavy. He knows and understands all these services, hence their\nwonderful co-operation and co-ordination. They work understandingly\ntogether - not apart.\nForgive so long a letter. What I have written that seems\nhelpful bring, if you approve, to the President's attention.\nWith kind regards,\nSincerely yours,\nAmy Guest\nStudy\nStudy\nAugust 25, 1941\nF\nMy dear Mr. Grinnell:\nMany thanks in the President's behalf\nfor the copy of DEATH AND TAXES. You may be\nPP7-\nassured that he appreciates your courtesy in\nsending the book to him.\nVery sincerely yours,\nq-G\nGRACE G. TULLY\nLeslie Grinnell, Esq.,\nPublicity Department,\nThe MacMillan Company,\n60 Fifth Avenue,\nNew York, N. Y.\nmdp\nCHICAGO BOSTON - ATLANTA - DALLAS - SAN FRANCISCO - LONDON - TORONTO . BOMBAY - CALCUTTA MADRAS - MELBOURNE . SHANGHAI - MANILA\nTHE MACMILLAN COMPANY\nCABLE ADDRESS\nPublishers\nALGONQUIN TELEPHONE HÙUSE\nPACHAMAC NEW YORK\nSIXTY\nFIFTH AVENUE\nNE AUGY 48PM '41\nRECEIVED\nGEORGE P.BRETT, JR., PRESIDENT\nE.L. MEAD, SECRETARY\nH.S. LATHAM,VICE PRESIDENT\nR. M.BRETT, TREASURER\nAugust 19, 1941\nCub-\nPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt\nThe White House\nWashington, D. C.\nDear Sir:-\nWe take pleasure in sending you, under\nseparate cover, a copy of DEATH AND TAXES, a new\nmystery story by David Dodge of San Francisco. We\nhope it will interest and entertain you. Time\nmagazine called it \"the find of the month.\"\nVery truly yours,\nLeslie Ginnell\nLeslie Grinnell\nPublicity Department\nLG:IM"
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