Translation of Letter from Teodoro Picado to President Franklin D. Roosevelt
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OCR Page 1 of 2DEPARTMENT OF STATE
litt WILLE 10 ISE
CENTRAL TRANSLATING DIVISION
APR 10 8 43 AM'45
[TRANSLATION]
RECEIVED
TC No. 10687
(Seal of Costa Rica)
San José, March 24, 1945
President of the Republic
e.
the ARCHIVES INATIONAL RECORDS AND for
Mr. Fresident:
It is a great honor for me to address you and send
you hereby a cordial greeting and to repeat to you my
warmest desire for your personal prosperity and that of
your esteemed country.
I wish furthermore to inform you of a matter which
interests my Government greatly: the funds destined for
the Inter-American Highway - in what has to do with the
Northern Section of Costa Rica - are nearly exhausted
according to the information given me and it is possible
that the construction of so important and beneficial a
work might be suspended therefore in the Section referred
to. On the other hand I have been told that the details
of a new plan are being completed for the investment of
an additional twenty-five million dollars in the contin-
uation of the Central American Highway, and that of that
amount, fifteen millions will correspond to Costa Rica,
all according to the calculations and projects made by
the Public Roads Administration. The step that I am
taking is to the end that the said project or plan may
be handled and approved as soon as possible and as soon
as may be permitted by the multiple and delicate problems
which your Government has to resolve.
It is of the greatest importance for Costa Rica to
avoid the paralyzation of this construction and it is for
that
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