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PPF 9 PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE Gifts C Sept. -Dec. 1938 broobbade September 14, 1938 q-C Dear Lois: Your letter of September first to the President has been received in his absence. I know he would want me to thank you ever so much for your kindness in sending him the draw- ing which you enclosed and to convey his very best wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY mma Lois Mae Cuhel, 400 East Gates Street, Saint Paul, Minnesota. read His worde instead of looking for ways to benefit onlynhimself and while doing this not considering human lives this world would the more peaceful and our nation much easier for you to manage. 400 East Gates Street Saint Paul, Minnesota September 1, 1938 Dear President Roosevelt, I wrote to you earlier in the summer, but I was informed by your secretary that you were on q vacation cruise, so I will try to reach you again. I am one of your handicaped friends at the Mary Helen Lindsay School for Crippled Children in Saint Paul, Minnesota. I like my school- mates can not run and play, as other children can do for my legs aren't as strong as they should be, but I am not infantile paralysis victim but had a illness which affected my nerve system what makes me shaky in my actions. My physical weakness is not going to set me back in this busy world for I have been gifted with artistic talent which I am going to further develope with special study so that I can probably became an artist what my country can be proud. Healthy girls (16) my age have sports and other junvinal activities ,instead I enjoy reading educational books, and the book I enjoy reading with most of all is the Bible for it revives me new hope and courage. I live close to God for He comforts me and puts love into my heart for every- one as well as supplies me with added patients and hope. I truly think if everyone both young and old would give some of their time to God and read His worde instead of looking for ways to benefit onlynhimself and while doing this not considering human lives this world would the more peaceful and our nation much easier for you to manage. I would appreciate a personal letter written by your own hand bu of course if you haven't time I wouldn't to trouble you for I know you a emmence responibility. Your friend, Jois MacCulel Creq of to 702 VIII ton at (80) I I to educating 23 as To bio 11 20 бает of MOUX I JOJ ur own har 3 my by LOIS MAE cuseL "President" MAReed Poughkeepsie, N. Y., September 7, 1938. ps7 q-c Dear Amon: The water-melon which you had shipped to the President arrived in great shape just before we left Washington. He was delighted with it and wanted me to tell you how much he appreciated your thoughtfulness. We are all of us mighty sorry about your illness, and everyone joins me in best wishes for a quick recovery. Sincerely M. H. McIntyre Secretary to the President. Amon Carter, Esq., Fort Worth, Texas. To House FRESTWEN ROOSEVELT ORTH STAR-TELEGRAM EVENING SUNDAY FORT WORTH. TEXAS September 1, 1938. R Bannoi the Smith McIntyre, President Roosevelt, .C Milon read and tyre: Mr. Carter asked me to write sent to house watermelon which was shipped to Tuesday. on hus. Elmis orders Mr. Carter was ill at the time statued ing time this year and things were in L at the office it was physically get out the watermelon list generally melons were shipped one to the President and the other to the Vice-President. This information is being given you so that you will not feel that you had been overlooked, which is not the case but just that no melons other than the above two mentioned were shipped. Maybe we'll have better luck next Summer. With best wishes, I am Sincerely, 15. Deakins Secy. to Mr. Carter. edb [RESTMEN] ROOSEVELT FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM MORNING EVENING SUNDAY AMON G. CARTER, PRESIDENT FORT WORTH. TEXAS September 1, 1938. Hon. Marvin H. McIntyre, Secretary to President Roosevelt, Washington, D.C Dear Mr. McIntyre: Mr. Carter asked me to write you about the watermelon which was shipped to the President Tuesday. Mr. Carter was ill at the time of melon shipping time this year and things were in such a turmoil at the office it was physically impossible to get out the watermelon list generally and only two melons were shipped one to the President and the other to the Vice-President. This information is being given you SO that you will not feel that you had been overlooked, which is not the case but just that no melons other than the above two mentioned were shipped. Maybe we'll have better luck next Summer. With best wishes, I am Sincerely, Deakins Secy. to Mr. Carter. edb FRESTDEN) ROOSEVELT 3/1/3/35 September 12, 1938 pr pr7. qie My dear Matalee: In the absence of the President, I want to acknowledge the receipt of the drawing which you were good enough to send him. I know he would went me to thank you sincerely and to send his best wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Matalee Clark, "Troup Springs," Dublin, edb Georgia. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT 9 311/3/35 rrall X Plaza Hotel H and VALVATE SECRETARY G1 ts, Esq., Ro Faj Ter oh PRESIDENT 12 ROOSEVELT 9 811/3/35 Plaza Hotel By Matalee Clark " Age I5 Troup Springs" Dublin, GEORGIA him preciate 1 PR PARY Glen Counts, 4 Route #7, Fayetteville, Tennessee. oh 9 811/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel " Apt. 816A NAPRAPATH m Reed P.P.7. September 20, 1938 q-c My dear Mr. Counts: Your nice letter of August thirtieth has been received and the President thanks you ever so much for the cane which you sent to him. He wants you to know that he deeply ap- preciates this evidence of your good will. Very sincerely yours, M.A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Glen Counts, Esq., Route #7, Fayetteville, Miss THE Tennessee. oh Dr. Richard Carroll Apt. 816A NAPRAPATH Thank ma ack'd 9/20h / to THE Tenn. P.P.7 can President Roosevelt SEP / 10 32 30- 1938 QP7 q-C Dear President walking cand, cl make resi- am sending you a a Hickory ight" and sell. we yeqie Hope is appreciated a liveng at present my only way of making l think the new Deal a wonderful thing. EY of this walking Cane am makeing you y a present to show how Huch d appreciate Respectfully the new Deal has slea es Gen Counts 9 311/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel " Apt. 816A NAPRAPATH -m Reed September 20, 1938 P.P.7 q-C My dear Miss Clendenon: The copy of the book "A Beacon of Light" which you were good enough to send to the Presi- dent, has been received. Please let me assure X you that he much appreciates your friendly thought of him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Miss Laura Henderson Clendenon, 501 East 11th Avenue, Apartment #3, + has glow Denver, Colorado. es 9 311/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel .. Apt. 816A AI NAPRAPATH me Reed September 24, 1938 prt q-6 My dear Mr. Copeland: Mrs. Roosevelt has handed to the Presi- dent the chain of linked initials which you sent him. He wishes me to thank you very much indeed for your kind thought of him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Walter H. Copeland, Esq., 165 Bird Street, Nyack, New York. cd Keft whaters 9 811/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel Apt. 816A NAPRAPATH 1553 North Clark Street Chicago Colon Therapy- S.O.T. age SCOTT, Malcolm Oborlin, Ohio 5-20-58 Wrote to Mrs. Roosevelt requesting a profile photograph of the President in order to complete a wood inley token he is preparing for the President. -- Miss LeHand sent photo 5-81-38. (Air Mail Cover attached - - sent to Mrs. Larrabee) SEE P.P.F. 9-S Under date of Sept. 24, 1938, Mr. Scott wrote to Miss LeHand stating that the chest (above referred to as a"wood inlay token ", is soon to be finished and asks for an appointment at which time he may present same to the President. P.P.7. 9-C 811/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel Apt. 816A NAPRAPATH 1553 North Clark Street - Chicago Colon Therapy- S.O.T. Ц 19 and his Annointment RANDALL, Commodore A.B. Sept. 29,1938 Writes to the President, aboard the SS Manhattan at sea, that previous to sailing eastbound last voyage he was with Hall Roosevelt. Says he is sending some "Cruise" Coffee Cakes to James Roosevelt and the President in charge of Harold Hinton. - The President replied Oct. 5 saying it was good to hear from him and he is delighted with the box of cakes. Says they are enjoying them at Hyde Park and is having the package sent to Franklin and Ethel. Says James has come through his illness beautifully and leaves for California today for a thorough rest. Hopes to see him soon. SEE - P.P.F. 3760 P.P.F. 9-C 9 311/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel Apt. 816A NAPRAPATH 1553 North Clark Street " Chicago Phones: Superior 2680-5709 11/8 Colon Therapy- S. O. T. Hours: 9-12 and by Appointment vah. FRENCH, Walter, Esq., Tassel Corn Food Co., Inc., (Tassel Corn Foods, Inc.) Philadelphia, Pa. October 14, 1938 Writes the President stating that he is about to open up a factory at Philadelphia, etc. and that he would like to send him (the President) a sample of their Product for him to sample, and let the writer have his comments on same. See Tassel Corn Food, Inc. P.P.7 9-C 9 311/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel " Apt. 816A NAPRAPATH 1553 North Clark Street .. Chicago Phones: Superior 2680-5709 11/8 Colon Therapy- S.O.T. Hours: 9-12 and by Appointment pl.t C October 26, 1938 Reed Mr. Respectfully referred to the State Department for acknowledgment. PPF M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY eke Book from Jean Charpentier, 91 Avenue Henri Martin, Paris, France, entitled "L'Humanisation de la Guerre Aerienne". X203-a 9 311/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel Apt. 816A NAPRAPATH 1553 North Clark Street -- Chicago Phones: Superior 2680-5709 11/3 Colon Therapy- S.O.T. Hours: 9-12 and by Appointment ags CARLESIMO, Miss Anne no address 10-31-38 (referred) Sent an American Flag and photograph of herself "To the President of the U. S., Franklin D. Roosevelt, from New York's Central, Betsy Ross, Miss Anne Carlesimo." Sent to Harry L. Hopkins on 10-31-38 SEE 282 PP7 9-C C 811/3/35 7 Dr. Richard Carroll X Plaza Hotel .. Apt. 816A 1553 North Clark Street .. Chicago NAPRAPATH Phones: Superior 2680-5709 Colon Therapy- S.O.T. noimpie"/s Hours: 9-12 and by Appointment 9/19/38 Franklin D Rooserelt pet President states 9C Dear m. President: Jam sending you my little broh, out of Distress into Streamlined health." my impression is that had you son James been in position A abserve its contents he would not has needed the operation. with very good wish in Christ, Sincerely, Richard Canall TAR 10/12/38 Warra bradair AP НТАЧАЯЧАЙ WE AB18 MA V8 byse LIVE mooth POTE-0802 formet? 86/11/10 thomas & MN MA productions Now OF attal MAY recreasing my weed almof my but harth ON is mathing will mal Know A of by pure twyy thank my shan pleasering I was you P.P.7 November 12, 1938 9-C My dear Mr. Crowleys Your letter to Mr. McIntyre of November fourth has been handed to me. The President thanks you over so much for the book to which you refer and asks no to express his appreciation of your friendly thought in sending it to him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LoHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Honorable Karl A. Crowley, X# P.P7 alm Fort Worth National Building, 2871 Mrs Fort Worth, Texas. es (Book- "The Rebirth of Monopoly" by Wm. Kemnitzer.) MUNSEY BUILDING WASHINGTON,D.C. For achnowledgement EY 11/125 FORT WORTH November 4, 1938 The White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mac: I thank you very much for your letter ad- vising me that my speeches to the oil men were brought to the attention of the President. I know the President is very much interested in the oil business, and I am therefore sending herewith the greatest book of its kind that has ever been published. It is William KemnitzerGan eminent economist of Washington, entitled II The Rebirth of Monopoly". I have marked chap- ters and paragraphs of special importance to aid the Pres- ident in glancing through this book. I am sure he will find it fascinating and enlightening. I really think it is quite important that he read this book and will appreciate your giving it to him. I say it is important because Kemnitzer is recognized throughout the government as an expert, and he supports every statement he makes with references to his sources of information. With kindest regards and best wishes, I am Sincerely yours, KAC: 2 encl. Kare abroly FORT WORTH NATIONAL BUILDING FORT WORTH, TEXAS LAW OFFICES alas MUNSEY BUILDING washington,d.c. KARL A. CROWLEY PERSONAL FORT WORTH November 4, 1938 Hon. Marvin H. McIntyre The White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mac: I thank you very much for your letter ad- vising me that my speeches to the oil men were brought to the attention of the President. I know the President is very much interested in the oil business, and I am therefore sending herewith the greatest book of its kind that has ever been published. It is William Kemnitzer,an eminent economist of Washington, entitled If The Rebirth of Monopoly". I have marked chap- ters and paragraphs of special importance to aid the Pres- ident in glancing through this book. I am sure he will find it fascinating and enlightening. I really think it is quite important that he read this book and will appreciate your giving it to him. I say it is important because Kemnitzer is recognized throughout the government as an expert, and he supports every statement he makes with references to his sources of information. With kindest regards and best wishes, I am Sincerely yours, KAC: 2 encl. Kare abroley 1 chicding BMOTH 40 WAJ A JRAN HTROW-MO9 JAMOBRIA intere .5 ethiN edT :DeM TeeC SEX VIII the to cottnerre ent OF Thank MA.LA bereemethi et tiwered 1bhan 116 one THE stidug Teve and Jeff brix 101 sexs ent A Agme hank to to hookto Mrs Chen goldan! to Jan the Desired even To attideR GITT 05/01/20 edd bis of to adq emet JULY et I 2000 and aguards THE Justi Date card Inatroqui #1 Herino VILSOT I 04 grivi THEY lite one food minu bear bestngoost 01 тенфінтей sausced crimi BI di BS end assiss 9d to no I address abxagez drink S YOAD .lode I P.P.A. m Reed November 15, 1938 6 9- My dear Mr. Cabbage: Thank you very much in the President's behalf for the copy of "Time and Tide". He wants you to know that he appreciates your friendly thought in sending the volume to him. Very sincerely yours, II, A. Lelland PRIVATE SECRETARY John Cabbage, ESQ., 837 Trinity Avenue, New York, N.Y. they es Pun I well November 17, 1938 MELROSE 5-388 Compliments of 11-15-35 ached is JOHN CABBAGE plt Time 4 Tide" q-C ghan 837 TRINITY AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y, My 3 My Kn in bork - tom Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Amon 0. Carter, Esq., Fort Worth Star-Telogram, Fort Worth, Texas. es Reed November 17, 1938 plt q-C thank you adelt bork M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY XEPPA 1433 X Amon 0. Carter, Esq., Fort Worth Star-Telogram, Fort Worth, es Texas. THE Red November 17, 1938 m. ppt q-C My dear Mr. Carter: The President thanks you ever so much for the pictures. He is glad Indeed to have them and asks me to express his cordial appre* ciation of your friendly thought in sending them to him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY X Amon 0, Carter, Esq., Fort Worth Star-Telogram, Fort Worth, Texas. es FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM MORNING EVENING SUNDAY AMON G. CARTER, PRESIDENT FORT WORTH. TEXAS November 14, 1938. is Miss Margaret Le"and, Thank Secretary to Bresident Roosevelt, Washington, D.C. maha Dear Miss Le and: The enclosed pictures are enlargements of candid camera shots taken at the time the Presidental Special train stopped in Bowie, Texas, on the President S trip through Texas, July 11th. Mr. Carter thought the President would like to add them to his file and would be very grateful to you for handing them to him. Yours R.Deahires very truly, Secy. to Mr. Carter. for dinner that night and Springs and the Hardaways to invite our friends at Warm you suggest Dt is our plan and paintings to have with you whomever to Ding for you at tea - to be here at three thirty days. Graham is prefered be with us one of those in the hope that you can PP7, P.F. 9-c fee Blue Springs Hamilton, Georgia q.c Dear Mr President and Mrs Roose velt:- We W d are sending some Blue Springs Mallards and fixings for your Sunday dinner. We are having gralam fackson and his singers keep Tweday and Thursday open ags of course would be most happy for you to remains for dinner. However, we will : of prints and 1 not insist on your staying longer than your convenience Weather permitting We plan to have tea at Blue Springs Lake at are ofen pairllion, which has a log fire. Should you he able to come Tuesday, P.P. I we could come together after lunch or come Thursday 9- at best. whatever time suits you Cason and S enjoyed greatly the inspiring dinner J hureday night and the opportunity of seeing you both, yours sincerely, Verginia-Hand Callaury Saturday ags HOWLETT, Miss Blenche C. Washington, D. C. 12-3-38 of femous ships. Sent the President a calendar with reproductions of prints and paintings SEE P.P.F. 225 72 Code: York So Name THE P.P.I. Ei pi by departure Minute 9-C In me 123RF Tary - Select SIGNATURY Enge, Street, pp.t Pabsities a.c October 31, 1938 My dear Mr. Costa: Your letter of October twenty-sixth to the President has been received. While the friendly motive which prompts your desire to pre- sent the portrait to the President is more than appreciated, I know he would not want to deprive you of the possession of your handiwork. Please let me thank you, nevertheless, in his behalf, for your kind thought of him. Very sincerely yours, H. Aa Lelland PRIVATE SECRETARY John A. Costa, Esq., 1412 Centre Street, Roslindale, Messachusetts. edb Roslindale mass Octr. 26 1938 Dear Mr. President, EWB I have just completed a Portrait of you. I am a Barber but d paint in my spare time. With your permission I would like to send it to you. I suppose you recieve a lot of things like that from other Artists, so l would like to add. mine to your collection. may I hope to hear from you soon? Respectfully Yours in no John a Costas - 3 it Roahnd ele Mass pl.7 2 1938 Dear Mr November 14, 1938 I just completed a portrait of you My dear and Badber Mr. it is Costa: on its way to you. am a Your friendly letter of November second spar has been received. The President appreciate your throw thoughtfulness in sending him your painting and good wants you to know that he is deeply grateful for your good wishes. you, so thought Iwould like to Very sincerely yours, ugh I have never seen you in person, l hope you PRIVATE M. A. LeHand SECRETARY it I to havenly as it in the best 1412 John A. Centre Costa, Esq., Let the surcematances Win Massachusetts. Roslindale, Street, a little in advance a miny Annas Y a Happy New year es Bepactfully Yours John a Casta centre st Required Reed york Roshndale Mass Nov. 2, 1938. Dear Mr. President absl still I have just completed a partrait of you, and it is on its way to you. d am a Barber, but & paint in my spare time. One day, in looking through a magazine l found a good photo of you, so I thought swould like to do it. although d have never seen you in person, I hope you wont judge it to harshly as it is the best I could do under the surcumstances Wishing you a little in advance a merry Amas of a Happy New year Pespectfully Yours John a Casta x JOHNNIE'S BARBER SHOP 1412 Contro Resilinded December 8, 1938 Mt President Recently My dear Mr. Costa: I painted your Portnact This will acknowledge the receipt of your letter to the President. I had Your thoughtfulness in sending the picture to him is very much appreciated. He receive does not feel, however, that he can accept a gift in the making of which you have given the so much of your time and talent. I am, there- fore, meturning the picture to you by prepaid express. the you received Very sincerely yours, would you please answer M. A. PRIVATE SECRETARY altigum LeHand wether you it or not? d he John 1412 A. Centre Costa, Street, Esq., my anyrous to hear Massachusetts. Roslindale, you Thanking you hm for Portrait of President returned by prepaid express to Mr. Costa. Respectfully yours John a Costa JOHNNIE'S BARBER SHOP 1412 Centre St., Opp. Weld St. Roslindale, Mass. Mr. President. P.7 Am Recently, I painted your q.C Portrait and sent it to you. d had an andwer that you er received the letter accompanying ok: the Partrait, But no answer .1938. the you received "it" Would ing you please answer "personally" It, roves wether you received it or not? 0/27/36 book: d have been very anyious to hear from you Thanking you for your kind attention. Respectfully yours John a Costa November 15, 1958. p.p.7 Respectfully referred to the State q.c Department. M. H. MoINTYRE Secretary to the President er Ada Tuke, Lakeside, 70, The Promenade, Southport, England. Book: "20,000 Miles - An Englishwomen's Impression in America". Presents President with a copy of her book. The China Information Committee, PO Bx. 90 Hankdw, China. Sept.1938. Book: "Madame Chiang's Messages in War & Peace", by May-ling Soong Chiang (Madame Chiang Kai-Shek). Harry J. Hamlin, Westcroft, Wembdon Hill, Bridgewater, Somerset, England. 10/14/38. Book: "Baptists in Bridgewater". Approves President's action in support of peace. The "El-Islah", Ichhra, Lahore. Book: "India - 1931". Rec'd 10/27/36 Lutien Handebert, Paris, France. 10/20/38 (rec'd) Presents his book: "Dieu Vainqueur". COMMUNICATIONS TO ETARY OF STATE SHINGTON, D.C. 1 DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON In reply refer to December 7, 1938 PR 811. 001 Roosevelt. - Publications - China Information Committee My dear Miss LeHand: In the belief that the President might like to keep the attached book by Madame Chiang, I am returning it herewith. The American Ambassador at Chungking, China, has been requested to make appropriate acknowledg- ment of its receipt. Sincerely yours, 420 Y Chief of Protocol. Enclosure: Book. Miss Marguerite A. LeHand, Private Secretary to the President, The White House. PP.A December 8, 1938 & Ma Reed Respectfully referred to the Depart- ment of State for appropriate acknowledgment. M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY es X Letter Nov. 8, 1938 from A. L. Cohen, 319 - 21st Ave., West, Calgary, Alto. xip.A Canada. Letter to the President: "Dear Sir: Please accept this Bas-relief carving as a token of friendship and adm ration for the things you did and trying to do to the best of your ability. This base-relief, I have carved from an old picture of yourself, that appeared in one of our local newspapers. May the Lod Bless you and Keep you in good health. Most sincerely yours, A. L. Cohen If Marked "Thank - sent to Museum. M.A.LeH." Chicago, hm Illinois. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES HAYMARKET 5436 TO ALL LINES houls SMOKED MILD CURED SALMON OUR SPECIALTY Chicago Smoked Fish Company THE December 14, 1938 pr7 9- My dear Mr. Dissent I have received your letter of December ninth and want you to know that your thoughtful kindness in wishing to send to the President the first salmon canned under your pr79-7 x now label is genuinely appreciated, and I am pp79-5 sure the President will be pleased to accept this sample of your new product. If you will have the can sent to no I shall be glad to present it to the President with your compli- ments. of course, I need hardly add that the salmon can only be accepted on the distinct understanding that no publicity whatever is given to its presentation. Very sincerely yours, M. H. McINTYRE Secretary to the President Harry Tale Dissen, Esq., Chicago Smoked Fish Company, X205-207 North Union Avenue, Chicago, hm Illinois. THE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES SMOKED MILD CURED SALMON HAYMARKET 5436 TO ALL LINES OUR SPECIALTY Chicago Smoked Fish Company THE WHITE house BE T2 HOUSE STATE 6 RECEIVED WHITE THE 21.270 WASHINGTON 12/13/38 achid 12-13-326 MEMORANDUM FOR R. F. EILE nited States, Do you see any objection to this? If not, will you handle in a routine way. with a Sound per- MHM fir st nclosing your America 5 our S, ED FISH CO. fale Dissen E BEST THERE IS" LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES 12" SMOKED MILD CURED SALMON HAYMARKET 5436 TO ALL LINES OUR SPECIALTY Chicago Smoked Fish Company SMOKERS AND PRODUCERS OF ALL KINDS OF :D FISH i UNION AVENUE ;AGO BE HOUSE STATE 6 RECEIVED WHITE THE cember 9, 1938. achid 12-13-326 EILE President of these United States, SPICED AFFELBITAR Honorable Sir:- CHICAGO SMOKED FISH CO We just came out with a CHICAGO ILL new label for our merchandise called "Golden America" on extra fancy Puget Sound Sockeye Salmon, and very fancy spiced Herring. Will you give us per- 2 mission to send to our President the fir st Salmon canned, with our compliments. with We are herewith enclosing our label and thank you very much for your courtesy. This is a Golden America $ thanks to our President. Thank you again. Respectfully your S, CHICAGO SMOKED FISH CO. HYD*R WE CANNOT SMOKE ALL THE SALMON (LOX) IN THE WORLD - "BUT WE DO SMOKE THE BEST THERE IS" LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES HAYMARKET 5436 TO ALL LINES RE hours SMOKED MILD CURED SALMON OUR SPECIALTY Chicago Smoked Fish Company SMOKERS AND PRODUCERS OF ALL KINDS OF GOLDEN ID FISH 1 UNION AVENUE CAGO BE. HOUSE 6 RECEIVED WHITE 21,077 THE cember 9, 1938. achieve 12-13-38 EILE President of these United States, GAFFELBITAR Honorable Sir:- CHICAGO SMOKED FISH (0 CHIC AGO ILL We just came out with a new label for our merchandise called If Golden America" on extra fancy Puget Sound Sockeye Salmon, and very fancy spiced Herring. Will you give us per- mission to send to our President the fir st Salmon canned, with our compliments. with We are herewith enclosing our label and thank you very much for your courtesy. This is a Golden America $ thanks to our President. Thank you again. Respectfully your S, CHICAGO SMOKED FISH CO. HYD*R WE CANNOT SMOKE ALL THE SALMON (LOX) IN THE WORLD - "BUT WE DO SMOKE THE BEST THERE IS" LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES HAYMARKET 5436 TO ALL LINES SMOKED MILD CURED SALMON OUR SPECIALTY Chicago Smoked Fish Company SMOKERS AND PRODUCERS OF ALL KINDS OF :D FISH miss Borrows 1 UNION AVENUE :AGO BE HOUSE 6 RECEIVED WHITE THE OIC, w.s.tt achid cember 9, 1938. 12-13-326 EKE President of these United States, THE BLOATER SUPERIOR Honorable Sir:- YUKON COAST SLICED SMOKED SALMON We just came out with a new label for our merchandise called "Golden America" on extra fancy Puget Sound Sockeye Salmon, and very fancy spiced Herring. Will you give us per- M mission to send to our President the fir st Salmon canned, with our compliments. We are herewith enclosing our label and thank you very much for your courtesy. This is a Golden America $ thanks to our President. Thank you again. Respectfully your S, CHICAGO SMOKED FISH CO. HYD*R WE CANNOT SMOKE ALL THE SALMON (LOX) IN THE WORLD - "BUT WE DO SMOKE THE BEST THERE IS" LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES HAYMARKET 5436 TO ALL LINES hiub SMOKED MILD CURED SALMON OUR SPECIALTY Chicago Smoked Fish Company SMOKERS AND PRODUCERS OF ALL KINDS OF SMOKED FISH 205-207 NORTH UNION AVENUE CHICAGO SMOKERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF BE HOUSE 6 RECEIVED WHITE THE 2/377 8 8 8 December 9, 1938. LOXE & SMOKED FISH achid 12-13-34 Eler America's Finest Brand and Secretary to the President of these United States, Washington, D. C. BIG BEN BLOATERS THE BLOATER SUPERIOR Honorable Sir:- YUKON COAST SLICED SMOKED SALMON We just came out with a new label for our merchandise called "Golden America" on extra fancy Puget Sound Sockeye Salmon, and very fancy spiced Herring. Will you give us per- 2 mission to send to our President the fir st Salmon canned, with our compliments. We are herewith enclosing our label and thank you very much for your courtesy. This is a Golden America $ thanks to our President. Thank you again. Respectfully your S, CHICAGO SMOKED FISH CO. HYD*R WE CANNOT SMOKE ALL THE SALMON (LOX) IN THE WORLD - "BUT WE DO SMOKE THE BEST THERE IS" December 16, 1938 pp7, q-c My dear Mr. Childress: Your letter of December fourteenth has been received and I want to assure you of the President #5 deep appreciation of the kind thought which prompted you to offer one of your hand-carved canes to him. The President does not feel, however, that he could accept a gift upon which you have expended so much of your time and handicraft. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY T. D. Childress, Esq., Kincaid, hm West Virginia. Kincaid WyVa. Franklin D. Roosevelt 13/16/98 and Dec. 14, I938. Washington D. C. Dear president: Would you accept a present from me. A cane carved by hand with a rattle snake on it all) carved in one piece. * have made it @spially for you as a token for what you have done for our country. I will be walting a reply be fore sending it. Assincere friend, T. D. Childress Kincaid W.Ya THE 3 WORLD IS Reed JAMES INVENTOR A. CONNELLY December 14, 1938 Sts. gren pp7 SITIES HAMILTON, OH 9-C O. Box My dear Mr. Connelly: The President has received your letter of December thirteenth, and is very grateful for the kind things you say and for the good wishes which your communication conveys. He asks me to thank you, too, for your thoughtfulness in send- xrp79-B ing him and Mrs. Roosevelt the enclosed Christmas greeting blotters. xrp72 Mr. McIntyre and I also appreciate your thought of us. Very sincerely yours, M. A. Lelland PRIVATE SECRETARY James A. Connelly, Esq., P. O. Box 354, Hamilton, cd Ohio. X SIPHON PIPE DIMENSION JAG:HF seese INLET OUTLET COMPOSITION BEARNA MADE FROM SCREW ADJUSTMENT DIMENSION STEAMPROOF PRICTIONLESS MATERIAL. FOR SPAMA COMPRESSION. 1400 Steam Joints in Operation in One Plant, Eastman COMPOSITION - MADE FROM STEAM WALET SIPHOR OUTLET Kodak Company, Rochester, N.Y. STEAM PROOF PRICTIONLESS MATERIAL U.S. Patent No. 1677884 JAMES A CONNELLY 513 in use in Gardner-Richardson Co., Middletown, Ohio HAMILTON OHIO Connelly Typewriter Ribbons and Carbon Paper PATENT No 1677884 PAPER MILL MACHINERY NECESSITIES Known the World over This Paper made by Champion Paper & Fibre Co., Hamilton, Ohio-on Paper Machines built under my supervision several years ago, 622 THE WORLD IS MY MARKET Phone 850 JAMES INVENTOR A. AND CONNELLY Established 1885 ALL TYPES SLITTER BLADES TOP SLITTERS PAPER MILL MACHINERY NECESSITIES Front and Sycamore Sts. P.O. Box 354 HAMILTON, OHIO December 13, 1938 SETSCREW LOCKS AGAINST SPLIT Hum OFSLITTER THE MAKING SAME TIGHT ON Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt SHAFT. Thank mohth Washington, D. C. ? Bottom Slitters My dear good President: and VIRGIN STEEL Double Edge Your old friend Jim can't forget you and never will forget you, SO I am sending you and the Lady of the Land some good luck. I am also sending one for your good secretary Mr. MeIntyre, and one for your private secretary "iss LeHand. We make Dear President, I want to compliment you on the Slitters for all requirements heartful and devoted interest that you have taken in the welfare of our dear country. My dear President, I can't help but feel in my heart that our good Lord is with you in all your endeavors to help make this a better world to live in. I also can never forget the words that you told the young students of Boston when you made an address to them one evening. In the last of your address you said to them, "You are the ones that will be responsible for the way our country is managed and run in the future." These words you told them, "This is God's country. Let's New Discovery VIRGIN STEEL keep it that way." May our good Lord continue to be your guardian angel in all your endeavors of life, for I know what you do comes direct from your dear good heart. Wishing you and yours God's blessing with a Merry Christmas and a Happy Connelly Rotary Frictionless Steam Joint. 32513 in Use and Prosperous New Year, I beg to remain in all Parts of the World SINGLE BALL Joint STEAM PITTING Yours ever faithful, BocT Die THESE LUGS 4 DOLTS To STAND HORIZONTALLY KR of BOLTS PATENT Yes PERMITS PIPES to SET AT ANY ANGLE, ALSO ALLEYING FOR &CONTRACTION OF PIPES PAYER DIA BOLT CIRCLE SCREWS SIPHON PIPE DIMENSION JAC:HR sease INLUT OUTLET COMPOSITION BEARING MADE FROM SCREW ADJUSTMENT DIMENSION STEAMPROOF PRICTIONLESS MATERIAL, FOR COMPRESSION. 1400 Steam Joints in Operation in One Plant, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, N.Y. COMPOSITION - MADE PACM STEAM WILET SIPNOR OUTLET PROOF PRICTIONLESS MATERIAL. U.S. Patent No. 1677884 JAMES A CONNELLY 513 in use in Gardner-Richardson Co., Middletown, Ohio HAMILTON OHIO Connelly Typewriter Ribbons and Carbon Paper PATENT No 1677884 PAPER MILL MACHINERY NECESSITIES Known the World over This Paper made by Champion Paper & Fibre Co., Hamilton, Ohio-on Paper Machines built under my supervision several years ago. STRAUSS, Allsn - Chairs Incorporated, New York, N.Y., Nov. 30,1938 Writes to Mrs. Roosevelt offering, as a keen token of their esteem, to furnish with their compliments, his sitting room of his new cottage at Hyde Park. - In a memo of Dec. 8 to Miss Malvina Thompson, Miss Leiland says that the President thinks 1t would be grand if Chairs, Inc. would like to give him either a very nice sofa or a comfortable chair or both for his new cottage, but he thinks that is enough. (Dark wood). -- On Dec. 14, Mrs. Roosevelt's secretary wrote to Mr. Strauss conveying this message from the President. (Original correspondence in Mrs. Roosevelt's file). SEE - P.P.F. 1-0 (Cottage Folder) P.P.F. 9-C in 1940. pla q.c December 20, 1938 My dear Mr. and lirs. Coalter: Your letter of December seventh has been received and I want to thank you in the President's behalf for the Christmas tree ornament which you were good enough to send to him. Please let me assure you that the Presi- dent and Mrs. Roosevelt are deeply grateful for your friendly heliday greetings. herous new year Very sincerely yours, m do say thank you from the hearts for the helping hand H. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY JP. P.R. People and lost a Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Coalter, 1124 West Wildwood Avenue, national depression and Fort Wayne, Indiana. that to happen get breaking. hoping deep that you will run for President agains in 1940. have AWN A hall It. mayne. Ind. Dec. 7, 1938. Franklin Pooserelt. President of the U.S.A. before 34 mashington D. b. 7 Dear President Rooserelt Having the -C kindest thoughts for you, We wish your and Mrs. Rooserelt a very merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperons new year. We do say thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the helping hand you extened to present the R. PP mage ent. We are R.R. People and me lost a home during the national depression and do not wish that to happen again. as it is heart breaking. We are hoping deep in our hearts that you mill run for President agains in 1940. It will be a national tragedy if some one elseisto take your place as, all of the good you have accomplished in helping the hundreds of thousands of poor people to have 7 homes and food and all necessities of -C life would soon be undone. So please run for president in 1940. We need you. me are sending to you a norelty electric Christmas Star which me hope you will find a place for in the top of your b hristmas tree. with very best mishes and kindest regard for you me are, Very Respectfully yours. Mr. to Mrs Harry I boalter. 1124 West Wildnord are. Ft. mayne Indiana, Phone MI-5968 Leave Message THEO. CLAYTON STERING » STUCCO * ORNAMENTAL ags The following sent messages of holiday greetings to the President. Filed 12-10-38 EISING, Theodor, Sr. cohen, Bernard SMITH, Mrs. Margaret Oneonta, N.Y. New York City New York City SHAPER, Dr. A. A. WINDHORST, Miss Emmg H. DEBNAM, Janetta Louisville, Ky. Students of Riley School Durham, N. C. scheiterlein, L. A., Great Bend, Kansas MAYO, Irving G., PP7 East Detroit, Mich. BARGGREN, Josephine A., Lynn, Mass. GOLLIVER, Mrs. Violet, Hollywood, Fla. GALANTE, Alice, Big Bay, Mich. McCLOUD, Mrs. Lillian, Medford, Mass. 9-C VICHY, Miss Claire, Chicago, Ill. NEVARD, Miss Ruth, Los Angeles, Calif. PAVEY, Darwin Kellogg, Hackensack, N.J. MONELLI, Casermo e La Arma, New Orleans, La. COUGHLIN, Ethel Bologna, Italy McCullough, Ruth B. Lynn, Mass. ORR, Warren H. Jacksonville, Fla. WOOTIN, William L. Rock Island, Ill. Normandy, Mo. PERRETTI, Romeo J. hincken, Amelia RICHMOND, S. Bronx, N.Y.City Newark, N.J. New York MILLER, Miss Claray ROMANO, Cosius ALPHA DELTA PHI HOUSE Columbia, S.C. Brooklyn, N.Y. New York City WIRTH, Barry O. benyamin, Yosip DRISCOLL, Terence J. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Columbia, S.C. International Language Club (wants Pres. sigt.) JAROSZINSKI, Julia R. East Croydon REHMETER. Fred Wisconsin Rapids, Wisc. WILLIAMS, Fred L. Alvo, Neb. Hartford, Conn. bieber, Seymour COLLINS, Mrs. Flora HOLMES, Harris E. Bronx, N.Y. Stockton, Mo. Chicago, Ill. (snet poem) RUELLAR, F. Morgan WARD, F. D. CAP0Z20LA, Isidoro Phoenix, Arizona Colorado Spings, Colo Bangor, Pa. EGLI, Isa Wants autograph (Sent gift of old money to Grain Valley, Mo. rogers, Helen President's grandson.) TAROLA, Robert B. LOVE, Jane MACON, Robert E. Orofino, Idaho South Gate, Galif Athens, Ga. STEPHENS, Miss Edna HOLQUIST, Ernest R. MASTERS, Mrs. Eleanor Lee Atlantic City, N.J. Valley Stream, N.Y. New York City LUDINGTON, Katharine - Pres. GAUL, Mrs. C. (sent box of Xnas cards) Connecticut league of Women N. Tonawanda, N.Y. Veters HANNON, Mrs. K. SPEARMAN, Janet Aurora, Ill. Hartford, Conn. England fitzgerald, Edward PARKER, Mrs. C. W. Denver, Colorado WILLIAMS, B. T. Nashville, Tenn. Ellisville, Miss. WILLIAMS, Cadet Hugh P. SIGEL, Milton Wants autographed photo New York City est Point, N.Y. MARCO, Edward FARACI, Stella ROSENTHAL, Mrs. Gertrude L. Chelsea, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. Washington, D. C. Wants autographed photo. SASLAW, Samuel K. SEE P.P.F. 1000-(Initial of Writer) Washington, D.C. Phone MI-5968 Leave Message THEO. CLAYTON PLASTERING » STUCCO » ORNAMENTAL P.P.A a-c December 20, 1938 My dear Miss Chronowiat: The President thanks you ever so much for the plaques and card. He deeply appreciates your friendly thought of him and asks me to con- vey his best wishes to you for the holiday season. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Miss Emilia Chronowiat: 906 Winnebago Street, S. S. Pittsburgh, cd Pennsylvania. Phone MI-5968 Leave Message THEO. CLAYTON PLASTERING » STUCCO » ORNAMENTAL cl on am this a contractor ork kind of December 22, 1938 Los Angeles, Calif. 319 Douglas Street ppr My dear Mr. Clayton: Your letter of Christmas greetings has been received by the President and he thanks you for your friendly thought in sending him the beautiful handkerchief and the enclosed cards. He asks me to convey his sincere good wishes to you for the Holiday Season. Very sincerely yours, 11. 4. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Theodore Clayton, Esq., 520 North Brannick Street, Los Angeles, California. es makes Reed December 22, 1938 ppae My dear Mr. Clayton: Your letter of Christmas greetings has been received by the President and he thanks you for your friendly thought in sending him the beautiful handkerchief and the enclosed cards. He asks me to convey his sincere good wishes to you for the Holiday Season. Very sincerely yours, 11. 4. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Theodore Clayton, Esq., 520 North Brannick Street, Los Angeles, California. es 12/2 320 kramick St Las Angeles Cal Dec. 16-1938, Honorable President Roserelt Dear Friend just a Y. U. Messenger. little rememberance to at Christmas, to show you have done in the that Ce appreciate rall the United It ates Cl wish interest of the people of you and your family a very merry Christmas and P.P.F. a Haffy Sincerely Drew year. 9-C your Friend Theodore Clayton ags MONTES, J. M. Garcia Sec'y. Agriculture of Rep. of Cuba 12-9-38 Sent the President & card and box of cigars by V. U. Messenger. --Referred to STATE D'PT for attention 12-23-38. SEE 159 P.P.F. 9-C J n7 RANDALL, Commodore A. B. Whitestone, L. I., N. Y., Dec. 20, 1938. Writes the President saying that through the courtesy of Consul General John G. Erhardt he is sending the President a couple of the coffee cakes which the President likes. States the "peculiar" added flavor to this lot of coffee cake is by the request of Hall Roosevelt. Wishes the President and his family a very Happy New Year.---The President, on Dec. 27th, wrote the Commodore thanking him and the Consul General for the tasty coffee cakes and extending his greetings for the New Year. SEE P.P.F. 3760 P.P.F. 9-C ags TRUMBULL, Walter New York City 12-29-38 (ack.) Sent the President a cigarette case. Ack. by the President. SEE P.P.F. 1789 P.P.F. 9-c J ags WISE, Brig. Gen. Frederic May II Rehoboth Beach, Delaware 12-29-38 (ack.) Sent the President a jar of brandied cherries. Ack. by Pres. SEE P.P.F. 4399 P.P.F. 9-C prt December 20, 1938 My dear Dr. Concialdi: Many thanks for your letter and the pen and pencil set which you were good enough to send me through the courtesy of Miss LeHand. I do appre- ciate your kind remembrance of me. With every good wish for Christmas and the New Year. Very sincerely yours, Dr. Lewis G. Concialdi, XHZ Wharton, avb New Jersey. 049 retal To mr. keeps. Think for pentin spenil & December 1937 Dear mess Le Hand af Sheaffer Renandpee maiedtoyou to states the President of the Us soonas the setreacdes you a it to him I also personal letter men a shoirt note to you to him of you same brudly present it well I do hope that in Ihae-nt any may any and fold for your country intereft respect Dr Lews sincerely y. 6-onccald Whaston newpany J retal To mr. keeps. prte -q-C X whates nf Dec 1938 Dear miss Le Hand I am mailing to you today via pay l post one sheapfer Pen and Peral it arves to The President Kindly present same when of The united states I always send him a gift every year Kindly give to him this letter enclosed Thank you immensely with best wskes for the season finces Dr Leurs y 6 onciald 6 Wharton new Janaz ret'd to "Inr. Keeds. whattong Dek 1938 Dear m President to miss to I am Le Hand /to mailing to ben give and you smce 920 and I have not forgotten every Christmas I am as a for friend pleased prate J to send of sope kind you gift 3 Sextend to you and yours my best Christmas and a merry prosperous new year with good health happeness and surcess if I am not disturbing you M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Technical Sergeant F. R. Carden, School for Bakers and Cooks, Ft. George Meade, eke Maryland. ret'd to mr. Reed. Achid from card, which has been do bindy drop ine me a line telling me that you are well That all I ask god. bless you and presenc you Sincerely Dr Lewis y. Conciald pt 9-C J Wharton newfress M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Technical Sergeant F. R. Carden, School for Bakers and Cooks, X Ft. George Meade, Maryland. eke ret'd to Mr. Reed. Achid from card, which has been jailited X 2044 thought that means prate humanitan who has long prond that wonderful and affe tion lang to capacions budge of understanding about to send and penal him a sheeffer ther Pen The set will be Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Technical Sergeant F. R. Carden, School for Bakers and Cooks, Ft. George Meade, Maryland. eke ret'd to Mr. Reed. Achid from card, which has been Mrs Elen thought that means something J who has long passind that wonderfuld capacious budge of and affer tion lang to understanding him a sheefferben about to send and penal The set well be Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Technical Sergeant F. R. Carden, School for Bakers and Cooks, X Ft. George Meade, Maryland. eke ret'd to Mr. Reed. Achid from card, S. which has been Whaton Dear mess Le Hand 2.f since Every 621 Christmas I have kind to our esteemed sent a gift of some friend It is notthe the President value of The gift but the thought tmat meane who has long prossed something to form great humanitan prat 9-C C that wonderful budge of and affe to understanding about to send and penal him a sheaffer Ben The set wee be Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Technical Sergeant F. R. Carden, School for Bakers and Cooks, x Ft. George Meade, Maryland. eke ret'd to mr. Reed. Achid from card, which has been addressed to you and I would ed-derply appreciate if you Jhkm present ans same you ure use the receme couse same of a few days for your country I thank you they prate Textend you my best unshes G. hustmas for a very meny and a new year full of good health happens and Sincerely prosperty DrLems y. bonsiald Wharton hughy M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Technical Sergeant F. R. Carden, School for Bakers and Cooks, X Ft. George Meade, Maryland. eke ret'd to Mr. Reed. Achid from card, S. which has been a December 23, 1938 praic C My dear Sergeant Carden: It was nice of you to send the fruit cake to the President. He thanks you ever so much for your friendly thought of him and asks me to convey his sincere good wishes to you and to your associates for Christmas and the New Year. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Technical Sergeant F. R. Carden, School for Bakers and Cooks, Ft. George Meade, Maryland. eke ret'd to Mr. Reed. Achid from card, S. which has been planc a pltc C December 30, 1938 My dear Mr. Meiser: Thank you, in the President's behalf, for the copy of "The 49 Capitol Buildings of the United States", . I can assure you that he will appreciate your friendly thought in sending the volume to him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY D. J. Meiser, Esq., Capitol Publishing Company, Inc., Sixth and Maclay Streets, Brotherhood Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. avb plane a December. 16th. 1938. M. McINTYRE. Secretary to the President. and 12/19/88 m Inten pp7 q.C Washington.D.C. Dear Mr Mc INTYRE ; Kindly send me an writtin order to take to the R.R. Exspress office here for them to O.K. the shipment of a cartoon containing two nictures for the President that which I had writtin the PRESIDENT about Dec. 1st. 1938. And in answer to your letter December. 8th. 1938. The ysylvania R.R. and the R.R. Exspress CO localy will not take the shipment although the Exspress Co Driver acepted it gave me a reciept for the package, yesterday he broughten it back, they will not ship any shipment to the President with out you issueing an order its O.K. Etc. Its with great difficulty to get any letter out here to there yet alone make any shipment of a parcell or package to the Federal Govt. The designs are results of very scientific study and please do not for any reason think I am one of those wise cracks that some times buts in. I want you to write me an order compelling the R.R. Exsp Co localy to ship the package As I have it addressed its clean cut 100% AMERICAN. Very Sincerely yours. For God And Country. W.H.Carl. X 601. Main Street. Martins Ferry. Ohio. M. H. McINTYRE Secretary to the President W. H. Carl, Esq., 601 Main Street, Martins Ferry, Ohio. hm pltc December 19, 1938 My dear Mr. Carl: This will acknowledge the receipt of your letter of December sixteenth. While the President is most appreciative of your desire to send the pictures to him, it is not felt that he could accept them. Very sincerely yours, M. H. McINTYRE Secretary to the President W. H. Carl, Esq., 601 Main Street, Martins Ferry, hm Ohio. Carl, D. S. Я. pizzy 7/17/39 Divine Science and Mysticism Certified and Endorsed MEDIUM, CLAIRVOYANT, READER, HEALER Advice on Business and Personal Affairs-By Appointment-At Your Home-Or By Letter Any Distance-Strictly Confidential-Honorable Service-Courteous and Fair Treatment Satisfaction Guaranteed At Your Service, For God and Country Never Judge a Person from what Gossips The Heavens my Church, to Do Good my Religion say about him. My Services are Free to the Poor Member Rosicrucians, Odd Fellows, etc. Certificates & Diplomas in all branches Spiritual Science Student of Prof. Zancig and Others Registered in Hartman's International Directory I manufacture and sell the best Incense on market McINTYRE. 117 X pf79-4 Secretary. To The PRESIDENT. 9-c x pr79-L( White House. Washington.D.C. Dear Sir; I am shipping to the President this day December. 14th. 1938. Via R.R. Exsp. Parcell cartoon with the two pictures enclosed trusting that you recieve them in good shape. Wishing you and the President and the entire staff working with you. X pr79-p A Merry Xmas and a very happy new year. Yours W.l.Carl. Truly. 601.Main.St. Marting Ferry. Obio. eke U.S.N.A. REGISTERED MEMBER DS DIRECT SELLING LEGION SPONSORED BY SPECIALTY SALESMAN MAGAZINE Chicago pl7 December 23, 1938 My dear Mr. Cell: The President has received your note of Christmas greetings and thanks you very much indeed for the Yule Log. He appreciates your X 1/79-4 friendly thought in sending it to him and asks X pr79-L1 me to convey his sincere good wishes to you for your happiness for Christmas and through the New Year. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY J. M. Cell, Esq., 3712 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. eke 73$ SILE reefings and Best Wishes for this Clorious Season of the COCK Anriscins X pr7c Respectfully referred to the State Department. The copies of the diary have been retained in this office. M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY avb Letter from J. R. Constance, Fairview Way, Edgware, Middlesex, (England?), 12/7/38 to the President. RE: Sends 2 copies of the "Thinker Diary for 1939" to President and Mrs. Roosevelt, as token of his appreciation of the President's efforts to bring about better understanding among the nations. (Miss LeHand's penciled notation - "Thank M.A. LeH. Send to W. S.) X xpp79-15 X 48-A X pptz TX MALK ALA Dear President: With Rindest Remembrance I am sending you a unique for the New Year Christmas Greeting under seperate cover in the form of a yule Log J.m.bell bell for your Cluistmas D inne Table. 3712 n. 6th Street I am a victim also of paralysis Phila., Pa. and in the 48. year of my life. made and designed these logs of wood of the Pennsylvania fanest yours Im, fell 3712 n, 6th shot December 21, 1938 Nac Respectfully referred to the State Department. The copies of the diary have been retained in this office. M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY avb Letter from J. R. Constance, Fairview Way, Edgware, Middlesex, (England?), 12/7/38 to the President. RE: Sends 2 copies of the "Thinker Diary for 1939" to President and Mrs. Roosevelt, as token of his appreciation of the President's efforts to bring about better understanding among the nations. (Miss LeHand's penciled notation - "Thank M.A. LeH. Send to W. S.) X pp79-5 x 48-A X pp72 / ADDRESS OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE WASHINGTON, D.C. LICENSE December 27, 1938 pr7c Respectfully referred to the State Department. The copies of the diary have been retained in this office. M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY avb Letter from J. R. Constance, Fairview Way, Edgware, Middlesex, (England?), 12/7/38 to the President. RE: Sends 2 copies of the "Thinker Diary for 1939" to President and Mrs. Roosevelt, as token of his appreciation of the President's efforts to bring about better understanding among the nations. (Miss LeHand's penciled notation - - "Thank M.A. LeH. Send to W. S.) 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Prisent Picture i am Sending to you what. will you give me. for this 9-R Rout that 7's dug. up.on say this is a Pine the WPA this is the name it is. the WPA three legs. on it. and. 6 doge this Rout. have made. a. dog. out. of. it.and Sending it to you with the name on' the Ear So. is will Closerfrom Rosevelt. Cray mcraeiza Copyright 1957 by Century Carollual ou. r.v. DUA VI. iv. KEEP YOUR NAME AND PRODUCT BEFORE YOUR TRADE AND PROSPECTS FOR LESS THAN HALF CENT A MONTH MUNICATIONS TO Y OF STATE N,D.C. X E O r I FOR / ⑇ WELL Copyright 1957 by Century Carenuar OU. r.v. DUA Jr. IV. : KEEP YOUR NAME AND PRODUCT BEFORE YOUR TRADE AND PROSPECTS FOR LESS THAN HALF CENT A MONTH / DDRESS OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE WASHINGTON, D.C. D LIMIS Reed with December 23, 1938 pl.7 qc My dear Mr. Cotter: The copies of your booklets and songs which you were good enough to send to the Presi- dent have been received and he thanks you for your friendly thought of him. He asks me to con- vey his good wishes to you for the Holiday Season. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Joseph S. Cotter, Sr., Esq., S. Coleridge-Taylor School, Louisville, edb Kentucky. NOV. | 12345 6789101112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 DEC. 123 45678910 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Copyright 1937 By Century Calendar Co. P.O. Box 5F. Brooklyn, N. Y. KEEP YOUR NAME AND PRODUCT BEFORE YOUR TRADE AND PROSPECTS FOR LESS THAN HALF CENT A MONTH / DDRESS OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE WASHINGTON, D.C. J DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON In reply refer to November 1, 1938 PR 811.001 Roosevelt - Publications - - Champion, Theodore T.P.7. q-c My dear Miss LeHand: The enclosed specially bound copy of the 1939 pr.7.37 Stamp Catalogue of Théodore Champion was received in "c" the Department for acknowledgment, by reference from X13-C C the White House. 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KEEP YOUR NAME AND PRODUCT BEFORE YOUR TRADE AND PROSPECTS FOR LESS THAN HALF CENT A MONTH OK. 2 Received December 29, 1938 ppt 9-C Dear Amon: Many thanks for your letter of December seventeenth and the clipping. I want you to know, too, how much we have enjoyed those delicious turkeys. It was BO nice of you to send them to me. With every good wish for the coming year, Very sincerely yours, Honorable Amon G. Carter, XHEPT. Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas. oh December 29, 1938 ppt 9-C Dear Amon: Many thanks for your letter of December seventeenth and the clipping. I want you to know, too, how much we have enjoyed those delicious turkeys. It was BO nice of you to send them to me. With every good wish for the coming year, Very sincerely yours, Honorable Amon G. Carter, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas. oh DEC or OF 230 THE FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM MORNING EVENING SUNDAY AMON G. CARTER, PRESIDENT FORT RECEIVE WORT H.TEXAS I 16AH 16 WHITE HOUSE Rec's be and December 17, 1938. BE. Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt, President United States, The White House, Washington, D.C. Think delicious tor turkey Dear Mr. President: P. Enclosed is a sample of the letter Mr. Carter sent out to nearly five hundred friends throughout the country concerning the Smoked Turkeys he shipped them. He thought you would be interested in seeing the general letter. With best wishes for the Holidays, I am Yours sincerely, Secy. K.Deahins to Mr. Carter. SHADY OAK FARM AMON CARTER FORT WORTH telephone TEXAS 6-1766 December 17, 1938. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, The White House, Washington, D.C. My dear Mr. President: Texas, the only State in the Union which has the privilege of withdrawing if it does not like its neighbors, has no idea of doing so, because everything is All-American down here. Even Congressman Dies will have to grant us a clear certificate on that. We like our neighboring States; in fact, we like everyone, and why shouldn't we, because we have everything which goes for happiness, prosperity and optimism. It's pretty hard to see the dragons for the fat Hereford calves, flowing oil wells, waving grain fields, snowy cotton fields, loaded orchards with pink grapefruit and soft shell pecans and full smoke houses - not overlooking America's outstanding No. Football Eleven, T. C. U. We just sorta feel that the U. S. A. is going to stick around for quite a while, and we intend to stick with it. We wish that you could be with us, ride one of the STAR TELEGRAM'S SPECIAL TRAINS to New Orleans Sugar Bowl New Years and watch our All-American T. C. U. Davey O'Brien, Ki Aldrich and their efficient helpers, under the tutelage of Coach Dutch Meyer, sweeten an already overflowing bowl of American Spirit. We might be discouraged, because out of the Nation's eleven All-American football players this year, only two came from T. C. U. But, as I said above, we like out neighbors and don't want to be selfish. If you can't be with us at The Bowl even where there is probably the most sugar, we hope you will at least tune in to us on the NBC during that game time - 1:15 P.M. E. S. T. The Shady Oaks Smoked Turkey, two of which are being expressed to you with our compliments, is like the Eagle - another All-American bird. They may be a trifle rich - blame that on the contented grasshoppers - but I think you will find them handy for nibbles during the Holidays. The Hired Hand has been SO busy bringing these turkeys along and then finally smoking them that he hasn't had time to join any of the 'Isms. You may eat with safety. -2- Yes, Fort Worth, West Texas and all Texas is 100% plus. Business is good, getting better. Everybody is happy, no one is alarmed. Shady Oak Farm is still running without Federal relief, but busily. So, from an All-American spot to an All-American friend, I wish you the Joys of the Season. Sincerely, A.Darees AGC.KD Where the West Beings. P.S: Just to prove how good things are down here, I'm enclosing a copy of a "Peace Proclamatio. If from Dallas, ending the recent "War of the Bowls - Sugar and Cotton". P. S. #2: Let's everybody stop complaining, aching and pouring water on the parade. We live in a grand country. Where can you find a better one? Team work always wins! THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1938. FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-EVENING PAGE TWENTY-FIVE STOMACH ACHES DISABLE SOME MASON GRIDDERS Frogs Get Down to Serious Sugar Bowl Business Today After Long Layoff Training Apology From Dispatch-Journal Russell's NEW BASEBALL MANAGERS GET TOGETHER The following appeared on the first page of the Dallas Bucs Off to Start Dispatch-Journal of Dec. 13 and speaks for itself: Boys Drill Justice to Amon G. Carter to Temple at 3 The Dispatch-Journal owes an apology to Amon G. Carter. at Tech Game Perhaps a lot of individuals do, too, but their expressions over the invitation by didn't get as wide circulation as ours. Masonic Home Mason BY AMOS MELTON. The pomp and ceremony that has We accepted the popular belief in Dallas that Carter had a hand in the obably will have a firm field CORPUS CHRISTI, Dec. 15.-Cor- encompassed them for almost three decision, and we were so indignant that we accused him of dictating out dry ball for their battle pus Christi's semifinalist football weeks ends for the T.C. U. Horned of spleen against Dallas and called him a "small town poo-bah." Carter with the Lubbock Westerners team left its home town Thursday Frogs Thursday afternoon. Instead day afternoon. has asserted that he didn't dictate the decision, though he himself says for Temple, where it will meet the of banquets and trophies it will be Weatherman Paul Cook re- blocking pads and head gears for the it did not disappoint him, and that satisfies us. Therefore, we regret all Wildcats Saturday. The Bucs were orted that the outlook was for Southwest Conference hampions as that was written about him in connection therewith, in our outraged to work out in Austin this afternoon. partly cloudy and warmer over they start training for the Sugar disappointment. West Texas, There seemed lit- Twenty-eight players made the trip. Bowl game with Carnegie Tech, This, Mr. Carter, is our apology for placing responsibility on you for tle chance of rain, It will be The Temple squad meanwhile ap- peared to be getting back in shape The stadium dressing room, emp- T. C. U.'s failure to play in the Cotton Bowl New Year's Day. warm enough to handle the ball after an epidemic of colds. The suf- ty and cold these past 19 days, will on passes. begin to bustle once more around Dallas and Fort Worth have a great deal in common and we recogniz ferers were back in the lineup yes- 2 o'clock. Workout time B p. m. more is to be accomplished by friendly co-operation than by rock-throw ng. BY FRANK TOLBERT. terday for practice. Center A. J. and all hands are expected, LUBBOCK, Dec. 15.-This was a Mercer, however, was still under The first business to be taken up gleaming, beautiful morning on the hospital care for a leg injury and South Plains, with only a slight chill was not expected to play Saturday. will be conditioning. Although most of the boys are still in good shape, AMONG MASON STARTERS in the wind that ruffled the flags A light limbering up session OC- cupied the attention today of the the coaches are anxious to tougher along the top of Texas Tech Sta- Lubbock High Westerners, the cham- muscles and rebuild wind for 60 dium. Masonic Home's small but pions of West Texas who have drop- minutes of football. There will be husky athletes hoped the weather ped only one game this season. Coach some exercises, a bit of the gentle would be as mild when they CO]- Weldon Chapman said his squad game of "roll under" and such other lide with Lubbock's large Western- standby conditioners. The big baseball meeting in New looked completely ready as far as ers here Friday afternoon for the ers; Gabby Hartnett, Chicago Cubs; Doc physical condition is concerned. A good slice of time may be devot- championship of the interscholastic York brought these new club managers Prothro of the Phillies, and Fred Haney, Masonic Home, Lubbock's op- ed to photographers and autograph football league's upper bracket. together. Left to right, Del Baker of St. Louis Browns.-A. P. Photo. ponent at the South Plains city Sat- seekers. But for the most part the Go Out Early. Detroit; Leo Durocher, Brooklyn Dodg- urday, arrived late yesterday after a long bus ride. Supporters of the work will go on with a will, It was pretty early in the morn- Fort Worth school were cheered by The punters will be given a long ing when the Masons piled into a the fact that Coach Rusty Russell session. Connie Sparks, Spud Tay- bus and drove out to the Red Raid- Tech Raiders End said he didn't believe his team could ers' gridiron for a long workout. SPORT TIDE stop the Westerners. Russell is a lor, Ward Wilkinson, Lacy McClan- notorious pessimist. ahan, Rusty Cowart and Davey Back in the end of the bus wa O'Brien will unlimber their booting Moses, the ancient negro who Workout Today MATCHES AT COLONIAL may have in little light every time the Masons get in blocking, too," Coach Meyer said. state playoff. Moses first appeared FLEM R: HALL at Lubbock The regular golfing events will "It won't be too rough at first. in 1932 when the Home kids be held at Colonial Club Friday. After we get back in top shape, there will be some real head to in the state finals their first season went Not that the Southwest is interested in the social stand- Women golfers play at 8:30 and knocking." Class A competition. Scrimmage is scheduled for almost The Masons rub their fists ing of its intersectional football rivals, but as a matter of the mixed foursomes are set for 4 LUBBOCK, Dec. 15.-Texas Tech's every day next week. Most of the before Moses' woolly head for good luck on nformation let's review the background of the Carnegie o'clock. they go into every game. Red Raiders, opponents of St. Mary's early work will be done on offense Skibos, whom the T. C. U. Frogs will meet in New Orleans' and it's likely that the first team can't lose," Moses says to the You can't lose, boys. You in the Dallas Cotton Bowl Jan. 2, will duel the third and the second Sugar Bowl Jan. 2. scrimmaged Thursday in their last team battle the fourth almost every kids in a confident sing-song As a preliminary to a series of teams of his school were given the workout at Lubbock before entrain- GLENMORE BLENDS IT afternoon. The coaches are anxious out in Tech Stadium. they romped through the work- as reports this corner plans to carry nickname pronounced "Skee-bo." ing for Dallas. They are to resume for the blockers to recheck their the record and personnel of the practice at the Southern Methodist timing and to get their assignments Not all of the Masons were on today's column will briefly field upon their arrival at the lat- ing so rompish. down pat. were making very of stomach aches There was duad that There was duad that There wasquad bunch the squad that team, forth some of the more promi- Name at Beginning ter city Dec. 21. "We may even run a Few plays nent set facts about the great school, Carnegie Institute of Technology George Philbrick, end, reported in dummy scrimmage the first Coach Rusty Russell and, Dr. E. of The official name is Carnegie In- was founded by Carnegie as the for practice Thursday apparently day," Dutch said. "I want to Hall, team physician. stitute of Technology and it is lo- Carnegie Technical Schools. The able to play despite the broken nose see if anybody remembers how Earl Webster, who alternates cated in Pittsburgh, Pa. institute now consists of the College he received in the Marquette game. Velvety Smooth to run old '92.' Hope nobody Jack Bates at a guard, and with Bill Enrollment-Men, 1,800; women, of Engineering, the College of Fine The nose has been reset. pulls out wrong." DON STEPHENS, Bennett were most seriously 400. Arts, the Margaret Morrison Carne- T. H. Williams, Tech athletic Of the entire squad of 48 boys, Fullback. FRANK BONDS, They both had high fever. Bennett ill. Colors-Tartan (Scotch) plaid. gie College for Women and the manager, has announced he will re- Halfback, Nickname-Skibos, Tartans, Scots. Carnegie Library School, main in Lubbock until Dec. 29 in only one may not be able to play definitely will not play and Web- Band-Kilties; 80 men. For several years before the ac- order to take care of the heavy at New Orleans. He is Jimmy Pratt, ster may be out, said Dr. Hall tual establishment of the Technical demand among West Texas fans for the quarterback from Paschal who went down in midseason with a bro- Ram Quintet Will Burford Hudgins was ill Wednesday Schools, Carnegie had given con- the Cotton Bowl tickets. About night, but the halfback was feeling siderable though to such a project. 2,000 are left of the approximately ken ankle. Jim is getting around better Thursday morning and he Endowed by Carnegie Finally, in 1900, Carnegie tendered 12,000 received when the pasteboards GLENMORES worked out with the rest. to the city the money to establish first went on sale, he said, and it nicely now but it isn't likely that Carnegie Tech was founded and Keel Favors Leg. a technical institution upon the con- appears at least 15,000 West Texas endowed by Andrew Carnegie, the dition that the city would will be the bowl to Gene Keel, the nue poverty stricken lad who left his a suitable location of ample size for who passes, punts and runs, was fa- native Scotland and made a great on the Red Raiders. for this one game. Ennis Krelee, future extensions. voring a left leg but getting around fortune in the United States. Spirit of the Tech team was be- the North Side tackle who was out Weatherford That same year Carnegie placed very well. Gene, one of the real He gave $6,000,000 for buildings the Technical Schools under the di- lieved best displayed in the uncon- of the last two games with a leg firmable story that Line Capt. Red STRAIGHT WHISKISKIES offensive stars of the league, seldom and $15,000,000 for endowments. rection of the board of trustees of wound, is whole and hearty. Every- Murphy had remarked: looks very stylish in drills. Phillip That explains the Scotch "accent" the Carnegie Institute, and on Jan. body else was ready and willing to of the beautiful and comparatively "St. Mary's may beat us-but GLENNORE DISTILLERIES co. Earp, the little utility back who 28, 1901, the city of Pittsburgh ac- play against S. M. U. WEATHERFORD, Dec. 15-Coach was injured in the bidistrict, was young school. cepted Carnegie's gift. it'll be by a score of 105 to 104." Everybody Well Again. Tommy Field's Weatherford College running well but his leg complaint "Skibo" is the name of a castle In other words, there will be plen- All the bumps and bruises sus- Coyotes will meet the Texas Wes- still keeps him from pivoting. Carnegie built in Scotland after he ty of scoring as far as Tech is con- Looking in excellent physical con- had amassed his wealth. For a time In 1902 a site was selected, and in cerned. tained in the Mustang game have leyan Ram cagers of Fort Worth he was dubbed the "Count of Skibo" 1903 the trustees approved a tract OUGHT ToM also disappeared. Ki Aldrich's eyes, here tonight at 8:30 in a game that (CONTINUED ON PAGE 26). and for that reason the athletic of 32 acres of land adjoining Schen- CHICAGO-Bobby McIntyre, 132, De- YOU which bothered him a bit last week, ley Park, near the Carnegie Insti- troit, outpointed Billy Marquart, 1321/2. Winnipeg, Can., (10). TO KNOW HARDY! are well again. Davey O'Brien's is expected to draw a full house. tute building, as the home of the The Weatherford and Mineral new school. SACRAMENTO, Cal.-Lloyd Marshall. Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated (CONTINUED ON PAGE 26). Wells High School teams will play a warmup feature at 7:30. Proceeds HEADED FOR SUGAR BOWL Ground was broken in April, 1905, 165, Cleveland, knocked out Johnny Er- javec, 168, Los Angeles, (5). Louisville, Owensboro, Kentucky and in October of the same year from the entire gate receipts will the schools opened their doors to Lederman's be given to charity. students. As new structures were Last Winter, the Rams finished made ready for occupancy, addition- the season with one of the best al departments were inaugurated. college records in Texas, 22 wins The demand for technical training FOR TOBACCO in 23 starts. But after easily outscor- has been such as to make constant ing three independent clubs this extensions necessary, and Carnegie, PIPES season, Coach Gus Miller's team therefore, not only provided funds Give Him dropped three close games to strong for new buildings, but increased his East Texas colleges. Weatherford original gift of $1,000,000 to the CIGARS fans think the Coyotes stand an present endowment, with an addi- even chance of surprising the Rams tional expenditure of $5,000,000 for tonight. Rarin' Red Rutledge, Weath- Store Open 'til 9:30 P. M. erford product who plays guard for buildings and equipment. Mail Orders Promptly Filled the Rams, will be held out of action 703 Main, Ph. 2-3117 JAMES HOLMANS, tonight because of a knee injury. In June, 1908, the institute award- Tackle. ed its first diplomas, graduating a Truly "Fitting" Gift dents in chemical, civil, electrical, Two City High mechanical and metallurgical engi- neering from the College of Engi- If He's a Florsheim Customer neering, and students in architec- TIRE Banquets Tonight ture from the College of Fine Arts. We Have a Record of His Size! Name Changed in 1912 10 Days' Special Two of the city's high school grid On April 20, 1912, the name "Car- Phone No. squads will hold their annual ban- negie Technical Schools" was quets tonight. changed officially to the "Carnegie 3194 SALE The North Side Steers will at- Institute of Technology," and the Pussell Sutton Manor Chg. tend the annual Dads' Club event in institution received from the State Name 432 of Pennsylvania a charter of in- Address_ the Chestnut Avenue Christian City Price Just Received a Large Ship- Church starting at 7 o'clock. Coach corporation, with the power to con- Size ment of New AJAX Tires. fer degrees. SHOES Blanard Spearman and his boys will Style $8.75 BC Fresh Stock. Ajax Rubber be guests of honor. Carl Hubbell, 822 Beverly $10.00 the pitching ace, is due to be a 3-18-36 BC $10.00 Company Has Been Making Carnegie Institute of Technology includes the following buildings in 3-14-37 9522 Princeton 8&C Tires Since 1904-One of the guest and Matty Bell, an old North 330 Beverly BEB Oldest Tire Companies in America. You Can't Buy a Better Tire the center of the residential and 8-29-37 Sider, has been asked to speak. 626 Maywood Anywhere for the Money, So, Equip Your Car Now Before Xmas. The Paschal Panthers will hold cultural district of the city: Indus- 4-16-38 Buy One Tire at Regular Manufacturer's List Price and Buy An- tries Hall, Engineering Hall, College 82B other Tire the Same Size and Quality for Only their dinner in the school cafeteria $1.00 of Fine Arts, Margaret Morrison 9-21-38 2047 Carfield starting at 6:30 o'clock, Coach Bill AJAX GOLD- Meyers will preside. Carnegie College, Administration FIRST QUALITY USE OTHER SHIELD "6" Hall, Gymnasium, Carnegie Inn, TIRE 12-Month Guar- Carnegie Commons, the Library, antee 9-Month Guar- 4.50-21-$9.95-2 antee We'll Bet Kyser Practice House, Machinery Hall, six dormitories for women and seven Tires for $10.95 30x3 dormitories for men. 4.75-19-- Tires for Tires for $7.50 Is Up Today on You may select shoes, slippers, hosiery, spats, Although Carnegie Tech had ath- Tires for $13.35 Tires for 5.25-18-$12.85-2 The World's Premier Tire Tires for $8.85 Bowl Teams letic teams, almost from its very garters, suspenders, belts, shoe tree or a Florsheim inception, its modern era began in Gift Certificate and let him choose his own gifts. Tires for $13.85 GUARANTEE 4.50-21-$7.95-2 1914, when the late Walter P. Stef- 5.25-21-$14.95-2 Ajax tires are guaranteed Tires for $8.95 Tires for $15.95 4.75-19-$8.95-2 Telephones rang all over town was back engaged as head football 5.50-17-$13.95-2 in writing for 12, 18 and 24 months against all road Tires for. $9.95 Wednesday night after Kay Ky- For the next 20 years Steffen 5.50-19-$14.95-2 hazards, such as stone Tires for $10.95 Sugar Bowl game. ser pulled his "boner" on the to be closely identified with Carne- Tires for $14.95 5.00-19-$9.95-2 gie Tech, in an active or an ad- visory capacity. Tires for $15.95 bruises, cuts, tread separa- 5.25-18-$11.55-2 Fort Worth fans buzzed when 6.00-16-$15.70-2 tion, etc.-or anything that Tires for $12.55 one of the questions on his "col- Stepped Out With Steffen Tires for $16.70 can happen to them. We 5.50-17-$12.50-2 lege" concerned the New Or- Before Steffen's association with 6.25-16-$17.95-2 also have a large stock of Tires for $13.50 leans game. Songs of the two the school, its football teams were Tires for $18.95 Fisk, Federal and many -$13.95-2 competing schools were played not known many miles away from 6.50-16-$22.25-2 other standard makes. Tires for $14.95 and that of T. c. U. correctly Allegheny County-in fact the first named. Kay mistakenly called few teams absorbed defeats from Horsheim SHOE SHOP Tires for $23.25 6.50-16-$19.35-2 7.00-16-$24.95-2 MAIL ORDERS the other the song of Tennes- various prep schools and smaller Tires for $20.35 Tires for $25.95 PROMPTLY FILLED 6.00-21-$21.95-2 see and said the Frogs would meet the Vols in New Orleans. Lee, Carnegie Tech's ace back to who play is colleges in the Western Pennsylvania Tires for $22.95 Also Dist. for Dayton and Badger Tires and National Batteries The reaction from Pittsburgh Jack "Whitey" be back in physical condition Jan. 2. district. Judge Steffen rapidly changed all was immediate for Kay correct- now expected to Sugar Bowl at New Orleans Pittsburgh that, and it was not long until Car- 806 Main Street Phone 2-5649 F. H. JOHNSON TIRE CO. ed the error within 15 minutes before he left the air. He re- against T. C. U. in in the first quarter of the regular sea- negie was not only beating the small- 307-9 Commerce St. peated his correction right at Large Stock of Good Used Tires Phone 2-6686 son. game and This picture was made as he resumed He was injured was out for the remainder of the training er colleges, but was challenging the the last. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 26). "Boy, hope I got out of that one," he said with relief. with the Skibos this week.

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